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The North 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.

Page.
COUNTIES—

are arranged alphabetically. . .65-514
TOWNS—

Are arranged under their re-
spective counties and alpha-
betically on back of map.

Altitude 46

Anniversaries. Some notable 9-10

Building and Loan (Statistics)... 5

Corporation Certificates filed 34

Climate— North Carolina 5

Deaths. Eminent, 1909 11-12

Divorce Laws of North Carolina. 33

Famous Old People (living) 13-15

Farm Products 8

Foreign Moneys 8

flame Birds — Laws 50

Land Grants 56

Legal Holidays 46

Legislation (General Acts) 9

Liquor Traffic Regulation by

States 10

Insurance (Statistics) 53

States. Origin of Names 9

Seasons 8

Schools ( Statistics) 34

Soldiers' Home 44

Stars— Morning and Evening 8-9

Tobacco (Statistics) 16

Weather— Rules 12

Weather— Flags 16

Official Vote of the State —

Congressional vote — 1908 45-46

Comparative vote for Governor. 43-44

State Officers 1908 44

Platforms 36-42

Democratic 36-40

Republican 40-42

Political Organizations 4'„

Democratic 47-49

Republican 49-50

Railroads • • .«w-«*

Accidents— Rates 6. .55-56

Officials 5S-64

Societies and Organizations —

Agricultural Society 28

Anti-Saloon League 28

Association for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis... 22

Bankers' Association 22

Bank Statistics -33

Bar Association - 0-22

Chemical Society 1»

Child Labor Committee 29

Colonial Dames of America IS

Page.

Confederate Veterans IT

Daughters of Confederacy 18

Daughters of the Revolution.. 26
Daughters of the American Rev-
olution 27-28

Dental Society 20

Elks 26

Farmers' Alliance 22

Firemen's Association 23

Funeral Directors and Em-

balmers 23

Grand Army of the Republic... 19

Historical Society 22

J. O. U. A. M 25

Horticultural Society 22

Knights of Pythias 24

Knights Templar 25

Library Association 2S

Library Commission 28

Literary and Historical Asso-
ciation 22

Masons 24

Medical Society 19

Medical Association (Tri-State). 26

N. C. Fairs XV

N C. Architectural Association. 22

Odd Fellows 23

Order of the Cincinnati 26

Pharmacy, Board of 20

Pharmaceutical Association .... 1"

Poultry Association 22

Press Association 19

Red Men 25

Retail Merchants' Association.. 2S

Roval Arcanum 19

Roval and Select Masters 24

Sons of the Confederacy 18

Sons of the Revolution 26

State Federation of Labor 21

Teachers' Assembly 22

State Guard 29-33

State Government —

Executive ITT-XI

Judicial XVT-4

Legislative XII-Xa

North Carolina in Congress 42

Military ■ 29-33

United States Government —

Executive J.

Judicial

Courts in N. C *

Financial Statement

Legislative

Tax Commission Report M 51

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THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS

Tage.

Allen, George Xll

.iUHTican liook. Company 37

.ui. cut. hi National Bank, VVil-

uiingiou 342-346

Auueiaw Paper Co., Hagerstowu,

Ala E

A. A: M. College for the Colored

Race, Ureeusooro 64

Atlantic Christian College, Wil-

suii 30

Atlantic Fire Ins. Co., Raleigh.. 13)
L>auk of French Broad, Mar-
shall 300-302

Bank of Northampton, Jackson. 347-350
i>auk of Onslow, Jacksonville. .351-353
Bank of Pittsboro, Bittsboro. .137-140

Bromo- Seltzer B

Christopher Engraving Co., Rich-
mond 53

Citizens Bank, Norfolk V

Citizens National Bank, Raleigh. 15
Commercial National Bank, Char-
lotte 13

Commercial National Bank, Ral-
eigh IX

Coopers of Raleigh G

Dobler & Mudge, Baltimore, Md. E

Durham Buggy Co., Durham 57

Edwards & Broughton Printing

Co., Raleigh F

Elizabeth College, Charlotte 43

Farmers Bank. Seaboard 347

Farmers & Merchants Bank, Wil-

liamston 303-306

First National Bank, Oxford 11

First National Bank, Richmond. 1
Fourth National Bank, Fayette-

ville 163-16S

Greensboro Female College,

G reensboro 45

Havens, Jonathan, Washington. 85-91
Horner Military School, Oxford.. 41
Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co.. VII
Johnson. B. F., Publishing Co.,

Richmond, Va 35

Joyce Engraving Co., The

Maurice, Washington 55

Keeley Institute, Greensboro 23

King's Business College. Raleigh.

354, 371, 466-471

Biddell Co.. Charlotte Ill

Life Insurance Co. of Virginia,

Richmond. Va D

McDonald, C. C, Raleish

Rotton front cover

Mechanics Savings Bank, Raleigh. 5

Page.

Merchants National Bank, Raleigh C

Meredith College, Raleigh 25

Murphy's Hotel, Richmond F

National Bank of Commerce, Nor-
folk XV

National Bank of Virginia, Rich-
mond, Va Side of front cover

National State Bank, Richmond...

Top of front cover

News and Observer 16, 515-516

Norfolk Bank for Savings and

Trusts XIII

Norfolk National Bank XI

Norfolk & Southern Railway 61

Normal and Collegiate Institute,

Asheville 29

North Carolina College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts, The 47

North Carolina State Normal and

Industrial College. The 31

North State Mutual Life Insurance

Company, Kinston 17

Parker-Gardner Co., Charlotte. 310-323

Peace Institute. Raleigh 40

People's Bank, Roxhoro 372-374

Planters Bank. Rocky Mount. .336-341
Preshvterian College for Women,

Charlotte 33

Raleiarh Banking and Trust Co... 7

Raleisrh Savings Bank. Raleigh 3

Raleisrh & Southnort Railway 6°.

Roanoke Hotel. Manteo 171-173

Saint Marv's School. Rnlelarh 51

Sanders. W. M.. Smithfleld 275-2S5

Seaboard Air Line 59

Smitho'eaTs Business College, Rich-
mond. Va E

Southeate. J.. & Son F

State Fair. The Gre->t O

Svdnor S- Hundlev. Richmond. Va. D
Sydnor Pump & Well Co., Rich-
mond, Va 21

Thomson. Frank K.. Raleigh 12

T.avW-Cannady Buggy Co., Ox-
ford 223-2°"

Fni->-prsirv of North Carolina.... 2"

F77P11. E M.. Sz Co.. Riielsrh 20

yir"inli-C<iroiiTia Chemical Co.,

Richmond. Vft Rack cover

Vivsr'nlfi Prnte Tns. Co.. Richmond, F
Vlrsrinin Tr"<»t Co.. Richmond. Vj\. C
Wicnr.-H-i National Bank. Win-
ston-Salem 100.-207

W"i-o Countv Savincs Bank. Ral-

elsrh 9

Yarborough House, Raleigh G

STATE GOVERNMENT— EX ECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Governor — William Walton Kitchin,
of_ Person.

Lieut.-Govemor — W. C. Newland, of
Caldwell.

Private Secretary to Governor — Alex.
J. Feild, of Wake.

Executive Clerk — Miss Annie Travis,
of Halifax.

Secretary of States — J. Bryan Grimes,
of Pitt.

Chief Clerk to Secretary of State —
George W. Norwood, of Wake.

Corporation Clerk — W. S. Wilson, of
Caswell.

Stenographer — Miss Minnie Bagwell,
of Wake.

State Treasnrer — Benj. R. Lacy, of
Wake.

Chief Clerk, Treasury Department —
W. F. Moody, of Mecklenburg.

Clerk for Institutions — H. M. Reece,
of Wake.

Teller — P. B. Fleming, of Franklin.

License Clerk — Miss M. F. Jones, of
Buncombe.

State Auditor— Benj. F. Dixon, of
Cleveland.

Chief Clerk to Auditoi — E. H. Baker.

Durham, of
-Mrs. F. W.

of Franklin.

Tax Clerk — Baxter
Wake.

Clerk and Stenegraphei
Smith, of Wake.

Attorney General— T. W. Bickett, of
Franklin.

Law Clerk — G. L. .Tones, of Macon.

Clerk and Stenographer — Miss Sarah
Burkhead, of Columbus.

Superintendent of Public. Instruction
— J. Y. .lovner, of Guilford.

Chief Clerk— Allen J. Barwlck, of
Lenoir.

Clerk and Stenegrnpher — Miss Hat-
tie B. Arrington, of Nash.

Special Clerk for Loan Fund and
Secretary to Educational Campaign
Committee — C. H. Mehane. of Catawba.

Inspector of Public High SThools —
N. W. Walker, of Chapel Hill.

Supervisor of Teacher Training — T.
A. Bivina.

Supervisor of Elementary Schools —
L. C. Brogden.

Adjutant General — J. F. Arnitlrld,
of Iredell.

Chief of Ordnance — T. R. Robertson.

IV

STATE GOVERNMENT— EX ECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

of Mecklenburg.

State Librarian M. O. Sherrill, of

Catawba. _ , _

Assistant Librarian— Miss Carrie E.
Broughton, <>f Wake.

Commissioner of Labor and Printing;
— M. L. Sblpman, of Hendersonville.

\ssis(:inl Commissioner— Geo. B.
Justice, of Rutherfordton.

Stenosrapher — Miss Daisy Thomp-
Bon, of Wake.

Insurance Commissioner — James R.
Young, of Vance.

Deputv Insurance Commissioners —
Stat-v W. Wade and Robt. I?. Coit.

Chief Clerk— Robt. B. Coit.

Clerk and StenoBrapher — Miss Tda
Montgomery, of Wake.

License Clerk— A. H. Yerhy.

Bookkeeper— Miss Mary Marsh.

Keeper of the Capitol— C. C. Cherry*,
of Edgecombe.

State Standard Keeper — L. H. Lums-
den. of Wake.

Slate Printers — E. M. Uzzell and
Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.,
of Wake.

fiOVEBNOR'S COUNCIL.
The Secretary of State. Auditor,
Treasurer, and Superintendent of Pub-
lie Instruction.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor,
Secretary of State. Auditor. Treasurer,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and Attorney-General.

BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
AND GROUNDS.

The Governor, Secretary of State.
Treasurer and Attorney-General.

STATE BOARD OF PENSIONS.

The Governor, Auditor and Attor-
ney-General.

COUNTY BOARD OF PENSIONS.

The Clerk of the Court and three ex-
Confederate soldiers appointed by the
State Auditor.

Miss E. G. Riddick, of Gates, Steno-
grapher.
O. S. Thompson, of Wake, Tax Clerk.

BOARD OF CHARITIES.

William A. Blair, (chairman), Win-
ston-Salem.

Jos. G. Brown, Raleigh.

H. C. Dockery, Rockingham.

Carey J. Hunter, Raleigh.

A. C. McAlister, Asheboro.

Miss Daisy Denson, Raleigh, Secre-
tary.

NORTH CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL
BOARD.

Board of Managers — Governor W.
W. Kitchin ex officio Chairman.

State Geologist — Jos. Hyde Pratt,
Chapel Hill.

C. S .Vann, Edenton.

R. D. Caldwell, Lumberton.

Frank R. Hewett, Asheville.

Hugh McRae. Wilmington.

Scientific Staff— Joseph Hyde Pratt,
Geologist and Mineralogist. Chapel
Hill, N. C. ; W. W. Ashe, For-
ester, Raleigh, N. C. ; B. S. Drane, As-
sistant Hydrographer, Greensboro, N.
C. ; W. L. Spoon, Engineer, Burling-
ton, N. C. ; R. J. Sykes, Clerk of
Statistician, Chapel Hill, N. C.

BOARD OF INTERNAL IMPROVE-
MENTS.
The Governor, B. C. Beckwith, of
Wake, and R. F. Beasley, of Union.

CORPORATION COMMISSION.

Franklin McNeill, of New Hanover,
Chairman. (Term expires January,
1913).

Samuel L. Rogers, of Macon. (Term
expires January, 1911).

B. F. Aycock, of Wayne. (Term
expires January, 19151.

Henry C. Brown, of Surrv, Chief
Clerk.

STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL EX-
AMINERS.

J. Y. Joyner, (chrm. ex officio), Ral-
eigh.

Allen J. Barwick, (see.). Raleigh.
N. W. Walker, Chapel Hill.
John Graham, Warrenton.
F. Li. Stevens, West Raleigh.
Z. V. Judd, Raleigh.

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Geo. G. Thomas, M. D., President,
Wilmington.

Thos. E. Anderson, M. D., States-
ville.

J. Howell Way, M. D., Waynesville.

W. O. Spencer, M. D., Winston-
Salem.

Edw. C. Register, M. D., Charlotte.

David T. Tayloe, M. D., Washington.

J. L. Ludlow, C. E., Winston-Salem.

Richard H. Lewis, M. D., Raleigh.

W. S. Rankin, M. D., Sec. and Treas.,
Raleigh.

STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EX-
AMINERS.

J. L. Nicholson, M. D., President,
Richlands, Physiology and Hygiene.

J. C. Rodman, M. D., Washington.
Chemistry and Diseases of Children.

Benj. K. Hays. M. D., Secretary-
Treasurer, Oxford, Materia Medica
and Therapeutics.

L. B. McBrayer, M. D., Asheville,
Surgery.

W. W. MeKenzie, M. D.. Salisbury,

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.

Thet Citizens Bank

OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

ORGANIZED 1867.

Capital, $300,000.00. Surplus, $375,000.00.

McD. L. WRENN President.

J. W. PERRY Vice-President.

TENCH F. TILGHMAN Vice-President, Cashier.

GEORGE J. TWOHY Trust Officer.

NORMAN BELL,, JR , Assistant Cashier.

DIRECTORS: McD. L. Wrenn, W. G. Swartz, E. L. Woodard.
John S. Jenkins, A. B. Seldner, R. B. Cooke, John Twohy,
J. W. DeJarnette, V. L. Backus, M. K. King, R. H. Barrett.
T. F. Tilghman, J. W. Perry, George J. Twohy.

INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL, CONTRACT.

Bills of exchange issued on all of the principal cities of Europe.

Charter authorizes Trust and Fiduciary accounts. Lock boxen for rent
at moderate cost in the best appointed Safe Deposit Vaults and In the most
modern fire-proof building in Tidewater Virginia.

VI

STATE GOVERNMENT— EX ECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Anatomy and Pathology.

H. H. Dodson, M. D., Greensboro.
Practice of Medicine.

John Bynum, M. D., Winston-Salem,
Obstetrics and Gynecology.

8TATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

Maj. W. A. Graham, Commissioner,
ex officio Chairman, Raleigh.

First District— H. C. Carter Fair-
field.

Second District — K. W. Barnes, Lu-
cama.

Third District— Wm. Dunn. New-
Bern.

Fourth District— Ashley Home,
Clayton.

Fifth District— R. W. Scott, Graham.

Sixth District— A. T. McCallum, Red
Springs.

Seventh District— J. P. McRae,
Laurinburg.

Eighth District— Wm. Bledsoe, Gale.

Ninth District— W. J. Shuford,
Hickory.

Tenth District— A. Cannon, Horse-
Shoe.

Officers :

Commissioner — W. A. Graham.

Secretary — Elias Carr.

State Chemist— B. W. Kilgore.

Veterinarian — W. G. Chrismon.

Assistant Veterinarian — E. P. Wood.

Entomologist — Frank Sherman, Jr.

Assistant Entomologist — Z. P. Met-
calf.

Naturalist and Curator — H. H.
Brimley.

Assistant Curator— T. W. Adieks.

Horticulturist— W. H. Hutt.

Assistant Horticulturist— S. B. Shaw.

Farm Demonstrator — T. B. Parker.

Agronamist — J. L. Burses.

Food Chemist— W. M. Allen.

Assistant Chemist — J. M. Pickle.

Fertilizer Chemist — W. G. Haywood.

Feed Chemist— O. M. MacNider.

Assistant Chemist, Soils— E. L.
Wo it ham.

Ass'stant Chemist — L. L. Brinkley.

Assistant Chemist — J. 0. Jackson.

Ass'stant Chemist — W. H. Strowd.

Assistant Chemist — W. A. Smith.

R. W. Scott, Jr.. Superintendent
Edsecnmbe Test Farm, Rocky Mount.

F. T. Meaoham. Superintendent Ire-
dell Test Farm. Willard.

John H. .Tefries. Superintendent
Pender Test Farm. Willard.

R. W. Cnllett. Superintendent
Transylvania Test Farm, Swanannoa.

Test Farm Committee — Wm. Dunn,
New Bern; A. T. McCallum, Red
Springs; R. W. Scott, Mebane.

OIL, COMMISSIONERS.

Ashley Horn.
K. W. Barnes.
A. T. McCallum.

OIL INSPECTORS.

Assistant — M. Orr.
Chief Clerk— Geo. Little.

CROP TEST COMMITTEE.

J. P. McRae.
H. C. Carter.
R. W. Scott.
Wm. Dunn.
Wm. Bledsoe.

QUARANTINE COMMITTEE.

A. Cannon, Chairman, Horse Shoe.
R. L .Doughton. Laurel Springs.
R. W. Scott, Graham.
Ashley Home, Clayton.
J. P. McRae, Laurinburg.

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.

W. A. Graham, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Raleigh.

Jos. Hyde Pratt, State Geologist,
Chapel Hill.

Elias Carr, Secretary, Raleigh.

STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS.

Vv ilson G. Lamb, (chairman), Wil-
liamston.
J. C. Clifford, Dunn.
J. D. Elliott, Hickory,
flarence Call. Wilkesboro.
A. B. Freeman, Hendersonville.

DIRECTORS STATE'S PRISON.

Geo. A. Norwood, Jr., Goldsboro.
Geo. E. Hunter, Raleigh.
R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs.
Geo. A. Holderness, Tarboro.
T. J. Renfrow. Matthews.

STATE INSTITUTIONS.

The University of North Carolina —

Chapel Hill ; Francis Preston Venable,
Ph. D., President.

North Carolina College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts — Raleigh; D.
H. Hill, President.

North Carolina Agricultural Experi-
ment Station — Raleigh; D. H. Hill,
President; C. B. Williams, Director.

The State Normal and Industrial
College, Greensboro — J. I. Foust, Pres-
ident.

Eastern Carolina Teachers' Training
School -Greenville; R. H. Wright,
President.

North Carolina Institution for the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind — Raleigh; John
E. Ray, A. M., Principal.

Cullowhee Normal School — Cullo-
whee ; R. L. Madison, Principal.

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.

VII

STRONGEST IN THE SOUTH

JEFFERSON

Standard Life Insurance Co.

Home Ofiice, RALEIGH, N. C.

Cash Surplus to Policyholders
Over $460,000.

A JJEEEEBSON STANDARD POLICY/^;

Signing- of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence by Thomas Jefferson, July

4th, 1776.

JOSEPH G. BROWN
P. D. GOLD, JR. -
CHAS. W. GOLD
C. J. PARKER
ALBERT ANDERSON
1H0S. B. WOMACK
CHAS. W. GAMWELL

President.

Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.

Secy. & Supt. of Agencies.

Treasurer.

Medical Director.

- General Counsel.

Actuary.

VIII

STATIC GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

North Carolina School for the Deaf
and Dumb — Morgan ton ; E. McK.
Woodwin, M. A. Superintendent.

Central Hospital— Raleigh ; James
MeKee, M. D., Superintendent.

The State Hospital— . Morganton ;
.Tno. MeCainpbell, M. D., Superintend-
ent.

The State Hospital— Goldsboro : W.
\Y. Faison, M. D., Superintendent.

Central Prison — Raleigh; J. J.
Laughiughouse, Superintendent, Ral-
eigh.

Oxford Orphan Asylum — Oxford ;
under auspices of Grand Lodge of
Masons; W. J. Hicks, Superintendent.
(Partly supported by tbe State).

State Sanitarium for the Treatment
of Tuberculosis — Montrose; J. R.
Brooks, M. D., Montrose. Superintend-
ent; J. R. Gordon, M. D., Jamestown,
President Board of Trustees; M. Eu-
gene Street, M. D.. Glendon, Secretary.

Agricultural and Mechanical College
for the Colored Race — Greensboro;
James B. Dudley, President.

DIRECTORS NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

C. M. Stedman, President, Greens-
boro.

L. E. Heilig, Salisbury.

D. J. Carpenter, Newton.

C. C. Hargrave. Lexington.
T. S. Fleshman, Kernersvllle.
Allen J. Ruffin, Hillsboro.
S. C. Penn, Reidsville.
R. L. Holt, Burlington.
State's Proxy— A. E. Smith, Mt.
Airy.

DIRECTORS ATLANTIC A N. C. R.
R. COMPANY.

On Part of State:

S. W. Ferrabee, President. Stone-
wall.

W. S. Chadwick, Beaufort.

G. V. Richardson. Dover.

L. P. Tapp, Kinston.

A. C. Avery, Jr.. Morganton.

W. H. Bagley, Raleigh.

J. W. Grainger, Kinston.

W. D. Creech, Goldsboro.

State's Proxy, T. C. YVhitaker, New-
ton.

OYSTER COMMISSION.

Wm. M. Webb, Morehead City.
Oeo. W. Wallace (Assistant), New
Bern.

DIRECTORS STATE NORMAL AND

INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE AT

GREENSBORO.

J. Y. Joyner, Chairman, ex officio,
Raleigh.

First District— T. S. McMullan, Hert-
ford.

Second District — A. J. Connor, Rich

Square.

Third District— Jonathan Hooks,
Freniont.

Fourth District— R. T. Gray, Ral-
eigh.

Fifth District— S. M. Gattis, Hills-
boro.

Sixth District— Walker Taylor, Wil-
mington.

Seventh District— T. B. Bailey,
Mocksville.

Eirhth District — J. L. Nelson,
Lenoir.

Ninth District— C. H. Mebane, New-
ton.

Tenth District — J. D. Murpby, Aslie-
ville.

DIRECTORS D. D. AND B. INSTITU-
TION, RALEIGH.

J. E. Pogue, (chrm.), Raleigh.
Robt. L. Steele. Rockingham.
M. J. Boling, Siler City.
A. L. McNeil, Sanford.
R. B. Boyd, Warrenton.
J. T. Nichols. Windsor.
J. T. Rowland, Raleigh.
J. T. Finley, Wilkesboro.
R. B. Hollman, Timberland.
G. E. Lineberry, Raleigh.
J. G. Boylin, Wadesboro.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES A. AND M.
COLLEGE, RALEIGH.

Everett Thomnson, Elizabeth City.
R. H. Ricks, Rocky Mount.
O. Max Gardner, Shelby.

C. W. Gold, Raleigh.

E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville.
T. W. Blount. Roper.

D. A. Tompkins. Charlotte.
J. T. Ellington, Clayton.
W. E. Daniel. Weldon.
W. H. Ragan. High Point.
W. B. Cooner, Wilmington.
M. B. Stickley. Concord.
T. T. Ballinsrer, Tryon.

N. B. Broughton. Raleigh.
O. L. Clark, Clarkton.

DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL FOR
THE D. AND D. AT MOR-
GANTON.

Dr. J. H. Mock. Thomasville.
J. C .Sengle, Lenoir.
A. C. Miller, Shelby.
J. P. Jeter, Morganton.
M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge.
A. L. James, Laurinburg.
W. R. Whitson. Asheville.
J. L. Scott, Jr., Burlington.

DIRECTORS ST*TE HOSPITAL,
RALEIGH.

S. ('<. Daniel, Littleton.
J. D. Biggs. Williamston.
Edward Smith, Godwin.
S. O. Middleton, Hallsville.
Dr. H. B. Marriott, Battleboro.

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.

IX

OFFICERS:

B. S. JERMAN President.

A. A. THOMPSON. .Vice-President.

E. B. CROW Cashier.

A. P. BAU31ANN Asst. Cashier.

J. J. THOMAS. Chairman of Board.
JAS E. SHEPHERD Attorney.

DIRECTORS:

J. J. Thomas, James E. Shepherd,

Alf. A. Thompson, Henry A. London,
Carey J. Hunter, Ashley Home,
B. F. Montague, D. Y. Cooper,
H. TV. Jackson, Ashby L. Baker,

Thos. H. Briggrs, B. S. Jerman,
Joshua B. Hill.

THE BEST EVIDEHCE OF

GOOD
SERVICE

In a bank is steady
and substantial
growth. The his-
tory of this bank
proves conclusively
that its sound finan-
cial policies and
courteous treatment
of depositors have
been appreciated.

A business or per-
sonal account with
this institution will
enable you to profit
by every advantage
within the scope of
sound banking.

Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, 130,000.00
Resources, 1,125,000.00

The COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK

CORNER MARTIN AND WILMINGTON STREETS.
SOLICITS THE ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS. COTTON MILLS.
CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS.

STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Robt. H. Stancill, Margarettsville.

Jas. M. Parrott, Kinston.

N. P. Yarborough, Louisburg.

R. S. McColn, Henderson.

Miss Mary Davis, Secretary to Board
and Eexeeutlve Committee, and Steno-
grapher.

DIRECTORS STATE HOSPITAL. AT

MOROANTON.
J. P. Caldwell, Chairman, Charlotte.
J. W. Noell, Lexington.
J. I. Davis, Morganton.
J. G. Hall, Lenior.
James K. Norfleet, Winston-Salem.
Charles H. Armfleld, Statesville.
A. A. Shuford, Hickory.
A. E. Tate, High Point.
Jno. W. McMinn, Brevard.

DIRECTORS STATE HOSPITAL. AT
GOLDSBORO.

J. P. Hoggard, Atkinson.
J. A. Beaman, Clinton.
Dr. E. G. Moore, Elm City.
W. L. Hill, Warsaw.

C. F. Herring, Goldsboro.

W. E. Headeu, Morehead City.

D. E. McKinue, Princeton.
Dr. T. M. Jordan, Raleigh.

TRUSTEES A. & M. COLLEGE AT
GRENSBORO FOR THE COL-
ORED RACE.

Officers— M. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill,
Chairman.

S. A. Kerr, Greensboro, Secretary
and Treasurer.

First District— W. R. Williams,
Falkland.

Second District— W. A. Darden,
Ayden.

Third District— W. R. Newberry,
Magnolia.

Fourth District— W. D. Slier, Siler
City.

Fifth District — J. I. Foust, Greens-
boro.

Sixth District— E. M. Hughes, Fay-
etteville.

Seventh District-C. C. Crawford.

Eighth District— S. Bryan, Salis-
bury.

Ninth District— J. O. Alexander,
Charlotte.

Tenth District— M. W. Bell, Murphy.

At Larre — Chas. G. Rose. Fayette-
ville: J. B. Minor, Greensboro: W. A.
Enloe, Dillsboro; R. W. Morphis,
Reidsville; M. C. S. Noble, Chapel
Hill; G. T. Dunlan. Norwood.

DIRECTORS SOLDIERS' HOME.

A. B. Andrews. Chairman, Raleigh.

J. S. Carr, Durham.

J. A. Ramsey. Salisbury.

A. B. Stronach. Raleigh.

B. F. Dixon, Secretary, Raleigh.

Executive Committee — A. B. Stron-
ach, Chairman ; B. F. Dixon, Secre-
tary ; J. S. Carr.

STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION.

Dr. Louis R. Wilson, Chairman,
Chapel Hill.

Mrs. Annie Smith Ross, Secretary,
Charlotte.

Dr. Chas. Lee Smith, Treasurer,
Raleigh.

Dr. J. Y. Joyner, State Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction.

Miles O. Sherrlll, State Librarian.

BANK EXAMINERS.

J. K. Doughton, Winston-Salem.
W. L. Williams (Assistant), Fay-
etteville.

THE AUDUBON SOCIETY OF
NORTH CAROLINA.

President— R. H. Lewis, Raleigh.

Vice-President— J. Y. Joyner, Ral-
eigh.

Secretary — T. Gilbert Pearson,
Greensboro.

Treasurer — E. W. Gudger, Greens-
boro.

Secretary Jr. Department — Mrs. W.
C. A. Hammel, Greensboro.

Executive Committee — P. D. Gold,
Jr., Greensboro; F. A. Sondley, Ashe-
ville; S. M. Beasley, Poplar Branch;
J. I. Foust, Greensboro.

BOARD OF VISITORS UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH CAROLINA.

R. T. Grav, Raleigh.
J. O. Atkinson, Elon College.
Henry A. Gilliam, Tarboro.
Z. V. Walser, Lexington.

STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC
EXAMINERS.

H. W. Glascock, President, Raleigh.
R. M. Armstrong, Treasurer, Salis-
bury.
A. R. Tucker, Secretary. Durham.
Wr. B. Meacham, Asheville.
Elizabeth H. Tucker, Greensboro.

STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN
OPTOMETRY.

Fred N. Day, President, Winston-
Salem.

Frank M. Jolly, Raleigh.

J. D. Hathaway, Elizabeth City.

J. W. Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer,
Greensboro.

Sam H. Eaton, New Bern.

STATE PHARMACEUTICAL BOARD.

E. B. Zoeller, President, Tarboro.
I. W. Rose, Rocky Mount.

W. A. Home, Fayetteville.

F. W. Hancock, Secretary, New
Bern.

MEMBERS OF HISTORICAL COM-
MISSION.

J. Bryan Grimes, Grimesland.

8TATE GOVENMENT— EX KCUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

XI

THE NORFOLK NATIONAL BANK

NORFOLK, VA.

United States Depositary

SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1909.

LIABILITIES.

RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts. . .$3,282,716.99

U. S. Bonds $1,625,000.00

Premiums U. S. Bonds.. 73,150.00

Other Bonds 291,270.18

Banking House 85,000.00

Cash 529,030.55

Due from Banks 766,565.95

Capital $1,000,000.00

Surplus and Profits 600,000.00

Undivided Profits 121.8S1.43

Circulation 9S0.100.00

Deposits 4,050,752.25

$6,652,733.67 $6,652,733.67

CALDWELL HARDY, President. A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Vice-Pres.

E. T. LAMB, Vice-President. W. A. GODWIN, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.
C. W. GRANDY, of C. W. Grandy & Sons; WM. H. WHITE, President R.
F. & P. R. R.; F. S. ROYSTER, Pres. F. 8. Royster Gnano Co.; R. P.
WALLER; J. G. WOMBLE; C. BILLUPS, of C. Billups, 8on & Co.;
CALDWELL HARDY, President; WM. M. WHALEY, Pres. Roanoke R.
R & L. Co.; T. A. JONES, Savage, Son & Co.; HENRY KIRN; G. M.
SERPELL .General Manager A. C. L. Railway; WILLIAM 8LOANE, of
William Sloane & Co.; E. T. LAMB, Gen'l Mgr. N. & 8. Ry.; W. T.
HAM, of W. T. Ham & Co.; JAMES M. BARR, Pres. Black Mountain
Collieries Co. ; LEROY W. DAVIS, President O. D. Tobacco Co.; ROBT.
B. TUNSTALL, Attorney-at-Law ; HUGH C. DAVIS, Attorney-at-Law;
CHAS. W. PRIDDY, President Pocomoke Guano Co.; C. W. GRANDY,
JR.; A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, V-President; A. R. TURNBULL, Secretary
and Treasurer Rowland Lumber Co.; W. C. COBB, Fertilizers.

W. J. Peele, Raleigh.
D. H. Hill. Raleigh.
Thos. W. Blount. Roper.
M. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill.

DIRECTOR AND STATE'S PROXY,

WILKESBORO & JEFFERSON
TURNPIKE COMPANY.

Geo. L. Park, Jefferson.

FISH COMMISIONER.

Theo. S. Meekins, Manteo.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF

NAVIGATION AND PILOTAGE

CAPE FEAR RIVER AND BAR.

James Sprunt, Wilmington.
C. W. Worth, Wilmington.
Jno. W. Harper, Wilmington.
M. C. Guthrie, Southport.
Richard Dasher, Southport.

STATE HOSPITAL COMMISSION.

Chas. A. Webb, Asheville.

E. F. Avdlett, Elizabeth City.

W. A. Erwin, Durham.

J. W. McNeil, Hope Mills.
J. H. Weddington, Charlotte.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, UNIVER-
SITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Governor W. W. Kitchin, ex officio,
Chairman. Raleigh.

R. H. Battle, Secretary, Raleigh.
A. B. Andrews, Raleigh.
Thomas S. Kenan, Raleigh.
Julian S. Carr, Durham.
John W. Graham, Hillsboro.
Richard H. Lewis, Raleigh.
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh.
Chas. B. Aycock, Raleigh.
Claudius Dockery, Raleigh.

STATE LABORATORY OF HYGIENE.

C. A. Shore. M. D., Director.
W. J. Kellogg, Assistant.
Miss Daisy B. Allen, Assistant.
C. P. Kirkpatrick, Assistant.
Miss Ethel Waitt, Stenographer.

XII

STATE GOVERNMENT— LB GISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

A Business Course of 50 Lessons for $1

NO TEACHER REQUIRED
The Science of Accounts Made Clear and Simple

The Book Contains Valuable Information for Farmers, Professional
and Business Men and all Young People.

Commended by Business Men and School Boards. Money Refunded if not

Entirely Satisfactory.

A Booklet Containing 12 Specimen Lessons Sent Free If Applied For.

Address GEORGE ALLEN, Raleigh, N. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

SENATE.

First District — (Camden, Chowan,
Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquo-
tauk, Perquimans) : E. R. Johnson,
(D.), Currituck; A. P. Godwin, (D.),
Gatesville.

Second — (Beaufort, Dare, Hyde, Mar-
tin. Pamlico, Tyrrell, Washington) :
V. B. Martin, (D.), Williamston ; F. P.
Latham, (D.), Washington.

Third— (Bertie, Northampton) : B. S.
Gay, (P.), Jackson.

Fourth— (Halifax) : E. L. Travis,
(D.), Halifax.

Fifth— (Edgecombe) : L. V. Bassett,
(D.), Rocky Mount.

Sixth— (Pitt) : A. L. Blow, (D.),
Greenville.

Seventh — (Franklin, Nash, Wilson) :
Ben. T. Holden, (D.), Louisburg; J. D.
Dawes, (D.), Elm City.

Eighth — (Carteret, Craven, Greene,
Jones, Lenoir, Onslow) ; J. W. Burton,
(D.). Jacksonville; Y. T. Ormond (D.),
Kinston.

Ninth — (Wayne) : J. L. Barham,
(D.), Goldsboro.

Tenth — (Duplin, Pender) : Edmund
A. Hawes, (D.), Atkinson.

Eleventh — (Brunswick, New Han-
over) : B. G. Empie, (D.), Wilmington.

Twelfth— (Bladen, Columbus) : O. L.
Clark, (D.), Clarkton.

Thirteenth— (Robeson) : D. P.Shaw,
(D.), Lumberton.

Fourteenth — (Cumberland) : Q. K.
Nimocks, (D), Fayetteville.

Fifteenth — (Harnett, Johnston,
Sampson): J. O. Matthews, (R.), In-
gold; Wm. G. Turner, (R.), Coats.

Sixteenth— (Wake) ; W. B. Jones,
(D.), Raleigh.

Seventeenth — (Warrenton. Vance) :
H. T. Powell, (D.), Henderson.

Eighteenth — (Granville, Person): J.

A. Long, (D.), Roxboro.

Nineteenth — (Alamance, Caswell,
Durham, Orange) : J. L. Scott, Jr.,
(D.), Graham; J. S. Manning, (D.),
Durham. (Resigned. Appointed As-
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court).

Twentieth — (Rockingham) : W. B.
Wrav, (R.), Reidsville.

Twenty-First— (Guilford) : J. A.
Barringer, (D.), Greensboro.

Twenty-Second — (Chatham, Moore,
Scotland, Richmond) : A. S. Dockery,
(D.), Rockingham; Jonathan Peele,
(D.), Laurinburg.

Twenty-Third — (Montgomery, Ran-
dolph) : J. A. Spence, (D.), Asheboro.

Twenty-fourth — (Anson, Davidson,
Stanly, Union): J. A. Lockhart, (D.),
Wadesboro; G. F. Hankins (D.), Lex-
ington.

Twenty-Fifth — (Cabarrus,- Mecklen-
burg): H. N. Pharr, (D.), Charlotte;
P. B. Means, (D.), Concord.

Twenty-Sixth — (Rowan) : White-
head Kluttz, (D.), Salisbury.

Twenty-Seventh — (Forsyth) : H. R.
Starbuck, (R.), Winston-Salem.

Twenty-Eir/hth — (Stokes, Surry) :
John M. Reynolds, (R.), Madison, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Twentv-Ninth— (Davie, Wilkes, Yad-
kin) : William M. Lee, (R.), Summit.

Thirtieth— (Iredell) : Zeb. V. Long,
(D.). Statesville.

Thirtv-First— (Catawba, Lincoln) :
J. D. Elliott, (D.), Hickory.

Thirty-Second — (Gaston) : W. T.
Love, (D.), Gastonia.

Thirtv-Third — (Cleveland, Hender-
son, Rutherford, Polk) : McD. Ray,
(D.), Hendersonville; John C. Mills,
(D.), Rutherfordton.

Thirty-Fourth — (Alexander. Burke,
Caldwell, McDowell) : J. Caswell Sher-
1 rill. (R.), Lenoir, R. F. D. ; Samuel
A. McCall, (R.), Gibbs.

STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

XIII

Capital, $100,000.00. Surplus, $200,000.00.

CALDWELL HARDY, President. W. W. VICAR, Cashier.

C. W. G RANDY, Vice-President.

THE NORFOLK BANK FOR
SAVINGS AND TRUSTS

Offers Its Services in Its

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT TRUSTS DEPARTMENT

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

DIRECTORS :

J. G. WOMBLE
C. W. G RANDY
R. P. WALLER
GEORGE L. ARPS
THOS. H. WILLCOX
HENRY KIRN
WM. H. WHITE
CALDWELL HARDY
W. W. VICAR

C. BILLUPS

WM. M. WHALEY

G. M. SERPELL

C. BROOKS JOHNSTON

L. P. ROBERTS

ROBERT TAIT

DR. R. L. PAYNE

E. T. LAMB

HUGH C. DAVIS

Thirty-Fifth — (Alleghany, Ashe,
Watauga): R. L. Doughton, (D.),
Laurel Springs.

Thirty-Sixth — (Madison, Mitchell,
Yancey): J. F. Tilson (R.), Marshall,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Thirtv-Seventh — (Buncombe) : J. J.
Britt, (R.), Asheville.

Thirty-Eighth — (Hay wood, Jackson,
Transylvania, Swain): A. M. Fry, (D.),
Brvson City.

Thirty-Ninth — (Cherokee, Clay, Gra-
ham, Macon) : W. J. West, (R.), West's
Mill.

Officers State Senate.

President— W. C. Newland, Lenoir.

President Pro Tempore — Whitehead
Kluttz, Salisbury.

Principal Clerk — A. J. Maxwell,
Dover.

Reading Clerk— Mark Squires, Le-
noir.

Engrossing Clerk— W. E. Hooks,
Ayden.

Sergeant-at-Arms— R. M. Staley,
Wilkesboro.

Assistant Door-Keeper — Nicholas
Deboy, Raleigh.

THE HOUSE.

Alamance— Dr. J. A. Pickett, (R.),
Burlington.

Alexander— Will Linney, (R.), Tay-
lorsville.

Alleghany — R. A. Doughton, (D.),

Sparta.

Anson— T. C. Coxe, (D.), Wades-
boro.

Ashe— T. C. Bowie, (D.), Jefferson.

Beaufort— Frank B. Hooker, (D.),
Idalia; John F. Latham, (D.), Wash-
ington.

Bertie — A. S. Rascoe, (D.), Windsor.

Bladen— G. D. Perry, (D.), Eliza-
bethtown.

Brunswick— C. Ed. Taylor, (R.),
Southport.

Buncombe — Zeb. Weaver, (D ),
Weaverville; R. J. Gaston, (D.),
Hominy.

Burke— T. L. Sigmou, (D.), Morgan-
ton.

Cabarrus— H. S. Williams, (R.),
Concord.

Caldwell— M. N. Harshaw, (R.),
Lenoir.

Camden— .T. C. Cook, (D.), Indian-
town.

Carteret— C. S. Wallace, (D.), More-
head City.

Caswell— A. E. Henderson, (D.), Mil
ton.

Catawba— J. Yates Killian, (It.).
Newton.

Chatham— R. H. Hayes, (D.), Pltts-
boro.

Cherokee— T. C. McDonald, >K.i.
Murphy. _ _ ,

Chowan— W. S. Prlvott, (D.), Eden-
ton,

Clay— E. Crawford, (D.I. Bayesville.

XIV

STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

Cleveland— D. S. Lovelace, (D.),
Shelby.

Columbus— J. G. Butler, (D.), Pire-
way.

Craven— E. M. Green, (D.), New
Bern.

Cumberland— J. H. Currie. (D.),
Fayetteville; John Underwood, (D.),
Fayettevllle.

Currituck — Pierce Hampton, (D.),
Water Lily.

Dare— Charles T. Williams, (D.),
Avon.

Davidson— T. Earle McCrary, (R.),
Lexington.

Davie— A. T. Grant, Jr., (R.),
Mocksville.

Duplin— J. A. Gavin, Jr., (D.), Ken-
ansville.

Durham— Y. E. Smith, (D.), Dur-
ham.

Edceeombe — Hugh B. Bryant, (D.),
Battleboro; Dr. M. B. Pitt, (D.), Tar-
boro.

Forsyth— S. E. Hall, (R.), Winston-
Salem; P. H. Stimpson, (R.), Winston-
Salem.

Franklin— Dr. R. P. Floyd, (D.),
Louisburg.

Gaston— R. K. Davenport, (D.), Mt.
Holly; N. B. Kendrick, (D.), Cherry-
ville.

rates — Lycurgus Hofler, (D.), Gates-
ville.

Graham— W. P. Rose, (R.), South-
worth.

Granville— A. W. Graham, (D.), Ox-
ford, (Speaker).

Greene — J. A. Albritton, (D.), Snow
Hill.

Guilford— Thomas J. Murphy, (D.),
Greensboro; Dr. J. R. Gordon, (D.),
.Inmestown. ,

Halifax— A. P. Kitchin, (D.), Seot-
linrl Neck; H. S. Harrison, (D.), En-
field.

Harnett— N. A. Smith, (D.), Kiplins:.

Haywood— W. T. Lee (D.), Waynes-
ville.

Henderson — J. S. Rhodes, (R.).
Fletchers.

Hertford— David C. Barnes, (D.),
Mnrfreesboro.

Hvde— J. W. Mc Williams, (D.),
Ocracoke.

Iredell— 7,. V. Turlinarton, (D.),
Afooresviile; M. D. Tomlin, (D.),
Stnte^ville.

Tnfkson — R. Frank Jarrett. (R.),
Diilsboro.

Johnston— T. Walter Mvntt. (D.I,
rinvton. R. F. D. No. 1; J. W. Barnes,
(D.I. Clayton.

•Tones — John C. Parker, (D.), Tren-
ton.

Lenoir — E. R. Wooten, (D.), Kin-
st^n.

T,)nr>oln— H. D. Warlick. (D.). Lin-
colnton.

Macon— T. B. Higdon, (R.), Frank-
lin.

Madison— A. J. McDevitt, (R.), Wal-
nut.

Martin— Harry W. Stubbs, (D.),
Williams ton.

McDowell— B. B. Price, (D.), Ma-
rion.

Mecklenburg — W. G. McLaughlin,
(D.), Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 3; W.

A. Grier, (D.), Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3; W. C. Dowd, (D.), Charlotte.

Mitchell— S. J. Turner, (It.), Valle
Crucis.

Montgomery — Robert T. Poole, (D.),
Troy.

Moore and Lee — D. A. McDonald,
(D.), Carthage.

Nash— J. C. Braswell, (D.), Whit-
akers.

New Hanover — George L. Morton,
(D.), Wilmington.

Northampton — Dr. M. Bolton, (D.),
Rich Square.

Onslow — E. M. Koonce, (D.), Jack-
sonville.

Orange— T. E. Sparrow, (R.), Hills-
boro.

Pamlico — J. B, Martin, (D.), Arapa-
hoe.

Pasquotank — S. N. Morgan, (D.),
Elizabeth City.

Pender — Joseph T. Foy, (D.), Bur-
gaw.

Perquimans— Ernest L. Reed, (D.),
Hertford.

Person — F. O. Carver, (R.), Rox-
boro.

Pitt— R. R. Cotton, (D.), Bruce; Dr.

B. T. Cox, (D.), Winterville.
Polk— J. B. Livingston. (D.), Tryon.
Randolph— Thomas J. Redding, (D.),

Randleman, R. F. D. No. 3; J. Rom
Smith, (D.), Liberty.

Richmond — M. C. Freeman, (D.) ;
Hamlet.

Robeson— W. J. McLeod, (D.), Red
Springs; Marshall Shepherd, (D.),
Alma.

Rockingham— G. T. Davis. (D.),
Reidsville, R. F. D. ; W. I. Witty,
(D.), Summerfleld, R. F. D.

Rowan— John M. Julian, (D.), Salis-
bury: J. W. Carlton, (D.), Salisbury.

Rutherford— L. C. Dailey, (D.), El-
lenboro.

Sampson — James T. Kennedy, (R.),
Moltonville; B. H. Crumpler, (R.),
Clinton.

Scotland— T. C. Everett, (D.),
I.aurinburg.

Stanley— Dr. J. I. Campbell, (R.),
New London.

Stokes — James M. Fagg, (R), Red
Shoals.

Surry— R. L. Haymore, (R.), Mt.
Airy.

Swain— G. TJ. Gibbs, (R.), Whittier.

Transylvania — George W. Wilson,
(D.), Penrose.

Tyrrell— Mary Majette, (D.), Co-
lumbia.

Union — R. W. Lemmond, (D.), Mon-

STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

XV

The National Bank of

Commerce of Norfolk

NORFOLK, VA.

Capital, $1,000,000.00.

SurpliiN and Profits, $600,000.00.

Depositary of the United States, the United States Court
and of the City of Norfolk.

TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $7,500,000.00.

Offers to a discriminating public, a thoroughly organized business in every
department and the experience gained in a successful busi-
ness life of over forty years.

DEPARTMENTS :

COMMERCIAL, SAVINGS, DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE, DO-
MESTIC and FOREIGN for COLLECTIONS, BANKS AND BANKERS.

OFFICERS :

NATHANIEL BEAMAN, President. HUGH M. KERR, Cashier.

TAZEWELL TAYLOR, V.-President. M. C. FEREBEE, Asst. Cashier.

Under the Supervision of the Treasury-
Department of the United States.

roe; Ney McNeely, (D.), Monroe.

Vance— B. H. Perry, (D.), Hender-
son.

Wake— A. L. Cox, (D.), Raleigh; J.
W. Hinsdale, Jr., (D.), Raleigh; E. T.
Scarboro, (D.), Eagle Rock.

Warren— T. O. Redwell, (D.), War-
renton.

Washington— C. W. Snell, (R.), Mac-
key's Ferry.

Watauga— Smith Hageinan, (D.),
Vilas, R. F. D. No. 1.

Wayne— J. E. Kelly, (D.), Mt.
Olive: J. M .Mitchell. (D.), Goldsboro.

Wilkes— A. Caudill, (R.), Hayes.
(One vacancy).

Wilson— George W. Connor, (D.),
Wilson.

Yadkin— F. W. Hanes, (R.), Yad-
kinville.

Yancey— D. M. Buck, (D.), Bald
Mountain.

Officers House Representatives.

Speaker — A. W. Graham, Oxford.

Principal Clerk— T. G. Cobb, Mor-
gan ton.

Reading Clerk— R. M. Phillips, San-
fcrd.

Engrossing Clerk— M. D. Kinsland,
Wavnesville.

Serseant-at-Arms— G. L. Kilpatrick.

L.

Kinston.

Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms — D.
James, Scotland Neck.

Enrolling Clerk— E. B. Norvell, Mur-
phy.

North Carolina Fairs.

Alamance County, Burlington — Mc-
Bryd Holt, Secretary.

Cumberland County, Fayetteville — J.
B. Tilliughast, Secretary.

Greensboro Fair, Greensboro — Gar-
land Daniel, Secretary.

Haywood County, Waynesville — J. E.
Carraway, Secretary.

Mecklenburg County, Charlotte — C.
M. Creswell, Secretary.

Piedmont Fair, Winston-Salem — G.
E. Webb, Secretary.

State Fair, Raleigh— Joseph E.
Pogue, Secretary.

Yadkin Valley Fair, Salisbury— Wm.
James, Secretary.

North Wilkesboro, North Wllkos-
boro — IT. H. Horton, Secretary.

XVI

STATE GOVERNMENT — .1 IPICI AL DEPARTMENT.

STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

THE StTKKME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.

Walter Clark, of Wuke, Chief Jus-
tice.

Piatt D. Walker, of Mecklenburg,
Associate Justice.

James S. Manning, of Durham, As-
sociate Justice.

William A. Hoke, of Lincoln, Asso-
ciate Justice.

George H. Brown, Jr., of Beaufort,
Associate Justice.

Thomas S. Kenan, of Raleigh, Clerk.

J. L. Seawell, of Raleigh, Deputy
Clerk.

Robert H. Bradley, of Raleigh,
Marshal and Librarian.

Robert C. Strong, of Raleigh, Re-
porter.

The Supreme Court meets on the
first Monday in February and the
fourth Monday in August of each year.
The call of appeals from the judicial
districts begins on Tuesday 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 1 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 and the fourth Mondy in
August of each year. The examina-
tions are in writing.

Conditions Precedent to Examina-
tion.— Before being allowed to stand
an examination each applicant must
comply with the following conditions:

1. He must be at the time twenty-
one years of age, or will arrive at
that age before the time for the next
examination.

2. He must file with the Clerk of
the Court a certificate of good moral
character, signed by two attorneys
who practice in that Court. An ap-
plicant from another State may have

such certificate signed by any State
oiiicer of the State from which he
comes.

3. 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
applicant obtains license the remain-
ing twenty dollars shall be paid by
the Clerk to the librarian for use of
the Supreme Court library. If the
applicant fails on examination the
twenty dollars shall be repaid him.

FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

George W. Ward, Resident Judge,
Elizabeth City.

Hallett S. Ward, Solicitor, Washing-
ton.

Spring Term — Garland S. Ferguson,
Waynesville. Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — J. A. Adams, Asheville,
Presiding Judge.

Pasquotank — January 17 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; March 14; September
19th.

Beaufort — February 14 (2 weeks) ;
M:iy 2-', (3 weeks), 1st and 2nd weeks,
civil cases only ; last week, criminal
cases only; October 24; December 5
(3 weeks), 1st and 2nd weeks, civil
cases only ; last week criminal cases
only.

Currituck — February 2S; Septem-
ber 5th.

Camden — March 7 : September 12.

Perquimans — March 28, September
26.

Chowan — April 4; October 3.

Gates— April 11; October 10.

Washington — April IS ; October 17.

Tyrrell — -April 25 ; November 7.

Dare— Mav 2: October 31.

Hyde — May 16; November 28.

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Robert B. Peebles, Resident Judge,
Jackson.

John H. Kerr, Solicitor. Warrenton.

Spring Term — Geo. W. Ward, Eliza-
beth City. Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — Garland S. Ferguson,
Presiding Judge.

Halifax, January 31 (2 weeks), jail
and civil cases; March 21 (2 weeks);
August 22, (2 weeks) ; November 28.
(2 weeks), second week for criminal
cases only.

Warren — February 14: June 20 (2
weeks) ; September 19 (2 weeks).

Bertie — February 21; May 2 (2
weeks) ; Sentember 12; November 14.

Hertford— February 2S; April 25;
October 17.

STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

First National Bank, 0F ™WD<

Capital and Earned Surplus . . $1,900,000.00

Deposits 6,500,000.00

Total Resources 9,500,000.00

JNO. B. PURCELL, President. JXO. M. MILLER, JR.,V.-Pres. & Cash.

CHAS. R. BURNETT, Asst. Cashier. W. P. SHELTON, Asst. Cashier.
J. C. JOPLIN, Asst. Cashier. ALEX. P. RYLAND, Asst. Cashier.

CONFIDENTLY SEEKS AND INVITES NEW ACCOUNTS.

Northampton — April 4, (2 weeks) ;
August 1, jail and civil cases ; October
31.

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

O. H. Guion, Resident Judge, New
Bern.

Chas. L. Abernethy, Solicitor, Beau-
fort.

Spring Term — R. B. Peebles, Jack-
son, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term— (ieo. W. Ward, Elizabeth
City, Presiding Judge.

Pitt — January 17, criminal cases
only; January 24, civil cases only;
March 21, civil cases only ; April 25,
criminal cases only ; May 2, civil cases
only ; May 23, civil cases only ; August
22. criminal cases only ; August 21),
civil cases only ; September 19, civil
cases only; November 7, criminal cases
only ; November 14, civil cases only ;
December 12, civil cases only.

Craven — February 7, criminal cases
only ; February 14, civil cases only ;
April 11, civil cases only ; May 9, civil
cases only; June 13, criminal cases
only; October 3, criminal cases only;
October 10, civil cases only ; November
21, civil cases only.

Greene- February 28 (2 weeks) ;
March 30, civil cases only ; September
5; December 5.

Carteret — March 14; June 20; Octo-
ber 17.

Jones — April 4 ; October 31.

Pamlico— April 18; October 24.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Chas. M. Cooke, Resident Judge,
Louisburg.

Chas. C. Daniels, Solicitor, Wilson.

Spring Term — O. H. GuioD, New
Bern. Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — R. B. Peebles, Jackson,
Presiding Judge.

Franklin — January 24 (2 weeks) ;
April 18, (2 weeks) ; August 22, crimi-
nal cases only; October 17 (2 weeks),
civil cases only.

Wilson — February 7; February 14.

civil cases only ; May 16 ; September 5 ;
November 14, civil cases only; Decem-
ber 19, criminal cases only.

Vance — February 21 (2 weeks) ; May
23 (2 weeks) ; October 3 (2 weeks).

Edgecombe — March 7; April 4, civil
cases only; June 6 (2 weeks) ; Septem-
ber 12; October 31 (2 weeks), civil
cases only.

Nash — March 14, civil cases only ;
March 28, civil cases only; May 2,
criminal cases only ; May 9, civil cases
only; August 29, criminal cases only;
November 28, criminal cases ouly ; De-
cember 5, civil cases only.

Martin — March 21; June 20; Septem-
ber 29 (2 weeks) ; December 12.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Oliver H.
Kinston.

Rudolph Duffy,

Lake.

Spring Term — C. M.

burg. Presiding Judge

Fall Term— O. H. Guion
Presiding Judge.

Lenoir — January 10, criminal
only; March 14 (2 weeks), civil
only; May 23, criminal cases
August 22, criminal cases
November 7 (2 weeks), civil
only; December 12, criminal
only.

Pender — January 17, March 2S ;
tember 12 (2 weeks).

New Hanover — January
weeks); April 4; April 11 (2
civil cases only; May 30 (2
only; July S< (2
26; October :: (2
only; December

Allen, Resident Judge,
Solicitor, Catherine
Cooke, Louis-
New Bern,

cases
cases
only;
only;
cases
cases

Sep-

24 (2
weeks),
w eeks),
weeks i ;

weeks i.
5; civil

civil cases
September
civil cases
cases only.

Sampson — February 7 (2 weeks);
May 2; May 9 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; June 27, civil cases only; July
11; August 8 (2 weeks), civil cases
i. nlv; October 24 (2 weeks).

Duplin — February 21 (2 weeks) ; July
!. criminal cases only: August l".i (2
week), civil cases only; November 21

STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

(2 weeks).

On-iow — March 7 ; April 25, civil
cases only; July IS, civil cases only;
October 17.

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Wm. R. Allen, Resident Judge,
Goldsboro.

Ariuistead Jones, Solicitor, Raleigh.

Spring Term — O. H. Allen, Kinston,
Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — Cbas. M. Cooke, Louis-
burg, Presiding Judge.

Wake — January 10 (2 weeks) ; Feb-
ruary 21 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
March 2S (2 weeks) ; April 25 (3
week), civil cases only; March 2S (2
weeks) ; April 25 (3 weeks), civil cases
only; July 11 (2 weeks); September
26 (2 weeks) ; October 24 (3 weeks).
civil cases only.

Wayne— January 24 (2 weeks) ; April
11 (2 weeks) ; May 16, civil cases only ;
August 22 (2 weeks) ; October 10 (2
weeks), civil cases only; November 28
(2 weeks).

Harnett — February 7 (2 weeks) ;
May 23; September 5; November 14 (2
wppks ^

Johnston — March 7 (weeks) ; Sep-
tember 12 (2 weeks) ; December 12 (2
week).

SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

C. C. Lyon, Resident Judge, White-
ville.

N. A. Sinclair, Solicitor, Fayetteville.

Spring: Term — W. R. Allen, Golds-
boro, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — O. H. Allen, Kinston,
Presiding Judge.

Cumberland — January 17, criminal
cases only ; February 21, civil cases
only ; March 28, jail and civil cases
only; May 2 (2 weeks), civil cases
only ; May 30, criminal cases only ;
August 29, criminal cases only; Octo-
ber 24 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
November 21, criminal cases only.

Bladen— January 24, civil cases only;
March 14, criminal cases only; August
1, civil cases only ; October 17, crimi-
nal cases only.

Robeson— February 7 (2 weeks),
criminal cases only; April 4 (2 weeks),
civil cases only ; May 23, civil cases
only; June 20, civil cases only; July
4 (2 weeks), criminal cases only; Sep-
tember 12, criminal cases only; Octo-
ber 3 (2 weeks), civil cases only:
November 7 (2 weeks'), criminal cases
only. December 5 (2 weeks), civil.

Columbus— February 2S (2 weeks) ;
April 18 (2 weeks) ; July 18 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; September 5; Novem-
ber 2S.

Brunswick — March 21; August 8,
civil cases only ; September 26.

EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

W. J. Adams, Resident Judge, Car-
thage.

L. D. Robinson, Solicitor, Wades-
boro.

Spring- Term — C. C. Lyon, White-
ville. Presiding Judge.

Fall Term— W. R. Allen, Goldsboro,
Presiding Judge.

Richmond — January 10, criminal
cases only ; April 11, civil cases only ;
May 30; September 5, criminal cases
only ; September 26, civil cases only ;
December 5.

Anson — January 17, criminal cases
only; March 7, civil cases only; April
18; April 25, civil cases only; June 13,
civil cases only ; September 12, crimi-
nal cases only; October 3 (2 weeks),
civil cases only.

Moore — January 24, civil cases only ;
February 14, criminal cases only ; May
23, civil cases only ; August 15, crimi-
nal cases only ; September 19, civil
cases only ; December 12.

Union — January 31, criminal cases
only; February 21 (2 weeks), civil
cases only ; March 21, criminal cases
only ; Aufust 1, criminal cases only ;
August 22 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
October 31 (2 weeks).

Chatham — February 7; May 9; Au-
gust 8 ; November 14.

Scotland — March 14, civil cases only ;
May 2, criminal cases only; June 6;
October 24; November 28.

Lee — April 4 ; July 18 (2 weeks) ;
November 21.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

J. Crawford Biggs, Resident Judge,
Durham.

S. M. Gattis, Solicitor, Hillsboro.

Spring Term — W. J. Adams, Car-
thage, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — C. C. Lyon, Whiteville,
Presiding Judge.

Guilford — January 3, civil cases
only ; January 17, civil cases only ;
lebruary 14 (2 weeks), civil cases
only ; February 28, criminal cases
only, April 4, criminal cases only;
April IS (2 weeks), civil cases only;
June 6 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
June 20, criminal cases only; April 15
(2 weeks), civil cases only; September
19, criminal cases only ; October 24 (2
week), civil cases only; December 12,
criminal cases only.

Durham — January 10, criminal cases
only: January 24 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; March 21 (2 wreeks), civil cases
only: May 16, criminal cases only;
August 29, criminal cases only; Octo-
ber 3 (2 weeks), civil cases only; De-
cember 5. criminal cases only.

Granville— February 7; May 2 (2
weeks) ; August 1 ; November 21 (2
weeks).

Alamance — March 7; May 30, civil

STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL. DEPARTMENT.

RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK

RALEIGH, N. C.

JOHN T. PULLEN, President. CHARLES ROOT, Cashier.

Deposits, over $700,000.00. Capital and Surplus, $75,000.00.

FOUK PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS. Write for further information.

cases only; September 5, criminal
cases only ; September 12, civil cases
only ; November 7, criminal cases only.

Orange — March 14; May 23, civil
cases only ; October 17.

Person— April 11; August 8; No-
vember 14.

TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Benjamin F. Long, Resident Judge,
Statesville.

Wm. C. Hammer, Solicitor, Asheboro.

Spring Term — J. Crawford Biggs,
Durham, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — W. J. Adams, Carthage.

Stanly— Jan 17, criminal cases only ;
March 14 civil cases only ; July 11,
criminal cases only ; September 12,
civil cases only.

Montgomery — January 24; criminal
cases only ; April IS, civil cases only ;
i July 4, criminal cases only; Septem-
i ber 18 (2 weeks), civil cases only.

Iredell— January 31 (2 weeks) ; May
1 23 (2 weeks) ; August 1 (2 weeks) ;
October 31 (2 weeks).

Rowan — February 14 (2 weeks) ; May
9 (2 weeks) ; August 29 (2 weeks ;
November 21 (2 weeks).

Davidson— February 2S (2 weeks) ;
April 25, civil cases only ; August 15
(2 weeks) ; November 14, jail and civil
cases only.

Randolph— March 21 (2 weeks) ; July
18 (2 weeks); December 5 (2 weeks).

Davie — April 4 (2 weeks) ; October
3' (2 weeks).

Yadkin — May 2; October 17 (2
weeks).

ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Erastus B. Jones, Resident Judge,
Winston -Salem.

S. P. Graves, Solicitor, Mt. Airy.

Spring Term — B. F. Long, Stales-
ville. Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — J. Crawford Biggs, Dur-
ham.

Forsyth — January 31, criminal cases
only; February 14 (2 weeks) civil
cases only; March 14 (2 weeks), civil

cases only ; May 23, criminal cases
only; May 30 civil cases only; July 25,
criminal cases only ;September 12 (2
weeks), civil cases only; October 10,
criminal cases only ; December 5 (2
weeks), civil cases only.

Surry — February* 7; April 25 (2
weeks) ; August 29 (2 weeks), civil
cases only; November 21 (2 weeks).

Rockingham — February 28 (2
weeks) ; June 13 (2 weeks), civil cases
(inly; August 1, criminal coses only;
November 7 (2 week).

Alleghany — March 28; August 22.

Ashe— April 4 (2 weeks) ;July 11 (2
weeks) ; October 24 (2 weeks).

Caswell — April 18; October 17.

Stokes — May 9, criminal cases only ;
May 16, civil cases only ; September
26, criminal cases only ; October 3,
civil cases only.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

James L. Webb, Resident Judge,
Shelby.

Heriot Clarkson, Solicitor, Charlotte.

Spring Term — Erastus B. Jones,
Winston-Salem, Judge Presiding.

Fall Term — B. F. Long, Statesville,
Judge Presiding.

Mecklenburg — January 17 (2 weeks),
civil cases only ; February 14 (2
weeks), criminal cases only; March 14
(2 weeks), civil cases only; April 2.>;
criminal cases only; May 2, civil cases
only; June 6, criminal cases only;
•Tune 13, civil cases only; July 18 (2
weeks), civil cases only; August 15 (2
weeks), criminal cases only; Septem-
ber 26, criminal cases only; October
3 (3 weeks) civil cases only; November
28, civil cases only ; December 5, crimi-
nal cases only.

Cabarrus — January 31 (2 weeks) ;
Mav 9 (2 weeks); August 29; October
24 "(2 weeks).

Gaston— February 28 (2 weeks);
May 23 (2 weeks): September VJ: (2
weeks) : November 21.

Cleveland— March 28 (2 weeks); Au-
gust 1 (2 weeks; November 7 (2
weeks).

STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

Lincoln -April 11; September 5; De-
cember 12.

THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS-
TRICT.

W. B. Council, Resident Judge,
Hickory,

Frank A. Linney, Solicitor, Boone.

Spring Term — .J Mines L. Webb, Shel-
by, Presiding Judge.

i'all Term — Erastus B. Jones, Win-
stou-Salein, Presiding Judge.

Wilkes— January 24 (2 weeks), civil
cases only ; March 14 (2 weeks) ; Au-
gust 8 (2 weeks) ; October 10 (2
weeks), civil cases only.

Catawba — February 7 (2 weeks) ;
Mav 9 C~ weeks), civil cases only;
July 11 (2 weeks); October 31 (2
weeks).

Alexander — February 21 ; September
20 (2 weeks).

Caldwell — February 28 (2 weeks) ;
May 23 (2 weeks), civil cases only:
August 29 (2 weeks) ; November 28 (2
vceks), civil cases only.

Watauga — March 28 (2 weeks; Sep-
tember 12 (2 weeks).

Mitchell— April 11 (2 weeks) : July
25 (2 weeks), civil cases only; Novem-
ber 14 (2 weeks).

FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS-
TRICT.

31. H. Justice, Resident Judge, Ruth-
erfordton.

J. F. Spainhour, Solicitor, Morgan-
ton.

Spring Term— W. R. Council. Hick-
ory, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term— James L. Webb. Shelby,
Presiding Judge.

.McDowell — January 24 (2 weeks),
civil cases only ; February 21 (2
weeks) ; July 25 (2 weeks) ; September
19 <2 weeks).

Rutherfordton — February 7 (2
weeks), civil cases only; Anril 11 (2
weeks i : August 22 (2 weeks), civil
cases only: October 31 (2 weeks).

Henderson — March 7. criminal cases
only; May 16 (2 weeks). Jail and civil
cases only; October 3 C2weeks). crimi-
nal cases only: November 14 (2
weeks, jail and civil cases only.

Burke — March 14 (2 weeks) : June 0
(2 weeks), civil cases only: August 8
(2 weeks): December 5 (2 weeks),
j civil cases only.

YoiiTx-ey — March 28 (2 weeks) ; Jun»
20. civil cases only: September 5 (2
weeks).

Polk — Anril 25 (2 weeks): October
17 1 2 weeks).

Spring Term — M. H. Justice, Rutu-
erfordton, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — W. B. Council, Hickory,
Presiding Judge.

Madison — January 24 (2 weeks), civil
cases only) ; February 28 (2 weeks) ;
May 9 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
August 15 (2 weeks) ; October 31 (2
weeks), civil cases only.

Bnncombe — February 7 (3 weeks) ;
March 14 (4 weeks), civil cases only;
April 25 (2 weeks) ; May 30 (4 weeks),
civil cases only ; August 1 (2 weeks) ;
September 12 (3 weeks), civil cases
only; October 3 (3 weeks) civil cases
only; November 14 (2 weeks); Decem-
ber 5 (2 weeks), civil cases only.

Transylvania — April 11 (2 weeks) ;
August 29 (2 weeks) ; November 28.

SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Garland S. Ferguson, Resident
Judge, Waynesville.

Thad D. Bryson, Solicitor, Bryson
City.

Spring Term — J. S. Adams, Ashe- I
ville, Presiding Judge.

Fall Term — M. H. Justice, Ruther-
fordton, Presiding Judge.

Haywood — January 31 (3 weeks) ;
July 11 (2 weeks) ; September 26 (2
week).

Jackson — February 21 (2 weeks ; May
i 23 (2 weeks) .civil cases only; October I
10 (2 weeks).

Swain — March 7 (2 weeks) ; July 25
(2 weeks) ; October 24 (2 weeks).

Graham — March 21 (2 weeks) ; Sep-
tember 5 (2 weeks).

Cherokee — Anril 4 (2 weeks) ; August
' S (2 weeks) ; November 7 (2 weeks).

Clay— April 18; September 19.

3Iaeon — April 25 (2 weeks) ; Novem-
ber 21 (2 weeks).

FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

.Joseph S. Adams, Resident Judge.
Asheville.

Mark VV. Brown, Solicitor. Ashe-
ville.

United States Courts.

The United States Circuit and Dis-
i trict courts are held at the same times
' and places, with the same Judges and
officers.

Eastern District.
Henry B. Connor. Judge, Wilson.
J Harry Skinner, District Attorney,
Greenville.

J. A. Giles, Assistant District At-
. torney, Durham.

j Claudius Dockery, Marshal, Raleigh.

Raleigh Circuit and District — H. L.

Grant, Clerk; George L. Tonnoffski.

Deputy Clerk — 4th Mondoy after 4th

. Monday in April and October.

Wilmington Circuit and District — S.
P. Collier, Clerk— 2nd Monday after ■
; 4th Monday in April and October.

New Bern Circuit and District — Geo. |
• Green, Clerk— 4th Monday in April and j
■ October.

Elizabeth City Circuit and District —

N. C. CLIMATE— BUILDING A ND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. 5

Mechanics Savings^Bank

CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President. WALTERS DURHAM, Cashier.

C. B. EDWARDS, Vice-President.

SAVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST

PAID ON DEPOSIT8.

Capital Stock, $15,000.00, Undivided Profits, $20,000.00.
Deposits, $300,000.00.

T. J. Markhani, Clerk, Elizabeth City
—2nd Monday in April and October.

Washington Circuit and District —
Arthur Mayo, Clerk — 3rd Monday in
April and October.

Western District.

James E. Boyd, Judge, Greensboro.
A. E. Holton, District Attorney,
Winston.

A. L. Coble, Assistant District At-
torney, Statesville.

Jas. M. Bailey, Marshal, Greensboro.

Greensboro Circuit and District
Court— Jas. M. Millikan, Clerk,
Greensboro — April 5th, (2) ; October
4th, (2).

Statesville Circuit and District Court
— Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville —
April 19th, (2) ; October 18th, (2).

Asheville Circuit and District Court
— W. S. Hyams, Clerk, Asheville — May
3rd. (2); November 1st. (3).

Charlotte Circuit and District Court
— Henry C. Corles, Clerk, Statesville —
June 7th. (2) ; December 6th. (2).

Wilkesboro Circuit and District —
Milton McNeill. Wilkesboro, Clerk-
May 24th ; November 22nd.

The mean teperature for the State
during the past thirty-two years
varied from 57 degrees in 1872 to 61
degrees in 1890, the warmest year on
record. The highest temperature on
record is 107 degrees, which occurred
at Kitty Hawk, Weldon and Chapel
Hill ; the lowest was 19 degrees below
gero at Highlands.

The precipitation is very evenly dis-
tributed, but is somewhat heavier in
the Western and Eastern districts than
in the Central district. In the West-
ern district there is an area on the
south and southeastern slope of the
| Blue Ridge Mountains where the rain-
fall averages between 70 and 80 inches
a year; and in individual years, the
rainfall measured as high as 100
inches. Snowfall is not very impor-
tant even in the mountain districts,
the average for the State being about
8 inches.

North Carolina Climate.

The climate of North Carolina varies
from the mild and equable climate of
the seacoast to that of the mountain
district where the changes are more
pronounced.

On account of the great diversity of
the topography the temperature and
precitpitation data are best exhibited
for the different natural divisions of
the State: the Eastern Division or the
coastal plain, the Central or the Pied-
mont plateau, and the Western or the
mountain districts.

The following table shows the mean
temperatures for the months, seasons,
and year, for the different districts
and for the State:

Building & Loan Associations

Statistics report for 1909, not pre-
pared until reports are filed In Feb-
ruary, 1910.

No. of shares in force at be-
ginning of year 1908 150,050

No. of shares subscribed

during year 41,868

No. of shares cancelled and

withdrawn 33,201

No. of shares in force end

of year 151.521

No. shareholders — white.... 22.373

No. shareholders — colored.. 3,903

Total receipts during the

year $3,777,051.65

Total disbursements during

the vear 3.700.105.01

Total assets 0.021 .421 .41

Total amount loaned out.. 5,877.919.96

The above are the figures as report-
ed by 88 associations.

Organized and licensed 7

Discontinued 6

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

Receipts in 1909 $663,217,677.00

Divided as follows: From Customs 300,977,43S.00

From Internal Revenue 246,109,554.00

Miscellaneous receipts 56,130,685.00

Total receipts S663.217.677.00

Expenditures, 1909 $693,443,325.00

Divided as follows: For pensions $161,813,068.00

Interest on debt 21,804,813.00

War Department 133,978,929.00

Navy Departmennt 116,031,417.00

Indians 15,724,162.00

Other items 158,416,447.00

Total ordinary expenditures $693,443,325.00

663,217,677.00

Expenditures in excess of receipts $ 30,225,648.00

Total Receipts of United States from 1789 to 1909.

Total receipts of the United States from the beginning of the government.
1789, to 1909, have aggregated as follows: From customs, $10,92S,787,154 ;
from internal revenue, $3,039,941,534; direct tax, $328,131,944; miscellaneous,
$1,701.266,178— making a grand total (excluding loans) of $21,401,538,121.00.

Total expenditures, same period, $21,518,871,351.00.

Public Debt of the United States.

(From the Official Statement November 1, 1909.

Interest-bearing debt $ 913,317,490.00

Debt-bearing no interest 379,143,046.78

Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity 2,6S6,895.26

Aggregate of Interest and nou-interest-bearing debt U. S.,

November 1, 1909 $1,295,147,432.04

Certificates and treasury notes offset by an equal amount of

cash in treasury $1,366,277,869.00

Aggregate of debt (including certificates and treasurv notes). $2,661,426,301.04

Cash in U, S. Treasury

Gold certificates $874,656,869.00

Silver certificates 487,587,000.00

Treasury notes of 1890 4,034,000.00

$1,366,277,869.00

National bank 5 per cent fund 28,673,200.79

Outstanding checks and warrants 12,000,195.78

Disbursing officers' balance 76,461,634.55

Postofiice Department account 6,190,842.84

Miscellaneous items 1,989,983.08

$125,295,857.04

Reserve fund $150,000,000.00

Available cash balance S9,103,07S.30

239.103.07S.30

Total $1,730,676,804.34

Cash balance in treasury November 1. 1909. (exclusive of re-
serve and trust funds) 89.103,078.30

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President.

F. H. BRIGGS, Cashier.

RALEIGH BANKING &
TRUST CO.

Capital, $100,000.00. Surplus, $22,000.00. Deposits, $700,000.00.
"THE ROUND STEPS BANK."

THIRD GENERATION OF SUCCESSFUL BANKING.

HAS PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS OVER $1,500,000.00 IN PROFITS.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

EXECUTIVE BRANCH.

President— William H. Taft, of Ohio.
Vice-President — James S. Sherman,
of New York.

CABINET OFFICERS.

Secretary of State — Philander C.
Knox, of Pennsylvania.

Secretary of the Treasury — Frank-
lin MacVeagh, of Illinois.

Secretary of War — Jacob M. Dickin-
son, of Tennessee.

Attorney-General— George W. Wick-
ersham, of New York.

Postmaster - General — Frank H.
Hitchcock, of Massachusetts.

Secretary of the Navy — George Von
L. Meyer, of Massachusetts.

Secretary of Interior— Richard A.
Ballinger, of Washington.

Secretary of Agriculture — James
Wilson, of Iowa.

Secretary of Commerce and Labor —
Charles Nagel, of Missouri.

JUDICIAL BRANCH.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

Chief Justice— Melville W. Fuller, of
Illinois.

Associate Justice — John M. Harlan,
of Kentucky.

Associate Justice— David J. Brewer,
of Kansas.

Associate Justice — Edward D. White,
I of Louisiana.

Associate Justice — Joseph McKenna.
of California.

Associate Justice — Oliver W. Holmes,
of Massachusetts.

Associate Justice— William R. Day,
of Ohio. • _

Associate Justice — William H.
Moody, of Massachusetts.

Associate Justice — Horace H. Lur-
ton, of Tennessee.

[The salary of the Chief Justice is
$13,000 per annum, that of Associate
Justices, §12,500.]

CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE UNITED

STATES.

First Circuit— LeBawn B. Colt (R.
I.), Wm. L. Putnam (Me.), Francis
C. Lowell (Mass.)

Second Circuit — E. H. Lacombe (N.
Y.), Alfred C. Coxe (N. Y.), H. G.
Ward (N. Y.), W. C. Noyes (Conn.)

Third Circuit— George Gray (Del.),
Joseph Bufflngton (Pa.), Wm. N.
Lanning (New Jersey).

Fourth Circuit— Nathan Goff (W.
Va.), Jeter C. Pritchard (North Caro-
lina).

Fifth Circuit — Don. A. Pardee (Ga.),
A. P. McCormick (Tex.), D. D. Shelby
(Ala.)

Sixth Circuit— H. F. Severens
(Mich.). John W. Warrington (Ohio).
Vacancy, created by elevation of Judge
Lurton to Supreme Court, to be filled.

Seventh Circuit— Peter S. Grosscup
(111.), F. E. Baker (Ind.), W. H. Sea-
man (Wis.)

Eighth Circuit— W. H. Sanborn
(Minn.), Willis Van Wavanter (Wyo.),
W. C. Hook (Kan.), E. B. Adams

(Mo-) ,~ .

Ninth Circuit— W. P.. (iilbert (Ore.),

E. K. Ross (Calif.), W. W. Morrow

(Calif.)

Salaries, $7,000 per annum.

The Judges of each circuit and the
Justice of the Supreme Court for each
circuit constitute a Circuit Court of
Appeals.

The fourth' circuit embraces the
States of Nortli Carolina, Maryland,
Virginia, South Carolina and West
Virginia.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

UNITED STATES COURT OF
CLAIMS.

J.

1'eele

Chief Justice — Stanton

(Indiana).

Associate Justices— Chas. B. Howry
(Miss.), Feuton W. Booth (111 )
George W. Atkinson (West Va.),'
Samuel S. Barney (Wis )

Salary of Chief Justice, S6.500;
of Associate Justices, $6,000 each.

United States District Judges for
North Carolina — James E Boyd
(Western District), H. G. Connor
(Eastern District).

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.

The Sixty-First Congress.

President of the Senate— James S
Sherman, of New York.

Speaker of the House— Joseph G
Cannon, of Illinois.

Total number Senators, 92. Demo-
crats. 34; Republicans, 58.

Total number Congressmen 398
Democrats, 169: Republicans, 225 •'
Unionists, 1; vacancies (January) 3 '

Occupation of Senators— Lawyers
50; bankers. 5: farmers, 3; newspaper-
men, 2: literature. 1; lumbermen 2-
corporation officials. 1; lecturer 1:
public officials, 5; balance scattering '

Occupation of Congressmen— Law-
yers, 112; public officials. 64: bank-
ers 19; newspapermen, 19; farmers,
IS, doctors. 2; real estate, 9; railroad
officials.] ; lumbermen, 6; insurance °

Oldest United States Senator. Ste-
phenson, of Wisconsin (SI vears) ■
youngest Senator, Gore, of Oklahoma
(39 years).

Oldest Representative, Sperrv of
Connecticut 'S3 years) ; youngest Rep-
resentative, Edwards, of Georeia <W>

years). s '

North Carolina is represented hv
two Democrats in the Senate— F M
Simmons (term expires 1913) and Lee
S. Overman (term expires 191 5) in
the House of Renresentativos North
< arolina is represented bv seven Dem-
ocrats and three Republicans, the

«SJ? W1'0"1 districts being the
fifth, eighth and tenth.

TOTAL VOTE OF COUNTRY, 1908.
Presidential vote last election (100S)
-William H. Taft, 7.678,908 (321
Ii°ioS) : iW!lli'nra J- Bryan, 6,409.104
Ion-oo0te^):„F- 7- Debs (Socialist),
t^Sn: Si w- Chnfln (Prohibition),
ffiij^ E. Watson (People's).
col-o; ?■ L Hlsken (Independent),
S2.S,2; Aiiffust Gilhavs (Socialist La-

14 958 442 °rand total VOte cnst'

following values of farm products in
1909. for the entire United States:

Corn $1,720,000,000.00

Cotton 850,000,000.00

Wheat 725.000,000.00

Hay 665.000.000.00

Oats 400,000.000.00

Potatoes 212.000.000.00

Tobacco 100,000,000.00

FOREIGN MONEYS.
English Money — 4 farthings — 1 peu-
ny (d); 12 pense— 1 shilling (s) ; 20
shillings— 1 pound C£) ; 21 shillings—
1 guinea; 5 shillings— 1 crown.

(A pound sterling is worth $4.86 1-2
in Uinted States money).

French Money — 10 centimes — 1 de-
cline ; 10 decimes 1 franc.

(A franc is worth .19, 3 cents in
United States money).

German Money — 100 pfennv— 1
mark ;.

(A mark is worth .23, S cents in
United States money).

Russian Money — 100 copecks — 1
ruble.

(A ruble is worth .51, 5 cents in
United States money).

Austro-Hungarian Money — 100 Kreut-
zer — 1 florin.

(A crown is worth .20. 3 cents in
United States money).

Value of Other Coins — A Japanese
ven is worth .49, S cents in. United
States money : a Spanish peseta .19,
3 cents: a Turkish master. .04, 4 cents;
a Mexican peso. .49, S cents; a Peru-
vian libra. $4.86 1-2: a Havtian gourde.
.96. 5 cents: an Italian lira, .19, 3
cents; a Swedish crown. .26. S cents:
a Grecian drachma. .19. 3 cents ; Chinese
tael. (Shanghai), .50. 1 cent. (Can-
ion). .61, 2 cents: a Panama b»lhoa,
$1.00; Canadian dollar, $1.00: Egyp-
tian pound (100 piasters), $4.94." 3
cents; Norwegian crown, .26, 8 cents.

THE SEASONS— 1910.

Vernal Equinox, Spring begins.
March 21, 7 a. m.

Summer solstice. Summer: begins,
June 22, 3 a. m.

Autumnal Equinox. Autumn begins,
September 23. 5 p. m.

Winter solstice. Winter beerins, De-
cember 22, 12 noon.

(Washington mean time).

FARM PROD1TTS OF UNITED
STATES— 1909.

The Secretary of Agriculture, in
his thirteenth annual report, gives the

MORNING STARS.

Merctiry — January 26 to April 6;
May 25 to -Tuly 19; September 26 to
November 12.

Venus — February 12 to November 26.

Mars — September 27 to end of year.

JuDiter — January 1 to March 31;
October 19 to end of year.

Saturn— April 16 to October 27.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

WAKE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

PAYS

4

% Interest

On Your Deposits

T. B. CROWDER, President.
W. B. GRIMES, Vice-Pres.
W. W. VASS, Cashier.

Compounded Quarterly

RALEIGH, N. C.

EVENING STARS.

Mercury — January 1 to January 26 ;
April 5 to May 25; July 19 to Sep-
tember 26; November 12 to end of
year.

Venus — January 1 to February 12;
November 26 to end of year.

Mars — January 1 to September 27.

Jupiter — March 1 to October 19.

Saturn — January 1 to April 16;
October 27 to end of year.

NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATION—

1909.

Some of the more important of the
many acts enacted by the Legislature
of North Carolina at the biennial ses-
sion of 1909 related to the following
subjects, affecting the general public:

For the free treatment of indigent
persons having diptheria.

Prohibiting evasion of the exemp-
tion laws of the State.

Protecting the State's forests.

Promoting the cultivation of
oysters.

Regulating the sale of feedstuff.

Prohibiting "black-listing."

Regulating the packing and sale of
fish.

Compelling employers to provide
sents for female employes.

Regulating the practice of optome-
try, etc.

NORTH CAROLINA INHERITANCE
TAX LAW, ETC.

The following is a synopsis of the
statutes affecting the administration
of estate of deceased persons in North
Carolina :

Inheritance Tax — Exempt to hus-
band and wife. (1) To lineal ances-
tors or descendants, brothers or sis-
ters, or where mutual relation of par-
ents and child existed, three-fourths

per cent— exempt to $2,000. (2) De-
fendants oi urotuer or sister, 1 1-2
per cent. (3) Uncles or aunts or de-
scendants 3 per cent. (4) Great-uncles,
great-aunts or descendants, 4 per
cent. (5) To all others: $2,000 to
•^5,000, five per cent; $5,000 to $10,000,
seven-and-a-half per cent; $10,000 to
$25,000, ten per cent: $25,000 to $50,-
°00, twelve-and-a-half per cent; over
$50,000, 15 per cent.

Preferred obligations— (1) Debts se-
cured by liens on property ; (2)
funeral expenses: (3) taxes; (4) judg-
ments; (5) wages within one year;
medical attention within one year.

Accounting — Annual accounts; final
account in two years.

ORIGIN OF NAMES OF THE

STATES.

Carolinas — From Charles IX.

Alabama. Arkansas, Colorado. Con-
necticut, Illinois, Minnesota. Missis-
sippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee and
Wisconsin — names derived from their
principal rivers.

Georgia — from George II.

Louisiana — from Louis XIV. of
France.

Maryland — from Henrietta Maria
Queen of Charles I.

New York— from the Pnke of York,
afterwards James II.

Virginia — from Queen Elizabeth,
"the virgin queen."

Pennsylvania— from William l'onn.

Delaware — from Lord Delaware.

Dakota. Massachusetts and Texas —
from Indian tribes.

Tdaho. Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky,
Michigan, Nebraska. Oklahoma, Ore-
gon, Utah and Wyoming derived
from Indian words.

SOME NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES.

Robert E. Lee, born January 19th

10

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

I

(1807).

Surrender at Appomattox, April 9th
(1865).

Andrew Jackson, born March 15th
(1767).

Henry Clay, born April 12th (1777).

General D. S. Grant, born April 27th
(1822).

First President United States in-
augurated, April 30 (1789).

First English settlement in America
at Jamestown, May 13th (1607).

Society of the Cincinnati organized
May 13th (1783).

Mecklenburg Declaration of Inde-
pence. May 20 (1775).

Flag Day all over United States.
June 14th (annually).

King John granted Magna Charter,
June loth (1215).

Battle of Waterloo, June 18th (1815).

Battle of Gettysburg. July 1-3 (1863).

Spanish fleet destroyed by United
States Navy, July 3rd (1898).

Battle of Bull Run. July 21st (1861).

General Nathaniel Oreene, born Au-
gust 7th (1742).

President McKinlev shot by assas-
sin. September 6th (1901).

President Lincoln killed by Booth.
April 14th 1865).

President Taft, born September 15th
(1857).

Kinir Edward VII., born November
9th (1S41).

Oeorro Washington died December
14«i (1799).

Manila surrendered to United
States A-dfrnst 13th (1898).

Great Chicago fire. October 8-11 th

d8Tn.

Colnmhus discovered America, Octo-
ber 1?Oi 14921.

Mayflower pilgrims landed at ly-
nid'tti Rock. December 22nd (16201.

(Easter Rundnv this yen- (1910)
falls on March 27th).

ATTITFDE OF THE STATES ON
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

Alabama — Prohibition.

Alaska — Local option ; $1,000 license.

Arizona — Local option ; $300 license.

Arkansas — Local option ; $800 license.

California — Local option ; fees fixed
locally.

Colorado — Local option : $500 license.

Connecticut — Local option ; license
$150 to $450.

Delaware — License and local op-
tion ; license fee $200 to $300.

District of Columbia — License; fee
$800.

Florida — Local option; license $1.-
000.

Oeorgia-^Prohibition.

Idaho — Local option (county);
license $750.

Illinois — License (optional) by
municipalities; fee not less than $500.

Indiana — County option (20 per cent,
of voters can demand election).

Iowa— License by petition of voters;
fees $600 and up.

Kansas — Prohibition.

Kentucky — County option (except in
larger cities) ; fee $150.

Louisiana — Local option ; fee $200
and up.

Maine— Prohibition.

Maryland — Local option ; fee ranges
from $18 to $450.

Massachusetts — Local option ; $1,-
000 fee; limited licenses, one to 1.000
inhabitants, except in Boston, where
it is one to 500.

Michigan — Local option, $500 to
$S00.

Minnesota— License; $500 to $1,000.

Mississippi — Prohibition.

Missouri — Local option; $700 to $1,-
200.

Montana— License; $300 to $600.

Nebraska— Local option ; $500 to $1,-
000.

Nevada — State license; fees vary.

New Hampshire — Optional by vote;
fees from $1,200 down, according to
population.

New Jersey — Local option ; $100 to
$300.

New Mexico — County license; $100
to $400.

Newr York — Local option in towns ;
$150 to $1,200, according to popula-
tion.

North Carolina — Prohibition.

North Dakota— Prohibition.

Ohio— Local option ; $1,000 fee.

Oklahoma — Constitutional Prohibi-
tion.

Oregon — Local option ; $400 fee.

Pennsylvania — License; $100 to $1,-
100.

Rhode Island— Local option ; $300 to
$1,000.

South Carolina — County control and
local option (no fee).

South Dakota— Local license; $400 to
$600.

Tennessee — Prohibition.

Texas — State controls licenses;
$750.

Utah— Local license: $400 to $1,200.

Vermont — Local option.

Virginia — License bv local courts;
$450.

Washington — Local option ; $300 to
$1,000.

West Virginia— Local license; $750
to $1,000.

Wisconsin — Local option ; $200.

Wyoming— License; $300 (whole-
saled SI .000 (retail).

EMINENT PEOPLE WHO DIED IN

1909.

Angell. George T. (86), Boston-
Editor "Dumb Animals." etc.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

11

R. W. LASSITER, President.

W. H. HUNT, Cashier.

The First National Bank

OXFORD, N. C.

COLLECTIONS UNDER PERSONAL, CARE OF THE CASHIER.

4%

ON SAVINGS
DEPOSITS.

Capital, $25,000.00. Surplus and Profits, $35,000.00.
Deposits, $460,000.00.

WRITE OR CALL, ON US FOR INFORMATION.

W. H. HUNT, Cashier.

Baldwin, "Lucky" (81), California—
Wealthy miner.

Barth, Theodore (60), Germany —
Political (Liberal) leader.

Brown, J. M., Ohio — -President
American Humane Association.

Bull, W. F., Savannah, Ga.— Eminent
surgeon.

Butler, J. G., D .D. (83), Washing-
ton—Ex-Chaplain in Congress.

Caldwell, John (70), Pittsburg— Air-
brake magnate.

Cervera, Pascuel (70), Spain — Vice-
Admiral Spanish Navy.

Chase, Solon (83), Maine — Former
"Breenback" political agitator.

Considine, J. R. (60), New York-
Famous "sporting man."

Corbin, H. C. (66), New York— Lt.-
General (retired) United States Army.

Colter, J. B. (65), Minnesota-
Bishop Roman Catholic Church.

Crawford, Francis Marion (55), in
Italy— American novelist.

Crittenden, T. T. (77), Missouri-
Former Governor and politician.

Cuyler, Theodore L. (87), New
York — Clergyman, author and pul-
piteer.

Dandridge, Eliz. Taylor (85), Vir-
ginia— Former "mistress of White
House."

George, Daniel (83), New York-
Oldest Methodist minister in New
York Conference.

DeArmond (65), Missouri — Congress-
man (burned to death by accident).

Drum, R. C. (84), Washington—
Brig.-General United States Army
(retired).

Don Carlos (61), in Lombardy— Pre-
tender to Spanish throne.

Ensign, A. M. (60). Brooklyn-
Newspaperman.

Fitch, Clyde (44). in France — Play-
wright.

Galloway, C. B. (60), Mississippi —
Bishop M. E. Church, South.

Geronimo (90), Oklahoma — Apache
Indian chief.

Gilder, Richard Watson (65)— Edi-
tor Century Magazine, Poet.

Goode, John (80), Norfolk— States-
man, Congressman, former Solicitor-
General United States.

Goodsell, D. A. (69), New York-
Bishop M. E. Church.

Green. J. G. (68), Edenton, N.- C—
Rear-Admiral U. S. N. (retired).

Hale, Edw. Everett (87). Massachu-
setts— Author ; chaplain U. S. Senate.

Harriman, E. H. (61), New York —
Capitalist; railroad magnate.

Hayes, Winnie Davis (in Colorado) —
"Daughter of the Confederacy."

Helper, Hintou R. (80). Washington
— Author "The Impending Cricis,"
etc.

Hitchcock. Ethan Allen (73), Wash-
ington— Former Secretary Interior.

Hoe, Robert (70), London — Printing
press manufacturer.

Howard, O. O. (79), Vermont— Lt.-
General U. S. A. (retired), last of
army commanders of Civil War.

Ito, Prince Hirobumi (72). Japan —
President Privy Council.

Johnson, John A. (48), Minnesotn
Governor and Democratic statesman.

Laffan, W. M. (61), New York- Head
Laffan News Service; publisher New
York Sun.

Lamb. Wm. (73). Norfolk— Confed-
erate "hero of Fort Fisher."

Lemly. S. C. (56), native of Salem,
N. C. — Judge Advocate United Stales
Army (retired).

Lindsay. Wm. (74), Kentucky — For-
mer United States Senator, etc.

Logan. Olive (6S), England— Actress
and author.

Lambroso, Cesare (731, Turin— Crlm-

12

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Frank K. Thomson
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER

Masonic Temple. Raleigh, North Carolina.

Capital City 'Phone: Office, 337; Residence, 924-M.

inologist; psychologist.

McCarren, Patrick H (59), Brook-
lyn— Local Democratic leader.

McClosky, W. G. (86), Louisville-
Bishop and oldest Catholic prelate in
United States.

McClnre, Alex. K. (81), Philadel-
phia— Newspaperman and politician.

McSweeney. Miles B. (54), Colum-
bia— Ex-Gcvernor South Carolina.

Meredith, George (81), London —
Poet, novelist.

Modjeska. Helena (65), California —
Actress.

Morrison, W. R. (85). Illinois— Con-
gressman : Interstate Commerce Com-
missioner.

Navarro, Jose Franciso de (86), New-
York — Builder first elevated road in
New York city.

Olmstead, W. A. (74), New York—
"Soldier Priest" ; Pastor St. Ambrose
Church (Catholic-), New York; Briga-
dier-Cieneral U. S. A. (Volunteers).

Otis, E. S. (71), Rochester— Major-
General U. S. A.

Palmer, Henry L
High degree Mason
surance company.

Peckham, R. F.
Associate Justice
United States.

Pope, Albert (66), Massachusetts-
Auto, and bicycle manufacturer.

Pulitzer. Albert f58). Vienna — For-
mer New York newsnaper publisher.

Pullman. H. C. (39), New York-
President -National Baseball Leasrue.

Raney, R. B. (51). Raleigh— Public
benefactor.

Rogers. H. H. (69), New York-
Railroad magnate; financier.

Rojestvensky, Sinova (60) — Russian
Vi^e-Admiral.

Red Cloud (90). North Dakota-
Sioux Indian chief.

Starin. John H. (831. New York—
"Father of rapid transit" in New
York.

Stewart, W. M.
mer United States

Swinburne, A. G
Poet. .

Te£rerart. Moses
and Scotch dialect poet

Satalli. Cardinal (721. Italv— Cath-
olic prelate. (D;ed Januarv. 19101.

Thompson, Wm. L. (621. New York—

(901. Milwaukee—
; President life in-

(71), New York-
Supreme Court

(82), .Nevada— For-
Senator.
(72), England —

(551, at. sea — Irish

Sacred song writer.

Turpie, David (80), Indiana — For-
mer United States Senator.

Tweedmouth, Baron (601, England-
First Lord of the Admiralty.

Watson, H. C. (38), New York-
Editor Dun's Review.

Weeks, Stephen H. (74), Maine —
Tuberculosis specialist.

Wells, Calvin (82), Pennsylvania-
Millionaire steel master.

Wilson, Augusta J. Evans (76), Ala-
bama— Writer of novels .

Wright, Carroll. D. (69), Massachu-
setts— Former Commissioner Labor
United States.

Calinski, Edmund L. G. (60), New
York — Inventor of dynamite gun and
submarine boat.

RILES FOR FORETELLING THE
WEATHER.

Sunset Colors — A gray, lowering
sunset or one where the sky is green
or yellowish — green, indicates rain.
A red sunrise with clouds lowering
later in the morning, also indicates
rain.

Halo (Sun Dogs) — A halo occurring
after fine weather indicates a storm.
[By "halo" is meant the large circles
or parts of circles about the sun or
moon.]

Rainbows — An evening rainbow in-
dicates fair weather; a morning rain-
how is generally interpreted as a
sign of rain.

Corona — A corona growing larger in-
dicates fair weather ; gradually get-
ting smaller a sign of rain.

Fogs — Fogs indicate settled weather.
A morning fog usually disappears by
or before noon.

Sky Color — A deep-blue color of the
sky indicates fair weather, even when
seen through the clouds.

Visibility — Unusual brightness or
twinkling of the stars, indicates rain,
as does also unusual clearness of the
atmosphere.

Frost — The first and last frosts of
the year are generally preceded by a
temperature very much above the
mean temperature of a locality.

FAMOUS OLD PEOPLE OVEIt 80 YEARS LIVING. 13

Commercial National Bank

OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Capital and Surplus, $830,000.00.

UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.

DEPOSITS received subject to check.

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued bearing 4 per cent interest.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE bought and sold.
DRAFTS drawn on all parts of the world.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS bearing 4 per cent, interest compounded quar-
terly, may be opened with one dollar and upward.
BANKING BY MAIL — Write us about this.

R. A. DUNN, Pres. A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
FAMOUS OLD PEOPLE OVER 80 YEARS LMNG.

(These Were All Still Living January 1, 1910).
Age. Name. Occupation.

97 Gen. D. H. Rucher (retired) Soldier.

93 Sir Joseph Hooker Botanist.

92 John Bigelow Newspaperman and diplomat.

91 Thomas Bowman Bishop.

90 Lord Weyneiss Oldest British peer living.

90 ' Julia Ward Howe Literature.

89 Florence Nightingale Literature.

89 John Tenniel Cartoonist.

SS Sir Charles Tupper Statesman.

87 Prof. Alfred K. Wallace Educator.

87 General Buckner Confederate officer.

86 Henry G. Davis Ex-U. S. Senator, West Virginia.

86 Dr. Root. Collyer Theologian.

85 Levi P. Morton Former Vice-President.

85 Prof. Huggins Astronomer.

85 Gen. Daniel E. Sickles Soldier and Congressman.

84 Prof. March Philologist.

83 Ex-Empress Eugenie Figure in history.

82 Pere Hyacinth Prelate.

81 Count Tolstoi Novelist and writer.

81 Ex-U. S. Senator Edmunds Vermont statesman.

81 Ex -President Dwight Yale College.

81 Clara Barton Red-Cross official.

80 General Booth Salvation Army.

80 U. S. Senator Cullom Illinois statesman.

80 .Ex-Gov. and Sen. T. J. Jarvis North Carolina's "Grand old Man.

SO Theo. B. Kingsbury Newspaper writer, historian, etc.

EMINENT OLD MEN MORE THAN 00 LIVING.

Among the more eminent and generally known old men still living.
have passed the seventieth mile-post, are the following:
Age. Name.

79 Emperor Francis Joseph Austria.

79 ....President Diaz Mexico.

79 Henry M. Flagler Railroad builder ana operator

79 ".'.!ex-Gov. William Sprague Rhode Island.

79 Ex-Senator Teller Colorado.

79 J. Q. A. Ward Sculptor.

79 Bishop Jones

79 Justin McCarthy

78 United States Senator Frye Maine.

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FAMOUS OLD PEOPLE OVER 80 YEARS LIVING.

Age.

Name.

78 .

. Newspaperman.

78 .

.French statesman.

78 .

.Diplomat and lawyer.

78 .

.Churchman.

78 .

.Arctic explorer.

77 .

. . .Andrew D. White

. Diplomat.

77 .

..G. W. Curtis Lee

.Confederate soldier.

77 .

Jurist.

77 .

.Field Marshal British Army.

77 .

.Field Marshal British Army.

.United States Supreme Court.

76 .

..Chief Justice Fuller

.United States Supreme Court.

76 .

..Former U. S. Senator Piatt

. New York politician.

76 .

. Newspaperman.

76 .

...Col. J. S. Mosby

.Confederate "Guerilla."

76 .
75 .

.New York statesman.

75 .

..Ex-President Elliot, of Harvard. Educator.

75 .

.Head Catholic Church in U. S.

74 .

.Rome.

74 .

.King of Belgians.

74 .

.Cleveland Cabinet.

74 .
74 .

. Writer.

.Publicist.

74 .

.English Poet.

74 .

.Cleveland Cabinet.

74 .

.Ex -Vice- President.

74 .

.Millionaire philanthropist.

74 .

.Newspaperman.

74 .

.Diplomat.

74 .

.Pulpiteer.

74 .

.Woman fiancier.

73

73 .

.Maine statesman.

. . William Winter

.Dramatic Critic.

.President Royal Academy.

73 .

. .Lord Brnssey.

73 .

..Joseph Chamberlain.

73 .

. Painter.

72 .

. . Whitelaw Reid

.Editor; Ambassador to Great
Britain.

72 .

.Multi-millionaire financier.

. . Justice Brewer

.U. S. Supreme Court.

72 .

.United States Navy.

72 .

.Novelist.

72 .

..Archbishop Ireland.

72 .

..Bishop Tuttle.

71 .

.Ensrlish Ambassador to U. S.

."Merchant Prince."

71 .

.France.

..John Morley.

.Georgia.

70 .

.United States Navy.

70 .

.United States Army.

.Oil Kin?.

70 ..

.Roumania.

70 .

.Churchman.

70 .

..Cardinal Logue.

70 .

..Asa Bird Gardner.

69 or

over —

.Newspaperman; statesman.

.Jurist.

.President British Academy.

68 or

over —

..Kins Edward VII

.Great Britain.

.Newspaperman; clubman.

.United States Navy.

.France.

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..Sir Charles Wyndham.

.

FAMOUS OLD PEOPLE OVER 80 YEARS LIVING. 15

JOSEPH G, BROWN ^F HENRY E. LITGHFORD

PRESIDENT ^ CASHIER

RALEIGH, N. C.

OFFERS ITS SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC FOR ALL CLASSES
OF LEGITIMATE BANKING BUSINESS.

Capital, $100,000.00. Surplus & Profits, $175,000.00.

Deposits, $1,250,000.00. Assets, $1,500,000.00.

. «

Age. Name.

United States Senator Alclrlcb.

United States Senator Elkins.

67 or over —

Robert T. Lincoln Illinois.

....John W. Daniel United States Senator (Va.)

Cardinal Rampalla.

Flammarion The Astronomer.

Abdue Hanud Ex-Sultan of Turkey.

General Chaffer,

Henry James Novelist.

Anna Dickinson.

Juaquin Miller.

66 or over—

Associate Justice McKenna United States Supreme Court.

Adaline Patti.

Christine Neilsson.

....David B. Hill.

Sereno E. Payne.

King Frederick VIII Denmark.

65 or over —

Sara Bernhardt.

George W. Cable.

Queen Alexander.

King Peter Servia.

Bishop Greer.

General Greely.

Clark Russell Novelist.

John Hare Comedian.

Between 60 and 65 —

....Elihu Root New York statenian.

Justice White United States Supreme Court.

'. '. '. '. Wm. H. Crane Actor.

Kvrle Bellew Actor.

Rear Admiral Sissbee United States Navy.

General MacArthur United States Army.

Duke of Ars?yle.

Wm. F. Cody (Buffalo Bill).

Julian Hawthorne Author.

Charles H. Tavlor Newspaperman.

Princess Christian England.

Oeorge Westinghouse.

Thomas A. Edison Inventor.

Alexander Graham Bell Inventor.

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TOBACCO STA TIST 1 < 'S—1909.

r

^.

TV. H. BAGLEI,

Business Manager.

THE SWORN DAILY

AVERAGE
CIRCULATION

OF THE

News and
Observer

IS OVERlgQ PER CENT.

GREATER THAN THAT OF
ANY OTHER DAILY IN-
NORTH CAROLINA.

AND OVER THREE TIMES

THAT OF ANY OTHER

DAILY IN RALEIGH.

ADVERTISING

BRINGS

3 Times the Returns
Growth of Circulation

1895 2,500

1896 3.100

1897 3,400

1898 4,880

1899 5,200

1900 5,700

1901 6,500

1902 7,054

1903 8,201

1904 9,111

1905 10,202

1906 11,071

1907 12,274

1908 12,321

1909 15,251

"Y Tobacco Statistics— 1909.

Apex 1,003,537

Ahoskie 842,341

Ayden 1.303,667

Burlington
Clarkton .

Clinton ..
Creed mo re
Durham .

Dunn

Enfield ..
Fairbluff
Fairmont
Farmville
Fuquay Springs

1,123,113

122,978

504.000

1,846.996

7,S28,867

381, 7S2

721,793

2,424.073

1,845.613

3.1*6.537

251.197

Greenville 11.400.S0S

Goldsboro * 2,758,S77

Greensboro 1,184,307

Henderson 5.610.434

Kinston 10.519.543

LaGrange 2,476.198

Leaksville

Louisburg

Lumberton ....

Madison

Mt. Airy

Oxford

Pilot Mountain

Raleigh

Reidsville

271,892

3,745.641

611.941

1.734.265

4.599.284

7.037,595

200.013

510.777

5.797,936

Rockv Mount 10,248,487

i .. iM.ro 4.922,962

Robersonville 1,805,336

Richlands 1.611,664

Stoneville 2.289.115

Smithfield 2.367.454

Snow nill 1,405.244

Stntesville 26S.647

Warrenton 2.154.716

Warsaw 654.680

■Wendell 782.858

Williamston 1.556.511

Wilson 18.755.130

Winston-Salem 23.364.846

Youngsville 858.583

Zebuion 1.029.361

Total S156.9S6.2S9

The above are the statistics
August 1, 190S, to August 1,

from
1909.

J

WEATHER FLAGS.

No. 1.

No.
No.

White flag, clear or fair
weather.
2. — Blue flag, rain or snow.
3. — White and blue flag, local rain
or snow.
No. 4. — Black triangular flag, tempera-
ture.
No. 5. — White flag with white square
in center, cold wave.
When No. 4 is placed above No. 1, 2
or 3, it indicates warmer; when be-
low colder; when not displayed at all,
the temperature is expected to remain j
about stationery.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

17

North State Mutual Life Insurance Co,

HOME OFFICE, KINSTON, N. C.

Capital Paid in Cash . . $100,000.00

J. W. GRAINGER President.

J. A. HERNDON Supt. of Agencies and Gen'l Mgr.

DR. J. M. PARROTT Medical Director.

8. R. DUNN Cashier and Assistant Secretary.

CL.ESEN Hj SMITH Actuary and Secretary.

ROUSE & LAND General Counsel.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

N. C. DIVISION UNITED CONFED-
ERATE VETERANS.

Major General Commander — General
Julian S. Carr, Durham.

Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff
—Col. H. A. London, Pittsboro.

Inspector General — Lieutenant Colo-
nel W. H. Gregory, Statesville.

Assistant Inspector General — Lieu-
tenant-Colonel James A. Bryan, New
Bern.

Quartermaster - General — Lieutenant
Colonel T. L. Emry, Weldon.

Judge Advocate General — Lieuten-
ant-Colonel C. B. Watson, Winston.

Commissary General — Lieutenant
Colonel P. H. Hanes, Winston.

Surgeon General — Lieutenant Colo-
nel W. D. McMillan, Wilmington.

Chaplain General — Lieutenant Colo-
nel A. I). Betts, Raleigh.

Chief of Artillery — Lieutenant Colo-
nel J. B. Starr, Payetteville.

Chief of Ordnance — Lieutenant Colo-
nel J. M. Wall, Wadesboro.

Assistant Adjutant General — Major
R. C. Barker, Salisbury.

Assistant Judge Advocate General —
Major A. W. Graham, Oxford.

Assistant Commissary General — Ma-
jor Ashley Home, Clayton.

Aides — Majors A. H. Boyden, Salis-
bury; J. A. Long, Roxboro; W. P.
Wood, Asheboro; S. H. Smith, Win-
ston; G. S. Ferguson, Waynesville; R.
P. Paddison, Point Caswell ; George
H. Hall, Red Springs; Thomas W.
Harrington, Carthage; C. M. Parks,
Tarboro ; J. J. Wolvenden, New Bern ;
J. F. Reinhardt. Lincolnton ; J. Matt
Sechrist, High Point.

Chief of Scouts — Maj. J. S. Harris,
of Charlotte.

Bugler — Captain .T. H. Parker,
Smithfleld.

FIRST BRIGADE.

Brigadier General Commanding —

General P. C. Carleton, Statesville.
No. Camp. Town.

162 Catawba Hickory

212 Cabarrus Countv Concord

319 Col. Chas. F. Fisher. .Salisbury

304 Reuben Campell Statesville

436 Norfleet Winston

795 Guilford County Greensboro

797 Surry County Mt. Airy

952 Col. Jno. T. Jones Lenoir

1184 Wm. Gambel Gastonia

1462 Scales-Boyd Reidsville

1535 Organ Church Salisbury

1552 Morganton Morganton

1682 High Point High Point

SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding —

General W. L. Loudon, Pittsboro.
No. Camp. Town.

3S2 Mecklenburg Charlotte

387 Leonidas J. Merritt ..Pittsboro.

4S6 Ruffln | Burlington

515 L. O'B. Branch Raleigh

781 Walkup Monroe

818 Robt. F. Webb Durham

S30 Richmond County ..Rockingham

833 Walter R. Moore Smithfleld

846 Anson Wadesboro

9S4 Henry L. Wyatt Henderson

1084 Jno. White Warrenton

1206 Jones Roxboro

1277 Morris T. Smith Oxford

1278 Oscar R. Rand ..Holly Springs

1369 Stanley Alhemarle

1398 Jno. Manning Durham

1412 Nash County Rocky Mount

1527 Jos. J. Davis Loulsburg

1576 Scotland Laurinbnrg

1595 Mt. Zion Mecklenburg

1646 Randolph Asheboro

1662 Daniel McDougald ...Lillington

it'iiii' Kansoin Jonesboro

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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

THIRD BRIGADE.

Brigadier General Commanding —
General .las. I. Metts, Wilmington.
No. (amp. Town.

137 Sampson Clinton

254 ( 'a | e Fear Wilmington

417 Ryan Red Springs

424 Bryan Grimes Washington

794 Thos. Ruffin Goldsboro

845 Jno. C. Lambe . . . . Williamston

1053 Carv Whitaker Enfleld

1057 J as. W. Cook Beaufort

11 62 New Bern New Bern

124S Henry L. Wyatt Bayboro

1264 Jesse S. Barnes Wilson

1303 Alfred Rowland Rowland

1304 Henry M. Shaw Currituck

1490 W. J. Houston Pearsall

1C-33 Tarboro Tarboro

1563 David Williams Burgaw

1574 Buck Kitchin Scotland Neck

1578 J. I. Metts Whiteville

1590 W. F. Martin Elizabeth Citv

1592 Gen. W. P. Roberts Belhaven

1635 Matt Ramson Elm City

1707 Willis H. Pope Lumberton

FOURTH BRIGADE.

Brigadier General Commanding —

General Jas. M. Ray.
No. Camp. Town.

301 Andrew Coleman .. .Bryson City

6S1 Zebulon Vance Asheville

848 Pink Welsh Waynesville

947 Chas. S. Roberson ....Franklin

953 Transylvania Co Brevard

954 Jas. R. Love Webster

1021 Watt Brvson Hendersonville

1045 Cleveland Shelby

3154 Oen. Pender Burnsville

1156 Davis Lee Dickinson

Rutberf ordton

1621 David Coleman Painter

UNITED SONS CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.

Commander — Edwin R. McKethan.
Fayetteville.

Adjutant — J. A. McArtbur. Fayette-
ville. N. C.

Department Chaplain — Rev. Watson
Fairley, Fayetteville, N. C.

Department Inspeetor — J. G. Hol-
lingsworth, Fayetteville.

Camp No. 5 — George Davis, Wil-
mington.

Camp No.
Asheville.

Camp No.
ston.

Camp No.
Charlotte.

Camp No.
dersonville.

Camp No. 142 — Singletary Pettigrew,
Washington.

166 — Harry Burgwyn.

15 — Johnston Pettigrew,

17— Henry Wyatt, Win-

23 — Stonewall Jackson.

70— William Shipp, Hen-

No.

Camn
Raleigh.

Camp No
Fayetteville

16S — Hector McKethan,

Camp No. 171 — Joe Cash, Oxford.

Camp No. 180 — Sho-ga-see-le-tah,
Cherokee.

Camp No. 216— Alf. Rowland, Row-
land.

Camp No. 229 — Cabarrus County,
Concord.

UNITED DAUGHTERS OF THE
CONFEDERACY.

Honorary Presidents — Mrs. W. M.
Parsley, Wilmington; Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson, Charlotte; Mrs. James M.
Tiernan, Salisbury ; Mrs. E. E. MofHtt,
Richmond, Va.

Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. T.
.7. J.irvis. Greenville; Mrs. Rufus Bar-
ringer, Charlotte.

President — Mrs. F. M. Williams,
Newton.

First Vice-President — Mrs. M. S.
Willard, Wilmington.

Second Vice-President — Mrs. Jose-
pluis Daniels, Raleigh.

Third Vice-President — Miss Carrie
Leazar. Mooresville.

Recording Secretary — Mrs. Thad. W.
Thrash. Tarboro.

Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. W. C.
Feimster, Newton.

Treasurer — Mrs. Eugene Little,
Wadesboro.

Recorder of Crosses — Mrs. Thomas
L. Craig, Gastonia.

Historian — Miss Rebecca Cameron,
Hillsboro.

Assistant Historian — Mrs. W. O.
Shannon, Henderson.

Chaplain — Miss Hettie James, Wil-
mington.

N. C. SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL
DAMES OF AMERICA.

President — Mrs. James Sprunt, Wil-
mington.

First Vice-Preside_nt — Mrs. A. M.
Waddell, Wilmington.

Second Vice-President — Mrs. Gilmer

Brenizer, Washington, D. C.

Third Vice-President — Miss Mary
Arrington, Goldsboro.

Recording Secretary — Mrs. Edmund
L. Prince, Wilmington.

Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. W.
N. Harris, Wilmington.

Treasurer — Mrs. E. P. Bailey, Wil-
mington.

Registrar — Mrs. William Latimer,
Wilmington.

Historian — Mrs. Robert Strange,
Wilmington.

Life Time Officers.

Founder and Honorary President —
Mrs. George Wilson Kidder, Wilming-
ton.

Honorary President — Mrs. Gaston
Meares, Wilmington.

Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. Vir-
ginia Gwathmey Empie. Mrs. John
Wilder Atkinson, Wilmington.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

19

Atlantic Fire Insurance Company

HOME OFFICE: RALEIGH, N. C.

CAPITAL, $125,000

A NORTH CAROLINA COMPANY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY

NORTH CAROLINIANS. ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT AND
STRONGEST BACKING OBTAINABLE.

THE

CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President.
A. A. THOMPSON, Treasurer.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

Department Commander — F. M.

Work, National Soldiers* Home, Va.

Assistant Adjutant General — A. A.
Hager, National Soldiers' Home, Va.

Senior Vice Commender — Thos.
Shaw, Post, 5, 516 Princess Anne Aye.,
Norfolk, Va.

Junior Vice Commander — Dred
Smith, Post 7, 612 Race St., Ports-
mouth, Va.

Medical Director — James P. Carter,
Post 4, 255 Cumberland St., Norfolk,
Va.

Department Chaplain — John L.
Gihbs, Post 4, 14 St. Paul St., Nor-
folk, Va.

NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSO-
CIATION.

President— Rev. J. O. Atkinson, D.
D., Christian Sun, Elon College.

First Vice-President — M. L. Ship-
man, Hendersonville, Hustler, Hender-
sonville.

Second Vice-President — J. R. Swann,
Madison Record, Marshall.

Third Vice-President — W. K. Jacob-
son, Progress. Washington.

Secretary and Treasurer — J. B. Sher-
rill, Times, Concord.

Historian — Archibald Johnson, Char-
ity and Children, Thomasville.

Orator — W. C. Hammer, Courier.
Asheboro; Alternate— Josephus Dan-
niels. News and Observer, Raleigh.

Poet— D. L. St. Clair, Times, San-
ford.

Executive Committee — Rev. J. O.
Atkinson, D. D., Chairman ; J. B.
Sherrill, Secretary ; H. A. London, W.
C. Dowd, H. B. Varner. Josephus
Daniels and D. T. Edwards.

JOS. G. BROWN, Vice-President.
G. H. DORTCH, Secretary.

Point.

Treasurer — H. D. Walker, Elizabeth
City.

Councillors — First District, Dr. Os-
car McMullin, Elizabeth City ; Second
District, Dr. R. A. Whitaker, Kinston ;
Third District, Dr. F. H. Russell, Wil-
mington ; Fourth District, Dr. E. T.
Dickenson, Wilson; Fifth District. Dr.
J. F. Highsmith, Fayetteville ; Sixth
District, Dr. H. A. Royster, Raleigh;
Seventh District, Dr. C. M. Strong,
Charlotte; Eighth District, Dr. J. B.
Smith, Pilot Mountain ; Ninth District,
Dr. I. M. Taylor, Morganton ; Tenth
District, Dr. J. A. Burroughs, Ashe-
ville.

N.

MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.

President — James A. Burroughs
Asheville.

Secretary— D. A. Stanton, High

C. SECTION OF AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY.

President — Dr. W. A. Syme, Ral-
eigh.

Vice-President— Prof. W. M. Allen,
Raleigh.

Secretary-Treasurer — Miss Daisy B.
Allen, Raleigh.

Reporters— Dr. R. O. E. Davis.
Chapel Hill ; G. M. MacNider, Raleigh.

Representative in Council of the
American Chemical Society — Dr. J. E.
Mills, Chapel Hill.

ROYAL ARCANUM.

Grand Regent— H. E. Bonitz, Wil-
mington.

Grand Secretary— J. Howell Way,
Waynesville.

Grand Treasurer— E. L. Harris, Ral-

Annual session of 1010 to be held in
Rockingham second Wednesday of
April.

PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.

President—':. Y. Watson. Soul ln.orl .

First Vice-President — 1. W. Rose,
Rocky Mount.

Second Vice-President— Mi t J-

Payne, Greensboro.

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Third Vice-President— G. A. Matton,
High Point.

Treasurer — G. K. Grantham, Dunn.

Secretary — P. W. Vaughau, Durham.

Executive Committee — J. P. Stowe,
Charlotte ; J. E. Hood, Kinston ; E. R.
Thomas, Duke; Howard Gardner,
Greensboro; P. W. Vaughan, ex officio.

Local Secretary — J. P. Woodall,
Charlotte.

Next place of meeting, Charlotte,
second Wednesday in June, 1910.

N. C. BOARD OF PHARMACY.

President — E. V. Zoeller, Tarboro.

Secretary and Treasurer — F. W.
Hancock, Oxford.

Ira W. Rose, Rocky Mount.

W. W. Home, Fayetteville.

C. B. Miller, Goldsboro.

Attorney — B. S. Royster, Oxford.

Next meeting of the Board for the
examination of candidates will be held
at Charlotte, second Monday in .Tune,
1910.

NORTH CAROLINA DENTAL
SOCIETY.

President— Dr. J. C. Watkins, Win-
ston-Salem.

First Vice-President— Dr. W. T.
Smith, Wilmington.

Second Vice-President — Dr. L. L.
Dameron, New Bern.

Secretary — Dr. A. H. Fleming,
Louisburg.

Treasurer — Dr. R. M. Morrow, Bur-
lington.

Essayist — Dr. J. G. Sinclair. Aske-
ville.

Executive Committee — Dr. D. T.

James, Chairman, Greenville; Dr. C.
F. Smithwick, Rocky Mount; Dr. C.
W. Regan, Laurinburg.

Publishing: Committee — Dr. P. E.
Horton, Winston-Salem.

Prosecuting Committee — Dr. J. Mar-
tin Fleming, Raleigh.

Ethics Committee — Dr. R. E. Ware,
Chairman, Shelby; Dr. J. S. Spurgeon,
Hillsboro; Dr. R. M. Squires, Wake
Forest.

Supervisor of Clinics — Dr. J. W.
Stanly, Wilmington.

Examining- Board — Dr. V. E. Turner,
President, Raleigh; Dr. F. L. Hunt,
Secretary, Asheville; Dr. J. W. John-
son, Goldsboro; Dr. J. H. Wheeler,
Greensboro; Dr. J. S. Spurgeon. Hills-
boro; Dr. C. A. Thompson, Wilson.

N. C. STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

President — Col. John W. Hinsdale,
Raleigh.

Vice-Presidents — First District, C. S.
Vann, Edenton ; Second District, R. C.
Dunn, Enfield; Third District, C. L.
Abernathy, Beaufort; Fourth District,
A. C. Zollicoffer, Henderson ; Fifth Dis-
trict, J. D. Bellamy, Wilminston;
Sixth District, W. H. Pace, Raleigh;
Seventh District, A. W. McLean. Lum-
berton ; Eighth District, U. L. Spence,
Carthage; Ninth District, A. L.
Brooks, Greensboro; Tenth District,
Geo. P. Pell. Winston ; Eeleventh Dis-
trict. Z. I. Walser, Lexington ; Twelfth
District, R. L. Ryburn, Shelby;
Thirteenth District, W. W. Barber,
Wilkesboro; Fourteenth District, J.
W. Pless, Marion ; Fifteenth District,
Locke Craig, Asheville; Sixteenth Dis-

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triet. Walter E. Moore, Webster.

Secretary-Treasurer — Thomas W.
Davis, Wilmington.

Executive Committee— E. W. Tim-
berlake, Wake Forest; E. T. Cansler,
Charlotte; T. B. Womack, Raleigh; V.
S. Bryant, Durham; Julius C. Martin.
Asheville; T. T. Hicks, Oxford; Chas.
A. Moore, Asheville; Thomas W.
Davis, Wilmington ; W. D. Pruden,
Eden ton; T. S. Rollins. Asheville.

THE NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS"
ASSOCIATION.

President — John O. Ellington, Fay-
etteville.

Vice-Presidents — W. C. Wilkinson,
Charlotte; J. C. Braswell, Rocky
Mount; Leake S. Covington, Rocking-
ham.

Secretary and Treasurer — William
A. Hunt, Henderson.

Executive Committee — John D.
Biggs, Williamston ; George A. Hol-
derness, Tarboro ; H. F. Pierce, War-
saw: H. W. Jackson, Richmond, Va. ;
R. G. Vaughan, Greensboro; H. M.
McAllister, Lumberton ; W. H. Men-
denhall, Lexington ; Earl S. Pegram,
Statesville; W. H. Wood, Charlotte;
John H. Carter, Asheville.

N. C. TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
President— D. H. Hill, Raleigh.
Secretary— R. D. W. Connor. Ral-
eigh.

N. C. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

President — Louis R. Wilson, Chapel
Hill.

First Vice-President — Frank Wilkes,
Charlotte.

Second Vice-President — Miss Bertha
Rosenthal, Raleigh.

Secretary — Miss Sarah Kirby, Golds-
boro.

Treasurer — J. P. Breedlove, Durham.

N. C. ASSOCIATION FOR THE

STUDY AND PREVENTION OF

TUBERCULOSIS.

President — W. L. Dunn, M. D.. Ashe-
ville.

Secretary — C A. Julian, M. D.,
Thomasville.

STATE LITERARY AND HISTORI-
CAL ASSOCIATION.

President— Piatt D. Walker. Char-
lotte.

First Vice-President — Mrs. E. E.
Moffitt, Richmond, Va.

Second Vice-President — J. G. de-
Roulhac Hamilton. Chapel Hill.

Third Vice-President — Mrs. James
Sprunt, Wilmington.

Secretary-Treasurer — Clarence H.

Poe, Raleigh.

Executive Committee — D. H. Hill,
Chairman ; W. L. Poteat, J. Bryan
<; rimes, W. J. Peele, Edwin Mims.

THE N. C. POULTRY ASSOCIATION.

President — J. W. L. Thompson,
Burlington.

Vice-Presidents — S. L. Trogden,
Greensboro; E. G. Wardin, Chajlottte.

Secretary — G. E. Smith, East Dur-
ham.

Treasurer — J. L. Cates, Burlington.

STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

President — J. Van Lindley, Pomona.

Vice-President — O. W. Blacknall,
Kittrell.

Secretary— W. N. Hutt, Raleigh.

Treasurer — F. C. Reimer. West Ral-
eigh.

District Vice-Presidents — Geo. N.
Ives, New Bern ; Wm. H. Cole,
Waynesville.

Executive Committee — The Presi-
dent and Secretary ex officio. M.
Foley, Aberdeen ; J. A. Brown, Chad-
bourn ; Aldert S. Root, Roleigh.

N. C. FARMERS* STATE ALLIANCE.

President— Dr. R. H. Speight, Whit-
akers.

Vice-President — J. H. Williamson,
Chadbourn. ,

Secretary-Treasurer — Geo. F. Par-
rott, Hillsboro.

Lecturer — H. M. Cates, Swepson-
ville.

Chaplain— Rev. C. C. Williams,
Spring Hope.

Steward— J. C. Bain. Wade.

Door-Keeler — George T. Lane,
Greensboro.

Serj?eant-at-Arms — D. A. Montgom-
ery, Greensboro.

State Business Agent — Geo. F. Par-
rott, Hillsboro.

Trustee B. A. Fund— W. A. Graham,
Machpelah.

Executive Committee — J. W. Den-
mark, (chrin.). Raleigh: Jno. Graham,
Warrenton ; T. J. Oldham, Mebane,
R. F. D. No. 2: W. B. Fleming,
Ridgeway ; John A. Davis, Tarboro.

N. C. ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIA-
TION.

President — Joseph F. Leitner, Wil-
mington.

Vice-President — Frank K. Thomson,
Raleigh.

Secretary-Treasurer — Franklin Gor-
don, Charlotte.

Board of Directors — Joseph F. Leit-
ner, Wilmington ; Frank K. Thomson,
Raleigh; William H. Lord, Asheville;
Oliver D. Wheeler, Charlotte; Frank-
lin Gordon, Charlotte.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

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GREENSBORO. N. C.

FUNERAL, DIRECTORS AND

EMBALMEBS.

President— E. G. Flannagan, Green-
ville. >

First Vice-President— W. T. Nichol-
son, Statesville.

Second Vice-President— H. G. Howe.
Weldon.

Third Vice-President — Mrs. .T. \.
Brown, Asheville.

Secretary - Treasurer — Fabius P.
Brown, Raleigh.

STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.

President — James D. McNeill. Fay-
etteville.

First Vice-President — A. H. Boyden.
Salisbury .

Second Vice-President — S. G. Ber-
nard, Asheville.

Treasurer— R. C. Taylor, Winston.

Secretary — John L. Miller. Concord.

Statistician — W. P. Monroe, Wil-
mington.

Meets in 1910 in New Bern.

Ilackett, North Wilkesboro.

Grand Warden— W. H. Overton,
Durham.

Grand Secretary— B. H. Woodell,
Raleigh.

Grand Treasurer — R. J. Jones, Wil-
mington.

Grand Representative to Soverie^n
Grand Lodge (1 year)— Eugene P. Al-
Itea, Winston.

Grand Representative to Sovereign
! Grand Lodge (1 year)— Chas. F.
i Lumsden, Raleigh.

Grand Marshal— W. II. Zoeller,
Elizabeth City.

Grand Conductor— M. B. Gilliam,
Windsor.

Grand Guardian— J. D. Gunter, San-
ford.

Grand Herald— C. C. Buchanan,
Sylva. „ „

Grand Chaplain— Rex . II. K. Boyer,
Charlotte.

Session of 1910 will be held In
Goldsboro, May 10 to 12th.

GRAND LODGE, I. O. O. F.

Instituted at Wilmington. January
6 1843, by Rev. Oeo. M. Bain. District
Deputy Grand Sire, of Portsmouth,
Va., by authority of the Grand Lodge
of the* United States (now the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge).

Grand Master — P. H. Williams.
Elizabeth City. _

Deputv Grand Master— Frank D.

GRAND ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F.

Grand Patriarch—*!. W. Bryant,
Durham.

Grand High Priest W. C. Allen,
Waynesville. _,,

Grand Senior Warden K. P. < ling-
man, Salisbury.
Grand Scribe— R. II. Ramsey, I bar-
Grand Treasurer Wesley Williams,

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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

Elizabeth City.

Grand Junior Warden — David (fas-
ter, Jr., Fayetteville.

Grand Representatives — L. YV. .Tt'.in-
neret. Asheville (1 year) ; W. L. Smith,
Wilmington (2 years).

Grand Marshal — C. L. Lumsden,
Raleigh.

Grand Sentinel — K. Kendall, Shelby.

Grand Outside Sentinel — .T. I. Spry,
Coinjock.

GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OK
PYTHIAS.

Supreme Representatives — Thomas
S. Franklin, Charlotte; J. L. Scott,
Graham.

Grand Chancellor — George L. Haek-
ney, Asheville.

Grand Vice-Chancellor — A. E. Me-
Causland, Charlotte.

Grand Prelate — Rev. W. B. Duttera,
Salisbury.

Grand Keeper of Records and Seal —
W. T. Hollowell, Goldsboro.

Grand Master of Exchequer — Jno. C.
Mills. Rutherfordton.

Grand Master at Arms — W. G. Lake.
Charlotte.

Grand Inner Guard— C. H. Beine,
Raleigh.

Grand Outer Guard— H. T. Powell.
•Henderson.

GRAND LODGE OF MASONS.

Grand Master — Richard N. Hackett,
Wilkesboro.

Deputy Grand Master — William B.
McKoy, Wilmington.

Senior Grand Warden — F. M. Win-
chester, Charlotte.,

Junior Grand Warden — John T. Al-
derman, Henderson.

Grand Treasurer — Leo. D. Heartt.
Raleigh.

Grand Secretary — John C. Drewry.
Raleigh.

Grand Chaplain — Rev. Plato Dur-
ham, Concord.

Grand Historian — Marshall DeLan-
cey Haywood, Raleigh.

Grand Lecturer — Charles F. Rahn-
son. of Farmington.

Grand Auditor — Richard Williams,
Greenville.

Grand Custodian — J. E. Cameron.
Kinston.

Senior Grand Deacon — Frank Hob-
good, Jr., Greensboro.

Junior Grand Deacon — Alex. B. An-
drews, Jr.. Raleigh.

Grand Marshal — Claude L. Pridgen,
Kinston.

Grand Sword Bearer — George F.
Norfleet, Winston-Salem.

Grand Pursuivant — Henry A.
Grady. Clinton.

Grand Stewards — James C. Bras-
well. Whitakers ; Charles N. Setzer,
Charlotte.

Grand Tiler — Robert H. Bradley,
Raleigh.

GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH
MASONS.

Grand High Priest— John B. Griggs,
Elizabeth City.

Deputy Grand High Priest — J. W.
Shuford, Hickory.

Grand King — W. M. Robinson, Wil-
mington.

Grand Scribe-- H. A. Murrill, Char-
lotte.

Grand Treasurer— M. S. Willard.
Wilmington.

Grand Secretary — J. C. Munds, Wil-
mington.

Grand Chaplain— Rev. F. N. Skin-
ner, Beaufort.

Grand Caplain of the Host — John E.
Cameron, Kinston.

Grand Principal Sojourner — J. T.
Alderman, Henderson.

Grand Royal Arch Captain — L. A.
Dodsworth, Charlotte.

Grand Master of the Third Veil — A.
S. Guernard, Asheville.

Grand Master of the Second Veil —
Geo. S. Norfleet. Winston.

Grand Master of the First Veil — H.
E. Reid. Lincolnton.

Grand Lecturer — F. M. Moye. Wil-
son.

Grand Sentinel — R. H. Bradley, Ral-
eigh.

N. C. STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR.

President— O. R. Jerrett. Asheville.

First Vice-President— W. S. Brad-
ford, High Point.

Second Vice-President — C. D. Shaw.
Asheville.

Third Vice-President— K. W. Webb,
Greensboro.

Fourth Vice-President — J. W. North-
cott. High Point.

Fifth Vice-President — J. J. Bryant.
Hendersonville.

Secretary-Treasurer — Samuel Wal-
drop, Asheville.

Executive Board — J. A. Robertson.
Asheville: J. Sherman Blythe, Hen-
dersonville; K. W. Thompson. High
Point: A. J. Williams, Greensboro;
Leo. Sugg. Asheville.

GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL AND
SELECT MASTERS.

Grand Master — Henry G. Small-
bones, Wilmington.

Deputy Illustrious Grand Master —
John E. Cameron, Kinston.

Grand Principal Conductor of the
Work — L. A. Dodsworth, Charlotte.

Grand Treasurer — M. S. Willard,
Wilmington.

Grand Recorder — James C. Munds,
Wilmington.

Grand Captain of the Guard — J. T.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

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MEREDITH COLLEGE

RALEIGH, N. C.

FOUR DEPARTMENTS: Liberal Arts, thirteen teachers; Music, eleven
teachers; Art, two teachers; Elocution, two teachers. Regular Normal
Course with Practice School of eight grades. Laboratories for teaching
the Sciences. Physical Culture under a director and an assistant. Col-
lege Physician and Nurse, basket-ball, tennis grounds and outdoor gym-
nasium. Literary Course, with board, room and Incidentals, $205.50;
Club rates $50.00 less. Address,

R. T. VANN, President.

Alderman, Henderson.

Grand Conductor of the Council —
A. S. Guerard, Asheville.

Grand Steward— H. C. Butler, Ral-
eigh.

Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Ral-
eigh.

GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR.

Grand Commander— R. E. Sir Wil-
liam Anderson, Charlotte.

Deputy Grand Commander — V. E.
Sir John B. Griggs, Elizabeth City.

Grand Generalissimo — E. Sir Wil-
liam Brown, Winston.

Grand Captain General — E. Sir Jas.
C. Braswell, Whitakers.

Grand Prelate — E. Sir George A.
Tage, Charlotte.

Grand Senior Warden — E Sir Henry
G. Smallbones, Wilmington.

Grand Junior Warden — E. Sir
Orphius W. Spencer, Salisbury.

Grand Treasurer — E. B. Neave, Sal-
isbury.

Grand Recorder — James C. Munds,
Wilmington.

Grand Standard-Bearer — E Sir C.
M. Vanstory, Greensboro.

Grand Sword Bearer — E. Sir Joseph
F. Rhem, New Bern.

Grand Warden— E. Sir B. F. Hall,
Asheville.

Grand Inspector — Martin S. Willard.
Wilmington.

Grand Instructor — F. M. Moye, Wil-
son.

Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Ral-
eigh.

GREAT COUNCIL IMPROVED OR-
DER OF RED MEN.

Great Junior Sagamore — W. J.

Leary, Sr., Edenton.

Great Prophet — Joseph E. Pogue,
Raleigh.

Great Chief of Records — W. Ben
Goodwin, Elizabeth City.

Great Keeper of Wampum — E. P. H.
Strunck, Wilmington.

Great Sannap— D. E. Henderson,
New Bern.

Great 3Iishinewa— W. E. Herndon,
High Point.

Great Guard of Wigwam— L. W.
Holloman, Henderson. ,

Great Guard of Forest— T. H. Bate-
man, Greenville.

Great Representatives to Great
Council of United States— W. Ben
Goodwin. Elizabeth City; W. S. T.id-
dell, Charlotte; E. A. Ebert, Winston-
Salem; B. W. Taylor, Washington.

Board of Appeals— R. C. Flanagan,
Greenville; E. T. Stuart, Washington;
Heenan Huhges, Graham.

Committee on Judiciary — T. R.
Tyer, Bath; Dr. D. L. .Tamos, Creen-
ville.

T.

White.

Great Sachem — Sam
Greenville.

Great Senior Sagamore — W. L.

Stamey, High Point.

JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.

State Councilor— John F. Reynolds,
Winston-Salem.

State Vice-Councilor — W. Ben Good-
win, Elizabeth City.

State Secretary — Sam F. Vance,
Winston-Salem.

State Council Treasurer — George V
Fulp, Kernersville.

State Conductor— D. H. Harris, Tar-
boro.

State Warden— J. R, Baggett, Bnies
Creek.

State Inside Sentinel— R. 11. Plyler,
Albemarle.

State Outside Sentinel AdolphuS
Cheek. Burlington.

State Chaplain— Rev. S !\ Nlcka,
Pel ham.

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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

THE TRI-STATE MEDICAL, ASSO-
CIATION OF THE CAROLINA*
AM) VIRGINIA (N. C, S. C.
AND VA.)

President — Dr. Lee Grand Guerry,
Columbia, S. C.

Vice-Presidents — Dr. Wrn. W. Mc-
Kinzie. Salisbury, N. C. ; Dr. Joseph
A. White, Richmond, Va. : Dr. J. W.
Jervey, Greenville, S. C.

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. J. Howell
Way. Waynesville, N. C.

n.

B. P. O. ELKS.

Organized May 20, 1901.
Eastern District Deputy — J. C.

Erinhaus. Elizabeth City, No. S50.

Western District Deputy — Carl Har-
riss. Winston. No. 449.

Member Grand Lodge Committee on
Charters — P. W. Thomas, Asheville,
No. 60S.

Loclres— Charlotte, 392 : Winston,
449; Wilmington, 582; Greensboro,
602; Durham. 56S: Asheville, 608:
Salisbury, 699; Raleigh, 735: New
Bern. 764; Goldsboro, 139: Washing-
ton, 822; Wilson. 840; Elizabeth City,
S56: Concord, 857; Rockv Mount.
1038; Fayetteville. 1081.

President — Thomas C. Daniels. New
Bern.

Vice-President — James S. Dunn,
Winston-Salem.

Director-General — A. H. Boyden,
Salisbury.

Grand Marshal — -John H. Andrews,
Raleigh.

Deputy Grand Marshal — E. H. Bean,
Salisbury.

ORDER OF THE CINCINNATI.

President — Wilson G. Lamb. Wil-
liamston.

Vice-President — John Collins Daves,
Baltimore, Md.

Secretary — Marshall DeLancey Hay-
wood. Raleigh.

Assistant Secretary — John Bradley
Lord, Brooklyn. N. Y.

Treasurer — Walter DeLyle Carstar-
phen. Plymouth.

Assistant Treasurer — Bennehan Cam-
eron. Raleigh.

Chaplain — Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount
Cheshire, Raleigh.

NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETV OF
THE SONS OP THE REVO-
LUTION.

President — Thomas S. Kenan, Ral-
eigh.

Vice-President — J. Bryan Grimes.
Grimesland.

Secretary — Marshall Delancey Hay-
wood, Raleigh.

Register — Daniel Harvey Hill, West
Raleigh.

Treasurer — William Watkins Rob-
bards, Raleigh. ,

Chaplain — Rev. Robert Brent Drane,
Edenton.

Board of Managers — The above of-
ficers ex officio and Alexander Boyd
Andrews, Jr., Chairman, Raleigh;
Julian Shakespeare Carr, Durham;
Collier Cobb, Chapel Hill; Carle A.
Woodruff (IT. S. A.), Raleigh : William
Enos Stone, Raleigh; Charles Earl
Johnson, Raleigh ; Alfred Moore
Scales, Greensboro; Thomas Maslin,
Winston-Salem; Junius Davis, Wil-
mington.

THE N. C. SOCIETY OF THE

DAUGHTERS OF THE

REVOLUTION.

(Organized in Raleigh, Oct. 19, 1896.)
(The National General Society organ-
ized in New York Aug. 20, 1891.)

Second Vice-President General for
North Carolina — Mrs. E. E. Moffitt,
Richmond, Va.

Honorary State Regent and Founder
— Mrs. Spier Whitaker, Birmingham,
Ala.

Officers for N. C. Society 1910-11.

State Regent — Miss Mary Hilliard
Hinton, Raleigh.

Vice Regent — Miss Katherine Al-
bertson, Elizabeth City.

Registrar — Miss Eliza H. Drane,
Edenton.

Treasurer — Mrs. Mary B. Sherwood,
Raleigh.

Recording Secretary — Mrs. J. Leigh
Skinner, Raleigh.

Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. Paul
H. Lee. Raleigh.

Librarian — Mrs. Hubert Haywood,
Raleigh.

Genealogist — Mrs. Helen deB. Wills,
Raleigh.

Custodian of Relics — Mrs. John E.
Ray, Raleigh.

Assistant Custodian — Miss Grace H.
Bates, Raleigh.

Board of Managers — Mrs. Annie
Moore Parker. Chairman, Raleigh;
Mrs. Mary Bryan Hollister, New
Bern; Mrs. Wm. J. Pruden. Edenton;
Mrs. James E. Shepherd, Raleigh.

Chapters and Regents N. C. D. R.

"Penelone Barker." Edenton — Mrs.
Patrick Mathew.

"Sir Walter Raleigh." Elizabeth
City — Miss Katherine Albertson.

"DeOraffenreid." New Bern — Mrs.
Charles Hollister.

Regent. 1S96-1902— Mrs. Spicer Whit-

*Regent, 1902-1903— Mrs. D. H. Hill.

Regent, 1903-1906— Mrs. T. K. Bru-
nei'.

Regent, 1906-1909— Mrs. E. E. Mof-
fitt.

♦Deceased December 12. 1904.

SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

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F. P. VENABLE, President.

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVO-
LUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Vice-President General National So-
ciety D. A. R. — Mrs. Edwin C. Greg-
ory, Salisbury.

Ex-Vice-President General — Mrs.
Lindsay Patterson, Winston-Salem.

State Regent — Mrs. John Van Land-
ingham, Charlotte.

Honorary State Regents — Mrs. E. D.
Latta, Charlotte; Mrs. Geo. Phifer
Erwin, Morganton.

State Vice Regent — Mrs. Wni. N.
Reynolds, Winston-Salem.

Recording Secretary— Miss Margaret
Rankin, Charlotte.

Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. A. L.
Smith, Charlotte.

Treasurer— Mrs. H. D. Blake, Greens-
boro.

Historian— Mrs. James P. Moore.

Salisbury.

Chaplain — Mrs. D. F. Cannon, Salis-
bury.

Honorary Chaplain — Mrs. Josephine
Branner, Waynesville.

Chapters and Regents.

"Charlotte." at Charlotte. Regent-
Miss L. E. Orr. Members, 22.

"Council Oak," Morganton. Regent
— Mrs. A. C. Avery, Jr. Members, 15.

"Dorcas Bell Lore." Waynesville.
Regent— Mrs. M. W. Way. Members,

24.

"Edlard Buncombe." Asheville. Re-

gent— Miss Grace Jones. Members, 34.

"Elizabeth Maxwell Steele," Salis-
bury. Regent — Mrs. James P. Moore.
Members, 25. ,

"Port Dobbs," Statesville. Regent
— Mrs. W. A. Thomas. Members, 13.

"Guilford Battle," Greensboro. Re-
gent—Mrs. W. P. Beall. Members 30.

"Gen. Joseph Winston," Winston-
Salem. Regent— Mrs. Jno. L. Gilmer.
Members, 18.

"Halifax Convention," Charlotte.
Regent — Mrs. Edward Carson. Mem-
bers, 19.

"Liberty Hall," Charlotte. Regent-
Mrs. Eugene Reilley. Members, 31.

"Mary Slocuml)." Mooresville. llo-
gent — Mrs. Geo. Goodman. Members,
12.

"Mecklenburg" Chapter, Charlotte.
Regent— Mrs. Latta ('. Johnston.
Members, 86.

"Miles Harvev," Tarboro. Regent—
Mrs. John Wed'dell. Members, 1s.

"Thomas Polk," Charlotte. Regent
—Mrs. W. W. Watt. Members, 19.

"Whitmel Blount." Henderson. Re-
pent— Mrs. W. O. Shannon. Members,
34.
N. C. Members of National Committees.

Memorial Contineniul Hall— Mrs. Ed-
Win C. Gregory, Mrs. Lindsay Pat-
terson, Mrs. Jno. Van Lnndingham.

Revolutionary Relics— Mrs. George

Phifer Erwin.

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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

Preservation of Historic Spots —

Mrs. Eugene Reilley.

To Prevent Desecration of Flag —
Miss Laura E. Orr.

Patriotic Education — Mrs. Ohas.
Van Noppen.

Children of the Republic — Mrs.
John Van Landingham.

Child Labor — Mrs. Wni. N. Rey-
nolds.

Legislation in United States Con-
gress— Mrs. Edwin R. Overman.

Magazines — Mrs. Edwin C. Gregory.

Conservation — Mrs. M. C. Quinn,
Mrs. John Van Landingham, Mrs. B.
C. Gregory.

N. C. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Officers — J. H. Currie. President,
Fayetteville: Joseph E. Pogue, Secre-
tary, Raleigh ; S. L. Rotter, Treas-
urer, Raleigh.

Vice-Presidents (Permanent) — Kemp
P. Battle. Chapel Hill ; Beneham Cam-
eron, Raleigh ; Julian S. Carr, Dur-
ham; John S. Cuningham. Cuning-
ham, R. H. Battle, Raleigh: Charles
McNamee, Biltmore; W. R. Cox.
Penelo; J. A. Long. Roxboro ; Ashley
Home, Clayton ; J. M. Crenshaw,
Wake Forest; E. L. Daughtridge,
Rocky Mount.

District Vice-Presidents — First Dis-
trict, W. P. Roberts, Gatesville; Sec-
ond District, W. R. Capehart. Avoca ;
Third District, W. L. Hill, Warsaw:
Fourth District. D. Y. Cooper, Hen-
derson ; Fifth District, L. Banks Holt.
Graham ; Sixth District. Edward
Smith. Dunn ; Seventh District, T. B.
Bailey, Mocksville; Ninth District, S.
B. Alexander, Charlotte; Tenth Dis-
trict, G. F. Weston, Asheville.

Vice-President for State-at-Large—
W. A. Graham, Wake.

(Vice-Presidents are ex officio mem-
bers of the Executive Committee. 1

Veterinary Surgeon— Dr. Tait But-
ler, Raleigh.

State Fair is held in October each
year, at Raleigh.

N. C. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSO-
CIATION.

President — Edgar E. Broughton,
Raleigh.

Vice-President — J. Frank Morris.
Winston-Salem.

Secretary — E. L. Harris, Raleigh.

Treasurer — J. R. Hoffman. Burling-
ton.

Attorney — A. B. Justice, Charlotte.

Board of Directors — James I. John-
son, Raleigh; Jas. W. Kight, Eliza-
beth City; J. N. McCausland, Char-
lotte; Archibald Nichols, Asheville:
F. R. Brown, Salisbury.

Vice-Presidents — First District, J.
W. Kight, Elizabeth City; Second Dis-
trict, B. G. Hicks, Louisburg: Third

District, Leslie Weil, Goldsboro ;
Fourth District, J. B. Pearce. Ral-
eigh; Fifth District, H. A. Moffltt,
High Point; Sixth District, H. M.
Hall. Wilmington; Seventh District,
A. T. Morris, Thomasville; Eighth
District, T. B. Brown, Salisbury;
Ninth District, C. W. Parker, Char-
lotte; Tenth District, S. Lipinsky,
Asheville.

N. C. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.

President State Convention — Heriot
Clarkson, Charlotte.

Vice-Presidents — W. C. Dowd, Char-
lotte; R. B. White, Franklinton;
George P. Pell, Winston-Salem; J. H.
Tucker, Asheville; A. M. Scales,
Greensboro; J. A. Tartness, States-
ville; J. A. Brown, Whiteville; E. E.
Hilliard, Scotland Neck ; J. J. Rogers,
Kinston ; W. S. O'B. Robinson, Golds-
boro: W. C. Douglass, Raleigh; G. W.
Watts, Durham; W. I. Everett, Rock-
ingham ; C. W. Mitchell, Aulauder.

State Organizer — R. L. Davis, Wil-
son.

Secretary — J. Edward Pegram, Dur-
ham.

Executive Committee — Clarence H.
Poe, Chairman, Raleigh ; J. W. Bailey,
Raleigh ; John A. Oates, Fayetteville ;
T. N. Ivey, Raleigh ; Q. K. Nimocks,
Fayetteville; W. B. Cooper, Wilming-
ton; W. H. Sprunt, Wilmington; R.
C. Beaman. New Bern; N. B. Brough-
ton, Raleigh: J. O. Atkinson, Elon '
College; A. J. McKelway, Charlotte;
I C. Blair, Treasurer, Raleigh ; J. I.
Johnson, Raleigh ; B. Craig, Rocky
Mount; G. T. Adams, Durham; S.
Mclntyre. Lumberton ; W. N. Jones,
Raleigh ; H. A. Page, Aberdeen ;
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh; H. A.
London, Pittsboro: J. E. Underwood,
Rockingham.

N. C. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

President — Louis R. Wilson, Chapel j
Hill.

First Vice-President — J. Frank
Wilkes, Charlotte.

Second Vice-President — Miss Bertha
Rosenthal. Raleigh.

Secretary — Miss Sarah Kirby,
Goldsboro.

Treasurer — J. P. Breedlove, Durham.
Durham.

N. C. LIBRARY COMMISSION.

rhairman — L. R. Wilson, Chapel
Hill.

Secretary—Mrs. Annie Smith Ross,
Charlotte.

Charles Lee Smith, Raleigh: J. Y.
Joyner, Raleigh ; M. O. Sherrill, Ral-
eigh.

General Secretary — Miss Minnie W.
Leithermnn, Raleigh.

Commission has headquarters in
State Library.

NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.

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Normal and Collegiate Institute

ASHEVILLE, N. C.

UNDER CARE OF NORTHERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OFFERS
TO YOUNG WOMEN THREE THOROUGH COURSES OF STUDY UNDER
EIGHTEEN TEACHERS AND OFFICERS WHO ARE EXPERTS. SITE
UNRIVALED FOR HEALTHFULNESS AND BEAUTY.

Board and Tuition, $125 a Year.

FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS

EDWARD P. CHILDS, President.

N. C. CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE.

Acting Chairman — Clarence H. Poe,
Raleigh.

Secretary — C. L. Coon, Wilson.

C. B. Aycock, Raleigh; J. W.
Bailey, Raleigh; R. F. Campbell, D.
D., Asheville; Bishop Joseph Blount
Cheshire, Raleigh; J. J. Hall, D. D.,

Fayetteville ; W. E. Stone, Raleigh;
T. N. Ivey, D. D., Raleigh; T. J.
.Tarvis, Greenville; A. J. McKelway,
Charlotte; A. M. Scales, Greensboro;
Henry A. Page, Aberdeen; Edwin
Mims, Chapel Hill; W. L. Poteat;
Wake Forest; Hubert A. Royster,
Raleigh; R. T. Vann, D. D., Raleigh.

NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.

N. C. NATIONAL GUARD.
Commander-in-Chief — Governor Wil-
liam Walton Kitchin.

Brigadier General — Joseph F. Arm-
field, Adjutant-General and Chief of
Staff.

Personal Staff of the Conimander-
in Chief.

Alex. J. Feild, Private Secretary
and Colonel, Raleigh.

Charles E. Johnson, Aide-de-Camp
and Colonel, Raleigh.

Henry A. Grady, Aide-de-Camp
and Colonel, Clinton.

H. Montague, Aide-de-Camp and
Colonel, Winston-Salem.

Finlay L. Williamson, Aide-de-
Camp and Colonel, Burlington.

C. B. Armstrong, Aide-de-Camp and
Colonel, Gastonia.

S. W. Cooper, Aide-de-Camp and
Colonel, Fayetteville.

General Staff — Adjutant General's De-
partment.

Joseph F. Armfleld, Adjutant Gen-
eral and Brigadier General, Raleigh.

Alfred Williams. Assistant Adjutant
General and Colonel, Raleigh.

R. L. Leinster, Assistant Adjutant
General and Lieutenant-Colonel. Ral-

Adjutant

eigh.

A. A. Hicks, Assistant
General and Major, Oxford.

E. A. Daniel, Jr., Assistant Adju-
tant General and Major, Washington.

W. A. Foil, Assistant Adjutant Gen-
eral and Major.
QnarterMaster General's Department.

Francis A. Macon. Quartermaster
and General Brigadier General, Ileu-
derson.

Wyandham E. Gary, Assistant
Quartermaster General and Lieutenant
Colonel, Henderson.

Mark W. Williams, Assistant Quar-
termaster General and Major, Char-
lotte.

J. W. Dalton, Assistant Quarter-
master General and Major, Winston-
Salem.

J. L. Currin, Assistant Quartermas-
ter General and Captain, Henderson.
Inspector General's Department.

Thos. Stringfleld, Inspector General
and Colonel. Waynesville.

Henry D. Harper, Assistant Inspec-
tor General and Lieutenant-Colonel,
Kinston.

H. B. Parker, Assistant Inspector
General and Major, Goldsboro.

J. D. Gwynn. Assistant Inspector
General and Major, Reldsvllle.

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NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.

J. P. Meadows, Assistant Inspector
General and Major, Roxboro.

William Radham, Assistant Inspec-
tor General and Major, Edenton.

J. C. Michie, Assistant Inspector
General and Major, Durham.

Commissary Department.

Wyatt L. MeGhee, Commissary Gen-
eral and Colonel, Franklinton.

Thos. R. Ori'ell, Assistant Commis-
sary General and Lieutenant-Colonel.
Wilmington.

R. H. Reinhardt, Assistant Com-
missary General and Major, Lincoln-
ton.

I. W. Little. Assistant Commissary
General and Major. Wilmington.

C. A. Hunt, Assistant Commissary
General and Major. Lexington.

Roger Gant. Assistant Commissary
General and Major, Alamance County.

Engineer's Department.

Jacob L. Ludlow, Cbief of Engi-
neers and Colonel, Winston-Salem.

R. S. Neal. Assistant Cbief of En-
gineers and Lieutenant-Colonel, Wash-
ington.

Quint E. Smith. Assistant Chief of
Engineers and Major, Concord.

J. C. Mintz. Assistant Chief of En-
gineers and Major, Shallotte.

Robt. M. Coburn. Assistant Chief of
Engineers and Major. Raleigh.

Thos. B. Whitted, Assistant chief of
Engineers and Major, Charlotte.

Paymaster's Department.

James G. Hollingsworth, Paymaster
General and Colonel, Fayetteville.

Wentworth W. Peirce, Assistant
Paymaster (General and Lieutenant-
Colonel, Faison.

Raleigh T. Daniel. Assistant Pay-
master General and Major. Weldon.

R. G. Allsbrook. Assistant Paymas-
ter General and Major. Tnrboro.

Edward L. Conn, Assistant Pay-
master General and Major, Raleigh.

E. G. Sherrill, Assistant Paymaster
General and Major, Greensboro.

M. L. Cannon. Assistant Paymaster
General and Major, Concord.

Ordnance Department.

Thos. R. Robertson. Chief of Ord-
nance and Colonel, Raleigh.

W. F. Robertson, Ordnance Officer
and Lieutenant Colonel, Wilmington.

J. B. Thomas, Ordnance Officer and
Major. Louisburg.

Powers, A. K., Ordnance Officer and
Major. Burlaw.

J. C. Mills, Ordnance Officer and
Major. Rutherfordton.

J. M. Camphell, Ordnance Officer
and Major, Asheville.

J. Leigh Skinner, Ordnance Officer
and Major. Raleigh.

L. B. Bristol. Ordnance Officer and
Major. Statesville.

Judge Advocate General's Department.

A. C. Davis, Judge Advocate Gen-
eral and Colonel, Goldsboro.

V. C. Bullard, Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate General and Lieutenant-Colo-
nel. Fayetteville.

T. A. Lyon, Assistant Judge Advo-
cate General and Major, Elizabeth-
town.

J. D. Proctor, Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate General and Major. Lumberton.

A. P. Godwin, Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate General and Major, Gatesville.

Elijah Moffitt, Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate General and Major, Asheboro.

Medical Department.

S. Westray Battle, Colonel Surgeon
General. Asheville.

Phillip J. Macon, Assistant Surgeon
General and Lieutenant Colonel, War-
renton.

Chas. C. Jordan, Assistant Surgeon
General and Major, Asheville.

E. B. Glenn, Assistant Surgeon Gen-
eral and Major, Asheville.

A. R. Winston, Assistant Surgeon
General and Major, Franklinton.

A. H. Harriss. Assistant Surgeon
General and Major, Wilmington.

J .V. McGougan, Assistant Surgeon
General and Major, Fayetteville.

B. J. Witherspoon, Assistant Sur-
geon General and Captain, Charlotte.

E. C. Boyette. Assistant Surgeon
General and Cantain, Charlotte.

M. B. Abernethy. Assistant Sugeon
General and Captain. Reidsville.

J. Lewis Hanes, Assistant Surgeon
General and First Lieutenant, Win-
ston-Salem.

Claud L. Pridgen. Assistant Sur-
geon General and First Lieutenant,
Klnston.

First Brigade — Field and Staff.

B. S. Royster. Brigade Comman-
der and Brigadier General, Oxford.

R. L. Leinster. Assistant Adjutant
General and Lieutenant Colonel. Ral-
eigh.

J. W. Dalton, Chief Quartermaster
and Major, Winston-Salem.

Roger Gant. Chief Commissary and
Mni^r. Durham.

John C. Michie, Inspector and
Major. Durham.

J. B. Thomas. Ordnance Officer and
Maior. Louisburg.

R. T. Daniel, Chief Paymaster and
Major. Weldon.

J. D. Proctor. Judge Advocate and
Maior. Lumberton.

J. Leigh Skinner, Inspector Small
Arms Practice and Major, Raleigh.

First Regiment.

Colonel— J. T. Gardner, Shelby.

Lieutenant-Colonel — J. C. Bessent.
Winston-Salem.

Majors — Robert L. Flar.igan,
Statesville; D. D. Parks, Mount Airy;

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The North Carolina State Normal
and Industrial College

Offers to the young women of the State four regu-
lar courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of
Pedagogy, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
and Bachelor of Music. The nineteenth annual
session begins September, 1910.

THE SPECIAL, TWO MONTHS' COURSES FOR TEACHERS AND
GRADUATES OF OTHER COLLEGES BEGINS APRIL 1ST, 1910.
For catalogue and other information address,

President, 1. I FOUST,

GREENSBORO, N. C.

L. W. Young, Asheville.

Captain and Adjutant — W. R.
Robertson, Charlotte. ,

Captain and Chaplain — W. R. Min-
ter. Lincoluton.

Captain and Quartermaster— J. D.
Linberger, Shelby.

Captain and Commissary— J. F.
Roberts, Shelby.

First Lieutenants and Battalion Ad-
jutants— ,Toe Hill. Concord; Lieuten-
ants, H. A. Millis, High Point; A. W.
Freeman, Waynesville.

Second Lieutenants, Batallion Q.
M.'s and Commissaries, H. A. Millis,
His;h Point: R. H. Morrisson. Stanly;
T. W. Eshelman, High Point.

Company A — Captain E. Lyerly,
Hickory.

Company B — Captain A. L. Bul-
winkle, Dallas.

Company C — Captain J. G. Wooten,
Winston-Salem.

Company D — Captain R. A. Page,
Charlotte.

Company E — Captain .T. E. Deitz,
Statesville.

Company F — Captain F. M. Lind-
sey, Asheville.

Company G — Captain O. M. Gardner,
Shelby.

Company H — Captain L. M. Killian,
Waynesville.

Company I — Captain W. A. Jack-
son. Mount Airy.

Company K— Captain C. T. Bard,

Asheville.

Company L — Captain Louis A.
Brown, Concord.

Company M — Captain E. P. Car-
penter, High Point.

Second Regiment.

Colonel — H. C. Bragaw, Washing-
ton.

Lieutenant-Colonel — J. Van B.
Metts, Wilmington.

Majors— C. B. Elliott, Edenton ; W.
C. Rodman, Washington; T. S. Pace,
Wilson.

Captain and Adjutant— H. A. Mur-
ray, Wilson.

Captain and Quartermaster — J. N.
Pearce, Wilson. *

Captain and Chaplain — Rev. N.
Harding, Washington.

Captain and Commissary — F. L.
Black, Maxton.

First Lieutenants and Battalion Ad-
jutants— J. T. Uortcli. Goldsboro;
R. Graham White, Edenton; W. It.
Capehart, Avoca.

Second Lieutenants — Battalion, Q.
M.'s and Commissaries — W. M. Bond,
Edenton; R. G. White, Edenton; D. .T.
Murray. Wilson.

Company A — Captain Paul Jones,
Tarboro.

Company B — Captain A. L. C. Hill.
Kinston.

Company C — Captain J. L. Lewis,
Rocky Mount.

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Company D — Captain \V. H. Morgan,
Goldsboro.

Company E — Captain J. W. Bizzell,
Goldsboro.

Company F — Captain B. R. Mc-
Ketlinn, Fayetteville.

Company G — Captain O. B. Wynne.
Washington.

Company H — Captain C. M. Fair-
cloth, Clinton.

Company I— Captain J. L. Wiggins.
Edenton.

Company K — Captain E. F. Nadal,
Wilson.

Company L — Captain J. B. Malloy,
Lumber Bridge.

Company M — Captain O. W. Ben-
nett, Jr., Maxton.

Third Regiment.

Colonel — J. N. Craig, Reidsville.

Lieutenant-Colonel— S. W. Minor,
Durham.

Majors — J. J. Bernard. Raleigh; C.
L. McGhee, Frauklinton ; R. M. Al-
bright, Raleigh.

Captain and Adjutant — S. Glenn
Brown, Greensboro.

Captain and Quartermaster — W. T.
Whitten, ITenderson.

Captain and Commissary— R. W.
Morphis. Reidsville.

Captain and Chaplain — Rev. Alpheus
MeOullen. Washington.

First Lieutenants and Battalion Ad-
jutants— S. E. Winston. Youngsville ;
W. R. Miller, Raleigh; Gordon Smith.
Raleigh.

Second Lieutenants, Battalion, Q.
M.'s and Commissaries — B. F. Green.
Franklinton ; S. L. Rotter, Raleigh ;
A. C. Mendenhall, Greensboro.

Company A — Captain W. H. Phil-
lips, Lexington.

Company B — Captain W. F. Moody,
Raleigh.

Company C — Captain B. F. Payne,
Henderson.

Company D — C. H. Banks, Louis-
burg.

Comnany E — Captain J. Robt. Wood,
Oxford.

Company F — Captain I. H. Kearney,
Franklinton.

Company G— Captain R. G. Glad-
stone, Reidsville.

Company H — Captain Frank Rose,
Warrenton.

Company I — Captain J. C. Freeman.
Burlington.

Company K — Captain H. L. Allen,
Weldon.

Comnany L — Captain E. D. Kuyken-
dall. Greensboro.

Comnany M — Captain S. C. Cham-
bers, Durham.

COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.

Field and Staff.

Max L. Barker, Major and Com-
mander, Salisbury. '

L. M. Dodameed, Captain and Ad-
jutant. High Point.

W. D. Marrow, Captain and Artil-
lery Engineer, Greensboro.

Walter R. Cox, Captain and Quar-
termaster, Salisbury.

J. Holmes Davis, First Lieutenant
and Ordnance Officer.

First Company — New Bern.
J. H. Wed dell. Captain.
Ralph H. Smith, First Lieutenant.
W. R. Pate, Second Lieutenant.
Second Company — Wilmington.
Edwin A. Metts, Captain.'
P. L. Cautwell, First Lieutenant.
J. B. Lynch. Second Lieutenant.
Third Company — Greensboro.

E. D. Kuykendall, Captain.

R. W. Brewer, First Lieutenant.

C. D. Smith, Second Lieutenant.
Fourth Company — Salisbury.

Chas. E. Smith, Captain.

Rome N. Porter. First Lieutenant.

Julian A. McKenzie, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Naval Brigade — Commander's Staff.

Tom C. Daniel, Commander and
Captain. New Bern.

F. H. Shipp. Chief of Staff and
Lieutenant Commander. New Bern.

E. Ellis Williams, Chief Engineer
and Lieutenant Commander, New
Bern.

R. DuVal Jones, Surgeon and Lieu-
tenant Commander, New Bern.

T. D. Carraway. Paymaster. Lieu-
tenant Commander. New Bern.

A. T. Willis, Signal Officer and
Lieutenant, New Bern.

W. J. Jackson, Aide and Lieutenant
J. G.. Plymouth.

C. F. Smith, Chaplain and Lieuten-
ant, Elizabeth City.
First Battalion — Commander and Staff.

C. D. Bradham, Commanding Com-
mander, New Bern.

H. M. Chase, Executive Officer and
Lieutenant Commander. Wilmington.

W. G. Dixon. Navigator and Lien-
tenant. Oriental.

R. Bareliff, Engineer Officer and
Lieutenant. Oriental.

J. F. Patterson, Surgeon and Lieu-
tenant. New Bern.

W. E. Smith, Assistant Engineer
and Lieutenant J. G., New Bern.

J. E. Bunting. Gunnery Officer. Ad-
jutant and Lieutenant, J. G., Wilm-
ington.

First Division.

Cuthbert Martin, Lieutenant, Wil-
mington.

J. M. Murphy, Lieutenant J. G.,
Wilmington.

G. T. Williamson, Ensign, Wilming-
ton.

Second Division.

C. J. McSorley, Lieutenant, New
Bern.

R. H. Dowdy, Lieutenant J. G.,

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PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Rev. J. R. BRIDGES, D. D., President

SEND FOR CATALOGUE.

BUILDING — The largest and finest in the State. Recently built. Ele-
gantly furnished.

CONVENIENCES — Hot and Cold Baths, Steam Heat, Electric Lights,
Bed-room limited to two girls each. Fire escapes.

ADVANTAGES — Situated in center of city on a five-acre lot. Finely
equipped Gymnasium, with regular gymnasium course. One of the largest
Pipe Organs 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.

New Bern.

Nelson P. Angel, Ensign. New Bern.

Second Battalion — Commander and
Staff.

J. L. Phelps, Commanding Comman-
der, Creswell.

J. T. Smithwick, Executive Officer
and Lieutenant Commander, Windsor.

Brad Sanders, Engineer Officer and
Lieutenant, Elizabeth City.

A. W. Disoway, Surgeon and Lieu-
tenant, Plymouth.

C. W. Hollow-ell, Paymaster and
Lieutenant, Elizabeth City.

W. R. Hampton, Gunnery Officer,
and Adjutant, Lieutenant J. G., Ply-
mouth.

Third Division.

W. M. Sutton, Lieutenant, Windsor.

F. M. Dunstan, Lieutenant J. G..

Windsor.
J. W. Johnson. Ensign, Windsor.

Fourth Division.

Clarence Latham, Lieutenant, Ply-
mouth.

Robt. P. Walker, Lieutenant J. G.,
Plymouth.

J. S. Norman, Ensign, Plymouth.

Fifth Division.

W. A. Worth, Lieutenant, Eliza-
beth City.

J. C. B. Eringhaus, Lieutenant J.
G., Elizabeth City.

A. L. Sanders, Ensign, Elizabeth
City.

Sixth Division.

W. B. Ward, Lieutenant, Oriental.
C. V. Parker, Lieutenant, J. G.,
Oriental.
W. J. Moore. Jr., Ensign, Oriental.

North Carolina Divorce Laws.

Marriages may be dissolved and th3
1 parties thereto divorced from the
bonds of matrimony in North Caro-
lina in the following cases :

1. If the husband shall commit for-
nication and adultry.

2. If the wife shall commit adultery.

3. If either party at the time of the
marriage was and still is naturally
impotent.

4. If the wife at the time of the
marriage be pregnant, and the hus-
band be ignorant of the fact of such
pregnancy and be not the father of
the child with which the wife was
pregnant at the time of the marriage.

5. If there shall have been a separa-
tion of husband and wife, and (hey
shall have lived separate and apart

for ten successive years, and they
shall have resided in this State fo/
that period, and no children shall
have been born of the marriage.

Bank Statistics.

State, Private and Savings Banks.

Captial stock ? 7,741,852.29

Time certificates of deposit 4,671,565.81
Deposits subject to check. 22,515,788.29
Demand certificates of dep. 3,084.097.15

Savings deposits 3,809.974.31

Deposits in trust 1,625.087.15

Total assets 50.3S0.C20.57

National Banks.

Circulation C.003.250.00

Deposits 21 .826,933 08

Capital 7,035.000.00

Assets 46,772,630.00

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PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS.

PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS.

; r. r.

Counties.

Alamance 9,471

Alexander 4,054

Alleghany 3,121

Anson 8,610

Ashe 7,467

Beaufort 9,525

Bertie 7,700

Bladen 5,785

Brunswick 4,717

Buncombe 17,131

Burke 6,888

Cabarrus 8,586

Caldwell 6,924

Camden 2,128

Carteret 4,175

Caswell 4,968

Catawba 9,823

Chatham 8,059

Cherokee 5,188

Chowan 3,379

Clav 1.498

Cleveland 10,101

Columbus 9,015

Craven 7,558

Cumberland 12,366

Currituck 2,791

Dare 1,652

Davidson 9.27::

Davie 4.636

Duplin 8,050

Durham 10,963

Edgecombe 10.131

Forsyth 14.293

Franklin 8,667

Gaston 12,424

Gates 3,959

Graham 1.683

Granville 8.375

Greene 4,153

Guilford 18,379

Halifax 11.605

Harnett 7,145

Ha v wood 6,739

Henderson 5.150

Hertford 5.400

Hvde 3.08S

Iredell 11.249

Jackson 4.691

■T ohnston 13.505

Dee 3,857

.Tones 2.793

Lenoir 6.635

Lincoln 6.057

Macon 4.347

Madison 7,906

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534.94

1,576.78

1,279.84

1,632.59

1,320.81

991.55

808.50

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1,180.60

1,471.64

1,186.77

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851.52

1,683.66

1,381.31

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263.58

1,731.31

1.545.17

1,295.44

2.119.5:;

478.38

290.01

1.580.:;!)

794.61

1,379.77

1,879.06

1.736.45

2,449.82

1.485.52

2.129.17

678.57

295.29

1.435.48

711.82

3,153.59

2,004.52

1.224.65

1 .155.06

882.71

925.56

529.28

1 .928.28

804.04

2.314.75

661.09

478.72

1,137.23

1.0.'48.17

745.08

1.355.00

Martin ,.. 5.S03

McDowell 5,713

Mecklenburg 21,307

Mitchell 6.493

Montgomery 5,255

.Moore 5,827

Nash 9,950

New Hanover r,689

Northampton 7,077

( Inslow 4,706

Orange 4,933

Pamlico 3,486

Pasquotank 5.286

Pender 4,802

Perquimans 3,621

Person 5,812

Pitt „ 12,597

Polk 2,518

Randolph 10.150

Richmond 6.741

Robeson 16,049

Rockingham 13.501

Rowan 12,321

Rutherford 9.579

Sampson 9,900

Scotland 3,359

Stanly 6.943

Stokes 6.926

Surrv 10,326

Swain 3.164

Transylvania 2,370

Tyrrell 1.828

Union 10.813

Vance 6.569

Wake 20.590

Warren 7.022

Washington 3.627

Watauga 5.206

Wayne 11.40.3

Wilkes 10.764

Wilson 9.229

Yadkin 5.426

Yancey 4.455

Total 729.089

994.29

979.21

3,652.02

1,112.90

900.71

T. 18.75

1.705.43

1,317.89

1.213.00

806.60

845.52

597.50

906.02

823.06

620.64

996.18

2.159.13

431.59

1.739.71

1.155.41

2,750.80

2,314.07

2.111.82

1,641.84

1,696.86

575.73

1.190.03

1.187.12

1 .769.88

542.31

406.22

320.14

1,853.35

1 1 °5 92

3.529.13

1,203.57

621.67

892.31

1 954 47

1 .844.95

1,584 85

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DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— 1908.

DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— 1908.

Adopted at Charlotte, N. C, June 29, 1908.

The Democracy of North Carolina,
in convention assembled, reaffirms its
allegiance to the cardinal principles of
true Democratic government, and con-
gratulates the people upon the wise,
the progressive and the economical
conduct of public affairs since its res-
toration to power in this State.
Democratic Progress.

In the inaugural address of Gov-
ernor Aycock, January, 1901, is this
sentence : "This year we meet under ex-
traordinary circumstances; one party
goes out and another comes in ; one
policy ends and a new one begins."

At that time the Democratic Party
again entered into power ; Democratic
policy became the controlling policy
of our State. The achievements of
those years are unmistakably great.
To the trust imposed the Democratic
party has been wholly faithful. The
administrations of Governor Charles
B. Aycock and Governor R. B. Glenn
have added prestige to our history
and given prosperity to our people.
State affairs have been conducted with
clean efficiency, and to the people has
come peace.

Out of the very shadow of disorder
the record begins. There is now no
more disorder and no more doubt. The
people have come into their own. Re-
sponsible government is made sure.
Conditions encourage the full and free
development of our industries. To
the child is given greater and greater
opportunity for knowledge, and North
Carolina is become a national leader
in popular education. A stable gov-
ernment has inspired confidence.
Local improvements are pushed with
vigor. Good schools and good roads
are no longer a dream, but are grow-
ing realities. State institutions have
been managed with credit and with-
out scandal. The record is uumarred
by official misconduct. Appropriations
have increased as our needs demand,
while taxes are reduced. Even the
convict is now made to add his part
to the support of our government.

Tbe Confederate soldier has been
remembered with gratitude and in-
creased provision made against want
in the days of his old age. The needs
of the unfortunate are met and the
call of the afflicted is answered. To
the blind and to the deaf the State
now holds open the door of hope.
For her unfortunate insane she pro-
vides a refuge of comfort. That the
Legislature of 1907 could dedicate one-
half million dollars for the adequate
' care of all our unfortunates shows

the growth of our ability and the
certainty of our care.

And the Democratic Party pledges
itself to maintain those policies
which make for the development of
every section of our State, for tbe se-
curity of our people and for the sta-
bility of our institutions.

Democratic Officials Endorsed.

We endorse the able and progres-
sive administration of Governor R. B.
Glenn and the other State officers,
and we approve and commend to tbe
people of North Carolina the record
of our Senators and Representatives
in the Congress of the United States.
Good Roads.

We regard with approval the in-
creased interest in permanent road
building, and, recognizing that the ad-
vantage in the way of greatly in-
creased land values, of quick and easy
transportation over good roads and
the consequent saving of wear and
tear on stock and vehicles may no
longer be doubted, but is an undoubt-
ed result, clearly seen in those sec-
tions of North Carolina and other
States where such roads are in use,
and believing that with a constantly
improving school system, a system of
good roads, linking the East with the
Piedmont section and the Piedmont
with the Mountain section, will be of
great good to North Carolina, we
recommend this spirit of internal im-
provement to the people of our State
for their investigation, and suggest
that the next General Assembly fake
such action on this matter as may
seem best.

Education.

We believe that education is one of
the fundamental needs of all govern-
ment. We believe that every prospec-
tive citizen has tbe right to receive
and it is the duty of the State to
furnish adequate preparation for sjich
citizenship. We congratulate the peo-
ple on the fact that a four-months
school in every district is no longer
merely a promise, but a realization.
We commend the administration of
our educational affairs and pledge to
the people the continuation of that
policy, which has accomplished so
great good.

Railroad Rates.

The Democratic Party has kept its
promise and materially reduced pas-
senger and freight rates in the State.
It has given to the people lower
rates, and the reports of the railroad
companies show that this reduction

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DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— 190S.

of rates has been accompanied by in-
creased revenue on that class of busi-
ness affected by the laws of the State
reducing the rates.
Enterprise :in«l Industry Fostered.

We deli arc that the best interests
of the State demand that all of our
people shall unite in earnest en-
deavors to secure employment at fair
wages for all of our fellow citizens
who are now Idle or who are work-
ing on short time, by no fault of
theirs, but by reason of the panic
caused by Reoublican policies.

Every enterprise looking to the in-
yestment of capital and employment
of skilled labor should be fostered
and encouraged by the State.
Foreign Corporations.

All foreign. corporations doing busi-
ness in this State should be required
to obtain license to do so, and the
license of any such corporation should
be revoked if watered stock or bonds
lie issued by it in violation of State
statutes or without the approval of
properly constituted legal authorities.

Foreign corporations doing business
in this State should be required to
submit to the jurisdiction of the
courts of the State, under penalty of
having their license to do business in
the State revoked.

Campaign Contributions.

All contributions to political parties
or for political purposes should be
made public at once, and the charter
of any domestic corporation doing
business in this State and the license
of any foreign corporation should be
revoked if any such corporation con-
tributes to any political campaign
fund or to any fund for the purpose
of aiding in or procuring the nomina-
tion of any candidate for public office.

Public Service Corporations.

All public service corporations and
natural monopolies should be brought
under strict control of the United
States as to interstate business, and of
the State as to intrastate business,
but a fair return on a fair valuation
of property owned or operated by
them should be allowed after paying
operating expenses, including just
and ample wages to employees.

Private Monopolies.

Private monopolies should be de-
stroyed. Conspiracies by prospective
purchasers to put down or keep down
the prices of articles produced by the
labor of others should be made crimi-
nal, and all persons or corporations
entering into such conspiracies should
be punished; and we condemn in
every form subsidies, gratuities,
bonuses, trusts and monopolies, and
they should not be tolerated.

Discrimination and Rebates.

Congress should so amend the inter-
state commerce law as to prevent dis-
crimination and rebates in interstate
traffic and provide for the punish-
ment by imprisonment of officers of
railroads and other common carriers
and public service corporations vio-
lating such laws, and particularly to
make unlawful such discriminations
as are now or may in the future be
practiced by railroad companies and
other common carriers and public
service corporations against all North
Carolina points in favor of points
out of the State having no greater na-
tural advantages.

The party in power in the nation
that has so long failed to correct such
inequalities is equally guilty with the
public service corporations for the
disadvantages under which this State
has labored.

Free Passes, Franks, Etc.

No railroad company, telegraph
company, telephone company, express
company or other public service cor-
poration should be permitted to issue
or grant to any person except officers
and employees any free pass, frank
or other free service, privilege, benefit
or favor, and any person receiving
any such free pass, frank or other
service, privilege, benefit or favor
should be made equally guilty with
the corporation issuing or granting
the same.

Ffiual Justice to All Legitimate En-
terprises.

We pledge, not only to citizens of
this State, but to citizens of other
States, that all capital invested in
legitimate enterprises in North Caro-
lina, whether foreign or domestic, cor-
porate or private, shall have the equal
protection of the laws and the equal
friendly consideration of those who
administer the laws: and we further
pledge that all such persons or cor-
porations violating the provisions of
the lawrs shall be made to feel and
suffer the full penalties for such vio-
lations.

Professional Lobbying.

We condemn the practice of profes-
sional lobbying.

Republican Policies Condemned.

We denounce the vacillating and
do-nothing policy of the last session
of the Republican Congress. We de-
clare that most of the legislation en-
acted by that body is cheap, tawdry,
hypocritical makeshift.

The Currency Bill.

We denounce the Cannon-Vreeland-
Aldrich currency bill which was
passed by the last session of Con-
gress in the interest and at the dicta-
tion of a handful of great banks and

DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— l'JOS.

39

Atlantic Christian College

WILSON, N. C.

JESSE C. CALDWELL, President.
A Faculty of Twelve Teachers Conferring Academic Degrees.

DEPARTMENTS — Collegiate, Biblical, Preparatory, Musical (Piano and
voice) ; Business, Expression, Fine Arts.

CO-EDUCATIONAL — Young Ladies' Boarding School, under charge of
President and ladies of Faculty. Young Men's Home under charge of com-
petent professor.

Modern Plant, Steam Heal, Electric Lights, Filtered Water Supply, Good
Health Record, Christian Environments, Beautiful Campus, Mild But Posi-
tive Discipline.

speculators who occupy offices on
Wall Street. This iniquitous meas-
ure, which further centralizes in the
hands of a few the issue of American
money for the American people, was
shamelessly rushed through both
houses of Congress in its dying hours,
under the lash of the czar-like meth-
ods of the Speaker and through the
trickery of the Republican dictator
of the Senate. No more shameless
spectacle has ever been presented to
the American people than the method
by which this hybrid and iniquitous
measure was railroaded through Con-
gress. This bill turns over the Treas-
ury of the United States to the gamb-
lers of the New York Stock Exchange
for a period of six years. It means a
gift to the enemies of the Republic
of the nower to issue or retire one-
half billion dollars, exciting specula-
tion or compelling disaster, according
to whichever best suits their betting
book.

The Republican Panic of 1907.'

We condemn the Republican Party,
whose policies and conduct produced
in 1907 the most acute and disastrous
panic in the history of the United
States. The effect of its policy has
precipitated panic, blighted industry
and trade with prolonged depression,
closed factories, reduced work and
wages, halted enterprise and crippled
American production. Under this Re-
publican panic suffering lias been uni-
versal, soup houses have been estab-
lished and strikes have been of al-
most daily occurrence. The Repub-
lican Party has been in control of the
National Government in all of its
branches for the past eleven years.
and now, in the midsl of abundant
crops and boundless national re-
sources, it has brought about I bo mosl
destructive panic in our history. We
point to the fact that every panic
which has occurred since the forma-
tion of the Republican Party was

precipitated while that party was in
power.

The Bloody Shirt.

We condemn the Republican Party
for its efforts in the National Con-
gress to revive the bitterness of the
Civil War and renew again the bloody
shirt-issue by tacking to the cam-
paign publicity bill Crumpacker's
Southern representation reduction
measure. The passage of this bill
through the lower House of Congress
was an act of cheap, hypocritical
policies, designed to corral the negro
vote in the doubtful States for their
Presidential nominee.

Republican Fear of Campaign Pub-
licity.

We denounce the Republican Party
I for its failure to enact during the last
session of Congress a campaign pub-
licity bill; but the people of the coun-
try need not expect such a measure
to come from a party that thrives on
corruption money and which could not
carry on a campaign or win a na-
tional election without corruption
funds from favored interests.

The Trust-Breeding Tariff.

We denounce the present infamous
and trust-breeding tariff Imposed
upon tht people by the Republican
Tarty, and renew our demand for its
immediate revision, to the end that all
unfair burdens shall lie removed, es-
pecially those upon the necessaries of
life and those that enable the trusts
to extort from the people unreason-
able profits and to sell their prod
nets to consumers at home .it higher
in-iii>s than are charged for the same
goods to foreign consumers.

Republican Exi ravagance.

We denounce the Republican Party
Cor its wild extravagance during the
last session of Congress. In the last
five months the Republican Congress

spent $1,200,000,000 Of the people's

money, levying a tax of ?13 oer annum
on every man. woman and child in the

40

REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1908.

United States, equal to a tax of $05
per annum on every burdened tax-
payer. We do not wonder, therefore,
at the present deficit of $60,000,000 in
the Treasury and the expected deficit
of $180,000,000 at the end of the next
fiscal year. The Republican billion-
dollar Congress of 1S90 produced a
Democratic victory in 1802 ; the Re-
publican billion-dollar session of the
present Congress means the triumph-
ant election of a Democratic Presi-
dent In the coming election.

We condemn the Republican ad-
ministration for turning over mil-
lions of dollars of the public money
to its pet banks in New York City,
thereby depleting the public treas-
ury to such an extent that it be-
came necessary for the Republican
administration to issue bonds and
borrow money to meet the daily ob-
ligations of the Federal Government.
States' Bights.

We condemn the Republican Party
for its failure in the last Congress to
ei'.act a law forbidding one inferior
judge to suspend the operation of a
State law without notice or hearing.

We declare our inflexible opposition
to the methods of expanding Federal
power at the expense of the just pow-
ers of the States, and we especially
denounce the bold and revolutionary
threat that the omission' of the States
to pass laws upon subjects within
their constitutional powers may be
treated as a surrender of these powers

into the hands of the Federal Gov-
ernment, which may then lawfully
proceed as if such powers were pos-
sessed by it under the Constitution.

Though promising reforms demand-
ed by the people, the Republicans, in
their National Convention, at the be-
hest of favored interests, voted down
every plank looking to reforms and
relief of the people or for curbing
the power of the trusts. That conven-
tion, controlled by Federal office-
holders, after nominating for Presi-
dent a lifelong office-holder who was
never elected by the people to any
office, adopted a platform that on
every important measure straddles or
gives promise to the ear, only to break
it to the hope, and completed its work
by nominating, to the tune of
"Marching Through Georgia," a can-
didate for Vice-President who has led
in throttling every reform measure of-
fered in the last session of Congress,
including a bill to meet the pressing
need of the preservation of our Na-
tional resources, opening waterways
and preventing the destruction of our
forests.

We have faith in the patriotism of
our people and in the ultimate devel-
opment of the natural resources of the
State and we call upon all North
Carolinians to unite in a common ef-
fort to restore prosperity, to re-
establish confidence, to forget faction-
al differences and to cultivate peace
and good will among men.

REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1908.

Adopted at Charlotte, August 29, 1908.

We, Republicans of North Carolina.
in convention assembled, commend
the wisdom of the National Republi-
can Convention, and congratulate the
people of the United States on the
nomination of William H. Taft for the
Presidency of this great republic ; and
we endorse the principles and
policies of the Republican Party as
enunciated in its platform at Chicago,
June 16, 1908, and as carried out by
the administration of Theodore Roose-
velt.

We appeal to the people of North
Carolina to set the welfare of our
State above party and above preju-
dice; to exercise their freedom to
vote according to the dictates of con-
science, and to choose those men for
public office whom they deem best
fitted to serve the public interests. We
ask the people to consider whether
they will best promote the welfare
of the State by committing its affairs
to the radical faction now in control
of the Democratic Party or by voting

for the candidates and policies we
offer.

We ask all thoughtful North Caro-
linians to consider particularly wheth-
er the present Democratic Governor
and Legislature have dealt wisely or
justly with all classes of our citizens
in the laws they have recently passed
concerning railroads and the violent
measures they have taken to give
these laws effect. WTe believe in regu-
lating railroads and other public car-
riers strictly and carefully and in
compelling all corporations to obey
.the law as faithfully as the humblest
private citizen. But we do not be-
lieve that Legislatures are competent
to absolutely fix the precise rates at
which passengers and freight shall be
carried. We are sure that the Legis-
lature of this State, which attempted
to fix passenger rates aboslutely and
neglected freight rates — much the
more substantial grievance of our
people — had neither the special knowl-
edge nor the right for such an un-
dertaking.

REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 190S.

41

Horner Military School

1851-1910.

J. C HORNER, Principal, OXFORD, N. C.

Classical, Scientific, and English Courses. Prepares for college, university
or the government academies. Military training develops prompt obedi-
ence and manly carriage. Academy 59 years old, with experienced teachers.
Cadets dine with the principal and ladies of his family, securing the cul-
ture of home life. Cultivates and educates. Modern buildings, perfect sani-
tation, wholesome fare, no crowding. Best moral, mental, physical and
social training. Shady lawn, athletic park, one-quarter mile running track,
300 acres. Ideal climate, helpful environment. In the social atmosphere of
refined Christian people. The town noted for over a century as an educa-
tional center. Charges, $300 per year.

They disregarded the Constitution
of the United States, and they threw
thousands of North Carolinians out
of employment.

We denounce iu unmeasured terms
the unwarranted and uncalled for at-
tack of the Democrats on capital, cul-
minating in the fight on our railroads,
involving the State as it did in costly
litigation ; paralysed business, drove
millions of capital from the State, and
sent railroad securities down to less
than half their value.

We pledge ourselves, if the people
entrust us with power, to set our-
selves against two kinds of injustice:
The injustice which permits wealthy
corporations and individuals to prey
upon the poor, and the injustice which
sacrifices property and deranges busi-
ness in order that cheap demagogues
may get or keep office.

We favor the policy of the State
furnishing, free of charge and under
proper regulations, to every child in
the public schools all necessary text-
books: the further improvement and
extension, at whatever cost, of the
public school system, embodied in the
Constitution of North Carolina by the
Renublican Party. We favor the edu-
cation of all our children up to the
very limit of our available means.

We favor also a liberal policy with
our higher institutions of learning.

The South needs highly trained men,
and we would have the necessary
training provided here so far as we
have the means, and put within the
reach of our young men of talent and
industry, to the end that North Caro-
linians may guide our people in the
development of our resources, in gov-
ernment, in business, in the beautify-
ing of our towns, our cities and our
homes, and in the elevation of our
daily life.

This is true also of our institutions
of charity, particularly the provision
made for the blind, the deaf and the
insane, for the efficiency with which
any community ministers to such un-
fortunate human beings is a measure
of its civilization. It is equally true
of our. Confederate veterans who have
not the means of self-support: the
State loves and honors them, and
they must not be permitted to suffer
want. We denounce the Democratic
Party for not keeping its repeated
pledges to provide our Confederate
soldiers and their widows with suit
able pensions commensurate with
their services to the State, and we
pledge ourselves to double the pen-
sion now given by the State i" these
classes.

We demand a fair election law
which will permit an elector to cast 0
ballot privately, without Interference

42

REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1<)08.

« 1 1 dictation.

We favor, as we have ever favored,
local self-government; and demand

the right to elect by direct vote of the
people all members of the county
boards of education, county superin-
tendents of public instruction, county
commissioners and tax collectors and
justice sof the peace.

We favor an extension and im-
provement of the public roads of the
State, and believe that the employ-
ment of the State's convicts on such
work is the best use that can be
made of criminals convicted of crimes.
We further favor a law prohibiting
the use of striped uniforms upon all
persons convicted of misdemeanors in
the courts of North Carolina.

We favor the establishment of one
or more reformatories for the correc-
tion of youthful criminals convicted
of minor offenses, and we favor a
separate reformatory for females con-
victed of similar offenses.

We pledge ourselves to a liberal
appropriation for the care and sup-
port of our charitable institutions.

We favor the exemption from taxa-
tion of two hundred dollars' worth
of personal property owned by each
householder in the State of North
Carolina.

We believe in the dignity of labor
and the elevation of the wage-earner.
and pledge our party to the enact-
ment of such laws as will best pro-

mote this end. We believe that labor
and capita] are co-ordinate branches
of our industrial life, each necessary
to the other, that neither can prosper
without the other, and looking to this
end we pledge our party to the en-
actment of such laws as will, so far
as possible, create the kindliest feel-
ing between labor and capital, re-
move all causes for conflict between
the two, and promote the upbuilding
of both classes.

We favor restricting immigration
rigidly, admitting none but "the better
class to our shores, and protecting
American labor against foreign cheap
labor.

We believe the South should no
longer hold itself politically separate
and apart from the rest of the coun-
try. We believe the time has come
when no interest or principle any lon-
ger demands such isolation. We ask
the people of North Carolina to give
us their suffrages, not merely because
the Democratic Party, under its pres-
ent leadership, both in the State and
in the Nation, is unfit for power: not
merely because the candidates we here
nominate and the policies we recom-
ment are worthy of acceptance, but
because every Republican vote cast in
the South is a vote for freedom., a
vote for the right of our children to
enter fully into the life of the great
republic which our fathers labored
and fought and suffered to establish.

NORTH CAROLINA IN CONGRESS.

Senate.

F. M. Simmons. Trenton.
Lee S. Overman, Salisbury.

House of Representatives.

First District— John H. Small.
Washington.

Second District — Claude
Scotland Neck.

Third District— Chas. R.
New Bern.

Fourth District — Edward
Smithfield.

Fifth District— J. M.
Spray.

Sixth District — H. L. Godwin, Dunn.

Seventh District — Robt. N. Page.
Biscne.

Eighth District— C. H. Cowles.
Wilkesboro.

Ninth District— E. Y. Webb. Shelby.

Tenth District— -T. B. Grant. Hen-
dersonville.

Kitchin,

Thomas.

W. Pou,

Morehead.

States Senate. They were:

Jesse Franklin — Elected March, 1S04.

Nathaniel Macon— Elected May, 1826.

Wiley P. Mangum — Elected May,
1842.

Speaker of United States House.
North Carolina has furnished only
one Speaker of the United States
House. Nathaniel Macon was three
times chosen Speaker, and presided
over the Seventh. Eighth and Ninth
Congresses.

President of United States Senate.

North Carolina has furnished three
President pro tempore of the United

Secretaries of Navy.

North Carolina has furnished only
four Cabinet officers, and each of the
four was Secretary of the Navy. They
were :

John Branch — Appointed March 0,
1S29.

Ceo. E. Badger — Appointed March 5,
le41.

W. A. Graham — Appointed July 20,
1S50.

J. C. Dobbin — Appointed March 5,
1853.

COMPARATIVE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

43

Elizabeth College and

Conservatory of Music

CHARLOTTE, N. C.

A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

Ideal climate. Midway between Asheville and Pinehurst, New York and
Florida. Beautiful suburban location, overlooking- the city; 20 acres campus.
$250,000.00 college plant. Fire-proof buildings; 20 experienced, university-
educated teachers. A. B. and elective graduate courses. Music, Art, Expres-
sion. Write for free catalog.

CHARLES B. KING, President.

COMPARATIVE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

County.

Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson . . .
Ashe ....
Beaufort
Bertie . . .
Bladen ..
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke . .
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Camden .
Carteret .
Caswell .
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan .

Clay

Cleveland
Columbus
Craven . .
Cumberland
Currituck

Dare

Davidson
Davie . .
Duplin .
Durham

.3
O

«
o

1908.

2,220

793

643

1,538

1,700

1,914

1,328

1,213

671

3,629

1,353

1,016

1,476

405

1,173

878

1,961

1 ,594

823

658

348

2,304

2,056

1,520

2,019

73.4

443

2,231

802

1 ,642

1,962

Q «

2,130

1 ,076

541

263

1,701

1,2(19

274

599

774

3,434

1,315

1,817

1,685

141

90S

32:'.

2,012

1 .428

1.273

176

318

1,452

1,192

340

1,250

49

354

2,481

1,163

1,139

1,093

u

C3

0

a

1901.

1,922

1,778

784

919

723

520

1,247

155

1,278

1,638

1,943

770

1,327

148

999

528

631

415

3,253

2,523

1,110

995

1,538

1,249

1 222

1,372

412

36

1,020

60S

870

195

1,537

1,433

1,616

1,443

673

989

625

95

340

320

2,209

1,046

1,610

741

1,614

206

1,678

1.038

548

26

429

351

2.154

2.002

704

1.058

1,456

820

1,710

1.03 1

Edgecombe
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston .
Gates . . .
Graham
Granville
Greene .
Guilford
Halifax .
Harnett .
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford .

Hyde

Iredell ....
Jackson . .
Johnston .
Jones ....

Lee

Lenoir . . .
Lincoln
Macon ....
Madison ..
Martin . . .
McDowell
Mecklenbur
Mitchell ..
Montgomery
Moore .
Nash ..
New Hanover
Northampton

Onslow

Orange

Pamlico . . . .
Pasquotank .

Pender

Perquimans .

Person

I'flt

1,839

392

1,632

2.0.-.::

2,782

2.121

2.093

432

2.1 19

2,568

1,820

2,029

700

278

T30

422

101

373

1,740

592

1,589

915

504

990

3,948

2,765

2.921

2,285

270

2,478

1,550

1,012

1,217

1,983

1,253

1,656

998

1.497

900

880

291

sn|

701

177

CSC,

2,533

1.740

2.1 IT

1,028

1.073

1.021

2,816

2,596

2. 5S0

631

272

662

912

501

1,490

S'.IO

i.iTi

1,286

1,180

1,062

940

1.017

92 1

SYS

2.001

1,012

1,385

360

1,446

97::

984

856

4,233

1,385

3,229

575

1.797

I1T

1.017

1,047

967

1,219

070

Lis,

1,848

1 222

1,489

2.110

283

1 ,28 1

1,091

121

1,539

988

559

'.HIS

1.077

1.014

952

071

ITS

612

1,048

205

1.001

1,019

20 I

972

598

I27

663

S90

SIT

9 1."

2. :.oo

S11

2,298

135
2,152

200
sic,
21 S

397

51 12

252

1,718

144
Tor,

1.000

1,320
143
228

1,507
950

1,513
228

631

Til

963

1,939

1T9
91 T
COS

1.361

82 l
1,127
r.TT
56
103
r.9
556
397

211
121

311
558
139

44

VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS.

Polk

Randolph ..
Richmond ..
Robeson
Rockingham.

Rowan

Rutherford .

Sampson

Scotland

Stanly

Stokes

Surry

Swain

Transylvania

Tyrrell

Union

Vance

Wake

Warren ....
Washington.

536

2.516

1,100

3,005

2.039

2.719

2,011

1,400

752

1,537

1.123

1,820

614

600

357

2,0S6

1,187

4.149

1,171

534

594

2,64 r

366

1,115

1,883

1,723

1.739

2,423

47

1,630

1.671

2.7S1

902

579

345

701

578

2,583

191

526

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

552

1,894
274
846

1,21 I

1,198
1,294

1.776

54

1,060

1.4S3

2,408

804

500

274

297

428

1,001

134

354

Watauga ... 998 1,279 898

Wayne 2,274 1,450 2,091

Wilkes 1,509 3,331 1,360

Wilson 1,905 S31 1,387

Yadkin 718 1,649 703

Yancey 1,002 912 1,035

1,233
1,114
2,427

586
1,411

938

Total .... 145,102 107,760 12S.761 79,505

Lock Craig— Burke, 1: Halifax, 1.

C. W. Tillett— Camden, 1.

J. A. Transou — Alamance, 2; Beau-
fort, 29; Buncombe, 48; Catawba, 2;
Chatham, 3; Clay, 1; Davidson, 1;
Durham, 1; Forsyth, 118; Gaston, 5;
Guilford, 37; Harnett, 1; Iredell, 1;
Jackson, 3; Macon, 2; Mecklenburg,
2; Moore, 11; Nash, 11; Onslow, 1;
Orange, 2; Pamlico, 18; Randolph, 4;
Rockingham. 10; Stokes, 5; Surry, 2.

VOTE FOR STATE

Vote for State Officers.
For Lieutenant Governor —

Newland 145,147

Toms 107,851

Newland's majority

37.296

Secretary of State —

Grimes 145,26S

Thompson 107,848

Grimes' majority

37.420

State Auditor —

Dixon 145,066

Wood 107.84S

Dixon's majority

37,218

Treasurer —

Lncy 145,146

Grigg 107,790

Lacy's majority

37,356

Supt. Public Instruction —

Toyner 145,029

Lyerly 107,733

.Toyner's majority

37,296

Attorney General —

Pickett 144.955

Newell 107,872

Bickett's majority 37,083

OFFICERS— 1908.

Elmore 107,864

Aycock's majority 37,125

Commissioner Agriculture —

Graham 145.049

Mewborne 107,721

Graham's majority 37,328

Insurance Commissioner —

Young 145.069

Norris 107,791

Young's majority 37,278

Judge Fifteenth District—

J. S. Adams 145.005

V. S. Lusk 107,698

Adams' majority 27,207

The Socialist Vote.

The votes received by the Socialist
candidates were:

Governor — J. A. Transou 310

Lieut.-Governor — F. A. Dorsett... 312

Secretary of State — G. F. Wilson. 311

State Auditor— E. C. Barkley 311

Treasurer— E. B. Wells 313

Supt. Pub. Ins.— Nat. M. Pickett. 313

Com'r of Labor— R. J. Smathers.. 314

Corp'n Comr's— W. J. Newton 291

Com'r Agri're — P. E. Burke 317

Ins. Com'r— R. J. Morton 315

Commissioner Labor and Printing —

Shinman 145.078

Ray 107.844

Shopman's majority

37,234

Corporation Commissioner —
Aycock 144.989

Soldiers* Home, Raleigh.

Founded by General Assembly in
1887, incorporated 1891. Supported by
the State. Number of inmates, 133.

CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1908.

45

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Greensboro, North Carolina.

Literary and business courses. Schools of music, art and elocution.
Finest advantages, and moderate terms.

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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1908.

For Congress — First Congressional
District.

John H.
Counties. Small.

Beaufort 1,968

Camden 40S

Chowan 659

Currituck 730

Dare : 397

Gates 696

Hertford 885

Hyde 743

Martin 1,432

Pasquotank 1,042

Perquimans 643

Pitt 2,563

Tyrrell 390

Washington 563

Isaac M.

Meekins.
1,167
143
203
45
411
2S2
280
166
310
311
439
770
313
487

Total 13,119 5,342

L. L. Brinkley — Chowan, 1.

For Congress — Second Congressional
District.

Claude McMurray
Kitchin. Ferguson.

Counties.

Bertie 1,158

Edgecombe 1.S41

Greene 916

Halifax 2,135

Lenoir 1,495

Northampton 1,677

Warren 1,152

Wilson 1,901

263
363

4SS
248
884
113
207
795

Total 12.275 3,361

J. M. Cutchins — Edgecombe. 1.
W. F. Butterworth— Halifax, 1.
T. W. Mitchell— Halifax, 63.

For Congress — Third Congressional
District.

C. R. E.W.

Counties Thomas. Hill.

Carteret 1,186 996

Craven 1,521 350

Duplin 1,6S9 1.105

.Tones 622 2S0

Onslow '.♦no 564

Pamlico 659 484

Pender 1,133 282

Sampson 1,410 2,407

Wayne 2,329 1,428

Total 11,544 7,896

For Congress — Fourth Congressional
District.

E. W. W. G.

Counties. Pou. Briggs.

Chatham 1,595 1,427

Franklin 2,060 4S0

Johnston 2,797 2,632.

Nash 1,802 1,144

Vance 1,188 572

Wake 4,021 2,711

Total 13,463 8.966

Hugh W. Johnson — Chatham, 1 ;
Wake. 7.— Total, 8.

Blair S. Franklin — Vance, 1.
T. T. Hicks— Wake, 1.
B. F. Montague — Wake, 2.

For Congress — Fifth Congressional
District.

A. L. .1. M.
Counties. Brooks. Morehead.

Alamance 2,141 2,178

Caswell 853 344

Durham 1,814 1,794

Forsyth 2.534 2,861

Granville 1,063 651

Guilford 3,516 2.901

Orange 995 1,059

Person 778 961

Rockingham 1.819 2,032

Stokes 1,027 1.708

Surry 1,798 2,799

Total 18,938 19.288

F. S. Blair, 62.
J .P. Tnvlor, 174.
J. E. Fields, 1.
,T. Allen Holt, 1.
W. A. Blair, 4 .

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CONGRESSIONAL, VOTE— 190S.

For Congress — Sixth Congressional
District.

Hannibal A. M.

Counties. L. Godwin Slocnm.

Bladen 1,183 625

Brunswick 660 766

Columbus 2,062 1.1S9

Cumberland 1,937 1.356

Harnett 1,561 1,029

New Hanover 2,165 247

Robeson 2,974 1,173

Scotland 761 38

Total 12,542

John E. Fields— Randolph,
J. Q. Taylor— Randolph, 1.

6,385

1.

For Congress — Seventh Congressional
District.

R. N.
Counties. Page.
Anson 1 .537

Zeb. V.
Walser.

255

Davidson 2,220

2.4.84

Davie S15

1.15.8

Lee 904

Montgomery 1.070

Moore 1,244

508
1.047

959

Randolph 2.582

2 628

Richmond 1.133

Scotland 761

Yadkin 710

361

38

670

1,623

Total 15,057

11.732

For Congress — Eighth Congressional
District.

R. N. C. H.
Counties. Hacket. CowJ.es.
Alexander 776 1079

Alleghanv 632

Ashe 1.729

Cabarrus 1.635

Caldwell 1.463

Rowan 2.446

563
1.6.8.8
1,847
1.717
1.79.8
1,988

Watauga 1,040

l.fi°0
l.°61

Wilkes 1.6.89

3.302

Total 15 488

Duncan Stewart — Rowan, 34
John P. Fields — Rowan. 5;
2. Total, 7.

16,863

Wilkes.

For Congress — TVi"th Congressional
District.

E. Y. .T. A.

Counties. Webb. Smith.

Burke 1,364 1.318

Catawba 1,939 1,999

Cleveland 2,341 1,445

Oaston 2,657 1,705

Lincoln 1,300 1,157

Madison 977 1,933

Mecklenburg 4,350 1.279

Mitchell 5.82 1,768

Yancey 1,020 912

For Congress — Tenth Congressional
District.

W. T.
Counties. Crawford.

Buncombe 3,548

Cherokee 837

Clay 351

Graham 432

II i y wood 1,984

Henderson 983

Jackson 1,030

McDowell 991

Macon 939

Polk 552

Rutherford '!!!!!!!!! 2,014

Swain 619

Transylvania 604

J. G.

Grant.
3,572
1 ,250

320

464
1,263
1.442
1,065

982
1,030

595
1,707

914

5S1

15.245
54; Clay,
2. Total,

Total 14,884

Y. C. Westall — Buncombe,
1 : Henderson, 1 ; Jackson,
58.

Vote for Solicitor.

Solicitor for Third Judicial District :

Chas. L. Abernathy 7.400

J. F. Duncan 94

Ninth Judicial District:
Jones Fuller 12.149

No opposing candidate.. Six scatter-
ing Republican votes.

Total 16,530 13,514

D. P. Hutchison — Mecklenburg. 1.

Legal Holidays in Noith
Carolina.

January 1 — New Year's Day.

January 19 — Anniversary of birth of
Gen. Robert E. Lee.

February 22 — Anniversary of birth
of George Washington.

April 12 — Halifax Independence
Resolutions.

May 10 — Confederate Memorial Day.

May 20 — Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence.

May 30— (National) Federal "Deco-
ration Day."

July 4 — Independence Day.

September 5— Labor Day.

November (4th Thursday'* — Thanks-
giving Day.

November S — Election Day (Tuesday
after first Monday).

December 25 — Christmas Day.

(Eastern Sunday this year), 1910,
falls on March 27.

Greatest altitude.

The greatest altitude in North Caro-
lina is Mount Mitchell, at a height of
6,711 feet above sea level.

POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.

47

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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COM3IITTEE.

A. H. Eller. Winston-Salem, Chair-
man.

Alex J. Feild, Raleigh, Secretary.
National Committeeman.

Josephus Daniels, Raleigh.
Advisory Committee.

T. J. Jarvis, Greenville; Plato Col-
lins, Kinston ; I. F. Dortch, Goldsboro ;
T. B. Womack, Raleigh ; J. A. Long,
Roxhoro; N. A. Sinclair, Fayetteville ;
E. E. Raper, Lexington ; Theo. F.
Kluttz, Salisbury; C. W. Tillett. Char-
lotte; ,T. P. Kerr, Asheville.

Members Central Committee.

First District— E. F. Aydlett. Eliza-
beth City; W. C. Rodman. Washing-
ton; W. H. Hampton. Plymouth; Dr.
E. A. Moye, Greenville.

Second District— T. W. Mason, Jack-
son ; H. A. Gilliam, Tarboro ; .T. W.
Grainger, Kinston ; Dr. I. E. Green.
Welrlon.

Third District— T. C. Whitaker,
Trenton; A. J. Maxwell. Dover; E. M.
Koonce. Jacksonville ; W. M. Webb,
Morehead City.

Fourth District— J. A. Thomas.
Louisburg; F. S. Spruill, Rocky

Mount; F. J. Olive, Apex; II. A. Lou-
don, Pittsboro.

Firth District — J. S. Carr, Durham;
H. G. Chatham, Elkin; R. L. Holt,
Burlington; C. O. McMichael, Madison.

Sixth District— John D. Bellamy,
Wilmington; James Powell. White-
ville; A. M. McLean, Lumberton.

Seventh District — James A. Lock-
hart. Wadesboro ; A. S. Dockery,
Rockingham.

Eighth District — R. S. Young, Con-
cord; Edmund .Tones. Lenoir; ];. A.
Doughton, Sparta; A. I). Watts.
Statesville.

Ninth District— J. IT. Weddington,
Charlotte; II. F. Schenck, Lawndale.

Tenth District— C. A. Webb. Abbe-
ville; W. T. Lee, Waynesville ; Mar-
shall Bell, Murnhy; T. T. Ballenger,
Tryon.
Members State Executive Committee.

First District — W. G. Lamb, Wil-
liamston ; L. L. Smith, (latcsvillc; K.
A. Daniel, Washington; Everett
Thompson. Elizabeth city.

Second District — Dr. P. J. Macon,
Warrenton; E. L. Travis. Halifax; -i.
TT. Exnni. Whitakers; W. A. Finch,
Wilson.

Third District— n. A. Grady, Clin-
ton: w. S. Chadwick, Beaufort, S. <».

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POLITICAL ORBANIZATIONS.

Middleton, Hallsville; D. L. Ward,
New Bern.

l-'ourth District— E. S. Abell, Smith-
field; J. R. Young, Raleigh; W. B.
Snow, Raleigh; R. H. Hayes, Pitts-
boro.

Fifth District — James S. Manning,
Durham; R. D. Reid, Wentworth ;
Caleb H. Haynes, Surry ; A. Wayland
Cooke, Greensboro.

Sixth District— E. F. McCulloch,
White Oak; J. B. Uuderwood, Fayette-
ville; W. H. Bernard, Wilmington;
Geo. H. Bellamy, El Paso.

Seventh District— T. B. Bailey,
Mocksville; J. R. Blair, Troy: U. L.
Spence, Carthage; R. A. Morrow, Mon-
roe.

Eighth District— W. W. Barber,
Wilkesboro; R. A. Crowell, Albemarle;
T. C. Bowie, Jefferson ; Walter Mur-
phy. Salisbury.

Ninth District — Manly McDowell.
Morganton ; R. R. Ray, McAdensville;
J. A. Bell, Charlotte; J. F. Yount.
Newton.

Tenth District— J. G. Gilkie, Ma-
rion; M. D. Kinsland, Waynesville;
John C. Mills. Rutherfordton ; E. B.
Norvell, Murphy.

Democratic Chairmen County Com-
mittees.

Alamance — F. L. Williamson, Bur-
lington.

Alexander— J. H. Burke, Taylors-
ville.

Alleghany — A. S. Carson, Sparta.

Anson — D. A. McGregor, Wadesboro.

Ashe — Dr. J. W. Colvard, Jefferson.

Beaufort — W. C. Rodman. Washing-
ton.

Bertie — E. S. Askew, Windsor.

Bladen— T. A. Lyon, White Oak.

Brunswick — Dr. T. V. Moore, Phoe-
nix.

Buncombe — Dr. D. E. Sevier, Ashe-
ville.

Burke — E. P. Bennett. Morganton.

Cabarrus — L. T. Hartsell. Concord.

Caldwell — J. K. Moore. Lenoir.

Camden — John Foster, South Mills.

Carteret — W. S. Chadwick, Morehead
City.

Caswell — T. P. Womack, Yancey-
ville.

Catawba— E. L. Shuford, Hickory.

Chatham — F. W. Bynum. Pittsboro.

Cherokee — Ben. Posey, Murphy.

Chowan — W. M. Bond, Edenton.

Clay — G. H. Haigler, Hayesville,
R. P. D. No. 2.

Cleveland — E. Max Gardner. Shelby.

Craven — Stephen Lane, New Bern.

Columbus — J. A. Brown, Chadbourn.

Cumberland — C. G. Rose, Fayette-
ville.

Currituck — W. H. Gallop, Jarvis-
burg.

Dare — R. B. Etheridge, Manteo.

Davidson — W. H. Phillips, Lexing-
ton.

Davie — G. E. Home, Mocksville.

Duplin — D. L. Carlton, Kenansville.

Durham — S. C. Brawley, Durham.

Edgecombe — R. G. Allsbrook, Tar-
bo ro.

Forsyth — G. H. Hastings, Winston-
Salem.

Franklin — J. A. Thomas, Louisburg.

Gaston — C. B. Armstrong, Gastonia.

Gates— W. T. Cross, Gatesville.

Graham— G. B. Walker, Robbinsville.

Granville— B. S. Royster, Oxford.

Greene — J. P. Frizzell, Snow Hill.

Guilford — Chas. A. Hiues, Greens-
boro.

Halifax— E. L. Travis, Halifax.

Harnett — W. A. Stewart, Dunn.

Hay.wood— D. R. Noland, Waynes-
ville.

Henderson — McD. Ray, Henderson-
ville.

Hertford— J. G. Majette, Como.

Hyde— R. D. Harris, Swan Quarter.

Iredell — J. A. Hartness, Statesville.

Jackson — F. E. Alley, Webster.

Johnston — C. W. Richardson, Selma.

Jones — T. C. Whitaker, Trenton.

Lee — D. E. Mclver, Sanford.

Lenoir — J. W. Grainger. Kinston.

Liucolnton — A. L. Quickie. Lincoln-
ton.

Macon — Dr. W. A. Rogers, Franklin.

Madison — W. J. McLendon. Marshall.

Martin— H. W. Stubbs. Williamston.

McDowell — A. Hall Johnson. Ma-
rion.

Mecklenburg— J. A. Bell, Charlotte.

Mitchell — W. L. Lambert, Bakers-
ville.

Montgomery — W. D. Allen, Troy.

Moore — W. J. Adams. Carthage.

Nash — J. P. Bunn. Rocky Mount.

New Hanover — J. J. Furlong, Wil-
mington.

Northampton — A. J. Conner, Rich
Square.

Onslow — E. M. Koonce. Jacksonville.

Oranare — S. M. Gattis. Hillsboro.

Pamlico — A. B. Camnen. Alliance.

Pasonotank — C. E. Thompson. Eliza-
beth City.

Pender — E. L. Lnrkins. Burgaw.

Perquimans — T. F. Winslow. Hert-
ford.

Person — J. S. Cuningham, Cunlng-
ham.

Pitt— F. C. Harding, Greenville.

Polk — J. E. Shipman, Columbus.

Randolph — W. J. Miller, Asheboro.

Richmond — W. S. Thomas, Rocking-
ham.

Robeson — G. B. McLeod, Lumberton.

Rockiugham — A. D. Ivie, Leaksville.

Rowan — A. H. Boyden, Salisbury.

Rutherfordton — Geo. Biggerstaff.
Rutherfordton.

Samrson — H. E. Falson. Clinton.

Scotland — E. H. Gibson. Laurin-
burg.

Stanlv — D. D. Parker. Albemarle.

Stokes — Dr. J. H. Ellington, Sandy

POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.

49

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schools it is taxed to its utmost

THERE IS A REASON

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CATALOG ON REQUEST. \

Address the President, tiENRY JEROME STOCKARD.

RALEIGH, N. C.

Ridge.

Surry — J. H. Folger, Dobson.

Swain — A. M. Bennett, Bryson City.

Transylvania — W. E. Breese, Jr.,
Brevard.

Tyrrell — Theo. H. Woodley, Colum-
bia.

Lemmond. Monroe.
Harris, Henderson.
Catling, Raleigh.

Warren — J. H.» Kerr, Warrenton.

Washington— W. M. Bond, Jr., Ply-
mouth.

Watauga — J. C. Fletcher, Boone.

Wayne — M. T. Dickinson, Goldsboro.

Wilkes — A. M. Vannoy, Wilkesboro.

Wilson — H. M. Rowe, Wilson.

Yadkin— W. N. Homer, Bast Bend.

Yancey — G. E. Gardner. Burnsville.

Union— R.
Vance — A.
Wake— B.

W.

J.

M.

REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.

S. B. Adams, Chairman, Greensboro.
T. J. Harkins. Secretary, Asheville.

C. G. Bailey, Treasurer, Advance.

National Committeeman.
E. C. Duncan, Raleigh.

Members at Large.
J. J. Britt, Asheville.
Thos. S. Rollins. Asheville.
T. E. McCrary, Lexington.

D. H. Blair. Winston-Salem.
W. J. Andrews, Raliegh.

W. P. Bynum, Jr.. Greensboro.
J. E. Fowler, Clinton.

Conrressional Districts.
First — A. Berry, Swan Quarter.
Second— D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill.
Third— J. F. Dobson. Goldsboro.
Fourth — W. C. Pearson, Chapel Hill.
Fifth — Ben. S. Robertson, Haw
River.

Sixth— S. M. Kins*, Elizabethtown.
Seventh— W. A. Bailey. Advance.
Eighth— Chas. H. Cowles. Wilkes-

boro.

Ninth — J. Y. Hamrick, Hickory.
Tenth— Thos. J. Harkins, Asheville.
Campaign Committee.

C. J. Harris, Dillsboro.
T. T. Hicks, Henderson.

D. L. Gore, Wilmington.

J. C. Augier, West Durham.

R. L. Burns, Carthage.
Chairmen of County Republican Exe-
cutive Committee of North
Carolina.

Alrnance — T. F. McVey, Snow Camp.

Alexander — Zeno Smith, Wittenberg.

Alleghany — John M. Wagoner,
Sparta.

Anson — J. L. Matherson, Wadesboro.

Ashe — J. R. Henderson, Jr., Jeffer-
son.

Beaufort — F. G. Paul, Washington.

Bertie — R. H. Norfleet. Kelford.

Bladen — S. Mears, Clarkton.

Brunswick — C. Ed. Taylor, South-
port.

Buncombe — T. F. Roland. Asheville.

Burke — L. A. Bristol, Morganton.

Cabarrus— H. S. Williams, Concord.

Caldwell — M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir.

Camden— W. R. Do/.ier, South Mills.

Carteret— T. D. Hewitt, Newport.

Caswell— W. F. Davis. Altamahaw.

Catawba— R. P. Caldwell, Newton.

Chatham— R. H. Dixon, Siler City.

Cherokee — A. G. Deweese. Murphy.

-L. L. Brinklev, Edenton.
S. Bedford, llayesville, R.

Chowan-
Clay— W
F. D.

Cleveland — W. L. Dameron, Shelhy.

Columbus— Seth L. Smith, White-
ville.

Craven — Seymore W. Hancock, New
Bern.

Cumberland— C. C. McLellan. Dunn.
!!. F. D. No. 4.

Currituck— W. S. Harrison, Harbin-

50

POLITICAL ORGANZATIONS.

ger.

Dure — L. N. Midgette, Skyco.

Davidson — J. R. McCrary, Lexing-
ton.

Davie — C. G. Bailey, Advance.

Duplin — John A. Gavin, Keuausville.

Durham — J. A. Giles, Durham.

Euyecoinbe — W. L. Stallings, Tar-
boro, K. F. D.

lorsyth — S. E. Hall, Winston.

Franklin — W. H. Yarborough, Jr.,
Louisburg.

Gaston — John A. Smith, Bessemer
City.

uates — Wm. M. Sparksman. Eure.

Graham— VV. D. Bradley, Robbius-
ville.

Granville — J. H. Gooch, Stem.

Greene — D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill.

Guilford— H. B. Worth, Greensboro.

Halifax — McM. Furgerson, Littleton.

Harnett— W. P. Byrd, Lilliugton.

Haywod— Virgil McClure, Waynes-
ville.

Henderson— R. H. Staton, Hender-
sonville.

Hertford— Jas. S. Mitchell, Wiuton.

Hyde — A'. B. Selby, Scrauton.

Iredell — L. C. Wagner, statesville.

Jackson— Z. V. Watson, Speedwell.

Johnston— J. C. Staucill, Benson.

Jones— H. F. Brown, Tuckahoe.

Lee — R. C. McNeill, Jonesboro.

Lenoir — J. F. Parrott, Kinstou.

Lincoln — J. M. Hoyle, Liiicoluton.

Macon— H. H. Jarrett, Franklin.

Madison— J. E. Rector, Marshall.

Martin— Wheeler Martin, William-
ston.

McDowell— J. L. Morgan, Marion.

Mecklenburg— Jake F. Newell, Char-
lotte.

Mitchell— Chas. E. Greene, Bakers-
ville.

Montgomery— G. D. B. Reynolds,
Troy.

Moore — W\ G. Jennings, Carthage.

Nash— A. C. Griffin, Nashville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

New Hanover— D. L. Gore, Wilming-
ton.

Northampton — W. F. Outland,
Woodland.

Onslow — John Gilman, Jacksonville.

Orange — W. E. Ham, Mebane.

Pamlico — J. L. Riggs, Bayboro.

Pasquotank— W. H. Keaton, Weeks-
ville.

Pender — E. McMoore, Burgaw.

Perquimans — Geo. W. Barrow, Hert-
ford.

Person — J. T. Woody, Roxboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Pitt — Roy C. Flanagan, Greenville.

Polk — W. C. Robertson. Saluda.

Randolph— G. G. Hendricks, Ashe-
boro.

Richmond — John P. Cameron. Rock-
insrhnm.

Robeson — S. A. Edmund. Lumber-
ton.

Rockingham — J. R. Joyce, Reids-
ville.

Rowan — Theodore Atwell, Salisbury.

Rutherford — R. W. Logan, Ruther-
fordton.

Sampson — W. F. Sessoms, Clinton.

Scotland — John A. McGregor,
Lauriuburg.

Stanly — Dr. J. I. Campbell, New
London.

Stokes — N. O. Petree, Danbury.

Surry — J. M. Davis, Mt. Airy.

Swain — J. H. Franks, Bryson City.

Transylvania— Dr. E. S. English,
Brevard.

Tyrrell — R. A. Kohloss. Columbia.

Union— T. L. Love, Monroe.

Vance — C. H. Turner, Henderson.

Wake— W. T. Barrow, Raleigh.

Warren— J. P. Leach, Littleton.

Washington — J. L. Phelps, Ply-
mouth.

Watauga — L. H. Michael, Ruther-
wood.

Wayne — S. G. Pate. Goldsboro.

Wilkes — O. F. Blevins, Wilkesboro.

Wilson — Edward B. Caops. Lucama.

Yadkin — J. A. Logan, Yadkinville.

Yancey — J. L. Hyatt, Micaville.

Game Birds.

Under the laws of North Carolina the
following only are considered game
birds: Loons and grebes, swans,
geese, brant; river fish and sea ducks,
rails, coots, marsh-hens and gallinules,
plovers, shore and surf birds, snipe,
woodcock, sand-pipers, yellow legs,
chewink or tones and curlews, and
the wild turkey, grouse, partridge,
pheasant, quail, dove, robbin and
meadow lark.

The Governor is authorized to ap-
point game wardens, upon the recom-
mendation of the Audubon Society of
North Carolina, whose duty it shall be
to see that the bird and game law are
enforced, except in certain counties
where same protective matters are in
charge of the Board of County Com-
missioners.

North Carolina Lame Laws.

Close season : Quail and turkey,
March 1 to November 1; deer, Feb-
ruary 1 to October 1.

Open season: Quail, November 1 to
March 1; deer, October 1 to Feb-
ruary 1.

(Local laws of various counties
govern the shooting, trapping and
killing, otherwise of squirrel, rabbit
and smaller game and fish).

STATE TAX COMMISSION REPORT— 1909. 51

St. Mary's School

RALEIGH, N. C.

The Diocesan School (for Girls) of the Carolina*.
Well known throughout the South.
Founded In 1842 by Rev. Dr. Aldert Smedes.

Academic Department includes College and Preparatory Courses. Spe-
cial Courses in Music, Art, Elocution, and Business School.
For catalogue and other information, address

REV. GEORGE W. LAY, Rector.

STATE TAX COMMISSION REPORT— 1909.

.-, «,* ^ Subjects. Value. Tax. Total.

For State Purposes —

Real estate $288,309,143.00 $005,575 20

Personal property 172,745,160.00 362,704.S5

Railroad and other property as-
sessed by Corporation Commission 8S,595,711.00 1S6 050 99

Corporation excess 10,254.874.00 21,*535'24

Bank stock 14,871,918.00 31,231.03

Building and loan stock 1,27S,358.00 2.6S4.55

T Total $576,115,170.00 $1,209,841.86

Incomes— tax on 36,383.75

B and C Schedules 115,117.80

Additional Receipts by State Treasurer.

Additional State taxes 547.34

Agricultural Department 116,906.53

Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad dividends.. 37.99S.00

Audubon Society 9,417.97

Contingencies 11.00

Convict account, refunded 2.50

Corporation franchise tax 45,610.00

Corporation tax, State Department. 19,728.00

Corporation tax, Treasury Dep't 270.00

Disabled soldiers, appropriation refunded 5.!0.00

Dispensaries, tax on sales 33.223.22

Express companies, tax on receipts 3,927.66

Fees, bank examinations 5.425.00

Fees, Executive Department 1,927.00

Fees, Insurance Department 22,780.50

Fees, State Department 798.70

Fees, Treasury Department 20.00

Fish Commission 3,553.87

Fugitives from justice, refunded 42. 3S

Inheritance tax 5.533.60

Indigent pupils 6.155.00

Insurance companies, licenses 43.838.67

Insurance companies, tax on receipts 164,986.31

Jamestown Exposition, sale of State building 5,673.75

Laws and Journals, sales of 618.77

Legal services and expenses, refunded 17,845.35

Loan to State 250,nO0.OO

Mercantile agencies 400.00

N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station U. S. appro-

151,501.55

52 STATE TAX COMMISSI ON REPORT— 1909.

priation 25. i.uo

N. C. A. and M. College (col.), II. S. appropriation 11,550.00

N. C. College A. and M. Arts, U. S. appropriation 23,4."»0.00

N. C. Institution Deaf, Dumb and Blind, earnings 3,255.14

North Carolina Railroad, dividends 210.014.00

N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, earnings 6,011.83

Oil dealers, licenses 9,245.79

Taper account, refunded .73

Pensions, refunded 92.00

Piano and organ dealers, licenses 1,519.41

Postage and stationery 33.80

Privilege tax on railroads 522.54

Public high schools, appropriation refunded 107.50

Roster N. C. State troops, sale of .75

Seal tax, Executive Department 1,010.50

Seal tax. State Department 1,517.04

Seal tax, Treasury Department 1.00

Sewincr machine licenses 2.611.50

Shell Fish Commission 3,225.49

Sketches N. C. Regiments Confederate Soldiers,

sale of 20.70

State and Colonial records, sale of 71.95

State Hospital, Raleigh, earnings 6.100.47

State Prison, earnings 135.36S.S4

State Prison, interest on farm bonds 1.200.00

Sunreme Court Reports, sale of 7.571.40

Telegraph companies, tax on receipts 1,923.18

Telephone companies, tax on receipts 7,056.66

Trade-mark registration fees 21.40

Total $1,279,381.34

Total all sources. State purposes $2,640,724.75

For Pensions :

On assessed property 230.446.07

On polls 36.4S2.S8

For Schools: 266,928.95

White polls 329,230.75 ,

Indian polls 1,324.50

Negro polls 120.7S2.66

Railroad and other property assessed by Corpora-
tion Commission 159.472.65

Bank stock 26,769.20

Building and loan stock 2.301.02

Corporation excess ". 18.458.36

Property listed by white citizens 790,558.70

Property l'sted by Indian citizens 917.64

Property listed by negro citizens 3S.573.41

Dogs 1,717.00

Special for schools 313.671 .37

Distilleries and liquor dealers 2S.750.26

Fines 22.471.90

Other sources 11,443.90

1,866,443.32

For County Purposes:

Ceneral 1,379.072.79

Poor 39.505.04

Bridsres and roads 794.708.01

Special 306.016.32

Special In townships 57.875.26

B and C schedules. 83.914.0S

■ 2,661,091.50

Municipal:

On polls 109.776.13

On property 1,856.854.96

Fines 50,397.05

All other sources 456,738.56

2,473.766.70

Total all sources $9,90S,955.2

9

Insurance Statistics.

The following figures give the num-
ber of the various kinds of insurance
companies doing business in North
Carolina :

Life companies, 39; Assessment Life
companies. 16; Fire, and Fire and Ma-
rine companies, 28; Accident and
Surety companies, 39; Fraternal
Orders, 58.

The insurance statistics for the year
1909 will not be perpared until Feb-
ruary, 1910. The statistics for 190S, the
latest figures available, are as follows:

North Carolina Fire Companies:

Risks written $154,350,414.15

Premiums 2,771.680.41

Losses paid 304.60S.54

Losses incurred 333,555.74

Companies of other States:

Risks written $17,674,552,325.28

Premiums received 207.05S.479.20

Losses paid 947.845.29

Losses incurred 1,055,406.99

Foreign Companies: .

Risks written $ 7S.228.391.02

Premiums received 614.9/5.4;)

Losses paid 388.253.15

Losses incurred 419.324. <1

Marine and Inland Business:

Risks written 2,919 277.00

Premiums received 7.874.71

Losses paid 2 .354 .20

Losses incurred 2.354.20

business in

1907,
$11,-

Life companies doin
North Carolina :

Policies in force December 31,
number, 20.944,8S5, amounting to
463,925.663.50.

Policies issued during 1908, 4.020.72S,
amount, $1,492,066,468.22.

Policies ceased during 1908. 3,183,035,
amounting to $1,210,559,008.50.

Policies in force December 31. 1908,
21.784.677, amounting to $11,718,249,-
729.22.
"Losses incurred during 1908, 1,361.-
494.05; paid $1,358,074.50.

Premiums collected on policies writ-
ten during 1908, $467,207,001.79.

Life Assessment Associations:

Certificates issued during 1908. 62.-
406. amounting to $1,804,208.99; prem-
iums or assessments received thereon,
$231,698.15.

Losses incurred. $93,443.18.

Losses paid, $93.3:19.43.

The above figures represent the total
business of the life companies doing
business in North Carolina.

The following figures represent the
amount of business done exclusively
|>y the North Carolina companies in
North Carolina:

The home lecrnl reserve companies
wrote the amount of $7,529,224; Prem-
iums received thereon. $891 ,,o ., .:, ;
Inferred, $129,687.68; losses paid, $122,-
715.13.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT— VALUE RAILROADS, ETC.— 1872-1908.

RAILROAD STATISTICS.

.->.-,

Q^ PrinjNfi

Adverti s ers

We Make Most of the Cuts
used in North Carolina*

TttE MAURICE JOYCE EMGRAVI/16 CO.

M.G.C.STILE5,Mgr.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

flA/LI/V/iV ACCIDENTS TO PERSONS.

Name of Road.

Resulting from Other causes
movement of than movement
trains. of trains.

No. of
Employ's. Kill'd Injur'd Kill'd Injur'd

Atlantic Coast Line 4107 22

Norfolk & Southern Railway 1.644 1

Seaboard Air Line Railway 3.429 10

Southern Railway 5,518 35

Aberdeen & Asheboro

Aberdeen & Rockfish

Alma

Asheville & Craggy Mountain ...

Atlantic & Western

Caldwell & Northern

♦Carolina, Clinehfield & Ohio

Carolina & Northwestern

Carolina & Tennessee Southern.

Hiffside Railroad

♦Danville & Western

Durham & Charlotte

Durham & Southern

Durham & South Carolina

East Carolina

140
61
11

16
15

7!)
62S
254

' ' 10

263

60

195

41

51

33
16

96
300

66

480

56

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, RATES, ETC.

♦East Tennessee & Western N. C.

Kinston & Snow Hill

Lawndale

Linville River

Louisville & Nashville

Mt. Airy & Eastern

New Hanover Transit

Norfolk & Western

Piedmont Railway

Raleigh & Charleston

Raleigh & Southport

Randolph & Cumberland

Red Springs & Bowmore

Roanoke River Railway

Snowbird Valley

Tallulah Falls

Tennessee & North Carolina

Virginia & Carolina Southern .*. .

Warrenton Railroad

Washington & Vandemere

Wellington & Powellsville

114
32
24
31
29
56
6
1,315
18
61
84
22
15
23
23
72
29
25
8
46
43

Total
♦Entire

line.

18,598

70

464

6 581

RAILROAD RATES.

The following passenger rates are in
operation on the railroad systems in
North Carolina :

Name. Per Mile

Seaboard Air Line Railway

Atlantic Coast Line Railway..,

Southern Railway

Carolina, Clinehfield & Ohio Ry
Norfolk & Southern Railway..
Norfolk & Western Railway

On all other roads the passen
rate is 3e. per mile, as follows:

Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway, Aber-
deen & Roekflsh Railroad Company,
Atlantic & Western Railroad, Ree
Tree Railroad, Blue Ridge and At-
lantic Railway Company, Caldwell &
Northern Railroad Company. Carolina
& Northwestern Railroad. Cashie &
Chowan Railroad Co., Chowan &- Au-
lander Railroad Co., Cliffside Rail-

2 l-2c.
2 l-2c.
2 l-2c.
2 l-2c.
2 l-2c.
2 l-2c.
er

read Company. Dover & Southbound
Railroad Company, Durham & Char-
lotte Railroad Company, Durham &
South Carolina Railroad Company,
Durham & Southern Railroad Com-
pany, East Carolina Railway, East
Tennessee & Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, Kinston & Caro-
lina Railway. Lawndale Railway Com-
pany, Linville River Railway Com-
pany. Mount Airy & Eastern Railway
Company. New Hanover Transit Com-
pany. Piedmont Railway. Raleigh &
Charleston Railwav Companv. Raleigh
& Southnort Railroad, Raleigh &
Western Railway Comnany, Randolph
& Cumberland Railway Company. Red
Springs & Bowmore Railroad Corn-
pan v. South & Western Railroad. Vir-
ginia & Carolina Southern Railroad,
Wellington & Powellsville Railroad
Company.

LAND GRANTS.

No. Grants issued—

Two

yea rs

ending

Dec.

1,

1882,

1,189-

-amouuts

paid

Treasurer. .

.$10,912.87

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1884,

1,329-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 13,186.73

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1886,

990-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 5,975.69

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

18S8,

893-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 9,493.49

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1890,

1,453-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 15.570.43

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1892,

1,358-

-amoMiits

paid

Treasurer. .

. 16.S31.11

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1894,

703-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 5.200.73

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1896,

547-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 9.234.46

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1898.

599-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 6.337.13

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1900,

665-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 6.384.69

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

L902,

732-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 6,911.88

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1904.

789-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 11.230.60

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1906,

488-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 10.551.47

Two

years

ending

Dec.

1,

1908.

529-

-amounts

paid

Treasurer. .

. 16.025.49

One

year

ending

Dec.

1,

1909

1S0-

—amounts

paid

Treasurer.

. . 5.70S.45

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 57

DURHAM BUGGY CO.

The Finest VEHICLE
Builders in the South

DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA.

Catalogue on Request.

5S

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE SYSTEM.

Chairman Board of Directors — H.
Walters, New York.

President — T. M. Emerson, Wil-
mington.

Vice-Presidents — Alexander Hamil-
ton, Petersburg, Va. ; C. S. Gadsden,
Charleston, S. C. ; J. R. Kenly, Wil-
mington.

Secretary— II. L. Borden, New York.

Treasurer — .Tames P. Post. Wilming-
ton.

Comptroller— H. C. Prince, Wilming-
ton.

General Counsel — Alexander Hamil-
ton, Petersburg, Va.

Auditor Passenger Receipts — Geo. S.
LeGrand, Wilmington.

Auditor Freight Receipts — Ed. L.
Prince, Wilmington.

Auditor Disbursements— H. H. Mc-
Kee, Wilmington.

General Manager — W. N. Royall,
Wilmington.

Chief Engineer — E. B. Pleasants,
Wilmington.

General Superintendent, First Divis-
ion—W. H. Newell, Rocky Mount.

Assistant General Superintendent.
First Division — J. F. Divine, Wilming-
ton.

General Superintendent, Second Di-
vision— J. N. Brand, Savannah, Ga.

General Superintendent, Third Di-
vision— Morton Riddle. Jacksonville.
Fla.

General Superintendent Motive Pow-
er— R. E. Smith, Wilmington.

Superintendent Telegraph — W. P.
Cline, Wilmington.

Freight Claim Agent — A. H. Shep-
ard. Wilmington.

Freight Traffic Manager — R. A.
Brand, Wilmington.

General Superintendent Transporta-
tion— E. Borden, Wilmington.

Passenger Traffic Manager — W. J.
Craig. Wilmington.

General Freight Agents — J. W. Per-
rin, James Menzies. Savannah, Ga.

Assistant General Freight Agent — C.
McD. Davis. Wilmington.

General Passenger Agent — T. C.
White. Wilmington.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM.

President — W. W. Finlev. Washing-
ton. D. C.

First Vice-President — A. B. An-
drews., Raleiuh, N. C.

Vice-President— J. M. Culp, Wash-
ington, D. C.

Vice-President and General Manager
— C. H. Ackert, Washington, D .C.

Vice-President— T. C. Powell, St.
Louis, Mo.

Vice-President— Fairfax
Washington. D .C.

Harrison,

H. B. Spencer,
Lankford, New

at New York —
New York,
at Washington —

Vice-President
Washington, D .C.

Secretary — R. D.
York.

Treasurer — H. C. Ansley, Washing-
ton, D. C.

General Counsel
Francis L. Stetson,

General Counsel
Alfred P. Thorn, Washington, D. C.

General Counsel at Louisville —
Alex. P. Humphrey, Louisville, Ky.

General Solicitor — W. A. Henderson,
Washington, D. C.

Comptroller — A. H. Plant, Washing-
ton, D. C.

Assistant Comptroller — E. H. Kem-
per, Washington, D. C.

Auditor — H. H. Laughton, Washing-
ton, D. C.

Assistant to General Manager — L. C.
Ullrich, Washington, D. C.

Manager — E. H. Coapman, Wash-
ington, D .C.

General Superintendent — A. H. West-
fall, Greensboro.

General Superintendent — W. N.
Foreacre, Charlotte, N. C.

General Superintendent — G. R. Loy-
all, Knoxville. Tenn.

General Superintendent — H. E.
Hutchins, Birmingham, Ala.

Division Superintendent — P. G. Wal-
ton, Greensboro, N. C.

Freight Traffic Manager — L. Green,
Washington. D. C.

General Passenger Agent — S. H.
Hardwick, Washington, D. C.

SEABOARD AIR LINE SYSTEM.

President — M. L. Meldrum, Ports-
mouth, Va.

Vice-President and General Manager
— C. H. Hix, Portsmouth, Va.

Vice-President, in Charge of Traffic
— Chas. R. Capps, Portsmouth, Va.

Secretarv — D. C. Porteous, New
York, N. Y.

Treasurer — Robert L. Nutt, Ports-
mouth, Va.

General Counsel— L. R. Watts,
Portsmouth, Va.

Comptroller— T. W. Roby, Ports-
mouth. Va.

Chief Engineer— W. L. Seddon,
Portsmouth, Va.

General Passenger Agent — C. B.
Ryan, Portsmouth, Va.

General Freisrht Agent— L. E. Chalo-
ner, Norfolk, Va.

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 59

tit NW

All Eastern Points

FLORIDA

CUBA

Air Line Railway

ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM

SOUTHWEST TAMPA
MANATEE SARASOTA

Quickest and Best Service to
NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST

CHAS. R. CAPPS, C B. RYAN,

Vice-Pres. Gen. Pass. Agt.

NORFOLK, VA. PORTSMOUTH, VA.

(50

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.

ABERDEEN & ASHEBORO RAIL-
WAY.

President and Traffic Manager —
Henry A. Page, Aberdeen.

General Manager — J. R. Page, Bis-
coe.

Auditor — Frank Page, Biseoe.

Secretary and Treasurer — Mary E.
Page, Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN & ROCKFISH RAIL-
ROAD CO.

President and General Manager —
John Blue. Aberdeen.

Secretary and Treasurer — W. A.
Blue. Aberdeen.

Auditor— J. W. Phillips, Aberdeen.

General Superintendent— C. N. Blue.
Aberdeen.

ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.

Secretary and Treasurer — D. J.
Broadhurst, Boldsboro. (Operated
under lease »by Norfolk & Southern
Railway).

ALMA RAILWAY.

President — A. J. McKinnon, Maxton.
General Manager— C. J. Cotting-
ham, Alma.

APPALACHIAN RAILWAY.

General Manager — J. C. Patterson,
Whittier, N. C.
ATLANTIC & WESTERN RAILROAD.

President and General Manager — J.
H. Winder, Roanoke, Va.

Superintendent and Auditor — H. P.
Edwards, Sanford.

CALDWELL & NORTHERN RAIL-
WAY CO.

President — Wm. A. Barber, Chester,
S. C.

Treasurer — F. Wolfe. Chester, S. C.

General Manager — L. T. Nichols,
Chester. S. C.

Auditor— W. K. Kearsley, Chester,
S. C.

CAROLINA, CLINCHFIELD & OHIO
RAILWAY.

President — Geo. L. Carter, Johnson
City, Tenn.

Traffic Manager — J. J. Champion,
Johnson City, Tenn.

Vice-President and General Mana-
ger— M. J. Caples, Johnson City, Tenn.

CAROLINA & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.

President — W. A. Barber, Chester,
S. C.

Anlitor and Traffic Manager — W. K.
Kearsley, Chester, S. C.

General Manager — L. T. Nichols.
Chester, S. C.

CASHIE & CHOWAN RAILROAD.

President and General Manager — J.

T. Deal, Norfolk, Va.

Treasurer — J. C. Johnson, Norfolk,
Va.

CHOWAN & AULANDER RAILROAD
COMPANY.

President — P. D. Camp, Franklin,
Va.

Secretary and Treasurer — R. J.
Camp, Franklin, Va.

General Manager — J. L. Camp,
Franklin, Va.

CLIFFSIDE RAILROAD CO.

President— B. D. Heath, Cliffside.

General Manager and Passenger
Agent— W. C. Heath, Cliffside.

Vice-President and Treasurer — R. R.
Ilaynes, Cliffside.

General Freight Agent — John M.
Scott, Cliffside.

Secretary — Charles H. Haynes, Cliff-
side.

DANVILLE & WESTERN RAILWAY.

President and Chairman Board of
Directors — A. B. Andrews, Raleigh.

Secretary — H. W. Miller. Raleigh.

Treasurer — C. L. Booth, Danville,
Va.

Auditor — T. B. Cowper, Danville. Va.

General Superintendent — Theodore
Parker, Danville, Va.

DOVER & SOUTHBOUND RAILWAY.

President — W. A. Wimsatt, Wash-
ington, D. C.

General Manager — D. W. Richard-
son, Dover.

Secretary and Treasurer — W. B. H.
Blandford. Dover.

Traffic Manager — N. S. Richardson,
Dover.

DURHAM & CHARLOTTE RAIL-
ROAD CO.

President — J. B. Lennig, Bridesburg,
Pa.

General Manager — John H. Ken-
nedy, Gulf.

DURHAM & SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD CO.

President — Ernest Williams, Lynch-
burg, Va.

Vice-President — J. A. Duncan, East
Durham.

General Manager — W. R. Bonsai,
Hamlet.

Acting Secretary— W. B. Harris,
Lynchburg, Va.

Treasurer — Ernest Williams, Lynch-
burg, Va.

Superintendent— R. A. Honeycutt,
East Durham.

DURHAM & SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

President— B. N. Duke. Durham.
Vice-President— J. E. Stagg. Dur-

THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 61

N0RF0LK1S00THERN

RAILWAY

WOLCOTT AND KERR, Receivers.

THE SHORT ROUTE THROUGH

EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

Fast Double Daily Express Passenger Train

Service, Between

NORFOLK, SUFFOLK or VIRGINIA BEACH

-AND-

Elizabeth City Wilson Edenton
Raleigh Belhaven Beaufort

Plymouth New Bern Washington
Goldsboro Greenville Kinston
More head City, N. C.

ALL TRAINS OPERATED OVER NEW ALBEMARLE SOUND BRIDGE

WITHOUT CHANGE.

PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR SERVICE. ELECTRIC LIGHT IN EVERY

BERTH.

ONLY LINE OPERATING IN NORTH CAROLINA WITH A PASSEN-
GER STATION IN THE CENTER OF NORFOLK.

h. C HUDGIHS, Q. P. /». W. W. CROXTON, A. 0. P. A.

Norfolk, Virginia.

62

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.

llMlll. ,

Superintendent— W. Hall, Durham.

General Freight and Passenger
Agent — D. Lumpkin. Durham.

General Counsel — F. L. Fuller, Dur-
ham.

EAST CAROLINA RAILWAY CO.

President and Treasurer — Henry
Clark, Bridgers, Tarboro.

Auditor — R. R. Bridgers, Tarboro.

General Freight and Passenger
Agent — Haywood Foxhall, Tarboro.

EAST TENNESSEE & WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

President — F. P. Howe, Johnson
City, Tenn.

Secretary and Treasurer — J. S. Wise,
Johnson City, Tenn.

General Superintendent — Geo. W.
Hardin, Johnson City, Tenn.

LAWNDALE RAILWAY.

President — H. F. Schenck, Lawndale.
Superintendent — John F. Schenck,
Lawndale.

NEW HANOVER TRANSIT CO.

President — H. C. McQueen, Wilming-
ton.

Secretary and Treasurer — J. C. Ste-
venson, Wilmington.

General Manager — J. W. Harper,
Wilmington.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Chairman Board of Directors-
Henry Fink, New York, N. Y.

President — L. E. Johnson, Roanoke
Va.

First Vice-President— William G.
MacDowell, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Sec-
ond Vice-President, N. D. Maher, Roa-
noke, Va. ; Third Vice-President, T. S.
Davant, Roanoke, Va.

Secretary — E. H. Alden, Philadel-
phia, Pa.

Treasurer — Joseph B. Lacy, Roa-
noke, Va.

General Solicitor — Theo. W. Reath,
Philadelphia, Pa.

General Counsel — Joseph I. Doran,
Philadelphia, Pa.

Comptroller — Joseph W. Coxe, Roa-
noke, Va.

Auditor of Receipts— Walter Mac-
Dowell, Roanoke, Va.

Auditor of Disbursements — Wm. H.
Wilson, Roanoke, Va.

General Manager — N. D. Maher, Roa-
noke. Va.

Chief Engineer— Charles S.Churchill.
Roanoke. Va.

General Superintendent — A. C. Need-
les. Roanoke, Va.

Traffic Manager— T. S. Davant, Roa-

tir'-o Vm.

Oenornl freight Agent — J. R. Ruffin,
Roanoke, Va.

General Passenger Agent — W. B. Be-
vill, Roanoke, Va.

NORFOLK & SOUTHERN BAIL-
ROAD CO.

Receivers— H. Wolcott, Norfolk,
Va. ; H. M. Kerr, Norfolk, Va.

Treasurer — M. Manly, Norfolk, Va.

General Manager — E. T. Lamb, Nor-
folk, Va.

Auditor— W. L. Bird, Norfolk, Va.

Egineer — F. L. Nicholson, Norfolk,
Va.

General Freight Agent and Passen-
ger Agent— H. C. Hudgins, Norfolk,
Va.

NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

President — Chas. M. Stedman,
Greensboro.

Secretary and Treasurer — A. H. El-
ler, Burlington.

Attorney — Frank R. McNinch, Char-
lotte.
NORTHAMPTON & HERTFORD
RAILROAD.

President — W. E. Trenchard, Gum-
berry.

Vice-President and Secretary — T. G.
Trenchard, Gumberry.

Auditor and General Freight Agent
— J. F. Pennewell, Gumberry.

PIEDMONT RAILWAY.

President — M. L. Jones, Thomasville.
Superintendent — A. E. Jones, Thom-
asville.

RALEIGH & CHARLESTON RAIL-
ROAD CO.

President — John Skelton Williams,
Richmond, Va.

Vice-President— John Graham, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.

General Manager — L. A. Boyd, Ma-
rion, S. C.

Secretary and Treasurer — W. R.
Starrs, Marion, S. C.

RANDOLPH & CUMBERLAND RAIL-
ROAD CO.

President and General Manager —
M. H. Caldwell, Carthage.

Secretary — M. W. Barnes, Carthage.

Vice-President and Treasurer — B. M.
Fellows. New York.

RALEIGH & SOUTHPORT RAILWAY
COMPANY.

President and General Manager and
Chairman of Board — J. A. Mills, Ral-
eigh.

Vice-President — F. J. Lisman, New
York.

Secretary and Treasurer, Assistant
General Manager and General Passen-
ger Agent— F. T. Ricks, Raleigh.

Attorney — R. N. Simms, Raleigh.

Auditor— F. L. Long.
SNOW BIRD VALLEY RAILWAY.

President — J. Q. Barker, Andrews.

General Manager and Secretary — E.
G. Hinnermann, Andrews.

THE NORTH CARO LINA YEAR BOOK. 63

RALEIOH — FAYETTEVILLE SHORT LINE

Raleigh ™* Southport

Railway

THE DIRECT LINE FROM

RALEIGH TO FAYETTEVILLE

AND THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN

Raleigh, Wilmington, Max ton
Florence, Charleston

and All Points South

Through the center of North Carolina's rich-
est territory — the Cape Fear Section. A double
daily service, elegant new equipment, through
fertile Wake, Harnett and Cumberland coun-
ties, passing

Fuquay Springs

Twenty-one miles from Raleigh, which fur-
nishes the only ideal pleasure and health re-
sort within an hour's ride of the Capital city.

WORK ON THE EXTENSION FROM FAYETTEVILLE IS BEING
PUSHED WITH GREATEST RAPIDITY.

Raleigh & Southport Railway

General Offices, RALEIGH, N. C.
JOHN A. MILLS, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.

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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.

WANTED

ONE HUNDRED negro youth, not under six-
teen, who desire to be something more than
— — ^ — — -^— ^^ ordinary hands — who wish to be good Farm-
ers. Dairymen, Bricklayers, Carpenters or Teachers in Industrial Schools—
who wish to attend one of the best equipped techninical schools in the
country for negroes and secure a practical industrial training.

WANTED

or for catalog, address,

ONE HUNDRED negro boys who want to
become skilled workmen and useful citizens
of North Carolina. For further information

President, JAS B. DUDLEY.

Agricultural and Mechanical College

GREENSBORO, N. C.

FACULTY— Jas. B. Dudley, President; J.D. Chavis, Head of English
Department; Chas. E. Stewart, Assistent; M. Goins, Assistant; J. H. Blu-
ford, Head of Agricultural Department; W. F. Debman, Superintendent
of Farm; E. F. Colson, Superintendent of Dairy; W. F. Robinson, Florist;
Geo. R. Tompkins, Director of Mechanical Department; W. N. Nelson. Fore-
man of Carpenter Section; W. H. Greene, Foreman of Wood Turning Sec-
tion ; A. D. Watkins, Foreman of Bricklaying and Plastering Section ; Wm.
l'ates, Instructor in Tinning; J. L. Foggie, Instructor in Blacksmithing;
A. T. Whitsett, Treasurer; Junius Rooks, Steward; B. W. Barnes, Teacher
of Night School.

KAI.KK.II & WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Receiver — Samuel A. Henzy, New
York, N. Y.

RED SPRINGS & BOAVMORE RAIL-
ROAD.

President — W.
Springs.

F. Williams, Red

TENNESSEE & NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.

President — J. B. Hart, Clarksburg.
Va.

General Manager and Traffic Mana-
ger— A. J. McMahan, Newport, Tenn.

VIRGINIA-CAROLINA & SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

President — J. F. L. Armfield, Fay-
etteville.

Superintendent — A. N. Blue, Aber-
deen.

Treasurer — W. A. Blue, Aberdeen.

Secretary — A. T. McLean, Lumber-
ton.

WARRENTON RAILROAD.

President and General Manager — J.
M. Gardner, Warrenton.

Secretary and Treasurer — C. R. Rod-
well, Warrenton.

Superintendent— B. P. Terrell, War-
renton.

WASHINGTON & VANDEMEKE.

President — A. D. McLean, Washing-
ton.

General Manager — W. H. Royall,
Washington.

Secretary — John H. Small, Washing-
ton.

WELLINGTON, & POWELLSVILLE
R. R. C03IPANY.

President and Treasurer — Horton
Corwin, Jr., Edenton.

Superintendent — W. M. Corwin,
Ahoskie.

General Freight and Passenger
Agent — J. J. Harrison, Windsor.

Railways of the World.

(Authority: The Archiv Fur Eisen-
bahnwesen, published bv the Prussian
Ministry of Public Works).

Miles.

North America 208.058

Europe 199.3S5

Asia 56.294

South America 34.911

Africa 18.519

Australia 17,700

ALAMANCE COUNTY.

65

ALAMANCE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, GRAHAM.

Formed in 1848. Named after Alamance Creek.
Area: 430. square miles.

Population, 25,665. White males, 9,244; white females, 9,605; negro
males, 3, ISO; negro females, 3,537; foreign born, 22.
Value of real estate, $4,493,660; value personal property, $2,427,675.
Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,706,642; by negroes, 214,693.
Tax Bate: County purposes, 18 l-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
16 2-3c. ; special, 3c. County bonded debt, $350,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, about 40(% Worked by eonvici labor and
hired help.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

North Carolina Railroad, 17.05 miles, assessed value $798,318.30

Pullman Company, assessed value 2,81 1 .42

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,585.12

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,405.56

Mebane Ridgeville Telephone Co., assessed value 160.00

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 16,148.00

L.412.00

1. nils. C,n

1,401

nal and

Monday

American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value

Postal Telegraph Cable Co., assessed value

South Alamance Telephone Co., assessed value

Superior Court Terms: First Monday in March, one week,
civil; 19th Monday after 1st Monday in March, one week, civil

criin
: 1st

in September. 1st week crimin:
September, 1 week, criminal.

1, 2nd civil; 9th Monday alter Isl .Monday in

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. D. Kernodle,
Graham.

Sheriff — R. N. Cook. Graham.

Register of Deeds — Chas. D. John-
ston, Graham.

Treasurer — Albert ,T. Thompson,
Graham.

Coroner — S. D. McPherson, Haw
River.

Surveyor — Lewis H. Hoes, Graham.

Co. Supt. of Health— George W.
Long, Graham.

Co. Supt. of Schools— R. H. Flem-
ing, Burlington.

Supt. of County Home— J. H. Tarp-
ley, Graham.

Co. Board of Education — W. K. Hall,
(chrm.), Burlington; S. E. Tate, Me-
bane, R. F. D. No. 3; Z. W. White-
head, Snow Camp, R. F. D. No. 2.

County Commissioners — E. Long,
(chrm.), Burlington, R. F. D. ; W. A.
Murray, Mebane; R. S. Robertson,
Haw River; B. R. Sellars, Burlington;
A. N. Roberson, Saxapahaw.

County Board of Elections — .T. S.
Cook, (chrm.), Graham; D. F. Marrow,
Burlington. (Other member dead.)
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Graham Township— J. M. McCrack-
en, Graham; Lewis H. Holt, Graham;
V. M. Enliss, Graham; T. P. Brad-
shaw, Graham; V. S. Freeland, Bur-
lington, R. F. D. No. 9.

Newlin— John G. Clark, Snow Camp,
R. F. D. No. 2; John C. GrifBs, Snow
Camp, R. F. D. No. 1; G. Grant Me-

Bane, Snow Camp. R. F. I). No. 1 : .1.
M. Foust, Snow Camp, R. F. IX No.
1; M. C. McBane, Manndale; Charles
G. Durham, Saxaphaw; James <;.
Braxton, Saxapahaw.

Thompson — (ieorge T. Morrow, Me-
bane, R. F. D. No. 4; S. H. Webb, Me-
bane, R. F. D. No. 4; Thomas A. .Mor-
row. Graham, R. F. D. No. 2; Charles
W. Bradshaw, Swepsonville.

Melville — H. A. Bason, Mebane.

Faucett — A. O. Huffman, Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 5; Charles A. Wilson.
Burlington, R .F. D. No. 2; John 11
Wilkins, Burlington, R. F. D. No. 2.

Boon Station — Jacob C. Whitesell,
Burlington, R. F. D. No. -I; .lorry A.
Whitesell, Elon College; Win. D.
Newell, Elon College, R. F. I). No. 1.

Morton — D. M. Ireland, Elon College,
R. F. D. No. 1; T. I'.. Barker, Altama-
haw, R. F. D. No. 1 : Wm. A. .Tones.
Elon College, R. F. D. No. 1 : W. 'I1.
Warren, Altamahaw; Alfred T. [seley
Burlington, R. F. 1>. No. 8; W. A
Paschal, Burlington. R. V. I>. No. s;
John W. Garrison, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 8.

Albrijrht— Alson G. Thompson, Gra-
ham, R. F. D. No. 1; Isaac H >lt, Gra-
liam, R. F. D. No. 1; T. P. Nicholson,
Burlington, R. F. I>. No. 7 .

Burlington— II. F. Moon'. George A.
Clendenin, Robert J. Hall, 1>. P. Mor-
row, A. A. Apple. A. M. Garwood,
Joseph I'. Albright, L. D. Meador,
Burlington.

Pleasant Grove— C. R. McCauley,

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ALAMANCE COUNTY.

Burlington, R. F. D. No. 3; W. J.
Pitch, Burlington, R. P. D. No. 3; W.
B. Sellars, Mebane, R. F. D. No. 3.

Patterson — J. H. Bailiffe, Kimes-
ville; W. D. Adams. Burlington. R.
F. D. No. 7: Win. A. Tinnin, Burling-
ton, R. F. D. No. 7; R. J. Thompson,
Rock Creek, R. P. D. No 2.

Coble — John Dixon, Burlington, R.
P. D. No. 7 ; John A. Loy, Burlington,
F. D. No. 1; C. F. Robertson, Bur-
lington, R. F. D. No. 7.

Haw River — J. H. Blackmon, Haw

River; Wm. T. Brooks, Haw River y

Joseph C. Morris, Haw River: A. M.

Thomas, Haw River, R. F. D. No. 1.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mebane, B. W„ Graham. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Rev. Mr. Sampler, Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Iseley, R. A. F., Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 7.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Gilliam's Afademy — J. M. Gilliam,
Principal, Altamaliaw, R. F. D. No. 1.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOW\S.

Pickett. J. A., Burlington, R. F. D.

Williams. T. R., Swepsonville.

Mann. E. D., Saxapahaw.

Walters, C. M„ Union Ridge.

Tate. W. N.. Mebane.

Kernodle. J. L.. Shetuckit.

Moore. R. H., Burlington. R. F. D.

McPherson, Robert G.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dailev, E. L., Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Murray, E. C. & Co.. Mebaue. R. F.
D. No. 3.

W., Mebane, R. F. D.

Haw River, R. F. D.

Stainback, J.
No. 3.

Dickey, A. S
No. 5.

Long, E., Burlington, R. F. D.

Aldridse, L. H., Union Ridge.

Ritch, W. J„ Saxapahaw, R. F. D.
No. 1.

COTTON GINS.

Munfer. J. W.. Graham.

Thompson. Charles A., Graham.

Dickev. A. S., Haw River, R. F. D.
No. 3.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Dixon. Peter. Burlington, R.- F. D.

Patterson Bros., Burlington,
F. D.

Holt Millins Co.. Altamahaw.
SAW MILLS.

Holt. Ben. B., Graham.

Dickev. A. S., Haw River
No.o.

Albrisrht. Cad. A.. Grnhnm.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Hobbs. L. L., Saxapahaw.

McBane. Miss Josie, Saxapahaw.
Hndley. Miss Alice, Saxapahaw.

Dameron. Miss Bessie, Burlington,
R. F D. No. 2

McCauley. Miss Seima. Union Ridge,

R.

R. F." D.

R. F. D. No. 1.

Hunter. Miss Mvra L., Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 8.

Barker. Miss Bertha, Burlington, R.
F. D No. 8.

Rogers, B M., Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Anderson, Miss Ella. Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Blue, Miss Lena, Mebane. R. F. D.
No. 1

Stout, H. C, Elon College.

Jones, Miss Ruth, Elon College.

Compton. Miss Lelia, Elon College.

Carwood, A M., Burlington.

Barnwell, Miss Cora, Burlington,
R. F. D.

Compton, Miss Ethel, Burlington, f
R. F. D. ;

Benbow, H. W., Elon College. R. ;
F. D.

Seymore, Miss Pearl, Elon College,
R. F. D.

Thompson, Miss Daisy, Saxapahaw.

Smith. Mrs. \V. L., Elon College.

Dawson, T. B., Elon College.

Dawson, Miss Laura, Elon College.

Turrentine. Miss Lena, Burlington,.
R. F D. No. 5.

Trogdon, Miss Vallie, Burlington, R.
P. D. No. 3.

McCulloch, J. C, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. S.

Harris. Miss Bertie, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 8

Clendenin, Miss Nina. Elon College.

Culberson, Robert, Siler Citv, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Coble. W. W., Liberty.

Kirkman. Miss Lucile, Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Wells, Clay, Rock Creek, R F. D.
No. 1.

Benham. Mrs. F. A., Graham.

Foust. L. N., Snow Camp, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Guthrie, Miss Nannie, Snow Camp,
R. F. D. No. 1

Coble. Ralph P., Libertv, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Zimmerman, Miss Annie, Liberty, R.
F. D. No. 3.

McManer, O. W., Manndale

Thompson, W. R.. Manndale.

Coble. Mrs. Donie E., Burlington, R.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Pratt, Miss L A.. Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 9.

Moser, J. W.. Mebane, R. F. D. No. 3.

Thompson, Miss Jessie B., Mebane,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Garrison, Miss Bettie, Burlington,
R. F D. No. 2.

Jones, Miss Mamie, Watson, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Love. Miss Martha V., Altamahaw.

Lindley, Miss Lillian, Altamahaw.

Coble, Miss Mamie, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

ALAMANCE COUNTY.

67

Wood, Miss Daisy, Graham, R. F.
D. No 1.

Amick, Miss Luea, Graham.

Clapp, Miss Blanche, Graham.

Long, Miss Ava H., Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Albright, Miss Agnes, Graham.

Lasley, Miss Annie, Mebane, R. F.
D No. 4.

Homewood, Miss Elizabeth, Burling-
ton.

Creeson, Miss Wilsie, Burlington.

Albright, Miss Flora, Burlington, R.
F. D.

Hornaday, J. A., Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Andrews, Miss Ella, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Reitzel, Mrs. Fannie 1., Hartshorn.

Reece, Miles, Liberty.

Peele, Miss Margarette, Snow Camp.

Stout, Miss Mary, Snow Camp.

Foust, Miss Fannie, Swepsonville.

McLendon, Miss Flora L., Swepson-
ville.

Lewis, Miss Esther, Altamahaw, R.
F. D.

Richardson, Miss Daisy, Snow
Camp.

Hodarin, Miss Bessie, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 10.

Roberson, Geo. L., Snow Camp.

Morrow, Miss Selina, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Coffin, Miss Rosa. Snow Camp.

Zackery, Miss Arkie, Snow Camp.

Stuart, Alfred H., Snow Camp.

Birchard, H .L., Haw River.

Thompson, Miss Flora, Haw River.

Dunnogan, Miss Lillie, Haw River.

Cooper, Miss Janie Allen, Haw
River.

Murray, Miss Lillian, Haw River.

Cole, Miss Eliza, Haw River.

Allen, A. T., Graham.

Marquis, Miss Margaret, Graham.

Jeffreys, Miss Kate, Graham.

Carter, Miss Mary, Graham.

Carter. Miss Lillie, Graham.

McNairy, Miss Bessie, Graham.

Duke, Miss Edna, Graham.

Kennedy, Miss Marjorie. Graham.

Morrison. Miss Hal, Graham.

Ames, Miss Willie, Graham.

Coley, Miss Margaret, Graham.

Holmes, G. W., Mebane.

Lineberry, Miss Edna, Mebane.

Warren, Miss Mamie. Mebane.

Fowler, Miss Lily, Mebane.

Curtis, F. H., Burlington.

Posey. Miss "Velony, Burlington.

Button, Miss Ann R., Burlinartou.

Kennedy, Miss Gertrude, Burlington,

Jackson, Miss Nettie A., Burlington,

Webster, Miss Annie, Burlington.

Mizelle, Miss Margarett, Burlington

Petty, Miss Dalia, Burlington.

Sterritt. Miss Bessie, Burlington.

Keys, Miss Elenor, Burlington.

Stafford, Miss Susie, Burlington.
Hancock, Miss Cornelia. Burlington.
Fonville, Miss Mamie, Burlington.
Carson. Miss Charlotte, Burlington.
Cunningham, Miss Mildred, Burling-
ton.

Rice, Miss Lettie, Burlington.
Bason, Miss Cecelia, Burlington.
Brown, Miss Mary, Burlington.

GRAHAM.

Population, 11)09: 3,150.

No. white polls, 5S0 ; No. colored
polls, 120.

Tax Rate: School, 30c. and town
60c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $10,000; floating debt,
$2,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. S. "Cook.

Chief of Police — Bright .Terrell.

City Clerk— Rev. S. W. Oldham.

Treasurer — Rev. S. W. Oldham.

Tax Collector — Brisht Jerrell.

City Attorney— J. S. Cook.

Postmaster— W. H. Holt.

R. R. Agent — Geo. O. Somers, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — T. C. Montgomery.

Telegraph Manager — W. H. Hob-
good, Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — S. W. Oldham, Pastor.

Christian — Rev. Mr. Smith, Pastor.

Methodist — Thurman G. Vickers,
Pus tor.

Presirvterian— E. C. Murray, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— A. H. Bryans,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Graham Graded Schools — T. A. Al-
len, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The Vestal. W. C. Trip. Trop.

Phillips House, Mrs. Bryan Phil-
lips, Prop.

Hunter. Mrs. C. S.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

National Bank of Alamance — J. L.
Scott, Jr.. President; C. A. Scott,
Cashier. Capital stock, $50,000.

Citizens Bank— J. A. Long, Presi-
dent; C. C. Thompson, Cashier. Capi-
tal stock, $10,000.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Graham Home Building Co.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Parks <fc Jeffreys.

Duck, T. M. Ceol.)
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Hadley, A. M. ,

Rivers. M. R., & Bro.

Albright, T. A., & Co.

Marshburn, A. A., & Co.

Nicks. W. J.

Albright, J. D., & Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Pickard, S. M.
Black Bros.

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ALAMANCE COUNTY.

CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Graham Buggy & Implement Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Oneida Cotton Mills.
Sidney Cotton Mills.
Travara Cotton Mills.
Leota Cotton Mills.
River Falls Cotton Mills Co.
Graham Hosiery Mill Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Graham Drug Co.
Blackmail & Parrell.
Boswell, W. II.
Andrews. W. L.

CONTRACTORS AND BlILDEES.
Johnston, Sam T.
Nicholson & Lashley.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Guthrie & Guthrie.
Graham Ice Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
J. A. Long, President; C. A. Scott,
Vice-President; ,T. S. Cook, Secretary,
A. M. Hartley, Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Hadley. A. M.
Rives, M. R., & Bro.

COTTON GINS.
Thompson, Charles A.

DENTISTS.
Long, Will S., Jr.

DRUGGISTS.
Graham Drug Co.
Thompson Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Lon°-, Georsre W.
Goley, W. R.
Walker, Walter E.
Paris, O. J.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Albricrht, J. D., & Co.
Albright. T. A., & Co.
Rives, M. R., & Bro.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Graham Water and Electric Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Parrell, R. H.
Nicks. W. J.
Clark, A. A.
Andrews, W. L.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Nicks, W. J.
Garrett; W. W.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Nicks, W. J.
Bamm, H.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Green & McClure Furniture Co.

GROCERS.
Farrell, R. H.
Nicks, W. J.
Black, J. T., & Bro.
Boswell. W. H.
Andrews, W. L.
Clark, A. A.
Moore, C. E.. & Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Graham Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Graham Underwriters (Fire).

Thompson, C. C. (Fire).
Tarpley, Charles A. (Life).

JEWELERS.
Hadley, Z. T.
Loy, O. C.

LAUNDRIES.
sing Lee.

LAWYERS.
Parker, E. T.
Parker. E. S., Jr.
Long, J. A.
Cook. J. S.
Hughes, Herman.
Long, J. E.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Walker & McAdams.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Graham Hardware Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Scott-Mebane M'f'g Co. (Shirts and
overalls).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Graham Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Tinnin, J. M.
Tinnin, Richard.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Marshburn, A. J., Co.
Nicks, W. .1.

PLUMBERS.
Graham Water & Electric Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Anglin, J. M.
Jenkins, A. C.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Hughes & Foster.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Alamance Gleaner — J. D. Kernodle,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Cook & MrCraeken.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Walker & McAdams.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Graham Undertakers.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Jesse Bradshaw.

BURLINGTON.

Population, 1909: 6,000.
Tax Rate: 80c. on the $^00.
Bonded debt, $240,000.
Floating debt, £10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. F. Barrette.
Chief of Police — J. L. Patillo.
City Clerk — J. P. Montgomery.
Treasurer — J. P. Montgomery.
Tax Collector— H. F. Moore.
City Attorney — W. H. Carroll.
Snpt. of Health— L. A. Walker.
Postmaster— J. J. W. Walker.
R. R. Agent— J. H. Matley.
Express Agent — John M. Coble.
Telegraph Manager — Carson Dur-
ham. Western Union and Postal.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — S. L. Morgan, Pastor.
Christian — P. H. Fleming, Pastor.
Episcopal— E. L. Ogilby, Rector.

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Lutheran — C. B. Cox, Pastor.

Methodist— J. A. Hornaday, Pastor.

Presbyterian — D. Mclver, Pastor.

Reformed — J. D. Andrews, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— J. D. Wil-
liams, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Burlington Graded School — F. H.
Curtiss, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ward Hotel.

Newlin Hotel.

ARCHITECTS.

Davis, Bob.

Mitchell, A. C.

Nicholson, T. G.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Alamance Loan & Trust Co. — J. M.
Tix. Cashier.

First National Bank — A. L. Davis,
Cashier.

Piedmont Trust Co.— H. Lee Fowler,
Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Alamance Home.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Midway Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Foster Shoe Co.

Hart-Cates Shoe Co.

BOOK STORES.

Neese, C. F.

Stewart, J.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Allen & Isley.

Malone & HntHnes.
CARRIAGE M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS

Holt & May.

Cardwell, N. S.

CLUBS.

Swannanoa Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Sharpe, S.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Burlington Hosiery Mills.

Sellars Hosiery Mills.

Whitehead Hosiery Mill.

Daisy Hosiery Mill.

Murray Hosiery Mill.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Tisdale, J. M.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Cates & Davis.

Mitchell, A. C.

Nicholson, T. <!.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Trollinsrer, II. VV.

Cates, .T. W.

Hall, R. J.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

J. W. Murray, President; J. H. Ver-
non, Secretnrv.

CLOTHIERS AND MENS
1 I RNISHERS.

Sellars, B. A.
Isley, J. A.
Goodman, B.
Hay, V. E.

DENTISTS.

Morrow, R. M.
Brooks, J. H.
Frost, J. S.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Paragon, The
Foster, H. C.

DRUGGISTS.
Freeman Drug Co.
Burlington Drug Co.
Stroud, T. H.
Bradley, A.

DOCTORS.
Walker, L. A.
Faucette, T. S.
Page, J. W.
Montgomery, H. M.
Anderson, C. A.
Freeman, A. A.
Stafford, W. G.
Bohanan, T. A.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Goodman, B.
Islev, J. A.
Sellars, B. A.
Whitted Bros.
Hay, W. E.
Cooper Drv Goods Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Burlington Electric Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Burlington Produce Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Trollinger, H. W.
Dailey, J. G.

FLORISTS.
Freeman Drug Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Foster, H. M.
Fowler, T. B.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Sykes Bros.
Petty Machine Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Burke Furniture Co.
M. B. Smith Furniture Co.

GROCERS.
Tisdale, J. M.
Isley Bros.
Spoon Bros.
Moore, D. M.
Florence & Walker.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Holt & May.
Burlinsrton Hardware Co.
Coble & Bradshaw.
Isley, .T. A.. & Bro.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Alamance Insurance Co.
Central Loan & Trust Co.
Piedmont Trust Co.

JEWELERS.
Neese. C. F.
Stewart. J.

LAUNDRIES.
Steam Laundry.
Chinese Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Carroll, W. H.

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ALAMANCE COUNTY.

Vernon, J. H.
Dameron, B. S. W.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Anthony, <ieo. W., Co.
Hay, W. E.

MARBLE WORKS.
Clapp, J. H.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Newlin, James.
Petty Machine Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Burlington Coffin Co.
Geo. W. Anthony Lumber Co.
Burlington Lumber Co.
Petty Machine Co.
Carolina Bridge Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Holt & May.
Bradshaw, Coble.
Burlington Hardware Co.
Isley, J. A., & Bro.

PAINTERS.
Benson, E. W.
Ireland, J. H.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Burlington Brokerage Co.

PLUMBERS.
Burlington Hardware Co.
Davis & Lodge.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Ellis, C. B.
Bloge, W. C.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Sellars, C. V.
Davenport Studio.

PRINTING OFFICES.
"Workman Printing Co.
Pales & Davies.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Crowson, O. F.
Sharke, W. E.
Murray, J. W.
Cook, John M.
Brown, "Wm.
Huffman, John R.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Cates, J. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Burke Furniture Co.
Cates <& Davies.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Stockard, R. M.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Sellars, C. V.

HAW RIVER.

Population, 1009: White, 1,975; col-
ored, 25; total, 2.000.

Value real estate, $500,000; value
personal property. $200,000.

Postmaster — S. A. Vest.

Deputy Sheriff— C. D. Dawson.

R. R. Agent— S. A. Vest, Southern
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — W. E. Falkner.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Protestant — A. H. Bryans,
Pastor.

Baptist— S. W. Oldham, Pastor.

Methodist— T. G. Vickers, Pastor.
Christian — W. G. Clements, Pastor.
Y. M. C. A.— Will Williamson. Sec.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ayeock Graded School — H. L.
Burchard, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Granite Savings & Trust Co. — B. S.
Robertson, President; C. P. Albugat,
Vice-President; J. A. Lang, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McPherson, J. W.
McPherson, S. D.

DRUGGISTS.
McLaskety, Eugene.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Allen, J. L. & W. J.
Johnston, J. W. & C. D.
Simms, J. W.
Aldredge, J. R. & J. A.
Simms, Joe.
Anderson & Simpson.
Cates, C. P., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Blackman, J. H.
McClure, Mrs. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
McPherson Bros.
Crutchfleld. W. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Holt-Granite M'f'g Co.

MEBANE.

Incorporated in 1902.

Population, 1909: White, 900; .ad-
ored, 100; total, 1,000.

Value real estate, about $125,000;
value personal property, about $100,-
000.

Tax Rate: ?,?, l-2c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. T. Shaw.

Postmaster — S. Arthur White.

Chief of Police — Bun Pope.

R. R. Agent — I. L. Ferree, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — E. Y. Fai'rell,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — R. T. Liston, Pastor.

Methodist Episcopal — M. M. McFar-'
land, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — Geo. W.
Holmes. Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Oldham, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mebane Graded School.

Bingham School. (Outside corpor-
ate limits).

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Merchants & Farmers — J. B. Mason,
(Durham), President; W. A. Murray,
Vice-President; S. G. Morgan, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

York, N. D.
Tate, W. N.
Wells, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.

White, F. L.
Mebane Drug Co.

ALAMANCE COUNTY.

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Holmes, Corbett Ham Co.

Wilkinson, H. E.

Tyson, Malone Hardware Co.

Mebane Store Co.

Mebane, A. H.

Johnston, L. T.

Holt, George E.

Fowler, J. H.. & Son.

York, N. D. & Co.

Ferree, I. L.

Lasley, J. H.

Smith, C. C.

JEWELERS.

J. T. Shaw.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.
White House.
Mebane House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Meles, M. B. (Livery.)
Warren & Warren. "(Sales).
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

White Furniture Co.
Continental Chair Co.
Mebane Bedding Co.
Alton Manufacturing Co.
Alamance Furniture Co.
Nelson-Cooper Lumber Co.
Tri-co-bian Co.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

Mebane Home Builders Association.

DENTISTS.
Crawford, E. A.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Morgan, S. G.
White. J. S.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Mebane Leader (Weekly) — J. O.
Foy, Editor.

ELON COLLEGE.

Incorporated in 1893.

Population, 1909: White, 223; col-
ored, 5; total, 230.

Value real estate and personal
property, $100,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. P. Lawrence.

Postmaster — J .W. Ingle.

Chief of Poliee— W. B. Fuller.

R. R. Agent — H. D. Lambeth, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — Rev. L. I. Cox,
The Elon Party Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Christian — J. O. Atkinson, J. W.
Wellons.

COLLEGES.
Elon College Faculty.

EMMETT LEONIDAS MOFFITT,
M.A., LL.D., President, Professor of
History.

REV. .JOHN URQFHART NEW-
MAN, Ph.D., Lit.D., D.D., Professol
of Greek and Biblical Literature

Rev. WALTON CRUMP WICKER.

P.. A.. M.A., Professor Mathematics and
Philosophy.

WALTER PHALTI LAWRENCE,
Ph.B., M.A., Professor of English
Language and Literature.

WILLIAM ALLEN HARPER, B.A..
M.A., Professor of Latin Language
and Literature.

E. E. RANDOLPH, B.A.. M.A., Ph.
D., Professor of Modern Languages
and Science.

JOHN TURRENTINE COBB, B.A.,
M.A.. Instructor in History and So-
cial Sciences.

MISS FLORENCE WILSON, (New
England Conservatory and Munich),
Director Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Harmony.

MISS MARY LOU PITT, Ph.B..
(Elon College and New England Con-
servatory), Assistant in Voice and
Piano.

MISS LINDA BARNES, (Elon Col-
lege and Boston), Assistant in Piano
and Voice.

MISS CORNELIA BRYAN (Cor-
coran Art School) Art.

MISS EMILE B. URQUHART, Elo-
cution and physical Culture.

REV. FRANK S. CHILD, D.D., Lec-
turer on Literature and History.

RUSSELL A. CAMPBELL, Director
of College Band.

MISS MAMTE TATE, Librarian.

MBS. MARIA L. PRETLOW, Ma-
tron West Dormitory.

PROF. AND MRS. HARPER. Su-
pervisors West and East Dormitories.

MRS. ROSE MACHEN, Stewardess
West Dormitory.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elon Public School — H. C. Stout,
Superintendent.

DOCTORS.

Watson. G. S.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Reitzel, M. A.
Lambeth, J. J.
Saunders. J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Huffman.
Smith, W. L.
Clondenin, Mrs. J. S.
Brown, D. W.
Dawson. T. B.
Jones, Mrs. Sadie.

LIVERY STABLES.

Hushes, C. A.
Cook, M. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Elon Lumber Co.

Swananoah M'f'g Co. (Hosiery).

Elon Milling Co., J. P. Huffman.
Prop. (Flour and Lumber).

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Tbe Christian Sun — J. O. Atkinson,
Editor.

A.LEXAXDER COUNTY.

ALEXANDER COUNTY.

COUNTY SKAT, TAYLORSVILLE.

Formed in 1847. Named in honor of Alexander family, noted in Revolu-
tionary history.

Area: 300 square miles.

Population: 11,500. White males, 5,200; white females. 5,100; negro
males, 450; negro females, 500.

Value of real estate, $004,116; value of personal property, $797,044.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,678,644; by negroes, si_':;.41 c».

No. of Schools:, For whites, 55 j for negroes, 5.

Tax Bate: County purposes, 22c. on the $100; special, 10c. County
bonded debt, $8,250.00.

Public Roads: No. miles, 360. Worked under old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 9.16 miles, assessed value $266,857.70

Southern Express Company, assessed value 851.60

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 258.65

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value.... 2,709.00

Peoples Telephone Co., assessed value 2.400.00

Superior Court Terms:. On second Monday before the first Monday in
March; on third Monday after first Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Charles P.
Matheson, Taylorsville.

Sheriff— R. A. Adams. Hiddenite.

Register of Deeds — \Y. H. Carson.
Taylorsville.

Treasurer — A. M. Matheson. Tay-
lorsville.

Coroner — W
ville.

Surveyor — W.

Co. Supt. of
Taylorsville.

Co. Sunt, of Schools — A. I
Hiddenite.

Snpt. of County
hour, Taylorsville

Co. Board of
Burke, Taylorsvill

R. Childers, Taylors-

W. Teague. Bentley.
Health— O. L. Hollar.

Mt.
R. F.

Tay-

: G

D.

Taylorsville,
Taylorsville.

Home — .1
R. F. D.
Education-
e, R. F. n.

Sharpe,
L. Icen-

-H.
R.
V.

J.

L.

\V.

Downs, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
Teague, Taylorsville, R. F. D.

County Commissioners — J

1'harr, (ehrm.), Taylorsville, R. F. D.
J. S. Bowman, Taylorsville. R. F. D.
W. A. Hartley, Mount Pisgah.

County Board of Elections — S. F
Williams, (ehrm.), Taylorsville, R. F
D. ; John W. Watts. Taylorsville, R
F. D.: A. L. Wafts. Stony Point.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

W.

Taylorsville, R.

Stony Point.
ACADEMIES.
School— D. J.

L. Lentz.

Millers Township — M.

Stony Point. R. F. D.

Sharpes — P. F. Somers, Stony
Thos. F. Murdock. Hiddenite;
Patterson, Hiddenite. R. F. D.

Gwaltneys — .T. P. Stephenson. Hid
denite, R. F. D. ; J. P. Hendren
Mount Pisgah: R. F, Sharpe. Jr., Hid
denite, R. F. D.

Sugar Loaf— W. P.
ville. R. F. D. ; R.
lorsville, R. F. D.

Little River .1 .]>.
lorsville. R. F. D.

Ellendale— W. E.

Point ;
W. F.

Carson, Taylors-
R. Kerley, Tay-

Brookshire. Tay-
Wliite. Taylors-

ville. R. F. D.

Wittenburge— H. W. Fox.
Bethel; A. A. Deal, Taylorsville,
D. ; A. W. Robinson, Bentley.

Taylorsville — J. M. Malpison,
lorsville; R. F. Cobb, Taylorsville
W. Thompson, Taylorsville, R. F.
S. C. Austin. Liledoun.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bumgarner, W. J.
F. D.

Bumgarner, G. /.
F. D.

Pool. D. A., Parks.

Gwaltnev, Jay,
F. D.

Rev. Mr. Johnson,
SCHOOLS AND

Hiddenite High
Cromartie, Principal. Hiddenite.

Stony Point State School — James
Hendren, Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

King. Ed. S.. Mount Pisgah.

Hunter. J. Me., Stony Foint.

Deeper, D. H., Hiddenite.

Crouch, T. D.. Taylorsville, R. F.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dealville Tanning Co.. Dealville.

Ellis. I. W.. Taylorsville, R. F.

Adams. R. A., Hiddenite.

Beckham. W. C, Hiddenite.

Lackey, R. ('.. ,V- Son. Hiddenite.

Mills, J. W., Co., Stony Point.

Keever Bros.. Stony Point.

Wuhan Bros., Taylorsville, R. F.

Bowman. G. P., Taylorsville.
F. D.

Alspaugh Cotton Mills, Tavlorsville,
R. F. D.

Watts. J. W., Liledoun.

Smith. Jackson. Fliddenite. R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.

Watts M'f'g Co., Liledoun.

Alspaugh Cotton Mills. Taylorsville,

D.

I).

D.
R.

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R. F. D.

Watts, J. W., Stony Point.

Miller, J. M., Stony Point.

Hedreck, J. T., Stony Point, R.
F. D.

Smith, Jackson, Hiddenite, R. F. D.

Taylorsville Cotton Gin, Taylors-
ville.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Taylorsville Milling Co., Taylors-
ville.

Thomas. J. C, Hiddenite.

Davis Bros., Hiddenite.

Alspaugh Flour Mills. Taylorsville,
R. F. D.

Watts, John M., & Co., Taylorsville,
R. F. D.

Crouch, James J., Taylorsville, R.
F. D.

SAW MILLS.

Sipe Bros.. Liledoun.

Johnson, E. L.. Taylorsville, R. F. D.

Shook, Wm„ Taylorsville, R. F. D.

Thomas, J. C., Hiddenite.

Thomas, R. P., Hiddenite, R. F. D.

Fox, J. J.. Alkalithia.

Barnes. I. A.. Taylorsville.

Bunton, B. L., Hiddenite, R. F. D.

Bowman, Jason. Taylorsville.
SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Gwaltnev, Miss Elsie, Taylorsville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Lockey, Miss Edith, Hiddenite. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Boston, Miss Pearl, Taylorsville
R. F. D. No. 2.

Stephenson, C. L., Hiddenite. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Chatham, J. G., Taylorsville. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Cline, R. C, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Price. J. W.. Stonv Point. R. F. D.
No. 3.

McLain, J. C, Hiddenite. R. F. D.
No. 1.

I'harr, J. W.. Taylorsville.
D., No. 3.

Gwaltney, S. D., Taylorsville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Teague, V. W., Jr.. Dealville.

MeLeod, R. P... Tavlorsville. R. I".
D. No. 4.

White, Rev. J. A., Tavlorsville.

Pool, J. J. H., Tavlorsville. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Teague, L. W.. Dealville.

Teague, S. W., Dealville.

Shaver, E. A.. Taylorsville.

Deal, E. J.. Poor's Knob. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Teague, Lee R.. Bentley.

Bowman, W. (>.. Tavlorsville.

Linney, J. T., Hiddenite, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Holland, P. D.. New Hope.

Cromartie, B. J., Hiddenite.

Pharr, A. M.. Statesville.

Cole, A. V., Tavlorsville.

Lawrence, .T. A.. Hiddenite, R. I".
D. No. 1.

Austin, R. S., Dealville.

Shell, Miss Helen. Taylorsville.

Beckham. Mrs. H. O., Stony Point.

Bunigarner. Miss Lvdia, Tavlors-
ville, R. F. D. 4.

Gryder, D. E., Stony Point.

Brooks, Miss Louise, Tavlorsville

Cline, J. A., Dealville.

Eclierd, J. B., Taylorsville.

Echerd, Miss Blanche, Taylorsville

Milstead, W. F., Tavlorsville.

Sharpe, C. T„ Taylorsville.

Oxford, J. A., Taylorsville.

Bunigarner, E .V., Taylorsville.

White, Miss Lila, Hiddenite. >

Hendren, J. W., Stony Point.

Greene, Mrs. Lizzie. Hiddenite.

Hodges, G. C, Taylorsville, R. F. D.

Marsh, Miss Maggie, Hiddenite, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Williams, Miss Bonnie, Hiddenite,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Bunigarner, G. W.. Taylorsville.

Russell, Parks, Taylorsville.

Fincannon, R. L., Tavlorsville.
TAYIiORSVIIiLE.

Incorporated in 1853.

Population, 1909: White, 52."); col-
ored, 40; total, 5G5.

Tax Rate: 60c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. G. Viele.

Postmaster — W. D. Deal.

Chief of Police — D. A. Daniels.

R. R. Agent — H. D. Lindsey, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — H. D. Lindsey,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Parks Gwaltney, Pastor.

Presbyterian — T. B. Anderson, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— E. Myers. Pastor.

A. R. P.— W. A. Kennedy. Pastor, j
Statesville.

Lutheran— C. D. Smith, Pastor,
Claremont.

SCHOOLS AND ACADKMIF.S.

State High School— J. A. White.
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Alexander — W. B. Mathe-
son, President: H. T. Kelley, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Hollar. O. L.

Crowson, S. T.

LAWYERS.

Linney, R. Z.

Burke, J. H.

Burke, R. P..

Gwaltnev. .1. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Hollar Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bee Hive.

Barnes & Feimster.

Pool, O. P.. & Co.

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ALEXANDER -ALLEGHANY.

Watts, James.
Barnes, J. B.
Alexander Hardware Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Campbell House.
Taylorsville Inn.
Campbell, H. T.
Elder, J. T.

LIVERY STABLES.

Hollar & Little.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Taylorsville Cotton Mill.
Taylorsville Milling Co.
Conolly & Teague. (Veneer Mill.)
Everhart Lumber Co.
Alexander Chair Co.
Brown Bros. (Machinists.)

ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SPARTA.

Formed in 1859. Name derived from range of mountains in which it is
located.

Area: 300 square miles.

Population; 7,759. White males, 3,584; white females, 3,709; negro males,
231 ; negro females, 235 ; foreign born, 1.

Value of real estate, $501,189 ; value personal property, $511,847.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,001,S77 ; by negroes, $11,159.

No. of Schools: For whites, 41; for negroes. .'!.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special. 5c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 230. Worked under the Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Horton Telephone Company, assessed value $133.00

Superior Court Terms: March 28; August 22.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. N. Edwards,
Sparta.

Sheriff — Juo. R. Edwards, Helena.

Register of Deeds — G. D. Brown,
Sparta.

Treasurer — Jno. R. Edwards,

Helena.

Coroner— D. C. Whitehead, White-
head,

Surveyor — Colonel Fender, White-
head.

Co. Supt. of Health— B. O. Choate,
M. D., Sparta.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Wm. F. Joines,
Stratford.

Supt. of County Home — Thos. Nich-
ols, Sparta.

Co. Board of Education — J. W. Pool,
(chrm.), Stratford; Eugene Transou,
Stratford; J. L. Joines, Edwards X
Roads.

County Commissioners — H. J. Estep,
(chrm.), Stratford; G. T. Caudill,
Laurel Springs ; S. J. Irvin, Walls.

County Board of Elections — C. A.
Dmmhton, Sparta; Jno. M. Wasroner,
Sparta ; W. B. Reeves, Whitehead.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Cranberry Township— W. F. Dough-
ton, D. S. Wvatt, J. C. Moxley, Math
Pruitt, J. M. Blevins, J. J. Miller,
Laurel Springs.

Cherry Lane— J. L. Hackler, C. W.
Royal, T. C. Higgins, J. J. Atwood,
Cherry Lane; G. W. Miles, Miles; C.
W. Smith, Laurel Branch.

Gap Civil — H. M. Crouse, D. C.
Reeves, R. M. Nichols, J. C. Roup, C.

W. Edwards, Sparta; R. V. Anders,
Anna; .T. 1*. Anders, Glade Creek.

Glade Creek— J. F. Pool, T. J.
Carico, R. F. Edwards, Eunice; G. W.
Carico, Edmonds ; R. L. Cheek, Vox.

Prathers Creek— H. D. Estep, W. E.
Sturgill, R. A. Trice, Stratford; N. C.
Shenherd, Scottville; J. S. Owens,
Scottville : W. F. Jones, Olney ; W. U.
Weaver, Pedeu.

Piney Creek— F. J. Pugh, W. F.
Parsons. S. F. Halsey, D. F. Parsons,
Tinev ('reek.

Whitehead— J. W. Roup, E. L. Rich-
ardson, J. W. Evans, Whitehead; -las.
McD. Wagoner, T. A. Edwards,
Brooks.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Primitive Baptist— W. R. Craft,
Brooks; M. B. Martin, Bledsoe; S. U.
Atwood, Stratford ; Isom Fender,
Whitehead; H. C. Nichols, Vox.

31. E. Church, South— J. B. Dough-
ton, Sparta.

Presbyterian — C. C. Ream. Sparta.

Union Baptist — A. McKnight, Cherry
Lane.

Missionary Baptist — Geo. Reeves,
Lamar.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elf Creek Academy — J. L. Critcher,
Principal, Stratford.

New Hope — R. G. Taylor, Principal,
Plainfleld.

Scottville Academy — O. R. Black,
Principal, Piney Creek.

Laurel Springs — J. T. Evans, Prin-
cipal, Piney Creek.

Whitehead Academy — C. G. Fender,
Principal, Whitehead.

ALLECHANY COUNTY

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Reeves. B. E., Lamar.
Waddell, B. C, Seottville.
Smith, Talrnage, Anna.
Coomes, W. H., Edmonds.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dickson, C. M., Laurel Springs.

Gentry, W. R., Edwards X Roads.

Woodruff, A. A., Nile.

Sheppard, W. <:.. & Co., Stratford.

Fields, J. C, Amelia.

Caudill, J. F., Air Bellows.

Evans, J. T.. Piney Creek.

Wright, C. H., Saddle.

Maines. John, & Son, Nile.

Miles, J. T., Cherry Lane.

Gentry, R. H., & Son, Cherry Lane.

FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Sparta Roller Mill, Sparta.
Osborn's Roller Mill. Amelia.
Bull Head Burr Mills, Walls.

SAW MILES.
Joines, J. L., Edwards X Roads.
Carson, A. S., & Co., Sparta.
Richardson, Robert, Anna.

DENTISTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Reeves. C. A., Laurel Springs.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Fender, C. G., Whitehead.
Wagoner, Miss Ella, Whitehead.
Maxwell, Miss Lula, Whitehead.
Edwards, Miss Alice, Whitehead.
McMillan, L. C, Furches.
Evans, J. T., Piney Creek.
Toliver, R. J., Stratford.
Joines, C. E., Furches.
Fields, Miss Pearl, Amelia.
McMillan, Miss Florence, Piney
Creek.

Waddell, Miss Ethel. Topia.

Hampton, Miss Bettie, Anna.

Evans, Miss Stella, Piney Creek.

Reeves, Miss Jennie, Anna.

Rutherford, Miss Nannie, Mouth
of Wilson Va.

Black, Miss Lura, Piney Creek.

Halsey, Miss Pearl, Piney Creek.

Roupe, Miss Nannie, Piney Creek.

Finney, Miss Maud, Mouth of Wil-
son, Va.

Billings, Miss Cleo, Mouth of Wil-
son, Va*

Parsons, Miss Mary, Mouth of Wil-
son, Va.

Black, Miss Laura, Piney Creek.

Black, Miss Metta, 1 iney Creek.

Reynolds, Miss Pearl, Stratford.

Parsons, Miss Virgie, Mouth of Wil-
son. Va.

Parson, Miss Cleo, Mouth of Wil-
son, Va.

Hash, Miss Lula, Piney Creek.

Hasley, Miss Cora, Piney Creek.

Jones, Miss Maude, Abshers.

Andrews, Mack, Glade Creek.

Andrews, J. R., Glade Creek.

Osborn, W. F., Mouth of Wilson,
Va.

Billings. C. E., Moxley.

Perry, G. C, Topia.

Hash, Bruce, Piney Creek.

Holder, Everet, Nile.

Sanders, C. M., Piney Creek.

Evans, Miss Sela, Piney Creek.

Rector, Miss Vivian, Hare.

Oentry. Miss Stella, Cherry Lane.

Hash, C. L., Piney Creek.

Taylor, R. G., Furches.

Taylor, Lester, Furches.

Roiipe, J. L., Vox.

Sparks, J. C, Sparta.

Black, O. R., Piney Creek.

Smith, Miss Ida, Piney Creek.

Upchurch, Miss Ardie, Laurel
Springs.

SPARTA.

Incorporated in 1881.

Population, 1900: White, 467; col-
ored, 34; total, 501.

Value real estate, $05,000; value per-
sonal property, $85,000.

Postmaster — Mrs. Meroyn Cheek.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

M. E. Church, South — K. C. Keever.
Baptist— W. J. Banks, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Sparta Institute — Geo. M. Holcombe,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Sparta — R. A. Dough-
ton. President; D. R. Edwards, Vice-
President, (Laurel Springs) ; T. J.
Carson, Jr., Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Choate, B. O.
Doughton, J. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hackler, R. H., & Co.

Edwards, W. S.

Fields, F. P.

Landreth, Glenn.

Anderson, Ed.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Sparta — E. A. Williams, Prop.

The Jones House — Mrs. H. F. Jones,
Prop.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

The Richardson Wagon & Buggy
Company.

LAWYERS.

Doughton, R. A.
Wagoner, Jno. M.
Cheek, v*eorge.

Fields, W. C, Mouth of Wilson, Va.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Star— A. S. Carson, Editor.

AXSOX COIXTY.

ANSON COUNTY.

(OIXTY SEAT. WADESBORO.

Formed in 1766. Named in honor of Admiral Anson.
Area: 4til square miles.

Population: 25,000. White males, 6,500; white females, G,500 ; negro
males. 6,000; negro females, 6,000; foreign born, 10.

Value of real estate. $2,064,159; value of personal property. $1,417,843.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $3,214,128; by negroes, $297,874.

No. of Schools: For whites, 44; for negroes, 41.

Tax Kale: County purposes, 20c. on the $100; roads, 25c; special, 10c.

Public Roads : No. miles graden, 45. Worked by convict labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railway, 13.90 miles, assessed value $406,268.93

Smit hern Express Company, assessed value 3,856.39

Wadesboro Telephone Co., assessed value 5,500.00

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 2i.58 miles, assessed value 554,531.20

Pullman Co., assessed value 4,644.79

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 4.262.00

Western UnloD Telegraph Co., assessed value 14,666.93

Norwood Electric & Water Co., assessed value 837.00

Wadesboro Sewerage Co., assessed value 2.500.00

Superior Court Terms: 7th Monday before 1st Monday in March; 1st
Monday alter 1st Monday in September, for criminal cases only; 1st
Monday in March ; 4th Monday after the 1st Monday in September (2 weeks)
for civil cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Thos. C. Robin-
son. Wadesboro.

Sheriff — S. P. Martin. Wadesboro.

Register of Deeds — C. W. Thomas.
Wadesboro.

Treasurer — J. O. A. Craig, Wades-
boro.

Coroner — E. F. Fenton, Wadesboro.

Surveyor — A. F. Lyman, Lilesville.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. M. Coving-
ton, Jr., Wadesboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— .T. M. Wall.
Wadesboro, R. F. D. Xo. 1.

Supt. of County Home — James B.
Henry, Wadesboro.

Co. Board of Education— E. P. Liles,
Lilesville; C. II. Rivers. White Store,
R. F. D. No. 1.; J. L. Pratt, Morven.

County Commissioners — H. B. Al-
len, (ehrm.), Wadesboro; E. E. Mr-
line. White Store: J. F. Spencer, Pee
Dee. R. F. D. No. 1.

County Board of Elections — G. S.
Ledbetter, ehrm.). Wadesboro; J. W.
Jones, Marshville, R. F. D. No. 1; R.
S. Beeman, Wadesboro.

JCSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Wadesboro Township — J. A. Little,
G. W. Rogers, J. L. Edwards, Wades-
boro.

Lilesville— A. J. Allen. W. S. Cox,
C. B. Birmingham, Lilesville.

Morven — J. B. Cottingham, A. J.
Brooks. McFarlan; T. E. Diggs,
Morven, R. F. I). No. 1; W. E. Teu-
nington, Morven.

Gulled are — J. S. Mvers, M. W. Gaddy,
C. H. Braswell. Wadesboro, R. F. D.
Xo. 1; Edwin Wall. Morven, R. F. D.

No. 1.

White Store — F. H. Morgan, J. A.
Leonard. White Store, R. F. D. No.
6; J. W. Jones, Marshville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Lanesboro — J. W. Gales, Polkton ; J.
P. Billingsly, Polkton, R. F. D. No.
1 ; H. M. Baucom, Peachland, R. F.
D. No. 1; C. S. Redfearn, Peachland.

Burnsville — S. J. Turner, Polkton,
R. F. D. No. 3; T. E. Monroe, Peach-
land, R. F. D. No. 1; J. W. Thomas,
J. B. Hyatt, Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Ansonville — George Burns, S. M.
Clarke. Ansonville, R. F. D. No. 1; I.
H. Sullivan, M. T. Ballard, Jr., An-
sonville.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist— R. D. Redfearn, White
Store. R. F. D. No. 1 : J. A. Summey,
Wadesboro ; J. P. Harris, Pee Dee,
R. F. D. No. 1.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Diamond Hill Academy — R. D. Red-
fearn. Principal; White Store, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Gum Springs School — J. P. Harris,
Principal, Pee Dee, R. F. D. No. 1.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hart. J. E., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Carpenter, S. B„ Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Griggs. Peter, Wadesboro. R. F.
I). Xo. 2.

Ross, A. S., Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Battle & Battle. Pee Dee.

Bonsai & Co., Pee Dee.

ANSON COUNTY.

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Hendley, A. E., Ausonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Dunlap, Ausonville. R. F. D. No. 1.

MeRae, E. E., White Store, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Lowery, M. S., Wadesboro. R. F. D.
No. 2.

COTTON GINS.

Horne, J. D., Wadesboro.

Allen, J. T., Wadesboro.

Little, John R., Wadesboro. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Ross, J. F., Ausonville.

Smith, W. A., Ansonville.
"Haynie, H., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Ledbetter, G. S., Wadesboro, R. F.
I>. No. 1.

Diggs Bros., Morven, R. F. D. No. 1.

Gulledg-e, Chewning- & Co., Wades-
boro, R. F. D. No. 2.

Collins, A. L., Hornesboro, S. C, R.
F. D.

Carpenter, S .B., Ausonville, R. F.
D. lSTo. 1.

Dunlap, D. R., Ansonville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Dunlap, T. B., Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hyatt, M. W., Ausonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Beverly, R. J., Wadesboro.

Lampley, Robert, Wadesboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Little, W. L., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Threadgill, B. F., Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Braswell, C. H., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Martin, J. T., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Ross & Son. Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Efird, J. E., Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Gulledge, W. E., White Store.

Dutton, W. C, Hornesboro, S. C,
R. F. D.

MeSw%n, J. E., Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Tyson, Josiah, Wadesboro.

Hill Ginning Co., Wadesboro.

Griggs, Peter, Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Gulledge & Son, Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Southern Cotton Oil Co., Wadesboro.

Ratliff, ,T. P., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Robinson, C. P., Morven, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Dabbs, G. M., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Lilesville Ginning Co.. Lilesville.

Clarke, J. A., Lilesville.

Coxe, Thos. C, Wadesboro.

Trexler, J. F., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Leggett, A. L., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hyatt, Thomas, Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Horne, T. A., Lilesville.

Boylin, Mrs. J. G., Wadesboro.

M<-(iregor, J. W., Lilesville.

Seago, J. B., Lilesville.

Little. H. W., Wadesboro.

Ratliff & Dawkins, Ruby, S. C, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Watson. Mrs. J. M., White Store, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Hough. W. R., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Phillips. J. T.. McFarlan.

Spencer, W. S., Pee Dee, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Wall, Mrs. John T., Pee Dee, R. F.
1>. Xo. 1.

Morven Gin & Mill Co.. Morven.

Hardison, T. V., Morven.

Little, J. T.. Morven, R. F. D. No. 2.

Martin, S. P., Wadesboro.

Pratt, W. A.. Morven.

Hancock & Edwards, Polkton, R. F.
D. Xo. 2.

Fountain Hill Mill Co., Peachland,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Dunlap, Mrs. J. J. (estate), Wades-
boro.

Moore, C. B., Peachland.

Boggan Bros., Pee Dee.

Ingram, Mrs. John B., Lilesville.

Wall, B. L., Pee Dee, R. F. D. No. 1.

Allen. G. W., & Co., Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Bennett, C. F., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. JL.

Caudle & Griffin, Polkton.

Harris, S. K., Polkton.

Little. George T., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. Xo. 2.

Little, L. L., Ansonville.

McLaurin, Daniel, Morven, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Templeton, R. A., Morven.

Adams, Erwin, Morven, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hou^h, P. L., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. Xo. 3.

Sullivan, J. W., Wadesboro.

Cnple, J. T. & R. E., Wadesboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Carpenter, J. W., Peachland.

FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Coxe. T. C, WadesDoro.

McLendon, H. H., Wadesboro.

Martin, J. T., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Martin, B., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

SAW MILLS.

Alexander Lumber Co., Lilesville.

Teal. C. C, Wadesboro.

Harris, S. K., Polkton.

Jerman Bros.. Wadesboro.

Bailey, W. G., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

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ANSON COUNTY.

PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Mclver, .1. II., Wadesboro.

McArthur, Prof., Lilesville.

Harris. .1. I'., Lilesville.

Massey, J. B. T.. McFarlan.

Crawford, J. C, Morven.

Humbert, \V. II., Polkton.

Gavin & Son, Peachland.
Bowman, M. Oscar, Polkton, R.
P. D. No.

Monroe, T. E., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Redfearn, R. D., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Morgan, Eugene, Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Caudle, Miss Inez, Wadesboro.

Brent, Bliss Jennie B., Wadesboro.

Terrell. Miss Ethel, Wadesboro.

Dees, Miss Okla, Wadesboro.

McKeithan, Miss Daisy, Wadesboro.

Moore, Miss Rosa, Wadesboro.

Hawkins, Miss Lucy, Wadesboro.

Turner, Miss Bernice, Wadesboro.

Gatewood, Miss Nannie, Wadesboro.

Byrd. Miss Genie, Wadesboro.

Watkins, Miss Pboebe, Wadesboro.

Pope, Miss Sue. Wadesboro.

Dunlap, Miss Ethel, Wadesboro.

Howerton, Miss Beulah, Lilesville.

DeLaney, Miss Mary, Lilesville.

Harris, Miss Ophamie, Lilesville.

McAlister, Miss Janie, Lilesville.

Hinson, Miss Annie. Lilesville.

McSwain, Miss Verna, Ansonville.

Edwards, Miss Blannie, Morven.

Wall, Miss Lilly, Morven.

Morrison, Mrs. Daisy, Morven.

Liles, Miss Sallie, Morven.

May. Miss Mary B., Morven.

Moore, Miss Estelle, Wadesboro.

Byrd, Miss Corrie, Wadesboro.

Jones, Miss Maggie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.

Jones, Miss Fannie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.

Ratliff. Miss Mary E., Wadesboro,
R. F. D.

Cox, Miss Rosa, Wadesboro.

Griggs, Miss Annie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.

Hendley, Miss Nora, Wadesboro.

Thomas, Miss Bonnie, Polkton.

Shelleni, Miss Nelle, Marshville, R.
F. D.

Lockhart, Miss Myra, Polkton, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Hyatt, Miss Bessie, Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Waddell, Miss Gussie, Ansonville.

Lentz, Bliss Lizzie, Ansonville.

Maner, Miss Addie, Ansonville.

Kendall, Miss Jessie, Ansonville.

Kendall, Miss Fronie, Ansonville.

Brasington, Mrs. Olivette, Cedar
Hill.

WADESBORO.

Population, 1909: 4,000.

No. white polls, 263; No. colored
polls, 92.

Value real estate and personal
property. $9S7,7S2.

Tax Kate: 95c. on the $100 and
11.60 on the poll.

Bonded debt, $25,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. K. Boggan.

Chief of Police — C. B. Luther.

City Clerk— R. T. Bennett, Jr.

Treasurer — R. T. Bennett, Jr.

Tax Collector— C. B. Luther.

City Attorney — Fred. J. Coxe.

Postmaster — P. B. Matheson.

R. R. Agents— L. C. Parker, Sea-
board Air Line; Thomas Clifton, At-
lantic Coast Line.

Express Agent — J. G. Riddick,
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Manager — Wm. B. Rose,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — W. T. Rose,
Wadesboro Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— T. W. Chambliss, Pastor.

Episcopal— W. H. Ball, Rector.

Methodist— J. H. West. Pastor.

Presbyterian — R. M. Mann, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wadesboro Graded School— J. H.
Mclver, Supt.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

National Hotel.
Klondyke Hotel.
Flake House.
Benton House.

ARCHITECTS.

Lawson, C. A.
Everette, D. J.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank— J. D. Leak,
President ; W. L. Marshall, Cashier.

Bank of Wadesboro — L. D. Robin-
son, President; C. M. Burns, Jr.,
Cashier.

Southern Savings Bank — John T.
Patrick, President; W. M. JVIorton,
Cashier. ft

BAKERS.

Wall, S. J.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Liles, W. H.

Wadesboro Clothing & Shoe Co.

Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.

Little, H. W., & Co.

Hardison Co.

Bennett Bros.

Huntlev, W. J.

Allen, H. B., & Co.

Allen, F. C, & Son.

Ashcraft. K. W.

Medley & Wall.

Crowder, J. A.

Hightower, F. M.

BOOK STORES.

Crowder, B. H.

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BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Rhyne, P. T.
Howell, W. B.
Redfearn, R. J. W.
Harrington, Carl.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Blalock Hardware Co.
Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
Little, H. W.
Little, J. J.

CLUBS.
Wadesboro Wide-A-Wake Club.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Parsons & Hardison.
McKeithan, H. H.
Allen, J. F.

COTTON MILLS.
Wadesboro Cotton Mill Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Pinkston. J. T., & Son.
Hanna. E. L.
Gatewood, D. E.
Burns Bros.
Pinkston, W. X.
Tice, J. T.
McRae, J. A.
Jeans, W. N.
Hill, J. E. C.
Red f earn, R. J. W.
Tarlton, V. F.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Lawson, C. A.

Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.
Everette, D. J.
Bowman, C. C.
Preslar, J. S.
Lindsay, S. J.
Fort, G. W.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Wadesboro Oil Mill.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
F. C. Parsons, President.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Liles, W. H.

Wadesboro Clothing & Shoe Co.
Allen, H. B.. & Co.
Medley & Wall.
Ashcraft, K. W.

COTTON GINS.
Wadesboro Oil Mill (2).
Sullivan, Jesse.
Lampley, Robert.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
The Busy Corner Department Store.
Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.

DENTISTS.
Huntley, Roy M.
Boyette. J. M.
Gray, W. F.

DRUGGISTS.

Parsons Drug Co.

Zoo Pharmacy, Fox & Lyon, Props.

Pee Dee Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.
Ashe, E. S.
Bennett, J. H.
Covington, J. M.

Covington, J. M., Jr.

Ross, R. D.

Thomas, E. L. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.

Liles, W. H.

Bennett Bros.

Huntley, W. J.

Ashcraft, K. W.

Crowder, J. A.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Municipal ownership.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Wadesboro Oil Mill. (Manufacturer.)

Little, H. W., & Co.

Home, J. D.

Leak & Marshall.

Huntley, L. J.

Hardison Co.

FLORISTS.

Fitzsrerald, T. J., Jr.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Rbyne. P. T.

Howell, W. B.

Redfearn, R. J. W.

Reid Brothers.

FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Morgan Bros.

Watkins, C. H.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Oatlinss Furniture Co.

Cox, H. H.

GROCERS.

Parsons & Hardison. (Wholesale.)

Pinkston, J. T., & Son.

Redfearn, J. T.

Gatewood, D. E.

Winfree, Elias.

Hiiihtower, F. M.

Odom, J. W.

Redfearn. R. J. W.

Nash, John.

Colson, O. K.

Hill, J. E. C.

Jeans, W. N.

McRae, J. A.

Tice, J. T.

Caraway, T. T.

Tarlton, V. F.

Burns Bros.

Hardison Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Blalock Hardware Co.

Covington, B. G.

Jeans, W. N.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Marshall & Little (Life and Fire.)

Steele, W. Leak, (Life and Fire).

Anson Real Estate & Insurance Co.
(Life and Fire).
McGregor, D. A., (Life and Fire).

JEWELERS.

Bowman. R. L.
Crowder, B. H.

LAUNDRIES.

Kingho.

Allen, J. F., Agt. Charlotte Steam
Laundry.

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LAWYERS.

Bennett, John T.

Dunlap, F. L.

Robinson & Caudle.

Lockhart, James A.

McLendon & Thomas.

Brock, W. B.

• 'iixe, Fred J.

Oulledge, J. W.

Dunlap, F. W.

Boggan, H. S.
LIMBER M'F'B'S AND DEALERS.

Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.

Everette, D. J.

Fort. George W.

MARBLE WORKS.

Wadesboro .Marble .Sc Granite Fin-
ishing Co.

M VCHINERY DEALERS.

Blalock Hardware Co.

Little, H. W., & Co.

< !ovington, B. G.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Wadesboro Cotton Mill.

Wadesboro Silk Mill Co.

Wadesboro furniture Co.

Wadesboro Oil Co. (Cotton seed oil,
fertilizer and ice.)

Hawkins, W. H. (Shirt manufac-
turer. )

Wadesboro Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Works.

Wadesboro Candy Kitchen.

Wheeler, C. S. (Harness m'f'r.)
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Parsons Drug' Co.

Blalock Hardware Co.

Covington, B. <:.

PAINTERS.

B. R. Hill.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Jeans, W. N.

Rhyue, P. T.

PLUMBERS.

W. N .Rhea.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Gathings Furniture Co.

Cox, H. H.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Bland, C. A.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Ansonian — W. C. Bivens, Edi-
tor.

The Messenger-Intelligencer — J. G.
Boylin, Editor.

Lowe. John, & Son. (Job Printers. 1
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Anson Real Estate & Ins. Co.

Odom. J. W.

Gulled ge, John W.

Patrick. J. T.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Caudle, T. L.

Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.

Odom, J. W.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Anson.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS

Gathings Coffin & Casket Co.

Shepherd, S. S.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Gathings Furniture Co.
Cox, H. H.

LIVERY STABLES.

Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
Bryant, M. W.

Mills, J.

D.

Huntley

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Martin.

Coward.

D.

E.

Little, J

J.

PEACHLAND.

Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 1009: White, 300: -ol-
oreder, 25 ; 325.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayoi — A. D. Griffin.
Postmaster — W. B. Bryant.
Chief of Police— A. A. Phifer.
R. R. Agent— F. W. Causey, Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — F. W. Causey,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHUS.
Primitive Baptist — James Mills, Pas-
tor.

Missionary Baptist — E. C. Snider,
Pastor.
Methodist— L. T. Cordell. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Peachland Academy — E. L. Gavin,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Branch of Southern Savings Bank
of Wadeshoro — J. S. Bivens in charge.
DOCTORS.
Barrett, W. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Barrett, W. W.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Leak & Marshall.
Thomas, S. L.
Trawick & Co.
Redfearn Bros.
Griffin & Tucker.
Phifer, A. A.
Crowder, James.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Griffin, A. D., Prop.

LIVERY STABLES.
Duncan, M. W.
Parker & Burns.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Moore, J. A. (Grist Mill.)
Moore, J. A. (Bucket "ATaniifacturer.)

ANSONVILIiE.

Incorporated in 1881.

Population. 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 200; total, 400.

Value real estate, $100,000; value
personal prorertv, $50,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Postmaster — Mrs. M. K. Hendley.

Chief of Police— B. F. Trexler.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— P. L. Terrell, Pastor.

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Baptist— G. O. Wilhoit, Pastor.

Episcopal— W. H. Ball, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Ansonville High School — Miss Gus-
sie Woddell, Principal

DOCTORS.

Dunlap, J. M.

Carpenter, S. B.. R. F. D. No. 1.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McLendon, E. F.

Brooks, W. D.

Hildreth, W. H.

Ross, J. F.

Duke, J. P.

Ross, O. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Wilhoit, W. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Ansonville Manufacturing Company
(Doors, Sash and Cotton Planters.)

McFARLAN

Incorporated in 1SS3.

Population, 1909: White, 12S; col-
ored, 44; total, 172.

Value real estate, $150,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 70c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. J. Brooks.

Postmaster — W. S. Braswell.

Chief of Police; — J. M. Singer.

R. R. Agent — S. A. Worsley, Atlantic
Coast Line R. R. Co.

Manager Telegraph — S. A. Worsley,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal — W. P. McGhee,
Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— H. W. Bras-
well, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

McFarlan High School— J. E. Mas-
sey, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Northcutt & Braswell Co.

Deal, C. G.

Keeth, J. M.

Odom, J. W.

Timmons, B. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Braswell, H. E.

Timmons, B. F.

LIVERY STABLES.

Odom, Edwin.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Odom, J. W. (Cotton gin, saw mill,
grist mill and flour mill.)

Timmons, S. T. (Wood and iron
worker.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Braswell, W. S.

MORVEN.

Incorporated in 1S82.

Population, 1909: White, 500; col-
ored, 300; total, 800.

Value real estate, $76,916; value per-
sonal property, $60,443.93.

Tax Rate: 35c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — D. M. Johnson.
Postmaster — J. B. Ballard.
Chief of Police — J. E. Lewis.
R. R. Agent — C. C. Dunn, Atlantic
Coast Line R. R. Co.

Manager Telegraph — C. C. Dunn,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — W. P. McGhee, Pastor.
Presbyterian — C. B. CurrTe, Pastor
Baptist — G. H. Church, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Morven State High School — J. C.
Crawford. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Morven — T. W. Hudison,
President; G. A. Martin, Vice-Presi-
dent; M. L. Ham, Cashier; T. C.
Cox, Assistant Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Thompson, N. D.
Meisenheimer. T. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Morven Drug Co.
Hines, J. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Moore, J. E., & Co.
Dunn, Mrs. E. .1.
Hardison, T. U.
Morrison, J. E., & Co.
Pratt, F. P.
Gathings, R. H.. & Co.
Long, Mrs. M. M.
Little, .T. L., & Co.
Ballard, T. C.
Lowry-Liles Co.
Boyd, J. P.
Covington, J. W.

BROKERS.
Watson, M. C.
Liles, D. A. .

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Meisenheimer, T. F.
Griggs. E. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Roswell, C. T.
Ballard, T. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Morven Mill & Gin Co. (Cotton gin,
saw mill, corn and wheat mills.)
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Cox, T. C.

LILESVILLE.

Incorporated in 1872.

Population, 1909: White, 250; col-
ored, 100; total, 350.

Value real estate, $125,000; value
personal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate. 20c. «n the $100 and 60c.
on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. J. Allen.

Postmaster — A. P. Liles.

Chief of Police — J. T. Poplin.

R. R. Agent — D. G. Stutz, Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

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Manager Telegraph — D. G. Stutz,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — C. II. Clyde, Pastor.
Baptist — John A. Sumney, Pastor
Presbyterian — C B. Currie, Pastoi.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Lilesville High School — J. A. Mc-
Arthur, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Lilesville — J. F. Alexander,
President; B. R. Wall, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Wyatt, J. Leak.
Kerr, J Edward.

DRUGGISTS.
Kerr & Wall.
Knotts, W T.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Home, T. A.
Usher, S. T.
Wall, A. G.
Saunders, J. T.
Clark, J. S.
Liles, E. P.
Liles, A P.
Knotts, -W. T.
Dobbs, J A.
Hatcher, S. E.
Kerr & Wall.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Saunders, J. T. (Saunders House.)
Allen, A. ,T. (Allen House.)
LIVERY STABLES.
Allen & Massagee.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
J F. Alexander Lumber Co. (Saw
mills and planer mills.)

POLKTON.

Incorporated in 1873.
Population. 1909: White, 350; col-
ored, 150; total, 500.

Value real estate, -flO.OOO; value per-
sonal property, $6,000.

Tax Kate: 1-4 or 1 per cent.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. W. Gales.
Postmaster — R. M. Flake.
Chief of Police— C. M. Smith.
R. R Agent— J. E Carter, Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. E. Carter.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— L. T. Cordell, Pastor.
Baptist— G. H. Church, Pastor.
Presbyterian — C. B. Currie, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Polkton High School — W. F Hum-
bert, Principal; T. M. Smith, Asst.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Polkton Bank — Leak S. Covington
President ; R. T. Troutman, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Smith, L. C.

DENTISTS.
Smith, T. M

DRUGGISTS

Smith Bros.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Crump, W. F.

O'Neal, T. K.

Boyd & Martin.

McDaniel, W. J.

Beacham & Moore.
. Austin, R. G.

Heldrith, W. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOLSES.

Polkton Hotel

Mrs. C H. Martin.

LIVERY STABLES.

Martin, I. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Anson Lumber Co.
Harrises Ginning Co.

ASHE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, JEFFERSON.

Formed in 1799. Named in honor of Governor Samuel Ashe.

Area: 650 square miles.

Population: 19,581. White males, 9,542; white females, 9,355; negro
males, 318; negro females. 366; foreign born, 12.

Value of real estate, $1, 303,513; value of personal property, $1,235,335.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,513,400; by negroes, $25,3S8.

No. of Schools: For whites, 101; for negroes, 10.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the if 100 ; special, 25c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 650. Worked bv free labor; no tax.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wilkesboro & Jefferson Turnpike Co., assessed value $300.00

Horton Telephone Co., assessed value 571.00

Superior Court Terms: April 4th, July 11th, and October 24th, each to
continue two weeks and for trial of civil and criminal cases.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— W. H. Worth,
Jefferson.

Sheriff— G. B. Austin. Burnt Hill.

Register of Deeds — J. A. Jones, Jef-
ferson.

Treasurer — L. S. Vannoy, Fleetwood.
Coroner — T. J. Call, Hopkins.

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Surveyor — C. W. Ray, Treetop.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. C. Tester-
man, Jefferson.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W. H. Jones,
Warrensville.

Supt of County Home — W. R.
Brown, Jefferson.

Co. Board of Education — W. F.
Lewis, Solitude; A. M. Lewis, Clif-
ton ; F. M. Miller, Clifton.

County Commissioners — H. A. Filer.
(ohm.), Berlin; W. H. Garvey, Beaver
Creek ; F. P. McGuire, McGuire.

County Board of Elections — W. H.
Jones, (chm.), Warrensville; W. M.
Bledsoe, Gale; J. W. Wayman, Jef-
ferson.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Chestnut Hill Township— J. F.
Oliver, Crunipler ; G. \V. Sawyer,
Crumpler; S. S. Revis, Nathans Creek.

Clifton— H. C. Poe, Clifton; W. M.
Graybeal, Clifton ; R. F. Jenkins, Fig'.

Creston — Wilborn Greer, Toliver; A.
H. Lewis, Creston ; Ervin Riley, Fig ;
W. J. McEwen, Creston ; T. S. Max-
well, Fig ; James McMillan, Fig.

Grassy Creek — S. L. Duvall, Grassy
Creek ; J. C. Palsey, Grassy Creek ; J.
M. Sawyer, Weaverford ; J. A. Pierce,
Grassy Creek.

Horse Creek — J. D. Stanbery, Lan-
sing; J. J. Lyall, Apple Grove; Jesse
Goss, Park, Va. ; J. J. Barr, Pinckton ;
Tivis Miller, Lansing ; Joseph Poe,
Edison ; Sidney Tucker, Park, Va. ;
Arthur Rose, Park, Va.

Helton — I. R. Young, Helton ; Cas-
per Blevins, Helton ; W. A. Weaver,
Sturs-ills; W. O. Dickson, Grassy
Creek.

Jefferson — George F. Bare, Wag-
oner; W. E. Johnson, Jefferson: Har-
ry Proctor, Jefferson ; S. T. Sanderfur,
Jefferson; W. A. Dancy, Index; F. L.
Colvard, Crumpler; C. W. Phillips,
Othello.

Laurel — H. L. Williams Hemlock;
D. J. Patrick, Hemlock; V. W.
Phipps, Hemlock; B. F. Kirby, Gray-
son ; J. A. Martin, Thaxton ; J. K.
Taylor, Grayson.

North Fork — W. F. Lewis, Solitude;
W. R. Osborne, Solitude; L. J. Stur-
gill, Parker; James T. Cornett, Suth-
erland; J. B. Sutherland, Sutherland.

Ohids— D. H. Burgess, Obids ; J. C.
Parsons, Glendale Springs; W. H.
Parsons, Othello; D. C. Miller, Ohids;
Newton Bare. Glendale Springs; John
C. Bowlin, Glendale Springs.

Old Fields — W. A. Houck. Baldwin ;
I. E. Duncan, Todd; J. W. Duncan,
Beaver Creek; J. A. Moretz, McGuire;
S. G. Trivett, Beaver Creek; R. C.
Parsons, Raven; Ishmael Graham,
Todd.

Peak Creek — A. C. Dancy, Scottville ;
S. M. Transon. Transon ; J. D. Bare,
Ore Knob; J. C. Miller Laurel Spring;
W. L. Miller, Transon ; J. F. Johnson,

Ripple; M. V. Hoppers, Algiers.

Pine Swamp — J. P. Goodman, Nettle
Knob; W. H. Owens, Hopkins; V. L.
Moretz, Hopkins ; A. H. Church, Idle-
wild ; W. G. Blackburn, Fleetwood ;
D. H. Goodman, Nettle Knob ; Charlie
Hodgson, Oval; J. F. Hartzog, Idle-
wild ; J. R. Johnston, Idlewild.

Piney Creek — Jonathan Perry, Park,
Va.; W. C. Powers, Weasel; A. F.
Miller, Park, Va. ; M. F. Jones, Ber-
lin; H. C. Tucker, Park, Va.; W. J.
Roberts, Grassy Creek; Henderson A.
Eller, Lansing.

Walnut Hill— R. F. Blevins,
Crumpler ; G. O. Francis, Crumpler ;
M. S. May, Grassy Creek; R. L.
Beeves, Grassy Creek ; A. P. Barker,
Crumpler.

SAW MILLS.

Walters, J. E., Jefferson.

Osborne, D. A., Beldon.

Dillard, J. F., Orion.

McNeill, J. R., Jefferson.

McNeill, P. G., Jefferson.

Latham. J. R., Clifton.

McEwen, W. J., Creston.

Ruark, A. W., Solitude.

Latham, W. W., Trout.

Lewis. H. M.. Solitude.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Missionary Baptist — Creed Roberts,
Grassy Creek; J. F. Stanley, Hemlock;
P. H. Haire, Fleetwood; W. F. Barker,
(brassy Creek; Elihu Tucker, Grassy
Creek'; R. M. Burkett, Theta ; R. L.
Shoaf, Warrensville; J. T. Glenn,
Hemlock; W. H. Glenn, Dandy; Hugh
Campbell, Hemlock; J. M. Neaves,
Crumpler.

Primitive Baptist— C. C. Davis,
Park, Va. ; B. H. Blevins. Crumnler.

Union Baptist— Jesse Bare, Clifton;
Monroe Elliott, Clifton ; W. H. Dar-
nell. Dresden; L. C. Craven, Linney;
J. V. Yates,' Clifton; Harvey Lewis.
Solitude; John Riddle, Treetop; Wil-
liam Porter. Linney; J. G. Miller,
Jefferson ; E. Z. Sexton, Edison.

M. E. Church, South — J. F. Houck,
Baldwin; B. M. Jackson, Creston; P.
L Shore, Sturgiil; Amhrose Weaver,
Sturgill.

M. E. Church — Hiram Weaver, Lan-
sing; W. A. Patton, Lansing; Rufus
Graybeal, Hemlock; D. W. Haga,
Green Valley, John Romlnger, Lan-
sing; T. A. Farmer. Lansing.

German Baptist— E. M. Sheets,
Dresden; a. W. Miller. Clifton; H. J.
Woodie, Beldon : D. P. Welch, Dres-
den : Jonathan Miller. Clifton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Caudill, M. D., Green Valley.

Osborne, D. L., Green Valley.

Maxwell, L., Solitude.

Maxwell, R. S., Solitude.

Thomas, J. D., Creston.

Latham, W. W., Trout.

Jones, W. T. A., Toliver.

Graybeal, J. M., Hemlock.

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Joincs, R. IT., & Co., Hemlock.

Hemlock Extract Co., Hemlock.

Kilby, B. P., Grayson.

C.illey, G. W., Clifton.

Roten & Roark, Clifton.

Welch Bros., Edison.

Greer, W. T., & Co., Dandy.

Elliott, J. S., Pinckton.

Gillev, W. P., Park, Va.

Taylor & Clark, Park. Va.

Baldwin, J. N., Lansing.

Darnell & Son, Weasel.

Thompson, S. E., Park, Va.

Porter, G. W., Helton.

Dickson, G .D., Grassy Creek.

Pierce, J. A., Grassy Cseek.

Thompson, W. G., & Co., Grassy
Creek.

Wagg, A. W., & Son, Grassy Creek.

McMillan, Walter W., Nathans

Brown, E. D., Crumpler.

.Tones & McNeill, Crumpler.
Creek.

Richardson, J. P., Nathans Creek.

Wilcox, G. G., Transon.

Bare, R., Ore Knob.

Bare, C. R., Glendale Springs.

McNeill, W. R., Obids.

Severet. J. P., Glendale Springs.

Colvard, J. H., Idlewild.

Osborne. G. H., & Son. Oval.

Brown, T. H.. Riverside.

Edwards, K. F.. Baldwin.

Greer. Hamp, Woodford.

Rav, Fred G., Baldwin.

Dollar, W. P., Linney.

Bare. W. J., Orion.

Little, A. P., Sons, Crnmpler.

Price. B. C, Benboland.

Roark, E. G., Green Valley.

Sutherland Mercantile Co., Suther-
lands.

Turner, W. W., Solitude.

Worth, Joe, Creston.

Graham, J. S., Trout.

Jones, R. A., Hemlock.

Williams, H. L., & Son, Hemlock.

Martin, J. A., Thaxton.

Farmer, J .P., Sly.

Sapp, John, Sly.

Latham, C. R., Clifton.

Welch Bros., Dresden.

Stanbery, W. J., Lansing.

Ashley, G. E., Clifton.

Clark, Harvey, Lansing.

Tucker, S-, Park, Va.

Baldwin, P. H., Brandon.

Bauguess, T. J., Weasel.

Helton Woolen Mills, Sturgills.

Carter, Pasley & Son, Grassy Creek.

Sturgill, J. A., Rugby, Va.

Parson Bros. .Weaverford.

Edwards. P. C, Crumpler.

McMillan, C. P., Crumpler.

Sawvers, G. W., Crumpler.

Stout, I. M., Gale.

Hunt, Lee. Ore Knob.

Burgess, D. H. & H. H., Obids.

Long & Lyon, Obids.

Miller, E.. & Co.. Glendale Springs.

Moretz, V. L., Hopkins.

Yannoy, L. S., Fleetwood.
Duncan, J. W., Beaver Creek.
Graham & Co., Todd.
McGuire Bros. & Co., McGuire.
Wilcox, J. M., Raven.
Colvard, W. T., & Co., Orion.
Garvey, W. H., Beaver Creek.
Perkins, G. A., & Co., Treetop.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Helton High School— J. O. Good-
man, Sturgills.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Jones, T. Lester, Lansing.
Jones, Thester, Lansing.
Barton, J. H., Weaverford.
Jones, R. W., Clifton.
Lemley, I. T., Todd.
Graham, W. R., Todd.
Blackburn, W. R., Todd.
Pennington, S. E., Sturgills.
Jones, A. L., Helton.
Ballou, J. L., Crumpler.
Call, T. J., Hopkins.
Robinson, W. J., Creston.
Tugman, B. W., Fig.
Jones, U. G., Clifton.
FLOUK, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Creston Roller Mills, Creston.
Helton Roller Mills, Helton.
Idol. B. V., Jefferson.
Blevins, J. F., WTeaversford.
Bauguess, T. J., Weasel.
Ballou, J. XL, Grassy Creek.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Dickson, C. M., Jefferson.
Dickson, Claude, Silas Creek.
Dickson, Wiley, Silas Creek.
Dickson, William, Silas Creek.
Stuart, Isaac, Silas Creek.
Blevins, Roby, Silas Creek.
Graybeal, Arthur, Sussex.
Jones, J. W., Clinton.
Howell, William, Budd.
Howell, Miss Sallie, Raven.
Houck, Roby, Baldwin.
Tugman, B. W., Todd.
Howell, Miss Naomi, Oval.
Graham, C. E., Todd.
Graham, W. L., Todd.
Miller, Killy, Comet.
Shepherd, Fildon, Pinckton.
Shepherd, Ambrose, Pinckton.
Robbinson, E. S., Roten.
Eller, Miss Bertha, Berlin.
Koontz, R. V., Gale.
Tucker, E. F., Furches.
Luther, William, Jefferson.
Vannoy, Robert, Crumpler.
Baker, J. D., Oval.
Graham, Patterson, Eye.
Thompson, K. F., Eye.
Jones, C. E., Berlin.
Jones, Bertie, Berlin.
Brown, S. W., Sturgills.
Blevins, Daniel, Helton.
Blevins, Clint, Crumpler.
Goodman, Miss M. J., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, R. H., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, W. F. Beaver Creek,

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Thompson, L., Eugene.

Francis, G. O., Crumpler.

Graybeal, David, Graybeal.

Phipps, W. A., Graybeal.

Taylor, B. F., Weavers Ford.

Grisby, B. P., Fig.

Phipps, W. F., Weavers Ford.

Goodman, Miss I. V., Beaver Creek.

Greer, J. S., Woodford.

Absher, D. C, Obids.

Testerman, J. A., Silas Creek.

Moratz, J. A., Hopkins.

Reedy, O. G., Grassy Creek.

Osborne, Oscar, Parker.

Phipps, J. F., Bleviu.

Blevins, R. F., Blevin.

Goodman, Avery, Beaver Creek.

Garvey, Bina, Beaver Creek.

Johnson, J. A., Berlin.

Goss, Miss Clara, Creston.

Jones, U. S., Clifton.

Goodman, J. O., Beaver Creek.

Goss, Miss Emma, Creston.

Bower, Miss Maude, Jefferson.

Graybeal, Miss Clemmie, Jefferson.

Absher, Mrs. Mabel, Obids.

Dobbin, Mrs. Grace, Todd.

Lewis, Miss Bessie, Green Valley.

Eller, W. F., Berlin.

Jones, W. H., Jr., Berlin.

Roteu, 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.

JEFFERSON.

Incorporated in 1850.
Population, 1909: White, 275; col-
ored, 25; total, 300.

Value real estate, $36,518; value per-
sonal property, $32,049.

Tax Bate: 30c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
No tpwn government.
Postmaster — J. W. Hardin.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
M. E. Church, South— F. L. Shore,
Pastor.

Baptist — No Pastor.
Presbyterian — Wm. M. Baker, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Jefferson Academy — W. O. & J. A.
Dickson, Principals.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Ashe — J. E. Finley,
President; W. H. Worth, Cashier.

The First National Bank — W. C.
Greer, Pres; S. G. Parsons, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Colvard, J. W.
Testerman, J. C.
Blevins, Manley.

DRUGGISTS.
Testerman, J. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Neal Bros.

Jefferson Cash Store.
McNeill, E. A.
Johnson, E. E., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Jefferson, E. L. Tucker, Prop.
Gentry House, Miss Sallie Gentry,
Prop.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Jefferson Roller Mill.

LAWYERS.
Park, G. L.
Ballou. R. L.
Councill, J. B.
Bowie. T. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Worth, W. H., & Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Jefferson Recorder — T. W.
Adams, Editor.

The Ashe Job Office — Job Printers.

BEAUFORT COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WASHINGTON.

Formed in 171S. Named in honor of Duke of Beaufort.

Area: S19 square miles.

Population : 30,000.

Value of real estate, $4,581,SG8; value of personal property, $1,830,252.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $5,984,765; by negroes, $427,355.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100 and 38c. on poll; special,
131-3c. County bonded debt, $87,500.

Public Roads: Worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Investment Company, assessed value $ 104.00

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 1,158.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., 6.62 miles, assessed value 193,489.23

Southern Express Cornoany, assessed value 8.019.59

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,824.33

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 46.14 miles, assessed value 459,187.55

Washington & Hyde Telephone Company, assessed value 4,620.00

lONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY.
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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Washington & Aurora Telephone Company, assessed value 1,000.00

Williamston Telephone Company, assessed value 325.00

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,290.00

Washington & Vandemere Railroad, 3:'>.50 miles, assessed value... 73.071.S8
Superior Court Terms: February 14th; May 23rd, civil eases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

E.

—George A. Paul,

Ricks, Washing-

-Gilbert Rumley,

Washing-
A. Nichol-

L. Vaugh-

R. War-
Stancill,

E.
B.
C.

Clerk of the Court

Washington.

Sheriff — George
ton.

Register of Deeds
Washington.

Treasurer — Joseph F. Tayloe, Wash
ington.

Coroner — Joshua Tayloe,
ton.

Co. Supt. of Health— P.
son, Washington.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W.
an, Washington.

Supt. of County Home — Elias Bright,
Washington.

Co. Board of Education — E. W.
Ayers, (chrni.), Washington; W. M.
Britt, Bonnerton ; T. R. Hodges,
Washington.

County Commissioners — R.
ren, Washington ; W. H.
Washington ; F. H. "Von Eberstein,
Chocowinity ; W. H. Hooker, Aurora ;
H. C. Boyd, Pinetown.; Thomas Green,
Pantego ; L. P. Harris, Pinetown.

County Board of Elections— H.
Harding, (chrm.), Washington; W
Windley, (sec), Washington; W.
Ellis, Washington.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Bath Township — Thomas Webster,
Pinetown ; T. L. Jackson, Pinetown ;
W. A. Tankard. Bath; G. M. Jordan,
Sidney: W. C. Kinion, Sidney; W. H.
Tyer, Bath.

Chocowinity — W. A. Blount, Jr..
Chocowinity; W. R. Galloway, Blounts
Creek ; W. H. Patrick, Chocowinity ;
W. A. Cratch, Blounts Creek.

Long Acre — H. C. Boyd, Pinetown ;
W. B. Fleming, Pinetown ; J. R. Pink-
ham, Washington ; Charles A. Single-
ton, Washington; L. C. Alligood,
Washington ; T. A. Berry, Pinetown ;

C. J. Cutler, Washington ; A. N. Cut-
ler, Washington ; S. W. Boyd, Pine-
town; O. L. Sparrow, Pinetown; M.
H. Cutler, Pinetown ; L. M. Shepherd,
Washington; E. K. Gurganus, Pine-
town.

Pantego — O. F. Davis, Pantego ; W.

D. Sadler, Pinetown ; A. L. Bell, Bel-
haven ; L. W. Paul, Bath; W. J. Bul-
lock, Belhaven ; R. H. Allen, Pungo ;
R. D. Adams, Pantego; W. S. Riddick,
Belhaven ; W. G. Waters, Pantego ; A.
B. Jones, Pantego.

Richland— W. L. Godley, South
Creek ; E. R. Tripp, Bonnerton ; J. A.
Hardy, Aurora ; Benj. Potter, South
Creek ; J. M. Messic, South Creek ; J.

M. Litchfield, Aurora ; C. R. Flowers,
South Creek; N. W. Potter, Edward;
Absalom Tuten, Edward ; B. B.
Thompson, Aurora.

Washington — J. C. Latham, Wash-
ington ; J. G. Chauncey, Washington ;
A. S. Roberson, Washington ; Joseph
T. Ross, Washington; W. M. Cooper,
Washington ; A. Mayo, Washington ;
S. L. Willard, Washington; C. M.
Brown, Washington; John G. Blount,
Washington; W. B. Wiudley, Wash-
ington.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Jackson, C. C, Yeatesville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Winstead, J. T., Sons, Winsteadville.

Brown, L. M., & Co., Idalia.

Harris, W. T., Leechville.

Pinetown Mercantile Co., Pinetown.

Turnage, J. E., Chocowinity.

Paul, J. P., Gaylords.

Satchwell, J. T., Yatesville.
COTTON GINS.

Aycock, C. P., Pantego.

Brooks, T. A., Bath.

Winstead, J. G., Winsteadville.

Oden, J. W., & Co., Huntersbridge.

Woodfenden, Fred, Chocowinity.

Toler, A., Blounts Creek.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED 3IILLS.

Havens, J., Washington.
SAW 3IILLS.

Springer Lumber Co., South Creek.

Elliott Lumber Co., Bath.

Perry, J. R., Washington, R. F. D.

Hodges, R. E.. Washington.

Rawls, O. B., Washington.

Lamm & Tuten, Edward.

Paul, C. B., Sidney.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Burgess, S. F., Cherry.

Nicholson, Miss Blanche, Bath.

Mixon, Miss Lizzie, Washington.

Tripp, Miss Annie E., Bonnerton.

Whitley, Miss Laura, Jessama.

Winstead, Miss Oussie, Ransomville.

Tripp, Miss Esther, Bonnerton.

Stancill, Miss Miriam, Washington.

Braddy, Miss Susan A., Pinetown,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Swindell, Miss Myrtle, Belhaven.

Gaylord, Miss Eva, Pantego.

Crumpler. Miss Odessa. Pantego.

Jarvis, Miss Alice V., Belhaven.

Jarvis, Miss Etfie R., Belhaven.

Davis, W. A., Washington.

Bullock, Mrs. Maria R., Belhaven.

Moore, Miss Katie, Ransomville.

Pinkham, J. R., Washington.

Windley, Miss Lena, Washington.

Woolard, Miss Alice. Washington.

Paul, Mrs. A. G., Aurora.

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN. WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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Eula, Yeates-

Aurora.

Edward.

Washington.

Selby, Miss Annie, Aurora.

Hollowell, Miss Claude, Washington.

Bishop, Miss Annie, Belhaven.

Wallace, Miss Lula, Yeatesville.

Hollowell, Miss Annie L., Washing-
ton, R. P. D. No. 4.

Daniel, B. D., Gilead.

Woolard, Miss Lorena, Yeatesville.

Bright, Miss Florence W.. Washing-
ton.

Rowe, Miss Ruth, Aurora.

Hodges, Miss Annie L., Washington,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Woolard, Miss Effie
ville.

Ross, Miss Belva A.,

Warren, Miss Bessie,

Hodges, Miss Agues,

Braddy, Miss Alice V., Jessarna.

Swanuer, Miss Lula, Washington.

Hodges, Miss Edith, Washington.

Harris, Miss Annie L., Pinetown, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Ross, Wilbur H., Aurora.

Little, Miss Ada M., Washington.

Latham, Miss Julia, Edward.

Hines, Miss Ruby, Chocowinity.

Butt, Mrs. Mary B., Bonnerton.

Braddy, Miss Irene. Jessarna.

Harris, Miss Laura M., Blounts
Creek.

Topping, Thomas W., Pantego.

Paul, Mrs. L. M., Pantego.

Tuten, Miss Margaret Edward.

Tuten, Miss Bertha O., Edward.

Satterthwaite, Miss Maude. Sidney.

Satterthwaite, Miss Ada, Sidney.

Hodges, Miss Lizzie, Washington.

Hill, George F., Chocowinity.

Bowen, J. Z., Pinetown.

Oden, H. H., Pinetown.

Guilford, Fenner, Aurora.

Latham, Miss Lizzie, Washington.

Bishop, Miss Lucy, Leechville.

Kugler, Miss Hellen, Washington.

Newby, Miss Mary L., Washington.

Corey, Alexander. Pinetown.

Cutler, N. A., Jessarna.

Hobson, Miss Mary C, Hunters
Bridge.

Cutler, Miss Annie L.. Jessarna.

Leggett, Spencer H., Washington.

Levy, Mrs. Ma.y J., South Creek.

Lowe, A. C, Aurora.

Lowe, Miss Kate B., Aurora.

Allen. J. H., Plymouth.

Bonner, Miss Blanche, Aurora.

Blount, Miss Mae W., Chocowinity.

Tetterton, W. T., Washington.

Sparrow, Orvis L., Washington.

Sparrow, Miss Clara J., Winstead-
ville.

Long, Miss May. Blounts Creek.

Sparrow, Miss Stella V., Winstead-
ville.

Edwards, W. P., Edward.

Bowen, Miss Lela J., Pinetown.

Wallace, Miss Lula, Yeatesville.

Hughes, Miss Elizabeth, Chocowin-
ity.

Cho-

Braddy, Miss Susan A., Jessarna.

Carrowan, B. G., Pantego.

White, Miss Minnie E., Bath.

Latham, Miss Julia, Edward.

Hardy, J. A., Edward.

Woolard, Miss Alice. Washington.

Swindell, Miss Myrtle. Belhaven.

Hughes, Miss Carrie, Chocowinity.

Winfleld, Miss Lucy, Pantego.

Tuten, Mrs. Ethel, Aurora.

Bayner, Miss Ella, Leechville.

Hill, Miss Mattie, Chocowinity.

Bonner, Miss Clare, Aurora.

Von Eberstein, Miss Julia H.;
cowiuity.

Ross, Ernest, Pantego.

Brinn. Miss Mattie, Bath.

Tunstall, T. B., Edward.

Brothers, W. T., Aurora.

^\'l)ite, Miss Alma, Belhaven.

Ricks, Henry E., Pantego.

Hughes, Miss Lucretia, Washington.

Ross; Miss Ora R., Bonnerton.

Thompson, Jamie, Pantego.

Paul, John W., Pungo.

Ross, Miss Lucy G., Bonnerton.

Williams, Victor G., Chocowinity.

Judkins, Miss Bettie, Pantego.

Stilley, Miss Ruby Gray, Edward.

Snipes, Miss Dora, Chocowinity.

Warren, Miss Emma L., Blount
Creek, R. F. D. No. 2.

Ormond, Miss Bessie, Bath.

Messic, Miss Jannie, Edward.

Jones, Miss Hattie. Washington.

Holliday, James H., Jamesville.

Whitehurst, Miss Lucy, South Creek.

Southerland, Mrs. Mamie, Choco-
winity, R. F. D.

Tuten, Miss Ethel, Aurora.

Davenport, A. W.. Bath.

Willard, Miss Caddie, Washington,
R. F. D.

WASHINGTON.

Population, 1909: 10,000. No. white
polls, 525; No. colored polls, 496.

Value real estate. $1,545,270; value
personal property, $646,578.

Tax Rate: $1.15 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $129,000.

Floating debt, $2,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— C. H. Sterling.

Chief of Police — George N. Howard.

City Clerk — W. B. Windley.

Treasurer — E. H. Moore.

Tax Collectoi — W. B. Windley.

Standard-Keeper— R. Tripp.

City Attorney— H. C. Carter.

City Supt. of Health — P. A. Nichol-
son.

Postmaster — Hugh Paul.

R. R. Agents — T. II. Myers. Norfolk
& Southern Ry. Co.; E. A. LaFrage,
Atlantic Coast Line By.

Telegraph Managers — Z. M. Potts,
Postal; W. F. Clark, Western Uni.ni.

Telephone Manager — D. W. Bell,
Carolina Telephone >V Tel. Co.

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. A. Sullivan, Pastor.

Christian — 3. N. Hope, Pastor.

Episcopal — Nathaniel Harding, Rec-
tor.

Methodist— W. T. Plyler, Pastor.

Presbyterian — H. B. Searight, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Washington Graded School — N. C.
Newbold, Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Latham, J. B.

Hotel Louise.

Springs, A. A.

Branch, Mrs. W. A. B.

Fulford, Mrs. A. S.

Fortiscue, Mrs. B. F.

Wynne, J. R.

Brabble, J. W.

Bell, Mrs. Lossie.

Dudley, Mrs. John W., Sr.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — C. M. Brown,
President; A. M. Dumay, Cashier.

Bank of Washington — Seth Bridg-
man. President : T. J. Latham, Cashier.

Savings & Trust Co.— B. G. Moss,
President; J. B. Sparrow, Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Home.

BAKERS.

Rhodes, W. J.

Willis, C. M.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Pamlico Brick & Tile Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Brooks' Shoe Store.

Fowle, S. R., & Son.

BOOK STORES.

Harding, W. B.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Rumley, O.

Bright, H. R.

Cozzens, E. B.

Scott, W. A.

Nichols, W. A.

CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Washington Buggy Co.

Hassel Supply Co.

Miles, Suffolk.

CLUBS.

Elks.

Country Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Mayo, H. B.. & Co.

Jennett. E. T., & Co.

Morris, C. G., & Co.

Jenkins. H. M., & Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Smith. M. A.

Kennett, E. T.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Rhodes, W. J.

Sparrow, H. G.

Archbell, E. L.

Andrews, W. W.

Candy Kitchen.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Jones, M. M.

Harding, T. J.

Congleton, Ira C.

Miller, J. W.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Havens, J.

Eureka Lumber Co.

Fowle, S. R., & Son.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

H. C. Bragaw, President; A. C.
Hathaway, Secretai-y.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Hoyt, J. K.

Clark, J. E., Co.

Bowers-Lewis Co.

Spencer Bros.

Spencer, A. G.

Buckman, J. F., & Son.

Ayers, E. W.

Suskins & Berry.

COTTON GIN*.

Havens Oil Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Hoyt, J. K.

DENTISTS.

Wells, A. S.

Snell, H.

Mann, L. H.

Gallagher, R. T.

DRUGGISTS.

Washington Drug Co.

Tayloe. D. T., & Co.

Gallagher, J. M.

Brown, E. M.

Hardy, I. M.

Blount, W. A. & J. G.

Bogart, M. C.

DOCTORS.

Tayloe, D. T.

Brown, E. M.

Tayloe, Joshua.

Blount, W. A.

Blount. J. G.

Gallagher, J. M.

Nicholson, P. A.

Nicholson, S. T .

Nicholson, J. L.

Hardv, I. M.

Hoyt, A. C.

Lloyd. J. M. (col.)

Beebee, J. A. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Bowers-Lewis Co.

Hovt, J. K.

Ayers, E. W.

Spencer Bros.

Buckman, J. F. & Son.

Fowle, S. R., & Son.

Suskins & Berry.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Washington Light & Water Com-
pany. (Municipal electric plant.)
FRUIT DEALERS.

Rhodes, W. J.
Sparrow, H. G.
Andrews, W. W.
Archbell, E. L.

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
TEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Pamlico Chemical Co.

Bragaw, W., & Co.

Phillips, G. A., & Bro.

Carter, D. M.

FLORISTS.

Smallwood, Miss Pauline.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Sterling, C. H.

Moore, B. B.

Swindell & Fulford.

Willis, S. P.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Mutual Machine Co.

Pamlico Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Southern Furniture Co.

Jefferson Furniture Co.

Morton, W. B., & Co.
GROCERS.

Mixon, E. R. & Co. (Wholesale.)

Peterson, E., Co. (Wholesale).

Cox, A. G., & Co.

Tavloe, J. F.

Willis, E. K.

Pamlico Grocery Co.

Carolina Dist. Co.

Paul, F. G., & Bro.

Ellison Bros. Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Mallison, W. C, & Co.

Fulford. N. S.. Hardware Co.

McKeel-Richardson Hardware Co.

Harris, J. H., Plumbing & Supply
Company.

HOSPITALS.

Washington Hospital.

S. R. Fowle Memorial Hospital.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Studdert, G. J. (Life.)

Braaraw, W„ & Co. (Fire.)

Williams, C. M. (Fire.)

Phillips. G. A.. & Bro. (Fire.)

Myers, J. <& P. B. (Fire.)

Parker, Carl. (Life and Fire.)
JEWELERS.

Smithers, A. G.

Bell, W. M.

Stewart, R. L.

Campbell, J. S.

LAUNDRIES.

Washington Steam Laundry.

Sing Lee.

LAWYERS.

Small. McLean & McMullen.

Simmons, N. L.

Rodman & Rodman.

Bragaw, S. C.

Harding, C. H.

Carter. H. C.

Nicholson & Daniel.

Stewart, E. L.

Ward & Grimes.

Grimes, W. D.

Vaughan & Thompson.
LUMBER M'F'R'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Availing. W. B.

Kugler Lumber Co.

Moss Planing Mill.

Eureka Lumber Co.

Moore Lumber Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Simmons, J. H.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Bailey Supply Co.

Fulford, N. S., Hardware Co.

NAVAL STORE DEALERS.
Fowle, S. R., & Son.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Willis, E. K.
Mallison, W. C, & Son.

PAINTERS.
Lewis, F. B.
Harris, C. F.
Forbes, J. S.
Harper, Henry.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Mayo, II. B., & Co.

PLUMBERS.
Harris, J. H., Plumbing & Supply
Company.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Baker Studio.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Johnson Printing House.
NEWSPAPERS.
Gazette — C. L. Stevens, Editor.
Messenger — C. L. Stevens, Editor.
Progress — W. K. Jacobson, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Washington Investment Co.
Harding, II. E., & Son-

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Eureka Lumber Co.

TAILORS.
Goldstein, H. B.
Wright, F. A.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Southern Furniture Co.
Farrow, W. T.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Carrow, H. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Proctor, J. R.

AURORA.

Incorporated in 1S80.

Population, 1909: White, 450; col-
ored. 350; total, S00.

Value real estate, $110,000; value
personal property, $54,930.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. H. Hooker.

Postmaster — J. W. Chapin.

Chief of Police— C. H. Roberson.

R. R. Agent — R. J. House.

R. R. Agent — R. J. House, Washing-
ton & Vandemere R. 1!.

Manager Telegraph — R. J. House,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— C. R. Canipe, r.istor.
Episcopal — H. W. Ticknor. Rector.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. MacCotter, Pas-
tor.
Christian — W. O. Winfleld, Pastor.
Presbyterian — -T. II. JarviS, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Aurora Graded Schools- Mrs. Mary

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

90 BEAUFORT

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COUNTY

P. Cooper, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Redditt, L. II., Agent.

Bank of Aurora -J. 1!. WMtehurst,

Still, P.

President; 0. M. Hooker, Cashier.

Fulcher, C. P.

DOCTORS.

Bennett, J. <:.

Staley, S. W.

Edward, A. M.

Bonner, II. M.

Caton, J. B.

DRUGGISTS.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Staley Drug Co.

Hotel Edwards.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Edward Inn.

Snell, M. B., & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Bryan, J. B. & Son.

Redditt, T. H. (Cotton gin, saw

Dixon & Bonner.

mill and grist mill.)

Bennett, W. B.

Wilkinson, J. T., & Co.

BELHAVEN.

Wilkinson Milling Co.

Incorporated in 1S99.

WMtehurst, J. B., & Co.

Population, 1909: White, 2,375; col-

Cuthrell, P. S., Co.

ored, 1,125; total, 3,500.

Mirlgette, C. G.

Value real estate and personal prop-

Mayor, J. W., & Bro.

erty, $712,000.

Litchfield, J. M.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.

Litchfield, T.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Cherry, F. F.

Mayor — J. W. Smith.

Thompson, L. T.

Postmaster — W. C. Brinson.

Gaskins, W. H.

Chief of Police — M. M. Jones.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

R. R. Agent— B. F. Stearn, Norfolk

Aurora Hardware Co.

& Southern Railway Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Manager Telegraph — B. F. Stearn.

Hotel Litchfield.

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Hotel McWilliams.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

LIVERY STABLES.

Episcopal — A. C. D. Noe, Rector.

Bonner, G. I.

Methodist — Rufus Bradley, Pastor.

Litchfield, T.

Baptist — Jas. W. Rose, Pastor.

Bonner, W. S.

Christian — H. C. Bowen, Pastor.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Standard Lumber Co. (Inc.)

Belhaven Graded School— W. M.

Thompson Ginning Co.

Hiuton, Principal.

R. L. Jones Mfg. Co.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

LAWYERS.

Bank of Belhaven — C. P. Aycock,

Vaughan & Thompson.

President ; W. E. Stubbs, Cashier.

Bonner. H. M.

DOCTORS.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Mariner, N. B.

Lane, J. B. (Life.)

Windlev, C. T.

Thompson, W. A. (Fire.)

Tayloe. A. K.

Kellam, W. D.
Bullock, W. J.

EDWARD.

Incorporated in 1890.

DRUGGISTS.

Population, 1909: White, 154; col-

Mariner & Gibbs.

ored. 10; total, 164.

Latham, A. C.

Value real estate, $27,620; value

Bishop, J. P.

personal property, $9,397.

Bullock. W. J.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.

Kellam, W. D.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Windley, C. T.

Mayor — W. H. Dixon.

McKinney, M. M.

Postmaster — J. U. Edwards.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Chief of Police— H. H. Ross.

Taylor. J. L., & Co.

R. R. Agent— B. F. Parrott, Atlantic

Clark-Smith Co.

Coast Line Railway.

Bishop & Smith.

Manag-er Telegraph — B. F. Parrott,

Windley Co.

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Raiff Bros.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Lesofsky, D.

Disciple— W. O. Winfield, Pastor.

Cooper & McKinney.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jarvis-Butt Co.

Edward High School — George F.

Tarkington & Phelps.

Hill, Principal Miss Janie Messic, As-

McGowan, E., & Co.

sistant.

Terrell, F. Y.

DOCTORS.

Pugh, J. D.

Dixon, W. H.

Muir, O.

DRUGGISTS.

Blount, D. W.

Dixon, W. H.

Dillon, Louis.

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN. WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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Bowen, W. H.

Windley, George M.

Roper Co.

Russell & Manly.

GROCERS.

Sawyer Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)

Carolina Distributing Co. (Whole-
sale.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Carolina.

Hooten House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Baynor, Penner.

Miller, A.

Sears W .J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

John L. Roper Lumber Co. (Saw
mill and planing mill.)

Riddiek & Windley. (Saw mill and
planing mill.)

Belhaven Lumber Co. (Planing mill.)

Interstate Cooperage Co. (cooperage
mill and box factory.)

Wilkinson, J. A. (Ice factory, grist
mill, cotton gin.)

Belhaven Lumber Co. (Electric light
plant.)

Belhaven Pine Oil Works. (Tar oil,
liniment, paint, etc.).

Montgomery & Makely. (Oyster
house and canning factory.)

Miles, A. D. (Oyster packing house.)

Smith, R. L. (Fish and oyster
dealer.)

Pungo Fish Co. (Fist and oyster
dealers.)

White, J. J. (Ship Railways.)

Jarvis, W. O. (Ship Railways.

Interstate Cooperage Co. (Ship Rail-
ways.)

Belhaven Overall & Shirt Mfg. Co.
(Overalls, shirts and gloves.)

Alexander. A. C. (Bottling works.)

Tooly Milling Co. (Grist mill.)
LAWYERS.

Leigh, J. A.

Tooly & Simmons.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Stubbs & Snyder.

BATH.

Incorporated in 1705.

Population, 1909: White, 375; col
ored, 100; total, 475.

Value real estate, $30,000; value per
sonal property. $15,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. A. Tankard.
Postmaster — T. A. Brooks.
Chief of Police — Alfred Bailey.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — C. E. Malone, Rector.
Methodist — F. E. Dixon, Pastor.
Christian — Thos. Green, W.
Windfleld.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Bath Graded School— A. W. Daven

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port, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Nicholson, J. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Nicholson, J. T.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Brooks-Pollard Co.
Mason, W. W.
Skittletharpe, J. T.
Tnrkington, R.
Beasley, W. H.
Tyre, T. R.
Wiudfleld, W. O.

GROCERS.
Bath Grocery Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.
Hotel Waters, C. E. Waters, Mgr.

LIVERY STABLES.
Tankard, W. A.
Burbage, W. S.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Brooks, T. A. (saw mill, planing
mill, shingle mill.)

PAN TEG O.

Incorporated in 1SS0.
Population, 1909: White, 200; eol-
ored, 151; total, 350.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. P. Aycock.
Tostmaster — D. A. Windley.
R. R. Agent — J. P. Clark, Norfolk
& Southern Ry.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — Rufus Bradley, Pastor.
Disciples of Christ— W. O. Wind-
field, Pastor.

Missionary Baptist — Rev. Mr. But-
ter. Pastor.

Free Will Baptist— James W. Rose,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pantego High School — L. E. Bennell,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Credle, E. S.

DRUGGISTS.
Credle, E. S.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Aycock, C. W., Supply Co.

Windley, D. A.

Jonas, E. H.

Whitlev, J. F.

Whitley, Thomas H.

Jonas, A. B.

Topping, B. M.
- Savender, M. H, & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Culliphur, T. R.

LIVERY STABLES.

Jonas, A. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Watters, E. S. (Saw mill.)

Pantego (Mn < <>

JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.

CORN. WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEAS, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.

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BERTIE COUNTY.

BERTIE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WINDSOR.

Formed in 1722. Named in honor of James and John Bertie.

Area, (!I8 square miles.

Population, 1900, 20.53S.

Value of real estate, $2,751,286; value of personal property, .$1,793,347.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,952,024; by negroes, $592,609.

No. Schools: For whites, 65; for negroes, 58.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special roads, 18 l-3c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 1,000. "Worked by taxation and Old System.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 13.09 miles, assessed value $382,594.26

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,771.79

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,034.20

Cashie & Chowan Railroad, 13.00 miles, assessed value 22,165.00

Chowan & Aulander Railroad, 18.00 miles, assessed value 22,830.00

Chowan & Roanoke Telephone Company, assessed value 1,828.00

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 7.48 miles, assessed value 150,395.97

North State Telephone Co., assessed value 844.00

Wellington & Powellsville Railroad, 1S.00 miles, assessed value.. 44,181.84

Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., assessed value 1.800.00

Southern Railway Co. (Rolling Stock), assessed value 19.5S1.00

Superior Court Terms: February, May, September and November.

COCNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — William L.
Lyon, Windsor.

Sheriff — Jesse B. Stokes, Windsor.

Register of Deeds — William S.
Pritchard, Windsor.

Treasurer — Jesse B. Stokes, Wind-
sor.

Coroner — W. J. Ilarrell. Aulander.

Co. Supt. of Health— John L.
Pritchard, Windsor.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Richard W.
Askew, Windsor.

Supt. of County Home — J. Fred
Phelis, Windsor.

Co. Board of Education — Turner C.
Bond (chrm.), Windsor; Thomas A.
Smithwick, Merry Hill; William R.
Raynor, Colerain.

County Commissioners — C. W.
Spruill, (chrm.). Quitsna; James H.
White, Windsor; John C. Britton.
Powellsville: R. J. Shield, Merry Hill;
Dr. Wayland Mitchell, Lewiston.

County Board of Elections — J. T.
Nicholl, (chrm.). Windsor; E. W.
Gray, Sr., Windsor; Jas. Pritchard,
Aulander, R. F. D.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Windsor Township — A. L. Pritchard,
Windsor ; Jas. A. Crueh, Windsor ;
John W. Cooper, Windsor; W. T.
Heckstall. Windsor; T. Gillam. Wind-
sor; J. H. White. Windsor; K. Sal-
lenger, Woodard ; W. D. White, Wind-
sor; A. C. Mitchell, Windsor.

Merry Hill— R. J. Shield, Windsor,
R. F. D. ; Geo. A. Hardie, Windsor,

Merry

Merry

R. F.

D.

; t

A.

Smithwick,

Hill.

Whites-

-J.

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Lawrence,

Hill;

W.

T.

D.

Evans.

Colerain — Jno. H. White, Colerain;
W. R. Raynor, Colerain; J. W. Ray-
nor, Colerain ; W. S. Taylor, Colerain ;
J. B. Mitchell. Colerain.

Roxobel — Thos. S. Norfleet, Roxo-
bel; W. J. Watson, Roxobel.

Mitchells — G. R. Denning, Wm. A.
Jenkins, A. J. Dunning, J. L. Harring-
ton, W. M. Mitchell, T. P. Hale, Moses
R. Barnes.

Snake Bite — W. E. Harrell, Levi
Haggard, Chas. Taylor, M. P. Phelps,
Hasting Casper.

Woodville — J. L. Harrington, J. A.
Modlin, Drew E. White, J. B. Saun-
ders, J. T. Vale.

Indian Woods— E. O. Spruill, Chas.
Bond.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — J. G. Johnson, Windsor,
Pastor.

Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, Windsor,
Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mars Hill School.

Cashie Neck School.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dr. Grumpier, Merry Hill.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Spruill, C. W., Quitsna.

Merry Hill Supply Co.

Morris, J. P.. Aulander, R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.

Roscoe, A. S., Windsor.
Gillam, Thomas Windsor.
Spruill, C. W., Quitsna.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS.

White, J. I., Windsor.
Gillam, Miss Helen E., Windsor.
Stokes, Miss Lizzie B., Windsor.
Cherry, Miss Janie A., Windsor.
Cooper, Miss Annie C., "Windsor.

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Drew, Miss Cora P., Windsor.
Davis, Miss Belva L., Windsor.
Hoggard, Miss Lin a E., Windsor.
Hoggard, Miss Beulah, Windsor.
Bridger, Miss Pauline, Windsor.
Cowan, Miss Mabel, Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Maude, Windsor.
Shields, Miss Irma, Windsor.
Shields, Miss Maggie M., Windsor.
Rice, Miss Billie B., Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Erma, Windsor.
Sitterson, Miss Addie, Windsor.
Speight, Miss Margaret, Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Lettie. Windsor.
Dunstan, Mrs, Bessie, Windsor.
Ward, Miss Helen, Windsor.
Hoggard, Jno. T., Windsor.
Dowd, J. E., Aulander.
Vann, Miss Beulah, Aulander.
Mitchell, Miss Carrie, Aulander.
Bynuni, Miss Rosa, Aulander.
Williford, Miss Clarice.
Mitchell, Miss Estelle, Aulander.
Pritchard, Miss Blanche. Aulander.
Pritchard. Miss Elizabeth, Aulander.
Tayloe, Miss Annie H., Aulander
Tayoe, Miss Bettie P., Aulander.
Tayloe, Miss Ruth, Aulander.
Morris, Miss Ella, Aulander.
Pruden, Virgie Miss, Aulander.
Earley, Miss Ada, Aulander.
Wynne, Miss Mary V., Aulander.
Nowell, Miss Nonie, Aulander.
Lassiter, Miss Mittie, Aulander.
Grant, Mrs. Claude, Aulander.
Crook, W. M., Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Eva, Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Eunice, Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Julia, Roxobel.
Jilcott, Miss Minnie, Roxobel.
Jilcott, Miss Carew, Roxobel.
Bland, Miss Daisy, Roxobel.
Britt, Miss Mattie, Merrv Hill.
Britt, Miss Willie P., Merry Hill.
Brett, Miss Caroline E., Merry Hill.
Britt, Miss Ida Lee, Merry Hill.
Phelps, Miss Mittie H., Merry Hill.
White, Miss Fannie H., Merry Hill.
Phelps, Miss Celia B., Merry Hill.
Leary, Miss Bettie, Merry Hill.
White, Jas. E.. Merrv Hill.
Britt, Jno. M., Merry Hill.
Cobb, Miss Elizabeth, Kelford.
Jenkins, Miss Mamie, Kelford.
Parker, Miss Virgie, Kelford.
Roane, Miss Ethel. Kelford.
Wilkins, Mrs. F. H., Kelford.
Carrol, Miss Ethel May, Colerain.
Leary, Miss Amanda, Colerain.
Leary, Miss Meta, Colerain.
Broadshaw, Miss Maggie, Colerain.
Perry, Miss Minnie V., Colerain.
White, Miss Elsie Clee, Colerain.
Phelps, Miss Javan, Colerain.
Phelps, Miss Jennie, Colerain.
Evans, Miss Maude N., Colerain.
White, Miss Annie A., Colerain.
Baker, Miss Amanda, Colerain.
Freeman, Miss Nannie, Colerain.
White, Miss Virgie, Colerain.

Harrell, Miss Lillie, Colerain.
Ferebee, Miss Louise X., Colerain.
Baker, Mrs. Mary E., Colerain.
Cherry, Miss Pauline, Lewiston.
Harrington, Miss Ivy, Lewiston.
Joyner, Miss Hattie, Lewiston.
Parker, Miss Augustine, Lewiston.
Barnes, Miss Sallie, Lewiston.
Joyner, Mrs. Maude, Lewiston.
Lassiter, Miss Judith, Lewiston.
Harrell, Miss Rebecca, Woodard.
Hymau. Miss Annie, Woodard.
White, Mrs. Rosa, Askewville.
White, A. B., Askewville.
Holoman, Miss Rosa M., Cremo.
Holloman, Miss Lillie B., Cremo.
Cowan, Miss Nona, Cremo.
Cowan, Miss Rachel, Cremo.
Holloman, Mrs. Ella R., Cremo.
Matthews. Miss Nannie, Powellsville.
Lassiter, Miss Ethel, Ahoskie.
.Mitchell, Miss Maude, Aulander.
Cowan, Starky V., Windsor.
Smithwick, Miss Callie C, Merry
Hill.
Coley, W. F., Windsor.
Gay, Miss Ruby, Colerain.
Asbel, Miss Mamie, Windsor.
Ethridge, Miss Ethel, Woodard.
Boyce, Miss Josephine, Woodard.

WINDSOR.
Incorporated in 1767.
Population, 1009: White, GOO; color-
ed, 200; total, 800.

Value real estate, $176,500; value
personal property, $177,100.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Wm. M. Davis.
Postmaster — W. P. King.
Chief of Police — M. E. Connor.
R. R. Agent— W. M. Sutton, W. & P.
R. R.

Manager Telegraph — Jos. B. Cherry-
Chowan & Roanoke Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — J. G. Johnson, Pastor.
Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, Rector.
Baptist — Q. C. Davis, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Windsor Graded School— Prof. J. I.
White, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Windsor — W. L. Lyon.
Cashier; T. Gillain, President .

Citizens Bank — M. B. Gillam, Cash
ier ; E. S. Askew, President.
DOCTORS.
Sawyer, C. J.
Pritchard, J. L.
Pugh, E. W.
Gurley, W. S.

DRUGGISTS.
Windsor Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Nicholls, J. B., & Bro.
Stokes & Tadlock.
Freeman, J. P.
Gurley, T. P.

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BERTIE COUNTY.

fiazemore, R. C.

Evans. M. E.

Spivey, J. L.

Roscoe, A. s.

Mardre, J. J., & Bro.

Perry, .1. i:. n., & Co.

Bunch & Powell.

Gillam, J. B.

'Cooke. C. A..

Lipsitz. S., Co.
HOTKLS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Windsor.

Hotel Pearle.

LIVERY STABLES.

Wiggins & Blackstone.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Rhodes, E. (Saw Mill).

Mizell, G. D. (Planing Mill).

Cooper, A.

Bazemore, R. C. (Gin and Peanut
Cleaner).

Tadlock, J. E. (Gin).
LAWYERS.

Winston & Matthews.

Johnson, W. R.

Martin, J. B.

Gillam & Davenport.

Nowell, J. H.

Askew, E. S.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Gillam, M. B., & Co.

Gillam & Lyon.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Windsor Ledger — S. W. Kennedy,
Editor.

DENTIST.

Mizell, W. G.

AULANDER.

Incorporated in 1S85.

Population, 190!): White, S50; color-
ed, 150; total, 1,000.

Value of real estate, $150,000; value
personal property, $115,000.

Tax Rate: One fourth of 1 per
cent, 1-2 for schools.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. Lawrence Harrington.

Postmaster — H. L. Early.

Chief of Police— W. M. Parker.

R. R. Agent— H. W. Gatling, Atlan-
tic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — H. W. Gatling.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — R. L. Gay, Pas-
tor.

Congregational — H. B. Parker, Pas-
tor.

Methodist — J. G. Johnson, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Aulander Graded Schools — J. E.
David. Principal; Mrs. Claude Grant,
Assistant.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Aulander— C. W. Mitchell,
President ; W. J. Harrell, Vice-Presi-
dent; J. A. Dunning, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Harrell, W. J.

Horton, E. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Rice, A. F.
Harrell, E. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Burden, J. B.

Burden, A. B.

Burden. W. D., & Co.

Harrell, E. C.

Hollowell, J. A.

Minton. W. T.

Dunning & Bro.

Burden, A. L.

White & Mitchell.

White, T. J.

Burden, J. A.

Mitchell, C. W.

Mitchell, W. G.

Early, Tilden.

Britton, M. E.

Rice, A. F.

Pittman, Mrs. E. C. (Miliuery).

Holloman. J. T. (Millinery).

BUTCHERS, AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Parker, W. M.

Milton. .Tas.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Herring, J. W., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Central — J. H. Liverman,
Proprietor.

Hoggard's Boarding House — Mrs.
\Y. G. Hoggard, Proprietor.

Rice's Boarding House — E. L. Rice,
Proprietor.

LIVERY' STABLES.

Cook, .Tno. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Dunning Brick Co.

Mitchell C, W. (Saw Mill).

Triple Gin & Grist Mill.

White. T. J. (Saw Mill and Cotton
Gin).

Nichols, W. M. (Building Material
Saw Mill),

Bertie Cotton Oil Co., Inc. (Oil and
Fertilizers).

Herring, J. W., & Co. (Carriage
Builders).

Bell, E. J. (Bugsjv Factory).
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

The Dunning Co.

Aulander Realty Co. (Inc.)
INSURANCE AGENTS.

The Dunning Co.

White, J. R.

White, W. J.

Burden, W. E.

LAWYERS.

Bell, Claude.

Lassiter, Alex.

COLERAIN.

Incorporated in 1871.

Population, 1909: White, 300; color-
ed. 50; total, 350.

Value real estate. $50,000; value per-
sonal property. $10,000.

Mayor— T. E. Beasley.

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Postmaster — G. B. Miller.
Chief of Police — W. H. Sessoms, Jr.
R. R. Agent — C. L. Henry, Albe-
marle Steam Navigation Co.

Manager Telegraph — L. A. Nowell.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist Church — M. P. Davis, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— C. P. Pate, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Colerain Graded Academy — Miss
Louise Ferebee, Principal ; Misses Bet-
tie Leary, Javan Phelps and Cora Fel-
ton, Assistants.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Colerain — W. M. Sitterson,
Cashier ; L. A. Nowell, President.
DOCTORS.
Nowell, L. A.

DRUGGISTS.
Nowell, L. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Beaslev, W. H.
Beasley, T. E.
White, A. D.
Henry & Adams.
Morris & Harrell.
Harrell, M. C.
Saunders, Mrs. Dora.
Britton, D. R., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Earle Hotel.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Beasley, W. H. (Saw Mill and Gin).

Simmons, Win. (Restaurant).
LIVERY STABLUS.

Stephenson. J. B.

' MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Kelford Manufacturing Co. (Cof-
fins).

Cornegie & Warren.

Brown, W. R. (Saw Mill).

Brown, G. T. (Gin and Grist Mill).

Hedgepeth & Harrell (Gin and Grist
Mill).

Parker, Geo. T. (Planing Mill).

KELFORD.

Incorporated in 1902.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 175; total, 275.

Value of real estate, $60,000; value
personal property, $40,000.

Tax Rate: 20c on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. C. Evans.

Postmaster — J. C. Bunch.

Chief of Police — Geo. V. Parker.

R. R. Agent — G. T. Johnson, At-
lantic Coast Line. (Seaboard Air
Line — No Agent).

Manager Telegraph — G. T. Johnson.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — T. T. Speight,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. ■

Kelford Graded School— Mrs. J. H.
Wilkins, Principals ; Miss V. L. White,
Assistant.

DRUGGISTS.

Kelford Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hedgepeth, Harrell & Wood.

Cherry, J. C.

Brown, Geo. T.

Tyler, J. E.

Parker, G. V

Lowe, T. N.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Kelford Hotel — J. B. Stephenson,
1 Proprietor.

ROXOBEL.

Population, 1909: White, .350; col-
ored, 150; total, 500.

Value real estate, $75,000; value per-
sonal property, $100,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Postmaster — J. G. Joyner.
R. R. Agent— H. C. Edwards, Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — H. C. Edwards,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — John P. Cale, Pastor.
Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Roxobel Academy — W. M. Crook,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Roxobel — R. C. Mullican,
Cashier; Leroy Capehart, President;
J. E. Peele, Vice-President.
DOCTORS.
Jenkins, P. C.
Capehart, A.

DRUGGISTS.
Jenkins, P. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Peele, C. T.
Jilcott, R. W.
Tyler-Futrell Co.
Liverman, A. T., & Son.
Capehart, Leroy.
Bryant, L. L. & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Peele Hote.
Lassiter, Mrs. J. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Capehart Manufacturing Plant
(Overalls and Shirts).
Harrell, C. T. (Pine Lumber).
Wimbrow Bros. Co. (Pine Lumber).
Harrell, C. T. (Cotton Gin).

DENTISTS.
Jenkins, W. E.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Mullican & Watson.

LEWISTON.

Population, 1909: White. 475; col-
ored, 325; total, S00.

Value real estate. $120,000; value
personal property, $110,000.

Tax Rate. 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. T. Eason.

Postmaster — W. A. Sanders.

Chief of Police — J. L_ Powell.

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BERTIE —BLADEN.

K. K. Agent — \Y. W. Jones, Seaboard
Air Line.

.Mummer Telegraph — W. W. Jones.

.MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal— J. B. Gibble, Rector.
Baptist — B. L. Gay, Pastor.
Methodist — W. F. Craven, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Bertie Union Academy — Miss Judith
Lassiter, Principal ; Miss Pauline
Cherry, Assistant.

Private Schools — Mrs. Lee Bridges,
Mrs. Joyner.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Lewiston Bank — Wayland Mitchell.
President; J. N. Hoggard, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Mitchell, Wayland.
Webb, Lorenzo.

DRUGGISTS.

Mitchell, Wayland.
Webb, Lorenzo.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Casper, W. C.
Sanders & Minton.
Bazeinore, W. S.
James, Edwards & Bazemore.
Cherry & Bro.
Baker & Edwards.
Askew, W. S.
Bazemore, Perry.
Bazemore, J. K.
Lewiston Supply Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDINB HOUSES.
Williams, Mrs. Amelia.
Rawls, R. W.

LIVERY STABLES.
Williams, Mrs. A.
Rawls, R. W.
Clarke, Henry.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Roper Lumber Co.
Cawley, H. B.
Tilham Lumber Co.

BLADEN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ELIZABETHTOWN.

Formed in 1734. Named in honor of Martin Bladen.

Area: 900 square miles.

Population : 18,000.

Value of real estate, $1,671,311; value of personal property, $1,060,436.

No. of Schools : For whites, 70 ; for negroes. 47.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 69 2-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: Worked under old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 32.S0 miles, assessed value $639,485.9S

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,096

Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 3.018.S0

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,049.41

The Pullman Company, assessed value 5,523.89

Garland Clinton Telephone Company, assessed value 305.00

Merchants & Farmers Steamboat Company, assessed value 7,600.00

Superior Court Terms: January, March, July, October. Two civil terms
and two criminal terms — Criminal terms, October and March.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— W. J. Davis,
Elizabethtown.

Clark, Elizabethtown.
Deeds— Wm. Whitted,

.S. Clark, Clarkton.
W. Wall, Elizabeth-

Sheriff— J. M.

Register of
Elizabethtown.

Treasurer — W

Coroner — G.
town.

Surveyor — I. A. Register, Rosindale.

Co. Supt. of Health — L. B. Evans,
Clarkton.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Angus Cro-
martie. Garland.

Co. Board of Education — A. Mc. A.
Council, (chrm.), WThite Oak; A. M.
Kelly, Abbottsburg; N. M. Beatty,
Ivanhoe.

County Commissioners — N. H. Car-
rie, Clarkton ; D. L. Leonard, Kerr ;
B. I. Sandlin, Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

L. H. Vollers, Kelly; Gillod Smith,
Kelly; George W. Corbett; E. H. An-
ders, Kelly; L. C. Boswell, Kelly; C.
Monroe, Rosindale; F. T. Burney,
Emerson ; L. R. Benson, Elkton ; H.
P. Cook, Rosindale; J. E. Elkins, Elk-
ton ; N. A. Johnson, Fayetteville, R.
F. D. ; G. W. Johnson, Fayetteville,
R. F. D. ; A. H. Tolar, Favetteville,
R. F. D. ; B. F. Kinlan, Dublin ; J. R.
Pait, Richardson ; D. L. Roberts,
Richardson ; J .M. Pait, Richardson
O. G. Parker, Dublin ; J.
Bladenboro; E. N. Pait,
E. C. Hester, Bladenboro
son, Elizabethtown ; W
Elizabethtown ; H. H.
bethtown; L. J. Hall

F. Hilburn,
Bladenboro ;
; G. B. John-
. P. Done,
Barnhill, Eliza-
Elizabethtown ;
N. A. Layton, White Oak; T. B.
Melnie. White Oak; W. D. Owen,
White Oak: J. C. Bullard. White Oak;

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J. M. Johnson, Parkersburg ; L. T.
Cain, Parkersburg; B. F. Tatom,
Parkersburg; N. M. Beatty, Ivanhoe;
W. J. Shaw, Ivanhoe; W. C. John-
son, Ivanhoe; C. V. Smith, Parkers-
burg; S. L. Smith, Parkersburg; C.
P. Parker, Garland ; A. Atkinson,
Hoeutt, A. E. Cain ,Hocutt; R. H.
Marshburn, Ham ; H. W. Cain, Eliz i-
bethtown; It. P. Tatom, Ruskin ; Jim
Ellis, Yorick; J. B. West, Yoriek ; J.
W. McDuffle, Ruskin ; James Flowers,
Zara; P. Runington, Council; J. D.
Devane, Zara; George H. Cromartie,
Clarktou ; J. M. Pierce, Clarkton ; D.
M. Buie, Clarkton; F. S. Averett, Ab-
hottsburg; G. W. Smith, Abbottsburg ;
R. D. McEwen, Abbottsburg; W. J.
McEwen, Abbottsburg.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Presbyterian — A. McFadyen, Clark-
ton.

Baptist — A. A. Wilburn, Bladen-
boro ; A. M. Meeks, Bladenboro.

Methodist — Rev. Mr. Dowell, White
Oak ; Rev. Mr. Noblett, Elizabethtown.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

White Oak Academy — N. W. Wood-
house, Principal, White Oak.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lucas, W. N. G., White Oak.

Anders, W. K., White Oak.

Dr. Lyles, Elizabethtown.

Cromartie, R. S., Garland.

Dr. Adkins, Councils.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

McNeill & Gillespie, Dublin.

Wooten, J. A., White Hall.

Maultsby, T. N., Westbrook.

Clark, A. A., Rosindale.
Garland.
F., White Oak.
White Oak.
& Bro. Jerome.
COTTON GINS.

Smith, A. H., Garland.

Smith, George, White Oak.

Davis, Wade. Populi.

Council Bros.. White Oak.

Nair Bros., White Oak.

Clarkton Ginning Co., Clarkton.

Bridger Co., Bladenboro.

King Bros., Dublin.

SAW MILES.

Clarkton Lumber Co., Clarkton.
Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Johnson, Miss Mona, Ivanhoe.

Shaw, W. I.. Ivanhoe.

Shaw, D. McL., Ivanhoe.

McDnniel. Miss Florrie, Tomahawk.

Lewis, Miss May, Ham.

Lewis, Mat., Ham.

Russ, D. P., Gravel Hill.

Reeves. Miss B. B., Parkersburg.

Reeves. Miss Gertrude, Parkersburg.

Ellis, Miss Mary, Yorick.

Edge, Mrs. Eliza, White Oak.

Jessup, Miss Marion, EJise.

Burney, Miss Sallie, White Oak.

Parker, C. P.,
McCulloch, E.
Smith, G. N.,
Carter, D. A.,

Dunham, Miss Maggie, White Oak.

Dunn, Miss Carrie, White Oak.

Melvin, Miss Olella, White Oak.

Woodhouse, W. W., White Oak.

Tatum, A. L., White Oak.

Shaw, W. B., White Oak.

Johnson, O. F., Tar Heel.

Johnson, Miss Sudie, Tar Heel.

Clark, Miss Ella, Rosindale.

Clark, Miss Olive, Rosindale.

Gay, P. W., Abbottsburg.

Faircloth, Miss Lula, Abbottsburg.

Smith, F. M., Bladenboro.

Singletary, Miss Lena, Bladenboro.

Singletary, L. V., Bladenboro.

Johnson, Miss Caroline, Richardson.

Lewis, Seth, Richardson.

Edwards, G. N., Clarkton.

Kelly, G. D., Clarkton.

Smith, Mrs. Kate, Clarkton.

McFadyen, Miss Miriam, Oarkton.

Smith, Miss Lizzie, Clarkton.

Smith, Miss Ethel, Clarkton.

Burney, Miss Kelsey, Clarkton.

Burney, Miss Ira, Clarkton.

Harrell, Miss Hattie V., Elkton.

Weeks, Miss Annie, Rosindale.

Robinson, Miss Edna, Rosindale.

Fredere, Miss Rubie, Council.

Fredere. Miss Clara. Kelley.

Smith, Miss Laura, Kelley.

Lasley, R. L., Kelley.

Monroe, M. H., Kelley.

McNeill. Miss Louise, Dublin.

Cupp, H. L., Dublin.

Tatum, Miss Gertrude, White Oak.

Burney, Miss Leola. White Oak.

Robeson, Mrs. M. U., Tar Heel.

Singletary, Mrs. W. B., Tar Heel.

Whitted, Miss Emmie, Elizabeth-
town.

Johnson, Miss Helen, Elizabeth-
town.

Hall, Miss Lizzie May, Elizabeth-
town.

Hall, Miss Annie, Elizabethtown.

Tyler J,. M., Elizabethtown.

Johnson, G. B.. Elizabethtown.

Gooden, J. A., Elizabethtown.

Gooden, Miss Lula, Elizabethtown.

West. J. B., Yorick.

McKay, Miss Kate, Grand Bluff.

Marshburn, Miss Sophia, Ham.

ELIZABETHTOWN.

Population, 1909: White, 175; col-
ored, 75; total, 250.

Value real estate, $50,000; value per-
sonal property, $25,000.

Tax Rate: 1 mill on $1.00.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— H. H. Barn hill.

Postmaster — E. J. Sutton.

Manager Telegraph — W. E. Hall,
Postal Telegraph Company.

MINISTERS AN') CHUttOHKS.

Baptist— O. P. Meeks, Pastor, Fay-
etteville.

Presbyterian — Win. M. Shaw. Pas-
tor, Fayetteville.

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S< HOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Elizabethtown Academy — W. N. Ty-
ler, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Hank of Elizabethtown — C. W. Lyon,
President ; E. W. Lasley, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Robinson, N.
Liles, N. P., Jr.

DRUGGISTS.
Liles, N. P., Jr.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Smith, D. L.
Davis, W. J.
Hales, T. H.
Williams, G. F., & Co.
Shepherd, J. R.
McNair & Pearsall.
Register, M. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Sutton House, E. .1. Sutton, Prop.
Hall House. Mrs. E. W. Hall, Prop.

LIVERY STABLES.
Clark, J. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Elizabethtown M'f'g Co. (Brick,
lumber, shingles, etc.)

Barnhill M'f'g Co. (Wagons, carts,
buggies, etc.)

ABBOTTSBURG.

Incorporated in 1903.

Population, 1909: White, 150; col-
ored, 100; total, 250.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $29,630.

Tax Rate: 1 mill on $1.00.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — M. P. Fletcher.

Postmaster — Z. G. Thompson.

Chief of Police — J. F. Russ.

R. R. Agent — S. A. L. Johnson,
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— Rev. Mr. Noblett, Pas-
tor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Byrd, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Abbotlsburg High School— P. W.
Gay. Principal; Misses May Shivar
Louise Faircloth, Aassistants.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Clark, McAulay & Co.

Johnson, S. A. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Thompson, Z. G.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Cash well, C. C. (Saw mill.)

BLADENBORO. .

Incorporated in 1901.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 50; total, 250.

Value real estate, $75,000 ; value per-
sonal property. $54,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. C. Bridger.

Postmaster — Mrs. M. C. Edwards.

Chief of Police — John W. Wilson.

R. R. Agent— J. A. Hufham, Sea-
board Air Line Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. A. Hufham,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — A. McFadyen, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Bladenboro High School — Professor
Smith, Principal. .

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Bladenboro — H. C. Bridger,
President; H. C. Bridger, Jr., Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McLean, A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The Bridger Co.
Bladenboro Racket Store.
Wilson, J. W., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Wilson Hotel.
Thompson, R. C.
Jordan, J. D.
Dever, C .W.

LIVERY STABLES.
Lewis, Durham.
Bladenboro Live Stock Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Bladenboro Planing Mill Co. (Saw
mill.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bridger, H. C, Jr.

CLARKTOX.

Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 36S.

Value real estate, $S5,000; value per-
sonal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate: 16 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — <■',. H. Cromartie.
Postmaster — S. Meares.
Chief of Police— S. G. Wooten.
R. R. Agent— H. P. Milliken, Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — H. P. Millikin,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — A. McFadyen, Pas-
tor.
Baptist — Angelo Porter, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Clarkton High School— Prof. Ed-
wards. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Bladen — L. B. Evans, Pres-
ident : E. C. Clark. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Clark. G. L.
Evans, L. B.

DRUGGISTS.
Clark & Evans.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Currie, N. A.
The O. L. Clark Co.
Cromartie, G. H.
Thomas & Co.
Clarkton Supply Co.
Haves Swindell.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Clarkton Hotel.

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LIVERY STABLES.

Clark, J. H., & CoT
Owen, S. W.
Cox, E. J., & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Clarkton Planing Mill Co.
Lyon M'f'g Co. (Crates.)

Clarkton Ginning Co.

Banner, W. H.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Bladen Journal (weekly) — W. M.

Shaw, Editor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Clark, E. C.

BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SOUTHPORT.

Formed in 1764. Named in honor of the Duke of Brunswick.

Area: 950 square miles.

Population: 12,657. White males, 3,SS4 ; white females, 3,729; negro
males, 2,437; negro females, 2,607; foreign born, 50.

Value of real estate, $1,481,472; value of personal property, $708,417.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,965,793; by negroes, $224,096.

Tax Rate: County purposes 23 2-3c. on the $100; pension, lc. ; special,
91-3c. ; total, 34c. County bonded debt, $12,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, about 750. Worked under old State Law. In
Smithville Township one road built by bond issue.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND ERPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 12. SS miles, assessed value $376,456.38

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 12.24 miles, assessed value 246,100. S7

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,335.40

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,701.99

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value.. 7,252.00
Wilmington & Southport Tel. & Tel. Company, assessed value... 1,250.00

Postal Telegraph & Cable Company, assessed value 875.70

The Pullman Company, assessed value 4,230.50

Superior Court Terms: Third Tuesday after the first Monday in March;
Fourth Monday before the first Monday in September for the trial of
civil cases exclusively ; Fourth Tuesday after the first Monday in Septem-
ber.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— R. S. Newton,
Southport.

Sheriff— J. J. Knox, El Paso.

Register of Deeds — John Jeurette,
Southport.

Treasurer — George E. Brooks, Sea-
side.

Coroner — John B. Stanland, Supply.

Surveyor — Walter Leouard, Supply.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. A. Dosher,
Southport.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Geo. H. Bel-
lamy, El Paso.

Supt. of County Home — J. Wilson
Wescott. Southport.

Co. Board of Education — J. B.
Ruark, (chrm.). Southport; John E.
Robinson, Supply; Asa R. Edwards,
Exum.

County Commissioners — Charles N.
Leonard, (chrm.), Shallotte; Noah B.
Bennett, Exum; I. D. Harrelson. Fun-
ston.

County Board of Elections — G.
Brooks Ward, (chrm.), Regan; John
E. Douirlass, (sec), El Paso.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

North West Township — A. M.
Clinnis, Phoenix; I. W. Skipper, J. T.
Roper, Malmo ; J. W. Gay, Leland ; J.
D. Robbins, L. S. Skipper, Phoenix;
Thomas Jones, Leland.

Town Creek— G. H. Bellamy, G. M.
McKeithan, El Paso; J. Johnson, W.
I). Lewis, Winnabow ; A. J. Carroll,
Town Creek; I. D. Harrelson, Fun-
ston.

Smithville— S. P. Tharp, W. T.
Pinner, T. M. Williams, Southport; J.
W. Galloway, Southport; S. W. Smith.
Suburb; John Wescott, Southport;
David Ward, R. Dosher, Southport.

Town Creek — J. L. Tharp, Town
Creek; J. S. Henry, P. S. Hawes, Win-
nabow ; L. D. Ganey, El Paso.

Waccamaw — J. A. Bennett, Exum ;
L. M. Todd, J. A. Phelps, Ash; C. C.
Little, Makitaka ; Isham McKeithan,
L. E. Formyduvaul.

Lockwoods Folly — J. W. Lancaster,
A. T. Hewett, Lucian Phelps, C. D.
Robinson, Supply; F. P. White, Shal-
lotte; Samuel Danf'ord, Shallotte;
Walter Leonard, Supply ; G. W. Sel-
lers, Shallotte; A. B. Robinson, Sup-
ply.

Shallotte— Samuel
Stanley, B. K. Gore,
Heart, Iredell; T.
Calabash ; W. E. Pearce,
U. Benton. Iredell; S. J,
lotte; John W. Milliken,
MINISTERS NOT IN

Baptist — D. L. Hewett,
C. Mizzell, Funston.

Hickman, E. L.
Shallotte; J. W.
H. Patterson,
Seaside ; L.
Gore, Shal-
Shnllotte.
TOWNS.
Shallotte; J.

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Methodist— T. H. Bain, Lelaiul.
Presbyterian — E. B. Carr, Phoenix.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Regan Itijjh School — Regan.
Funston II iuh School — Funston.
Leland Academy — Leland.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Goodman, E. G., El Paso.
Storie, J. A., Shallotte.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Clinnis, A. M., Phoenix.
Kirby, A. S., Phoenix.
Evans, E. V., Leland.
Cay, J. W., Leland.
Walker, L., Town Creek.
Walker, W. H., Town Creek.
Henry, T. W., Town Creek.
Rich Bros., Funston.
Lewis, D. G., Winnahow.
Smith, S. W., Suburb.
Kirby, G. W., Supply.
Galloway & Pigott, Supply.
Brooks, George E., Seaside.
Brooks, George E., & Co., Iredell.
Ruark Bros., Shallotte.
Mintz & Mintz. Mill Branch.
Robinson, J. E., Supply.
COTTON GINS.
Johnson, J., Winnahow.
McKeithan, R. W., Supply.
Leonard, C. N., Shallotte.
Ruark Bros., Shallotte.
Brooks, George E., Seaside.

SAW MILLS.

Mirrell, N. W., & Son, Phoenix
Brooks, George E., Seaside.
Walker, L., Town Creek.
Town Creek R. R. & Lumber Co.,
Town Creek.

Henry, J. S., Winnabow.
Bobbins, A. J., Southport.
Pigott, J. J., & Son, Supply.
Galloway & Pigott, Supply.
TURPENTINE DISTILLERIES.
Goodman. E. G., El Paso.
Walker, L., Town Creek.
Lewis. W. D., Winnabow.
Rich Bros., Funston.
Harrelson & Robhins, Funston.
Mercer. D. R., Bolivia.
Smith. S. W., Suburb.
Galloway & Pigott. Supply.
Robinson, J. E., Supply.
Brooks, G. E., Seaside.
Ruark Bros.. Shallotte.
Mintz & Mintz, Mill Branch.
King Bros., Excelsior.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Swain, J. H., Shallotte.
Swain, R. N.. Shallotte.
Worthington. John W.. Shallotte.
Parker, E. M., Shallotte.
Hewett. Miss Eva, Shallotte.
Galloway, Miss Emma. Supply.
Parker. Mrs. E. M., Shallotte.
Williams, Miss Blanche, Supply.
Gray, George, Winnabow.
Williams. Miss Olivia, Phoenix.
Price. Miss Florence, Southport.
Newton, Miss Nellie, Southport.

Mints, J. P., Malmo.
Tharp, S. P., Southport.
McKeithan, J. B., Regan.
McKeithan, W. II., Regan.
Hickman, R. B., Iredell.
McLam, George, Iredell.
Gore, Forney, Iredell.
Milliken, W. Scott, Excelsior.
Long, Burriss, Ash.
Edwards, R. M., Exum.
Edwards, D. B., Exum.
Brooks, Miss Fannie, Seaside.
Holden, R. D., Supply.
Stanley, Joana, Shallotte.
Whittemore, Miss, Southport.
Sawyer, Mrs. E. W., Winnabow.
Williams, Miss Daisy, Phoenix.
Rev. Mr. Mizell, Funston.
Chinnis, Miss Anna, Funston.
Edwards. Miss Ava, Exum.
Pepper, Miss Vivian, Southport.
St. George, Miss Eva, Southport.
Stacy, Miss Blanche, Southport.

SOUTHPORT.

Population, 1900: 1,500. No. white
polls, 106; No. colored polls, 58.

Value real estate, $259,982; value
personal property, $85,098; bank
stock and corporation. $3,440.20.

Tax Rate: 70c. on the $100.

Floating debt, $500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — M. C. Guthrie.

Chief of Police — John Jones.

City Clerk— B. J. Holden.

Treasurer — J. J. Loughlin.

Tax Collector — H. C. Curtis.

Standard-Keeper — W. T. Pinner.

City Attorney — Craumer & Davis.

City Siipt. of Health— J. A. Dosher.

Postmaster — R. W. Davis.

Steamboat Manager — J. W. Harper.

Telegraph Manager — J. T. Harper,
Wilmington, of Wilmington & South-
port Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — R. L. Boyd,
Wilmington, Southern Bell Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. O. Fullbright, Pastor.

Episcopal — Edward Wooten, Wil-
mington, Rector.

Methodist— W. V. McRae. Pastor.

Presbyterian — E. B. Carr, Phoenix,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Southport Graded School — Miss Lu-
cile Reamey, Principal.

Southport High School — Thomas H.
Franks, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Stuart House.

Clemmons, Mrs. J. H.

Williams, Miss Jennie.

ARCHITECTS.

Furpless. Price.

Robbins, A. J.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Southport — T. C. Cooper,
President; D. O. Daniel, Cashier.

BRUNSWICK— BUNCOMBE.

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BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Hood, H. W.
Ruark, J .B.
Dosher, St. George & Co.
Loughlin, J. J.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Bell, J. A.
Aldridge, Hony.

CLUBS.
Southport Civic Club (women) —
Miss Kate Stuart, President.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Ruark, J. B.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Bobbins, A. ,T.
Furpless, Price.
Drew, G. F.
Peterson, A. E.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

E. B. Stevens, President; J. Berg,
Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S

FURNISHERS.

Loughlin, J. J.
Hood, H. W.

DENTISTS.
Weeks, W. N.

DRUGGISTS.
Watson, D. I., & Co.

DOCTORS.
T~) o s I1 p t* A.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Hood, H. W.
Ruark, J. B.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Hoyle, T.
Dosber & Co.

GROCERS.
Ruark, J. B.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Dosber, St. George & Co.
Fulwood. W. T.
Smith, W. F.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Hood Bros. & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Stevens. E. B. (Fire and Life.)
Pyke, W. H. (Fire and Life.)

LAWYERS.

Taylor, C. Edward.
Craumer & Davis.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Dosber, St. George & Co.
Ruark, J. B.

PAINTERS.
Galloway, L. A.
Keel, J. W.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Soutbport Job Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Stevens, E. B.
Pyke, W. H.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Soutbport Herald— H. C. Curtis,
Editor.

The Southport Messenger — J. II.
Evans, Editor.

SHALIiOTTE.

Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 1909: White, 162; col-
ored. None; total, 162.

Value real estate, $19,784.38 ; value
personal propertv. $10,672.
Tax Rate: 16 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — McD. Turner.
Postmaster — S. E. White.
Chief of Police — George Cooper.
Steamboat Agent — J. W. Brooks,
Wilmington.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— T. C. Filers, Pastor.

DOCTORS.
Goley, Wm. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

J. Stanland & Co.

White. J. H., & Son.

Hewett, D. G. &,Co.

Friuk, M. D.

White, F. P.

Leonard, C. N., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Lang, Joel.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Leonard, C. N., & Co. (Saw Mill.)

Stanland, J., & Co. (Turpentine Dis-
tillerv.)

White, F. P. (Turpentine Distillery.)

Leonard & Holmes. (Turpentine Dis-
tillery.)

BUNCOMBE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ASHEVILLE.

Formed in 1791. Named in honor of Edward Buncombe.

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, 504.

Value of real estate, $13,453,101; value of personal property, $4,133,982.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $17,299,610; by negroes, $287,473.

No. of Schools: For whites 98; for negroes, 16.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 20c;
special, 8 l-3c. County bonded debt, $4.

Public Roads: No. miles. 65. Worked by convict and free labor.

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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.

RAILROAD. TELEGKAl'II AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 47.52 miles, assessed value $1,384,397.11

American Refrigerator Transit Company, assessed value 1,060.00

American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 4,375.00

W. T. Weaver Power Company, assessed value 120,000.00

Southern Railway-Carolina Division, 10.34 miles, assessed value 61,556.61

Southern Express Company, assessed value 5,379.24

Asheville Telegraph & Telephone Compauy, assessed value 123.S47.00

Southern Bell Telegraph & Telephone Company, assessed value. 1,320.00

Madison Telephone Company, assessed value 1,200.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 4.779.20

Leicester Telephone Company, assessed value 400.00

North Buucombe Telephone Company, assessed value 420. 0U

North Carolina Electrical Power Company, assessed value 4,660.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 7.5S0.20

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 10.950.13

Asheville & Craggy Mountain Ry., 2.26 miles, assessed value .... 10,000.00

Bee Tree Railroad, 7.75 miles, assessed value 15.500.00

Asheville Electric Company, assessed value 326,136.00

Asheville Rapid Transit Company, assessed value 12,050.00

Superior Court Terms: 4th Monday before 1st Monday in March, 3
weeks ; 7th Monday after 1st Monday in March, 2 weeks ; 5th Monday be-
fore 1st Monday in September, 2 weeks ; 10th Monday after 1st Monday in
September. 2 weeks ; Civil Terms — 1st Monday after 1st Monday in March,
4 weeks; 12th Monday after 1st Monday in March, 2 weeks; 1st Monday
after 10th Monday in September, 3 weeks ; 4th Monday after 1st Monday
in September, 3 weeks ; 13th Monday after 1st Monday in September, 2
weeks.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Marcus Erwin,
Asheville.

Sheriff— T. F. Hunter, Asheville.

Tax Collector— R. C. Crowell, Ashe-
ville.

Register of Deeds — .1. J. Mackey,
Asheville.

Treasurer — Thomas M. Duckett,
Asheville.

Coroner — E. R. Morris, Asheville.

Surveyor — Otto Israel, Candler.

Co. Supt. of Health— D. E. Sevier.
Asheville.

Co. Supt. of Schools- -A. C. Rey-
nolds, Asheville.

Supt. of County Home — B. F. Mer-
rill, Asheville, R. F. D. No. 4.

Co. Board of Education — Julius C.
Martin, (chrm.), Asheville; Clyde
Reed, Biltmore; Jason Ashworth,
Fairview.

County Commissioners — J. E. Ran-
kin, (chrm.), Asheville; R. C. Clayton,
Arden ; C. P. Weaver, Weaverville ; S.
J. Luther. Hominy ; Matt. Burlison,
Barnardsville.

County Board of Elections — S. G
Bernard, Asheville; Erwin Patton,
Asheville: J. F. Ford, Asheville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Asheville Township — W. J. Haynes,
Asheville, R. F. D. No. 1 ; J. P. Pen-
land, Asheville; J. B. Erwin, Ashe-
ville; W. R. Gudger, Asheville; D. S
Roberts, Asheville; C. W. Malone,
Asheville; S. P. Mears, Asheville; F.
N. Woddell, Asheville; W. W. Patton,
Asheville: R. A. Burroughs, Asheville;
A. H. Filmet, Asheville; J. C. Cowan.
Asheville; M. A. Creasman, Asheville;

S. A. Johnson, Asheville; W. A. Swain,
Asheville, R. F. D. No. 1; Sol. A.
Carter, Asheville, R. F .D. No. 1; W.
A. Jones, Jr., Asheville; E. B. At-
kinson, Asheville; George W. Fair-
child, Asheville, R. F. D. No. 4; E. H.
Merrimon, Asheville; A. L. Bright,
Asheville, R. F. D. No. 4 ; J. H. Shook,
Leicester; R. W. Johnson, Asheville,
R. F. D. No. 3; J. B. Worsley, Ashe-
ville.

Black Mountain — J. H. Hampton
Black Mountain ; F. C. Watkins, Black
Mountain ; W. R. Goodson, Black
Mountain.

Reems Creek — D. H. Reasran, Weav-
erville; S. D. Ballard. Weaverville; T.
H. Weaver, Weaverville; W. T. Brad-
ley, Weaverville.

French Broad — Zeb F. Vance, Alex-
ander: W. H. Peek, Alexander; J. A.
Gwnltney, Alexander.

Flat Creek — J. E. Chandler, Homer-
ville; E. J. Roberts, Homerville; A.
P. Reece, Homerville; W. C. Alber,
Homerville.

Fair View — J. R. Pinkerton, Fair-
view; G. L. Clay. Fairview; P. O.
Merrill, Fairview ; T. J. Patillo, Fair-
view.

Big Ivy — M. T. Arrowood, Demo-
crat; J. H. Woodard, Democrat; T.
S. Dillingham, Barnardsville; M. T.
Ray, Barnardsville; Z. B. Hobson,
Barnardsville.

Lower Hominy — E. H. Britt, Can-
dler, R. F. D. ; S. L. Morgan, Candler,
R. F. D. ; James Plemmons, Candler,
R. F. D.

Swannanoa — W. M. Gudger, Swan-
nanoa ; H. A. Coggins, Swannanoa; J.

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M. Roberts, Swannanoa ; L. F. Hitt,
Swanannoa; J. C. M. Valentine, Swan-
nanoa.

Upper Hominy — J. C. Walters, Can-
dler; J. N. Smith, Candler; C. D.
Mallonee, Candler; R. L. Luther, Can-
dler; C. W. Howell, Candler; A. Z.
Wright, Candler; P. P. Morgan, Can-
dler ; J. C. Brown, Candler.

Limestone — C. L. Garren, Arden ; G.
F. Garren, Arden; M. L. Land, Arden;
N. L. Frody, Arden.

Leicester — W. B. Pounders, Juno;
L. E. Martin, Juno; J. L. Williamson,
Newfound; G. L. Moffitt, Leicester; B.
L. Lyda, .Leicester.

Sandy Mush — W .1. Lee, Sandy
Mush.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rice, W. F., Swannanoa.

Starnes, A. H., Candler.

Brown, A. E., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Bradley, W. T.. Morgan Hill.

Owen, S. C, Candler.

Morgan, E. J., Candler.

Brown, T. K., Swanannoa.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Carroll, J. L., Swanannoa.

Cotton, C. E., Black Mountain.

Archer, J. J., Black Mountain.

McCrackin, C. M., Fairview.

Reynolds, T. F., Leicester.

Clontz, W. J., Alexander.

Gill. J. N.. Weaverville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Gaston, R. J.. Candler.

Candler, E. W., Candler. *

Hyatt Bros., Emma.

Whittmore, J. M., Weaverville.

Morris & Shuford, Alexander.

Wilson, J. B., Leicester.

Maney, W. R., Democrat.

Burlison, Matt., Barnardsville.

West, C. P., Weaverville.

Johnson, J. E„ Grace.

Harrison, H. R., Swanannoa.

Hall, W. C Black Mountain.

McKoy, J. W., Black Mountain.

Ashworth, Jnskon. Fairview.

Jones, J. Will. Fairview.

Williams, Ed., Fairview.

Case, A. B., & Bro., Skvland.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Hominy Mills, Candler.

Biltmore Roller Mills, Biltmore.

Leicester Roller Mills, Leicester.

Juno Mills. Juno.

Latsprich, J. B., Weaverville.

Patton, John E.. Glen Tnglis.

Mt. Mitchell Lumber Co., Swanan-
noa.

Crasrgv Lumber Co., Swanannoa.

Rutherford, J. W., Candler.

Coleman, J. L., Lumber Co., Ashe-
ville.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Ballard, Miss Ethel, Arden.

Brown, Miss Julia, Asheville.

Sales, Miss Mattie. Fletcher.

Bishop, Miss Amelia, Biltmore, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Edwards, B. L., Biltmore, R. F. D.
No. 3. .

Morgan, Miss Annie, Biltmore, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Bradley, J. W., Candler.

Gudger, Miss Jeanette, Candler.

Morgan, Miss Legie, Candler.

Hunter, Wade R., Candler.

Wells, Frank L., Candler.

Bryan, A. B., Candler.

Weaver, Miss Pear, Candler.

Henry, Miss Rose, Candler.

Garrison, Miss Hattie, Candler.

Kirkpatrick, Miss Mattie, Candler.

Ingram, J. M., Candler.

Hutchinson, Miss Etta, Candler. "

Clark, Miss Emily, Candler.

Crook, Robert, Candler.

Davis, Miss Fonella, Candler.

Radford, S. W., Leicester.

Reynolds, Miss Attie, Leicester.

Lankford. Miss Lucy, Leicester.

Farmer, Miss Lulu, Leicester.

Martin, Miss Rena, Marshall, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Sprinkle, Miss Bessie, Leicester.

Hawkins, Miss Ida, Leicester.

Snelson, Miss Sarah, Leicester.

Garrison, Miss Effle, Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Rector, Miss Viva, Newfound.

Angel, H. A., Leicester.

Rav, Miss Clara, Asheville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Perry, M. C, Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Rav, Miss Lily, Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Ray, Arthur, Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Perry, R. M., Leicester.

Brittain, Miss Margaret, Weaver-
ville.

Higgins, Miss Fannie. Leicester.

Jervis, Fred, Leicester.

Hall, A. B., Mascot.

Brown, Miss Ethel, Sandy Mush.

Gibbs. Miss Ellen, Sandy Mush.

Coward, M. C, Gem.

Coward, Nathan. Cleelum.

Ponder. Miss Eugenia, Biltmore.

Sales, Miss Lucile, Fletcher.

Merritt, Miss Minnie L., Fletcher. I!.
F. D. No. 2.

Jones, Miss Orma, Skyland.

Lyda, E. E., Fletcher, R. F. D. No. 2.

Smart, Laxton, Fairview.

Hunter, H. T., Fairview.

Blackstock, C. E., Fairview.

Weaver, Glen, Fairview.

Miller, Miss Lela, Fairview.

Shuford, N. C. Fairview.

Freeman, J. W., Fairview.

Merrell, S. J., Fairview.

Williams, W. H., Fairview.

Valentine, J. C. M., Swannanoa.

Shook, Miss Grace, Swannanoa.

Hunter, F. M.. Swannanoa.

Sales, R. C, Skyland.

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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.

Ingram, S. < >.. Bee Tree.

Tucker, D. C, Asheville, R. F. D.

No. ::.

Hildebrand, Miss Eleanor, Asheville.

fortune. Miss Bessie, Asheville.

Jones. .Miss Minnie, Asheville, It. F.
D. No. 3.

Edwards, R. B., Asheville, R. P. D.
No. 3.

Stephenson, Miss Lillie, Asheville, R.
F. 1). No. 3.

Reynolds, J. L., Asheville, R. V D.
No. 4.

Whitson, Miss Jennie, Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Stamev, Erastus, Asheville, U. F.
D. -No. 4.

Stamev, L. S., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Mackey, Miss Sue, Asheville. R. F.
I). Xo. 3.

Ellis, D. L., Biltmore.

Ellis. Mrs. D. L., Biltmore.

Morgan, S. J.. Biltmore.

Stoneham, Miss Annie, Biltmore.

Ashworth, Ralph, Biltmore.

Shook, Haskew, Skyland.

Bell, G. H., Asheville, R. F. D. No. 2.

Matnev, Miss Aniee, Asheville. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Shelton, T. D., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Kimherley. Miss Fannie, Asheville.

Waddell, Miss Maude, Biltmore.

Reynolds. Miss Etta, Leicester.

Hughes, Miss Bertha. Leicester.

Feeke, Miss Mary, Weaverville.

Blankenship. G. H., Weaverville.

(Jill, Mrs. Jennie B., Weaverville.

Edwards. J. F., Brankton.

Woodward, G. B., Brankton.

Fox, Miss Johanna, Brankton.

Roberts, Mrs. L. W., Brankton.

Sawyer, Horace, Beech.

Pickens. Miss Nell. Beech.

Donovan, Miss Bessie. Weaverville.

Miller. Arthur, Jupiter.

Roberts. Miss Eugenia, Jupiter.

Barnes. A. L.. Weaverville.

Brittain, Vistula, Weaverville.

Dillingham, Miss Hattie, Morgan
Hill.

Weaver, Ralph, Jupiter.

Brank, Miss Minnie, Jupiter.

Amnions. .T. J.. Morgan Hill.

Cheek, J. F., Morgan Hill.

Marr, W. W., Democrat.

Sams. Miss Atjnes. Democrat.

Whittaker, Miss Leonora, Dilling-
ham.

Ilipps, W. H., Barnardsville.

Burnett, Miss Delia, Barnardsville.

Proffltt, Miss Bertha, Bardnards-
ville.

Edwards, J. B.. Barnardsville.
Hurst. L. A. .Barnardsville.
Edwards, Miss Jane, Barnardsville.
Edwards, Miss Dovie, Barnardsville.
Dillingham, Mrs. Louisa, Barnards-
ville.

Brown, J. C, Dillingham.

Chambers, Miss Sallie, Dillingham.

Phillips, F. S., Ivy.

Pickens, Miss Myrtle, Black Moun-
tain.

Bryan, W. W., Black Mountain.

Bryan. Mis. W. W., Black Mountain.

Morgan, Miss Bessie, Black Moun-
tain.

McKinney, Fulton, Black Mountain.

Foreman, Mrs. E. B.. Montreat.

Speake, Miss Bessie, Montreat.

Roberts. Miss Merkie. Jupiter.

DeBruhl, Miss Nannie, Alexander.

Brittain. Miss Minevia, Weaverville.

White, Miss Eugenie, Alexander.

Buckner, Miss Pearl, Alexander.

Weaver. W. S.. Weaverville.

White, Miss Lois, Alexander.

ASHEVILLdE.

Population. 1909: 30.000. No. white
polls, 1.500; No. colored polls, 690.

Value real estate, $7,373,132; value
personal propertv. $2,485,722.

Tax Kate: $1.50 on the K100.

Bonded debt $1,000,000. Floating
debt, $50,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John A. Campbell.

Chief of Police — J. K. Chambers.

City Clerk — A. G. Halyburtou.

Treasurer — J. B. Erwin.

Tax Collector— C. H. Bartlett.

Standard-Keeper— T. F. Mitchell.

City Attorney — S. G. Bernard.

City Supt. of Health — C. V. Rey-
nolds.

Postmastei — W. W. Rollins.

R. R. A.-ent — R. H. Graham, South-
ern Railway Co.

Express Aarent — J. T. James.

Telegraph Manager — G. R. Calvert.

Telephone Manager — M. Erskine.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — W. M. Vines. Pastor.

Christian — J. O. Helsebach. Pastor.

Episcopal — W. G. McCready. Rector.

Lutheran — A. T. Coyner, Pastor.

Methodist — G. H. Detwilder. D. J.
Miller. T. L. Lallance, G. G. Marley.

PresT>yterian— E. F. Campbell. Pas-
tor.

Catholic — Father Marion. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — J. S. Wil-
liams. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

City Hi.sch School.

Oran.ce Street School.

Asheville Avenue.

Park Avenue.

Murray School.

Montford Avenue.

Catholic Hill, (col.)

Hill Street, (col.)

HOTELS.

The Battery Park.

Swanannoa.

The Manor.

Hotel Berkeley.

BUNCOMBE COUNTY.

ior,

Western Hotel.

Glen Rock Hotel.

Florence Hotel.

New Windsor. .

Victoria Inn.

Montford Hotel.

Oaks Hotel.

BOARDING HOUSES.

Badger, Mrs. W. L.

Beaumont Lodge.

The Belvidere.

Billows Rest.

Bon Air.

Bonniview.

Buxton Place.

Collister, Mrs. Lulu.

The Colonial.

Dickerson, Mrs. P. B.

The Blkton.

Forest Hill.

Gray Gables.

Harris, Mrs. M. A.

Harris, Miss Mattie.

Hull, Mrs. M. H.

Lee, Mrs. Julia A.

McGuire, Miss Mary C.

McCray, Mrs. M. ,

Margo Terrace.

Mears, Mrs. Ella.

Mitchell. Mrs. Carrie Carr.

Muller, Mrs. L. A.

Ninety-Nine.

Old Kentucky Home.

Penniman, Mrs. Ridgely.

Penniman, Mrs. W. T.

The Pines.

Ramoth Place.

Restawhyle.

Rock Ledge.

Rouce, Mr. J. L.

The Kenwood.

Tennent, Misses.

Victoria Inn.

Mountain Meadows Inn.

Martin. Mrs. Annie D.

Watkins, Mrs. S. A.

Webb, Mrs. M. E.

Webb House.

Willis, Mrs. S. T.

Wrenwood.

AVright, Mrs. M. D.

ARCHITECTS.

Smith & Carrier.

Melton, A. L.

Davis, T. E.

Derwit & Chum.

Lord, W. H.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

American National Bank — J. H.
Carter, President; R. M. Fitzpatrick,
Cashier.

Battery Parle Bank — ,T. P. Lowgers,
President ; J. E. Rankin, Cashier.

Wachovia Eoan & Trust Co. — T. S.
Morrison. Chairman; W. B. William-
son, Cashier.

The Citizens Bank — E. L. Ray,
President; J. A. Campbell, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Asheville Strane Bakery.

Heston, J. M.
Benbrer's Bakery.
Paul's Model Bakery.
Woman's Exchange.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Beaverdam Brick Co.
Blue Ridge Granite Brick Co.
French Broad Granite Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALEKS.
Boston Shoe Store.
Brown -Miller Shoe Co.
Guarantee Shoe Co.
Nichols Shoe Co.

BOOK STORES.
Brown Book Co.
Hackney-Moale Co.
Rogers, H. T.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE
Hill, William.
Keibler & Whitehead.
Lutz Meat Co.
Sumner, T. J.
Star Market.
Marlow Bros.
Faulkner Bros.
Ledford, J. M.
Teague's Market.
Zimmerman & Son.
Allison, G. D.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Morrison, T. S., & Co.
Asheville Harness Co.
Brown, C. L.
Wallace, J. C.

CLUBS.
Asheville Club.
Elks' Club.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Blue Ridse.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Groger, William.
Rickman, T. J.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Asheville Cotton Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Baker, C. P.

Club Cafe & Candy Kitchen.
Fisher, H. L.
Heston, J. M. & Son.
Lee-Bryant Co.
Mascari, Charles.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Byerly, E.

Creasman & Owenby.
Clements, G. W.
Smith, J. W. M.
Dalton, T. S.
Francis, W. C.
McDowell, E. E.
McPherson, J. C.
Patton, J. L.
Tennent, .T. A.
Westall, .T. M.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Asheville Coal Co.
Asheville Coal & Lumber Co.
Southern foal Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Board of Trade — .T. A. Nichols, Pies-

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ident; J. P. Kerr, Secretary.

Dunn. W. L.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S

Eskell, O. F.

FURNISHERS.

Elias, L. W.

Asheville Dry Goods & Clothing Co.

Fletcher, M. H.

Blomberg, A.

Frazier, Thompson.

Blomberg, S. I.

Gardner, G. D.

Pinestein, S. ,

Gibbs, E. W.

Glaser & Sugg.

Glenn, C. B.

Moore, M. V.

< . roener, E. P.

Redwood. H., & Co.

Hampton, J. E.

Stoner, O. E."

Hennell, M. H.

Whitlock Clothing Co.

Hilliard, W. D.

Zagier, M.

Hunnicutt. W. J.

Zagier, It. B.

Johnson, Alice E.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Jordan ,C. S.

Sumner, Sons & Co.

McBrayer, L. B.

Redwood, H., & Co.

Meacham & Rockwell.

Kindley, W. E., & Co.

Merriwater, F. T.

Lipinsky, S.

Merrimon, Louise.

DENTISTS.

Millender, M. C.

Foreman, J. W.

Minoo, C. L.

Sinclair, J. A.

Morris, E. R.

Reeves, R. H.

Orr, P. G.

Ramsey, J. F.

Paguin, Paul.

Hunt, F. L.

Powell, W. V.

Fawcett, J. W.

Pritchard, Arthur.

Parker, J. M.

Purefoy, G. W.

Smathers, Maxler.

Reynolds, C. V.

Durham. Benjamin.

Ringer, P. H.

Mann, I.

Sawyer, Joseph.

Chambers, E. 0.

Scott, C. L.

Hall, B. F.

Sevier, D. E. & L. T.

Glenn, C. F.

Smith, Owen.

Matthews. Augustus.

Shams. M. L.

Sinclair. P. D.

Van Ruck. Carl.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

Van Ruck. Sylva.

Blombers;, L.

Walker, J. W.

Sehas. M.

Weaver, H. B.

Asheville Tobacco Co.

Whittinston. W. P.

Pugh, C. S.

William. John H.

DRUGGISTS.

Zimmerman, C. S.

Carmichael, W. C.

POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Royser, C. A.

Asheville Electric Co.

Asheville Pharmacy.

W. T. Weaver Power Co.

Carolina Pharmacy.

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Grants Pharmacy.

Asheville Packing Co.

Mackay's Pharmacy.

Roarers, W. F., & Sons.

Montford Drug: Co.

FLORISTS.

Seawell's Pharmacy.

Lashly, D. A.

Smith's Drug Store.

Brown, E. E.

Streetmnn, T. L.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

West End Drug Store.

Asheville Fish Co.

DOCTORS.

Graham's Fish Market.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Ambler, C. P.

Asheville Supply & Foundry Co.

Anderson, J. G.

Sternberg Sunnlv & Foundry Co.

Ballard, A. M.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Battle, S. W.

Beaumont Furniture Co.

Briggs, H. H.

Burton & Holt.

Brown, T. E. W.

Deal & Rector.

Brownson, W. C.

Green Bros.

Bryan, J. W.

Moore, W. L.

Bryant, R. H.

Smithers, J. L., & Sons.

Buckner, R. G.
Burroughs, J. A.
Callaway, A. W.

Walton & McLain.

GROCERS.

Carroll, J. L.

Slayden, Fakes & Co.

Carroll, R. S.

Musteux-Robertson Co.

Cheesborough, T. P.

Asheville Grocery Co.

Cocke. .Tere.
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Allison, G. D.
Barnett, W. L.
Campbell, J. M., & Co.
Clark Bros.
Cooper, C. S.
Davis, W. A.
Felmet Bros.
Ford, W. P., & Son.
Forster Supply Co.
Foster, Frank S.
Harkins, R. W., & Co.
Hayes, J. F.
Hyarus, M.
Ingle, J. B.
Jarrett, E. C.
Jenkins, J. H.
Johnson, W. E.
Johnston, J. V.
Micholoo, A. D.
Niehaland & Lipe.
Miller, F. M.

Noland-Roland Grocery Co.
Olive, H. J.
Owenby & Son.
Redman, S. M.
Sawyer, Clarence.
Smathers & Young.
Stradlev & Luther.
Webb, D. H.
Welch, J. L., & Co.
Gates & McGuire.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Green, O. L., Hardware Co.
Brown-Northrup & Co.

HOSPITALS.
Mission Hospital.
Merriweather Hospital.
Biltrnore Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Astrm, Rawls & Co. (Fire.)
Rutledge, Frederick, & Co. (Fire.!
Patterson, J. R., & Co. (Fire.)
LaBarke, Moale & Chiles (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Field, Arthur M., Co.
Alexander, G.
Carpenter, J. E.
Casby, B. H.
Trast, H. M.
Goldsmith, W. W.
Henderson & Geiger.
Jennerett. L. W.
Shaffner. W. H.
Stern, Victor.

LAUNDRIES.
Asheville Steam Laundry Co.
Model Steam Laundry.
Mountain Citv Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Adams, J. G.
Adams, J. S.
Adams, J. Sneed.
Adicks, H. F.
Anderson, J. B.
Arthur, J. R.
Barnard, A. S.
Bernard, S. G.
Britt. J. J.
Bourne, L. M.

A., Jr.

Sr.
Jr.

Brown, M. W.
Brown. W. P.
Carter, Frank.
Carter, H. B.
Chedester, H. C.
Cocke, D. C.
Cocke, Wm. J.
Craig, Locke.
Curtis, Z. F.
Davidson, T. F.
Dawes, Wm. M.
Featherston, A.
Ford, J. F.
<;niis, Donald.
Glenn. J. F.
Gudger, J. M.
Gudger, J. M.,
Gudacer, Norma L.
Harkins, T. J.
Haynes, J. W.
Jones, C. E.
Jones, T. A.
Jones, W. W.
Lee, C. G.
Lissenbee, C. C.
Lusk, V. S.
Lyman, A. J.
McCall, R. S.
Malone, P. N.
Martin, J. C.
Martin, J. H.
Merrick, Duff.
Merrimon, J. G.
Merrimon, J. H
Merrimon, R. E.
Millard, D. R.
Montreat, A. D.
Moore, Charles A.
Morrison, A. T.
Murphy, J. D.
Parker, Havwood.
Randolph, E. G.
Ronevel, S. P.
Reynolds, G. S.
Reynolds, R. R.
Rickman, T. J.
Roberts, Gallatin.
Rollins, T. S.
Settle, Thomas.
Shuford, G. A.
Shuford, W. E.
Sondley, F. A.
Starnes, J. R.
Stevens, H. B.
Stvles, J. S.
Swain, J. E.
Thomas, F. W.
Thomasson, G. A.
Tucker. J. H.
Van Winkle. Kingsland.
Way, Eugene.
Weaver, Guy.
Weaver, Zebulon.
Webb, Charles A.
Welch, Gilmer.
Wells, R. M.
Whitson, W. R.
Williams, R. R.
Wright, G. W.
Gudger, Owen.

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PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Our Mt. Home — J. M. Stoner, Editor.

Fitzpatrick, R. L., & Son.

Asheville Citizen — James H. Caine,

Perkinson, T. J.

Editor.

Excelsior Paint Co.

LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Meth-Eice Co.

Westall, J. M., & Co.

Bowles, R. E.

Westall, W. H., & Co.

I'KODUCE DEALERS.

Coleman, J. S., Lumber Co.

McConnell Bros.

Scott Lumber Co.

Davis iV Barker.

Mason Lumber Co.

Owenby Bros.

Mason, B. C.

PLUMBERS.

Wm. Reiter Lumber Co.

Rich, J. R.

Arbagast, J. C.

Ball & Thrash.

Asheville Lumber Co.

Ginschard, G. L.

Craggy Lumber Co.

Moore, J. W.

Empire Lumber Co.

Union Plumbers.

English Lumber Co.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Jones, Wm. M.

Falk, C.

McEwen Lumber Co.

Durham, H. A.

Monger Lumber Co.

Beuton & Holt.

Sprales, W. J.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Swanannoa Lumber.

Hoge & Koonce.

Glen Inglis Co.

Ray, C. F.

MARBLE WORKS.

Brock, I.

Bean, S. I., & Co.

Lindsey, T. H.

Cherokee Marble Works.

McCanless, I. M.

Wolfe. W. O.

PRINTING OFFICES.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Hackney-Moale Co.

Hans Rees Tannery Co.

The Inland Press.

Asheville Supply & Foundry Co.

Asheville Printing Co.

United States Furniture Co.

Rogers, H. T.

Southern Mica Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Brown, M. Vance.

Aston, Rawls & Co.

Biltmore Box Co.

Forbes & Campbell.

Jones, Wm. M.

Atkinson & Sons.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Lavorbe, Moal & Chiles.

Morrison, T. S., & Co .

Grant Realty Co.

Asheville Hardware Co.

Canaday, W. M.

Bernard, W. W.

Donnahoe <& Bledsoe.

McKissick Realty Co.

WEAVERVILLE.

Batterbam, H.

Incorporated in 1909.

Brown & Logan.

Population, 1909: White, 400; col-

Hall & Penland.

ored. 100; total, 500.

Morsteller & Co.

Value real estate, $75,000; value per-

McClaskey, J. J.

sonal property, $50,000.

Mills & Metts.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.

Woods, F. T. H.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Carter, G. D.

Mayor — T. N. Greenlee.

Campbell, .T. M.

Postmaster — T. H. Weaver.

Ingle, F. D.

Chief of Police — J. Burgin.

Lyman, A. J.

R. R. Agent — D. Wagoner, Agent

TAILORS.

for the Wenvorville electric line.

Brown & Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Logan, S. T.

Methodist — W. C. Pooney, Pastor.

Fallcr, J. J.

Methodist Protestant — G. L. Curry,

Whitlock Clothing Co.

Pastor.

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Nolnnd-Brownell Co.

Weaverville College — O. S. Dean,

Hare. Baird & Co.

President.

Red Cross Undertaking Co.

Weaverville School — G. H. Blanken-

Starnes, J. R.

ship, Principal.

Brown, J. V., & Son.

DOCTORS.

Reagan, J. J.
Reagan, L. A.
Gill. J. M.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Tuttle, A. A.

WALL PAPER HANGERS.

Robinson, Z. B.

Fitzpatrick, R. L., & Sons.

DRUGGISTS.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Reeves, T. H.

Gazette News — W. A. Hildebrand,

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Editor.

Whitamore, J. M.

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West C. -P.
Reeves, W.' H. & Son.
Mick Brothers.
Merrill, E. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Reagan, W. M.
Weaver, Capt.
Hollister, Mrs.
Broadwater, Mrs. J.
Reeves, Mrs. W. H.
Nelson, Mrs. Wm.
Wagoner, Mrs. Dan.
Hoover, Mrs.

LIVERY STABLES.
Reagan, W. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Reams Creek Woolen Mills.
Weaverville Flour Mill.
Howland, R. S., Grist Mill.

BLACK MOUNTAIN.

Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 1909: White, 400; col-
ored, 30: total, 430.

Value real estate, $100,000; value
personal property, $50,000.
Tax rate: 35c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS,
Mayor— G. W. Steff.
Postmaster— G. W. Steff.
Chief of Police — W. J. Wilson.
R. R. Agent— W. H. Smith, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — W. H. Smith.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— D. R. Profit, Pastor.
tor.

Baptist — E. Buchanan. Pastor.
Methodist (Northern) — Rev. Mr.
J Mattison, Pastor.

Episcopal — Rev. Mr. Mevers. Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
High School— W. W. Bryin. Prin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Commonwealth— ,T. M. McKay, Pres-
ident; A. A. Hesraman, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Cotton, C. E.
Archer, I. J.
Terrell, A. J.
Landis, B. F.

DENTISTS.
Dr. Burke.

DRUGGISTS.
Black Mountain Pharmacy.
Terrell, A. J.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McKoy, J. M.

Hall, W. C.

Hoofman & Kent.

Dotyfeed, J. C.

Dickson, W. B. (Hardware.)

Reed, J. E., & Co.

Queen, E. W.

Moyer, J. A.

Hill, W. M. (Meats.)

Owenby, T. J.

Allred, J. J., & Co.

Cauble, P. A. (Groceries.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Gladstone Hotel.

Mountain View House.

The Inn.

Crawford Boarding House.

Mt. Mitchell Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.

Brown Bros.
Bl ILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

Black Mountain Building & Loan.

BILTMORE.

Incorporated in 1893.
Population. 1909; White, 400; color-
ed, none; total. 400.

TOAVN OFFICERS.
Mayor — S. P. Ravenel.
Postmaster — B. J. Luther.
Chief of Police — F. L. Sharpe.
R. R. Agent — G. A. Digges, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — S. T. Warren,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — R. R. Swope, Rector.
All Souls' Church—

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Winn's School for Boys — J. A. Winn,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Elias, L. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Biltmore Dm a: Store.
GROCERS.
Sawyer, C.
Grantham. T. L.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Stoner, A. D.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Stoner, A. D.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Star Market.

LIVERY STABLES.
Biltmore Livery Stables.
CATTLE.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Biltmore Estate Industries.

EURKE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, MORGANTON.

Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Edmund Burke.
Area: 400 square miles.

Population: 17,699. White males, 7,339; white females, 7.6S4; negro
males, 1,240; negro females, 1,430; foreign born, 150.

110 BURKE COUNTY.

Value of real estate, $1,816,020; value of personal property. $1,014,516.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,762,668; by negroes, $67,877.

No. of Schools: For whites, 54; for negroes, 10.

Tax Kate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 20c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 175. Worked by small tax and by all males
under 45 years of age.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 29.7 miles, assessed value $865,248.16

Carolina & North Western, 2.18 miles, assessed value 20,162.25

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 5,090.30

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,963.88

The Pullman Company, assessed value 5.001.S2

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 8,821.00

Superior Court Terms: March term. 2 weeks; June term, 2 weeks; Au-
gust term, 2 weeks ; December term, 2 weeks.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— L. A. Bristol,
Morganton.

Sheriff — Forest C. Berry, Morganton.

Register of Deeds — John B. Hollo-
way, Morganton.

Treasurer — W. A. Bailey, Morgan-
ton, R. F. D. No. 1.

Coroner — John Nelson, Morganton.

Surveyor — R. J. Hallyburton, Mor-
ganton.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. R. Ander-
son, Morganton.

Co. Supt. of Schools— R. L. Patton,
Morganton.

Supt. of County Home — Durant
Gibbs, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 4.

Co. Board of Education— J. H. Hoff-
man, J. E. Coulter, Joe T. McGinsey.

County Commissioners — John A.
Dixon, Frank Cook, J. M. Brinkley.

County Board of Elections — A. C.
Avery, Jr., C. E. Tate, S. Hoffman,
Morganton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Moraranton Township — W. A. Ross.
Morganton; A. N. Dale, Morganton;
H. C. Deaton, Morganton ; John Hal-
lyburton. Morganton.

Silver Creek— J. F. Waters, Mor-
ganton. R. F. D. No. 1; T. L. Morri-
son, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 1; L.
A. Simpson, Glen Alpine.

Lower Fork — M. F. Huffman, Con-
nelly Springs, R. F. D. No. 3; Timo-
thy Lail. Connellv Springs, R. F. D.
No. 3; M. A. Carswell, Connelly
Springs, R. F. D. No. 3; Thomas Set-
tlemyre. Connelly Springs. R. F. D.
No. 3; R. P. Cloud, Connelly Springs,
R. F. D. No. 3; C. M. Hoyle, Connelly
Springs. R. F. D. No. 3; J. W. Mos-
teller, Connelly Springs, R. F. D. No.
3; N. L. Chapman, Connelly Springs.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Upper Fork — H. Chapman, Morgan-
ton, R. F. D. No. 4; F. J. Poteet,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 4; J. R.
Carswell, Morganton. R. 'F. D. No. 4;
J. P. Bumgarner, Morganton, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Quaker Meadows — J. N. Benfleld,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 5; T. R. C.

MHiinsey, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 5.

Linville — S. B. Moore, Fonta Flora;
W. T. Austin, Gibbs.

Sniokey Creek— A. H. Tilley, Mor-
ganton, R. F. D. No. 2; J. R. Ben-
field, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Lovelady — J. E. Coulter, Connelly
Springs; C. S. Berry, Drexel; P. A.
Bollinger, Valdese.

Lower Creek — S. S. Hallyburton,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 2; W. A.
Hood, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 2;.Tohn
Roderich, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Icard — J. W. Parrish, Hilderbrand ;
W. A. Hilderbrand, Hilderbrand; G.
L. Stines, Hilderbrand ; M. D. Earney,
Hilderbrand.

Upper Creek — Salem Franklin, Jonas
Ridge; J. A. Fleming, Table Rock;
J. A. Cox, Table Rock ; J. A. Simes,
Joy.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — R. L. Patton, Morsranton ;
E. A. Poe, Cord; P. J. Shell, Gibbs.

Methodist— E. M. Modlin, Mor-
ganton ; E. C. Pansey, Connelly
Springs.

Presbyterian — Dugald Monroe.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Giles, A. H., Fonta Flora.

Noblett Bros.. Lenville Store.

Staruey, J. M.. Table Rock.

Berry Bros., Drexel.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED BULLS.

Bridgewater Milling Co., Glen
Alpine.

SAW MILLS.

Pitts & Giles, Glen Alpine.

Pitts, J. D., Glen Alpine.

Kincaid, S. A., Chesterfield.

Hutton & Bourbonnais, Morganton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Corpening, Miss Belle, Worry.

Corpening, Miss Margaret, Worry.

Arney, Miss Alice, - Worry.

McGimsey, Miss Mary A., Fonta
Flora.

Hood, Miss Lucile, Chesterfield.

Hood, Miss Virsrie, Chesterfield.

Hood, W. A., Chesterfield.

Hood, John .Chesterfield.

Whisenant, W. E., Chesterfield.

Lunsford, Miss Jennie, Rutherford

BL'RKB COUNTY.

Ill

College.

Lunsford, Miss Tilpah, Rutherford
College.

Lunsford, Miss Belle, Rutherford
College.

Hauss, Marvin, Rutherford College.

Reep, W. B., Rutherford College.

Cooper, J. B., Drexel.

Hoffman, Miss Mabel, Drexel.

Shathers, Miss Serepta. Canton.

Pool, Miss Bessie, Bridgewater.

Erwin, Miss Iva, Morganton.

Patton, W. R., Morganton, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Patton, Miss Ethel, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Tate, Miss Kate, Morganton.

Puett, C. P., Morganton.

Duckworth, Miss Nannie, Morgan-
ton.

Hurton, Julius Hally, Morganton.

Laxton, Miss Buena, Morganton.

Waters, Miss Olive, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Kincaid, Miss Carrie, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Laxton, Miss M. A., Morganton.
f Smith, Miss Jennie, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Waters. Miss Nova, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 1.

% MORGANTON.

V Population. 1009: 2,500. No white
•oils, 249; No. colored polls, 32.

Value real estate, $400,952 ; value
personal property, $345,965.

Tax Kate: $1.00 on the $100.
> Bonded debt, $29,000; floating debt,
$8,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. B. Boger.

Chief of Police — J. E. Gordon.
^ City Clerk — Hamilton Erwin.

V Treasurer — W. E. Walton.

Tax Collector — Hamilton Erwin.

City Attorney — A. C. Avery, Jr.
% City Supt. of Health — J. R. Ander-
son.

Postmaster — D. C. Pearson.
R. B. Agent — J. E. Galloway, South-
ern Railway Company.

Express Agent — J. E. Galloway.

Telegraph 3Ianager — H. F. Payne,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — Mr. Mathews,
Bell Telephone Company.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — James Long, Pastor.

Episcopal — McNeeley DuBose, Rec-
tor.

Methodist— W. F. Womhle, Pastor.

Presbyterian — W. F. Hollingsworth,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Morganton Graded Schools — Prof.
Cobb, Superintendent.

Patton's High School— J. C. Patton,
Principal.

JIarbut School— Mrs. W. R. Marbut,
Principal.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Morgan.
Hallyburton, Mrs. J. C.
McConnaughey House.
Hemphill, Mrs. T. L.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank — A. M. Kisler,
President; A. M. Ingold, Cashier.

The Bank of Morganton — John A.
Dickson, President; W. E. Walton,
Cashier.

BAKERS.
Dickson & Hern.

BOOK STORES.
Gaither, B. S.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Green & Kincaid.
Formey & Co.
McDowell, J., & Co.
Smith, J. M.
Beach, James A.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Blue Ridge Wagon Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Alpine Cotton Mills No. 1.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Newton, P. F.
Ross, W. A.
Bristol & Harbison.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Kibler, W. M.
Pearson, J. H.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Lazarus Bros.
Davis. B. F.
Anderson. John.
Morgan, T. C.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Lazarus Bros.

DENTISTS.
Jeter, I. P.
Dula, A. M.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
News-Herald— T. G. Cobb, Editor.

DRUGGISTS.
Leslie, W. A.
Burke Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Anderson, J. R.
Riddle, J. B.
Phifer, E. W.
Warleck, E. S.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Davis. T. I., & Son.
Presnell & Hogan.
Hilderbrand & Connelly.

POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Morganton Electric Light Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Ross. W. A.
Newton, P. F.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Pearsqn, J. H.
Beach, J. A., & Son.

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BURKE COUNTY.

11SH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

MeGalleard & Lowdermilk.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Claywell Bros.
Kerksey, C. F.

GROCERS.
Morganton Grocery Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Morganton Hardware Co.

HOSPITALS.
Grace.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Wilson, J. W.
Hilderbrand, M. P.
Erwin, W. C.
Harbison, W. A.
Hossfield, P. W.

JEWELERS.
Patton, W. H.
Wortman, W. A.

LAUNDRIES.
Morganton Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Avery, I. T.
Erwin, W. C.
Avery, A. C, Sr.
Avery, A. C, Jr.
Erwin, S. J.
Perkins, John T.
Mull, J. M.
Kiddle, R. V .T.
Huffman, R. L.

.MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Morganton Furniture Co. (Furni-
ture).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Kerksey, C. F.

PAINTERS.
Lytle, Albert.
Erwin, Jim.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Shuping, J. A.
Pearson, John H.
McConnoughey. R. L.

PLUMBERS.
Rhyne, T. E.
Fleming, Thomas.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Webb, L. W.
Gellan, Mrs. M. E.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Hoffman. Fred.

McDowell, Manly. ,

Hossfield. F. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEKS
Claywell Bros.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Lee, Billie.
Lvtle. Albert.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Morganton.

GLEN ALPINE.

Incorporated in 1SS1.

Population. 1909, white, 304; colored
22; total, 326.

Value real estate, $50,000; value
personal propertv, $15,000; tax
rate, 10 cents per $100.

Mayor — L. F. Brinkley.

Postmaster — J. D. Pitts.

Chief of Police— W. G. Pitts.

R. R. Agent— T .A. Simpson, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — T. A. Simpson,
Southern Railwav.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— E. M. Modlin, Pastor.

Presbyterian — E. Monroe. Pastor.

Lutheran — D. A. Goodman, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Glen Alpine High School— F. A. Ed-
mundson, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Hemussee, Dr. E. A.
DRUGGISTS.

Hemussee, Dr. E. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Pitts, J. D.

Hemussee, M .N.

Simpson, L. A.

Pitts & Giles.

Sigmon, E. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Brinklev, L. F.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Pitts. J. D.. (Lumber and Mfg.)

Pitts and Giles (Lumber and Mfg.)

RUTHERFORD COLLEGE.

Incorporated in 1881.

Population, 1909. 308.

Value real estate, $13,424.

Value personal property, $20,705;
tax rate, 30 cents.

Mayor— J. F. Coulter.

Postmaster — Mrs. Emma Moss.

Chief of Police — R. E. Cassels.
R. R. Agent — B. B. Abernethy, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Fanzo Aber-
nethv, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. F. Moser. T. H. Ed-
wards, W. E. Poover, D. P. Goode, R.
S. Abernethv, P. D. Moore.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rutherford College — Prof. Irving
B. McCoy, President ; Rutherford
College Graded School. Miss Jennie
Lunsford, Superintendent.
DOCTORS.

Goode. T. V.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wilson, J. E., & Co.
Estes. L. L.
Lefener, A. L.
Abernethy. R. S.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Johnson, J. P.
Moore, C. C.
Fleming, H. A.
Campbell. W. F.
Randle, Bufort;

LIVERY STABLES.
Morris, J. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Belwood Shoe Co.

CAP.AKKt S COUNTY.

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CABARRUS COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, CONCORD.

Formed in 1792. Named in honor of Stephen Cabarrus.

Area, 4SS square miles.

Population, 22,450. census of 1900. White males, 8,172 ; white females,
8,183 ; negro males, 2,910 ; negro females, 3,191 ; foreign born, 28.

Value of real estate, $4.090,685 ; value of personal property, $1,786,972.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $5,732,673; by negroes, $145,184.

No. of Schools: For whites, 47; for negroes, 21.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 22 2-3 cents on the $100; roads and bridges,
.30 cents.

Public Roads: No. miles, 350. Worked by convict labor and by taxa-
tion.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina Railroad Company, 17.10 miles, assessed value. $803,408.78

Yadkin Railroad, 1.15 miles, assessed value G,S83.10

The Pullman Company, assessed value 2,889.94

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,702,28

Concord Telephone Company, assessed value 3.500.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 17.230.53

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,826,00

American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 6.837.60

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 1,674.10

Southern Power Company, assessed value 11,5o:umi

Superior Court Terms: January 31st, two weeks; May 9th, two weeks;
August 29th, one week; October 24th, two weeks.

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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — M. L. Widen-
house, Concord.

Sheriff1 — J. F. Honeycutt, Concord.

Register of Deeds — .T. F. Harris.
Concord.

Treasurer — W. A. Overcash. Con-
cord.

Coroner — Howard Caldwell. Cone ird.

Surveyor — F. S. Kluttz, Concord.

Co. Supt. of Health— ,T. W. Wallace.
Concord.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Charles E.
Boger, Concord.

Supt. of County Home — A. H. Sapp,
Concord. R. F. D. No. 3.

Co. Board of Education — .Tames P.
Cook, (chrm.). Concord; W. F. Smith.
Davidson. R. ' F. D. No. 24; G. F. Mc-
Allister, Mt, Pleasant.

County Commissioners — G. Ed. Kes-
tler, (chrm.), Concord; Frank (loud-
man, Glass, R. F. D. No. 1; W. A.
Kindlev, Mt. Pleasant; G. S. Kluttz,
Rockwell. R. F. D. No. 1; J. P. Mor-
rison. Harrisburg, R. F. D. No. 2.

County Board of Elections — G. M.
Lore, (chrm.), Concord; G. EL Etut-
ledge. Concord : C. A. Cook. Concord.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

No. 1. Township — W. H. Oglesby,
Harrisburg; J. W. Stallings, Harris-
burg.

No. 2 — W. J. McLaughlin', Concord.
R. F. D. No. 6; C. D. Blackwelder,
Concord, R. F. D. No. 6.

No. 3 — C. H. Hamilton. Davidson,
R. F. D. No. 24.

No. 4 — T. L. Ross, Kannapolis; J.

W. Wineeoff, Glass; J. A. Winecoff,
class.

No. 5 — E. K. Misenheimer, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 3: M. J. Shinn, Concord,
11. F. D. No. 3.

No. 6 — A. Crowell, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 4; G. E. Ritchie. Concord, R.
F. D. No. 4; M. W. Allmau, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 4.

No. 7— G. W. Dry, Gold Hill, P. I'.
D. No. 2; G. H. Moose, Gold Hill, R.
F. D. No. 2.

No. 8 — Jonas Cook, Mt. Pleasant; L.
A. Lipe, Mt. Pleasant: T. A. Moser,
Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.

No. 9 — P. F. Widenhouse, George-
ville.

No. 10— D. W. Turner, Smith's
Ford; D. W. Garmon, Concord, R.
F. D. No. 7; W. H. R>st. Harrisburg,
R. F. D. No. 4; U. G. Pone. Harris-
burg, R. F. D. No. 4; H. C. Cook.
Harrisburg, R. F. P No. 4.

No. 11— C. F. Smith, Bost's Mills
Way Mail; R .T. Sides, Concord, K.
F. D. No. 0.

No. 12— J. N. Brown, Concord ; W. J.
Hill. Concord; G. M. Lore, Concord;
C, A. Pitts, Concord; D. M. Purr,
Concord; J. A. Simmons, Concord; .1.
M. Howard, Concord; J. P. Howard.
Concord; C. J. Williams. Concord.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist— S. S. Higgins, Harris-
burg, R. F. D. No. 4; *V. P. McCluv,
Concord; W. B. Shinn, Kannapolis;
W. C. Jones, Concord.

Presbyterian — L. H. Query, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 2; J. E. Summers, Con J

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CAP. Alt II CS COUNTY.

i ord, R. P .1). No. 2.

Baptist— J. W. Snider, Concord; W.
T. Talbirt, Concord.

Lutheran — Lester D. Miller, Mt.
Pleasant.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rocky Kiver High School — Horner
Winecoff, Principal, Concord, R. P.
D. No. 6.

Sunderland Hall for Girls— Miss
Melissa Montgomery, Principal, Cou-
cord, R. P. D. No. 6.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Grier, S. A., Harrisburg.

Black, J. C, Harrisburg, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Yow, I. A., Georgeville.

Conger, George J., Concord, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Flow, J. W., Kannapolis.

Wakefield, H. A., Kannapolis.

Pharr, T. P., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Shinn & Widenhouse, Georgeville.

Barrier & Son. Georgeville.

Little, D. J., Bosts Mills.

Hartsell, P. J., Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Carriker, J. W., Harrisburg, R.
P. D. No. 4.

Barbee, Geo., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Biggers, R. W., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Bost, Mrs. Jennie, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Burlevson, Mrs. Jeanett, Concord, R.
F- D. No. 7.

Alexander, J. F., Harrisburg.

Morrison. D. L., Harrisburg.

Harry. W. D., Harrisburg, R. F.
P. No. 3.

Cook, J. W., Concord, R. F. D. No. 2.

Triece, .T. P., Glass.

Smith Bros., Davidson, R. F. D.
No. 24.

Emerson, M. A., Concord. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Brown. J. B., Glass.

Andrews. S. R., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Herrin. M .B., Mt. Tleasant, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Lentz. A. C, & Co.. Gold Hill, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Watts Bros., Concord, R. F. P.
No. 4.

Seaford, John, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.

White-Morrison-Flowe Co., Kanna-
polis.

Furr. M. M., Kannapolis.

Smith, F. L.. Drug Co.. Kannapolis.

Missouri City Mercantile Co., Con-
cord.

Yates, A. W., Concord.

Stallings, P. F., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.

COTTON GINS.

Bost, E. T., Bosts Mills.

Pharr, T. F., Concord, R. F. D. N. 6.

Shillings, P. P., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Garmon, John, Concord, R. F. U.
No. 0.

Flowe & McAnnulty, Concord, 11. F.
D. No. 7.

R. A. Brown's Sons, Concord.

Shinn & Widenhouse, Georgeville.

Cannon, W. F., Concord. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Harrisburg Improvement Co., Har-
risburg.

Smith Bros., Davidson, R. F. D.
No. 24.

Teeter, M. F., Concord, It. F. D.
No. 6.

Russell, R. A., Concord.

Dees, R. A., Concord.

MeEaehern, J. C, Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Faggart, E. F.. Concord. R. F. D.
No. 5.

Barnhardt, J. L.. Concord, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Hagler, George Concord, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Men simor & Litaker, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Green, J. B., Harrisburg, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Foil Bros., Mt. Pleasant.

Triece, J. P., Glass.

Harry, W. D., Harrisburg.

Wallace. J. R., Huntersville.

W. R. Kindley Mfg. Co., Mt. Pleas-
ant.

Southern Cotton Oil Co., Concord.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Bost. E. T., Bosts Mills.

Pharr, T. F., Concord, R. F. D. No. (1.

Garmon, John, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Morris, W. W., Concord.

Cox Bros.. Concord. R. F. D. No. 1.

Furr. M. M.. Concord, R. F. D. No. 7.

Green & Garmon, Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Shinn & Widenhouse. Georgeville.

Kindley, W. R., Mt. Pleasant.

Foil Bros., Mt. Pleasant, R. F. D.
No. 3 .

Concord Milling Co., Concord.

Cabarrus Roller Mill. Concord.

Blackwelder. G. A., Concord.
SAW MILLS.

Safrit, R. W., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Bost, W. B. J., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.

lleinze, John, Mt. Pleasant.

Faggart, E. F.. Concord, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Allison & Lentz, Concord.

Hartsell, R. L., Smiths Ford.

Chanev, W. M., Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.

McEachern, J. C, Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Bost. E. T., Bosts Mills.

Kluttz, Martin, Rockwell, R. F. D.
No. 1.

CABARRU S COUNTY.

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Dees, R. A., Concord.
PUBLIC SCHOOL. TEACHERS.

White, Miss Nannie, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 7.

Winecoff, Homer, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.

King, Mrs. D. N., Concord, R. F.
D. No. 6.

White, Miss Sallie Belle, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 6.

Barnhardt, Miss Maggie, Hams-
burg, R. F. D.

Williams, J. D. W., Harrisburg, R.
F. D.

Grier, Thomas, Harrisburg, R. F. D.

Gaither, Miss Mary, Harrisburg, R.
F. D.

Townsend, Miss Iva B., Harrisburg,
R. F. D.

Blackwelder, Miss Ida, Harrisburg,
R. F. D.

Andrew, Charles, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Weddington, Miss Hattie, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Query, Miss Kate, Concord, R. i\
D. No. 1.

Kerr, R. T., Mooresville, it. F. 1>.
No. 1.

Johnson, Miss Cora, Concord, It. F.
D. No. 2.

Bmmerson, Miss Carrie, Concord, K.
F. D. No. 2.

Isenhonr, Miss Cora, Concord, It.
F. D. No. 2.

Morris, W .C, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Caldwell. Clell, Kannapolis.

Cook, Miss Ollie, Kaunapoiis

Efird, Miss Maggie, KannapoUs.

Moser, Miss Maggie, Kannapolis.

Rumple, Miss Ella May, Glass, Tt.
F. D.

Sloop, Miss Berta, Concord. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Ritchie, Grover, Concord.

Johnson, Miss Ola, Concord, It. F
D. No. 2.

Shinn, M. J., Concord, R. F. D. No. 3.

Caldwell, Miss Lois, Concord. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Bonds, Miss Mamie, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Lefler, Miss Rosa, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Penninger, A. H., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Hudson, Miss Minnie, Concord, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Jeffcoat. Miss Cora Pearl, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Slither, John A., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Lippard, A. J., Concord, R. F. P.
No. 4.

Krimminger, Miss Loretta, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Cruse, W. C, Gold Hill.

Plvler, C. G., Gold Hill.
Barnhardt. Mrs. C. II., Mt. Pleas-
ant. R. F. D.

Ridenhour, H. C, Concord, R. F. D.

No. 4.

Ridenhour, Miss Alma. Concord, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Barringer, J. L. D., Concord, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Moser, Walter, Concord, R. F. D.
No 5.

Shuping, Jesse, Mt. Pleasant.

Welsh, Miss Blma, Mt. Pleasant.

Isenhour, Miss Ada, Mt. Pleasant.

Hartsell. R. L., Bosts Mill.

Krimminger, Miss Amanda, Bosts
Mill.

Bost, Joe, Concord, R. F. D. No. 5.

Hudson, Miss Agnes, Mt. Pleasant,
R. F. D.

Price, J. S., Harrisburg, R. F. D.

Bost, Miss Fannie, Harrisburg, R.
F. D.

Taylor, Miss Ola, Harrisburg, R.
F. D.

Williamson, W. L., Concord, R. F.
D. No. 7.

Newell. Miss Margaret, Concord, R.
F. D. No. 7.

Hartsell, Miss Lou, Concord, R. F.
I) No. 7.

Baker, H. T., Harrisburg, R. F. D.

.Jenkins, J. M., Locust, R. F. D.

Bostian, Miss Elizabeth, Concord, R.
F. U. No. 5.

Morrison, Miss Lula, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Baker, M. J., Concord, R. F. D.
Xo. 5.

Rankin, Charles W., Concord, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Grier, Miss Mavme, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 6.

Cline, Miss Ollie, Concord.

CONCORD.

Population, 1909: 12,250.

No. white polls, 1,195; No. colored
polls, 207.

Value real estate, $2,997,037; value
personal property, $550,020.

Tax Rate: $1.35 on the $100 and
$2.35 on poll.

Bonded debt. $274,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. B. Wagoner.

Chief of Police — J. L. Boirer.

City Clerk — James C. Fink

Treasurer — James C. Fink.

Tax Collector— W. J. Montgomery,
Jr.

City Attorney— L. T. Hartsell.

Postiiiastei — M. L. Buchanan.

R. R. Agent — E. Runion.

Express Agent— W. B. Ward.

Telerraph Managers — Miss Virginia
Fouchee, Western Union : Miss King,
Postal Telegraph Co.

Telephone Managers — L. D. Cole-
trane, Concord Telephone Co. ; Miss
Rose White, Southern Bell Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— i (First). S. N. Watson. Pas-
tor; (Second), D. F. Helms, Pastor.

Episcopal— (All Saints).T. C. Davis.
Rector.

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CABARRUS CIII'NTV.

Lutheran — (St. .lames), J. E. Scheuk,
Pastor; (St. Andrews i. Charles Pless,
Pastor.

Methodist — (Contrail. P. T. Durham.
Pastor; (Forest Hill), \V. L. Hutch-
ins. Pastor; (lOpworth), J. A. J. Far-
rington, Pastor.

Presbyterian — (First), J. Mi Grier,
Pastor; ( M<-Kinnon i. No Pastor;
(Cannonville), W. C. Ervin, Pastor;
(Bayless Memorial), No Pastor.

Associated Refqjm Presbyterian- — J.
Walter Simpson, Pastor.

German Reform — W. H. Causey,
Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — O. A. Lind-
say. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Concord High School— W. W. Mor-
ris. Principal.

Concord Graded School — J. U. Lenlz.
Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

St. Cloud-Normandy, V. L. Nor-
man, Prop.

New South Cafe, R. J. Phillips,
Prop.

P.usy Bee Cafe. D. N. Catrakilis,
Proprietor.

Isenhour Bros.

Allen House, J. M. Allen. Prop.

Fisher House. Geo. E. Fisher, Prop.
ARCHITECTS.

Propst, A. H.

Caldwell, D. A.

Walthall. R. L.
BANKS AND

Concord National
trane, President ;
Cashier.

Cabarrus Savings Bank — H. I.
Woodhouse, President; C. W. Swink.
Cashier.

Citizens Bank * Trust Co. — A. Jones
Vorke. President; C. B. Wagoner.
Cashier.

BAKERS.

The Concord Steam Bakery.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

R. A. Brown's Sons.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Ivey Shoe Store.

Cannon & Fetzer Co.

White-Morrison-Flowe Co.

Brown -Cannon Co.

Parks, H. L., & Co.

Dayvault Co., The.

Wilkinson -Widen house Co.

Barrier-Widenhouse & Co.

Cline Bros.

Efird's.

Smith. T. J.

Waddell, I. H., & Sons.

Furr, D. M.

Kimmons. J. A.

Furr & Bost.

Widenhouse & Sons.

Drv, C. A.

Furr, J. M.

Walter, M. C, Co.

BANKERS.

Bank— D. B. Col-
L. D. Coltrane,

BOOK STORES.

White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Dayvault, J. F., & Co.

Sappeufield, C. M.

Morrison, W. F.

Beck, Fred.
Bl ILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

The Cabarrus County Building,
Loan & Savings Association.

The Concord Perpetual Building &
Loan Association.

Citizens Building & Loan Assxia-

1 iol).

CARRIAGE DEALERS & MT'R'S.
Dees, R. F. (Manufacturer.)
Yorke Si Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
ii.irvault Co., The.

CLUBS.
Elk's Home.
Piedmont Club. (Incorporated.!

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Watson. A. B.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Cannon Mfg. Co.

Cabarrus Cotton Mills.

Cibson Mfg. Co.

Locke Cotton Mills.

Ypung-Hartsell Mills Co.

Brown Mfg. Co.

Hanover Mfg. Co.

Franklin Cotton Mills.

Kerr Bleachery & Finishing Works.

Magnolia Mills Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Concord Candv Kitchen.

Scarboro, W. H.

Norman, J.

Ritz, H. G.

Dove & Bost Co.

Carroll & Caldwell.

Lippard & Barrier.

Correll, ,T. C.

cibson Drug Store.

Peoples Drug Co.

Fetzers Drug Store.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Propst. A. H.

Caldwell, D. A.

Walthall, R. L.

R. A. Brown's Sons.

Dry, C. B.-
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Craven. K. L., & Sous.

Foil, W. A.

Pounds, A. B.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

United Citizens Club— L. W. gran-
der, President; J. C. 'Fink, Secretary
and Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S

FURNISHERS.

Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Brown-Cannon Co.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Parks, H. L. <fc Co.
Dayvault Co.. The
Wilkinson-Widenhouse & Co.
Efird's.

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COTTON GINS.

Yorke & Wadsworth Co.

Ritchie Hardware Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Parks, H. L., & Co.

Efird's.

DENTISTS.

Herring, H. C.

Houston, W. C.

Ezzell, W. L.
TOBACCO DEALERS (Wholesale.)

Hartsell, A. P., Co.

Patterson, G, W;

Moses, Max.

DRUGGISTS.

Gibson Drug Store. (Inc.)

Fetzers Drug- Store, (Inc.)

Cabarrus Drug Co.

Peoples Drug Co.

Marsh, M. L.

Reeds Drug Store.

Eureka Drug Co.

DOCTORS.

Young, R. S.

Rogers, F. O.

Smoot & Pemberton.

Archey, L. M.

Caldwell. D. G.

King, R. M.

Laffertv. J. S.

Wallace, J. W.

Reed, J. F.

Watkins & Ervin. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

White-Morrison -Fl owe Co.

Parks, H. L. & Co.

Blacls & Shepard.

Etird's.

Widenhonse <S: Sons.

Dry, C. A.

Furr & Bost.

Walter, M. C, Co.

Bostian, D. J., Co.

Dayvault Co., The.

Wilkin son -Widen house Co.

Barrier, Widenhonse & Co.

Kimmons, J. A.

Waddell. I. H., & Sons.

Smith, T. J.

Furr. D. M.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Board of Light Sf Water Commis-
sioners, Southern Power Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Concord Candy Kitchen.

Ritz, H. G.

Dove & Bost Co.

Lippard & Barrier.

Correll, J. C.

Carroll & Caldwell.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

White- Morrison -Flo we Co.

Cline & Moose.

Dayvault Co.. The.

Yorke & Wadsworth Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Sajipenfield, C. M.

Isenhouer Bros.

New South Cafe.

FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Concord Foundry & Machine Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Bell-Harris Furniture Go.
Craven Bros. Furniture & Under-
taking Co.
Concord Furniture Co.
Wilkinson, II. B., & Co.

GROCERS.
Hartsell. A. F.. & <\>. (Wholesale.)
Patterson, G. W. < Wholesale. I
Moses, Max. (Wholesale.)
White-Morrison- Flowe Co.
Lippard & Barrier.
Hahn-Honeycutt »Co.
Glass, W. J.
Parks. H. L., & Co.
Carroll & Caldwell.
Correll, J. C.
Gaddy, R. L.
Miller. J. L.
Dove & Bost Co.
Blume Bros.
Waddell. I. H., & Son.
Smith. T. J.

Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co.
Walker. D. M.
Williams. C. J.
Furr & Bost.
Barrier- Widenhouse & Co.
Kimmons, J. A.
Seaborn, D. L.
Blackwelder, Arthur.
Caudle & Suther.
Walter, M. C, Co.
Widenhonse & Sons.
FIVE AND TEN-CENT STORES.
McDavid, J. Lee.
Brachen, Miss Olenn.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
White, C. R.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
King, J. B. (Life.)
Moon. J. V. (Life.)
White. T. ,T. (Life.)
Patterson, John K. (Life.)
Smith, T. W. (Life.)
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (Life.)
Southern Loan & Trust Co. (Life.)
Southern Loan & Trust Co. (Fire.)
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (Fire.)
Patterson. John K.. & Co. (Fire.)
Hendrix, J. M. (Fire.)
Miller, John L. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Correll, W. <\. Jewelry Co.
Willeford, J. C.
Collett, J. W.

LAUNDRIES.

Concord Steam Laundry. R. E.
Ridenhour. Proprietor.

LAWYERS.

Hartsell, L. T.

Montgomery & Crowcll. •

Means, W. G.

Smith, W. M.

Stiekley. M. B.

Means, P. B.

Purvear, H. S.

Williams, H. S.

Adams, Armtield. Jerome & Manors I

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CABARRUS —CALDWELL.

col-

Ritz,

Same
Hall,

LI MBER M'E'R'S. AND DEALERS. Jlurnl, Frank.
Yorke Furniture Co.

Sills Lumber.
Niblock & Davis.
Dry, C. B.

MABBLE WORKS.

Freeze & I tley.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Ritchie Hardware Co.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.

PAINTERS.
Correll, E. P.
Brown, J. LaFayette.
Whitlock, Marvin. (Sign.)
Mund, Frank.
Whitlock, William.
Blair, C. B. (col.)
H. G. (Sign.)
PRODUCE DEALERS.
as Grocers.

PLUMBERS.
E. M.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Stone & Shaw.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Concord Times, J. B. Sherrill, Prop.
Tribune Publishing Co., J. F. Hur-
ley, Prop.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Job Press, H. P. Deaton .Prop.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Southern Loan & Trust Co.
Patterson, John K., & Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Chapman, Truman.
Sills Lumber Co.
Niblock & Davis.
Caldwell, D. A.

TAILORS.
Concord Pressing Club.
Citv Pressing Club.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEBS.

Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
Craven Bros. Furniture & Under-
taking Co.

WTiikinson, H. B., & Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Griffin, B. L.
Bunn, J. F.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Correll, E. F.

H. C.
-J. M.

Mount

Presi-

MT. PLlEASANT.

Incorporated in 1856.

Population. 1009: White, 800;
ored, 150; total, 950.

Value real estate, $60,000 ; value per-
s inal property, $140,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. B. McAllister.

Postmaster — A. W. Moore.

Chief of Police — J. L. Lel'ler.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Lutheran — J. P. Miller, Pastor.

German Reform — E. G. Williams,
Pastor.

Methodist — N. R. Richardson, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute — G.
F. McAllister, Principal.

3Iount Amvena Seminary — J.
Fisher, Principal.

Mt. Pleasant Graded School-
Shuping, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS

Cabarrus Savings Bank of
Pleasant — H I.. Woodhouse,
dent; L. J. Foil, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Moore, G. D.

Foil, M. A.

Matthews, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.

Moore, A. W.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Cook & Foil Co.

Heilig, C. G.

Kindley Mill Store.

Barrier. D. D.

Hartsell, W. S.

Green, Joe.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Welsh House.

Lentz Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Fisher-Foil Co.

Louder, J. F.

Mt. Pleasant Auto Transfer Co.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Tuscarora Cotton Mill.

W. R. Kindley Cotton Mills.

Mt. Pleasant Lumber Co.

Herring, J. O., Machine Shops.

Foil Bros. Roller Mills.

Kindley Roller Mill.

CALDWELL COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. LENOIR.

Formed in 1841. Named in honor of Dr. Joseph Caldwell, first Presi-
dent University North Carolina.

Area. 450 square miles.

Population, 15,694. White males, 6.S22; white females, 6,929; negro males,
968; negro females, 963; foreign born, 9.

Value of real estate, $1,910,609; value of personal property. $1,390,249.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,253,230; by negroes, $47,628.

No. of Schools: For whites, 82; for negroes, 12.

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Tax rate: County purposes, 23 2-3 on the $100; special, 8 l-3c. ; county
bonded debt, $19,000.

Public Roads: Worked under Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Caldwell & Northern Railway Co., 25.5 miles, assessed value * 96,090.00

Carolina & N. W. Railway Co.. 14.84 miles, assessed value 137,251.50

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1.379.67

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,013.54

Lenoir Electric Company, assessed value 3,500.00

Citizens' Light & Power Company, assessed value 3.900.00

Superior Court Terms: February 28; August 30, two weeks' terms,
criminal cases only; November 29, two weeks, civil cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. W. Curtis,
Lenoir.

Sheriff' — John M. Smith, Lenoir.

Register of Deeds — James L. Miller,
Lenoir.
Treasurer — Julius J. Austin, Lenoir.

Coroner — J. J. Roberts, Lenoir, R.
F. D. 2.

Surveyor — James H. Isbell, King's
Creek, R. F. D. 1.

Co. Supt. of Health— Dr. C. L. Wil-
son, Lenoir.

Co. Supt. of Schools — T. D. Moore,
Lenoir.

Supt. of County Home — Wm. Teters,
Lenoir, R. F. D. 1.

County Board of Education — P. G.
Moore, Chairman, Granite Fails; M.
L. Greer and M. G. Shearer, Lenoir.

County Commissioners — J. M. Ai-
red, Chairman, Granite Falls; Joe L.
Beach, Lenoir, R. F. D. 1, and J. T.
Hayes, Happy.

County Board of Elections — Mark
Squires, Chairman. Lenoir: J. B.
Isbell. Lenoir; L. E. Cobb, Lenoir.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Globe Township — G. R. McLean,
Globe; J. B. Moore, Globe; Walter
Curtis. Globe; W. T. Mayes, Col-
lettsvilie.

John's River — D. G.Barber. Colletts-
ivlle; C. S. Setser, Collettsville; D.
W. Lloyd, Adako.

Hudson — T. H. Bentlev. Hudson ;
J. P. Bush. Hudson ; J. S. Hart, Hud-
son : W. H. H. Hartley, Hudson.

King's Creek — J. M. Livingston,
King's Creek; W. A. Smith. King's
Creek; H. M. Beach. King's Creek. R.

F. D. 1; Finley Laxton, King's Creek.
Lenoir — Bristol Hood, Lenoir. R. F.

D. No. 5: R. W. Taylor, Lenoir. R. F.
D. No. 5; W. L. Swanson, Whitnell ;
J. A. Bush. Lenoir; F. B. Mitchell,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 5: E. C. Hanck,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 4; G. B. Walsh.
Lenoir.

Little River— W. T. Roberts, Draco;
J. II. Jones, Granite Falls, R. F. D.
1; H. M. Crouch, Lenoir ,R. F. D. 2 ;
Jno. M. Downs, Lenoir, R. F. D. 2.

Eovelady — I. B. Williams, Granite
Falls; I. A. Starnes, Granite Falls;

G. W. Hayes, Granite Falls- G. W.
Sherrill, Granite Falls, R. F. D. 1;

Walter S. Taylor, Rhodhiss.

Lower Creek — P. A. Suddreth, Le-
noir; G. F. Thompson, Lenoir, R. F.
D. 1; C. A. Tuttle, Lenoir.

North Catawba — A. A. Kaylor ;
Granite Falls, R. F. D. 2; J. G. Brad-
ley, Granite Falls, R. F. D. 2; L. P.
Smith, Granite Falls. R. F. D. 2; A. G.
Corpening, Lenoir. R. F. D. 3; R. J.
Bush, Lenoir, R. F. D. 3.

Patterson — J. A. Stovie. Finley: T!.

A. Woods, Patterson.

Wilson Creek— W. P. Tuttle, Sagi-
naw: Colfax Clarke, Naomi; G. P.
Smalling, Mortimer.

Yadkin Valley — Francis Hawkins,
Yadkin Valley; T. S. Robbins, Buf-
falo Cove.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Second Adventist — G. D. Sherrill,
Lenoir. R. F. D. No. 1; R. L. Isbell,
Patterson.

Baptist— E. D. Crisp, Lenoir; I. W.
Thomas. W. N. Cook, Saw Mills, J.

B. Phillips, Happy; J. H. Nelson,
Patterson: L. C. Kinsr. Gamewell : .T.
R. J. Amos. Saw Mills: D. L. Miller,
Saw Mills: J. T. Shell, Petra.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Globe Academy (now used as Pub-
lic School building).

King's Creek Academy (now used
as Public School building).
DOCTORS.

Curtis, G. H., King's Creek.
Flowers, Gamewell. Gunpowder.
White, W. M., Collettsville.
Coffey, L. H., Lenoir.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Smith, W. M., Granite Falls.
Smith, J. M., Granite Falls, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Smith, G. W., Lenoir, R. F. D. 3.
Moore & Cook, Edgemont.
Cragg & Moore, Globe.
Mortimer Store Co., Mortimer.
Harper Mfg. Co.. Patterson.
Hagaman, J. R., Patterson.
Curtis, E. L., Fatterson.
Hickman, E. T., Hudson.
Thorneburg, P. M., Hudson.
Lingle, J. A., Hudson.
Livingston, S. G., Draco.
McCall, S. A., Hobart.
McCall, \Y. A., Finley.

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Sherrill G. W., Gunpowder.

McShane & Bryant, Yadkin Valley.

Smith. II. S.. & Co.. Petra.

Thompson, M. K., GamewelL

I'dnlioiir, G. M.. King's Creek.
FLO I It, CORN AND I KED MILLS.

Moore Bros., Granite Falls, R. F.
1). 2.

Jones. Edmund, Jr., Lenoir, R. F.
D. ::.

Tuttle, D. B., Gamewell.

Deal, M., Lenoir, R. F. D. 2.

I'lBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Kinca'id', Miss Maggie, Lenoir.

Bench. W: T., Lenoir. R. F. D.
No. 5.

Smith. L. P., Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 5.

Lefeyre, Mrs. C. I., Lenoir. R. F.
D. Xo. 5.

<'r;sp. YV. C, Lenoir; R. F. D. No. 4.

Sherrill. J. C. Lenoir, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Deal. Miss Kate, Lenoir. R. F. D.
No. 3.

And-erson, Miss Dora. Lenoir.

McCall, S. M.. Lenoir.

Greer, Miss Cora. King's Creek, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Thompson, Felix, Lenoir. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Barlow. Mrs. Hnttie. R. F. D. No. 1.

Weatherly, R. A., Lenoir, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Chester., Miss Mar v. Lenoir. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Foster. A. J., King's Creek, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hoover, Miss Bessie. Lenoir, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Ishell, J. H.. King's Creek. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Lnxton, F. G., King's Creek, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Downs. Miss Jennie, King's Creek.

Beach, H .M., Lenoir. It. F. D. No. 1.

White. Miss Emma. King's Creek.
R. F. D: No. 1.

Wilson, Miss Esper; Granite Falls,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Winkler, YV. L.. Lenoir, R: F. D.
No. 2.

Winkler. Mrs. YV. L.. Lenoir, R. F.
D. Xo. 2.

I» wis. John L.. Downsvi!le.

Cobb1, T. s., Granite Falls.

Austin. R. S.. Downsville.

Yount, .1. F.. Cranite Falls.

Anderson, .Miss Rose. Granite Falls,
R. F. D. No. 1.

MeCraekeH. Miss IV-lle. Granite
Falls.

Teagne, T. G.. Granite Falls.

Greer. Miss Clara. King's Creek, 11.
F. D. No. 1.

Bush, Miss Sally, Lenoir. R. F. D.
No. 3.

Sherrill, Jesse. Lenoir. R. F. D.

No. 1.

Winkler, J. P., Lenoir, R. F. D.
Xo. 2.

Estes, Miss Anna. Collettsville.

Francnm. \Y. M., Collettsville.

Hood, W. A., Adako.

Curtis. Miss Annie, Tindall.

Greene, Miss Maggie, Happy.

Miller. R. L.. Patterson.

Hawkins. Francis, Yadkifl Valley.

Steele, Miss Bertha, Patterson.

Steele, Miss Nora, Y'adkin Valley.

Maxwell, Miss Jennie, W-dkin Yal-
ley.

Isbell, R. L., Patterson.

Deal, Miss Ella, Patterson.

Craig, Miss Nettie, Patterson.

Bolick, H. Li; Moore.

Estes. Miss Anna. Rnfus.

Perkins. Miss M. E.. Mutenz.

Franeum. W. M.. Collettsville.

Kirby, Miss Ella, Patterson.

Story. Miss Lena. Globe.

Kerrley, Hade, Globe.

Payne, Edward. Blowing Rock.

Estes, Miss Bertha, Upton.

Gragg, Miss Ella, Globe.

Coffey. Miss Vera. Crag'-.'.

Watts, Miss Georgia. Kelsey.

Coodman. (i. B., Saginaw.

Torrence, Miss Maude. Lenoir.

Dysart. Miss Minnie, Lenoir.

M< ss. Miss Mattie, Edgemont.

Bush, Miss Sallie, Edgeinont.
LENOIR.

Population. 1909. about 4.000. No.
white polls, 300; Xo. colored polls, 60.

Value real estate. S400.000 ; value
personal propertv. $600,000; tax rate,
6G 2-3 cents.

Bonded debt, $100,000; floating
debt. $5,000.

TOWN

Mayor— T. M.

Chief of Folic

City Clerk— J.

Treasurer — O

Tax Collector — J. C. Guire.

Standard-Keeper — D. S. Perry.

City Attorneys — Jones & Whisnant.

City Supt of Health— Dr. Ivey.

Postmaster — W. E. Miller.

R. R. Agents— W. H. Phillips. C. &
N. W. Railway and C. & N. Railroad.

Express Agent — H. C. Martin.

Telegraph Managers — Miss Elean
Holly. Western, Union Tel. Go'.

Telephone Managers — Zeb. Miller,
Lenoir Electric Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Rev. Cbas. A. G. Thomas,
Pastor.

Epieopal — Rev. Mr. Lawrence, Rec-
tor.

Methodist— Rev. C. M.
tor.

Presbyterian — Rev.

OFFICERS.

Newland.

i — Granville Hamby.
C. Guire.
P. Lutz.

Pickens. Pas-
D. P. Me-

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Geachey, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Davenport College — Dr. C. C.
Weaver. President.

Lenoir Graded School — Prof. Jno. L.
Harris. Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Archer Hotel. F. V. Archer, Pro-
prietor.

Watauga Hotel, Mrs. J. C. Seeborn,
Proprietor.
Martin's. A. C. Farthing. Proprietor.
Walls House, L. M. Walls, Pro-
prietor.

ARCHITECTS.
Poe. E. A.
M.Dade, P. J.
Triplette Bros.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Lenoir. G. W. Harper,
President; J. H. Beall, Cashier.

First National Rank. T. J. Lutz,
President; O. P. Lutz. Cashier.
BAKERS.
Jennings. S. S.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Powell. .1. M., & Sons.

BOOK STORES.
Lenoir Book Store, Carter Councill,
Manager.

Bl TCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Kincaid, Thos. P., & Co.
Huffman, Luther.
Bush & McCan.
Holder, George.
Angley, Bob.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Barnhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.
Henkel Horse & Mule Co.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.

COTTON MILLS.
Lenoir Cotton Mills, M. M. Court-
ney, President ; J. L. Nelson, Secre-
tary-Treasurer.

CONFECTIONARY DEALERS.
Jennings, S. S.
Harrison & Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Triplett Bros.
Blair, Smyre.
McDade, P. J.
Lenoir Construction Co.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Kent-Coffey Furniture Co.
Miller & Clarke.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Tuttle-Hoffman Co;
Courtney, M. M.
Newland, H. T.
Self, J. W.
Pulliam, E. D.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Courtney, M .M.
Newland, H. T.

DENTISTS.

Reid. L. G.
Moose. E .W.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Lenoir News, H. C. Martin, Editor.
Lenoir Topic, W. M. Moore. Editor.

DRUGGISTS.
Shell, J. E.
Lenoir Drug Co.
Kent, A. A.

DOCTORS.
Kent, A. A.
Ivcy. W. P.
Wilson, C. L.
Goodman, Dr.
Moore, J. Claud.
McNairy, C. Banks.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Racket Store.
Newland, H. T.
Courtney, M. M.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Citizens Light & Power Co.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Cloyd, W. H.
Moore, George E.
Lenoir Mills.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.

GROCERS.
Hickory Grocery Co. ( Wholesale').

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture
Co.

Spainhour, R. H., & Co.
HOSPITALS.
Foothills Sanatorium, Dr. C. Banks
M i ■ X a i ry . 1 ' r o prietor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Lenoir Realty & Insurance Co.
Hall, J. G., & Sons.

JEWELERS.
Dula, A. W.
Perry, D. S.

LAWYERS.
Jones, Edmund.
Newland, W. C.
Bower, W. H.
Wakefield, Lawrence.
AVhisnant, J. W.
Squires, Mark.
Blackmore, E. C.
LUMBER M'F'R'S' AND DEALERS.
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.
Craddock, W. H.
Bernhardt, J. M.
Atkinson, J. B.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Lenoir Hardware and Furniture Co.
Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware ^ Fur-
niture Co.

MAUFACTl RING PLANTS.
Bernhardt. J. M. (Boxes and Fin-
ished Building Material).

Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.

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es and Building Materi ] i

Harper Furnil u re Co. i '■'■• lti i

Lenoir Wood-Working Co. (Build-
ing Supplies).

Lenoir Chair Co., (Chairs).
Moore Furniture Co., (Furniture).
Kent Furniture Co.
Kent Coffey Furniture Co.
Lenoir Vaneer Co.

PAINT AND OIL, DEALERS.
Bernhardt- Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.

Kent Drug Store.

Shell, J. E.

Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.

PAINTERS.
McRary, J. N.
Bush, J. Henry.

PLUMBERS.
Hailey & Rhyne.
Puette, S. F.

Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Moore, Y. D., & Son.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Teague, H. M.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Lenoir Real Estate & Insurance Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Harper Furniture Co. (Furniture.;
Wilson Lumber & Milling C >.

TAILORS.
Wilson, Mrs. J. R.
Johnson, Mrs. J. E.
Corpeniug, Miss Emma.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Kison, P. M.

Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Charlie Perry.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Corley. Ed.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Citizen.

GRANITE FALLS.

Incorporated in 1S96.

Population, 1909: White, 450; col-
ored, none.

Value real estate, $75,000; value per-
sonal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
Mayor — W. T. Payne.
Postmaster — W. E. Starns.
Chief of Police — Dal. Setzer.
R. R. Agent— A. M. Martin, C. &
N. Railway.

Manager Telegraph — A. M. Martin.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. J. L. Sherwood, Pastor.
Methodist— W. F. Standford, Pastor.
Lutheran — J. P. Price. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Granite Falls Graded School, J. M.
Garrison, Principal.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TIONS.
Granite Falls.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Granite — M. B. Starnes.
President: John W. Tinker, Cashier.
DENTISTS.
Aliernethy. D. A.

DOCTORS.
Corpening, O. S.
Jones, A. D.

DRUGGISTS.
Granite Falls Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Russell, W. F.
Hoke, Moore.
Sharp, L. T.
Whisnant-Tilley Co.
Keener, J. E.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hoke, J. W.
Starnes, W. E.

LIVERY STABLES.

Cline, P. L.

PLANTS.

MANUFACTURING

Dudley Lumber Co.
Dudley Shoals Cotton Mills.
Granite Falls Manufacturing Co.
Granite Bottling Works.
Sherrill, T. H. (Blacksmith).

CAMDEN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, CAMDEN.

Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Lord Camden.

Area: 320 square miles.
" Population : 5,474.

Value of real estate, $543,038; value of personal property. $253,941.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. K740.572 ; by negroes, $56,407.

No. of Schools: For whites, 20; for negroes, 12.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100: special. 8 l-3c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Express Company, assessed value $ 464.85

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value ::69.50

Norfolk & Southern Railway. 5.00 miles, assessed value 49,760.25

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Lake Drurnruond Canal & Water Co., assessed value 90,000.00

Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co., as sessed value 7,272.00

Superior Court Terms: First Monday in March; Second .Monday in Sep-
tember.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — J. W. Walston,

Cainden.

Sheriff— C. G. Etheridge, Camden.

Register of l>eeds — Talmon Godfrey,
Camden.

Treasurer — J. R. Sawyer, Camden.

toioner — Carl Sawyer, South Mills.

Co. Supt. of Health— C. G. Ferebee,
Gregory.

Co. Supt. of Schools — C. H. Spencer,
South Mills.

Supt. of County Home — M. B. Saw-
yer.

Co. Board of Education— E. M. De-
Ford (cbrm.), Camden; G. F. Spen-
cer, South Mills; S. W. Williams.
Shiloh.

County Commissioners — S. E. Over-
by, (chrm.), Belcross ; D. N. Bray,
Shiloh ; Charles Norris, South Mills.

County Board of Elections — D. E.
Williams (chrm.), South Mills; T. S.
Robertson, Belcross ; M. B. Burgess,
Old Trap.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Shiloh Township — D. F. Bartlett,
Bartlett; W. M. Forbes, Shiloh; J. B.
Burgess, Old Trap; G. C. Barco,
Shiloh.

Court House — T. B. Boushall, Bel-
cross ; S. E. Overby, Belcross ; T. C.
Ferebee, Belcross; W. E. Whaley,
Camden ; S. L. Forbes, Camden.

South Mills— C. H. Spencer, South
Mills; J. W. Sawyer, South Mills; B.
B. James, South Mills; J. H. Sawyer,
South Mills; J. F. Foster, South
Mills.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — S. F. Bristow. Elizabeth
City.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

W. J. Burgess, Prin., Shiloh.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Sawyer, W. W., Shiloh.

Ferebee, C. G., Gregory.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wright, W. G., Shiloh.

Jordan, L. A., Shiloh.

Forbest, W. M.. Shiloh.

Bartlett. T. F., Bartlett.

Burgess, J. B., Old Trap.

Burgess. Hubbard, & Co., Old Trap.

Henry. J. A., Riddle.

Forbes, J. S., Riddle.

Leary, L. S., Indiantown.

Sawyer, C. S., Camden.
COTTON GINS.

Cowell, W. J., Shiloh.
Sawyer, L. M., Camden.
Burgess, J. B., Old Trap.
Stevens, N. W., Camden.
Etheridge, J. G„ South Mills.
CORN AND FEED MILES.
Same as Cotton Gins.

SAW MILES.

Cowell, W. J., Shiloh.
Burgess, J. B., old Trap.
Sawyer, L. M.. Camden.
Etheridge, ,1. G., Smith Mills.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Lewis, B. H., South Mills.
Jerome. Mrs. C. 1'., south Mills.
Colin, Miss Fannie, South Mills.
Davis, Miss Sarah P., South Mills.
Newbern, Miss Elizabeth, South
Mills.

Farrar, Miss Carson, South Mills.
Cason, Miss Aleph. E., South Mills.
Sanderlin, Miss Ruth, Lily.
Jarvis, Miss Minnie, Lily.
Forbes, R. L., Belcross.
Tillett, H. D., Belcross.
Wynn, Miss Mary E., Belcross.
Bartlett, Miss Lena, Camden.
Creecy, R. B., Camden.
Godfrey, T. B.. Camden.
Burgess, W. J., Shiloh.
Walker, Miss Hattie A., Shiloh.
Wright. Miss Addie V., Shiloh.
Hollowell. Miss Maggie, Shiloh.
Forbes, Miss Annie H., Shiloh.
Benthal, Miss Nora, Indiantown.
Walker, Miss Maggie, Shiloh.
Hobson, Miss Sarah W., Old Trap.
Forbes, Miss Mary F., Old Trap.
Pugh, Jesse, Old Trap.
Toney, M. F., Old Trap.

SOUTH MILLS.

Incorporated in 1SS4.
Population, 1909: White, 340; col-
ored, 60; total, 400.

Value real estate, $100,000; value
personal property, $40,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100 and 45c.
poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. H. Spencer.
Postmaster — W. R. Dozier.
Chief of Police — G. W. Norris.
Manager Telegraph — W. S. Bartlett.
(Telephone.)

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. B. Ferebee, Pastor.
Methodist— C. P. Jerome, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
South Mills High School— B. H.
Lewis, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Cohn, B. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Cohn & Jacobs.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Stafford, W. T.
Riggs, G. H., & Co.
Williams, C. S.
Taylor, J. W.
Dozier, Mrs. W. R.
Foster, J. F.
Halstead, W. T.

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BROKERS & PRODI CE DEALERS.

Spencer, G. F.
Perry, L, A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Bartlett, .Mrs. W. s.

LIVERY STABLES.

Bartlett. W. S.

M.\ XlI'AiTl KING PLANTS.

Reveridge. Geo. (Cotton gin.)
Foster, J. F. (Grain mill.)
Junes. W. S. (Grain mill.)
Etheridge, J. G. (Saw and planing

mill.)

Koontz Bros. iSaw and planing
mill.)

LAWYERS.
Spencer, C. 11.
Halstead, W. I.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Spencer, G. F.
Foster, J. F.

GENERAL REPAIR SHOPS.
Norris, Charles.
Jones, T. C.

CARTERET COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BEAUFORT.

Formed in 1721. Named in honor of Lord George Carteret.

Area: 520 square miles.

Population: 12,000.

A'alue of real estate, !(; 1,006, 446; value of personal property. S911.656.

Property listed in 1909 by -whites. $2,431,828; by negroes, $86,274.

No. of Schools: For whites, 44; for negroes, 8.

Tax Rate: County purposes1, 23 2-3c. on the ?100 ; roads and bridges,
S l-3c. ; special, 20c. County bonded debt, $25,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked under old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:

Southern Express Company, 92.97 miles, assessed value X 1.720.45

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,605.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,792. OS

Norfolk & Southern Railway. 2.S2 mn.es. assessed value 28 004 75

Norfolk & So. Ry;, a. & N. C. Div.. 15.75 miles, assessed value ... l:i2.5P7.03

Beaufort Telephone Company, assessed value 2.500.00

.Moreheart City Telephone Company, assessed value 80o!oO

Superior Court Terms: March, June. October.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the. Court— T. C. Wade,
Beaufort.

Sheriff— S. P. Hancock, Beaufort.

Register of Deeds — W. J. Wallace,
Beaufort.

Treasurer — Alonzo Thomas, Beau-
fort.

Coroner — Clarence Simpson, Beau-
fort.

Surveyor — E. D. Hardester, Har-
lowe.

Co. Sunt, of Health— W. E. Hearten,
Moreheart City.

Co. Sunt, of Schools — L. B. Ennetr.
Cedar Point.

Co. Board of Education — C. N.
Mason, iriinn.l. Harlowe: J. R. Mor-
ris. Atlantic: C. P. Dey, Beaufort.

County Commissioners — W. S. Cbad-
wick. (chrm.), Beaufort; C. W. Tay-
lor. Bosue; W. P. Hancock, Straits;
J. M. Robinson, Atlantic.

County Board of Elections— T. D.
Hewett. Newport ; W. L. Areurtell,
Moreheart City.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

White Oak Township— S. M. Rhue,
Pelletiers; R. W. Smith, Bogue;
Thomas Smith. Bogue; W. L. Taylor,
Bogue; E. A. Sanrters, Bogue.

Morehead — I. B. Willis, Morehead
City; W. J. Hales. Moreheart City; M.

C. Adams. Morehead City; Hush
Murdock, Wildwood ; D. J. Hall. New-
port.

Newport — G. W. Guthrie, Harlowe;
T. T. Garner. Newport ; D. Simmons,
Newport; D. W. Sabiston. Beaufort,
R. F. D. ; J. R. Bell. Harlowe.

Beaufort— W. F. Dill, Beaufort; L.
J. French, Beaufort; M. A. Marshall,
Beaufort.

Straits— M. F. Willis. Straits: Chas.
Hancock. Harkers Island; Y. P.. Salter.
Bettie.

Smyrna — Anthony Willis. Smyrna

Hunting Quarters — Thos. Chartwick,
Wildwood ; Thos. L. Goodwin, Roe.

Merrimon — H. T. Banks. Lukens ; H.
V. Nelson. Merrimon.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

M. E. Church, South— J. P. Pate.
Carteret Circuit: W. E. Trotman.
Straits Circuit: W. A. Forbes, Atlantic
and Wit : J. D. Daniel, Portsmouth.

Free AVill Baptist— J. B. Russell,
Beaufort ; T. Gaskins, Wit : I. W. Rus-
sell. Beaufort: L. C. Garner. New-
port; C. S. Merrill. Morehead City.

Christian — J. R. Jennette. Beaufort;

D. B. Garner, Newport.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Atlantic High School — Atlantic.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Sanders, J. W., Bogue.

CARTERET COUNTY.

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George, D. I.. Marshallburg.

Adams, L. C, Atlantic.

Ma sou, C. N., Harlowe.

Paul, W. T., Witt.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Pelletier, J. W.. Stella.

Koonce, P. A., Stella.

Kuhn, \Xm„ Kubns.

Buck, W. W., Pelletiers.

Taylor, W. F., Bogue.

Russell, Ben., Bogue.

Dixon. A. H., Newport, R. F. D.

Bell, C. F. D., Harlowe.

Graham, J. C, Newport.

Dtckerson. J. My, & Bro., Beaufort.
R. F. D.

Foreman. Alex., Beaufort, R. F. D.

Russell, J. B., Beaufort, R. F. D.

Simpson, S. L„ Beaufort. R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.

Pelletier, J. W., Stella.

Newberry, Mrs. Y. Z., Newport.

Norris. Sanders. Beaufort.

Morton. J. S., Harlowe.

Thomas, T .M.. Beaufort.

Merrill, Tbomas, Beaufort.
SAW MILLS.

Sanders ,V- Nurris. Beaufort.

Tbomas. T. M.. Beaufort.

Ewell. J. T., Beaufort.

Pelletier. J. \V.. Stella:

Merrill. Thomas, Beaufort.

Graham, J. C, Newport.

Willis. Alonza T.. Williston.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHEKS.

Hellen, Miss Lena, Beaufort.

Duncan, Miss Mattie, Beaufort.

Russell, Miss Helen, Beaufort.

Rumley, Miss Julia. Beaufort.

Pearce, Miss Nettie. Beaufort.

Ennett, Miss Margaret. Cedar Point.

Gillikin. Miss Nannie B.. Bettie.

Haskett. Miss Georgia, New ( nr\.

Haskett, Miss Annie. Newport.

Klein. Miss Annie H., Morehead
City.

Piver, Miss Nellie, Beaufort. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Felton. Miss Rosa. Beaufort, R. F.
I>. No. 1.

King. Miss Minzette. Beaufort, It.
F. D. No. 1.

Weeks, Miss Beatrice. Stella.

Gillikin, Miss Bettie. Otway.

Styron, Miss Nellie V., Wit.

Nielsen, Miss Gertrude. Wit.

Pigott, Miss Etbel, Straits.

Hamilton, Miss Lucy. Atlantic

Savage. Mrs. .1. L.. Gloucester.

Edwards, Mrs. Hattie. Morehead
City.

Paul. Mrs. C. B., Davis.

Murdoch, W. C, Wildwood.

Murdoch, Hugh. Wildwood.

Styron, Harvey. Davis.

Letters, Samuel, Gloucester.

Garner, L. A., Beaufort.

Jinnett, J. R., Beaufort, R. F. D.

Russell, -Irvin, Beaufort, R. F. D.

Ennett, A. D., Cedar Point.

Todd, Miss Nina, Atlantic.

Minvlmru, Mrs. Bettie. Newport.
Morris, Miss Claudia, Atlantic.
Gaskill, D. B., Morehead City.
Davis, Irvin W., Davis.
Langdale, Miss Pearl, Beaufort, R.
F. D.

Congleton, Miss Nellie. Beaufort.
Whitehurst, J. J.. Beaufort.
Humphrey, Miss Ettene, Bogue.

colored
value
and

BEAUFORT.

Population, 1909: 2.750.

No. white [tolls. 4i>u : No.
polls. 340.

Value Real Estate, x.,00.000 ;
personal propertv. $200,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100
30c. special.

Bonded debt, $20,000; floating debt,
$7,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Richard Rice.

Chief of Police — John H. Skarren.

City Clerk— C. S. Maxwell.

Treasurer — Seth Gibbs.

Standard-Keeper — E. S. Robinson.

City Attorney— C. R. Wbeattty.

Citv Sui>t. of Health— C. S. Max-
well.

Postmastei — W. A. Mace.

R. R. Agent — Seth (;ibbs, Norfolk
& Southern, R. R.

Express Agent — Seth Gibbs.

Telegraph Manager — Miss L. Hewill,
Western Union Telegraph Company.

Telephone Manager — C. Hi Burk-
head, Henderson, Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. D. Timmons. Pastor.

Episcopal — F. N. Skinner. Rector.

Methodist — J. H. MeCracken. Pas-
tor.

Free Will Baptist— J. W. Sewell, T.
D. Noe.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Beaufort Graded School — S. A.
Richardson. Principal.

St. Paul's School— E. T. Hills, Prin.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Davis House.

Inlet Inn.

Manson House.

Norcom House.

Gem Cafe.

Williams Cafe.

Savage House.

ARCHITECTS.

Simpson, Clarence.

Shull, W. J. B.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Beaufort — T. D. Uzzell,
President; T. Thomas, Cashier.

Banking & Trust Co. — N.
President: W. E.

Beaufort

W. Taylor,
Cashier.

Swann,

BAKERS.

Nielsen, E.

BOOK
Dey, C. P.

STORES.

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BUTCHERS AND DEALERS

CATTLE.
Noe, T. D., & Son.
Hancock iV Smith.

CLUBS.
Old Topsail Club.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Clawson, C. .A.
Chadwick, Winfleld.
I'otter Bros.
Fodrie, H. C.
Williams, W. O.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Simpson, Clarence.
Guthrie, Clarence.
Norcom, H. D.
Adair, Charles.
Adair, T. E.
Chaplain, John.
Arthur, Bryan.
Davis, Bryan.
Noe, Isaac.

Shull Contracting Company.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Russell, Geo. A.
Hancock & Chadwick.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
C. L. Abernethy, President; C. L.
Duncan, Vice-President; U. E. Swann,
Secretary ; W. L. Bell, Treasurer.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Gold, Thomas.
\otfie, Sam.
Guthrie & Co.
Taylor, N. W.
Feltou. Richard.

DENTISTS.
Staton, Frank.

DRUGGISTS.
Beaufort Drug Co.
Davis, George.

DOCTORS.
Davis, George.

Maxwell, C. S.
Clarke, F. M.
Duncan, C. L.
DRY GOODS

Simmons, J. J.
Guthrie & Co.
Taylor, N. W.
Yoffie, Sam.
Moore, Mrs. C.

AND NOTIONS.

A.

POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Beaufort Electric Light Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Chadwick & Coffrey.

Dey, C. P.

Doane, A. F.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Holland, M. C.

Potter, H. L.

Potter, J. H.. & Son.

Taylor, N. W.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Gaskill & May.

GROCERS.
Clawson, C. A.
Sprinkle, M. R.
Hancock & Smith.
Potter Bros.

Jones, J .B., & Sons.

Dey, C. P.

Noe, L. J.

Smith, J. S.

Whitehurst, J. S.

Gaskill & .May.

Jones, H. C.

' nomas, A.

Weeks, J.

Garner, L. A.

Scott, George.

Longest, F.

Stanly, John.

Ramsey, J. E. (wholesale.)

Beaufort Grocery Co. (wholesale.)
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Thomas, T. (Fire.)

Bell, B. J. (Fire.)

Jones, C. D. (Life.)

Beaufort Realty & Insurance Com-
pany. (Fire.)

Chadwick, C. T. (Fire.)
LAWYERS.

Abernethy & Davis.

Fowle, D. G.

Wheatly, Claud.

Duncan, J. F.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.

Ewell, J. T.

Gibble, Jacob.

Sanders & Norris.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Enterprise Packing Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Dey, C. P.

PAINTERS.

Ramsey. W. H.

King. F. L.

Skarren, Ed.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Hancock & Smith.

Clawson, C. A.

Springle, M. R.

Fodrie, H .C.

Stanlv, John.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Delamar, J. C.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Glazev. J. W.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Lookout — Horace H. Hamlin, Edi-
tor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Beaufort Realty & Insurance Co.

Lookout Realty Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Simpson, C.

Stanly, John.

TAILORS.

Fuller, H. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Rice & Adai?.

Robinson, C. V.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Skarren, W. E.

MOREHEAD CITY.

Population, 1909 2.500.
No. white polls, 375; No. colored
polls, 25.
Value real estate, $700,000.

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Tax Kate: $1.06 2-3c. on the $100.
Bonded debt, $15,000; floating debt,
$1,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Paul Webb.
Chief of Police — W. C. Piner.
City Clerk — W. J. Hales.
Treasurer — W. J. Hales.
Tax Collector — W. C. Piner.
City Supt. of Health— K. P. B.
Bonner.

Postmaster — A. S. Willis.
K. K. Agent— A. H. Webb, Jr., Nor-
folk & Southern Ry. Co.

Express Agent — A. H. Webb, Sr.
Telegraph Manager — A. H. Webb,
Sr.. Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — W. J. Hales,
Hane, Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Theodore B. Davis, Pastor.
Methodist — F. S. Lone, Pastor.
Free Will Baptist — No Pastor.
Methodist (Northern)— W. J. Plint,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Graded Schools— S. W. Carwile, Su-
perintendent.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Charles.
Arendell House.
Davis House.
Atlantic Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Morehead City — J.
B. Morton, President; T. D. Webb,
Vice-President; E. H. Gorham, Cash-
ier.

BAKERS.
Emery, Zack.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Moore, A. T.
Willis, H. C.
Mansfield, D. H.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Bell, J. H., & Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Mallison, W. F.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Wade, D. B., Jr.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Bell, John F., & Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
G. D. Canfleld, President; Paul
Webb, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
The Paragon.
Morton, J. B.
Webb, D. M.

DENTISTS.
Staton, Frank.

DRUGGISTS.
The Morehead City Drug Co

DOCTORS.
Headen, W. E.
Bonner, K. P. B.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Morton, J. B.
Leary, L. L.

Webb, 1). M.
Willis, R. T.
Phillips. J. D.
Davenport, J. T.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Morehead City Electric Light Plant.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Wallace, C. S.
Taylor, R. W.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Wallace, Charles S.
Arendell, W. L.
Taylor, R. W.
Arthur, E. D., & Bro.
Wade, D. B., & Son.
Willis, A. L.
Arthur & Willis.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Webb, T. D.

GROCERS.
Webb, M. S. (Wholesale.)
Hales, W. J. (Wholesale.)
Bell, O. G.
West End Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
W7ebb, T. D.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Webb, A. H., Sr. (Fire.)
Mann, J. H. (Fire.)

LAWYERS.
Webb, Paul.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Howland Improvement Co.
Canfleld Lumber Co.
Bell, John F., Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Monton, J. B.
Webb, T. D.

PAINTERS.
Willis, W. M.
Piner, Jacob.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Bell, James R.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Enterprise — Webb & Gaskill,
Editors.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Webb, C. V.
Mann, J. H.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Bell, John F., Co.
Hancock, W. L.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBAL>1ERS
Morehead City Coffin Co.
Bell. J. H., Co.

NEWPORT.

Incorporated in 1867.

Population, 1909: White. 410; col-
ored, 40; total, 4S0.

Value real estate, $53,835; value
personal property. $29,209.99.

Tax Rate: 35c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — M. Mann.

Postmaster — C. Mann.

Chief of Police — Dennis Lelly.

R. R. Agent— C. A. Bell, Norfolk &
Southern R. R.

Manager Telegraph — C. A. Bell,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

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CAR IERET— CASWELL.

♦

MINISTERS AM) CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. 1'. Pate; Pastor.
Baptist— Isaac Jones, Pastor.

S< HOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Newport High School.
New port Academy.

DOCTORS.
Ball, X. W.

(.1AERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tell. \V. S.. Jr.
Hilliard. W. II.
Gomer, P. P.

Bell, W. F.

Mann. M.
HOTKLS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Newport Hotel, W. D. Harrison,

Pell. Mrs. J. L., Roardinsr House.
LIVERY STABLES.

Newberry, A. O.

i igers, J. K.

Conall. L. ('.

MAN l IA( TIRING PLANTS.

Canning Factory. <;. M. Ives & Son,
Proprietors.

CASWELL COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, YANCEY YILLE.

Formed in lJTi. Named in honor of Richard Caswell.

Area: H)0 square miles.

Population: lo.ois. Y.'hite male-. 3,T388/; white females. :i,441 : iieg^ro
males, :;.'.>o7: Efegro females. 4/J42 : foreign born, (5.

Value of real estate, si ."'.7. _'.:•; : value of personal property. £l,044,$89.18.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, si 952,504.18; by negroes, sir.ium.

No. brt Si-liix.ls: Fur whites. 42 j for negroes, 38.

Tax Rate: County purposes1, 42'-. on the $190"; roads and bridges. IOC.

Public Roads: No. miles, li -""• 1 1 . W:cn?ked bv taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Providence Telephone Company, assessed value $

Southern Railwav Companv. 6.95 miles, assessed value 202;4

Atlantic vV: Danville Railway. 14.60 miles, assessed value 146,00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 3,629.27

s i tLeru Express Company, assessed value 2,089i95

Western Union Telegiaph Company, assessed value 9,913.69

Danville & Western Railway. 0.9:5 mile, assessed value 4,650:00

Meb ine-Ridgeville Telej bone Company; assessed value 989.08

North Carolina Telephone Company, assessed value L7.00

American Telephone & Telegraph C mpany, assessed value .... 2,596.09

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 1,021.20

Southern Pell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value... 419.00

Superior Court Terms: Sixth Monday after 1st Monday in March; and
0th Monday after 1st Monday in September in each year.

COUNTY OUFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— R. D. Mitchell.
Yanceyville.

sheriff— T. N. Fitch. Yanceyville.

Register of Deeds— F. \Y. Brown,
Yanceyville.

Treasurer — J. A. Pea. Yanceyville.

Coroner — S. A. Ma'Ioy. Yan-vyville.

surveyor — T. J. Henderson. Yan-
ceyville.

Co. Supt. of Health S. A. Malloy.
Yanceyville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — G. A. An-
derson. Y'anceyville.

Supt. of County Home — E. B. Park-
er. Yanceyville.

Co. Board of Education — W. A.
Maynafdi (chrm.t. Altainaha w. R. F.
D.:'T. J. Hatchett. Y'anceyville; R. I.
Xawman. Peasburg.

Countv Commissioners — J". S. Har-
vev. Danville. Va„ P. F. D. No. 4:
.7. \Y. Slide. P.lanche: T. C. Jones.
Yanceyville. R. F. D. No. 1.

Countv Board of Elections — J. A.
Hurdle." i chrm.). Milton: T. J, Hatch-
ett, Y'anceyville; C. J. Yarborough,

• Locust Hill.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Anderson Township — J. K. Enoch.

, Fitch. L. B. Fitch. Union Ridge. R.

F. D. : J. E. Herndon. Union Ridge,

Man River— R. T. Wflsou"! Danville,
\"a.. R. F. D. Xv. -,; j. p. Walters,
■ •he; T. S. Harrison. Blanche'; G.
S. Johnston, Blanche. R. F. D.

Miditowers TV. R. Morum. Pros-
I Hill.

Leashurg — .T. A. Stephens, F>--s-
burg: B. F. Staniield. Deasbiirg; C.
B. Compton. Leas-burg: 3. W. Oliver.
To pnot.

Locust Hill— E. A. Allison. Allison;
J. ('. Allison. Allison : J. B. Worsham,
I nst Hill.

Milton — J. B. Y'arborough. Senmra :
W. T. Bryant. Milton: T. A. Win-
stead. Semora; AY. o. Smith. Milton.

Pelham — J. AY. Travis. Danville.
Va.: J. M. Yates. Danville, Ya.. R. F.
D. No. 4; J. M. Hodges, Danville. Va.,
R. F. D. : O. J. Wright, Telham : Z.
T. Wilson, Danville. Va.. R. F. D.

CASWELL COUNTY.

129

No. 4; L. S. Carter, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 4; W. H. Gatewood,
Pelham, R. F. D.

Stonv Creek — George P. McKinney,
Altamahaw, R. F. D. ; J. B. Turner,
Mclver, R. F. D. ; W. J. Startler, Al-
tamahaw, R. F. D. ; T. C. Neal, Mc-
lver, R. F. D.

Yaneeyville — J. H. Kerr, Yaneey-
ville; N. C. Brandon. Yaneeyville; B.
S. Graves, Yaneeyville; W. F. Lyon,
Yaneeyville. R. F. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — .T. C. Humble. Leasburg;
W. T. Nory, Milton ; C. R. Ross, Pel-
ham.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pelham Graded School, Miss Linda
Andertou. Principal, Pelham.

Dan River Graded School — Prof. W.
B. Arrington, Principal, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Semara Graded School — Anna Men-
denhall, Principal, Semora.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Pinnix, J. A., Union Ridge. R. F. D.

Robinson. Harvey. Ridgeville.

Bodgett, .T. F., Blaekwells.

Straw.!. W. A.. Pelham.

Talley. D. J.. Mclver, R. F. D.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Baynes, J. R., Union Ridge, R.
F. D.

Rosco, .1. S., Union Ridge. R. F. D.

Watkins, D. S., & Son, Blanch.

Chaney, J. W., Blanch.

Slade. T. D., Purley.

Woods. S. G., Purley.

Covinston, E. G., Blanch.

Warren. J. L., Hightowers.

Wilkinson, D. E.. Ridgeville.

Malone, S. L., Corbett.

Corhett, J. C, Corbett.

Warren, W. A.. Prospect Hill.

Smith, S. H., Hightowers.

Pulliam, W. J., Leasburg.

Thomas, W. L.. Leasbiirsr.

H. T. Connally, Leasburg.

Oliver, Oeo. W., Topnot.

Risss. Tom., Topnot.

Williamson, W. B., Topnot.

Hatchett & Siddle, Locust Hill.

White, Jim., Locust Hill.

Collie, Oeo. T., Allisons.

Blackwell, E. B., Quick.

King, ,T. I.. Blaekwells.

Moore, J. W., Milton.

Matlock, S. L., Milton.

McAden, J. H., Semora.

Adams, T. T., Semora.

Pointer, M. S., Semora.

Lansdell, <!eo. T. Semora.

Hudgins, J. B.. Osmond.

Fitzgerald, J. O., Pelham.

Writrht, C. J., .Pelham.

Carter, C. L., & Bro., Danville, Va.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Gatewood, W. J., Danville, Va., R.
F. D., No. 4.

Gatewood, S. B., Pelham, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Turner, J. B., Mclver, R. F. D.

T. W., Mclver, R. F.
A., Mclver, R. F.

I).

No. 1.

Siiunders
No. 1.

Miner, W
No. 1.

Miles ,W. W., Altamahaw, R. F. D.

Alrlridge. J. N., Altamahaw, R. F. I).

Massey. T. L., Altamahaw, R. F. D.

Watlington, O. O., Yaneeyville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Martin, G. W. T., Fitch.

King, A. S., Fitch.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Gwynn & Hatchett, Yaneeyville, R.
F. D.

Brown-Williamson Milling Co., Lo-
cust Hill.

Massey, J. A., Fitch.

Woods, S. G., Purlev.

Davis, A. C, Danville, Va., R. F.
D. No. 5.

King, J. C. Blanch, R. F. D.

Yarborough & Hudgins, Osmond.

SAW MILLS.

Woods, S. G., Purlev.

Moody, L. S., Purley.

Davis, J. H.. Purlev.

Walters & Co., Blanch.

Collie, Geo. T., Allison.

Davis, Doughan, Quick.

Massey, J. A., Fitch.

Brown-Williamson . Milling Co.,
Yaneeyville .

Smith, S. H., Hightowers.

Warren, J. L., Hightowers.

Harvey, J. S., & Horton, Danville,
Va.

Harvey & Horton, Danville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Campell & Co., Pelham.

Taylor, C. F., Pelham.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Anderson, Geo. A., County Supt..
Yaneeyville.
Gray, Miss Mary, Fitch.
Patillo, Miss Mattie, Fitch.
Compton, Miss Katie, Union Bridge
Walker. Mrs. Lucy. Union Bridge
Compton, W. L., Union Ridge.
Jeffreys, Miss Bessie, Union Bridge.
Smith, Miss Ruth, Hightowers.
Walker, Miss Maude, Hightowers.
Oraham, Miss Dixie, Prospect Hill.
Compton, Miss Clara, Ridgeville.
Wells, Miss Fannie, Ridgeville.
Boswell. Miss Maud. Fitch.
McGee, Miss May. Mclver.
Barrack, Miss Lillie, Altamahaw.
Watkins. Mrs. Mary, Altamahaw.
Dawson, W. H., Altamahaw.
Turner, Mrs. A. M.. Ruffin.
Turner, Miss Annie, Ruffin.
Rice, Miss tiessie, Yaneeyville.
Pleasant, Miss Aldine. Ruffin.
Lyon, Miss Etta, Yaneeyville.
Neal, Miss Rebecca, Yaneeyville.
Anderson, Miss Ida, Yaneeyville.
Perry, Miss Estelle, Yaneeyville.
Walker. Miss Nannie, laneeyville,
Cook, Mrs. Wm., Yaneeyville.

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CASWELL COUNTY.

Moseley, R. F., Yanceyville.

Love, Miss Ada, Leasburg.

W'atkins, Miss Edna, Leasburg.

Connally, Miss Mildred, Leasburg.

Staufleld, Miss Gertrude, Leasburg.

Graves, Miss Helen, Leasburg.

Thompson, Miss Bessie, Leasburg.

Thompson, Miss Sue, Leasburg.

Stephens, Miss Bessie, Leasburg.

Trollinger, Miss Bessie, Leasburg.

Lea, Miss Pearl, Blanch.

Hunter. Miss N., Blanch.

Moore, Miss Ethel, Blanch.

Slade, Miss Carrie, Yanceyville.

Wilkerson, Miss Lelia. Purley.

Wilson, Miss Fannie, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Hawkins, Miss Carry, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D .No. 5.

Wilson, Miss Bertha, Danville. Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Arrington, H. F., Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5

Howard, Miss Irene. Pelham.

Andester. Miss Lynda, Pelham.

Lasley. Miss Essie, Pelham.

Rice, 'Miss Mattie, Pelham.

Brvant, W. F., Milton.

Small, C. C. Milton.

Taylor. Miss Annie, Milton.

Pinchback, Miss Blanch, Milton.

Walker, Miss Rosa, Union Ridge.

King, Miss Annie M., Pelham.

Brown, Miss Mary, Locust Hill.

White, Miss Bettie, Blanch.

Watkins, Miss Lucile, Blanch.

.Tones, Miss Annie, Milton.

Mendenhall, Miss Anna, Semora.

Taylor. Miss Maude, Semora.

YANCEYVILLE.

Incorporated in lOO.j.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. S. Graves.
Chief of Police — N. C. Brandon.
Postmaster — D. T. McKinuey.
R. R. Agent— T. W. A. Massey.
Manager Telegraph — A. J. Ha per,
Yanceyville Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — Chas. Ross, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Yanceyville Academy — R. F. Mose-
ly, Principal; Estelle Perry, Assis-
tant.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Yanceyville— R. L. Mitchell,
President: F. W. Brown. Vice-Presi-
dent; R. K. Lasley, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Malloy, S. A. v

Mason, L. S.

DRUGGISTS.

Brandon, N. C.
Perry, H.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Massey, J. A.

Harrelson, W. N.

Fitch. \V. F.

Harper, A. J.

Flor.inoe, T. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Kerr, Mrs. J. H.

Corbett, Mrs. S. C.

McKinney, Mrs. D. T.

EI VERY STABLES.

Turner, H. S.

Hatchett, T. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Brown-Williamson Milling Co. (Saw
Mill and Crist Mill).

LAWYERS.

Johnston, Julius.

Henderson, A. E.

Upchurch, E. F.

DENTISTS.

Hicks, R. N.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Sentinel, T. J. Henderson,
Editor.

Caswell Democrat, A. Y". Kerr,
Editor.

MILTON.

Incorporated in 1796. Population,
1909: White, 294; colored, 179; total,
473.

Value real estate, $900,000; value
personal property, $70,000; tax rate,
45 cents on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. H. Hunt.
Postmaster — N. J. Palmer.
R. R. Agent — A. B. Austin, South-
ern, Railway.

Manager Telegraph — A. B. Austin.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — E. H. Harding, Pas-
tor.

Episcopal — Mr. Trot, Rector, Salis-
bury.

Methodist— W. T. Nory, Pastor.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Caswell. R. L. Watt, Presi-
dent, Reidsville; E. Hines. Jr.,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Miles, P. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Walker. Lewis & Co.
Dixon, R. L.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Lipscomb, J. J.
Milton Hardware Co.
McAden, W. P. (col.)
Jones. F. B.
Goodfriend & Bros.
Williams, J. W.
Owen. Creen, (coloredl.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Milton Hotel.
Watkins, Miss Em.

LIVERY STABLES.

Jeffress, E. T.

CATAWBA COUNTY.

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CATAWBA COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, NEWTON.

Formed in 1S42. Named drived from Catawba River.

Area, 440 square miles.

Population, 22,133.

Value of real estate, §2,919,529; value of personal property, $2,503,170.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $5,339,910; by negroes, $S2,789.

No. of Schools: For whites, 77; for negroes, 18.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 6(5 2-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: Worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 22.86 miles, assessed value $0G5,97S.97

The Pullman Company, assessed value 3,849.88

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,979.10

Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,370.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 5,912.00

■ Hickory Electric Company, assessed value 3,600.00

Carolina & North Western Railroad, 12.56 miles, assessed value... 116.164.20
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value... 4,490.00
Southern Power Company, assessed value 3.611.00

Superior Court Terms: Fourth Monday before the 1st Monday in March;
9th Monday after the 1st Monday in March ; 8th Monday before the 1st
Monday in September; 8th Monday after the 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— C. M. McCorkle,
Newton.

Sheriff — J. S. Leonard, Newton.

Register of Deeds — Jacob E. Setzer.
Newton.

Treasurer — J. A. Long, Catawba.

Coroner — Smith Campbell, Maiden.

Surveyor — T. L. Bandev, Catawba.

Co. Supt. of Health— T. G. Black-
burn, Hickory.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Geo. E. Long,
Hickory.

Supt. of County Home — Olin Cline.
Newton.

Co. Board of Education — F. J. Del-
linger. P. A. Hoyle, A. C. Link.

County Commissioners — J. W. Shu-
ford, Elias fcigmon, P. D. Drum, J. F.
Hudson, J. W. Lawrence.

Co. Board of Election s^D. P. Rowe,
,T. B. Little, S. M. Hamrick.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Newton Township — J. H. McClel-
land. Newton; N. A. Travis, Newton;
M. J. Cochrane, Newton ; J. W. Wil-
liams, Maiden; P. F. Smith, Conover.

Cline's — J. H. Moser, Claremont; J.
F. Fulbright, Claremont; C. C. Hol-
ler, Claremont; W. P. Bumgarner,
Conover; P. L. Cline, Conover.

Hickory — ,T. P. Seitz, Hickory ; J.
T. Yoder, Hickory; N. A. Whitener,
Hickory; S. E. Killian, Hickory; R.
E. Hahn. Hickory; O. E. Leonard,
W. II. Mouser, Hickory: L. R. White-
ner, Hickory ; R. L. Mize. Hickory.

Caldwell's— H. H. Caldwell, New-
ton ; J. T. Abernethy, Newton J .L.
Hewitt, Newton ; T. J. Bradshaw.

Mt. Creek — Sidnev Wilkinson, Ca-
tawba, R. F. D. ; Jacob Wike. Sher-
rill's Ford, R. F. D. ; D. L. Wilkinson,

Terrell.

Catawba — J. T. Harwell, Catawba;
D. A. Lanier, Catawba ; J. Q. Rowe,
Monbo ; L. P. Wilson, Newton, R.
R. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWN.

Lutheran — W. W. Wise, Newton, R.
F. D. 2; J. L. Cromer, Maiden; F. K.
Koof, Hickory, R. F. D. ; D. S. Kist-
ler. Newton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Baptist — R. D. Carroll, Newton ; C.
A. Caldwell. Hickory; W. A. Bangle,
Reepsville; H .B. Cronisler, Maiden;
H. D. Carroll, Newton.

Methodist— W. F. Elliott, Denver;
J. M. Price, Catawba; P. H. Brittain,
Hickory ; G. L. Keever, Newton, R. F.
D. ; T. S. Coble, Maiden.

Presbyterian — R. A. Lapsley, Jr.,
Xewton.

Reform— S. W. Beck, Newton; J. C.
Clapp, Newton.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Monogram — W. W. Ervin, Catawba,
R. F. D. 2.

St. James — J. K. Kibler, Newton,
R. F. D. 2.

Startown — R. S. Wright, Newton,
R. F. D. 1.

SAW MILLS.

Gabriel. R. E., Terrell.

Outz Bros., Newton.

Cline, Sanford, Hickory, R. F. D. 1.

Brittain, D. M.. Hickorv, R. F. D. 1.

Seltzer, Lee, Newton. R. F. D. 2.

Murray, O. D. & Co., Claremont. R.
F. D. 1.

DOCTORS.

Foard, F. T., Hickory.

Wilson. W. E.. Sherrill Foard.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Foard, Whisnant & Co., Hickory.

Connor, T. F. Terrell.

Murray, W. B., Maiden.

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CATAWBA COUNTY.

Little, Locke, Maiden.
Ballinger, W. A., Newton.
Smith, Q. M., Conover.

COTTON GINS.

Foard, WMsnant & Co., Hickory.

Rudesill & Co., Newton.

Drum & Co., Catawba.

Adesboell & Co., Catawba.

Long Island Mills, Long Island.

Gabriel, R. E., Terrell.

Sigmon & Co., Maiden.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Sherrill, Mrs. John, Catawba.

Eckerd, Robert, Hickory.

Henry, P. C, Conover.

Mouser, J. W., Hickory.

Smith, Miss Eva, Conover.

Bolick, Gaither, Hickory.

Cronister, H. B., Maiden.

Johnson, R. C, Newton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Smyre, Miss Rosa, Newton.

Price, Miss Beula, Catawba.

Harding, John, Hickory.

Kcisler, S. S., Newton, R. P. 1>.
No. 2.

Yount, H. B., Hickory.

Sherman, Miss Janie, Catawba.

Barnes, Miss Annie, Catawba.

Bolick, A. L., Hickory.

McKinis, W. A., Catawba.

Lail, Oscar. Hickory, R .F. D. No. 2.

Miller, B. W., Hickory.

Rockett, Miss Myrtle, Conover.

Rockett, Miss Belle, Conover.

Holler. Miss Belle, Claremont.

Inslev. Miss Leonora, Henry, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Martin, J. Z., Henry, R. F. D. No. 2.

Gabriel, M. F., Sherrill's Ford.

Lawrence, Miss Nora, Catawba.

Lawrence, Miss Jessie. Catawba.

Cline, Miss Vertie, Conover.

Hauss, Miss Vara. Conover.

Huffman, N. L., Hickory, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Baker, Miss Etta, Hickory.

Carrier, Miss Elizabeth. Hickory.

Kibler, W. L.. Newton, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Mundy, Miss Janie, Weaver.

Williams, Roy, Caremont.

Williams, B. H, Newton.

Frve, Miss Mamie. Catawba.

Little, C. S., Conover.

McShee. J. B., Newton.

Clampitt, J. M., Newton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Drum, Miss Anthea, Catawba.

Baker, Miss Anna. Claremont.

Mcintosh, Miss May, Claremont.

Smith, C. O., Claremont.

Ervin. W. W., Catawba.

Gabriel. J. A., Catawba.

Harding, Miss Pearl, Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 1.

McMahand, Miss Reid, Hickory, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Johnson, Miss Vada. Hickory. R. F.

D. No. 1.

Brown, Miss Kate, Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Cochran, Miss Catherine, Newton.

Herman, Miss Elizabeth, Conover.

Lapsley, Miss Elsie, Newton.

McRee, John S., Newton.

Hodges, J. D., Newton.

Lang, C. E., Newton.

Hauss, L. H., Hickorv, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Litz, Miss Emma, Newton.

Rudisill, J. K., Catawba.

Abernethy, Miss Minnie, Maiden.

Caldwell, Tate, Maiden.

Cherry, Miss Emma, Maiden.
I Powell, Miss Clara, Hickory.

Whitner, Miss Lizzie, Maiden.

Whisenant, Miss Jannie, Maiden.

Fisher, J. W., Sherrill's Ford.

Hawkins, Miss Ida. Hickorv.

Johnson, J. W., Henry, R. F. I).
No. 3.

Johnson, E. C. Johnson, Hickory.

Speagle, E. J., Henry.

Sherrill. L. L., Sherrill's Ford.

Fulbright, Chas., Hickorv, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Foard, Miss Bertie, Hickorv, II. F.
D. No. 1.

Hollar, Chas. Claremont.

Hollar, Ed., Claremont.

Little, Miss Mamie, Claremont.

Blackburn, J. W., Newton.

Wellinger, Garland, Conover.

Rice, J. A., Conover.

Travis, Miss Lela. Conover.

Fisher, Miss Blanche, Terrell.

Pool, C. T.. Terrell.

Smith, Miss Mary, Newton.

Frazier, Miss Beulah. Claremont.

Watson. Mrs. Sallie. Hickory.

Danna, Miss Alma, Newton.

Norris, Miss Jennie. Hickory.

Yoder, Miss Stella, Hickory. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Yoder. Colon, Hickorv. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Womack, L., Terrell.

Rowe. Miss Mary, Conover.

Rowe. Miss Anna, Conover.

Beaver, C. E.. Maiden.

Baker, Baxter, Hickorv, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Whitener, Lee, Newton.

NEWTON.

Population, 1909, 3.000. No. white
polls, 500 ; No. colored polls, 50.

Value real estate. $411,196; value
personal property. $303,912 ; tax rate.
90 cents.

Bonded debt, $75,000; floating debt.
$1 ,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. L. Witherspoon.

Chief of Police — J. I. Goforth.

City Clerk— J. H. McLelland.

Treasurer — J. H. McLelland.

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Tax Collector— J. I. Goforth.

City Supt. of Health— (J. H. West.

Postmaster — W. H. Everhardt.

R. R. Agent — J. S. Abernethy,
Southern and C .& N. W. Railway.

Express Agent — J. S. Abernethy.

Telegraph Manager — Herbert Wag-
ner, W. U. Tel. Co.

Telephone 3Ianagers — H. Q. Blan-
ton, Piedmont Tel. and Tel. Co
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— K. D. Carroll, Pastor.

Lutheran — B. L. Stroup, Pastor.

Methodist— E. W. Fox, Pastor.

Presbyterian — R. A. Lapsley, Pastor.

Reformed — Walter W. Rowe, Pas-
tor.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Shipp, Virginia.

Piedmont.

St. Hubert's Inn.

Fowler House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Farmers & Merchants, J. H. Yount,
President: L. H. Phillips. Cashier.

Shuford National, A. A. Shuford,
President; A. H. Crowell, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Newton Bakery.

BKIf'K MANUFACTURERS.

Deal, E. M.. & Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Carpenter, P. O.

Rhyne & Co.

Rowe, C. M.
The Garvin Company.

Gemoyel, Joseph.

BOOK STORES.

Freeze. R. P.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Citizen.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Newton Grocery Co.

Pope Grocery Co.

Bolick. E. Q.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Moose, George.

Warlick, Geo. A.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Newton Cotton Mills.
Catawba Cotton Mills.
Clyde Cotton Mills.
Ridgeview Cotton Mills.
The Newton Hosiery Mills (Manu-
facturers of the famous "Black Crow
Stockings").

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Smye, J. F.
Clapp, Clarence.
Freeze. R. P.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Dakin, R. P.
Deal. J. S.
Reynolds & Gaines.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Newton Ice & Fuel Co.
Casper, J. B. '

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Yount & Schrum.

Yount, E. H., & Co.

COTTON GINS.
Rhyne, Yount & Co.
Houk Ginning Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
The Garvin Company.
DENTISTS.
Little, J. B.
Young, W. H.
Little, R. A.

DRUGGISTS.
Freeze, R. P.
Clapp, Clarence.

DOCTORS.
West, G. H.
Campbell, J. R.
Everhart, W. II.
Long, T. W.
Yount, J. H.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Carpenter, P. O.
Rowe, C. M.
Garvin Co.
Rhyne & Co.
Joseph Gemoyel.
POAVER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Southern Power Company.
FRUIT DEALERS.
Pope Grocery Co.
Newton Orocerv Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Moose, George.
Warlick, G. A.

FLORISTS.
Jarrett. Mrs. Frank.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Rowe, M. J., & Co.
Herman, J. F., & Son.
GROCERS.
Newton Grocery Co.
Pope Grocery Co.
Smye, J. F.
Gemoyel, J.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Smyre Hardware Co.
Rhyne Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Farmers & Merchants Bank (Fire).
Lone:, L. F. (Life).
McLelland & Gaither (Fire).
Ervin, J. W. (Life).
Walters. J. W. (Life).
Kenyon, W. C. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Hardister, J. W.
Freeze, R. P.

LAUNDRIES.
Newton Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Withersnoon. L. L.
McCorkle, Oeo.
Feimster. W. C.
Witherspoon. D.
Gaither, W. B.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Gaither Manufacturing Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Coulter, Geo. E.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Moose, George.
Warlick, Geo. A.

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CATAWBA COUNTY.

.MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Newton Bobbin Factory.

Rhyne, Yount & Co. (Roller Mill).

Hank Chining Co.

PAINT AND OIL, DEALERS.
Smyre Hardware Co.
Rhyne Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Owens, B. S.
Marlowe, Charles.
Carroll. Louis.
Allen, J. W.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Rowe, C. M.
Smyre. J. P.
Newton Grocery Co.
Pope Grocery Co.

PLUMBERS.
Gates, G. H.
Martin Plumbing: Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Kenyon, W. C.
Jarrett. Will.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Moose. T. B.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Newton Enterprise.
Catawba County News.
The Reformed Standard.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Newton Land & Loan Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Setzer, Lee.

TAILORS.
Yount. E. H., & Co.
Yount & Schrum.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALME11S

Herman &- Son.
Rowe & Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Taylor, Dr. C. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Marlowe, Charlie.

Owens, B. S.

HICKORY.

Population. 1909: 7,500; No. white
polls, 426; No. colored polls. 123.

Value real estate. $489,371; value
personal property. $890,129.

Tax Rate: .$1.50 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $111,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Geo. E. Bisanar.

Chief of Police — P. P. Jones.

City Clerk— W. L. Clinard.

Treasurer — W. L. Clinard.

Tax Collector — P. P. Jones.

City Attorney— E. B. Cline.

City Supt. of Health— H. C. Menzies.

Postmaster — S. M. Hamrick.

R. R. Agent— W. B. -Southerland.
Southern Railway and C. & N. W.
Railway.

Express Agent — A. A. Yoder, South-
ern Express Company.

Telesrraph Manger — R. J. Foster, W.
U. Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — N. S. Dasher,
Hickory Electric Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— Rev. J. D. Harte. Pastor.

EpUopal — J. S. Moody, Rector.

Lutheran— C. L. Miller, Rev. Mr.
Phillips, J. C. Moser.

Methodist— P. Britton, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Rev. J. G. Garth,
Pastor.

German Reformed — Dr. J. L. Mur-
phy, Pastor.

COLLEGES.
Faculty of Lenoir College.

R. L. FRITTS, President, Philoso-
phy and Mathematics.

W. J. STIREWALT, Ancient Lan-
guages.

G. H. HARTWIC. English.

REV. M. L. STIREWALT, Econo-
mics and Greek.

PROF. II. G. WHITMORB, Natural
Science.

W. H. LITTLE, History and Mod-
ern Languages. •

REV. C. L. MILLER, Bible and
Christian Evidences.

DR. K. A. PRICE, Physiology.

MTSS LILLIE HALLMAN, Music.

MISS MARIE SAWYER, Expres-
sion.

MRS. EDWIN CHADWICK, Voice.

MISS FRANCES DeWALD, Art.

MISS MAGGIE WOODS, Business
Department.

Faculty of Claremont College.

JOSEPH L. MURPHY. President.

JOHN H. KELLER. Dean.

MRS. J. H. KELLER, Lady Prin-
cipal.

RHEA D. SOURP.EER. English.

MISS MARY HELLER. Mathe-
matics.

SIC NOR D'ANNA, Musical Director.

MTSS ROSE SHT'FORD. Piano.

MRS. J. L. MURPHY, Chorus Di-
rector.

MISS DESALD PRTCE. Art.

MRS. J. H. KELLER. Expression.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hotel Huffry.

Marshall Hotel.

Central Hotel.

Charter House.

Whites.

Pope, J. D.

Robinson, Raymond.

Robinson, Mrs. .T. W.

Freeman. Mrs. C. C.

Flagler, L.

Green, Mrs. Rosa.

Tatten. Mrs. Laurn

Barces. Miss Eugene.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — A. A. Shu-
ford, President ; K. C. Menzies,
Cashier.

Hickory Banking and Trust Co. —
J. F. Ahernethy, President; W. F.
Reid, Cashier.

BAKERS.

Ellington. C. W.

Rice, M. A.

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BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Poovev, L. W.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Link, A. C.

BOOK STORES,

Moser, A. L., Vandyke Book and
Art Shop.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Hammond & Johnson.

Bost & Newton.

Shell & Flagler.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Abernethy Hardware Co.

Henkle Live Stock Co.

Abernethy, A. S.. & Son.
CLUBS.

Hickory Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

E. L. Shuford Hickory Seed Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Hickory Hosiery Mills.

Ives Cotton Mill.

Brookford Cotton Mill.

Shuford Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Whitener & Martin.

Ellington, E. W.

Hammond & Johnson.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Edwards, J. M.

Elliott Building Co.

Abee & Hart.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Hickory Coal & Ice Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Gilbert. W. L.. Secret;! rv

COTHIERS AND MEN'S FUR-
NISHERS.

Martin Clothing Co.

Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
COTTON GINS.

Bumsrarner, R. M.

Cline, J. T.

DENTISTS.

Ramsay. W. B.

White. W. A.

Biddex. J. C.

DRUGGISTS.

Shuford. C. M.

Martin. W. S.. & Co.

Moser & Lutz.

DOCTORS.

Shuford, J. H.

Menzies. H. C.

Abernethy, W. L.

Abernethy, H. L.

Stevenson, T. F.

Blackburn. T. C.

Whiteside. B. F.

Johnson. J. T.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Bowles, J. A.

Setzer & Sous.

Field, T. E.

Moretz, McCoy.

Allen, J. F.

Stevenson, R. W.

Setzer & Russell.

Harris & Little.

Burns & Co.

FOWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Thornton Light & Power Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Whitener & Martin.

Hammond & Johnson.

Willis. J. H.

Bost & Newton.

Flanagan, M. I>.

Burns & Martin.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S

Whitener & Martin.

Setzer & Sons.

Field, T. E.

Propst, N. W.

Bost & Newton.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Hammond & Johnson.

Willis, J. H.

Depot Cafe.

^Yhitener & Martin.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Shuford, J. W.

Hatcher Furniture Co.

WHOLESALE GROCERS.

Hickory Grocery Co.

Patrick-Mostelley Co.

Hickory Provision Go.

RETAIL GROCERS.

Whitener & Martin.

Post & Newton.

Hammond & Johnson.

Setzer & Russell.

Setzer & Sons.

Burns & Martin.

Field. T. E.

P.urns & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Clinard & Lyerly (Fire).

Hickorv Insurance & Realty Co.
(Fire).

Clinard, F. A. (Life.)

Martin, L. N. (Life.)

JEWELERS.

Bisanar, Geo. E.

Mace & Rhodes.

LAUNDRIES.

Leach, J. L.. Pronrietor.
LAWYERS.

Whitener, A. A.

Cline, E. B.

Yount, M. H.

Whitener, C. L.

Self. W. A.

Bncbv. G. W.

Russell, D. L.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.

Hutton & Bourbonnair Co.

Hickory Novelty Co.

Hickorv Manufacturing Co.
MACHINERY DEALERS.

Abernethy Hardware Go.

Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co.

Shuford Hard ware Go.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Piedmont Wagon Co. (Wagons).

Hickory Flour Mill.

Hickory Manufacturing Co. (Build-
ing Materials).

Hickory Novelty Co. (Building Ma-

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terial.)

Martin Furniture Co.
Hickory Furniture Co.
Latta-Martin I'uinp Co. (Pumps).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Ingold, F. B.
Aliernethy Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Abee, J. E .
Kestler, Grover.
Cody, Chas.
Setzer. John.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Field. T. E.
Setzer & Russell.
Harris & Little,
Setzer & Sons.

PLUMBERS.
Martin. W. N.
Hutton, A.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Morrison Bros. Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hardin. C. M.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Clay Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Haithcoek, J. E.
Campbell, S. D.
Buchanan. Z. B.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Catawba Lutheran — C. L. Miller,
Editor.

Hickory Democrat — W. E. Holbrook,
Editor.

Lenoirian — C. W. Cromer, Editor.
Reformed Church Standard — J. L.
Murphy, Editor.

Times-Mercury — J. F. Click, Editor.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Edwards J. M. (and other build-
ers' supplies).
Field. T. E.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Shuford. .T. W.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Wolf. Dr. R. W.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Abee. J. E.
Kestler. Grover.
Hawn. .T. M.

Principal.

DOCTORS.
Long. Dr. F. Y.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Coulter & Little.

Long, J. W., & Co.

Little, J. D.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Catawba Inn.

Sherrill, W. L.

LIVERY STABLES.

Catawba Inn Stables.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Catawba Tanning Co., J. J. Smith &
Sons, Proprietors.

COTTON GINS.

Lawrence. J. W.

Lawrence & Lenard (Brick Manu-
facturers).

CATAWBA.

Population. 1909. white, 300; col-
ored. 100. total, 400.

Value real estate. $21,000; value per-
sonal propertv, if 50,000 ; tax rate, 25
cents per $100.

3Iayor— J. H. Sherrill.

Postmaster — T. E. Harwell.

Chief of Police— W. B. Huitt.

R. R. Asrent— F. E. Booth, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — F. E. Booth,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baotist — C. E. Robinson, Pastor.

Methodist — J. M. Price, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Public School — Miss Annie Barnes.

CliAREMOXT.

Population, 1909, white, 350; col-
ored, none; total. 350.

Value real estate. $5,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $47,500; tax rate, 25
cents.

Mayor — J. H. Moser.

Postmaster — J. M. Isenhour.

Chief of Police— N. H. Huffman.

R. R. Agent— O. L. Coulter, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph— O. L. Coulter.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Tennessee Lutheran — Walter Wise,
Tastor.

Ohio Lutheran — .T. H. W. Hoen.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Smith, Rev. C. O.. Principal.

Mcintosh. May.

Baker, Anna. *

DOCTORS.

Moser, D. M.

DRUGGISTS.

Moser, D. M.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Lay-Yoder & Co.

Hope, W. A.

Holler. R. P.

Hope. A. F.

Moser. J. H. (Groeerv.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Moser, J. H.

Setzer. C. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Kellev, Mrs. ,T. D.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Huitt, R. R. (Flour Mill).

Moser, J. H., & Co. (Saw Mill and
Threshing).

Yount, J. R., & Co. (Saw Mill).

Farmers' Ginning Co.

COTTON GINS.

Smyre-Huitt & Co.

CONOVER.

Population, 1909: White. 400;
ored. 100; total. 500.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

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Mayor — T. L. Hunsucker,

Postmaster, J. L. Isenhour.

Chief of Police, Q. E. Simmons.

K. R. Agent — W. W. Hunsucker,
Southern Railway and C. & N. W.
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Piedmont Tele-
graph Company.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Lutheran — Rev. Paul Bischoff, Pas-
tor.

Reformed — Rev. Keller, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Rev. Lapslev, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Concordia College, Prof. G. A. Rem-
oter, President.

DOCTORS.

Tount, D. McD.

Herman, F. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Yount. D. McD.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Isenhour, P. E., & Son.

Yount, J. A.

Herman, E. A.

Huitt. B. A., & Son.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Conover Inn — Mrs. Anna Huitt,
Proprietor.

MAX!' F ACTURING PLANTS.

J. Hunsucker Handle Co.

Herman Manufacturing Co.

Conover Roller Mills.

Yount & Shell.

MAIDEN.

Population. 1909: White. 800; col-
ored, 25; total, S25.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $300,000.

Tax Rate: :',:; L-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. L. Whitencr.

Postmaster — W. L. Bolick.

Chief of Police— (J. W. West.

R. R. Agent— A. S. Martin, C. & N.
W. R. R.

Manager Telegraph — A. S. Martin,
Western Uuion Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— T. S. Coble, Pastor.

Baptist — J. C. Hoyle, Pastor.

Lutheran — .T. L. Cromer, Pastor.

German Reform — J. C. Clapp, Sup-
ply-

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

South Fork Institute — Prof. Honey-
cutt, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Maiden — O. L. Cromer,
President; B. M. Spratt, Cashier.
GROCERS.

liogers, John.

Abernathy & Co.

Freed, J. C.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Cromer. J. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Rabb. Carpenter & Co.

Whitener, R. L.

Rudisille, R. A.

Carnenter, M. F.

Hawn, J. P.

Ileafner & Taylor.

LIVERY

Taylor, M. P.
Keener, G. W.

STABLES.

CHATHAM COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, PITTSBORO.

Formed in 1770. Named in honor of Villiam Pitt, Earl of Chatham.

Area: S00 square miles.

Population: 23,912. White males, T, o3 ; white females, 7,810; negro males,
1,098 ; negro females, 4,241 ; foreign born, 28.

Value of real estate, $2,183,228; value of personal property, $1,S25,779.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $4,209,540; by negroes, $263,340.

No. of Schools: For whites. SI; for negroes, 38.

Tax Rate:.. County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 10c;
special, 3c.

Public Roads:.. No. miles, 600. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic & Yadkin Railroad, 24.99 miles, assessed value $249,845.61

Seaboard Air Line Railway. ls.r,o miles, assessed value 373,775.75

Southern Express Company, assessed value 4,051.03

Swift Refrigerator & Transportation Co., Chicago, assessed value 1,000.00

Pullman Company, Chicago, assessed value 1.244.57

Mathews Telephone Company, assessed value 2,025.00

Cape Fear Telephone Company, assessed value 1,475.00

Chapel Hill Telephone Company, assessed value 225.00

Pittsboro Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 250.00

Southern Bell Telephone Company, assessed value 960.00

Western Union Telearranh Company, assessed value 7,381.81

D & S. C. Railroad, 17.88 miles, assessed value 89,400.00

D. & Charlotte Railroad, 5.27 miles, assessed value 15,430.00

Superior Court Terms: First week. in May, February and August, and
second week in November. August for civil cases only.

'BANK OF PITTSBORO, pittsboro, n.c
0 Idest Bank in the County.

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CHATHAM COUNTY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. L. Griffin,
Pittsboro.

Sheriff' — .T. J. Jenkins. Pittsboro.

Register of Deeds — H. <;. Dorsett,
Pittsboro.

Treasurer — J. ,T. Jenkins, Pittsboro.

Co. Supt. of Health— L. E. Farth-
ing.

Co. Supt. of Schools — R. P. John-
son.

Supt. Co. Home— W. H. Ward.

Co. Board of Education— J. B. At-
water. Bynum; A. R. Norwood, By-
num, R. P. D. No. 1: B. B. Phillip's,
Bear Creek, R. P. D. No. 1.

County Commissioners — S. W. Har-
rington, Corinth : A. J. Lane, Siler
City; N. J. Wilson, Apex, R. F. D.
No. 3.

County Board of Elections — Jacob
Thompson, (chrrn.) : J. B. Cleffu. J.
G. Hamlet.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Albright Township — M. F. Overman.
Liberty ; S. S. Jones. Staley ; S. P.
Teague. Siler City.

Baldwin — W. A. Snipes. Lambsville ;
J. H. Norwood, Byuum; J. J. Peoples,
Bynum.

Center— H. W. Farrell. Pittsboro;

F. L. May. Pittsboro.

Bear Creek— A. E. Cox, Fall Creek;
E. B. Branson, Harpers X Roads; I!.
A. Phillips, Harpers X Roads.

Cape Fear— J. H. Cotton. Corinth:
J. D. Mclver, Corinth; John Bell,
Moncure.

Hadley — Thos. S. Perry, Lindley ,
Manly Lindley, Lindley; M. H.
Woody, Silk Hope.

Hickory Mount — J. R. Blair, Kim-
bolton ; J. M. Heck. Kimbolton.

-Matthews — A. H. Perry, Siler City ;

G. W. Womble, Siler City.

New Hope — R. J. Yates. Merry
Oaks; N. J. Wilson, New Hill. R.' F.
D. ; F. M. Holleman, L .R. Seymore,
J. R. Matthews.

Oakland — B. F. Williams, Moncure,
R. F. D. No. 1; H. R. Harward, Mon-
cure.

Gulf— G. W. Blalock, Fear Creek.

Risrgshee — E. A. Dollar, Risrsrsbee :
A. T. Bolinsr, Chapel Hill: R. F.
Johnson. Hackney.

Rock Rest — A. F. Whitaker, Roscoe;
W. H. Hearne, Bynum.

Williams — IT. D. Mason, Morrisville ;
T. B. Fearrington, J. B. Harward.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — L. R. Dixon, Mt. Vernon
Springs; O. B. Mitchell, Mt., Vernon
Springs.

Christian — P. T. Klapp, Pittsboro.

Methodist — L. N. Chapin, Bynum.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Silk Hope— S. J. Husketh, Principal,
Siler City.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Taylor, J. N., Bvnum.

Upchurch, C. G., New Hill, R. F. D.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Perry, G. W.. Silk Hope.

Womble, J. N., Grove.

Perry, DeWitt. Kimbolton.

Burke, Edgar, Kimbolton.

Williams & Co., Riggsbee.

Dollar, E. A., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.

Womble & Moore, Bynum.

Mann-Tillman, Bynum.

Atwater-Lambeth. Bynum.

Brewer, W. H., Fall Creek.

Henderson. J .T.. Bynum.

Council, J. F., & Bro., Morrisville.
COTTON GINS.

Womble, J. D., Pittsboro.

Williams Co., Riggsbee.

Blake, J. C. Chapel Hill.

Peoples, J. J., Belevor.

Carroll, T. E., Hadley.

Davis, J. C, Merry oaKs.

Perry, DeWitt. Kimbolton.

Perry. G. W., Silk Hope.

Fearrington, E. M., Riggsbee.

Burns & Seagroves, Cumnock.

Bynum, OoorLce. Pittsboro.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Chatham Roller Mill Co., Bynum.

Williams Co., Riegsbee.

Perry, G. W., Silk Hope.

Lockville Roller Mill, LoekviHe.

Mclver, J., M.. Gulf.

SAW MILLS.

Nooe, B., Pittsboro.

Bland, T. M., Pittsboro.

Perry. G. W., Silk Hope.

Eddins Co., Moncure.

Diggs Co.. Lockville.

Seawell Co., Lockville.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Bryan, Miss A. Laura, Moncure.

Bland. Miss Rose, Bear Creek.

Jones, Charley R., Boaz.

Forrester, Charles, Ore Hill, No. 1.

Ellis, Miss Daisy D., Ore Hill, No. 1.

Harmon, Miss Nora, Pittsboro.

Bynum, Miss Mary W., Beaumont.

Phillips, J. W., Jr., Bear Creek.

Brown, Miss Emma, Ore Hill, No. 1.

Bvrd. Miss T. Ethel, Morrisville,
K. F. D. No. 1.

Henley, Miss Cornie, Ore Hill.

Teasne, Miss Lorena A., Siler City,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Richardson, H. F., Siler City.

Latta, Miss Erma, Apex, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Knight. Miss Moxie, Gulf.

Buckiier. Miss Annie, Siler City.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Thomas, Miss Margaret, Pittsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Harward, Miss Mattie. Cumnock.

Barber. Mrs. Mary A., Pittsboro.

Thompson, Mrs. Mattie A.. Pitts-
boro.

Phillips, A. B., Fall Creek.

Walters. A. M., Slier City.

BANK OF PITTSBORO, pittsboro,n.c.
Largest Deposits in the County.

CHATHAM COUNTY.

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Farrell, H. W., Pittsboro.

Moses, Miss Eliza, Goldston.

Siler, Miss Lillie A., Goff.

Durham, B. C, Frosty.

Rives, Mrs. Jessie P., Bear Creek.

Farrell, Mrs. Eunice E., Merry oaks.

Yates. Otis AY., Morrisville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Cole, L. E., Pittsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Tysor, James L., Siler City.

Pool, Lewis, New Hill.

Hatch, Miss Josie, Pittsboro.

Nooe, Mrs. Alice L., Pittsboro.

Burns, W. Merritt, Cumnock.

Walters, R. D., Manndale.

Harden, Miss Emma, Ore Hill.

Mitchell, O. B., Mt. Vernon Springs.

Harward, Miss Floyd, Morrisville,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Mann, Walter, Roscoe.

Durham, Miss Lillian E.. Pittsboro.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Williams, Miss Alice, Sanford. R. v .
D. No. 4.

Hadlev, Miss Alice. Snow Camp, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Straughan, Miss Addie B., Pittsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Lutterloh, Miss Bettie, Pittsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Webster. Mrs. D. L.. Siler City.

Pearce. Miss Anna, Siler Clj ,v. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Jones, Mrs. H. B., People**.

Olive, Miss Foy J., Apex, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Johnson, Miss Addie Lois, Moncurt.

Council, Miss Bettie, Siler City.

Hackney, J. J., Jr., Bynum, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Clegg, Miss Cornelia. Siler City.

Harris, Thomas S., Frosty.

Smith, Miss Mary, Siler City.

Thompson, Miss Alma R., Siler City,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Burns, Miss Beatrice, Pedlars Hills.

Kidd, J. W.. Harpers X Roads.

Gilbert, J. Bailey, Siler City, It. F.
D. No. 3.

Wicker, Miss ValeslM, Goldston.

Lindlev, Miss Elsie. fn>w r';i;.ip- R-
F. D. No. 2.

Ellis, Van E., Slier City, It. F. D.
No. 3.

Smith, E. R., SUi-r City, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Gilbert, Miss Saukie. Ore TL11.

Poe, Mrs. Fannie O., Oold.ston.

Jordan, Miss Flora V., Brush Greek.

Dixon, N. R., Siler City. R. F. D.
No. 3.

Lambeth, Miss Julia. Iiynuni.

Watson, R. J., Rives Chapel.

Atwater, Mrs. J. N.. Bynum.

Holleman, A. T., Ascend.

Clarke, Mrs. Marv f>., Kimbolton.

Phillips, N. C, Bear OreeK, If. F.

D. No. 1.
Lillie, Miss Dahlia, Pittsboro.

Murchison, Miss Nannie M.. Gulf.

Womble, Miss Vallie, Goldston.

Bynum, Miss Ida, Pittsboro.

Harden, Miss Nova, Harpers Cross
Roads.

Lutterloh, Chas. H., Pivtdboro. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Webster, Miss Callie, Siler City, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Johnson, Miss Pearle, Pittsboro.

Farrell, Roscoe M., Pittsboro.

Ferrell, Miss Cordelia, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Hortou, Miss Cassie M., Merry Oaks.

Dark, Miss Fannie, Roscoe.

Clarke, L. T., Apex, R. F. O. No. 4.

Norwood, Miss Annie, Chapel Hill.

Buckner, L. T., Siler City, It. F.
D. No. 2.

Lindlev, Mrs. E. G., Snow Camp, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Thom, Miss Bessie L., Siler City.

Palmer, C. C, Goldston.

McDonald, Miss Cornelia, New Hill,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Tally, Miss Mary S., Bear Creek, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Etheredire, Miss Julia F., Ore Hill.

Pike, D. V., Siler City, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Lindlev, Mrs. Ida H., Snow Camp,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Newland, Mahlon, Saxapahaw.

Massey, Miss Vallie D., Durham.

Green. Miss Grace, Beaumont.

Husketh, S. J., Siler City, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Whitley, Miss Ruth, Moncure.

Stalvev, A. B., Pittsboro.

Sharpe, C. C, Siler City.

Franklin, E. R., Merry Oaks.

PITTSBORO.

Incorporated in 1785.

Population, 1900: White, 275; col-
ored, 150; total. 425.

Value real estate, $85,781.26; value
personal property, $93,000.

Tax Kate: 15c on $100 and 45 on
poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. Nooe.

Postmaster — Mrs. Annie Chapin.

Chief of Police — W. L. Powell.

B. K. Agent— B. M. Poe, S. A. L.

Manager Telegraph — J. F. Alston,
Pittsboro Telegraph & Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — A. R. Shaw.

Baptist— R. B. Lineberry.

Methodist — V. A. Royall.

Episcopal — W. L. Mellersham.
SCHOOLS AN)) ACADEMIES.

Pittsboro High School— A. B. Stal-
vey, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Pittsboro— W. L. London,
President; M. T. Williams, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Farthing, L. E.

BANK OF PITTSBORO, pittsboro, n. c.
Special attention given to Collections.

140

CHATHAM COUNTY.

Chapin, H. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Pilkington, G. R.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

London, W. L. & Son.

I'.ynum, A. J., & Son.

Auburn, Bland & Co.

Womble, L. N.

.Johnson, J. J., & Son.

Brooks, G. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Pittsboro Hotel — Mrs. R. M. Burns,
Prop.

Exline House— Mrs. L. R. Exline,
Prop.

LIVERY STABLES.

Hill, N. M.

Clark, A. B.

Lanier, J. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Chatham Cotton Oil Co.
Elizabeth Hosiery Mills.

SAW MILLS.

Williams, P. C, ^ Co.
Nooe, B.

SILER CITY,

Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 1909: 1,000. (estimated.)
Value Real Estate, X174.915; value
personal property, $133,265.60.
Tax Rate: 79 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. N. Bray.

Postmastei — L. L. Wrenn.

Chief of Police — John C. Cheek.

R. R. Agent — C. E. Kinnerman,
Southern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — C. E. Kinner-
man, Western Union Telegraph Co.

Matthews Telephone Co. — C. N.
Bray, Pres. ; E. T. London, Mgr.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal, South — E. 1>.
Craven, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — J. R. Hutton,
Pastor.

Baptist — (Supplied at present.)

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Siler City Graded School — C. C.
Sfu.rp, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Chatham Bank— F. M. Hadley,
President; L. Ij. Wrenn. Vice-Presi-
dent ; W. S. Edwards. Cashier.

Siler City Loan & Trust Co. — O. A.

Hannah, Pres.; E. B. Parks, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Edwards, J. D.
Edwards. S. R.
Kirkman, T. A.
Edwards, W. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Siler City Drug; Store — G. E. Mat-
thews, Mgr. ; W. P. Matthews, Asst.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Wrenn Bros. Co.
Fox & Co.
Fox, D. G., & Son.
Vestal. Miss Kate.
Farmers' Alliance Co-Operative
Store.
Smith & Morley.

JEWELERS.

Edwards, Tod R.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
The Ladies' Emporium.
Smith & Perry.

Stout Bros. (Gent's Furnishings.)
Riddle-Boling & Brown.
Furniture Store.
Teague & Lambe.
Johnson, J. N.
The Hardware Store.
Gregson & Dorsette.
Webster-Paschal Co.
Citv Meat & Grocery Co.
Durham. W. S.
Cooper. W. B.. & Son.
Roberts iV- Morley.
.Jordan & Chavis.
Langley, D. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
The Hotel Hadley.
Hotel Chatham.

Tysor House.
White Cafe.
Siler City Cafe.
LIVERY

STABLES.

Silver City Livery— J. M. Morley,
Prop.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Lane & Edwards.

Stout Bros. Tjumber Co.

Lambe Manufacturing Co.

Smith & Hadley.

Hisrh Point Rending & Chair Co.

Hadley-Peonles Manufacturing Co.

Chatham Manufacturing Co.

Hill & Forrester.

Harper, Ralph, Repair & Shoeing

Shop.
Bottling

Works.

LAWYERS.

J. George, Jr.

Hannah,
Siler, W. D.
Dixon, R. H.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Straus'hon, 1j. S. (Life).

Hannah. J. George (Fire, Burglary
and Bonding).

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Siler City Grit— I. S. London, Editor
and Proprietor.

BANK OF PITTSBORO, pittsboro,n.c.
Oldest Bank in the County.

CHEROKEE COUNTY

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CHEROKEE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, MURPHY.

Formed in 1839. Named in honor of Cherokee Indians who once dwelt
there.

Area, 500 square miles.

Population, 13,000. White males, 0,000 ; white females, 6,200; negro
males, 480; negro females. :;•_'(».

Value of real estate. $1,595,614; value of personal property, $1,895,220.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $3,489,800; by negroes, $1,034.

No. of Schools: For whites, 57; for negroes, 3.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 66 2-3 on the $100; roads and bridges, 15
cents; special. 8 cents; county bonded debt, $2,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 80. Worked by free labor, convict and special

tax.

RAILBOiD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway, 23.97 miles, assessed value i S39S.316.48

Louisville & Nashville Railroad, 13.16 miles, assessed value 79,260.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2,228.48

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 1 ,369.74

Cherokee Telephone Co.. assessed value 1,50

Snow Bird Valley Railroad, 7.50 miles, assessed value 9,756.67

Superior Court Terms : April 4th. August Sth, November 7th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — A. A. Fain,
Murphy.

Sheriff — A. B. Dicky. Murphy.

Register of Deeds— A. L. Johnson,
Murphy.

Treasurer— A. G. Deweese, Murphy.

Coroner— O. W. Evans, Ranger.

Surveyor — Asker Anderson, Culber-
son.

Co. Supt. of Health— S. C. Highway.

Co. Supt. of Schools— A. L: Martin.

Supt. of County Home — S. L. An-
derson, Murphy.

Co. Board of Education — S. W.
Davidson, W. G. Sparks, Capt J.
M. Richardson.

County Commissioners — W. M. Mor-
row, Nina ; Theodore Kilpatrick,
Hiawassee; W. .T. Martin, Murphy.

County Board of Elections — R. H.
Sneed, N. Z. Deweese. Julius Martin.
JUSTICES OE THE PEACE.

Murphv Township — .T. S. White,
Grandview; P. E. Nelson. Murphy;
J H. Woods, Murphy.

Hot House — I. M. Gaddis, Guy; J.
W. Newman, Hot House; Jack Bill,
Hot House.

Notta — John Anderson, Culberson;
Ben Fox, Ranger.

Shoal Creek — Tom Allen, Bud Hood,
W. L. Voils, Suit.

Valleytown — Tom Long, John Leach,
John Brady.

Beaver Dam — E. H. Bute, Jack
Crow, Unaka.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

E. A. Deweese, Grady; J. L. Mus-
key, W. A. Hembell, Unaka ; Ben. Led-
fofd. Ranger; W. H. Hogsed, Persim-
mon ; W. F. McGee. Culberson ; I. F.

Sneed, Grandview; Gay Bryant. Pos-
tell; Marion Underwood, Wehutty;
<;. T. Burger, Suit.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Belview High School W. K. John-
son. Principal, Cobbs.

Unaka High School — Geo. Kimsey,
Principal, Unaka.

Oak Grove Academy, Grover Marts,
Principal, Murphy.

Marble Iligii School, Jas. Loving-
good. Principal. Marble.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Stiles. Allen, Unaka.

Crawford. J. H.. Unaka.

G.i steel, L .R., Culberson.

Henry, S. B., Suit.

Mason, C. C, Brnsstown.

Walker, W. F., Ranger.

Whitcombe. Ernest, Oirreeta.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dicky & Lovingood, Grandview.

Odeli, Scott, Brady.

Lovingood & Dicky. Murphy.

Trull & Bryson, Marble.

Abernathy, N. A.. Marble.

Hyatt, J. W„ Culberson.

Brittain. Will. Peachtree.

Hartness, Jas., Suit.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Lovingood, S. W.. near Murphy.

Patton, Mrs. Martha, Grandview.

Haves, J. T.. Tomntla.

SAW MILLS.

Lovingood, S. W., Murphy.

Wood, O .P., Grandview.

Davis, D. S.. Brady.

Empire Lumber Co., Murnhy.

SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Mauney, L. E., Murphy.
Abernathy, Miss Pearl, Murphy.
Mavfield, Miss Bertha.

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CHEROKEE COUNTY.

Brittain, Miss Winnie, Murphy.

Eagle, Miss Jennie, Murphy.

Harwood, J. II., Andrews.

Kinsey, -Mrs. Oliver, Andrews.

Mathison, Miss Lola, Andrews.

Mathison, Wm. L. Andrews.

Ferguson, Miss Minnie, Murphy.

Lovinsood, J. M.. Marble.

Parker, Miss Pearl. Marble.

Parker, J. V.. Marble.

Sneed, Bent. Tomotla.

Lovingood, R. D., Murphy.

Moore, AY. E., Murphy, R. F. D.
No. fl.

Brendle, Bird, Brasstown.

Callie, Farmer. Unaka.

Leatlierwood, Miss Addie. Murphy.

Rogers, Miss Lillian, Murphy.

Lovinsood. Miss Ellie, Murphy.

Brendle, Miss Eugene, Brasstown.

Brendle. Miss Carrie, Brasstown.

TS'est. W. M., Murphy.

Stratton. Miss Mattie, Ogreeta.

Lovingood, Noah, Murphy.

Shearer. Miss Bessie, Patrick.

Tweed. Miss Linda, Murphy.

Christopher, F. O., Lelitia.

Martin, Harvey, Murphy.

Cunningham, Miss Maggie, Brass-
town.

Ferguson, Miss Mamie, Murphy.

Casteel, Miss Myrtle, Culberson..

Lovingood, Miss Fannie, Murphv,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Casteel, Radcliff, Culberson.

Johnson, Oscar, Grape Creek.

Sneed, Miss Bessie, Marble.

Doekery. Miss Bessie. Andrews.

Hatehett. Will. Cobbs.

Johnson. W. K., Cobbs.

Odom. W. O., Ogreeta.

Sherrill, Miss Clara, Murphy.

Stuart. Miss Vienna, Murphy.

Cunningham. Robert. Murphy.

Shearer, Emma. Patrick.

Martin, Jeff., Murphy.

Stepp. G. W\. Topton.

Nichols, W. A.. Culberson.

Kinsey, Geo. W., Unaka.

Scross's. T. C. Unaka.

Burnette. Mrs. Berdetta. Culberson.

MURPHY.

Incorporated in 18.89.

Population, 1909: White, 1,300; col-
ored. 300; total, 1,600.

Value real estate, $253,869; value
personal property, $10,011.31.

Tax Rate: 90 cents on the $100.

Mayor — P. E. Nelson.

Postmaster — D. W. Deweese.

Chief of Police— M. Patton.

R. R. Agent— A. S. Clark, Southern
Railway ; J. H. Jones, L. L. & N.
Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — C. B. Hill.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — J. II. Hopkins, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Murphy Graded School, L. E.
Mauney, Principal.

Baptist High School — Mr. Craig,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Murphy — J. H. Carter,
President; L. E. Bayless, Cashier.

First National Bank of Murphy —
A. B. Dicky, President; Frank Dicky,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Hill, Julius.

Meroney, B. B.

Adams, N. B.

Abernethy, J. F.

Highway, S. C.

DRUGGISTS.

Meroney, B. B.

Morgan, Ralf.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hyatt. R. H.

Caudle & Brown.

Dicky, A. B.

Fain, J. E.

Bates ,Theo. W.

Griffith. W. H.

Wood, J. n.

Nelson, P. E„ & Son.

Hill, C. B.

Cooper. Willard.

Elliott. W. A.

Davidson & Son.

Sneed.' R. H.

Candler. G. W.

Wood, J. H.

Murphy Hardware Co.

Cherokee Hardware Co.

Hall, Callie (Hats, etc.)

Hill Sisters (Millinery).

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hubbard House. Nettie Dicky.
Patton House, R. V. Wells.
Cottage Park, Riely Jenkins.
Beal, Mrs. Mary.

LIVERY STABLES.

Seward, T. J.
Cooper, A. L.
Beal, L. F.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Murphy Furniture Co.
Woodworking Co.

Martiu Bros. (Harness and Sad-
dles).

Fain, R. M. (Roller Mill).
Murphy Light & Power Co.

PLUMBERS.

Fain & Hale.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Scout — Meroney & Towns, Edi-
tors and Publishers.

CHOWAN COUNTY.

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CHOWAN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, EDENTON.

Named in honor of Chowanoke Tribe of Indians.

Area: 240 square miles.

Value of real estate, $1,321,486; value of personal property. $926,026.

Property listed in 1900 by white, $2,000,S09 ; by negroes. $246,703.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; 7 l-2c. in 1st Town-
ship and 15c. in others.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Express Company, assessed value $ 2.30-S.itt

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 295.60

Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Tel. Co., assessed value 3,636.00

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 25. SO miles, assessed value 256,762.85

Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., assessed value 1,800.00

Superior Court Terms: Fourth Monday after first Monday in March and
September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— C. W. Cofleld,
Edenton.

Sheriff — E. S. Normati, Edenton.

Register of Deeds — W. J. Berry man,
Edenton.

Treasurer — F. W. White, Edenton.

Coroner — T. J. Haskins, Edenton.

Surveyor — P. Matthew, Edenton.

Co. Supt. of Schools— J. O. Alder-
man, Edenton.

Supt. Co. Home — H. M. Eason,
Edenton.

Co. Board of Education — F. A.
Ward, J. E. Twine, J. M. Forehand.

Co. Commissioners — Frank Wood, Z.
W. Evans, W. J. Hollowell, J. B.
Webb, B. B. Cobb.

County Board of Elections — J. N.
Pruden, G. W. Goodwin, E. C. Welch.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Edenton Township — M. H. Dixon,
M. B. Chappell, S. E. Morris, John
Maguire, Edenton.

Second Township — L. R. Bunch, T.
R. Hollowell, J. H. Churchill, Tyner,
R. F. D. ; E. C. Welch, W. C. Ward,
Rvland.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Tynch, J., Rocky Hock.

White, G. W., Rocky Hock.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Parker, J. R., Tyner, R. F. D.

Ward, F. A., Gliden.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Ward, A. J., Gliden.

Ward & Son, Gliden.

Ward & Spivey, Ryland.

Elliott, M. S.. Tyner.

Hollowell & Savage, Tyner.

Lane. O. E., Tyner.

Evans, Z. W.. Tyner.

Perry, W. T. Tyner.

COTTON GINS.

Ward, A. J., Tvner, R. F. D.
Forehand, J. M.. Tvner, R. F. D.
Elliott, W. H.. Tyner, R. F. D.
Ward, O. E., Tyner, R. F. D.
Ward & Spivey, Tyner, R. F. D.
Evans, Z. W., Tyner, R. F. D.

Chappell, M. B.. Tyner, R. 1". D.
Powell Bros., Edenton.
Speight, W. O., Edenton.
Edenton Ginning Co., Edentmi.
Jordan, W. E., Edenton.
Webb, J. A., Edenton.
Ward, N. L,. Edenton.
FLOUR, CORN AND TEED MILLS.
Brown, M. G., Edenton.
Evans, Z. W., Tyner, R. F. D.
Nixon, H. C, Tyner, R. F. D.

SAW MILLS.
Brown, M. G., Edenton.
Branning Mfg. Co., Edenton.
Evans, Z. W., Tvner, R. F. D.
Tynch Bros., Tyner, R. F. D.
Chapnell, M. B., Tvner, R. F. D.
Ward & Spivev, Tyner, R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Baker, Mrs. Maggie, Edenton.
Bunch, Miss Mary, Tyner.
Bunch. Miss Myrtle, Edenton.
Cofleld, Miss Annie, Tyner.
Oriffin, Miss Mary E.. Edenton.
Evans, Miss Clarissa Belle, Tyner.
Evans, Miss Maggie L., Tyner.
Hollowell, Miss Dixie C. Edenton.
Hollowell, Mrs. Mary E., Tyner.
Hudson. Miss Sarah, Tyner.
Perry, Mrs. Claude. Tyner.
Webb, Miss Jonas Etta. Tyner.
Webb, Mrs. J. I'.., Edenton.

EDENTON.

Population, 1909: 3.020.

No. white polls, 279 ; No.
polls, 279.

Value real estate. $558,195
personal property, $367,074.

Tax Rate: 95c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — E. R. Conger.
Chief of Police — J. II. Robinson
City Clerk — Wm. Rim.
Treasurer — Charles Wood.
Tax Collector— T. l'. Leary.
Standard-Keeper — P. L. Rea.
City Attorney — W. M. Bond.
City Supt. of Health— II. M.
Cason.

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value

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CHOWAN COUNTY.

Postmaster— W. J. Leary.
R. K. Agent — W. S. Summerell.
Express Agent — M. V. Bond.
Telegraph .Managers — C. L. Ball,
Western Onion Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — C. L. Ball.

MINISTERS AND ( III RCHES.
Baptist — H. H. Mashburn, Pastor.
Episcopal — R. B. Drane, Rector.
Methodist— Rev. J. AY. Patton, Pas-
tor.

Presbyterian — F. M. Hawlev, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Edenton Graded Schools.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Bay View.
Woodard House.

ARCHITECTS.
Muth. P. F.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Citizens Bank — H. C. Privatt,
President; C. H. Wood, Cashier.

Bank of Edenton — Julien Wood,
President; E. C. Rea. Cashier.
BAKERS.
White. W. S.
Waff, E. S.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Edenton Brick Works.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Tuttle, R. F.
Twine. J. E.
Holmes. J. H., Co.
Elliott, T. W.

BOOK STORES.
Warren Drug Store.
Mitchener, J. A.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
White. W. T.
Hughes. M. A.
Waff. E. S.
White, F. W.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Elliott Buggv Co.
Privatt, H. C.
Griffin. C. N.

CLUBS.
Motor Boat Club.
Chowanoke Club.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Edenton Cotton Mill.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
George, C.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Muth. F. F.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Edenton lee & Cold Storage Co.
Griffin. .T. R.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
D. B. Biles, President; R. F. Tut-
tle, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Tuttle. R. F.
Holmes, J. H., Co.
Lipsetz, W.

COTTON GINS.
Edenton Ginning Co.

DENTISTS.
Griffin, E. J.

DRUGGISTS.

Leggett's Drug Store.
Warren's Drug Store.
Mitchener, J. A.

DOCTORS.

McMullan, J. H.

Hoskins, T. J.

Cason, H. M. S.

\\ arren, J. W.

Hines. C. H. (col.)
DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Holmes, J. H., Co.

Twine, J. E.

Elliott, T. W.

Lipsetz, W.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Town owns its water and light
plant.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & MT'R'S.

Privatt. H. C.

Cofield, C. W.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Brown, O. C.

White. F. W.

Woodard. J. A.

Rea. P. L.

Bond, J. C.

Bond. M. F.

Bland, T. B.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Edenton Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Ziegler, L. F.

Owens. \Villis.

GROCERS.

Woodard, J. A. (Wholesale.)

Albemarle Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)

Brothers, W. R.

White, W. S.

Hughes. M. A.

White, F. W.

Coffield. R. E.

Waff, E. S.

Jones, J. D. (col.)

Lee. R. M. (col.)

Dail, J. C.

Simpson, J. C.

Rea. W. D.

Winder, S. J.

Williams, H. E.

Hollowell, N. J.

Sitter son, J. C.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Bond, J. C.
Privatt. H. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Harris, George B. (Fire.)
Bond, F. M. (Life.)
Coke, George H. (Life.)
McMullan, J. R.

JEWELERS.
H. W. Mizzell.

LAUNDRIES.
C. S. Arlington.

LAWYERS.
Pruden, W. D.
Pruden. J. N.
Vann, C. S.
Bond, W. M.
Leary, W. J.
Privatt. W. S.

CHOWAN— CLAY.

145

LUMBER M'F'R'S & DEALER3.

Branning Mfg. Co.
Brown. M. G.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Leary, George W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Edenton Cotton Mills (Spun y irus.)
Edenton Peanut Co. (Cleaning and
selling peanuts.)

PAINT AND OIL, DEALERS.
Bond, J. C.
Privatt, H. C.

PAINTERS.
Richardson, B. H.
Harrell, Z. B.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Bush, A. T.
Norman, E. S.
Privatt, H. C.

PLUMBERS.

Bell, J. H.

Leary, G. W.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Ziegler, L. F.
( hveus, Willis.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Mizzell.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Edenton B. & L. Association.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Edenton Transcript — W. 1". Swarin-
ger.

Baptist — H. H. Marshburn.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Warren, T. W.
Privatt, H. C.
Pruden & Pruden.
Walker. G. S.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Warren, E. I.
Privatt, H. C.
Brown, M. G.

TAILORS.
Tuttle. R. F.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEHS.
Ziegler, L. F.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Robinson, J. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Ziegler, L. F.
Owens, Willis.
Hobbs, H. A.

CLAY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, HAYESVILLE.

Formed in 1859. Named in honor of Henry Clay.
Area: 242 square miles.
Population: 4,532.

Value of real estate, $4S4.374 ; value of personal property. $200,437.
Property listed in 1909 by whites, §471,869 ; by negroes, $895.
No. of Schools: For whites, 17; for negroes, 1.

Tax Rate: County purposes, $1.01 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
35c; special, 60c. County bonded debt, $7,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked by free labor and special taxes.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

None in the County.

Superior Court Terms: April ISth ; September 19th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— G. W. Sander-
son, Hayesville.

Sheriff — John W. Alexander, Hayes-
ville.

Register of Deeds— Janett Thomp-
son, Hayesville.

Treasurer — A. J. Jones, Shooting
Creek.

Coroner — P. B. Killian, Hayesville.

Surveyor — E. C. Mose, Hayesville.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. M. Sulli-
van, Hayesville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — G. H. Haigler,
Hayesville.

Supt. of County Home — D. A. Pra-
tor, Hayesville.

Co. Board of Education— John O.

Scroggs (chrm), S. H. Allison.
Hayesville; P. N. Tiger, Shooting
Creek.

County Commissioners — W. B. Mar-
tin, (chrm.), Hayesville; A. J. Cole-

man, Hayesville; G. S. McClure,
Ogden.

County Board of Elections — J. M.
Sullivan, R. R. Alexander, (chrm.), O.
L. Anderson, Hayesville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Brasstown Township — M. L. F.
Bodenhamer, Brasstown ; Abner Chas-
tain, Ogden.

Hayesville — Geo. L. Lane, Hayes-
ville; George W. Kinsey, Havesville,
R. F. D. No. 2; T. C. Leavin, Haves-
ville, R. F. D. No. 4.

Hawassee — M. F. Crawford, Hayes-
ville, R. F. D. No. 3.

Shooting Creek — W. II. Hogsed,
Shooting Creek.

Tusquittee — R. S. Rolen. Havesville,
R. F. D. No. 1; A. D. Sellers. Haves-
ville, R. F. D. No. 1; T. J. Cotbrau.
Hayesville, R. F. D. No. 1.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOAVNS.

Methodist — J. R. Warren, Hayesville.

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CLAY— CLEVELAND.

Baptist — J. C. Burwell, Hayesville;
J. T. Piatt, Warne.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

McClure, K. V., Ogden.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Evans, .1. L., Hayesville, R. P. D.
No. 4.

Anderson, R. L., Ogden.

Tiger, P. N., Shooting Creek.

Allison, R. C Elf.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Palmer, J. H., Hayesville.

Cherry, J. P. & R. C, Hayesville.

I'enland & Brooks, Hayesville.
SAW MIEES.

Tiger, P. N„ Hayesville.

Hogsed & Tiger, Hayesville.

McClure & Bristol, Havesville.

White, J. H. & O. S., Havesville.
PUBLIC SCHOOE TEACHERS.

Stalliugs, D. M., Hayesville.

Stallings, Mrs. D. M., Hayesville.

Scroggs, Miss Ellen, Hayesville.

Sullivan, Miss Lura, Hayesville.

Thompson. Miss Ada, Havesville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Thompson, Miss Ethel, Hayesville,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Alexander, Miss Eunice, Hayesville.

Johnson, Miss Bertha, Hayesville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Evans, Miss Edna, Hayesville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Davis, Mrs. Mary, Hayesville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Penland, Miss Cassie, Havesville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Penland, Miss Esta, H^esville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

McClure. Miss Donnie, Hayesville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Matheson, Luther. Hayesville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Matheson, Pearlev, Havesville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Murray, Ed., Hayesville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Waldrop, H. O., Hayesville, R. F.

D. No. 3.

Evans, A. D., Havesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Green, Weaver, Havesville. R. F. D.
No. 3.

Crawford, W. E., Hayesville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

HAYESVILLE.

Incorporated in 1859.
Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 12; total, 212.
Value real estate, $12,505.
Postmaster — Mrs. Edna Anderson.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. L. Piatt, Pastor.
M. E. Church, South — J. J. Motney,
Pastor.

M. E. Church — J .R. Warren, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Hayesville High School— D. M. Stal-
liugs, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Sullivan, J. M.
Killlan, P .B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Walker, A. M.
Anderson. Ed. L.
Scrogss, John O., & Son.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
McClure House.
Scroggs House.
Mrs. Julia Fain.

LIVERY STABLES.
Logan, C. W.
Allison, S. H.
FLOUR. CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Palmer, J. H.

LAWYERS.
Harrison, W. H.
Anderson, O. L.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Clay County Courier — G. H. Haigler,
Editor.

BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
rainier, J. H., Sons.

CLEVELAND COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SHELBY.

Col. Benj. Cleveland.

12^75;

negro

Formed in 1841. Named in honor of of
Area: 420 square miles.

Population, 33,000. White males. 12,630; white females,
males, 3,231; negro females, 3,200; foreign born, 20.

Value of real estate, $4,119,792; value of personal property, $1,698,610.
Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,630,594; by negroes, $161,032.
No. Schools: For whites, 71: for negroes, 22.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 61 l-3c. on the $100: roads and bridges, 10c.
Public Roads: No. miles, 300. Worked by public labor.

Bond issue of $100,000 in No. 6 (Shelby) goes into effect 1st January,
1910. controlled by three Highway Commissioners.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line, 8.77 miles, assessed value $2SS,530.11

Southern Railway — Carolina Division. 24.80 miles, assessed value. 147.640.85
Seaboard Air Line Railway. 21.34 miles, assessed value 429,069.69

CLEVELAND COUNTY. 147

Lattimore Telephone Co., assessed value 500.00

The Pullman Co., assessed value 1,476.98

Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 7,558.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5,104.98

Sharon Telephone Co., assessed value 500.00

Boiling Springs Telephone Co., assessed value 300.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 9,498.00

Lawndale Railroad, 9.06 miles, assessed value 25,000.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 3.947.20

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 1,149.54

Southern Power Co., assessed value 3,011.00

Superior Court Terms : 1st August ; 7th November, 28th March.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— F. L. Hoyle,

Shelby.

Sheriff— D. D. Wilkins. Shelby.

Register of Deeds — W. H. Eskridge,
Shelby.

Treasurer — W. R. Newton, Shelby.

Coroner— T. K. Barnett, . Shelby.

Surveyor — O. C. Thompson, Shelby.

Co. Supt. of Health— T. E. Mc-
Brayer, Shelby.

Co. Supt. of SchooIs--B. T. Falls,
.Shelby.

Supt. of County Home — G. E. Allen,
Shelby, R. F. D.

Co. Board of Education — W. L.
Plonk, Kings Mountain ; W. T. Calton,
Shelby ; L. C. Palmer, Lawndale.

County Commissioners — J. F.
Roberts, Shelby; M. M. Mauney,
Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5; J. A. Ellis,
Lawndale.

County Board of Elections — J. A.
Anthony, (chrm.), Shelby; A. P.
Spoke, Shelby; J. Y. Hamrick,
Shelby.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

No. 1 Township— B. M. Ellis, J. W.
Horton, Bysarville; J. M. Allison, J.
W. McCraw, L. B. Scruggs.

No. 2 — J. R. Matheny, A. M. Love-
lace, H. W. Gallimore, J. B. Hamrick,
I. ,T. Holland, B. B. Harris, O. W.
Holland, Jr., Marvin Blanton.

No. 3 — J. M. Roberts, Patterson
Springs; S. R. Anthony, Shelby, R.
F. D. No. 2; A. J. Borden, D. G. Web-
ber.

No. 4— M. R. Collins, Grover; H. P.
Allison, Kings Mountain; W. L.
Plonk, W. R. Hoev, Thos. J. Gibbons.
No. 5— S. L. Dellinger, Waco; M. P.
Harrelson, S. B. Jones, T. E. Elliot,
C. S. Plonk, J. Y. Hord.

No. 6— J. F. Tiddv, Shelby; S. A.

I Hoey, Shelby ; M. O. Mclntire, Shelby ;

S. S. Mauney, J. M. Wilson, Shelbv,

R. F. D. No. 5; W. J. Roberts, Shelby.

No. 7 — John Beason, Mooresville; J.

B. Martin, T. P. Hamrick, Darfer.

No. 8 — Zimri Kistler, Cleveland
Mills; J as. A. Beam, J. T. S. Mauney,
Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5; R. G. Wells,
Delight; J. A. Ham, Lawndale; S. A.
Davis.

No. 9— J. W. Griggs, Cleveland

Mills; A. J. R Hoyle, Dixon Falls;
Jas G. Hoyle, B. C. Hicks, Sigham
Gardner.

No. 10 — J. A. Carpenter; Knob
Creek; C. C. Cook, W. S. Johnson, M.
M. Garrett, W. M. Warlick, J. W.
Abram.

No. 11 — J. A. Newton Casar ; M. N.
Previt, Casar; J. C. Hull, Casar; Mr.
MeNeilv, J. B. Devinnev.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — R. N. Hawkins, Shelbv,
R. F. D. No. 3; J. M. Goode, Moores-
boro; D. G. Washburn, Depew; A. H.
Sims, Shelby ; Wallace Mull, Camp ;
R. F. Newton, Casar; J. D. Bridgers,
Lattimore, R. F. D. ; A. C. Irvin,
Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5; J. V. Devin-
ney, Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.

Methodist— W. V. Hunicutt, Bel-
wood ; E. G. Kilgore, El Bethel ; D. F.
Carver, Kings Mountain ; W. M. Bor-
ing, Polkville; E. N. Crowder, Shelby
Circuit.

Methodist Protestant — Mr. Reed,
Fallston.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Fallston High School— F. B. Ham-
rick, Principal.

Piedmont High School, Lawndale —
W. D. Burns, Principal.

Lattimore High School— W. T. R.
Bell, Principal.

Boiling Springs High School — J. D.
Hudgins. Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wood, W. J., Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.

Champion. C. O., Mooresboro.

Royster, S. S., Mooresboro.

Falls, O. G., Kings Mountain.

Hunter, B. R., Kings Mountain.

McKay, J. L., Kings Mountain.

Hoard, J. G., Kintjs Mountain.

Aydlotte, J. P., Earl.

Evans, G. T., Waco.

Gold, G. M., Polkville.

P.ilmer, V. J., Polkville.

Self. L. L., Cleveland Mills.

Edwards, A. M., Lawndale.

Fallston, E. A., Houser.

Lee, L. V., Lattimore.

Oates, Geo., Grover.

Hunt, J. F., Casar.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hamrick, C. J., Boiling Springs.

Thomason, Val., Stice.

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CLEVELAND COUNTY.

Bettis-Austell Co., Earl.

Keeter, D. J., & Co., Grover.

Roberts, J. M., & Co., Patterson
Springs.

Lowery, T. H., & Co., Patterson
Springs.

Wolf, W. I., Fancy.

Queen, J. A., Shelby, R. F. D. No. 3.

Buffalo Manufacturing Co., Stubbs.

Campbell, R. E., Shelby, R F.. D.
No. 5.

McSwain, B. F., Beattyville.

DePriest, A. B. C, Polkville.

Double Shoals Cotton Mills, Double
Shoals.

Cleveland Cotton Mills, Cleveland
Mills.

Cleveland Cotton Mills, Lawndale.

\\ oi-tman, Chas. A., Casar.

Morrison, W. J., Holly Bush.

Crow, Pink, Knob Creek.

The Gantt Harness Co., Belwood.

Peeler & Warlick, Belwood.

Gettys, P. S., Lawndale.

Gantt, W. A., Fallston.

Stamey Bros., Fallston.

Weaver, F. B., & Co., Rockdale.

Queen, C, & Son, Casar.

Brittain & Brackett. Casar.

Ledford, J. M., Cleveland Mills, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Lawndale Grocery Co., Lawndale.

DePriest, B. B., New House.
COTTON GINS.

Green, R. PL, & Sous, Boiling
Springs.

Hamrick, C. J., & Sons, Shelby, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Cleveland Gin Co., Shelby, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Ledbetter & Hamrick, Sharon.

Randall, S. D., Stice.

Hamrick, J. B., & Co., Patterson*
Springs.

Earle. W. D., & Co., Earl.

Plonk, W. L., Kings Mountain.

Wilson, D. C. & W. W., Shelby, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Spurlin, Geo., Shelby, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Pearl Ginning Co., Pearl.

Doggett, G. B., & Co., Beattyville.

Beam, J. C, Lattimore.

McSwain, G. W. & J. D., Darfer.

McBrayer & Beason. Mooresboro.

Farmers Union, New House.

White & Bridges, Polkville.

Warlick, A. A., & Co., Casar.

Double Shoals Cotton Mills, Double
Shoals.

Leary, J. L., Casar.

Lackey, W. D., Fallston.

Banner Mill Co., Beams Mill.

Boggs, N. E., & Co., Belwood.

Falls & Mull. Knob Creek.

Devinney & Price, Hodge.

Logan & Co., Hodge.

Davis, G. L., Shelbv. R. F. D. No. 3.

Stroup, J. B., Fallston.

Verner Oil Co., Lattimore.

Putnam, C. B., Shelby, R. F. D.
No. 3.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Shelby Roller Mill, Shelby.

Blanton & Hartness, Shelby, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Mauney, M. M., Camp Call.

Ware, J. A., Kings Mountain .

Pearl Milling Co., Lawndale.

Whisnant, P. M., Holly Bush.

Fallston Roller Mill Co., Fallston.

Banner Mill Co., Beams Mill.

Double Shoals Roller Mills, Double
Shoals.

Buffalo Roller Mill, Belwood.

McBrayer, -J. H., Shelby, R. F. D.

Earl, W. D., Earl.

Patterson, J. R., Grover.

Lowery, Abbot. Crocker.

Spurlin, Geo. E., Shelby, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Beam, J. C, Lattimore.

Jones, H. F., Lawndale.

Smith. L. L., Sharon.

McBrayer & Beason, Mooresboro.

Hoyle Mill Co,

Cabiness Bros., Shelby, R. F. D.
No. 5.

SAW MILLS.

Hamrick, J. Y., Metal.

Hamrick, C. J., Metal.

Mathews, J. R., Crocker.

Ware, T. M. A., Kings Mountain-

Plonk, W. L., Kings Mountain.

Hord & Co., Waco.

Washburn Bros.. Depew.

Spurlin, Geo. E., Shelby, R. F. D.

Simmons, G. H., Pearl.

Doggett, G. B., Beattyville.

McBrayer & Beason, Mooresboro.

Farmers Union, New House.

Elmore, A. E., Shade.

Boggs, N. E., & Co., Belwood.

Young Bros., Knob Creek.

Carpenter & Mull, Knob Creek.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Abernathy, Miss Bessie, Shelby.

Blanton, C. F., Mooresboro.

Blanton. Miss Annie, Mooresboro.

Brackett, A. C, Lawndale.

Beam, Miss Mattie J., Shelby.

Beam, Miss Gadie, Waco.

Beam, Miss Carrie, Lattimore.

Biggerstaff. Miss Buena, Belwood.

Black, Freelove. Kings Mountain.

Black, Miss Mary, Kings Moun-
tain.

Boggs, Miss Lou, Rockdale.

Borders, Miss Susie, Shelby.

Cananin, L. A., Shelby.

Bridges, Miss Lillah, Mooresboro.

Camp, J. C, Shelby.

Byers, G. W. C, Shelby.

Cline. Miss Maggie, Shelby.

Blanton. Yates. Mooresboro.

Cornwell, Miss Laura, Shelby.

Ellis, B. M., Gaffney, S. C.

Dellinger, S. L., Shelby.

Eliotte, Marvin E., Belwood.

Eliotte, Miss Addie, Waco.

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149

Eliotte, Forrest, Shelby.

Eliotte, D. H., Lattimore.

Eliotte, Miss Eugenie, Lattimore.

Eliotte, Miss Essie, Lawndale.

Eliotte. Miss Jennie, Waco.

Eliotte, Miss Kate, Shelby.

Eliotte, Miss Leonnie, Lattimore.

Jones, Miss Fannie Lawndale.

Jones, Mrs. Sallie, Lawndale.

Riser, Miss Lucy, Kings Mountain.

Lovelace, Miss Daisy, Mooresboro.

Morris. Miss Cora, Lawndale.

Morris, Miss Lou, Lawndale.

Morris, Miss Minnie. Lawndale.

McBrayer, Miss Carrie, Mooresboro.

McBrayer, Miss Phyrnia, Gaffney,
S. C.

Mull, Miss Dover. Lawndale.

Miller, Stough, Waco.

McSwain, Bliss Cora, Mooresboro.

McSwain, Miss Dovie, Mooresboro.

Ledbetter, Robt., Shelby.

Packard, Willie, Shelby.

Poole, D. C, Fallston.

Poston. Miss Lucile, Shelby.

Price, Ernest, Lattimore.

Putnam, W. D.. Stubbs.

Randall, Miss Dollie, Shelby.

Randall, W. A., Shelby.

Rollins, J. U., Mooresboro.

Raburn, Miss Lela, Mooresboro.

Roberts, Mrs. J. M., Shelby.

Roberts, Miss Mamie. Shelby.

Spurting, Everett, Fallston.

Simmons, J. L., Shelby.

Smith, J. B., Shelby.

Smith Henry, Shelby.

Spake, Miss Annie E.. Shelby.

Sherrill, Miss Ollie, Shelby.

Street, Miss Edith. Shelby.

Webb, Geo. P., Shelby.

Wilson, Miss Fannie, Shelby.

Eliotte, Miss Waulla. Shelby.

Eliotte, Miss Nora. Lawndale.

Falls, Kimmie, Shelby.

Gardner, Miss Pearl, Shelby.

Grtgg, Miss Nora, Cleveland Mills.

Greene, Miss Gertrude, Shelby.

Gardner, V. A., Shelby.

Gold, G. R., Bessemer City.

Cold, Miss Mamie. Shelby.

Hamrick, Miss Belva, Shelby.

Hamrick, Darter. Shelby.

Hamrick, Fuller, Shelby.

Hamrick, Miss Gertrude, Shelby.

Hamrick, J. Y., Jr., Shelby.

Hamrick, Miss Maude, Shelby.

Hamrick, T. B., Shelby.

Harrill, Miss Annie. B., Shelby.

Hardin, Miss Kate, Shelby. z

Hoyle, C. A., Fallston.

Holye, Miss Lillie, Fallston.

Hamrick, Miss Bertha. Shelby.

Harrill, Miss Essie, Shelby.

Hunt, Miss Laura, Lawndale.

Hunt, Mrs. Jennie, Casar.

Hamrick, Edward, Shelby.

Hamrick, Miss Euzelia. Shelby.

Borders, Mrs. James, Kings Moun-
tain.

Harrill, Ector, Shelby.

Duncan, Miss Josephine. Lawndale.

Hamrick. Mrs. Ed.. Shelby.

Bumgardner, Miss Myrtle, Casar.

Bumgardner, Miss Stella, Casar.

Dickson, Francis, Fallston.

Wilson, Miss Lula, Lawndale.

White, Miss Edith, Shelby.

Willis. Miss Anna. Belwood.

Wiseman, Williewee, Shelby.

Wilson, Miss Belle, Shelby.

Whisnant, J. C, Shelby.

Whisnant, Mrs., Shelby.

Willis, Miss Daisy, Lawndale.

Willis, Ivey, Lawndale.

Wolf. Miss Candice, Bessemer. City.

Burns, W. D., Lawndale.

Lowery, Miss Nina, Patterson
Springs.

Muss. Miss Helen, Shelby.

Whisnant, P. M., Lawndale.

Stamey, Miss Mary Lou, Lawndale.

Scoggin, Wiss Willda, Mooresboro.

Warlick, Miss Maie, Cleveland Mills.

Lattimore. B. M., Lawndale.

Hamrick, Fitzhugh, Shelby.

Ratterree, S. C, King Mountain.

Martin, Miss Donna Shelby.

Lattimore, J. G., Lattimore.

Lattimore, Miss Orange, Lattimore.

Whitehead, Miss Bessie Lee, Lawn-
dale.

Newton, Alexander, Casar.

SHELBY.

Population, 1909, 5,000. No. white
polls. 324; No. colored noils. '>-.

Value real estate, $1,279,294.

Tax Bate: $1.55.

Bonded debt, $150,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. H. Jennings.

Chief of Police — H. W. Jetton.

City Clerk— J. F. Tiddy.

Treasurer — H. D. Wilson.

Tax Collector— H. W. Jetton.

City Attorneys— Webb & Mull.

Postmaster — B. A. Baber.

B. B. Agents— L. P. Holland. Sea-
board Air Line. C. C. & O., Lawn-
dale Railroad; L. E. Ligon. Southern
Railway.

Express Agent — Win. Archer.

Telegraph Manager — J. M. Shan-
nonhouse. Western Union.

Telephone Manager — W. G. Spake.
Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — C. A. Jenkins and John
W. Suttle, Pastors.

Epicopal — Rev. Mr. Lobdell, Rector.

Methodist— A. G. Garrett. Pastor; J.
R. Scroggs, Presiding Elder.

Presbyterian — .Tames Thomas. Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Shelby Graded Schools — J. Y. Irvin,
Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Central Hotel.

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CLEVELAND COUNTY.

College Hotel.
• Shelby Hotel.
Commercial Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank — Chas. C
Blanton, President; Geo. Blanton
Cashier.

Shelby National Bank— O. L. Watts
President; J. T. Bowman, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Garrison & Bost.

BRICK 3IANUFACTURERS.
Kendrick, N. B.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Dicken's Shoe Store.

BOOK STORES.
Ebeltoft, T. W. 4

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Wellmon, E. A.
Hopper & Turner.
Shull, C. R.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.
Lineberger, J. D., & Son.
Ford, O. E.

CLUBS.
Cleveland Commercial Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Gardner, J. T.
Arey. W. J.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Shelby Cotton Mills.
Belmont.
Ella.
Lilly.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Branton Bros.
Austin Powers.
Glenn, J. L.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Shelbv Ice & Fuel Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Kendall, K.
.McBrayer, Evans E.

COTTON GINS.
Southern Cotton Oil Co. (Gin).

DENTISTS.
Osborne, J. R.
Ware, R. E.
Wood. I. A.
Grigg, M. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Cleveland Drug Co.
Kendall, II. E.
Webb, T. Paul.

DOCTORS.
McBraver, T. E.
Ellis, R. C.
Palmer, B. H.
Mitchell, W. F.
Lattimore, E. B.
Beam, ,T. F.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Heudrick, F. V.
Nix, W. B.
Whisnant, W. C.
Suttle, The J. L. Co.
McMiirry & Hull.
Nix Bros.

McBrayer, J. C.

Blanton, A. B.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Shelby Electric Light & Power Co.

Southern Power Co.

Lily Mill & Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Trakas, N. S.

Rockwell, A.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Ford, O. E.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

McMurry, J. J., & Son.

Lattimore, C. M.

Beam, D. A.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Webb, J. E.

Dellinger, J. N.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Shelby Foundry & Machine Shops.

Shelbv Machine & Supply Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Grigg, Millard A.

Elam, Orlando.

Wilkinson, J. J., & Son.
GROCERS.

Blanton. A., Grocer Co. (Wholesale).

Martin, J. S., & Co. (Wholesale).

Palmer, W. B.

Hopper, Maj.

Webb, J. E.

Spangler, G. W.

Washburn, J. M.

Dellinger, J. N.

Gibbons & Saunders.

Webb. Claude, & Co. (Wholesale).

Pettie Bros.

Washburn, T. B.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Blanton Hardware Co.

Farmers Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.

Ilamricks*, Dr.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Shelby Insurance & Realty Co.

Bowman. J. T.

Miller, A. C.

Barnett, T. K.

Wilson, H. D. (Fire and Life).

Shelbv Insurance & Realty Co.

Webb, C. R.

Woodson, C .J.

JEWELERS.

Ha rick, T. W.

Eskridge, Chas.

Tillman, J. A.

LAUNDRIES.

Shelby Steam Laundry.

Snowflake Laundry.

LAWYERS.

Webb & Mull.

Anthony & Gardner.

Ryburn & Hoey.

Quinn & Hamrick.

LIVERY STABLES.

Washburn & Duggett.

Blanton. W. H.

King, W. P.
LUMBER M'F'R'S'. AND DEALERS.

Shelby Woodworking Co.

CLEVELAND GOUNTY.

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Thompson-Branton. The, Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Shelby Marble Works.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Shelby Machinery & Supply Co.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Shelby Ice & Fuel Co. (Ice).
Shelby Roller Mills (Flour and
Meal).

Shelby Bottle Cap Works (Bottle
Caps).

Shuford, W. E., (Bottling).
Chrisman, A. (Bottling).
Carolina Monazite Co. (Monazite
Refining).
Cement Block Co.
Shelby Concrete Co., L. U. Armond,
Manager.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Cleveland Star— H. T. Hudson, Edi-
tor.

Shelby Aurora — J. Y. Hamrick, Edi-
tor.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Shelby Building and Loan Associa-
tion.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Beam, E. M.

PAINTERS.
Decker, W. S.
Mode, R. L.
Hydes, H. L.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Blanton, C. R., & Co.

PLUMBERS.
Dudley, J. G.

Shelby Plumbing it Electric Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Pendleton & Magness.
Gillespie. S. L.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
McArthur, W. E.
Durham, J. S.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Star Printing Co.
Aurora Printing Co.
Murrv, J. B.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Anthony, .T. A.
English, (ieo. L.
Wilson, J. A.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Washburn & Doggett.
UNDERTAKERS AND E5I8ALMERS.
Grigg, M. A.
Elam, Orlando.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Gidney, R. M.
Lattimore, J. J.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Hvder, H. L.
Mode, R. L.

KINGS MOUNTAIN.

Population. 1909: 4,000. No. white
polls, 375; No. colored polls, 75.

Value real estate, $1,000,000 ; value
personal property, $510,000.

Tax Rate: $1.22 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $50,000 ; floating debt,

$10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. C. Patrick.

Chief of Police — A. B. Hord.

City Clerk — Lesslie McGinnis.

Treasurer — W. S. -Dilling.

Tax Collector — Jno. T. Wilson.

City Attorney — E. L. Campbell.

Postmaster — E. L. Ware.

R. R. Agents — E. B. Harden.

Express Agent — E. B. Harden.

Telegraph Managers — Miss Musie
Jenkins, W. Benson.

Telephone .Manager — J. B. Young-
blood.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Mr. Hambrick, Pastor.

Lutheran — C. K. Bell, Pastor.

Methodist — D. F. Garner, Pastor.

Presbyterian — S. S. Oliver.

A. R. Presbyterian — R. A. Young.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Kings Mountain Graded School.
MOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Mountain View Hotel.

Highland Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — W. A. Mauney,
President; R. L. Mauney, Cashier.

Kings Mountain Bank — F. Dilling,
President; W. S. Dilling, Cashier.

Peoples Loan & Trust Co. — ,T. B.
Thomasson, President; M. E. Hern-
don. Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Carpenter & Falls.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Rbyne, J. B.

Mauney Bro.

Kiser & Mauney.

Plonk Bros.

Fulton, W. P.

McGill & Bros.

BOOK STORES.

Plonk & Bros.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Bumgardner, J. C, & Co.

Goforth, Svlvanus, & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'8.

Kings Mountain Hardware Co.

Kiser & Mauney.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Kings Mountain Building & Loan
Association.

CLUBS.

Kings Mountain Commercial Club. .

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Dilling Cotton Mill.

Kings Mountain Manufacturing Co.

Kloths, Bonnie. Lula, Cora and
Johns Manufacturing Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Thomas, John.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Falls. ('. P..
Ramseur, Lee.
Gofortli. Kelly.
Garrette, J. H.

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CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Plonk & Bros.
Mauney & Bro.
Pulton, W. P.
Carj enter & l'uas.
Riser iV- Miiniu'V.

COTTON GINS.
Kings Mountain Ginnery.
Kings Mountain Cotton Seed Oil Co.

DENTISTS.
Baker, L. P.
Patrick, J. C.

DRUGGISTS.
Piedmont Drug Co.
Mauney Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Hunter, B. R.
Hord, J. (J.
McKay, J. L.
McCombs, C. J.
Palls, Oliver.
Dr. Jones.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Fulton. W. P..
.Mauney. W. A., & Bro.
Plonk & Bros.
Kiser A: Mauney.
Carpenter Bros.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.
Southern Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Thomas, John.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Mauney & Bro.
Plonk Bros.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Bumgardner & Crawford.
Goforth & Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
H. T. Fulton.

GROCERS.
Patterson & Co.
Watterson & Co.
Mauney & Bro.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Kings Mountain Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Campbell, E. L. (Fire and Life).
Sparrow, T. M. (Fire and Life).
Herndon. M. E. (Fire).
Mauney, R. L. (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Kings Mountain Jewelry Store.

LAWYERS.
Dixon. B. F., Jr.
McMillon, N. F.
Campbell, E. L.
LUMBER M'F'R'S'. AND DEALERS.
Kings Mountain Lumber Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Door and Sash Factory.
Ice Plant.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Kings Mountain Hardware Co.
Mauney & Bros.

PAINTERS.
Harmon, William.
Abbott, Ed.
Oliver. Lon.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Patterson & Co.
Plonk Bi'os.
Mauney & Bro.

PLUMBERS.
Mull, L. E.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Fulton, H. T.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Davis, Bridges & Broadfoot.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Patterson & Falls.
Allison, Parks.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Kings Mountain Lumber Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Fulton, H. T.

WALL PAPER DEALERS. ■
Abbott, Ed.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Kings Mountain Herald — C. A. Eurv,
Editor.

GROVER.

Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 1909: White. 200; col-
ored, 60; total, 260.

Value real estate, $29,650; value per-
sonal property, $49,995.

Tax Rate: 5c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — T. J. Gibbons.
Postmaster — Mrs. Cora Borders.
R. R. Agent — L. C. Hamrick, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — L. C. Hamrick.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— J. D. Barby, Pastor.
Presbyterian — James Thomas, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
G rover High School — Prof. Snead,
Principal ; Miss Emma Sledge and
Mrs. Cora Borders, Assistants.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Grover — C. F. Ham-
bright, President; J. A. Ellis, Vice-
President ; M .A. Turner, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Oates. Geo.
Hambright, A. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Oates, Geo.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Ellis. J. A.

Hambright, C. P., & Co.
Keeter, D. J., & Co.
Grover Mercantile Co.

GROCERS.
Martin & Gibbons.
Turner, M. W.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Martin & Gibbons.
Turner. M. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Harry & Bridges (Table Factory,
Saw Mill, etc.).

Bookout. D. J. (Planing, Wood-
i working Shop, Blacksmith Shop and

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Grist Mill).

BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR SHOP.

Wesmoreland, J. G.,

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Turner, M. A. (Fire and Life).

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MOORESBORO.

Incorporated in 18S5.
Population, 1909: White,
ored, 25; total, 200.

Value real estate, $5,953.25 : value
personal property, .$41,521.
Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. U. Rollins.
Postmaster — B. S. Blanton.
Chief of Poliee — L. M. Scoasiin.
R. R. Agent— H. C. Bumus, South-
ern. Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— G. D. Howell, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mooresville Hish School.

DOCTORS.
Royster, S. S.
Champion, C. O.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Blanton. J. B.
McBrayer, D. B., & Son.
Martin & Bro.
Green, Hill, & Son.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
McBrayer, C. C.
Blanton, M. C.

LIVERY STABLES.
Blanton, M. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bridges, J. B.

WACO.

Incorporated in 1906.

Population. 1909: White, 168: col-
ored, 35: total, 203.

Value real estate, $17,558; value per-
sonal property, $26,221.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. G. Hord.

Postmaster — J. M. Putnam.

Chief of Police — J. R. Hord.

R. R. Agent— C. S. Putnam. Sea-
board Air Line Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — Rev. Miller, Rector.

Baptist— C. F. Few, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Waco High School — Boyce Weir,
Principal; Miss Cora Beam, Assistant.
DOCTORS.
Evans, G. F.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Black, A .W.
Stroup Bros.
Putnam, B. A., & Son.
Beam Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Kendrick, F. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hord, J. T., & Son.

LATTIMORE.

Incorporated in 1899.

Population, 1909: White, 260; col-
ored, 25; total, 285.

Value real estate, $50,000; value per-
sonal property, $75,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— R. P. Early.

Pastmasier — R. P. Early.

Chief of Police — .7. A. Johnson.

R. R. Agents — .T. B. Lattimore, Sea-
Board Air Line Railroad; G. W. Love-
lace. Southern.

Manager Telegraph — G. W. Lovelace.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — D .G. Washburn. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lattimore High School— W. T. R.
Bell, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Lee, L. V.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Price, O. D.

Hamrick Bros. & Co.

Harrill. R. L.

Padgett, A.. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Bridges.

LIVERY STABLES.

Stockton, G. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Verner Oil Co. (Cotton Seed Oil).

Pink Manufacturing Co. (Jute Bag-
em).

McSwain. D. A. C. (Saw Mill and
Corn Mill).

COLUMBUS COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WHITEVILLE.

Formed in 1S0S. Named in honor of Christopher Columbus.
Area, 750 square miles.
Population, 21,574.

Value of real estate. $3,070,526; value of personal property, $2,225,911.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $4,955,308 ; by negroes, $344,286.

No. of Schools: For whites, 91; for negroes, 39.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c.on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 1,200. Worked by convicts and State Law.

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COLUMBUS COUNTY.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AM) EXPRESS COMPANIES.

The Pullman Co., assessed value $ 9

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 75.02 miles, assessed value 2,210,

Seaboard Air Line Railroad, 8.90 miles, assessed value 178,

Southern Express Co., assessed value 7,

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 20,

Southern Bell Telegraph & Telephone Co., assessed value 8,

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value

Superior Court iVnns: 28th February; IStb April, 18th July (for
es only); 5th September; 28th November.

995.22
219.85

945.89
857.82
765.53
852.00
535.50

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COUNTY OFFICERS.

S. Richardson, White-
Deeds— -C. E. Smith,

Clerk of the Court — L. W. Hanley,
Whiteville.
Sheriff — A.

ville.

Register of
A' hiteville.

Treasurer— R. H. Powell, Whiteville.

Coroner — Lott C. Mills, Clarendon.

Surveyor — W. June Bardwin, Cerro
Gordo.

Co. Supt. of Health— H. B. Maxwell,
Whiteville.

Co. Supt of Schools— F. T. Wooten,
i lhadbourn.

Supt. of County Home — Leon Bald-
win, Whiteville.

Co. Board of Education — R. H. Por-
ter, C. D. Koonee, Miners Meares.

County Commissioners — C. C. L'rH
gen, R. O. Powell, F. B. Pierce. T. .T.
Fletcher. Clarkton ; K. B. Council,
Wananish.

County Board of Elections — W. F.
MacDaniel, A. A. Williams, Wm.
Struthers.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Bogrue Township — R. I. Bolten.
Hallsboro; W. M. Wray, Hallsboro ;
W. H. Hickman, Hallsboro; T. B.
Pierce, Hallsboro; S. J. Bolton, Halls-
boro ; Bunn Pierce, Artesia.

Bus Hill— J. L. Long, Bug Hill; J.
P. Butler, Dothan ; G. L. Holmes,
Guide.

Chadbourn — C. M. Pierce, Chad-
bourn ; B. T. Usher, Chadbourn ; W. S.
Trink, Chadbourn; S. P. Woodall,
Chadbourn.

Fair Bluff— E. M. Worley, Cerro
Gordo; H. D. Williamson, Cerro
Cordo: C. M. Stockland, Fair Bluff;
Fair Bluff.

Marlow, Old Dock; F.

Dock ; Hosea Simmons,

H. Powell, Old Dock.

B. King, Armour; G.

Berlin ; T. W.

Thos. E. Ap-

R. D. Mooney,

B. F. Powell,
Lees — B. A.

C. Ward, Old
Old Dock; J.

Ransom — S.
AY. Applewhite, New
Pridgeu, New Berlin :
plewhite, New Berlin ;

Sin; L. R. Hobbs, Sin.
South Williams — A.

Tabor; J. J. Faulk,
C. Wall, Tabor; W. C.

Tatoms— W. E.
.T. Edgar Nowell,

H. Boswell,

Iron Hill; E.

Cox, Iron Hill.

Stone, Boardman :

Cerro Gordo; D. F.

Kelly, Boardman ; C. W. Bellamy,
Boardman; D. S. Benson, Evergreen;

A. D. Williamson, Cerro Gordo.

Waccamaw — R. C. Council, Wanan-
ish.

Welch's Creek — Jas. M. Brown,
Whiteville; J. M. Smith, AYhiteville;
J. L. McKay, AYhiteville; I. C. Pow-
ell, AVhiteville; H. S. High, AYhite-
ville; E. T. Wray, AYhiteville. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Western Prong — H. L. Ballard,
Clarkton; AY. D. Wooten. Clarkton;
J. P. AATooten, Clarkton ; Geo. F.
Smith, Clarkton; AA\ J. Baldwin.
Clarkton.

Whiteville — Rubv Budwin, AYhite-
ville; E. A. Maultsby, Whiteville; J.
II. Maxwell, Whiteville; A. J. Orr,
AYhiteville; J. C. Hooks. AYhiteville;
A. W. Baffkin, Whiteville.

Williams — M. M. Harrelson, Claren-
don ; Grover C. Hinson, Clarendon ;
J. W. Jordan, Clarendon ; J. K. Har-
per, Clarendon.

Bolton — A. T. Clark. Bolton ; S. A.
Smith. Bolton ; Crandall Brown, Bol-
ton; J. D Strauss, Bolton.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — J. T. Tvner, Evergreen ;
A. H. Porter, AVhiteville.

Methodist— J. M. Marlow, Old Dock.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Jordan. D. B., Cronly.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Butler. J. G., Pireway.

Dothan Merchandise Co., Dothan.

Gore. J. K.. Pireway.

Wooten, AA^. D., Prong.

Soles, C. M., & Sons, Mollie.

Soles, C. M., Iron Hill.

Suggs, C. W., Old Dock.

Smith, M. B., Bug Hill.

Stanley, J. C, Roseland.
COTTON GINS.

Brewer & Covington, Evergreen.

Powell, C. D., AVhiteville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Smith, J. M., Whiteville. R. F. D.
No. 2.

W. H. Roberts. Tabor.

Brown, R. E. L., Chadbourn.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Goode. Miss Mabel, Hallsboro.

Wright, Miss Lena, Hallsboro.

Brooks, Miss Cornelia. Artesia.

Brown, Miss Mary Kate, Whiteville.

Thompson, Miss Nellie, Hallsboro.

Thompson, Roland. Hallsboro.

Cox, Mrs. Annie, Guide.

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Butler, Miss Helen, Guide.
Gore, C. P., Bug Hill.
Stanly, H. L., Bug Hill.
Stanly, P. A., Bug Hill.
Elderdice, H. G., Pireway.
Elderdice, J. A., Pireway.
Butler, Miss Carrie, Pireway.
Long, John D., Pireway.
Leach, Miss Nannie, Chadbourn.
McGhee, Miss Lula. Chadbourn.
Webb, Miss Fannie, Chadbourn.
Wood, Miss Fannie, Chadbourn.
Powell, Miss, Chadbourn.
Bagwell, Miss, Chadbourn.
Blake, Miss Dora, Chadbourn.
Payne, Miss Sarah M., Chadbourn.
Crawford, Miss Ava, Chadbourn.
Brown, Miss Alora, Chadbourn.
Taylor, Mrs. Josephine, Chadbourn.
Knox, Miss Hattie, Chadbourn.
Knox, Miss Violet, Chadbourn.
Wilkes, Miss Mary, Chadbourn.
Byrd, Jesse, Chadbourn.
Edwards, J. S., Fair Bluff.
Gunn, Miss Eva L., Fair Bluff.
Norris, Miss, Fair Bluff.
Herring, Miss Vera, Cerro Gordo.
Harrell, Miss Ella, Cerro Gordo.
Lewis, Miss Hariett, Cerro Gordo.
Griffin, Miss Jessie, Cerro Gordo.
Jenkins, Miss Ella, Fair Bluff.
Porter, J. E., Whiteville.
Powers, Miss Blanch, Whiteville.
White. Miss Bessie May. Vineland.
Stephens, Miss Connie, Vineland.
Arnold, Miss Blanch, Vineland.
White, Miss Josie, Cronly.
White, Miss Alye, Cronly.
Baggett, Miss Sarah, New Berlin.
Bennett. John, Freeman.
Smith, Miss Blanch, Bolton.
Holmes, Miss Maude, Bolton.
Omell, Miss Mary Lilly, Cronly.
Coble, N. T., Evergreen.
Benton, Miss Flossie, Evergreen.
Toon, Miss Carrie. Chadbourn.
Sessoms, Miss Lillian, Chadbourn.
Worthington, J. W., Oadbourn.
Hodges, Miss Jessie L., Clarkton.
King, Miss Mary, Clarkton.
Wooten, Mrs. Bettie, Clarkton.
Bannerman, Miss Kate L., Elkton.
Smith, Miss Mamie, Whiteville.
Council, Miss Rena, Wananish.
McGirt, Miss Dora, Whiteville.
Benson, J. W., Elkton.
Lea. Olin S., Tabor.
Graham, W. C, Tabor.
Cox, H. M., Chadbourn.
Marlow, Wm., Tabor.
Harrelson, J. M., Tabor.
Baldwin, Miss Georsiai'.nn, White-
ville.

Hester, Miss Delpha, Chadbourn.
Wright, Miss Bessie May, Tabor.
Smithwick, W. R., Whiteville.
Hodges, Miss Nancy, Whiteville.
Harrell, Miss Maline. Whiteville.
Keeter, Miss Oneida, Whiteville.
Emhardt, Miss E., Whiteville.

Cox, F. O., Dothan.
Clark, Miss Oliver, Rosindale.
Edmond, Miss Annie, Chadbourn.
McRackan, Miss Maggie, Vineland.
Ward, W. B., Whiteville.
Keeter, Miss Maude, Vineland.
Salmon, W. M., Vineland.
Baldwin, Miss Mortis. Vineland.
Orr, Miss Mary Lou, Vineland.

$100.

WHITEVILLE.

Incorporated in 1873.
Population, 1909: 1,500.
Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the
Floating debt, $1,800.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. Ross Davis.
Chief of Police — D. M. Thompson.
City Clerk— W. E. MacDaniel.
Treasurer — W. E. MacDaniel.
Tax Collector — D. M. Thompson.
Standard-Keeper — C. M. Baldwin.
City Attorney — J. B. Schulken.
Postmaster — J. D. Maultsby
R. R. Agent — J. F. Barkley, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Express Agent — J. F. Barkley.
Telephone Managers — J. D. Maults-
by, Whiteville Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— C. C. Smith, W. J. Adams,
Pastors.

Presbyterian — Leroy Newland, Pas-
tor.
Methodist— D. C. Geddie, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Whiteville High School— S. W.
Smithwick. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Columbus Hotel.
Whiteville House.
Williams House.
Formy Duval House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Whiteville— J. B. Schulken.
President ; C. S. Hicks, Cashier.

Bank of Columbus — R. H. Powell,
President ; Fred. L. Ford, Cashier.
BAKERS.
C. C. Stophel.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
High, Oscar.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Worrell, Geo.

BOOK STORE.
High, Oscar.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Barefoot, N. B.
Corbett, Haywood.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.
Lewis, E. S.
McKenzie. J. T. & Co.
Martin, F. D.
Smith, Seth L.
Baldwin, Auty.

CONFECTIONARY DEALERS.
High, Oscar.

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COLUMBUS COUNTY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Hunt, C. J., & Bro.
Spivey, W. J.

COTTON GINS.
Cotton ' Inning Co.
Maultsby, J. D.

DENTISTS.
Davis. W. Ross.

DRUGGISTS.
McNeill, J. A.. & Son.
DOCTORS.
Maxwell. H. B.
Crowell, W. H.
McNeill, J. A.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Powell & Powell.
Memory Co.
Memory, J, L.
Vineland Dry Goods Co.
Nealy, E.
Powell & Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
High. Oscar.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S
Powell & Powell.
Columbus Trading Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Barefoot. N. B.
Hill. R. E.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Chadbourn Iron Works.

I I RNITURE DEALERS.
Powell-Lewis Furniture Co.

GROCERS.
Spivey Co.
Richardson, C. G.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Whiteville Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
MacDaniel, W. E. (Life and Fire).
Formv Duval, Lee. (Life.)
Williams. J. I. (Life).
Powell, R. C. (Fire).
Memorv, J. L. (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Richardson. J. B.

LAWYERS.
Lewis, D. J.
Schulken. J. P..
Lyon &• Greer.
Toon, E. M.
McRackan, Donald.
Grady & Williamson.
I. B. Tucker.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Whiteville Lumber Co.
Harrelson, W. A.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Whiteville Hardware Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
News-Reporter — T. L. Gantt. Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Whiteville Real Estate & Insurance
Co.

W. H. Phillips.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Floyd Jones & Co.

Population, 1909: White, 550; col- |
ored, 450; total, 1,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— A. D. Turner.
Postmaster — E. B. Wright.
Chief of Police — S. V. Stanley.
R. R. Agent — W. E. Stone, Atlantic
t' last Line.

Manager Telegraph — W. E. Stone.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — Edw. Wooten, Rector.
Methodist— Mr. Eure, Pastor.
Baptist — M. A. Stephens, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Town School.

DOCTORS.
Norhington, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.
Butler's Lumber Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Butler's Lumber Co.
Stephens, F. M.
Fields. W. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Butler's Boarding House.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Butler's Lumber Co. (Saw Mill,
Planing Mill, Box Mill).

BO A RDM AN.

Incorporated in 1891.

FAIR BLUFF.

Incorporated in 1871.

Population. 1909: White, 500; col-
ored, 100; total, 600.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $400,000.

Tax Rate, 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS. .

Mayor — J. P. Waddell.

Postmaster — F. A. Tucker.

Chief of Police — G. K. Floyd.

R. R. Agent — A. C. Martin, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — A. C. Martin,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — F. F. Eure, Pastor.

Baptist — R^E. Peel, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Fair Bluff High School — James P.
Edwards. Principal: Ada Norris and
Exa Gunn, Assistants.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Fair Bluff— J. E. Dick,
President : J. F. Rosers, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Floyd, A. G.

DRUGGISTS.

Anderson & Floyd Drug Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Waddell, J. P.

Powell Supply Co.

Anderson, B. A.

Elvington, M. D.

Townsend, M. R.

Townsend, B. L.

Anderson, S. H.

Pridgen, M. & P.

Jones, Mrs. A. J. (Millinery).

Elvington. H. (Millinery).

Floyd, G. K.

COLUMBUS COUNTY.

157

Rogers, W. K.
Faulk, W. H.

JEWELRY.
Prirlgeu, W. D.
HOTELS VXD BOARDING HOUSES.
Anderson House — B. A. Anderson,
Proprietor.

Powell House— N. W. Powell, Pro-
prietor.

LIVERY STABLES.
Jenkins Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Grainger & Meares (Crate Factory
and Saw Mill).

Norris Bros. (Saw Mill).

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Anderson, B. A.
Rogers, J. F.

CHADBOURN.

Incorporated in 1883.
Population, 1909: White, (550; col-
ored, 250; total, 900.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. A. Brown.
Postmaster — T. H. Ramsbottom.
Chief of Police — H. O. McCombic.
R. R. Agent — W. G. Wonible, At-
lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — W. G. Womble,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES,
Baptist — F. T. Wooten, Pastor.
Methodist — C. B. Vale.
Presbyterian — No Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Chadbourn High School — Miss Nane
Leach, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Chadbourn — J. A. Brown,
President; D. C. Clark, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Withers, S. M.
Smith, W. F.
Blake, J. F.

DENTISTS.
Barden, J. B.

DRUGGISTS.
Brown-Withers Drug Co.
Bailev, E. R., Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Brown, R. E. L.
Blake, J. R., & Co.
Williamson, E. D.
Faulk, V. E.
Thompson, J. A.
Hardee, M. B.
Harrelson, M. V.

McDonald, Miss Lina (Millinery).
Wilkes, Mrs. J. R.
Miller & Houston (Furniture).

GROCERS.
Hardee, M. B.
Burton, K.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Usher & Carter.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Brown Hotel.
Wilkes, Mrs. J. R.

Harrelson, M. V.

Burnes, Mrs.

Koonce, Mrs. B. S.

LIVERY STABLES.

Edmunds, Chester.

Lennon, P.

Edmunds, Neal.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Chadbourn Manufacturing Co.

Independent Ice Co.

Brown, J. A. (Planing Mills).

Chadbourn Iron Works Co.

Koonce, C. D.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Chadbourn B. & L. Association.
NEWSPAPERS.

Chadbourn Industrial Advocate — H.
B. Wilkes, Editor.

TABOR.

Incorporated in 1S95.

Population, 1909: White, 390; col-
orded, 10; total, 400.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. L. Lewis.

Postmaster — L. O. Brown.

Chief of Police — D. M. Watts.

R. R. Agent — L. M. Stephens, At-
lantic Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Mr. Stanly, Pastor.

Methodist— W. B. Humble.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mt. Tabor School— Prof. Lee, Prin-
cipal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Taboi — C. C. Pridgen,
President ; D. C. Fussell, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Floyd, J. W.

Baggett, L.

DRUGGISTS.

The Tabor Drug Co.

Harrelson Drug -Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Inman, C. H., & Co.

Anderson. B. B.

Enterprise Grocery Co.

Todd, E. McD.

Sarnis Co.

Sarnis, M. C.

Roberts, W. H.

Ford, G. W.

Mills, J. P., Co.

Gerrald, R. M.

Gerrald, H. C.

Hiskman, W. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Todd, E. McD.

LIVERY STABLES.

Baldwin, Auty.

Marlow, J. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Anderson, B. B. (Factory).

Tabor Crate Factory.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Fussell, D. C.

CERRO GORDO.

Incorporated in 1873.

I.V-i

CO LI MBUS— CRAVEN.

Population, L909: White, 205; col-
ored, 70 ; total, 275.

TOWN OFFICERS.

3layor — T. B. Bardin.

Postmaster — H. 1). Kellihan.

Chief of Police— S. S. Tyler.

R. R. Agent — Matt Harper, A. C. L.
Railway Co.

.Manager Telegraph — Matt Harper,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. F. En re. Pastor.

Baptist— W. D. Pridgen, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Cerro Gordo High School — Miss
Harrell, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Johnson, Floyd.

DRUGGISTS.

Johnson. Floyd.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Williamson & Brown.
Land & Lumber Co.
Williams, P. B.
Kellihan, II. D.
Williamson, J. W.
Williamson, J. L.
.lames, W. E.
Green, I. L.
Williamson & Nance.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Williamson.
Williamson, J. L.
Coleman. D. J.

LIVERY STABLES.
Williamson, J. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Williamson & Brown, Land & Lum-
ber Co. (Saw mill, planing mill,
shingle mill, dry kilns.)

CRAVEN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, NEW BERN.

Formed in 1731. Named in honor of William, Earl of Craven.

Area: 900 square miles.

Population: 35,000. White males, 8.500; white females, 8,S00; neirro
males, 8,600; negro females, S00 ; foreign born, 300.

Value of real estate, $5,097,091; value of personal property, $1,737,161.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $6,117,412; by negroes, $716,840.

No. of Schools: For whites, 45: for negroes, 35.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2:3c. on the $100; special, 8; special
pension 2c. and 33 2-3c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 350. Worked by taxation and under Old State
Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 9.44 miles, assessed value $275,912.53

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 25.38 miles, assessed value 252,583.00

Norfolk & Southern, A. & N. C. Div., 45.25 miles, assessed value.. 553,336.05

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 8,062.49

Postal Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,416.00

Southern Investment Company, assessed value 280.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,444.10

Pamlico & Beaufort Telephone Company, assessed value 72.00

Independent Steamboat Company, assessed value 3,000.00

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value IS, 093. 00

Yanceboro Steamboat Company, assessed value 1,500.00

Dover & South Bound Railroad, 1.00 mile, assessed value 2,000.00

Superior Court Terms: February 7th; April 11th; May 9th; September
13th ; October 10th ; November 21st.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— W. M. Watson,
New Bern.

Sheriff— J. W. Biddle, New Bern.
Register of Deeds — S. H. Fowler,
New Bern.

L. Eure, New Bern.
D .V. Jones, New

Treasurer — T.

Coroner — R.
Bern.

Surveyor — W. F. Carlisle, New Bern.

Co. Supt. of Health— I. F. Rhem,
New Bern.

Co. Supt. of Schools — S. M. Brinson,
New Bern.

Supt. of County Home — Fanny Wil-

liams, New Bern.

Co. Board of Education — R. A.
Wrenn, I. S. Morton, Daniel Lane.

County Commissioners — C. E. Foy,
(chrm), New Bern; G. V. Richardson,
Dover ; A. E. Wadsworth, Cove City ;
J. B. Harvey. Vanceboro ; J. C. Mc-
Gowan, New Bern.

County Board of Elections — W.
Dunn. Jr., New Bern; J. S. Basnight,
New Bern ; Louis G. Daniels, New
Bern.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

No. 1 Township — F. A. Gaskins,
Vancebore, R. F. D. No. 2; George C.

CRAVEN COUNTY.

l.V.I

Gaslrins, Vanceboro, R. F. D. No. 3; |
L. E. Dudley, Vanceboro, R. F. D. No.
No. 1; N. M. Lancaster, Vanceboro;
B. R. Warren, Vanceboro; G. A.
Whitford, Askin, R. F. D. No. 1 ; .T.
L. Forrest, Vanceboro ; J. A. Al-
dridge, Vanceboro, R. F. D. No. 2.

No. 2. — S. W. Latham. New Bern,
R. F. D. No. 1; Alfred Gaskins, New
Bern, R. F. D. No. 1; N. T. Fuleher,
New Bern, R. F. D. No. 1; Cicero
Gaskins, New Bern, R. F. D. No. 1;
W. A. Barrington, New Born. R. F. D.
No. 1; N. M. Farrow. Bridgeton.

No. 3.— H. L. Arnold, Fort Barn-
well; Amos Joyner, Fort Barnwell;
\V. H. West, Dover; C. J. White,
Dover; J. S. Robinson, Cove City; A.
S. Dixon, Dover; L. I. Harper, Fort
Barnwell.

No. 5. — J. S. Morton, North Har-
lowe; E. C. Taylor, Batchelor; .T. H.
Carraway. North Harlowe.

No. 6.— T. E. Haywood, Croatan ; J.
H. Hunter, Havelock ; W. Y. Wynne,
Havelock.

No. 7.— J. A. Miller, New Bern; B.
W. Ives, Riverdale; J. D. Williams,
New Bern.

No. 8.— C. E. Foy, New Bern ; J. B.
P'rench, New Bern, R. F. D. No. 2;
W. R. Barrington, New Bern ; W. K.
Baxter, New Bern ; J. C. Thomas, Jr.,
New Bern ; S. R. Street, New Bern ;
J. M. Hargett, New Bern ; Furnie
Gaskill, New Bern; J. A. Bryan. New
Bern; T. F. McCarthy. New Bern; F.
T. Patterson, New Bern ; J. M. Hines,
New Bern ; W. H. Brav, New Bern,
R. F. D. No. 2; W. H. Scott, New
Bern, R. F. D. No. 3; D. S. Jones,
New Bern ; S. H. Fowler. New Bern ;
W. F. Hill, New Bern; L. S. Wood,
New Bern ; Amos T. Wetherinsrton,
Clarks: E. S. Street, New Bern; C. J.
McCarthv, New Bern.

No. 9.— A. E. Wadsworth, Cove City,
R. F. D. ; O. H. Peny, New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 2.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist— J. M. Wright, Bridge-
ton; W. M. Dargan, Dover; D. A.
Futrell, Newport.

Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. Isler, Golds-
boro.

Baptist— T. J. Ragler, Cove City.

Free Will Baptist — Charles Lee,
Washington ; W. W. Lewis. Beaufort.

Diseiple — Charles Lee. Washington.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lane. M. D., Fort Barnwell.

Hardison. B. C. Croatan.

Barringer. E. S.. Croatan.
COTTON GINS.

Atkinson, Jesse. Cove City, R. F. D.

Mcllwein, Mary, New Bern, R. F. D.

White, H. T., Cove City.

Spock, Bryce, Cove City, R. F. D.

Wadsworth Bros., Cove City, ,R.
F. D.

Richardson, R. A., Dover, R. F. D.

West, W. H., Dover.

White, J. E., Dover.

Sauls, W. R., Fort Barnwell.

Dudley, L. E., Vanceboro. R. F. D.

Whitford, D. P., Askin, R. F. D.

Lane, M. D., & Co., Fort Barnwell.

Daugherty, J. E., New Bern, R.
F. D.

Dawson, A. B., New Bern, R. F. D.

Pearce, G. F., Dover, R. F. D.

Cannon, M. W., New Bern, R. F. D.

Lancaster, E. A., New Bern, It. F. D.

New Bern Cotton Oil Mills, New
Bern.

Ipock, J. H., New Bern, R. F. D.

Thomas, L. G., New Bern, R. F. D

White, W. C, Vanceboro.

Morton, J. S., North Harlowe.

Simpson, C, Riverdale.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Outlaw, Miss Ruth, Kinston, R. F.
D. No. 6.

Stapleford, Miss Bell, New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Causey, Miss Sallie, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Lancaster, Marie, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Broome, Miss Sallie, Kinston.

Burney, Miss Julia, Vanceboro. R.
F. D.

Stapleford, Miss Maud, Vanceboro,
R. F. D.

Brewer, Miss Lula, Vanceboro.

Shearin, Miss Mamie, Vanceboro.

Howard, Miss Nancy, Vanceboro.

Stevenson, Miss Mattie, New Bern.
R. F. D.

Ewell, Miss Annie, Vanceboro, R.
F D.

Dixon, Miss Lula, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Scott, Miss Lillian. New Bern.

Kirkman, Miss Lola, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Williams. Miss Mabel, Vanceboro,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Pugh, Miss Clara, New Bern.

Trenwith. Miss Fannie, New Bern.

Bryan, Miss SalHe. Fort Barnwell.

Whitford, Miss Katie, New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Dixon, Miss Henrietta, Dover.

Kornegay, Miss Alma, Dover.

Sawyer, Miss Lida, Fori Barnwell.

Grant. Miss Daisey, Goldsboro.

Brewer, Miss Daisey, Cove (Ml. v.

Davis, Miss Myrtle, Cove City.

darner, Miss Emma. Dover.

Bryan, Miss Kate, Cove City.

Hunter, Miss Annabel. Whitakers.

Brock, Miss Marion, New Bern.

Hooten, Miss Nellie, Dover.

Wallace. Miss Carita, North Har-
lowe.

Bonner, Miss Blanche, P.onnerlon.

Bell. Miss Bertha, North Harlowe.

■ Morton, Miss Sallie, North Harlowe.

Brinson. Miss Lillian. Reelsboro.

Wood, Miss Maud. Riverdale.

Smith, Miss Clarice. Riverdale.

360

CRAVEN COUNTY.

Hardison, Miss Carrie, Morehead
City.

id. .Miss Lizzie, New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Wetherington, Miss Florence, Tus-
carora.

Wilcox, Miss Emma, Tuscarora.

Pittinan, Miss Eva, Cove Citv, R.
F. D.

Cobb, Miss Bessie, Cove City, R.
F. D.

('..'.skins, Mrs. Bessie, New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Gaskins, Mrs. N. L., New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wetherington, Mrs. J. E., New
Bern, R. F. D. No. 2.

Alphin, Mrs. A. H., New Bern, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Roehelle, Mrs. Z. A., Dover.

Rochelle, Z. A., Dover.

Bectun. r. N., Haveloek.

Gaskins, N. L., New Bern, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hill, M. A., Riverdale.

Teague, R. T., Vanceboro.

Causey, Benjamin, Vanceboro.

NEW BERN.

Population, 1009: 17,000. No. white
polls. 800; No. colored polls, 733.

Value real estate, $2,892,405; value
personal property, $1,705,056.

Tax Rate: 95c. on the $100 and
$2.85 poll.

Bonded debt, $308,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— C. J. McCarthy.

Chief of Police — I. M. Harget.

City Clerk— F. T. Patterson.

Treasurer — D. M. Roberts.

Tax Collector — J. J. Tolson.

Standard-Keeper — E. Tucker.

City Attorney— W. D. Mclver.

City Supt. of Health— I. F. Patter-
son.

Postmaster — R. Hancock.

R. R. Agents— J. H. Crawford, N. &
S. Ry. ; B. S. Meeks, A. C. L. Ry.

Express Agent — Z. V. Taylor.

Telegraph Managers — Alice Sutton.
Western Union ; Edna Holston, Postal
Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — L. S. Grant.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— I. W. Ham. T. S. Greaves.

Christian — Rev. Mr. Jones, Pastor.

Episcopal — J. H. Brown, Rector.

Methodist— J. B. Hurley, Pastor.

Presbyterian — I. H. N. Summerell.
Pastor.

Catholic — Father Stapleton, Pastor.

Jewish — Rabbi Harry A. Merfleld.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

New Bern Graded School — H. B.
Craven, Supt.: M. L. Hendren. Prin.;
Harold Whitehurst. Asst. Prin.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The Gaston.

The Gem.

The Hazleton.

Patterson House.
Yeomans, .Mrs. I. C.

ARCHITECTS.
Simpson, H. W.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
National Bank of New Bern — J. A.
Bryan, President; J. H. Roberts,
Cashier.

Peoples Bank — Wm. Dunn, Presi-
dent; T. A. Mizzell, Cashier.

New Bern Banking & Trust Co. — J.
B. Blades, President; George B. Pen-
dleton, Cashier.

BAKERS.
Kaper, O. A.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Hyman Supply Co.
Stewart, I. W.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Perry Owen Shoe Co.
Baxter, J. J.
Dunn, J. G., & Co.

BOOK STORES.
Ennett. G. N.
Whitehurst, M. E.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Coast Line Market.
Contra! Market.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Waten, G. S.
Jones, J. A.

CLUBS.
Craven Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Williams, I. V.
Pumphrey. C. T.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Kress & Co.
Bradham, C .D.
Davis, D. R.
Royal, H. E.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Rhodes & Underwood.
Lane, I. B.
Baxter, T. S.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Hollister & Co.
Eller, E. B.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
W. B. Blades, President; W. G. !,
Bovd, Secretarv.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Dunn. I. D., & Co.
Chadwick, F. M.
Black, A.

COTTON GINS.
Broadev & Tves.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Kress & Co.

DENTISTS.
Chirk, I. D.
Dameron. L. L.
Parker, Z. B.
Hand. W. T.
Dudlev, E. R. (col.)

DRUGGISTS.
•Bradham, C. D.
Duffy, F. S.
Gaston Drug Co.

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Davis, I>. R.

Duffy. L.

Harget, D. A.

DOCTORS.

Rhem. J. F.

Patterson, J. F.

Duffy, R. N.

Duffy, Leiiister.

Armstrong, E. C.

Duffy, Francis.

Jones, R. D. V.

Gibbs, N. M.

Street, N. S.

Caton, G. A.

Hughes, F. W.

Bell, Israel.

Moore, H. S.

Dr. Mann.

DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Baxter, J. J.

Jarvis. 1». F.

Mitchell. J. M.

Dunn, J. <!., & Co.

Lusker, M.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

New Bern Power & Light Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

New Pern Fruit Co.

Royal, H. E.
1 KKTILIZEK DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Meadows, E. II. & I. A., Co.

Craven Chemical Co.

Va. -Carolina Chemical Co.

Broadey & Ives.

FLORISTS.

Walny, J. W.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Watson, I. B.

Harker & Co.

Ives, George A.

Willis, Albert.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

New Bern Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Turner, T. J.

Miller. J. S.

Suter, John, & Son.

GROCERS.

Roberts, T. G.

Roberts & Hurst.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Basnight, J. H.

Blades, Cutler.

Gaskell Hardware- Co.

Whittv, J .C., & Co.

HOSPITALS.

Stewart Sanitorium.

U. S. Marine Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Street, N. P.

Nicol. G. A.

Bryan & Oliver. (Fire.)

Farrior, N. M. (Life.)
JEWELERS.

Eaton, S. H.

Baxter, I. O.

Hibbard, A. E.

Matthews, E. H.

LAUNDRIES.

New Bern Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.

Simmons. Ward & Allen.
Ward, D. S.
Mclver, W. D.
Nixon, R. B.
Hemenon, D. E.
Warren & Warren.
Nuun, R. A.
Moore & Dunn.
Williams, J. L.
Pearsall, P. M.
\\ hitehurst, H. O.
Clark, W. W.
Bryan, H. li.
Moore, L. J.
Green, E. M.
Williams. 11. W.
O'Hara, R.
Wilson, I. W.
LIMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Neuse Lumber Co.
Elm City Lumber Co.
Roper, J. L., Lumber Co.
Blades Lumber Co.
Pine Lumber Co.

MAKBLE WORKS.
Willis, I. K.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Ilyman Supply Co.
New Bern I run Works.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Onks M'f'g Co. (Farming Imple-
ments.)

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
W. F. Hill.

Gaskill Hardware Co.
Basnight Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Berry. E. T.
Blalock & Co.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Davenport, B. B.
Watson, I. B.

PLUMBERS.
Green, J. C.
Stallings Bros.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Fuller, Georsre R.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Wooten Studio.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Richardson Printing House.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Harper & Jones.
Boyd, W. G.
Taylor, W. X. L.
Stewart, J. W.
Wolfenden, J. J.
Brown, H. A.
Dail, George D.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Hull, W. F.
Ellis, Warren B.
Pine Lumber Co.

TAILORS.
Chadwick, F. M.
Black, A.
Sawyer, Richard.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Simpson, II. W.
Willis. I. K.

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VETERINARY SlK(iEONS.

Williams, it. P.

WAIili PAPER DEALERS.

Lewis, Gilbert.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

New Bern.
] Lome.
Standard.
Mutual Aid.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Boyd, W. B. (Fire.)
Henderson, George. (Fire.)
Nicol, A. (Fire.)
Bryan & Oliver. (Fire.)
Farrow, N. M. (Life.)
Street, N. P. (Fire.)
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Daily Sun — A. G. Dunn, Editor.
Daily Journal — C. L. Stevens, Edi-
tor.

VANCEBORO.

Incorporated in 187*.

Population, 1901): White, 350; col-
ored, 175 ; total, 525.

Value real estate, $100,000 ; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate : 33 l-3c. on the $100,
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. R. Warren.

Postmaster — J. F. Edwards.

Chief of Police— W. H. Smith.

R. R. Agent— T. E. White, Norfolk
& Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — T. E. White,
Postal.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. C. Reynolds, Pastor.

Episcopal — C. D. Malone, Rector.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Butler, H. C.

Harvey, J. B.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Vanceboro High School— R. T. Tea-
gue, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Vanceboro— W. C. White,
President; J. B. Harvev, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Dusuid, James A.

Taylor, J. R.

DRUGGISTS.

Vanceboro Drug Co.

GENERAL 3IERCHANDISE.

White, W. C.

Williams, A. M.

Simpson, J.. & Co.

Dinkins, M.

Forrest, J. L.

Warren Bros. & Butts.

Lancaster, N. M„ & Bro.

Lancaster, D. S.

Foust, G. A.

Coppage, D. W.

Misses Brewer & Nelson.

Edwards, Miss Madeline.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Vance.

Edwards Boarding House.
LIVERY STABLES.

Warren & Clark.

Bryan, J. M.

White, Cleve.

MANUFACTl RING PLANTS.

Farmers Gin Co.

White, W. C. i Saw mill, cotton gin,
planing mill.)

DOVER.

Incorporated in 1901.

Population, 1!X)9 : White, 450; col-
ored, 450; total, 900 (estimated.)

Value real estate, $50,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. B. H. Blandford.

Postmaster — W. II. Waters.

Chief of Police — W. G. Rouse.

R. R. Agent— C. D. Lane, Norfolk
& Southern Railway ; W. W. Wooten,
Dover & South Bound R. R.

3Ianager Telegraph — C. D. Lane,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — W. M. Dargan, Pastor.

Disciple — S. W. Summerell, Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Ragland, Pastor.

Presbyterian — No Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Dover High School— Z. A. Rochelle.
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Dover — G. V. Richardson,
President; W. H. Caton, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Pollock, Raymond.

DRUGGISTS.

Wilson, W. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Richardson, G. V.

Wilson, W. A.

Nachamson, Eli.

Nachamson, Sol.

Daugherty, H. E.

Goldsboro Lumber Co.'s Store.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Richardson, Mrs. Fannie.
LIVERY STABLES.

Wilson, W. A.

Daugherty, H. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Goldsboro Lumber Co.

Maxwell Bros. Lumber Co

Johnson, C. R.. Lumber Co.

Waters, W. H., Lumber Co.

Dover Lumber Co.

COVE CITY.

Incorporated in 1907.

Population, 1909: White, 300; col-
ored, 100; total, 400.

Value real estate, $27,500 ; value per-
sonal property, $21,950.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. S. Robinson.

Postmaster — J. W. Kennedy.

R. R .Agent— M. A. Hill, Norfolk &
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — M. A. Hill,

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AND CHURCHES.

M. Dargan, Rector,

Mr. Ragland, Pastor.
MERCHANDISE.

Western Union,
MINISTERS

Episcopal — H.
Dover.

Baptist — Rev.
GENERAL

Jones, W. E.

Aman. Rufus.

Wetherington, O. S.

Harris, J. H.

Arnold, E. F.

Avery, E. D.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Red Top Boarding House, E. A
Nevery, Prop.

Pittman House, Henry Pittman
Proprietor.

LIVERY STABLES.

Cox, A. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Harris, J. H. (Saw mill.)

BRIDGETON.

Incorporated in 1907.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 50; total, 250.

Yalue real estate, $12,000; value per-
sonal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 35c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — N. C. Brooks.

Postmaster — I. Ogleshy.

Chief of Police — R. W. Hopewell.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — I. N. Wright, Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Oglesby, Jno.

Tingle, A. M.

Arthur, Gilbert.

Fulcher, Perry.

LIVERY STABLES.

Molton, T. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Bridgeton Lumber Co.
Black Lumber Co.
N. C. Brooks Co.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, FAYETTEVILLE.

Formed in 1754. Named in honor of Duke of Cumberland.

Area: 900 square miles.

Population, 29,249.

Value of real estate, $24,686,055; value of personal property, $2,169,759.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $0,433,343; by negroes, $442,881.

No. of Schools: For whites, 90; for negroes, 65.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23c. on the $100; pension, .01c; bonds, 12c;
roads and bridges, 12c. ; special school tax Cross Creek Township, 25c. ;
State, 25c. ; school, 20c.

County bonded debt, $126,S00.

Puhlic Roads: No. miles, 400 Worked Public Road Law and county con-
victs.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railway, 60.13 miles, assessed value $1,757,478.44

The Pullman Company, assessed value 5,513.79

Southern Express Company, assessed value 10,317.54

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 14,842.82

Aberdeen & Rockflsh Railroad, 36.00 miles, assessed value 169,878.60

Roseboro & Fayetteville Telephone Company, assessed value . . . 395.00

Clinton & Dunn Telephone Company, assessed value 45.00

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 10,871.00

American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value . . . 8.349.00

Raleigh & Southport Railroad, 21.50 miles, assessed value 105,723.14

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 5.200.59

Merchants & Farmers Steamboat Company, assessed value 7.600.00

Superior Court Terms: January 17th; May 30th; August 29th; Novem-
ber 21, criminal cases. February 21st; March 28th, mixed. May 2nd, 2
weeks. October 24th, two weeks, civil cases.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— A. A. Mac-

Kethan. Fayetteville.

Sheriff — N. A. Watson. Fayetteville.

Register of Deeds — W. M. Walker.
Fayetteville.

Treasurer — David Caster, Fayette-
ville.

Coroner — J. V. McGougan, Fayette-
ville.

Surveyor — W. W. Baker, Fayette-

ville.

Co. Sunt, of Health Win. S. Jordon,
Fayetteville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— B. T. McBryde,
Fayetteville.

Supt. of County Home — Alex. Leslie,
Fayetteville.

Co. Board of Education — J. A. Oatos,
Ohrm.), Fayetteville; A. D. McGill,
(sec'y), Fayetteville; J. W. Hall. Au-
tryville.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, Fayetteville, N. G.

More Capital and Surplus than all oilier banks of the city.

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County Commissioners — J. J. Bill-
iard. (cnrm.)i Fayetteville; Herberl
Lutterloh, Fayetteville ; \V. .1. Olive,
Wade; R. It. Hell. Carlos; J. A.
Keith, Lobelia.

County Hoard of Elections — W. G.
Hall, (cbxm.), Fayetteville; George
Holmes, Fayetteville; A. H. Slocomb,
Fayetteville.

.11 STICES OF THE PEACE.

Cross Creek Township— D. N. Mc-
Lean, Fayetteville; W. S. Cook, Fay-
etteville; W. W. Hushe. Fayetteville;

C. P. Overby, Fayetteville: W. D. Gas-
ter, Fayetteville; W. A. Brown, Fay-
etteville; Colin MacRae, Fayetteville;
T. J. Powers, Favetteville; Frank
Glover, Fayetteville; C. B. .McMillan.
Fayetteville; W. C. Holland, Fayette-
ville.

Pearces Mill — A. J. Barrett, Fayette-
ville; J. W. Lee. Fayetteville; D. H.
McMillan, Favetteville: S. S. Arey,
Favetteville, R. F. D. No. 7.

Grays Creek— J. P. Thames, Fay-
etteville, R. F. D. No. 8; W. C. Hol-
land, Edonia ; F. A. Marsh, Favette-
ville, R. F. D. No. S.

Seventy First— D. B. Gillis, Fayette-
ville, R. F. D. ; N. S. McArther. Fay-
etteville, R. F. D. ; John F. McFayden,
Favetteville, R. F. D.

Quewhiffle— W. J. McCrany, Rae-
ford;N. A. McDonald, Timberland.

Carvers Creek — R. L. Lewis, Little
River Academy ; N. Bill. Fayetteville,
R. F. D. : Joseph Ray, Draughon.

Little Kiver — J. H. Priest, Invern-
ess ; W. A. Wright. Lobelia : J. A.
Wright, Lobelia.

Beaver Dam — D. H. Vinson. Rose-
boro, R. F. D. No. 3; Joseph M.
Fisher, Cedar Creek, R. F. D. No. 1;

D. M. Beard, Cedar Creek, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cedar Creek— M. B. West. Cedar
Creek; J. M. Faircloth; H. McN. Ray,
Favetteville, R. F. D.

Flea Hill— A. E. MeLeran. Fayette-
ville. R. F. D. : Dan D. Bain, Wade.
R. F. D. No. 1 ; M. Maxwell, Fayette-
ville, R. F. I).; J. R. Bowden, Wade.

Black River — Nathan Williams, God-
win ; B. H. Jernisian, Dunn, R. F. D.
No. 4; E. J. Godwin. Dunn, R. V. I>.
No. 4; H. P. Godwin. Wade, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Rockfish— E. D. Sneal. Cotton
ter C. Perks, Hope Mills ; W. D. Dean,
Hope Mills; A. G. Vaughn. Cumber-
land ; John Smith, Hope Mills, R. F.
D. No. 2.

MINISTERS NOT IX TOWNS.

Presbyterian — David Fairley, Man-
chester.

Baptist— T. J. Baker, Cedar Creek;
J. D. Tew, Fayetteville; W. M. Page,
Fayetteville; J. M. Gibbs, Cotton; Q.
R. Johnson, Cedar Creek.

AVal-

srilOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

King Hiram School.
Riverside Academy.
Eastover Academy.
Godwin Graded School.
Little River Academy.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Averitt, K. G., Cedar Creek.
Bullock, T. C. Autryville.
Olive, P. W., Wade.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Evans, J. & O., Idaho.
Downing, H. B.. Cedar Creek.
Smith. A. B., Cedar Creek.
Haywood, T. J., Idaho.
MacAlister. D. A.. Wade.
MacPhail, II. A.. Wade.
Culbreth, J. C Falcon.
Carter. Dan. Vander.
MacNeill. A. A.. & Sons, Godwin.
Adams. J. C, Little River Academy.
Bird, Jeff, Little River Academy.
Draughon, R. L., Draughon.
Clark, J. F.. Manchester.
Holt, D. McL., Argyle.
Marsh, W. IL. Alderman.
Jessup, Emmett, Clav Fork.
Geddie, J. D., Stedman.
Sessoms, Jeff. D., Stedman.
Bullard, Vander, Vander.
Carter. H. C, Buckhorn.
Nun n a lee. W. L., Sherwood.
Faircloth, J. T.. Raeford.
COTTON GINS.
Godwin, S. G., Fayetteville.
Geddie, McD., Favetteville.
Marsh, W. H., Alderman.
Currie, J. H., Fayetteville.
Hatcher, William, Carlos.
Williams, W. -N., Fayetteville.
McCorquedale, J. T., Kinnon.
Blue & Faircloth, Raeford.
SAW MILLS.

Olive. W. J., & Co., Wade.
Downing, A., Stedman.
T'pchurch, T. B., & Bro., Raeford.
Raeford Lumber Co.. Raeford.
Johnson, C. W.. & Co., Raeford.
Acme Lumber Co.. Raeford.
McFavden, J. L., Raeford.
Britton, W. H.. & Co., Timberland.
Faircloth, J. T., Raeford.
Johnson Lumber Co., Timberland.
Bullard. A. J., & Son, Vander.
Harnett Lumber Co., Manchester.
Dean, J. W., Godwin.
Jessup, Emmet, Cedar Creek.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Wilson. George P., Draughn.
Wilkins. J. H.. Draughn.
Pender. Miss Kate. Linden.
Autry, Miss Carrie. Lane.
Haywood. Miss Alice O.. Lane.
Brooks, Miss Fannie. Kinnon.
Clark. Miss Annie, Fayetteville. R.
F. D. No. 6.

McLean, I. A., Manchester.
Clark. Miss Frances. Manchester.
Johnson, Miss Jennie. Lobelia.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,

H. W. LILLY, President. JNO. O. ELLINGTON, V-.Pres & Cash.

J. H. HIGHTOWER, Asst. Cashier. SOLICITS CORRESPONDENCE.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

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Cameron, Bliss Susie Lobelia.

Sessoms, Miss Alpsie, Manly.

McNeill, Miss Mary Lily, Manches-
ter.

McLaughlin, Miss Margaret, Man-
chester.

McPherson, Miss Janie, Manchester.
R. F. D. No. 6.

Coppedge, D. L., Manchester, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Shaw, Miss Kate, Manchester, R. F.
D. No. 4.

McArthur, Miss Mary, Manchester,
R. F. D. No. 3.

McArthur. Miss Elizabeth, Manches-
ter. R .F. D. No. 3.

McPherson, Miss Elizabeth, Man-
chester, R. F. D. No. 3 .

Currie. Miss Lizzie, Manchester, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Page, Miss Mary M., Raeford, R. F.
D. No. 2.

McLaughlin, Miss Elizabeth. Lum-
berdale.

Graham. Miss Belle. Montrose.

McKethan, Miss Annie, Pike.

Stewart. Miss Rose, Rockfish.

Blue, Miss Mille, Rockfish.

Holt. J. E., Rockfish.

Smith, Miss Mary C, Hope Hills,
R. F. D. No. 1.

McDurfie. Miss Miss Mary, Hope
Mills, R .F. D. No. 1.

Cogdell, Miss Eugenia. Cumberland.

Bvrd, R. P., Cumberland.

Gills, M. S., Hope Mills.

McDonald, Mrs. Lauchlin, Hope
Mills.

McLaughlin. Miss Mary. Hope Mills.

Fouse. Miss Fannie, Hope Mills.

Gainey, Miss Carrie, Hope Mills.

McLeod, Miss Fannie, Hope Mills.

Thagard, Miss Anna. Hope Mills.

Evans, Browne, Parkton, R. F. P.
No. 2.

Page, B. R., Edonia.

Williams. I. A.. Hope Mills, B. F.
D. No. 2.

Williams, Mis. 1. A.. Hope Mills, R.
F. D. No. 2

McOueen. Miss Nellie. Hope Mills,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Cox, Guv. Fayetteville, R. F. D.
No. 8.

Marsh, Miss Meta, Fayetteville, B.
F. D. No. 7.

Gainev, Miss Elizabeth, Favetteville.
It. F. D. No. 7.

.Tohnson. Miss Jennie. Cotton.

Blake, Miss Irene, Elease.

McPhail. Clark. Lena.

Fisher, Miss Fannie, Cedar Creek.
R. F. D.

Autrv. Miss Euphie, Cedar Creek,
R. F. D.

Thagard, Miss Mary K.. Cedar
Creek, R. F. D.

Vinson, James, Cedar Creek, R. F. D.

Sessoms, John T., Roseboro, B. F.
D. No. 3.

Starling', Mrs. Marshall, Roseboro,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Harris, Miss Mary Lilly, Autryville,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Bryant, Miss Bula, Autryville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Downing, Miss Rossie, Buckhorn.

Downing, Foster, Buckhorn.

Liles, Miss Lola, Fayetteville, R. F.
D. N. 5.

Sessoms, Miss Mary, Fayetteville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

McLeod, Mrs. Dora, Favetteville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

McLeod, Hinton. Stedman.

Cunningham, Miss Mildred, Sted-
man.

Sutton, Miss Carrie, Stedman.

Rowland. Miss Winnie, Stedman.

Bulla, Miss Carrie, Stedman.

Matthews, Miss Maggie, Stedman.

Jackson, Miss Pennie, Wade, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Crumpler, Miss Lula, Wade, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Seawell, Miss Nellie. Wade, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Fisher, Miss Hattie Lee, Dunn, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Graham, M. N. M., Graham.

Holden, Thomas, Dunn.

Maxwell, Percy, Dunn, B. F. D.
No. 4.

Smith, Miss Flora, Dunn.

Clegg, W. R.. Godwin.

Allen, Miss Minerva. Godwin.

Minor, Miss Daisy, Godwin.

Milner. Miss Mary, Godwin.

Bain, Miss Mary, Wade.

Stone, J. A., Fayetteville. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Holmes, Miss Henrietta. Fayette-
ville.

Stegall, Miss Ollie, Fayetteville.

Culbreth, Miss Mary, Fayetteville.

Fitchett, Miss Emma, Fayetteville.

FAYETTEVIEEE.

Population, 1909: 12.000.

No. white polls, 565 ; No. colored
I. oils, 195.

Value real estate. $1,597,570: value
personal property, !?9S7,294.

Tax Rate: 1 per cent.

Bonded debt. $293,000. (This in-
cludes water works and electric plant,
which is owned by city.)

TOWN OFFICERS.

3Iayor- V. C. Bullard.

Chief of Police — J. McD. Monaghan.

City Clerk — H. J. MacBuie.

Treasurer — A. A. MacKethan. Jr.

Tax Colleetoi — W. L. Hawley.

City Attorney — J. S. Newton.

City Supt. of Health— T. J. Powers.

Postmaster — A. L. MacCaskill.

R. R. Agents— C. S. MacMillan. At-
lantic Coast Line; G. B. Underwood,
Raleigh & Southport R. R.

Express Agent — G. H. Davis.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,

Desires your Commeicial or Savings Account.

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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Telegraph Manager — D. S. MacRae,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — J. R. Boyd,
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— J. J. Hall, W. B. Loving.

Episcopal — N. C. Duncan, Rector.

Methodist — .1. T. Gibbs, Presiding
Elder; Hay Street Church , L. E.
Thompson, Pastor.

Presbyterian — W. M. Fairley ; K. A.
MacLeod.

Catholic — Father Kennedy, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Fayetteville Graded School — J. A.
Jones, Supt.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel LaFayette.

Martin Hotel.

Atlantic Hotel.

Spence House.

Cumberland Hotel.

Williams, Miss Fannie.

Snell. Miss Kate.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The National Bank — W. A. Van-
story. President ; S. W. Cooper, Vice-
President; Allan MacMillan, Cashier.

Fourth National Bank— H. W. Lilly,
President; J. O. Ellington, Vice-Pres-
ident and Cashier ; J. K. Hightower,
Assistant Cashier.

Cumberland Savings & Trust Co. —
F. H. Stedman, President ; Claude
Rankin, Cashier.

BAKERS.

MacNeill, J. S.

MacNeill Bakery Co.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Poe, E. A., Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Jennings, E. H.

Jessup Bros.

Kennedy, J. L.

Hollingsworth & Co.

Globe Clothing Co.

Folb, Mike.

Ayer, S. G.

Courtney, M. L.

Shuford, Rogers & Co.

Maultsby, W. S.

Watson, C. M., & Co.

Stein Bros.

Jackson, J. C, & Son.

Thornton, Frank.

Jackson -Williams Co.

BOOK STORES.

Gorham Bonk & Music House.

New Book Store Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Cross Creek.

Farmer & Mechanic.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Buckingham, J. B., & Co.

Vann, N. A.

Kass, John.

Johnson, R. M.

Matthews, J. B.

Britt, E. J., & Son.

Bullard, T. R.
Butler, Homan.

Fry, C. B.

Perry, A.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OK M'F'R'S.

Benill & Vanstory.

King, J. A.

Ingram, J. W.

Rankin, A. E., Co.

CLUBS.

Industrial Club.

Elks Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Rankin, A. E., Co.

Powell, W. H.

MacMillan, H. L.

Fry, C. B.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Lakeview Manufacturing Co. — W. L.
Holt, President.

Holt-Morgan— W. L. Holt, Presi-
dent; L. A. Williamson, Secretary and
Treasurer.

Tolar-Hart & Holt— W. L. Holt,
President; E. W. Nolly, Secretary and
Treasurer.

Holt-Williamson— W. L. Holt. Presi-
dent : E. H. Williamson, Secretary and
Treasurer.

Victory Manufacturing Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Huske, A. S.

Home. H. R., & Sons.

King Drug Co.

Wooten, L. C.

Rav. D. H., & Co.

Smith, R. G. W.

Cook, J. P.

Cumberland Cafe.

Cook, A. J.

B. E. Sedberry's Sons.

MacKethan & Co.

Clark, W. G.

Jackson, R. M.

Salesby's Candy Store.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Humphrey, D. J.

Bullard. C. E.

Black, John.

Humphrey, E. J.

Deal, W. W.

Dayis, F. W.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Fayetteyille Ice & Mfg. Co.

Carmon, Joshua.

Fry, C. B.

Poe, E. A.. Brick Co.

Fortner, John.

Beal, Green.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

E. J. Hale, President; F. R. Rose.
Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Folb, Mike.

Maltsby, J. S.

Globe Clothing Co.

Watson, C. M., & Co.

Stein Bros.

Shuford, Rogers & Co.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.

H. W. LILLY, President. JNO. O. ELLINGTON, V-.Pres & Cash.

J. H. HIGHTOWER, Asst. Cashier. SOLICITS CORRESPONDENCE.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

167

Favetteville Department Store.

Riffs, T.

COTTON GINS.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

MacNeill, J. D.

DEPARTMENT STOKES.

Courtney, M. L.

Thornton, Frank.

DENTISTS.

Cromartie, A. S.

Judd, J. H.

Patterson, G. B.

Patterson & Judd.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Fayetteville Chronicle — J. J. Hall,
Editor.

Fayetteville Observer — E. J. Hale,
Editor.

DRUGGISTS.

MacKethan & Co.

Home, H. R.. & Sons.

King Drug Co.

B. E. Sedberry's Son.

Cook, A. J.

DOCTORS.

Highsmith, J. F.

Highsiuith. Seavy.

Jordan, Wm. S.

Lilly, J. M.
MacKethan, D. G.

Marsh, J. H.

McGougan, J. V.

MacKethan, J. A.

MacNeill, J. W.

Rose, A. S.

Scofield, E. J. S.

Thornton, Irene.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Thornton, Frank.

Kennedy. J. F.

Jessup Bros.

Ayer. S. G.

Courtney, M. L.

Maultsby, A. S. & Bro.

HolliiiE:sworth & Co.

Riff. T.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Fayetteville Gas & Electric Co.

Public Works Commission.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Smith Fruit Store.

Salesbv's Candv Store.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

Rankin, A. E., Co.

Taylor, D. K.

FLORISTS.

Lamb, .7. M.

MacKethan & Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Fry, C. B.

Perry, A.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Russell. C. S.

Ward's Foundry & Plow Works.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Fayetteville Furniture Co.

Brothers, W. E.

Sheetz, S., & Sons.

Cape Fear Furniture Co.

Newberry, C. B.

GROCERS.

Armfleld Co. ('Wholesale.)

Culbreth, J. H.. & Co. I Wholesale.)

Rankin, A. E., Co. (Wholesale and
Retail.)

Carolina Grocery Co.

Smith, W. F. (Wholesale.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Huske Hardware House.

Watson. Walter.

Haigh, Charles.

Rankin, A. E.

McMillan Bros.

Powell, W. H.

Maultsby, J. Sam.

Ward's Plow Works.

Machinery Exchange.

HOSPITALS.

Highsmith Hospital.

St. Luke's Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Huske, B. B. (Fire.)

MacRae, S. H., Agency. (Fire.)

Rose, F. R. (Fire.)

Robinson. J. H. (Fire.)

Holland, W. C. (Fire.)

State Realty & Insurance Co. (Fire.)

Fayetteville Realty & Insurance Co.
(Fire.)

Morgan, W. M.. & Co. (Fire.)

Underwood, John. (Life.)

LaFavette Mutual Life Insurance
Co. (Life.)

Smith, N. H. (Life).

M.illov, W. B. (Life.)

MacKethan Real Estate. Lean &
Trust Co. (Life.)

JEWELERS.

Prior. Warren, & Sons.

Reasley, P.. F.

Upton -Sedberry Co.

Whaley, J. J.

LAUNDRIES.

Fayetteville Steam Laundry.

Citv Steam Laundry.

Wah Sing.

LAWYERS.

Broadfoot, C. W.

Bolton, J. H.

Cook, H. L.

Hall, A. S.

MacKethan, E. R.

Rose. <!. M.

Murchison, I. A.

Nimoeks, Q. K.

Robinson, H McD.

Shaw, J. G.

Sinclair. N. A.

Sutton, T. H.

Dye, R. H.

Rose, C. G.

Everett, H. S.

Bullard. V. C.

Cashwell, D. J.

Newton, J. Sprunt.

Brothers, H. L.

Lyon, Terry.

Herring. R. W.

Davis, E. G.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE, N, C„

PAYS 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS COMPOUNDED QUARTER-
LY. MAIL DEPOSITS SOLICITED.

16S

CUMBERLAND COl VI'Y.

LIMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALKKS.
MaeDiarmid, \Y. J.
Billiard. A. .1.. & Sons.
McAllister- Ross Lumber Co.
Bonne ,V Thain.
Gilmore-Rankin Lumber Co.
MAKItLE WORKS.

Remsburg, E. L.

MACHINERY' DEALERS.

Russell, C. s.

Carolina Machine Co. — C. S. Russell,
Prop. & Manager.

Clark, r. W.

Machinery Exchange.

Sanders, W. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Holt-Morgan Mills. (Cotton cloth.)

Holt- Williamson Mill (Yarns.)

Tolar-Hart Mill. (Yarns.)

Lakeview Mfg. Co. (Yarns.)

Victory Mfg. Co. (Cotton cloth.)

Ashley-Bailey Mill No. 1. (Silk mill.)

Ashley-Bailey Mill No. 2. (Silk mill.)

Algoddon Knitting Mill.

Ward's Plow Works.

Bruton, J. C, Cross Arm Works.

West Lumber Co. (Crates.)

Boone & Thain.

Fayetteville Woodenware Company.
(Buckets.)

Ga. Pine Turpentine Co.

Poe, E. A., Brick Co.

NAVAL STORE DEALERS.

Slocomb, A. H.

Ga. Pine Turpentine Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Huske Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.

Wright. T. T.

Maultsby, Wm.

.Tones, li'vin.

Waddell, Alfred.

Jones, Lonnie.

PLUMBERS.

Crane. V. H.

Burke, Sam.

Richardson. J. B.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Blount. W. F.

Sheetz, S., & Sons.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Paton Studio.

Keen's Studio.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Index Printing Co.

Judge Printing Co.

Murphv, H. L.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

MaeKethan. E. R.

Favetteville Realty & Insurance Co.

Rose, F. R.

Fayetteville Real Estate Agency.

State Realty & Insurance Co.

Underwood. John.

Sutton, Thomas.

Smith, N. H.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Huske Hardware Co.

Machinery Exchange.

Evans, J. & O.

Rankin, E. A. ,Co.

TAILORS.
Newman, L.
King, A. 1'.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Wilson & Rogers.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Martin, Tom.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Gorham Book & Music Co.
The New Book Store.

900; col-

value

A.
E.

HOPE MILLS.

Incorporated in 1S88.

Population, 1909: White,
ored, S; total, 908.

Value real estate. $250,000;
personal property, $28,500.

Tax Rate: 33c. on the SI 00.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. O. Perks.

Postmaster — Mrs. M. J. Pate.

Chief of Police— H. S. Fisher.

R. R. Agents— W. O. Wilson,
L. R. R. and V. C. & S. R. R. ;
Tyson. A. & R. R. R.

Manager Telegraph — W. C. Wilson,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. D. Pegram, Pastor.

Baptist— P. T. Britt, Pastor.

Episcopal — W. D. Duncan. Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hope Mills Graded Sehool — W. B.
Cole, Supt.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Hope Mills Bank— J. H. MePhail,
President; L. B. Fleming, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Gilbert, J. C.

Andrews, V. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Stancill, G. W.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hope Mills Mercantile Co.. J. C.
Gilbert. Pres. : S. J. Harrington, Vice-
Pres. ; J. B. White, Sec. and Treas.

Company Store (Inc.), E. W. Lasley.
Pres.: J. A. Bynum, Gen. Mgr.

Fort, M. F.

Simmons. George.

Smith, N. H.

Hall. H. T.

Harris. G. W.

Jones, Samuel.

Sessoms, S. M.

Muselwhite, Nettie.

Brady, Lee.

Johnson, Rufus.

Leazer, J. W., Furniture
Hamilton, Manasrer.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Wingate, Chas. H. Adams.
Proprietor.

Elkins, J. W.

LIVERY

Baker, Ben.

Smith. J. D.

Thames, H. F.

Calcut, Charles

Co.. M.

STABLES.

R.

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, Fayetteville, N. G.

More Capital and Surplus than all other banks of the city.

CI MBERLAND— CURRITUCK.

L69

Britt, Moses.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hope Mills Nos. 1 & 4.
Cumberland Concrete Co.

LAWYEKS.
Newton, Z. B.
M n sel white, J. F.

200.

A. &

RAEFORD.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population. 1909: White. 1,
Tax Rate: 1-3 of 1 per cent.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. W. Johnson.
Postmaster — D. J. Currie.
Chief of Police— W. H. Russell
R. R. Agent — W. E. Freeman,
R. R. R. Co.

Manager Telegraph — W. E. Freeman,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — W. C. Brown. Pastor.
Methodist— J. W. Bradly, Pastor.
Baptist — D. B. Humphrey, Pastor.

* IXS1RAXCE AGENTS.
Moore, John W. (Fire.)
Graham, G. A.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Moore, John W.
Graham, G. A.

BARBERS. .
B. F. Grimes.

SCHOOLS AND ACADE3IIES.
Raeford Institute.

BAN liS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Raeford — John \Y. Mc-
Lauchlin, President; John W. Moore,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Brown, George W.
Graham, (ieorge A.
Dickson. A. P.
Juat, Francis.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Facts and Figures — D. L. Poole
Editor.

DRUGGISTS.
Raeford Drug Co.

DENTISTS.

Cromartie, H. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McLauchlin, J. M., Co.

Johnson, J. W.. Co.

Moore Supply House.

Pearson, W. L.

McNeill Bros.

Mc( Jill & Morris.

Glisson, J. D.

McKethan, Daniel.

Walter. W. F.

McLean, H. S.

Baucom, R. J.

Peele Bros.

Williamson, J. B.

McKeethan, D. S.

Gatlin, H. L.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Raeford Hardware Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Raeford Furniture Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Commercial Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Andrews, J. B.

SALES STABLES.

Fuller, A. J.

Gatlin & Williford.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Raeford Power & Mfg. Co. (Cotton
yarn. 7,000 spindles.)

Blue Brick & Tile Co. (Daily capa-
city 20,000).

Builders' Lumber Co. (Planing mills
and turned work).

Johnson, J. W. (Planing mills.)

Culbreth & Graham. (Blacksmiths.)

Black, John. (Blacksmith.)

Austin & Williford. (System gin.)

CUMBERLAND.

Population. 1909: 400.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. W. Hodges.
Chief of Police — S. Hales.
Tax Rate: 1-3 of 1 per cent.

COTTON MILLS.
J. Frederic Houston & Co.. -1.
Frederic Houston, Secretary & Treas.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Company Store.
Parker, S. H.
Morgan & Johnson.

CURRITUCK COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, CURRITUCK.

Named in honor of Tribe of Indians.

Area, 200 square miles.

Population, (5,902. White males, 2,550; white females, 2,450; negro
males, 1,000; negro females, 900; foreign born, 2.

Value of real estate, $1,084,095: value of personal property, $449,811.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,431,529; by negroes, $102,377.

No. of Schools: For whites. 36; for negroes. 1"..

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3 cents on the $100; special la cents.
County bonded debt, $1,000.

Public Roads: No. miles public roads, 150. Worked by hands, not by
taxation.

170 CURRITUCK COUNTY.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 14.30 miles, assessed value £142,?.14.?.0

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,329.47

Currituck Telephone Company, assessed value o!ooo.00

Norfolk & Carolina Telegraph & Telephone Co., assessed value.. 5.455.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,034.60

Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Company, assessed value 25,000.00

Superior Court Terms: First Monday before 1st Monday in March and
1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— E. W. Ansell,
Currituck.

Sheriff" — J. E. Barnard, Moyock.

Register of Deeds— R. E. Flora.
Currituck.

Treasurer — G. W. Williams, Curri-
tuck.

Surveyor— Caleb B. Bell, Shaw-
boro.

Co. Supt. of Health— Dr. H. M.
Shawboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Dr. J. M.
Newbern, Jarvisburg.

Co. Board of Education — W. J.
Tate, Kitty Hawk; E. S. Bowden,
Knott's Island; Dr. S. M. Mann,
Moyock.

County Commissioners — T. L. Jar-
vis, Moyock ; J. W. Sanderlin. Shaw-
boro; W. H. White, Knott's Island.

County Board of Elections — G. A.
Griggs, Maple; L. Walker, Barco,
R. L. Newbern, Old.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Moyock Township — C. G. Old, Vine,
Va.; T. L. Fulford. Moyock.

Crawford — J. L. DeCormis, Shaw-
boro ; A. D. Sawyer, Tulls ; L. Walker.
Barco.

Poplar Branch — R. L. Newbern,
Old; L. H. Gallop, Harbinger; E. V.
Melson, Harbinger.

Fruitville — F. Bonney, Z. T. Fen-
tress. Knott's Island.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist— S. J. Kilpatrick. Moy-
ock; H. M. Jackson, Poplar Branch;
J. T. Old, Currituck.

Baptist — J. B. Feribee, Shawboro ;
J. A. Willoughby, Poplar Branch.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Ritter, F. W., Moyock.
Mann, S. M., Moyock.
Shaw. M. M., Shawboro.
Cowell, W. H., Sligo.
Garrington, J. F., Coinjock.
Garrington, Cecil, Coinjock.
Griggs, W. T., Poplar Branch.
Newbern, J. M„ Jarvisburg.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Vande Con, C. R., & Co. Moyock.
Fulford, A. J., & Co., Moyock.
Cox, J. B., Moyock.
Payne Bros., Moyock.
Humphries, C. V., & Bros., Tulls.
Snowden, F. P., Snowden.

Forbes & Grandy, Shawboro.

Barnard, J. P., Shawboro.

Doxey, II. J., Sligo.

Perkins, C. L., Sligo.

Gregory, Noah, Currituck.

Johnson, E. R., Currituck.

Griggs, G. A. Maple.

Walker, H. D., Maple.

Ballance, M. V.. Maple.

Bosewell, Grandy, Barco.

Barco, C, Comfort.

Lindsey, Dempsey, Coinjock.

Guard, J. T., Coinjock.

Bray, B. N., Waterlily.

Hampson. W. H., Waterlily.

Parker. W. II., Aydlett.

Woodhouse, D. W., Poplar Branch.

Gallop, J. C. Poplar Branch.

Evans Daniel, Poplar Branch.

Grandy, C. L., Grandy.

Owens, A., Grandy.

Gallop, W.H., Jarvisburg.

Scott, D. A., Jarvisburg.

Fisher, John, Jarvisburg.

Brock. C. H., Powell's Point.

Etheridge, Richard, Powell's Point.

Aydlett, C. C, & Son, Harbinger.

Harrell. T. S., Mamie.

Aydlett, C. G., & Son, Mamie.

Guard, T. M.. & Co., Mamie.

Gray. Curtis, Corolla.

Bowden, E. D., & Son, Knott's Is-
land.

Jones Bros., Knott's Island.

Munden, J. E., Woodleigh.

Jones Bros.. Woodleigh.

Goswood, J. H., Gregory.

Perry, Dempsey, Kitty Hawk.

Scarborough, Geo., Duck.

Leary. A. K., Duck.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Walker, Mrs. C, Currituck.

Guard, J. T., Coinjock.

Fulford. T. L., Moyock.

Brock, C. H., Powell's Point.

LAWYERS.

Simmons. A. M., Currituck.

COTTON GINS.

Vande Can, C. R., & Co.. Moyock.
Johnson, E. R., Currituck.
Stevenson, Geo. E., Shawboro.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Vande Can, C. R.. & Co., Moyock.
Stevenson, Geo. E., Shawboro.
Perkins, C. L., Sligo.
Johnson, E. R., Currituck.

CUR II I TUCK —DARE.

171

SAW MILLS.

Perkins, C .L., Sligo.

Perkins, L., Poplar Branch.

Carolina Land & Lumber Co.,
Moyock.

Fulford, A. J.. & Co., Moyock.

Clark Bros., Coinjock.

Farmers' Manufacturing Co., Coin-
jock.

Payne, Nathan, Poplar Branch.

Tate, W. J., Kitty Hawk.

SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Dulin, Miss Julia, Harbinger.

Sykes, Miss Irma, Harbinger.

Burgess, Miss Annie, Powell's Point.

Hall, Miss Louise, Powell's Point.

Dozier, Miss Nettie, Jarvisburg.

Perkins, Mrs. Surlies, Powell's
Point.

Gray, Miss Marion L., Girandy.

Foreman, Miss Ruth, Grandy.

Reid, Miss Inez, Poplar Branch.

Phelps, Miss Anna, Poplar Branch.

Phelps, Miss Mary, Poplar Branch.

Chesson, Miss Dollie, Aydlette.

Jobe, Miss Aline, Coinjock.

Talbott, Miss Ruby, Waterlily.

Talbott, Miss Grace, Waterlily.

Brumsey, Horace, Barco.

Bell, Miss Mary P., Maple.

Alexander, Miss Carrie, Currituck.

Taylor, S. T., Coinjock.

Forbes, M. B., Currituck.

Council, Miss Burnett, Tulls.

Newbold, Miss Virginia, Moyock.

Garrett, C. B., Moyock.

Ferebee, Miss Ola M., Shawboro.

Ferebee, Miss Louise, Shawboro.

Gray. Mrs. Blanche, Corolla.

Tillette, Miss Cece Belle, Kitty
Hawk.

Morse, Miss Essie, Kitty Hawk.

Baum, Miss Nora, Kitty Hawk.

Wright, Miss Maggie, Kitty Hawk.

F.orbes, Miss Mary A., Knott's Is-
land.

Hedspeth, Miss Nita M., Knott's
Island.

Thomas, Mrs. Alice, Knott's Is-
land.

Johnson, Miss Elsie, Woodleigh.

Barkley, Miss Edna S., Deals.

Deals, Miss Mary, Vine, Va.

Bell, Miss Annye E., Munden, Va.

Goodson, Miss Ruth L.-, North
West, Va.

DARE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, MANTEO.

Formed in 1ST0. Named in honor of Virginia Dare.

Area: 975 square miles.

Population: 7,550. White males, 4,000; white females, 3,000; negro
males, 300; negro females, 250; foreign born, 100.

Value of real estate, $459,183; value of personal property, $220,000.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $052, 100; by negroes, $16,932.

No. of Schools: For whites, 19; for negroes, 3.

Tax Kate: County purposes. 40c. on the $100; special, 40c. County
bonded debt, $16,500.

Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Eastern Carolina Transportation Company, assessed value $1,550.00

Old Dominion Steamship Company, assessed value 200.00

Superior Court Terms: November and May.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Samuel E.
Midgett, Manteo.

Sheriff — J. D. Hayman, Manteo.

Register of Deeds — Asa V. Evans,
Manteo.

Treasurer — I. N. Davis, Wanchese.

Coroner — J. T. Daniels, Wanchese.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W. B. Feoing,
Manteo.

Supt. Co. Home— L. D. Hessel,
Manteo.

Co. Board of Education — R. C.
Evans, (chrm.), Manteo; S. A. Grif-
fin, Manteo ; F. J. Fielder, Frisco.

County Commissioners — A. J. Fulch-
er, (chrm.), Fisco : S. M. Daniels,
Wanchese; J. B. Pinner, East Lake.

County Board of Elections — W. S.

Davis, (chrm.), Wanchese; L. N.
Midgett, Skyco.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

East Lake Township — A. M. Cohoon,
East Lake.

Nagrs Head — B. T. Daniels, Wan-
chese; W. S. Davis, Wanchese; John
Q. Homer, Manteo ; John W. Evans,
Manteo.

Croatan — B. F. Good, Manns Har-
bor.

Hatteras — Geo. W. Farrow, Frisco ;
(). M. Scarborough, Buxton.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — R. A. Broughton, Manns
Harbor; Rev. J. N. Whitson, Kitty
Hawk ; R. L. Beaslev, Avon.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

O'Neal, Miss Maude, Stumpy Point.

HOTEL ROANOKE, Manteo, N. C. New.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Write tor information,

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DARE i IOUNTY.

Easou, F. M.. Buxton.

Davis, Roy I... Manns Harbor.

Godwin, < '. 'I'.. Basl Lake.

Daughtery, .Miss Orphelia, Roanoke
Island.

Baum, Miss Sarah, Skyco.

Wanchese Academy, W. W. Sted-
,'i.in. \\ anchese.

Gray, A. «'.. Colington.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Davis, .1. .1., Buxton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Pinner, J. B.. East Lake.
Daniels. B. R., Wanchese.
Daniels, S. M.., Wanchese.
Davis, I. N., Wanchese.
Withers, T. J., Wanchese.
Midgett, M. S., Rodanthe.
Midgett, J. E.. Rodanthe.
Pugh, B. S„ Rodanthe.
1 'arrow, L. D.. Salvo.
Pulliam, W. H., Hatteras.
Stout, A. J., Hatteras.
Terrford. W. O., Nags Head.
Meeks. D. L., Stumpy Point.
Burrus, E. E., Hatteras.
Meeks, D. F., Avon.
Puleher, A. J., & Bro., Frisco.
Fulcher. (). C, & Bro., Buxton.
dray, L. H., Avon.
Hooper, Geo. W.. Stumpy Point.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.
Huff, Mrs. s. R., Stumpy Point.
Coltrom, Mrs. W. G., Manteo.
Coltrom. W. B., Manteo.
Singleton. Miss Ursula, Manteo.
Relfe, Miss Lizzie, Manns Harbor.
Stowe, Miss Lucy. Hatteras.
Dowe, Miss Madelon, Skyco.
Midgett, Miss Orenda, Manteo.
Hooper, Miss Lucinda, Manteo.
Evans, Miss Ruth. Manteo.
Gray, Alonzo, Avon.
.Tanette. Miss Odessa, Buxton.
Eason, J. 1).. East Lake.
Mann, E. W.. Manns Harbor.
Parker, J. W., Hatteras.
Push, C. R., Wanchese.
Gray, L. Y„ Salvo.
Eason, F. M.. East Lake.
Bill tips. Miss Pearle. Avon.
Billups. Miss Alma. Skyco.
Anderson, Miss Annie. Manteo.
Midgett. Miss Mildred, Wanchese.
Simpson, Mrs. Aldean. Wanchese.
Hobson. Miss. Wanchese.
Crup. Miss Louise, Bast Lake.
Scarborough, Miss Maude, Hatteras
Forties. Miss Mary. Buxton.
Webb, Miss Elizabeth, Manteo.
Sharp, Miss Lena, Manteo.

MANTEO.

Incorporated in 1899.
Population. 1909: 850.
Xo. white polls. 125.
Value real estate. $69,635; value per-
sonal propertv. S:;7,328.

Tax Rate: 1(5 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

.Mayor — B. <i. Crisp.
Chief of Police— T. F. Midgett.
City Clerk — Jos. A. Evans.
Treasurer — Jos. A. Evans.
Tax Collector— T. F. Midgett.
Postmaster — O. J. Jones.
R, R. Agent— J. B. Griffin. Agent
for Eastern Carolina Transportation
Company.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — D. A. Tedder, Pastor.
Methodist— R. W. Price, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Manteo Oratletl School — G. M. Guth-
ery, Principal.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Roanoke, R. C. Evans, Prop.
Tranqued House, A. V. Evans,
Proprietor.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Manteo — R. C. Evans, Pres-
ident : R. Bruce Etheridge. Cashier.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
The Griffin Sample Co.
Meeker, T. S., Co.
Baum & Tarkiugton.
Davis. C. W.

BOOK STORES.
Meekins, T. s„ Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Crisp. T. R.. & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & MT'R'S.
Evans. James A.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Davanport, A. H.
Meekins. T. S., Co.
The Griffin Sample Co.
Baum & Tarkington.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Gray, W. P.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
F. P. Gats, President.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Davis, C. W.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Meekins. T. S.. Co.
The Griffin Sample Co.
Baum & Tarkinatou.

DRUGGISTS.
Sea Side Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Gates, F. P.
Fearinff. W. B.
Codc-swel. J. D.
Grait, J. L.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Meekins, T. S.. Co.
The Griffin Sample Co.
Baum & Tarkington.
Davis. C. W.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Griffin, W. J.

GROCERS.
Meekins. T. S., Co.
The Griffin Sample Co.
Baum & Tarkington.
Davis, C. W.

HOTEL ROANOKE, Manteo, N, C. New.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Write tor information.

DARE— D AVIDSON.

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INSURANCE AGENTS.

Evans, Meekins & Co.
LAWYERS.
Crisp, B. <;.
Stringfield, D. M.
LUMBER MT'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Casey, J. W.

PAINTERS.
Brothers, W. J.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Crisp, T. R., & Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans & Meekins.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Evans, James A.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Meekins, T. S., Co.

DAVIDSON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, LEXINGTON.

Formed in 1S23. Named in honor of General William Davidson.

Area, COO square miles.

Population: 30,(500. White males, 12.500; white females, 13,150; negro
males, 2,220; negro females, 2,280.

Value of real estate, so. 160, 176: value of personal property, $706,065.59.

Property listed in 1009 by whites. $0,729,005.59; by negroes, $110,0:10.

No. Schools: For whites, 94; for negroes, 18.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 21 2-3c- on the $100; special, 15c. for public
roads. Lexington and Thomasville Townships.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by taxation in Lexington and
Thomasville Townships. Other Townships worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Pleasant Grove Telephone Co.. assessed value $ 195.00

Muddy ('reek Telephone Co., assessed value 17<!.oo

North State Telephone Co., assessed value 186.00

North Carolina Railroad Co., 21.80 miles, assessed value 1,161,190.30

Piedmont Railway Co., 20.50 miles, assessed value 56,250.00

The Pullman Co., assessed value 4,176.61

Thomasville Telephone Co., assessed value 1,725.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2,305.65

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 37,332.06

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.. assessed value 4,145.00

Lexington Telephone Co., assessed value 5,000.00

American Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 12.00S.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 3,394.80

Midway Telephone Co., assessed value 830.00

Orinoco Telephone Co., assessed value 300.00

Ritch Fork Telephone Co., assessed value 230.00

Superior Court Terms: April 25th for civil cases only; August 15th; No-
vember 14th, for jail and civil cases: February 28th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— C. E. Godwin,
Lexington.

Sheriff— A. T. Delop, Lexington.

Register of Deeds— G. W. Miller.
Lexington.
'Treasurer — W. G. Fitzgerald, Lex-
ington.

Coroner — J. W. Peacock, Lexington.

Surveyor — Henry W. Payne. Lexing-
ton.

Co. Supt. of Health— -E. J. Buchanan,
Lexington.

Co. Supt. of Schools— P. S. Vann,
Lexington.

Supt. of County Home— J. M. Crafts,
Lexington.

Co. Board of Education— B. T. Har-
rison, Denton ; II. S. Radcliff, Lexing-
ton ; S. H. Averett, Thomasville.

County Commissioners — M. R. Har-
ris, Thomasville: A. E. Myers. Lex-
ington, R. F. D. No. 3; J. L. Doby,

Versailles.

County Board of Elections — S. W.
Finch, Lexington ; W. F. Thomason,
Lexington; R. L. McCrary, Lexington.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Arcadia Township — Alex. A. Craver.
Enterprise; James P. Crouch, Enter-
prise; G. A. Jones, Enterprise; Lewis
Weasner, Enterprise.

Abbott's Creek— M. D. Raper, Ker-
nersville, R. F. D. No. 1 ; C. H. Teague,
Kernersville, R. F. D. No. 1.

Alleghany — a. C. Newson, Ver-
sailes; W. M. Surratt, Versailles; F.
M. Cook, Bain.

Boone — J. B. Bailey, Linwood, R. F.
D. No. 1; W. L. Snider, Jubilee; D.
C. Sharpe, Linwood. R. F. D. No. 1 ;
W. D. Simmerson, Jubilee'

Cotton Grove — O. L. Stoner. Lin-
wood. R. F. D. No. 2; George W.
Smith, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2; A. W.
Feezor, Linwood, R. F. D. No. 2: /.

HOTEL ROANOKE, Manteo, N G. New.
Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Write for information.

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DAVIDSON COUNTY.

P. Kinney,

No. 1; I>. M.

F. D. No. 1;

R. P. D. No. 1.

Clem-

T. Sharpe, Linwood.

Conrad Hill— John II. Crotts, Lex-
ington, U. F. D. No. 2; I. G. Thomas,
Thomasville, It. F. D. N<>. ::.

EmmonH — I!. F Lanier, Cid; .1. T..
Thompson, Lilac; A. J. Keck, (Mil:
10. A. Moffitt, Denton.

Sealing .springs — W.
Silver Hill. It. F. D.
Feezor, Silver Hill, R.
M. L. Dean, Silver Hill,

Hampton — W. B. Hampton,
limns, 11 .F. D. No. 2.

Jaekson Hill— R. M. Stokes, Jack-
son Hill; George I. J. Elliott, Jackson
Hill; J. B. Glover, Jackson Hill.

Lexington — John H. .Mover. Lexing-
ton; James Adderton, Lexington;
George F. Morefield, Lexington ; J. F.
Hedrick, Lexington ; T. L. Moore,
Lexington.

Midway— D. A.
burg, R. F. D. No.
Wallburg, R. F. D.
man, Wallburg, R

Silver Hill— George W
Lexington, R. F. D. No.

Clodfelter, Wall-
1; R. E. Lambeth.
No. 1; A. J. Hart-

F. D. No. 1.

Hedrick.
Grover C.

Palmer, Silver Hill; C. A. Hedrick.
Silver Hill.

Reedy Creek — Robert Warner, Lex-
ington, R. F. D. No. 4; J. S. Hege,
Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4; W. F. Wil-
liams, Lexington, R. F. D. No. 4.

Tyro— W. J. Giles, Lexington. R. F.
I). No. 5; D. C. Craver. Lexington,
R. F. D. No. 3; H H. Hartley. Lex-
ington, R. F. D. No. 5; W. B. Hunt.
Lexington. R. F. D. No. 5.

Thomasville — C. W. Burton. Thoma^-
ville; W. A. Mendenhall, High Point,
R. F. D. No. 4; J. W. Veach. Thomas-
ville; David P. White. Hish Point:
W. R. Rothrock, Thomasville.

Yadkin College— M. F. Phillips.
Lexington.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Swain, S. D., Lexington.

Morton, H., Thomasville.

Raffoon, W. J., High Point.

Carrick, Thos, High Point.

Henderson, G. W.. Blaine.

Surratt, A .R., Linwood.

Burly, J. M., Crescent.

SCHOOLS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wallburg — J. C. Earley, Principal.

Reeds — Prof. Hendrix, Principal.

Churchland — Prof. Hasty. Principal.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Anderson, A., Denton.

Bulla. A. A., Jackson Hill.

Cathel, J. E., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Zimmerman, E. J., Lexington. R. F.
D. No. 1.

York, A. A., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 2.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bailey. J. B., Jubilee.

"Varner, D. R., Versailles.

Carrick. J. F., Silver Hill, R. F. D.

No. 1.

Hiplcr, D. II.. Hannersville.

Lomax, M. R., Jubilee.

Morris, J. W., Handy.

Craver & Zimmerman, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

COTTON GINS.

Earnhardt, J. W., Lexington.

Byerly Bros., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Fitzgerald, J. W., Linwood.

Becker. C. L., & Co., Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Thompson, G. M., Co., Lindwood,
R. F. D. No. 1.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

• irimes Bros., Lexington.

Arcadia Mills, Arcadia.

Penry, R. L., Lexington.

Younts, Frank, Lexington, R. F. D.

Miles, C. Denton, Denton.
SAW MILLS.

Snider Lumber Co., Denton.

Michael, Fritts & Co.

Hepler & Miller.

Walser & Walser.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Grimes, Elwood, Keruersville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Snider,. Miss Carrie, High Point, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Clinard, Geo. Wallburg.

Whicker, P. 10., Winston-Salem. R.
F. D. No. .j.

Moore. J. W., Keruersville, R. F. D.
No. ].

Surratt. Lee, Jackson Hill.

Weasner, R. F., Enterprise.

Gray, Miss Ruth, Clemmocs, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Stewart, Miss Willie, Jubilee.

Hasty, S. G., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Redwine, R. K., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hilliard, W. H., Jubilee.

Green ,Miss Melissa, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Miller, F. S., Thomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Fox, Miss Fleta, Thomasville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Frazier, C. C, Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Trantham, A. M., Linwood.

Holder, M. A., Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Harris, Miss Troy, Denton.

Newsom, L. A., Denton.

Varner, S. L., Cid.

Ripple, Mrs. Sallie. Clemmohs, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Feezor, Miss Florence, Silver Hill,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Surratt. L. D., Silver Hill.

Stokes, Mrs. Myrtle, Jackson Hill.

Johnson, H. L., Handy.

Shoaf, R. G., Lexington.

Dimmette, Walter, Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 3.

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Leonard, Arthur, Lexington, R. F. I
D. No. 3.

Guyer, Miss Mamie, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Leonard, J. C, Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Hunt. Miss Nannie, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Long, Miss Mittie, Wallburg, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Yeach, Miss Blanche. Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Miller, Miss Lillie, Winston-Salem,
R. F .D. No. 5.

Link, J. S., Lexington.

Raper, Miss Eurlora, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Owen, Miss Carrie, Silver Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Beck, R. L., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Jones, Allen, Lexington.

Wood, V. C, Thomasville.

Perryman, R. L.. Lake.

Yonts, Miss Stella, Thomasville. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Speelman, G. C, Thomasville. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Regan, Miss Eliza, Thomasville. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Everhart, Miss Carrie, Thomasville.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Davis, Miss Helen. Thomasville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Downum, E. AY., Linwood, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Surratt, O. B., Lexington, It. F. D.
No. 5.

Hendrix, T., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Evans, N. L., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Satterthwait, Miss Ada, High Point.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Clinard, Alf., Wallburg, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hedgecoe, Miss Minnie, Wallburg.

Hayworth. Miss Minnie. High Point.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Lindon, Jesse, Versailles.

Russell, W. L., Bain.

Crouch, Jas. P., Enterprise.

Miller, Samuel, Winston-Salem, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Meares, Miss Esther E., Linwood.
Pickler, Miss Etta, Linwood, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Beck, Miss Cornelia, Jubilee, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Smith, W. H., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Hedrick, C. A., Thomasville, R. P.
D. No. 3.

Lopp. F. F., Thomasville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Hedrick, Miss Minnie. Linwood, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Feezor, Conrad, Linwood, R. F. D.
No. 2.
1 Snider, Miss Louella, Linwood ,R.

F. D. No. 2.

Anderson .Miss Emma, Lexington,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Anderson, Miss Cora, Denton.

Horney, Miss Maggie, Cid.

Lanier, Miss Bernice, Cid.

Anderson, W. S., Silver Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Tysiuger, Chas., Silver Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Skeen, Miss Essie, Denton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Johnson, H. P., Handy.

Harris, R. C. Lexington.

Leonard, H. Luther, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Sink, J. Carle, Lexington.

Yokley, R. L., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Yokley. Chas. M., Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hartlev, Miss Ellen, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Williams, D. K. Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Rothrock, C. W., Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Yokley, Jno. II., Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Ripple, Miss Lizzie, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Byerly, Miss Girla, Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Leonard, J. B., Lexington, R. F. D.
No 3

Gilliam, C. W., Lexington, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Metters, Miss Pallie, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Lohr, Miss Chestie, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Bowers, J. W., Thomasville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Carter. Miss Belle, Thomasville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Evans, Miss Elsie, Thomasville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Broadway, J. F., Thomasville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Yow, Miss Bessie, Thomasville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Pavne, Percv, Thomasville. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Barnhardt, J. O., Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Monsees, Miss Florence, Jubilee.

Evans, Miss Blanche, Lexington, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Hege. Miss Ollie, Lexington, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Byerly, Miss Tullia V., Yadkin Col-
lege.

LEXINGTON.

Population, 1909, 6,054. No. white
polls, 500; No. colored polls, 100.

Value i-eal estate, $725,093; value
personal property, $443,711.

Tax Rate, $1.30.

Bonded debt. $16S,000.

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TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — S. W. Finch.

Chief of Police — J. B. Hayworth.

City Clerk— Victor Humphreys.

Treasurer — M. II. Conrad.

Tax Collector— Earl Holmes.

Standard-Keepei — Chas. E. Weaver.

City Attorney — E. E. Raper.

City Supt. of Health— D. J. Hill.

Postmaster — J. G. Walser.

K. R. Agent — L. P. Barr, Southern
Railway.

Express Agent — H. I. Lopp.

Telegraph Managers — V. .1. Yelving-
ti.ii. Western Union; W. F. Tignor,
Postal-Cable Co.

Telephone Manager — Will Harris.
Lexington Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. K. Wright. Pastor.

Epicopal — .1. C. Davis, Rector.

Lutheran — B. Y. Booser, Pastor.

Methodist— A. L. Stanford, Pastor.

Presbyterian — T. R. Taggart, Pas-
tor.

Reformed — J. C. Leonard, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — Rev. Powell.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lexington Graded Schools — Prof.
Jarrett. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

New .March.

Central.

Terrace.

Sexton House.

ARCHITECTS.

Harbin. W. Lee.

BANKS AND BAN&EKH.

Bank of Lexington — G. W. Mont-
castle, President; W. H. Memieuhall,
Cashier.

Bank of Davidson — .T. B. Smith,
Piesident: Jas. Adderton. Caniier.

National Bank of Lexington- Der-
niot Shemwell, President: .T. E. Fox,
Cashier.

Commercial & Savings Bank — J. W.
McCrary, President; J. T. Deadrick,
Cashier.

BAKERS.

Lexington Bakery.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Lexington Brick Co.

North State Brick Co.

Harbin, W. Lee.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Everhart, G. W.
Hammer. J. II.
Hege & Weaver.
Everhart Bros.
Evans Bros.
Clodfelter D.
Young, Chas.

CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Lexington Buggy & Harness Co.

(LIBS.
Iroquoise.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Lexington Produce Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Dacotah.

Winnonah, No. 1.
Winnonah, No. 2.
Nekomis.

CON FECTIONARY DEALERS.
Saleeby, N.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Harbin, W. Lee.
Tussey, J. W.
Smith, Griff,

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Holmes Coal Co.
Crowell. J. W., Coal Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Penry, W. G.
Thompson Co., The Fred.
Ward Co., The J. F.

COTTON GINS.
Earnhardt. J. W.

DENTISTS.
Riley, J. M.
Cripliver. W. L.
Dr. Reynolds.

DRUGGISTS.
Lexington Drug Co.
Smith. J. It.

DOCTORS.
Vestal. AY. J.
Buchanan. E. J.
Hill & Hill.
Clodfelter, C. M.
Smith, H. T.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Penry, W. G.
Han kins. J. K.
Ward, J. F., Co.
Thompson Co., The Fred.
Smith. J .C.
Adderton, Geo. A.
Lopp. W. F.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Saleeby, N.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Finch, B. H.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Clodfelter. Dunree.
Hamner, Joseph.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Thompson's Sons, C. M.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Davidson Furniture Co.
Lexington Manufacturing Co.
Home Furniture Co.

GROCERS.
Lexington Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Davidson Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Davidson Insurance & Trust Co.
Montcastle vV- Mendenhall.
Shemwell & Foy.
E. B. Craven.

JEWELERS.
Sheets, A. E., & Co.

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LAUNDRIES.

Lexington Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Raper, E. E.
Walser & Walser.
Phillips, Wade H.
McCrary & McCrary.
Williams, S. E.
Robbins, F. C.
Bower, Jno. C.
LUMBER M'F'B'S. AND DEALERS.
Eagle Lumber Co.
Thompson's Sons, C. M.

MARBLE WORKS.
Hege, H. J.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
McCrary, R. L.
Crouse, Geo. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Elk Furniture Co. (Chamber Suits.)
Dixie Furniture Co. (Chamber
Suits).

Lexington Upholstering Co., (Uphol-
stering Goods).
Peacock-Couch Co. (Couches.)
Rothrock & Meany (Wagons).

PAINTERS.
Judd, S. N.
McCrary, Frank.

PRODUCE.
Finch, B. H.

PLUMBERS.
Home Plumbing Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Dunwick, W. H.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Lexington Leader.
Dispatch, H. B. Varner, Editor.
North State— J. W. Vanhoy, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Finch, S. W.
Snemwell, Dermott.
Davidson Insurance & Trust Co.
Walser, J. G., Laud Co.
Hub Land Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Ward, E. M.
Thompson, C. M.
Eagle Lumber Co.

TAILORS.
Bender, E. M.
Spanola, F.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
McCrary, J. W.
Davidson Furniture Co.
Lexington House Furnishing Co.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Judd, S. W.

THOMASVILLE.

Incorporated in 1855.

Population, 1909: Whites, 2,4S1 ; col-
ored, 630; total, 3,111.

Value real estate, $818,400; value
personal property, $30,530.

Tax Rate, 80c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. O. Burgin.

Postmaster — C. M. Hoover.

Chief of Police— L. H. Hilton.

R. R. Agent— C. C. Pritchard, South-
ern Railway; J. N. Henry, Piedmont
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — H. G. Trol-
linger, Western Union; C. D. Mendeu-
hall, Postal-Cable Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — Parker Holmes, A. K.
Bell, Pastors.

Baptist— T. S. Crutchfleld, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — Edward Suits,
' Pastor.

Reformed — Paul Barringer, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Thomasville Graded School — J. N.
Hauss, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Thomasville— J. L.
Armtield, President; Zeb Griffith,
Cashier.

The First National Bank — C. L.
Lambeth, President; A. H. Ragan,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Julian, C. A.

Earley, P. S.

McManus, C. E.

Peacock, J. W.

Atkins, C. J.

Rothrock, .1. M.

Mock, J. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Corner Drug Store.

Thomasville Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Burgin Co.

Peoples Mercantile Co.

Morris, J. M., & Son.

Elliott, L. W.

Moore, Bros.

Stone Co.

Johnson, C. E.

Cornell, D. R.

Harris, W. C.

Dorsett, E. H.

Cox, C. M., & Co.

Sugar Bros.

Votz, Joe.

Myers-Green Furniture Co.

Star Furniture Co.

Fife, E. C.

Suit, Mrs. W. A.

Kinney, J. C, & Co.

Harrison, T. F., & Son.

Tomlinson, T. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Mock Hotel.

Thomasville Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Lambeth, D. T.
Fonts, A. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Standard Chair Co.
Thomasville Chair Co.
Thomasville Spoke Works.
Thomasville Picker Stick Co.
Amazon Cotton Mills.
Bark Lumber Manufacturing Co.
Lee Manufacturing Co.
Thomasville Furniture Co.

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DAVIDSON— DAVIE.

Thoinnsvillo Veneer- I'annel Co.

Queen Chair Co.

Lambeth Furniture Co.

Cramer Furniture Co.

Jewell Cotton Mills.

Southern Norfolk Junction Planing
Mills Co.

Stokes Earnhart Machine Co.

Thomasville Bottling Co.

Johnson Manufacturing Co.

Thomasville Light & Power Co.

Thomasville Holier Mill.

Glenn Anna Milling Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Peoples.

LAWYERS.

Martin, L. A.

Pavham, B. W.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Thomasville Times — J. F. West-
moreland, Editor.

Charity and Children — A. Johnson,
Editor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Armfleld £ Myers.

Cochran, G. T.

Citizens Insurance & Realty Co.

YADKIN COLLEGE.

Incorporated in 1S63.
Population, 250.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Ed. L. Greene.
Treasurer — J. T. Williamson, Sr.
Chief of Police — J. W. Self.
Postmaster — Mrs. Flora Dale.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Protestant — A. H. Powell
Pastor.

Methodist Episcopal South — A. R
Surratt, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Yadkin Collegiate Institute— W. T
Totten, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Totten, W. T.

Dale, Mrs. T. S.

ARCHITECTS.

Phillips, M. F.

ROOT AND SHOE SHOPS.

Garrett, B. P.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Owen, W. S.
Phillips, M. F.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Williamson, J. T.
Hartley, J. A.

LAWYERS.
Owen, W. S.

JIASONS AND BUILDERS.
Gentle, R. B.

PAINTERS.
Phillips, D. W.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Grubb, W. C.

SAW MILLS.
Owen, W. S.
Owen. Ed. L.

TOBACCO FACTORIES.
Greene, Rea & Co.
Hartley, J. A., & Co.
Owen. E. L.

DAVIE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, MOCKSVILLE.

Win. R. Davie.

Formed in 1837. Named in honor of Gen.

Area, 500 square miles.

Population, 30.000. White males, 10.000;
males, 2,000; negro females, 3,000.

Value of real estate, $1,(542,428; value of personal property, $1,471,580

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,044,775; by negroes, $69,233.

No. of Schools: For whites, 42; for negroes, 12.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 13 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 4c; 3Sc.
poll ; roads and bridges, 6c. ; special, 8 l-3c. County bonded debt,

Public Roads: No. miles, 200. Worked on the old system.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH & EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Rural Telephone Company, assessed value $

Cooleemee Telephone Company, assessed value

North Carolina Midland Railroad, 17.68 miles, assessed value

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph, assessed value

Southern Express Company, assessed value

Mocksville Telephone Company, assessed value

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value

Superior Court Terms: 4th Monday after 1st Monday in March,
Monday alter 1st Monday in September in each year.

white females, 15,000 ; negro

on the

$30,000.

549.00

320.00

290.663.55

1,234.00

1,643.70

900.00

1,404.10

and 4th

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— A. T. Grant,
Mocksville.

Sheriff— J. L. Sheek, Mocksville.

Register of Deeds — J. F. Moore,
Mocksville.

Treasurer — John W. Etchison, Cana.

Coroner — W. O. Foster, Mocksville,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Surveyor — M. C. James, Mocksville,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Co. Supt. of Health — M. D. Kim-

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brough, M. D., Mocksville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— E. P. Bradley.
Mocksville.

Supt. of County Home — M. B.
Bailey, Mocksville, R. F. D. No. 5.

Co. Board of Education — T B.
Bailey, Chairman ; A. W. Ellis, S. A.
Woodruff.

County Commissioners — C. Y. Bailey,
Chairman ; J. M. Cain, B. F. Stone-
street.

County Board of Elections — Jacob
Stewart, Chairman ; J. G. Peebles, J.
W. Bailey.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Mocksville Township — E. E. Hunt,
Mocksville; Walter F. Martin, Mocks-
ville; C. W. Seaford, Mocksville.

Clarksville— T. M. Smith, Calahaln ;
H .C. Hunter, Cana, R .F. D. No. 1;
P. P. Green. Cana, R. F. D. No. 1.

Jerusalem — C. D. Lefer, Cooleemee;
John M. Blount, Cooleemee; Amos
Daniel, Mocksville, R. F. D. No. 4; J.
H. Butler, Mocksville, R. F. D. No. 4;
H. H. Swicegood, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 4; P. S. Stewart, Mocksville, R.
F. D. No. 4; W. K. Clement. Mocks-
ville, R. F. D. No. 4; .Tas. H. Coley,
Mocksville. R. F. D. No. 4.

Shady Grove — Thos. T. Watkins,
Advance; H. T. Smithdeal, Advance;
F. M .Williams, Bixby ; W. T. Foster,
Bixby.

Calahaln — H. F. Futhrow, Mocks-
ville, R. F. D. No. 5; A. L. Chaffln,
Calahaln, R. F. D. No. 1; N. S.
Gaither, Calahaln, R. F. D. No. 1;
T\ M. Anderson, Calahaln, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Fulton — J. R. Williams, Advance,
R. F. D. No. 2; A. M. Garwood,
Mocksville, R. F. D. No. 3; J. B.
Smith, Sr., Mocksville, R. F. D. No.
3; W. F. Merrell, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Farminqrton — R. D. Griffin Farm-
ington ; T. A. Fry, Farmington; E. C.
Smith, Farmington ; D. F. Taylor,
Advance, R. F. D. No. 1: John A.
Sofley. Advance. R. F. D. No. 1;
M. J. Hendrix, Farmington.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — E. L. Western, Cooleemee.

Methodist — W. Y. Scales, Cooleemee;
W. J. Hackney, Yadkin College.

Christian — M. A. Fetter, Mocks-
ville, R. F. D. No. 4.

Holiness — Will Walker, Mocksville,
R. F. D. No. 5.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Farmington — Henry A. Doak, Prin-
cipal.

Cooleemee — Geo. B. Wetmore, Prin-
cipal.

Fork Church — W. L. Merrell, Prin-
cipal.

Cana — L. S. Shomack, Principal,

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Byerly, Baxter, Cooleemee.

Lowery, J. R., Cooleemee.

Martin, J. F., Advance, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Watkins, Thos. T., Advance.

Johnson, W. Y., Farmington.

Griffith, Mr., Farmington.

Cain, J. M., Calahaln.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Cook, G. Z., Yadkin Valley.

Walls, O. C, Co., Cooleemee.

Young, C. C, Cooleemee.

Green, W. S., Cooleemee.

Swink & Dedman, Cooleemee.

Ledford Company, Cooleemee.

Dwiggins, A. A., Mocksville.

Tomlinson, Mrs., Calahaln.

Lowery, D. L., Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Koonce & Foster, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Green, Sanford, Mocksville.

Harris, H. W., & Co., Mocksville,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Foster & McCulloh, Mocksville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Howard, Dewitt, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

James, Thos., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Davis & Sou, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Hvde & Davis, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. "3.

Davis & Smith, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Foster, A. M., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Mock, J. H., Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Bailey, John, Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Allen, H., Advance, R. F. D. No. 1.

Green, J. G., Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Foster, J. H., Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Potts & Johns, Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sanford & Smith, Farmington.

Graham, G. H., Farmington.

Jones, W. F., Farmington.

Eaton, Daniel, Pino.

Foote, W. H., Cana.

McClamroch, Rufus, Cana.

Collette, Bros., Cana.

Smith, T. M., Calahaln, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Kurfees, J. Lee, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hunter, H. C, Cana, R. F. D. No. 1.
Steelman, B. R., Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

COTTON GINS.

Bailey, W. A., Advance.

Ellis, T. J., Advance.

Davis Bros., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Tutterow, H. F., Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Sheek, J. L., Mocksville.

Lefler & Foster, Mocksville, R. F. i

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D. No. 4.

Wall O. C. Co., Cooleemee.

Erwin Cotton Mills, Cooleemee.
FLOl'R, COBN AND FEED MILES.

Cooleemee Horn-Johnson Co.,

Mocksville.

Bailey & Bailey, Advance.

Davis Bros., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Pool, .Tas., Cana.

Ellis, A. H., Farmington.

Crotts, J. M., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Allen, W. Y., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Stroud, Jas., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 5.

SAW MILES.

Ellis, A. W., Farmington.
• Peebles, T. M., Cana.

Hunter, H. C, Cana, R. F. D. No. 1.

Craven, C. C, Mocksville.

Ketchie, W. R., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Tutterow, H. F., Mocksville.

Hill, A. G., Mocksville, R. F. D.
N. 4.

Lefler & Foster, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Davis & Sons, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Seaford Bro., Mocksville.

Sparkes, J. L., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

PUBEIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Cartner, J. L., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Miller, Miss Sarah, Mocksville, R
F. D. No. 1.

Stonestreet, Miss Mattie, Mocks-
ville, R. F. D. No. 5.

Womack, S. L., Cana.

Haneline, Miss Luna. Cana.

Ferebee, J. G., Cana.

Nicks, W. M., Cana.

Glasscock, Miss Mattie, Calahaln.

Allen, W. B., Advance, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Smith, Miss Ella, Advance.

Butner, Miss Mattie, Advance.

Smith, Miss Effie, Advance.

Bowden, Mr. Frank, Bend.

Hendrix, Miss Sallie, Cana.

Doak, H. A., Farmington.

Helms, Miss Eunice, Farmington.

Abernethy, Miss Dora E, Farming-
ton.

Booe, Miss Celia, Cana, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Sain, Mrs. Daisy, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Orrell, A., Advance, R. F. D. No. 2.

Mason, W. D., Advance.

Crouse, Miss Delia, Advance.

Merrell, W. S., Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Stevens, Miss Ruby, Mocksville.

Holder, Miss Lidia, Mocksville.

Hendrix, L. P., Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Brown, Miss Viola, Mocksville.

Martin, Miss Lelia, Mocksville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Wetmore, G. B., Cooleemee.

Smyre, F. A., Cooleemee.

Groves, Miss Annie, Cooleemee.

Graves, Miss Thiza, Cooleemee.

Tatum, Miss Pattie, Cooleemee.

Allen, Miss Mattie, Cooleemee, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Eaton, James, Mocksville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

VanEaton. Miss Sallie, Mocksville.

Foster. Miss Cora, Mocksville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Ellis, Miss Lizzie, Advance.

Henry, Miss Mary, Advance.

Kirkiiatrick, Miss Elizabeth, Ad-
vance.

Orrell, Miss Carry, Advance, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Tucker, W. C, Advance, R. F. P.
No. 2.

Henry, Mrs. Bessie, Cornatzers.

Atkinson, Earl, Mocksville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Bowden, J. M., Advance.

Atkinson, Miss Effiie, Mocksville.

Jenkins, R. D., Mocksville.

Tavlor, Miss Lenora, Mocksville.

Gaither, Miss Sarah, Mocksville.

Battle, Miss Pattie, Mocksville.

Arrowood, Miss, Mocksville.

MOCKSVTLLE.

Population, 1909, 1.500. No. white
polls, 224 ; No. colored polls, 26.

Value real estate, $222,461; value
personal property, $193,226; tax rate.
75 cents on the $100; $2.25 on ti.e
poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — G. E. Horn.

Chief of Police — W. C. P. Etchison.

City Clerk — F. M. Johnson.

Treasurer — F. M. Johnson.

Tax Collector— W. C. P. Etchison.

City Attorney — T. B. Bailey.

City Supt. of Health — M. D. Kim-
brough.

Postmaster — B. O. Morris.

R. R. Agent — Y. A. Allison, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — Y. A. Allison. South-
ern Express Co.

Telegraph Manager — Y. A. Allison.

Telephone Manager — L. Y. Horn,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— C. S. Cashwell, Pastor.

Episcopal — S. J. M. Brown, Rector.

Methodist — B. Morgeson and F. T.
Parker. Pastors.

Presbyterian— E. P. Bradley, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mocksville Graded School— R. D.
Jenkins, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Swicegood Hotel.

Holman, Mrs. Kate.

Blackwood, Mrs. W. S.

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Drummers' Home.
Myers, C. C.
Sprinkle, Mrs. G. H.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Davie— W. A. Bailey,
President; G. T. Byerly, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Byerly, T. J.

BRICK 3IANUFACTURERS.
Cain, P. B.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Poplin, Jas. M.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Baitz, J. T.
Clement, J. L.
Bailey & Martin.
Green, J. P.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IX

CATTLE.
Willson. R. L.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.
Sanford, C. C. Sons & Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Daniel Bro.
Meronev, P. L.
Rollins, R. H.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Caudle, John.
Miekev, W. S.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
IIorne-.Tohnston Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Baitz, J. T.
Clement, J. L.
Bailey & Martin.

COTTON GINS.
Sheek, J. L.

DENTISTS.
Anderson, R. P.
Taylor, A. Z.

DRUGGISTS.
Moeksville Drue Co.

DOCTORS.
Kimbrough, M. D.
Rodwell, J. W.
Martin, W. C.
Clement, B. C.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Baitz, J. T.
Clement. J. L.
Bailey & Martin.
Green. J. P.
Rollins, R. H.
Casey & Stonestreet.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Daniel Bro.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Green, J. P.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Lyons, Henry (colored).
Brown, Charles (colored).

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Moeksville Furniture Co. — J. B.
Johnston. Manager; J. F. Hanes, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.

Moeksville Chair Co. — G. B. Horn,
Manager; Jas. McGuire. Secretary

and Treasurer.

GROCERS.
Moeksville Wholesale Grocery Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Hunt, B. E.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Chappin, T. N. (Fire).
McGlamory, A. M. (Fire and Life).

JEWELERS.
Howard, Henry.

LAWYERS.
Gaither, E. L.
Bailey, T. B.
Stewart, Jacob.
Grant. A. T., Jr.
Chappin, T. N.
Morris, E. H.

LUMBER M'F'R'S & DEALERS.
Sheek, J. L.
Kincaid Bros.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Hunt, E. E.
Grant, A. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Kincaid Bros. (Doors, Sash, Blinds,
etc.)

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Hunt, E .E.
Sanford. C. C. Sons & Co.

PAINTERS.
Powell, J. T.
Smith, W. H. ,

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Jones, J. E.. & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Fralev, R. E.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Davie Record — C. F. Stroud, Edi-
tor.

Moeksville Courier — Wm. K. Cle-
ment, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Grant, A. T., Jr.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Green, J. P.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Hunt. E. E.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Brown. M. D., & Son.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Smith, Jas.

ADVANCE.

Incorporated in 1S95. Population.
1000: White. 250; colored, 50; total,
300.

Value real estate. S50.000 ; value
personal property, $50,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. F. Smithdeal.

Postmaster — L. A. Bailey.

R. R. Agent — Mr. Mickie.

Manager Telegraph — Mr. Mickie.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Davis, Pastor.

Methodist— L. L. Smith, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

High School — Miss Lula Hendrix,
Principal.

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DAVIE— DUPLIN.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Wood & Mock.
Jones, J. W.
Crews, Lee.
Bailey & Bailey.
Smithdeal, H .L.

Thompson, C. L.
Foster & Myers.
Mege, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. J. W.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Jones, J. W.

DUPLIN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, KENANSVILLE.

Formed in 1849. Named in honor of Lord Duplin.

Area, 670 square miles.

Population, 30,000, estimated ; foreign born, 100, estimated.

Value of real estate, $2,7S1,731 ; value personal property, $1,588,312.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $4,132,826; by negroes, $237,217.

No. of Schools: For whites, 72; for negroes, 40.

Tax Rate: County purposes and poor, 21 l-6c. on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 900. Worked by Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wallace Telephone Co., assessed value $ 1,502.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 36.96 miles, assessed value 1,080.266.14

The Pullman Co., assessed value

Southern Express Co., assessed value

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value

Teachey's Bell Telephone Co., assessed value

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value

Hallsville Telephone Co., assessed value

Rose Hill Telephone Co., assessed value

Armour Car Lines Co., assessed value

Duplin Telephone Co., assessed value

Superior Court Terms: 21st February (two weeks); 4th
'criminal cases only); 29th August (two weeks, civil cases
vember (two weeks).

July

only)

5,719.25

3,436.17

14.505.S3

750.00

6,076.00

450.00

4.280.00

9,333.00

690.00

(one week,

; 21st No-

COUNTV OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— D .H. Wallace,
Kenansville.

Sheriff— G. O. Best, Genansville.

Register of Deeds — J. J. Bowden.
Kenansville.

Treasurer — G. G. Best, Kenansville.
ville.

Coroner — B. F. Smith, Sr., Keans-

Surveyor — L. Sanderson. Cabin.

Co. Supt. of Health— Dr. J. A. Fer-
rell, Kenansville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— D. S. Ken-
nedy, Kenansville.

Supt. of County Home — E. N.
Madra, Kenansville.

Co. Board of Education — L. A.
Beasley (ehrm.), Kenansville; W. R.
Newbury, Magnolia; M. F. West-
brook, Leon.

County Commissioners — J. M. Fai-
son (chrm.). Faison ; B. F. Williams,
Kenansville; D. J. Williams, Wallace.

County Board of Elections — D. S.
Hines (chrm.), Kenansville; Henry
Dail, Kenansville; J. A. Gavin, Sr.,
Kenansville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Warsaw Township — W. R. Black-
more, Warsaw; J. H. Fonvielle, War-
saw; L. Middleton, Warsaw. •

Faison — J. A. Shine, Faison : Thos.
Perrett. Faison ; W. J. Oates. Faison ;
E. F. Hicks. Warsaw: S. A. Bowden

Calypso; M. K. Moore. Warsaw.

Wolfscrape — Frank Cherry. Mt.
Olive; Lawton Outlaw, Mt. Olive;
Julius E. Swiuson, Mt. Olive; Kirby
Dail, Mt. Olive.

Glisson — P. L. Kornegay, Branches
Store; C. J. Kornegay," Branches
Store : Benj. Herring, Branches Store ;
J. L. Kelly. Branches Store.

Albertson — W. G. Kornegay, Albert-
son ; S. W. Peele. Albertson.

Smith— E. B. Bishop, Cabin; G. W.
Smith, Kenansville; DeLeon Smith,
Leon.

Limestone — F. L. Potter. Hallsville;
J. W. Sandlin, Hallsville; Kit R.
Hunter. Hallsville: S. W. Gresham,
Benlaville; H. S. Thomas, Beulaville.

Cypress Creek— D. W. Dail, Chin-
quapin ; R. N. Cola. Chinquapin ; E.
W. Brown, Chinquapin : R. F. Sholar,
Sloan; W. R. Sholar, Sloan.

Island Creek — James D. Teaehey,
Teacheys ; W. S. Teaehey, Wallace;
| D. E. Boney. Wallace.

Rockfish— D. H. Williams, Wallace;
J. T. Turner, Wallace; D. Stokes
Williams, Wallace; T. L. Johnson.
Rose Hill ; W. B. Register, Rose HU1 ;
C. C. James. Rose Hill.

Kenansville' — Henry Dail, Kenans-
; ville; A. F. Williams, Kenansville; G.
I W. Carroll Magnolia.

Rose Hill — Henry Fussell, Jr., Ro.se

DUPLIN COUNTY.

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Hill; W. W. Cooke, Rose Hill: Itobt.
Williams, Rose Hill: I. P. Alderman.
Rose Hill.

Magnolia — M. J. Carlton, Magnolia ;
Geo. Edwards, Magnolia; G. H. Rob-
inson, Magnolia; L. F. Byrd, Mag-
nolia.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Early, B. G., Beulaville.

Ezzell, C. W., Wallace.

Wallace, T. P., Branches Store.

Jones, G. W., Kenansville.

Jones, J., Kenansville.

Kennedy, G. W., Cabin.

Kennedy, R. C, Cabin.

Whaley, H. J., Cabin.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Landin, F. F., Chinquepin.

Kennedy, G. W.. Beulaville.

Maxwell, J. F., Resacca.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Parker, G. B. D., Cbinqnepin.

Hnssey, C. E., Chinquepin.

Teachey, C. C. & Son, Rose Hill.

Cameron, D. A., Calypso.

Albritton Bros., Calypso.

Stanton, James. Mt. Olive.

Grady, J. McR., Albertson.

Kennedy, W. J., Cabin.

Bishop, I. T., Branches Store.

Scott, O. W., Hallsville.

Middleton, S. O.. Hallsville.

Carr, R. D., Magnolia.

James, O. H„ & Co.. Sloan.

Maready, J. B., Chinquepin.

Pierce, T. B., Warsaw.

Joyner, Mt. Olive.

Carr, J. O., & Son, Wallace.

Sholar, S. J. L., Sloan.

Register. J. L., Rose Hill.

Roland Lumber Co.. Bowden.

Brown, W. R., Sloan.

Teachey, J. A., Rose Hill.

Qninn, A. A., Kenansville.

Cottle, J. L., Chinquepin.

Fountain, P. T., Chinquepin.

Maxwell. G. M., Resacca.

Cooper & Moore. Warsaw.

Outlaw, J. L.. Mt. Olive.
COTTON GINS.

Byrd & Albritton. Calypso.

Sutton, Ed. .Calypso.

Wilkinson. Scoot, Calypso.

Oliver, J. B., Mt. Olive.

Bland, C. W., Faison.

Parker, B. G. D., Chinquepin.

Qninn, O. H., Renlaville.

James, J. L., Sloan.

Garner, Daniel. Mt. Olive.

Waller. S. M., Branches Store.

Gradv, J. McR.. Albertson.

Rackley, A. C, Rose Hill.
SAW MILES.

Sandlin. L. W.. Beulaville.

Williams, Ashley, Beulaville.

.Tames, J. L., Sloan.

Parker, B. B. D.. Chinquepin.

Lanier, A. L., Hallsville.

Lanier. Dennis, Chinquepin.

Cottle, Jerre, Wallace.
Reaves, Wilson, Mt. Olive.
Waller, S. M., Branches Store.
Grady, J. McR., Albertson.
Smith, Ralph, Leon.
Southerland, C. J., Kenansville.
Bryan, J. K., Kenansville.
Ferrell & Murray, Kenansville.
Hall, L. F. Warsaw.
Sandlin, R. J., Warsaw.
Pierce, T. B., Warsaw.
Bell, J. R. & Co., Warsaw.
Dawson, W. H.. Warsaw.
Pierce, J. H., Warsaw.
Roland Lumber Co., Bowden.
Page, W. C, Faison.
Mallard, J. W.. Faison.
Patton. W., Calypso.
Magnolia Manufacturing Co., Mag-
nolia.

Baker, J. H., Magnolia.
Cottle Bros., Rose Hill.
Cottle Isaac, Rose Hill.
Fussell, Jesse, Rose Hill.
Mallard, A. W., Rose Hill.
Teachev, C. C, Rose Hill
Carr, E. McN., Rose Hill.
Murphy, D. S.. Rose Hill.
Bonev Bros., Wallace.

PCBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Williams. P. M.. Calypso.
Spencer, Prof.. Faison.
Tart, B. I., Warsaw.
Tvler, J. M., Magnolia.
Maxwell, H. C, Rose Hill.
Shaw, P. E., Teachevs.
Williams. M. M., Wallace.
Mayo, Miss Frances, Beulaville.
Loftin, Miss Maria. Bowden.
Carlton. Miss Maggie, Warsaw.

KENANSVILLE.

Incorporated in 1800.

Populationfl 1909: White, 300 ; col-
ored, 100: total, 400.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. D. Williams.

Postmaster — Thad. Jones.

Chief of Police — J. B. Quartermas,
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — Rev. Lowder, Kenans-
ville, Pastor.

Presbyterian — J. E. L. Winecoff,
Kanansville, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

James Sprunt Institute CPresby-
terian Female College) — J. E. L. Wine-
coff. President.

Grove Academy — (Methodist school
for boys) — Horace Stuart. Principal.

DOCTORS.

Serrell, John A.

DRUGGISTS.
Ferrell, J. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wallace, B.
Cooper, W. B.
Southerland. N. B., & Co.
Southerland. J. X., ,v- Son.

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DUPLIN COUNTY.

LAWYERS.

Beasley, L. A.

Carltou, D. L.

Williams, H. D.

Jones, Thad.

Gavin, John A., Jr.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Bowden, Mrs. B. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Hinson, J. F.

Hines, D. S. (Life and Fire).
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Eastern Carolina News — D. S. Hines,
Editor.

MAGNOLIA.

Incorporated in 1S55.

Population, 1909: White, 400; col-
ored, 300; total, 700.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $148,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — George Edwards.

Postmaster — II. M. Swinson.

Chief of Police — Richard, Mathis.

R. R. Agent — P. J. Heath, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — P. J. Heath,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. C. Whedbee, Pastor.

Baptist— .1. H. Booth, Pastor.

Universalist — Thos. Chaplan, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Public School — John Tyler, Prin-
cipal.

DOCTORS.

Carr, R. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Magnolia Drue; Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Newbury, The H. E., Co.

Home. J. C.

Middleton, Theo.

Groves, J. H., & Son.

Gaylor, C. P.

Edwards. Geo.

Cox. Miss Macy.

Newbnrv Supply Co.

Scott. F. D., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Mathis House.

LIVERY STABLES.

R. Mathis.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Magnolia Manufacturing Co. (Lum-
ber, Crates, Gin. Furniture).

Croom, J. F. (Lumber. Crates, Gin).

Magnolia Crate Works (Lumber,
Crates, Sash, Doors, Blinds).

WARSAW.

Incorporated in 1885.

Population, 1909: White, 1,000; col-
ored, 500; total, 1.500.

Value real estate, $328,770; value
personal porperty, $167,926.

Tax Rate, 33 l-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Major — R. D. Johnson.

Postmaster — J. B. Winders.

Chief of Police — Geo. Blackburn.

R. R. Agent— B. C. Vien, Atlantic
Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— -Braxton Craig, Pastor.

Methodist — J. M. Lowder, Pastor.

Presbyterian — P. C. Clark, Pastor.

Episcopal — W. R. Noe, Rector.
CLUBS.

Warsaw Commercial Club — J. L.
Lane, President; Herbert Smith, Sec-
retary.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Warsaw Graded and High School —
B. I. Tart, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Warsaw — N. L. Stevens,
President; H. F. Peirce, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Hussey, L.

Lane. J. L.

Williams, J. M.

DENTISTS.

Heming, J. C. D.

Boyette, Frank.

DRUGGISTS.

Warsaw Drug Co.

LAWYERS.

Stevens, H. L.

Johnson & Johnson.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Heming & Hobbs.

Murray, M. T.

Middleton, F. G.

Justice, Co., The

Cox. J. B.

Fonveille, J. H.

Warsaw Hardware Co.

Hines, S. E.

Johnson. J. Walter.

Slossberg. L., & Bro.

Walker, E. H.

Best, L. P.

Thornton, W. C.

Mnrrav, Miss Etta (Millinery).

Wilson, J. P. (Broker).

Tucker. J. W. (Standard Oil Co.).
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Owen, H. G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Warsaw Inn.

Carolina House.

Blanchard, Mrs. Harriett.

LIVERY STABLES.

Best, R. H.
Farrior, Lacey.
Hollingsworth, W. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Warsaw Manufacturing Co.
Newcomb, A. W. (Turning Factory,
Sash, Doors. Blinds.
Vernona Lumber Co.
Pence, J. H., Lumber Co.
Warsaw Crate & Basket Factory.
Warsaw Tobacco Warehouse.
Tucker, J. W. (Machine Shops).

DUPLIN COUNTY.

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Bell Lumber Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Blackmore, R. W.
Bass, J. W. R.

WALLACE.

Poppulation, 1909 : Whites, 425; col-
ored, 75; total, 500.

Value real estate, $90,295; yalue per-
sonal property, $S7,095.54.

Tax Kate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. R. Rose.

Postmaster — R. B. Colwell.

Chief of Police — Jno. B. Boney.

R. R. Agent— J. R. Rose, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — J. R. Rose,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — W. P. M. Currie,
Pastor.

Baptist — J. A. Smith, Pastor.

Methodist— Y. E. Wright, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wallace Graded School— R. M. Wil-
liams, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Duplin — H. C. McQueen,
President; A. L. McGowen, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Graham, B. R.

Carroll, J. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Wallace Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wallace Grocery Co.

Hall Mercantile Co.

Carr & Wells.

Z. J. Carter & Son.

Boney Co. (The).

Mann & Pifford.

Bonev, Jno. B.

Sheffield. R. T.

Powell Hardware Co.

Sheffield, .T. W.

Hussey. F. G.

Cooper & Williams.

Powell. M. O., & Bro.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Boney.

Sloan's Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Carter, L. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Cumberland Lumber Co.
Norfolk Lumber Co.
Boney, G. L.

DENTISTS.

Sloan. C. S.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

McGowen & Carr.

LAWYERS.

Ward, Geo. R.

SALES STABLES.

Carter & Brice.
Wells. W. D.

FAISON.

Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 1909: Whites, 300; col-
ored, 100; total, 400.

Value real estate, $125,000; value
personal property, $34,000.
Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — I. W. Lane.
Postmaster — V. N. Seawell.
Chief of Police — J. S. Rogers.
R. R. Agent — I. W. Lane, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — I. W. Lane,
Western Union.

TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
Faison-Clinton Telephone Co., Inc.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — Peter Mclntyre, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— E. E. Roge, Pastor.
Baptist — W. B. Rivenbark, Pastor.
Episcopal — Edward Wooten, Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Faison Male Academy.
Presbyterian High School.
Public School.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Faison — C. S. Hines, Presi-
dent; M. McD. Williams, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Faison. J. M.
Seawell. V. N.

DRUGGISTS.
Faison, J. M.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Williams, M. McD.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE..
Hines, C. S., & Bro.
Southerland. C. T., & Co.
Faison & Pierce.
Taylor & Thompson.
Presise. H. C.
Southerland, R. B.
Clifton, N. D.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Hollingsworth, J. N.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Joseph, Maggie.
Joseph. Harry.
Romanus, Romulus.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Presise. H. C.
Southerland. R. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Witherington.
King, Mrs. Julia.

LIVERY STABLES.
Southerland. C. T.. & Co.
DEALERS IN HORSES AND MULES.
Herring, E. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
niand, C. W. (Modern Colton Gin)

Long. Henry (Blacksmith and Re-
pair Shop).
Rosrers. C. S.. (Blacksmith Shop.)
Mallard. J. W. (Saw Mill and Crate
Factory).

Lee. L. (Saw Mill).

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DUPLIN— DURHAM.

School— H. C.
Miss Florence

ROSE 1111,1,.

Incorporated in L901.

Population, 1909: Whites. 300; col-
ored, 50; total, 350.

Value real estate. $107,426.98; value
personal property, $50,000.37.

Tax Kate. 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. F. Blizzard.

Postmaster — Henry Fussell. Jr.

Chief of Police— Z. A. Rochelle.

R. R. Agent— J. T. Tick, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — J. T. Vick,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. M. Page, Pastor.

Presbyterian — W. P. M. Curry, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— Y. E. Wright, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rose Hill Graded
Maxwell, Principal;
Boyette, Assistant.

Croom, Miss Mary (Primary).
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Rose Hill— Matt. J. Heyer,
President; J. C. Williams, Vice-Presi-
dent; Maury Ward. Second-Vice-Pres-
ident; W. B. Southerland, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Hatcher, T. R.

DENTIST.

Howes, I. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Blizzard, J. F.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Henderson. W. D., & Co.

Parker & Bland.

Teachey, J. B.

Teachey. C. C, & Sons.

Fussell, .T. D.

Fussell. .T. H.. & Son.

Burton. Dayid.

Scott, C. J.. & Co.

Young & Fussell.

Carr & Wells.

Carr. Mrs. A. F. (Millinery").

Rose Hill Millinery Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Oyerbrook Hotel.

Carr House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Fussell. A. O.

Kilpatrick, A. M.
Scott, C. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Atlantic Ciflin & Casket Co.

Fussell, Jesse (Saw Mill, Planing
Mill, Cotton Gin and Grist Mill).

Fussell & Boney (Saw Mill).

Jones, W. H. (Turning Works).
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Blizzard, J. F. (Fire, Accident,
Health).

Southerland, W. B. (Fire).

COFFIN & CASKET DEALERS.

Henderson, W. D. & Co.

E.

TEACHEYS.

Incorporated in 1899.

Population, 1909: Whites, 150.

Value real estate, $56,230; yalue per-
sonal property, $17,642.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
3Iayor — H. D. McMillan.

Postmaster— J. C. McMillan. Sr.

Chief of Folic*; — D. C. Bland.

R. R. Agent — Mrs. S. M. Justice, At-
lantic Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— B. F. DeLoatch, W. B.
Riyenhark, Pastors.

Presbyterian— L. E. Wells, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Teachey's State High School — P.
Shaw, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McMillan, H. D.

McMillan, J. C, Jr.

McMillan, J. C, Sr.

Cottle. B. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hotel Rex.

Mclntyre (Boarding House).
LIVERY STABLES.

Teachey's Livery & Feed Stables.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Southerland & Newton Mfg. Co.
Southerland, Q. G. (Saw Mill) .
Carr, S. C. (Saw Mill).
Teachey, John, & Bro. (Saw Mill).
Rockfish Lumber Co. (Saw Mill).
Boney, E. (Saw Mill, Grist Mill and
Cotton Gin).
Fussell, B. F. (Crate Factory).

DURHAM COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, DURHAM.

in honor of Dr. Bart Durham.

Formed in 1SS1 Named

Area, 234 skuare miles.

Population, 35.000. White males, 13.250; white females,
males, 4,775; negro females, 3.975; foreign born, 127.

Value of real estate, $8,799,800; value of personal

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $17,959,511; by

No. of Schools: For whites, 27; for negroes, 13.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 13 2-3c. on the $100;
16 2-3c. : special, 10c; State, 25c; Schools, 18c.

13,000 ; negro

property. $9,742,747.
negroes, $583,036.

roads and bridges,

DURHAM COUNTY.

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Bonded debt, $1S0,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 550 — 83 macadamized. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Co., 11.18 miles, assessed value $325,706.25

North Carolina Railroad, 10.22 miles, assessed value 759,455.30

Durham & Southern Railroad, 8.18 miles, assessed value 67,204.30

Seaboard Air Line Railroad, 10.39 miles, assessed value 208,904.25

Durham & South Carolina Railroad, 9.25 miles, assessed value.. 46,250.00

Norfolk & Western Railroad, 19.50 miles, assessed value 339.551.04

The Pullman Co., assessed value 2. 731. 04

Southern Cotton Oil Co. .assessed value 5,100.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 6,086.74

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 6.901 .V_>

Durham Traction Co., assessed value 154,300.00

Southern Bell Telphone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 3,S26.00

Southside Telephone Co., assessed value 480.00

North Carolina Telephone Co., assesed value 567.00

American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 1.334.60

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 1,285.00

Interstate Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 70,000.00

Orange Telephone Co., assessed value 195.00

Superior Court Terms: Criminal — 10th January (one week); 10th May
(one week); 22nd August (one week); 5th December (one week). Civil —
24th January (two weeks) ; 20th March (two weeks) ; 3rd October (two
weeks) .

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — C. B. Green,
Durham.

Sheriff — J. F. Harward, Durham.

Register of Deeds — M. G. Markham,
Durham.

Treasurer — S. Bowling, Durham.

Coroner — A. C. Jourdan, Durham.

Surveyor — E. C. Belvin, Durham.

jCo. Supt. of Health— N. M. Johnson,
Durham.

Co. Supt of Schools — C. W. Massey,
Durham.

Supt. of .County .Home — W. O.
Thompson, Durham.

Co. Board of Education — J. W. Um-
stead, Williardsville; G. P. Stallings,
Durham; W. T. Mangum, Durham.

Co. Board of Elections — S. C. Braw-
ley, Durham ; R. P. Reade, Durham ;
S. M. Holton, Durham.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Durham .Township — R. C. Cox.
Durham; D. C. Gunter, Durham; R.
A. Harris, Durham; J. J. Cox, Dur-
ham: E. K. Powe, West Durham; J.
T. Morton, East Durham ; W. H.
Lewellyn, Durham; H. H. Belvin,
Durham ; J. C. Wrenn, Durham.

Lebanon— W. S. Terrv, Sr., Dur-
ham, R. F. D.; J. N. S. Latta, Dur-
ham, R. F. D. ; J. A. Henderson, Dur-
ham. R. F. D.

Patterson — G. A. Barbee, Durham.
R. F. D. ; C. A. Shepherd, Durham,
R. F. D.

Oak Grove— A. M. Hall, Nelson. ; T.
J. Holloway. Nelson ; J. W. Rogers,
Nelson ; A. M. Sorrell, Nelson ; J. D.
Fletcher, Durham, R. F. D.

Mangum — D. D. Harris. Rougemont ;
E. H. Veasey. Rougemont; P. A.

Flinton, Rougemont.

Cedar Fork — W. H. Morris, Durham.
R. F. D. ; E. R. Green, Durham, R.
F. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Metodist — J. B. Thompson, Durham ;
P. H. Massey, Durham.

Baptist — W. E. Duunegan, West
Durham ; J. A. Hackney, Durham ; J.
M. Arnette, Durham.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Ward, M. P., Gorman.

Holt, D. M., Willardville.

Mavnard, Dr., Rougemont.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hester, J. L., West Durham.

McDonald. W. J., West Durham.

Bowen, W. T., West Durham.

Hester, B. F., West Durham.

Holder & Cheek. East Durham.

Morris, C. W., East Durham. '

Brown, W. B., East Durham.

Johnson, A. K., East .Durham.

Alford, T. H., East Durham.

Lie-eon, F. G., East Durham.

Miller, S., East Durham.

Lewis, J. D., & Co., East Durham.

Barbee, I. S., East Durham.

Carver, H. L., Rougemont.

Critcher & Jacobs, Rougemont.

Morris, W. H., Nelson.

Home. S. R., Morrisville.
FLOCK, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Tilley, Cassum. Durham.

Christian Mill. Durham.

Patterson Mill, Durham.

Picket Mill, Durham.

SAW MILLS.

Chatham Lumber Co., East Durham.

Carrington Lumber Co., East Dur-
ham.

linker. D. A.. East Durham.

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IK'UIIAM COUNTY.

Hancock, John, Chapel Hill.

Barbee, .lack, Durham, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Fowler, Joe, Chapel Hill, R. F. D.

Sears Bros., Durham.

Carkham Bros., Durham.

Barbee Bros., Durham, R. F. D.

Barbee, W. L., West Durham.

McGranham Bros., Durham.
COTTON GINS.

Colclough, Lum, Durham.

Barbee, J. H., Durham.

Shipp, John, Durham.

Pickett, Asa, & Sons, Durham.

Barbee Bros., Durham.

Morris, W. H., Nelson.

Belvin, Mrs. D. L., Durham.

Pickett & Co., Durham.

Jones, R. N., Durham.

Erwin Cotton Mill Co., Durham.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Grant, Thos. M., Durham.

Mann, Miss Annie Lee, West Dur-
ham.

White, Miss Lillian, West Durham.

PisTC Miss Nannie B., Nelson.

Barbee, H. C, East Durham.

Foushee, Miss Emma, West Dur-
ham.

Hargrove, L. L.. West Durham.

Owen, Miss Hattie, West Durham.

Belvin, Miss Mozelle, Durham, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Bragg, Miss Beulah, Gorman.

Faucette, Miss Julia, Durham.

Suitt, Mrs. S. M., Durham, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Chandler, Miss Susan, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Lee, Miss Eva, Rougemont, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Thompson, Miss Ida, Stagville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Tillev. Pervis, Bahama, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Brown, Miss Annie, West Durham.

Goodman, Paul T., West Durham.

Satterwhite, Miss Katherine, Ran-
sonville.

Ball. Miss Lilly, Bahama.

Ellis, Miss Iver. Durham, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Garrard. Miss Lorena, Rougemont,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Hollowav, Miss Lillie, Gorman, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Horton, Mrs. B. A., Nelson.

Clark, Miss E. H., Rougemont, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Shields, Miss Blanche, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Jones. Miss Annie. Rougemont.

Wilkerson, Miss Jennie, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Herndon, Miss Corinna, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Lockhart. S. P.. Chapel Hill.

Mann, Mrs. B. N., West Durham.

Koonce, Miss Annie, West Durham.

Bailey. Miss Loula. Gorman.

Weatherly, A. C, Gorman.

Mangum, .Miss Lillie, Durham, R. F.
D. No 2.

Hargrove, Mrs. L., West Durham.

Thomas, Miss Sallie, W. Durham.

Tilley, Miss Alva, Bahama.

Latta. Miss Lola, West Durham, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Suitt, S. M„ Durham, R. F. D. No. 4.

Carpenter, A. M., Durham, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Anderson, J. M., Durham, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Vickers, Miss Sallie, West Durham,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Rovall, Miss Evelyn, East Durham.

Sorrell, Mrs. D. W., Durham.

Young, Miss Lila, West Durham.

Billiard, Mrs. M. Louise, Autryville.

Barbee, Miss Bettie, Durham.

Umstead, Miss Nell, Bahama.

Cole, Miss Rose Lee, Durham, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Crews. Miss Eunice, Rougemont, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Dubose, A. P., Gorman, R. F. D. I
No. 1.

Barnes. Mrs. L. L., Durham, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Douglas, Miss Nannie, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Jones, Miss Nan P., Stem, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Wray, Miss Helen, Rougemont.

Upcffhrch, Miss Addie, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Barnes, Miss Bessie, Durham, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Green, G. J., Bahama.

DURHAM.

Incorporated in 1S69.

Population. 1909: 23.010.

No. white polls, 1,813; No. colored
P< lis. 722.

Value real estate. $6,134,556; value
personal property, $9,402,934.

Tax Rate: $1.17 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $398,845.80.

Floating debt, $140,772.92.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. J. Griswold.

Chief of Police — J. F. Freeland.

City Clerk — George W. Woodward.

Treasurer — T. M. Stephens.

Tax Collectoi — J. R. Patton.

Standard-Keeper — Geo Booth.

City Attorney— R. O. Everett.

City Supt. of Health— T. A. Mann.

Postmaster — P. J. O'Brien.

R. R. Agents — R. L. Montgomery,
Durham & Southern; R. L. Montgom-
ery, Seaboard Air Line Ry. ; J. .W.
Roach. Southern Ry. Co.; R. A. Hon-
evcutt. Durham & South Carolina
R. R. ; R. M. Taliaferro, Norfolk &
Western, Ry.

Express Agent — P. L. Stone.

Telegraph Managers — F. H. Heidt,
Western Union Tel. Co. ; A. Wilker-

DURHAM COUNTY.

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son, Postal.

Telephone Manager — W. W. Shaw,
Interstate Telephone & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AN1> CHURCHES.

Baptist — (First), J. W. Lynch, Pas-
tor; (Second), W. C. Barrett, Pastor;
(North Durham), J. M. Arnett, Pas-
tor.

Christian— (Main Street), A. P. Bar-
bee. Pastor.

Episcopal— (St. Phillies), S. S. Bost,
Thos. L. Trott.

Methodist — (Memorial), M. Brad-
sbaw, Pastor; (Mangum Street i, EL
E. Spence, Pastor; (Trinity), G. T.
Adams, Pastor.

Presbyterian — (First), E. K. Ley-
burn, Pastor.

Catholic— (St. Mary Immaculate! ,
William F. O'Brien, Pastor.
COLLEGES.
Trinity College Eaculty.

JOHN CARLISLE KIGO, President
and Avera Professor of Biblical Lit-
erature, A. M.. Wofford; D. D., Wof-
ford and Randolph-Macon.

WILLIAM HOWELL PEGRAM.
Professor of Chemistry, A. B., A. M.,
Trinity.

ROBERT LEE FLOWERS, Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, Graduate
United States Naval Academy ; A. M.,
Trinity.

WILLIAM IYEY CRANFORD. Carr
Professor of Philosophy, A. B., Trini-
ty; Ph. D., Yale.

ARTHUR HERBERT MERRITT,
Professor of Greek, A. B,, Wesleyau ;
Leipsic, 1894-5.

WILLIAM PRESTON FEW, Dean
and Professor of English, A. B.. Wof-
ford: A. M., Ph. D., Harvard.

CHARLES WILLIAM EDWARDS,
Professor of Physics, A. B., Trinity:
A. M., Tulane; M. S., University of
New York; Columbia, 1896-8.

WILLIAM HENRY GLASSON. Pro-
fessor of Political Economy and So-
cial Science, Ph. B.. Cornell ; Univ. of
Penn., 1897-8; Ph. D., Colunilua.

WILLIAM FRANCIS GILL, Profes-
sor of Latin, A. B., Trinity ; Johns
Hopkins, 1894-8.

ALBERT MICA.TAH WEBB, Pro-
fessor of Romance Languages, A. B.,
A. M., Yale; Sorbonne (Paris), and
Madrid. 1907-8.

WILLIAM HANE WANNAMAKER,
Professor of German, A. B., Wofford ;
A. M., Trinity and Harvard ; Harvard,
1901-3; Leipsic and Berlin, 1903-5.

JAMES JACOB WOLFE, Professor
of Biology, A. B.. Wofford ; University
of Chicago, 1900-2; Ph. D., Harvard.

WILLIAM KENNETH BOYD, Pro-
fessor of History, A. B., A. M., Trini-
ty; Ph. D.. Columbia.

JOHN COUNCIL WOOTEN, Pro-
fessor of Biblical Literature, A. B.,
Trinity ; B. D., Pacific Theological

Seminary.

EUGENE CLYDE BROOKS, Pro-
fessor of History and Science of Edu-
cation. A. B., Trinity.

SAMUEL FOX MORDECAI. Dean
of the Law School and Professor of
Law.

ATWELL CAMPBELL McINTOSH,
Professor of Law, A. B., A. M., David-
son.

ROBERT PERCY READE, Asso-
ciate Professor of Law, A. B., Trinity ;
B. L., University of Michigan.

JULIAN BLANCHARD, Adjunct
Professor of Applied Mathematics. A.
B., A. M., Trinitv; Columbia, 1906-9.

FRANK CLYDE BROWN. Profes-
sor of English, A. B.. University of
Nashville; A. M., Ph. D., University
of Chicago.

HERBERT HUNTER VAUGHAN.
Assistant Professor in Modern Lan-
guages, A. B., Michigan; Ph. D., Har-
vard.

ARTHUR MATHEWS GATES. As-
sistant Professor in Latin. A. B.. A.
M.. Wesleyau University; Johns Hop-
kins four vears.

CHARLES BLACKWELL MARK-
HAM, Assistant Professor in Applied
Mathematics. A. B., A. M., Trinity;
Columbia. 1907-8.

WILLIAM THOMAS LAPRADE,
Assistant Professor in History, A. B.,
Washington Christian College, Ph. D.,
Johns Hopkins.

HERSEY EVERETT SPENCE, In-
structor in English, A. B., A. M.,
Trinitv.

GILMER SILER, Instructor in
Mnthematics. A. B.. Trinitv.

FRANK NICHOLAS EGERTON,
JR., Insrtnctor in Physics, A. B„
Trinitv.

CREASY KINION PROCTOR. In-
structor in Chemistry, A. B., Trinity.

MTLO EBER PEARSON, Instructor
in English, A. B., Nebraska Wesleyan
University.

CLAUDE FLOWERS, Instructor in
English, A. B., Trinity.

WALTER SAMUEL LOCKHART,
Instructor in English, A. B., A. M.,
Trinity.

ROBERT CALMAN GOLDSTEIN,
Instructor in English, A. B.. Trinity.

DALLAS WALTON NEWSOM. Reg-
istrar and Treasurer. A. B.. Trinity.

JOSEPH PENN BREEDLOVE, Li-
brarian, A. B., A. M., Trinity.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Southern Conservatory of Music —
Gilmore W. Bryant, Director.

Trinity Park School — E. C. Brooks,
Headmaster. •

City High School— E. J. Green, Prin.

Fuller School — C. H. Jenkins, Prin.

Edgemont School — W. M. Upchurch,
Principal.

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DURHAM COUNTY.

Morehead School — W. C. Rankin,
Principal.

Nortb Durham School — W. A.

I'.ivins. Principal.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Corcoran Hotel.

Murray Hotel.

Church Street Hotel.

Durham Boarding House.

Hopkins House.

Yearby House.

ARCHITECTS.

Linthicum, Hill C.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Citizens National Bank — B. N. Duke,
President ; J. B. Mason, Cashier.

Fidelity Bank — B. N. Duke, Presi-
dent; J. F. Wiley, Cashier.

First National Bank — J. S. Carr,
President ; W. J. Holloway, Cashier.

Home Savings Bank — G. W. Watts.
President; T. B. Pierce, Cashier.

Merchants Bank — C. C. Thomas.
President; J. A. Warren, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Paschall, M. J.

Whitmore, J. L.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Mangum, Bart W.

Morton & Massey.

Whitfield, C. P.

Cheek & Belvin.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Pridgen & Jones.

Bureh & Gorman.

Perrv, Horton & Co.

Bellamy, R. L.

BOOK STORES.

Durham Book & Stationery Co.

Smith. J. Henry.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCLATIONS.

Durham.

Peoples Perpetual.

Roval Knights.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Bowen, A. L.

Goodlow & Sellers, (col.)

Parrish, P. J.

Shepherd, W. T.

Thacker, A. A.

Holt, W. E.

Hutchins, J. W.

CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Seeman Carriage Co.

Durham Buggy Co.

Durham Vehicle and Harness Co.

CLUBS.

Elks Club.

Commonwealth Club.
Up-to-Date Club (Ladies.)
Tourist. (Ladies.)

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Allen, T. E., & Co.
Perry, S. R. *

Thompson. E. E.
Tvree. B. L.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Golden Belt Mfg. Co.

Durham Hosiery Mills.

Durham Hosiery Mills No. 2.

Pearl Cotton Mills.

Erwin Cotton Mills.

Commonwealth Mfg. Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Whitmore. H. J.

Durham Candy Kitchen.

Boston Candy Kitchen.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Underwood, N.

Brooks, J. T.

Smith, Herbert L.

Salmon, J. T.

Salmon, W. A.

Pettigrew, W. J.

Wilkerson, O. F.

Stone. C. H.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Beal, George H.

Wall, W. L.

Tally, J. R.

Umstead, J. N., & Son.

Durham Coal, Wood and Lumber
Company.

Mason, George N.

CHAMBER OF COMJIERCE.

P. W. Vaughan, President.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Lambe, T. J., & Sons.

Slater, W. A., Co.

Sneed, Markham, Taylor Co.

Bane. S.

Haskell. M.

Hoekfield. S. H.

Lipson, S.

Switzer. M.

Wilson, A.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Rawls. S. E., & Son.

Rawls, Kronheimers, B. F., & Co.
DENTISTS.

Johnson & Norris.
■ Shackleford, E. W.

Satterfleld, H. E.

Reade, A. P.

Hutchinson, C. L.

McCraoken, J. T.

Edwards, L. N.

Carr, G. A.
Carr, I. N.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

American Tobacco Co.

Yen able Tobacco Co.

Durham Tobacco Storage and In-
spection Co.

Warren & Mangum.

Umstead, Riley & Co.

Umstead, A. K.

Pope. Carrington & Pollard.

Umstead & Carrington.
DRUGGISTS.

Avent's Pharmacy.
Blacknall, R., & Son.
Five Points Drug Co.
Havwood & Boone.
King, C. E., & Sons.
Lee, Allen.

DURHAM COUNTY.

191

Mabry, W. A.
Main Street Pharmacy.
Michael's Pharmacy.
Parker's Drug Store.
Vaughan, P. W.
Yearby, W. M.

DOCTORS.
Adams, C. A.
Bitting, N. D.
Bodie, N. P.
Bowling, E. H.
Brooks, B. U.
Cheatham, A.
Felts, R. L.
Graham, Joseph.
Graham, W. A.
Hicks & Hicks.
N. M. Johnson.
Jourdan, A. C.
Mann, T. A.
Booker, Dr.
Manning, J. M.
Moore, R. A.
Tusker, A. R. (Ostopath).
Woodward. C. A. (col.)
Warren, S. L. (col.)
Shepherd, C. H. (col.)
Page, L. T. (col.)
Mills, J. N. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Alcocks, W. W. & Sons.
Council. Mrs. Dora.
Ellis, Stone & Co.
The Emperium.
Enoch, B.
Gladstein.
Kadis, C. Z.
Kendall, C. W.
Kronheimer, B. F.
Land, A.

New York Stock Co.
Rawls, Q. E.
Robbins Dry Goods Co.
Tonkell, A.

GROCERS.

Abelkop, Harris.
Adcock, W. F.
Andrews, J. C.
Baldwin, Mrs. Pattie C.
Barbee, W. F., & Son.
Barbee & Ellitt.
Beck, A. C.
Bell, J. L.
Berman, S.
Bloom, H.
Bowen, J. T.
Brady, H.
Broadwell, R. J.
Brogden & Beaslev.
Brooks, G .W.
Bullock Grocerv Co.
Burnett, I. A., & Son.
Burns, J. H.
Cardeb, J. C.
Carlton, F. M.
Carpenter Bros.
Cash, S. H.
Chappell, B. J.
Cobb, D. M.

Cohen. A.

Copley, S. T.

Corbett, J. F.

Couch, N. E.

Dixon Bros.

Dunnegan, A. E.

Edwards, H. F.

Edwards, J. D.

Garner & Frazier.

Greenberg, M.

Gunter, E. T.

Hall, J. M.

Hockfleld, M.

Hoper, C. S., Co.

Hunty-Blakley & King,
i Jourdan, C. E.
j Land, A.

Lawson, J. J.

Levy, S.

Markham, Stephens Co.

Matthews, W. M.

May & Page.

Morris, R. H.

Owens, J. E.

Patterson Bros. Co.

Penny, E. G.

Perry, Wood & Co.

Pope, G. M.

Rigsbee, S. F., & Son.

Rochelle, J. A.

Rochelle, L.

Rogers, J. D.

Rogers, J. T., & Co.

Schwartz, B.

Seigel, L.

Silver, H.

Silver, J.

Singleton, W. B.

Smith, W. M.

Sorrell & Stone.

Stanley, J. R.

Stephens, T. M., & Co.

Teer, A.

Tingen, B.

Wilkerson, J. L.

Zukerman, Mrs. Gussie.

Zukerman, Max.

Woody, J. P.

Allen-Owen Co., (Wholesale).

Hewitt, W. A. (Wholesale).

Pope, J. T. (Wholesale).

Slade-Perry & Co. (Wholesale).

Southern Pure Food Co. (Whole-
sale).

Thomas-White Co., (Wholesale).

Thompson, E. E. (Wholesale).

Tyree, The B. L., Co.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Durham Light and Power Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Chandler Produce Co.

Slade-Perry Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Rigsbee, A. M., & Sons.

Rogers, J., & Co.

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.

FLORISTS.

Roll, Fred.
Hibberd, R.

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DURHAM COUNTY.

FISH AM) OYSTER DEALERS.

Addison. T. A.

Bumpass, E. N.

Green, T. B.

Hamlin, L. D.

Herndon, C. M.

Ingram, W. S.

Wilson & Patterson.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Durham Iron Works.

North Side Foundry Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Christian & Harward.

Clark & Bryan.

Eubanks, D. A.

Miller, H. W.

Model Furniture House.

Rogers, L. D.

Rovall & Borden Co.

Herring & Elliott.

Hesse. J. A., & Sons.

Holland Bros.

Home Furniture Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Durham Harware Co.

Lloyd. A. E. & Co.

Pollard Bros.

Taylor & Phipps.

HOSPITALS.

Watts Hospital.

Lincoln Hospital (col.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Sparser. S. W. (Life).

Southgate. J., & Son (Fire).

Durham Lean & Trust Co. (Fire
and Life).

Fulford. W. A. (Life and Fire).

Griswald Insurance & Real Estate
Co. (Life and Fire).

Dunn. W. B. (Life).

Lee, R. N. (Life).

Ogbnrn, F. A. (Life).

Anderson, T. .T. (Life).
JEWELERS.

Tones & Frazier.

Loeffler, J. G.

Snider-Umstead Co.

Case.

Wright, J. M.

LAUNDRIES.

Durham Steam Laundry.

Model Steam Laundry.

Union Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.

Gramham & Brawley.
Pegram, J. E.
Bryant & Brogden.
Chambers, S. C.
Cothran, J. F.
Everett, R. O.
Fuller, F. L.
Reade, R. P.
Oiles & Sykes.
Graham & Graham.
Guthrie & Guthrie.
Hill, E. J.
Hobsrood. A. S.
Holton, S. M.
Lovenstein, B.

Foushee & Foushee.
Mason, W. W.
Moore, A. M.
Scarlette, Charles.
Skinner, B. S.
Sorrel], D. W.
Tomliuson, Lawrence.
Morekead, J. L.
Gladstone, D.
Tilley, A. A.
Wisshurg, A.
Cannady, W. P. (col.)
Cannady, E. W. (col.)
LUMBER M'F'R'S'. AND DEALERS.
Cary Lumber Co.
Hutching Lumber Co.
Carrington Lumber Co.
Chatham Lumber Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Durham Marble Works.
Sharpe, T. O., & Co.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Byrd Manufacturing Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

The American Tobacco Co. (Cigar-
ettes and Smoking Tobacco).

Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co.
(Smoking Tobacco).

Duke. W-, Sons & Co. (Smoking
and Cigarettes i.

Imperial Tobacco Co. (Re-ordering
Plant).

Venable Tobacco Co. (Re-ordering).

Branch, C. H., & Co. (Cigars).

Khedivial Tobacco Co. (Smoking
Tobacco).

Erwin Cotton Mills, Nos. 1 and 4.

Durham Cotton Manufacturing Co.

Pearl Cotton Mills.

Commonwealth Cotton Manufacur-
ing Co.

Golden Belt Manufacturing Co.
(Cotton and Bags).

Durham Hosiery Mills, Nos. 1 and 2.

Keer. J. T. (Foundry).

Durham Iron Works

Smith Manufacturing Co., (Over-
alls).

Sharpe, T. O.. & Co. (Marble
Works).

Durham Marble Works.

Cary Lumber Co.

Durham Lumber Co.

Chatham Lumber Co.

Durham Buggy Co.

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
(Fertilizer).

Durham Vehicle & Harness Co.

Carrolina Roller Mills (Flour and
Meal).

Vickory, A. W., & Co. (Spoke &
Handle Factory).

Durham Mattress Works.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Daily Sun — Jas A. Robinson, Editor.

Morning Herald — Jos. H. King, Edi-
tor.

N. C. Journal of Education— E. C.
Brooks. Editor.

DURHAM— EDGECOMBE.

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Post— T. H. Lindsay, Edi-

Literary

tor.

Recorder — Zeb. P. Council, Editor.
South Atlantic Quarterly— W. P.
W. H. Glasson, Editors.
Archive — M. A. Briggs, Edi-

Few and

Trlnitj
tor.

Trinity Chronicle — E. W. Knight,
Editor.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Taylor & Phipps.

Lloyd. A. E.

Durham Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.

Garden, H. L.

Pevton, Cates.

Hinton, W. A.

Moore, T. P.

PRODI CE DEALERS.

Draughorn, A. J., & Co.
PLIMBERS.
Bodenheimer. R. A.
1 nirham Plumbing » !o.
Richardson, L. C.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Cable Co.
Murray. W. R., Co.

PHOTOG RA PHERS.

Hitchcock's Studio.
Holiday. Waller.
Johnson. Miss Katie L.

PRINTING OEFICES.
Christian. J. T. Press (The).
Council, Z. P.
Morris, R. L.
Seeman Priutery.
Moore, Benj. S. (col.)

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Briggs Real Estate Co.

Duke Land & Improvement Co.
Durham Loan & Trust Co.
Edwards. C. D.
Fulford. W. A.

Oriswold Insurance and Real Estate
Co.

Real Estate Exchange & Trust Co.
Scoggins, T. II.
Walker, J. B.. & Son.
Clements Land Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
W. L. Wall.

TAILORS.
Bon-Ton Tailors.
Crabtree, W. C.
Kellerman, Prank.
Levy. D. W.
Markham-IIarris ( !o.
Mesley, .1. S.
North State Tailors.
Peace, Samuel II.
Bull Ctiy Tailors (col.)
Allen, John W. (col.)
Battle, Jas. A. (col.)
Williams. .1. E. (col.)

J XDERTAKERS AND E.MBALMERS.

Hall. J. S.

Howerton, R. T. & Son.

Scarborough i^ Holnian (col.)

VETERINARY SI RGEOXS.
Herndon, W. R.
Petty, J. W.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Holnian Bros.
Interior Decorating Co.
Long. E. J.
Tomlinson, Williard C.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY.

COl'XTY SEAT, TARBORO.

Formed in 17-14. Named in honor of Earl of Edgecombe.

Area: 515 square miles.

Population, 26,555.

Value of real estate. $4,030,749; value of persona] property. if2.12s.Cds.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $5,756,356; by negroes, $403,011.

No. of Schools: For whites, 40; for negroes, 35.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 27c.

County bonded debt, $5,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 5S0. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 43.83 miles, assessed value $1,281,062.36

The Pullman Co., assessed value 1,709.38

Southern Express Co.. assessed value •">. 748.33

Western Union Telegraph ( !o., assessed value 29,185.32

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 4,031.00

East Carolina Railway Co., 18.00 miles, assessed value 48,886.92

Tar River Oil Company, assessed value 10.000.00

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 11.211.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 3,780.80

Southern Railway, Rolling Stock, assessed value 40,328.00

Superior Court Terms : 7th March, one week: II li April, two weeks: 6th

June, two weeks; 12th September, one week; 3sf October, two weeks,

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edgecomim; county.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — A. T. Walston,
Tarboro.

Sheriff — B. F. Dawson, Tarboro.

Register of Deeds — Ii. S. Bunu, Tar-
boro.

Treasurer — John E. Cobb, Pinetops.

Coroner — S. P. Bass, Tarboro.

surveyor — J. R. Pender, Tarboro.

Co. Supt. of Health — S. P. Bass,
Tarboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— II. G. Kittrell,
Tarboro.

Supt. of County Home — W. T. Gor-
hfim, Tarboro.

Co. Board of Education— R. B. Alls-
brook (chrm.), Tarboro; W. W.
Vieks, Battleboro; John Mayo,
Bethel.

County Commissioners — Claude Wil-
son, (chrm.), Tarboro; W. D. Ruffiu.
Whitakers; W. L. Dunn: Lam Law-
rence, Tarboro; John J. Thome,
Bocky Mount.

County Board of Elections — P. .C.
Vestal. Rocky Mount; B. F. Eagles.
Macclesfield, R. F. D. : C. B. Keeeh.
Rocky Mount.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

F. H. Pender, Tarboro ; Joshua
Rouse, Conetoe ; D. E. Cobb, Mildred ;
V. B. Knight, Speed; W. G. Turner,
Bethel; T. E. Mayo, Bethel: F. F.
Savage. Speed. R. F. D. ; M .P. Ed-
wards, Speed; C. H. Spivey, "Leggetts ;
Arthur Anderson. Whitakers; J. K.
Lawrence. Whitakers: W. G. Harrell,
old Sparta; B. F. Eagles, Maccles-
field ; J. D. L. Corbett, Macclesfield ;

E. L. Pitt, Pinetops; R. G. Hart.
Rocky Mount. R. F. D. ; J. T. Thorp,
Rocky Mount; E. L. Daughtridge,
Rocky Mount: .lohn L. Calhoun.
Rocky Mount: B. P. Jenkins, Rocky
Mount, R. F. D. ; Fenner Gay. Rocky
Mount; O. B. Proctor, Rocky Mount.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Speight. R. H.. Whitakers.
Killebrew, C. L., Rocky Mount, R.

F. D. No. 5.

Mercer, M. P., Elm City.

Barron, C. H., Elm City.

Walton, C. B„ Macclesfield.

Pitt. M. B., Old Sparta.

Green, W. W.. Conetoe.

Anderson, J. H., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Cheshire. L. H.. Pintops.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Pitman, Rowland. Tarboro, R. R. D.

Pitman, O. L.. Whitakers. R. F. D.

Lancaster, W. D., Battleboro, R.
F. D.

Lancaster, W. J.. Rocky Mount.
R. F. D.

CORN MILES.

Edmondson, L. H., Tarboro, R. F. D.
Williams, Latham. Tarboro, R.F. D.
Stallings, W. L.. Tarboro.
Bryan, Hugh, Battleboro.
Taylor. Jones, Bethel, R. F. D.

F

COTTON GINS.

Hart, L. V., Tarboro.
Bryan, Mrs. B. J.. Battleboro.
Daughtridge, E. L., Rooky Mount.
H.. Battleboro.
Redmond, Tarboro, R.

Smithson, M.
Redmond &
D.

Mayo, R. II..
Webb, 11. W

Bethel. R. F. D.
, Macclesfield.
Taylor, B. H., Bethel, R. F. D.
May.). C, M., Tarboro, R. F. D.
Worsley, Arnold, Conetoe.
Proctor. D., Kooky Mount.
Howard. J. T., Conetoe.
Howard. George, Tarboro.
Odom, J. D., Kooky Mount.
Whitehurst, W. E., Conetoe.
Cobb, .ltd). Tarboro.
Eagles. P.. F., Macclesfield.
Davis. .1. A.. Tarboro, K. F. D. No. 2.
Mercer. Dr. W. P.. Elm City.
Womble, C. D., Elm City.
Askew. W. T.. Whitakers.
Hart, R. G., Rocky Mount. R. F. D.
Pitt, M. B.. Tarboro. R. F. D.
Bellamy. C. B.. Speed.
Bryan, Gray, Tarboro. R. F. D.
Howell, B. B., Tarboro.
Hicks. T. II.. Tarboro. R. F. D.
Howell, F. A., Tarboro. R. F. D.
Lawrence, R. C, Hobgood.
Sherrod & Bryan, Battleboro.
Webl). II. W.. Macclesfield.
Lancaster. Mrs. M. D., Rocky Mt..
R. F. D.

Planters" Cotton & Oil Co., Rocky
Mount.

Shelton. H. H., Conetoe.
Cox, Gen. W. R.. Penelo.
Carr, Mrs. Elias. Macclesfield.
Dupree, Mrs. J. R., Tarboro.
Knight, Mrs. W. T.
Mercer. Mrs. W. R
Sherrod, J. W., &
ilton.

Webb, Wiley. & Sou
F. D.

Gorham, Frank, Tarboro. R. F. D.
Pinetops Sash & Blind Factory
Pinetops.

Battle. Mrs. L. B.. Rocky Mount. R
F. D.

Bradley, J. B., & Son, Rocky Mt.
R. F. D.

Braswell. M. C, Battleboro.

Brown. Walter. Rocky Mount.

Xorfleet. Uzeola. Tarboro.

Killebrew, W. H., Rocky Mount, R
F. D.

Thorne, J. J., Rocky Mount.

Pitt, E. T... St. Lewis.

Varnell, James. Macclesfield.

Batchelor. A. J.. Sharpsburg.

Davenport, Horace. Speed.

Long. Mrs. M. E., Speed.

Speed Milling Co., Speed.

Anderson, J. H.. Tarboro, R. F. D.

Anderson. W. H.. Speed.

Johnston, Henry. Tarboro

Baker. J. M.. Tarboro.

, Tarboro.
, Tarboro.
Brothers, Ham-

Tarboro. K.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY.

195

Battle, J. W. B., Tarboro.

Britt, Mrs. D. T., Tarboro.

Brown, J. D., Tarboro.

Pender, J. R., Tarboro.

Lawrence & Haton, Tarboro.

Deberry, G. T., Tarboro.

Trevathan. Win., Rocky Mount.

Wiggins, L. A., Tarboro. R. F. D.

Cummings, W. H., Tarboro.

Page, W. B., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Edwards, M. P., Speed.

Farrar. Mrs. R. I., Tarboro.

Fountain, Theo., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Robbins, J. H., Sharpsburg.

Sherrod. J. W., Whitakers.

Hart, M. A., Tarboro.

Satterwaite, J. R., Tarboro.

Gardner, B. S., Pinetops. R. F. D.

Anderson, A., Whitakers.

Pitman, J. M., Tarboro. R. F. D.

Knight, E. C, Mildred.

Keech, Mrs. B. J., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Lawrence, Lam, Tarboro, R. F. D.

Oates, John, Tarboro.

McDowell, J. P., Tarboro. R. F. D.

McNair, Mrs. C. L., Tarboro, R.
F. D.

Mayo, W. T., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Pender, W. D ..Tarboro, R. F. D.

Philips, Fred., Tarboro.

Parks. C. M., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Bradley, J. B., & Son, Rocky
Mount.

Powell, J. C. Tarboro, R. F. D.

Shackleford, J. F., Tarboro. R. F. D.

Shillings, W. L., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Staton, Mrs. Lucy, Tarboro, R. F. D.

Tar River Oil Co., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Edmondson, L. H., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Wiggins, F. L., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Bradley. M. C, Whitakers, R. F. D.

RufBn & Gustin, Rocky Mount, R.
F. D.

Denton. Frank, Whitakers, R. F. D.

Braswell, W. T., Whitakers, R. F. D.

Draughan, L. L., Whitakers, R. F. D.

Macclesfield Co., Pinetops.

Etheridge, J. R., Whitakers.

Gammons, George R., Whitakers, R.
F. D.

Harper. Frank, Whitakers, R. F. D.

Mitchell Aaron, Whitakers, R. F. D.

Pitman, Mrs. M. L., Whitakers, R.
F. D.

Whitakers Gin Co., Whitakers.

Corbett, W. J., Whitakers.

Dr. Bellamy, Enfield.

Mayo, N. J., & Bro., Coakley.

Cherry, J. L., Tarboro, R. F. D.

Mayo, N. J., Speed.

Weeks. E. C, Whitakers, R. F. D.

Philips. Riley. Pinetops.

Corbet & Moore, Macclesseld.

Fountain & Fountain, Leggetts.

Bullock & Battle, Rocky Mount, R.
F. D.
Cammons. Roland, Whitakers.
Austin, C. C, Tarboro.

Wiggins, J. H.. Tarboro, R. F. D.
Knight, Mrs. M. T., Tarboro, R.
R. D.

3IINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Johnson. J. W., Whitakers, R. F. D.
Crisp, Thomas, Mildred.

COTTON MILLS.
Fountain Cotton mills, J. A. Wed-
dell, Manager, Tarboro.

Tarboro Cotton Mills, J. M. Jones,
Manager, Battleboro.

COTTON SEED OIL MILES.

Wrendale Oil Mills, J. K. Lawrence,
Manager, Battleboro.

Tar River Oil Co., E. V. Zoeller,
Manager, Tarboro.

Consumers Cotton Oil Co., Tarboro.

Edgecombe Cotton Oil Co.

Royster, F. S., Guano Co.

Pinetops Oil Mills, Pinetops.

SAW MILLS.

McDowell, J. P., Tarboro.

Fountain, Theo., Tarboro.

Gammon, Geo. R., Whitakers, R.
F. D.

Stalling, W. L.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Kittrell, R. G., Tarboro.

Boyce, Miss S. Irma, Conetoe.

Cabal, Mrs. Nellie L., Conetoe.

Whiehard, Miss Minnie, Bethel, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Whiehard, Miss Mattie L., Bethel.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Mayo, Miss Elizabeth, Tarboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Bridgers, W. A., Speed.

Felton, Miss Florence, Speed.

Harper, Miss Nannie, Speed.

Savage, Miss Alma, Speed.

Pittman, Miss Margaret, Tarboro,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Corbett, Miss Nina, Whitakers, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Moseley, Mrs. R. E., Tarboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Pittman, Miss Mary, Whitakers, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Edmondson, Miss Helen, Whitakers,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Marks, Miss Addie, Whitakers, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Willis, Miss Emma, Whitakers, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Spivey, Miss Susie, Battleboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Ruthn, Miss Ida, Battleboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Oliver, Mr. D. D., Battleboro.

Spain, Miss Anna, Battleboro.

Tyler, Miss Annie May, Battleboro.

Harris, Miss Susie S., Battleboro.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Rutfin. Miss Mamie, Tarboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Martin, Miss Marion, Tarboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Cobb, Miss Margarette, Macclesfield,

106

EDGECOMB E COUNTY.

R. F. I). No. L'.

Walston, Miss Mary L., Crisp.

Moore, .Miss Lucy, Fountain.

Cobb. Miss Mamie, Macclesfield.

Leighton, A. P., Macclesfield.

Moore, Miss Kate, Macclesfield.

Ratcliff, Miss Sallie, Macclesfield.

Moore, Miss Leona, Pinetops, R. P.
D. No. 1.

Cobb. Miss Sallie, Pinetops, R. P.
D. No. 1.

Lance, Mrs. H. E., Pinetops.

Sugg, Miss Mattie, Pinetops.

Eagles, Miss Cora, Tarboro, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Spraggins, Miss Lida, Tarboro, R.
P. I>. No. 2.

Poxall, Miss Susie I!., Rocky Mount,
R. F. I'. No. 5.

Griflin, Miss Mavis. Rocky Mount.

Proctor, Miss Lena. Rocky Mount.
R. F. I». No. 6.

Thomas, Miss Maude. Rocky Mount.
R. F. D. Xo. 5.

Arrington, Miss Pattie, Rocky
Mount, R. F. I). Xo. (i.

Fain-aster. Miss Maude, Rocky
Mount, R. F. D. Xo. 0.

Cobb, Miss Mallie, Elm City, R. F.
I). Xo. 1.

Hagins, Miss Mary, Sharpsburg,
R. F. I). Xo. 1.

Spivey, Miss Maude, Rocky Mount.
B F. D. Xo. 6.

TARBORO.
Population, 1909. 4.300. Xo. white
polls, 384; Xo. colored polls, 166.

Value real estate. $1,050,890; value
persona] property, $832,844.
Tax Rate. $1.25 on the $100.
Bonded debt. S70.000. .

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Paul Jones.

Chief of Police— F. P. Pulley.

City Clerk— J. A. Weddell.

Treasurer — -T. A. Weddell.

Tax Collect or— J. A. Weddell.

City Attorney — W. O. Howard.

Postmaster — J. M. Castarphen.

R. R. Agent — T. F. Marrow, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Express Agent — G. W. Dickens,
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Manager — C. B. Bradley,
AYestern Union.

Telephone Managei — C. P. McClure,
Carolina Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— G. P. Harrill, Pastor.

Episcopal — B. E. Brown. Rector.

Methodist— W. S. Stanbury. It. L.
Carroway.

Presbyterian — R. W. Alexander.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Tarboro Male Academy — F. S. Wilk-
ii son, Principal.

Tarboro Public Schools (Special
Charter).

Ceo. Howard. Chairman.

R: B. Kittrell, Superintendent.

R. M. Davis, Prin. High School.

J. T. Johnston, Prin. Gram. School.

Mrs. D. <!. Gillespie, Prin. Runny-
niede School.

Teachers.

Sanderlin, Miss Clara C.

Redmond, Miss Margaret.

Bridgers. Miss Lulie.

Pal tie. Miss Ella.

Mallett, Miss Emma.

Williams, Miss May.

Bridgers, .Miss Mary II.

Hellen, Miss P»essie.

Bunn, Miss Mary Ballard.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOCSES.

Tarboro House.

Vines House.

Parker House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Tarboro — J. F. Shackle-
ford, President; L. V. Hart, Cashier.

First National Bank — Geo. A. Hold-
erness, President; E. A. Pennington,
Cashier.

Pamlico Banking & Insurance Co. —
II. L. Staton, President; A. M. Curtis.
( 'a shier.
Bl ILDING & EOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Edgecombe Homestead & Loan As-
sociation.

Tarboro Building & Loan Associa-
tion.

BAKERS.

Liles-Ruffin Co.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Howard, George.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Tarboro Supply Co.

Robeson Supply Co.

Clarke. W. S.. & Son.

Rosenbaum & Levy.

Cherry. T. T.

Zander, J.

BOOK STORES.
Clayton, C. F.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Johnson. S. S.

.Tones iV- Rollins.

Andrews, W. H.

Turner & Little.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Enterprise Carriage Co.

Hussey, M. L.

Hvatts, John B.

CUBS.

Hillside Country Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Jenkins, J. Li

Hearne, J. L.

Petus, R. B.

Pennington. J. B.

COTTON AND HOSIERY

Fountain Cotton Mills.

Tarboro Cotton Mills.

Runnymeade Mills.

MILLS.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY.

107

Tarboro Knitting Mills.

Wilson & Dawson Knitting Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Liles-Ruffin Co.

Keeeh, C. B., & Co.

Licbtenstein, D.. Co.

Daney, C.

Cummings, D.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Wagner. D. D.

Howard, Geo.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

HTatt, R. B.

Bryan, H. T.

Pennington, J. B.

Murphy- Jenkins & Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Tarboro Chamber of Commerce —
Geo. Howard. President; J. A. Wed-
dell, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Arubeim, W. M.

Rosenbloom & Levy.

Zander, J.

Miller. E.

Saied. J.

Saied. E.

DENTISTS.

Williams, Don.

Whitehead, C. A.

DRUGGISTS.

Edgecombe Drug Co.

Cooke. R. E. L.

McNair, W. H.

Station & Zoeller.

DOCTORS.

Baker. J. M.

Thiapen, W. .T.

Harrell, S. N.

Jenkins. J. D.

S. P. Bass.

L. L. Staton.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Cherry, T. T.

Clarke, W. S., & Sons.

Deans. W. T.

Arnheim, W. M.

Tarboro Supply Co.

Robeson Supply Co.

Zander, J.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Tarboro Ligbt & Power Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Constantine, N.

Allen. .T. C.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S

Kovster, F. S., Co.

FLORISTS.

Mehegan, Miss Erin.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Johnson, S. S.

.Tones & Rollins.

Andrews. W. H.

Turner & Little.

FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Edaecoinbe Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Simmons, W. L. & J. E.

Carlile. F. M. & S. Q.

GROCERS.

Peters. It. B.
Licbtenstein. D.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Pender Hardware Co.
Edgecombe Hardware Co.
Austin, C. .T.

HOSPITALS.
Pittman Sanatorium.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Weddell. .Tobn A.
Forbes. .T. W.
Cotton, Tobn W.
Carter & Stallings.

JEWELERS.
Bell. .T. H.
Hulbroms, M.

LAUNDRIES.
Sine, diaries.

LAWYERS.
Gilliam. II. A.
Philips, H H..
Bridgers. H. C.
Staton. H. L.
Staton. M. C.
Bridyers. John L.
Gaskill, .T. R.
Pender, James.
Fountain. G. M. T.
Johnston, Henry.
Howard, W. O.
Norfleet, J. M.
Liles, J. F.
Allsbrook. R. B.
Howard. W. Stamp.
Jones. Paul.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Sugg Bros.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Pender Hardware Co.
Austin, C. J.

PAINTERS.
Edwards. M. G.
Brown, S.
Brown. George.

PLl MBERS.
Howard & Co.
Sugs" Bros.

PHOTOG RAPHERS.
Alley. S. R.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Clayton, C. F.
McCabe, P.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Hvatt, R. B.

TAILORS.
Mertz. J.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Carlile. F. M.
Hvatt. J. B.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Staton & Zoellers.

BATTLEBORO.

Population, 1909: 300.
No., white polls. 200; No.
polls, 100.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — M. C. Braswell.

colored

198

EDGECOMBE COUNTY,

Chief of Police— A. L. Stewart.

City Clerk— Geo. \v. Strickland.

Treasurer — II. I'.. .Marriott.

Tax Collector— A. T. Stewart.

Postmaster — J. B. Stokes.

B. K. Agent— F. A. Truett, A. C. L.

Express Agent — F. A. Truett.

-MINISTERS AND CHURCHES
Baptist— B. R. Rogers, Pastor.
Episcopal — R. B. Owens. Rector.
Methodist — D. C. Bearden. Pastor.

S< HOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Battleboro High School.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Braswell, M. C.
General Merchants.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Braswell, M. C.
Williams, E. A.

COTTON GINS.
Battleboro Oil Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Braswell, M. C.

DOCTORS.
Marriott. H. B.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Braswell, M. C.
Williams, E. A.
Hathaway, J. .T.. & Bro.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Braswell, M. C.
Williams, E. A.
Hathaway. .T. .T.. & Bro.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Braswell. M. C.

WHITAKERS.

Incorporated in 1S72.

Population. 1909: White. 534; col-
ored, 266: total. 800.

Value real estate. $196,241; value
personal property, $123,666.

Tax Rate: 21c. on the $100.
TOAVN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. White.

Postmaster — O. S. Woody.

Chief of Police — R. F. Wearer.

R. R. Agent— J. P. Loftin. A. C. L.
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — .T. P. Loftin,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — W. Y. Everton, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— C. L. Whit-
aker. Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — A. .T. Moore. Pas-
tor.

Disciple — .T. W. Tyndal, Pastor.

Baptist — J. L. Rodgers, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Whitakers High School — John I.
Singletarv. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Whitakers— W. T. Braswell.
President; W. J. Taylor, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Braswell, J. C.

Ray. J. C.

Cobb, W, H.

DKNTISTS.

Cutcliin. It. S.

DRIGGISTS.

Whitakers Pharmacy. (J. C. Bras-
well, .1. M. Cutcliin. Jr.)

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bradley, R. A., ..V Bro.

Tucker. G. F.

Bond, W. H.

Mann, O. D.

Knight, W. S

Cutchin. J. S.

Cutcliin, F. II.

Pittman iV- Pittman.

Harris. Wm.

Taylor. P. H.

Loine. J. B.

Woodard, Mrs. R. H.

Jones, YY. F.

Dinton, Cicero.

Cutchin. J. B.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Whitakers Hardware Co.
GROCERS.

Whitakers Grocery Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Laine, J. B.

Ethridge. Caleb.

Ethridge, Mrs. Lucy.

Woody, Mrs. O. S.

LIVERY STABLES.

Wheeless, H. J.

Johnston, J. S'.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Hearne Bros. & Co. (Coffins, caskets
and dealers in funeral supplies.!

PINETOPS.

Incorporated in 1903.

Population. 1909: White. 160; col-
ored. 23: total. 183.

Value real estate. $26,694; value per-
sona] property, $21,197.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— E. L. Pitt.

Postmaster — W. L. Duuu.

Chief of Police — Ceo. A. Sumerlin.

R. R. Agent — J. V. Cobb, East Caro-
lina Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — J. V. ('.rub.
Western Union Telegraph & Cable Co.
MINISTERS AND CHFRCHES.

Methodist — H. E. Lance, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Pinetops High School — Miss Matt'.e
Sugg, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Pinetops Banking Company — H. C.
Bridgers, President; J. V. Cobb,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Schubert. L. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Dunn, W. L.
Walston & Harrell.
Cobb. J. E. & Co.
Reason. W. L.
Levey, J.

EDGECOMBE —FORSYTH.

199

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Stallings, .Mrs. Sarah.

LIVERY STABLES.
Watson. R. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Pinetops Sash & Blind Co.
Pinetops Oil & Guano Co.
Pinetops Brick & Tile Co.

col-

L.

SPEED.

Population. 1909: White,
ored, 10; total. 65.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — V. B. Knight.
Postmaster — A. J. Parker.
Chief of Police — C. G. Thigpen.
R. R. Agent— D. H. Parker. A. C
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — D. H. Parker.
Western Union Telearaph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — T. L. Vernon, Pastor.
Episcopal — B. Brown. Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Speed High School — W. A. Bridgers,
Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Langston, R. H.
.Tones, J. F.
Satterthwaite, J. W.
Hynian, Mrs. Dellar.
Parker. A. J.
Edmondson. A. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Thigpen, C. G. Thigpen, Prop.

LIVERY STABLES.
Thigpen, C. B.

COTTON GINS.
Speed Milling Co.

OIL MILLS.
Speed Milling Co.

SAW MILLS.
Parker, A. .T.

CRIST MILLS.
Parker. A. J.

S( IIOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Macclesfield Graded High School — A.
F. Leigkton. Principal.
DO( TORS.
Walton, C. B.

DRUGGISTS.
Walton. C. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Corbett iV- Moore.
Harris, W. P.
Pittman & Cobb.
Webb & Webb.
Harris, W. L.
Hearne, C. H.
Felton, A. B.
Macclesfield Supply Co.
Winstead, J. T.
Gray, Ellis & Sou.
Phillip Bros. & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Walton. C. B.

LIVERY STABLES.
Forbes, .J. A.

SAW MILLS.
Corliitt kV- Moore.

COTTON GINS.
Corbitt & Moore.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Walton Brick Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Edwards, J. Walter.

MACCLESFIELD.

Incorporated in 1901.

Population. 1909: White. 21S; col-
ored. 60; total. 27S.

Value real estate, $44,685; value per-
sonal property. $23,118.

Tax' Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— C. B. Walton.
Postmaster — K. C. Lewis,
Chief of Police— C. H. Hearne.
R. R. Agent — M. B. Bridgers.
Manager Telegraph — M. B. Bridgers.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Christian — A. F. Leighton. Pastor.

CONETOE.

Incorporated in 1S87.

Population. 1909: 50.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Joshua Rouse.
Clerk — C. L. Warren,
Treasurer — W. L. Mayo.
Tax Collector — Ceo. Hodjres.
Chief of Police — George Hodges.
Postmaster — J. E. Bulluck.
R. R. Agent— W. E. Bailey.
Express Agent — W. L. Bailey.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Everett, D. E.

DOCTORS.
Brothers, .T. E.
Dawson. N. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dawson, X. B.
Bulluck, .1. E..
Harrell. J. O.
Cherry. T. T.
Dawson. Warren. iV
Little. R. J.. & Co.

,V- Co.

Co.

ROCKY MOUNT.

Situated partly in Edgecombe and
partly in Nash. For full informal ion
see Nash.

FORSYTH COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WINSTON-SALEM.

Formed in ISPS. Named in honor of Col. Benj. Forsyth, of Germanton,

Stokes County.

THE WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK,

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
CAPITAL, $150,000.00. SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $200,000.00.

The bank's own money is the SAFE SECURITY tor a DEPOSITOR.

200 FORSYTH COUNTY.

Area, :;)(> square miles.

Population, 15,000.

Value of real estate, $7,098,721; value of personal property, $7,242,024.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $13,909,068; by negroes. $431,677.

Xo. of Schools: For whites, 80: for negroes, 20.

Tax Kate: County purposes, 57c. on t lie $100; poor. 23 2-3e. ; roads and
bridges, 331-3c; special, 20c.

County bonded debt. $55,000.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation; convicts used.

RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

North State Telephone Co., assessed value $ 300.00

.Muddy Creek Telephone Co., assessed value -, '..'.'. lloioO

Goodwill Telephone Co., assessed value 89o!oO

Southern Railway Co., :!0.71 miles, assessed value 1,069 470 00

Atlantic iV: Yadkin Railroad. 10.77 miles, assessed value 107,'676.62

North Carolina Midland Railroad, 13.73 miles, assessed value. '.'. ','. 225J24 7<i

Southern Express Co.. assessed value ' ' 708152

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value .!!!!!!! 66'95l!o5

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value .... ii.V_*!M>7

Eries Manufacturing Co., assessed value 38' 274.00

Kernersville Telephone Co., assessed value .... 7ioo!oo

Norfolk & Western Railway. 14. '.Hi miles, assessed value ....... 260 497.2]

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.. assessed value " i'i2402

I (osier Telephone Co., assessed value ' ° ' '210.00

-Midway Telephone Co., assessed value . [ 255!o0

Quaker Gap Telephone Co., assessed value "45.00

Rural Telephone Co.. assessed value /[ .°,.l<;:; !o0

Superior Court Terms: July 25th, for criminal cases: September' 12th
for civil cases; October" 10th, for criminal cases; December 5th, for civil
cases; January 31st, for criminal cases: February 14th. for civil cases*
.March 14th. for civil cases; May 23rd, for criminal cases only.

COl'XTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — R. E. Transou,
Bethania.

Sheriff— J. E. Zigler, Winston.

Register of Deeds — Henry W. Mas-
ten. Winston.

Treasurer — G. L. Beck — Winston.

Coroner — W. N. Dalton, Winston.

Surveyor — E. D. Styers. Winston.

Co. Supt. of Health — J. K. Pepper.
Winston.

Co. Supt. of Schools — W. B. Speas,
Winston.

Supt. of County Home — C. C. Flynt,
Winston.

Co. Board of Education — J. F. Grif-
fith, Winston ; E. W. Hauser, Beth-
ania: J. W. Pinnix, Kernersville.

County Commissioners — D. C. Moir,
Walkertown : J. H. Clinard, Winston.
R. F. D. : L. B. Brickenstein, Winston-
Salem.

County Board of Elections — Will. T.
Wilson (chrm.), Winston-Salem; Ceo.
H. Hauser. Winston: M. E. Teague,
Winston.

Jl STICES OF THE PEACE.

Abbotts Creek Township — John A.
Holder. Kernersville. R. F. I).; J. II.
Stafford. Kernersville.,

Belews Creek — R. S. Linville. Belews
Creek: J. W. Fare. Walnut Cove; A.
W. Preston, Belews Creek.

Bethania — J. B. Clavton, Rural
Hall: J. A. Simmons. 'Rural Hall;
Jno. X. Anderson. Rural Hall; R. O.
Butner. Bethania; C. L. Holland.

Winston-Salem. R. F. D.

Broad Bay— E. 1>. Heitman, Win-
ston-Salem. R. F. I).; w. R. Romin-
ger, Winston-Salem. R. F. I). ; J. P.
Charles, Winston-Salem. R. F. D.

Clemmonsville — Jno. J. McKenzie,
Clemmonsville ; J. A. Sheek. Clem-
monsville, R. F. D. : T. w. Griffith,
Clemmonsville. R. F. D. ; W. II. Davis.
Clemmonsville; Frank Cook. Clem-
monsville.

Kernersville — J. M. Guyer, Kerners-
ville; Thos. B. Wilson. Kernersville;
Jesse W. Sapp, Kernersville.

Lewisville — M. M. Revnolds, Win-

| ston -Salem, R. F. D. ; A. A. Stvers

Clemmons, R. F. D. : J. H. Conrad.

Lewisville; J. W. Warner. Lewisville.

.Middle Fork — Chas. M. Hauser,
Winston-Salem, R. F. D. ; E. W. Lin-
ville. Walkertown : L. M. Discher,
Walkertown: C. W. Jones. Walker-
town; Geo. W. Crews. Walkertown.

Old Richmond— W. F. Sprinkle. To-
baccoville.

Old Town— J. H. Miller. Jolliett : J.
II. Shamer. Winston-Salem, R. F. 1».
No. 7: J. E. Conrad, Winston-Salem,
K. F. D.: S. A. James. Joilett.

Salem Chapel — J. F. Grubbs, Ger-
manton : .las. H. Morris. Salem
Chapel: Fletcher Moir. Walkertown;
.1. A. Marshall. Salem Chapel.

South Fork — C. K. Snyder— Win-
ston-Salem. R. F. D. : L. I. Conrad,
j Winston-Salem, R. F. D. : Wm. A.

i ('rouse. Winston-Salem. R. F. D.

Strong— Conservative— Experienced.

30 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SUCCESSFUL BANKING.

FORSYTH COUNTY.

_'ni

Vienna — It. C. Lineback. Pfafftown ;

E. W. Hauser, Pfafftown ; J. S. Con-
rad. Pfalftown.

Winston — J. C. Bessent. Winston-
Salem; K. A. Jenkins, Winston-Salem:
T. B. Douthit. Winston-Salem; H. W.
Stanford, Winston-Salem; P. T. Leh-
man. Winston-Salem: Z. T. Bynum,
Winston-Salem; E. O. Curtis. Win-
ston-Salem ; Jno. G. Young, Winston-
Salem.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Moravian — Jas. E. Hall, Clemmons;

F. W. Gabbs, Bethania ; E. A. Holton,
Friedburg.

Methodist— J. B. Tabor. Lewisville;
J. S. Hiatt, Forsyth; H. ('. Bynum.
Kernersville; M. H. Vestal. Walker-
town.

Christian — M. V. Wartier, Lewis-
ville.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Walkertown Public Schools— II. E.
Riggs, Principal, Walkertown.

Clemmons School — J. E. Hall. Prin-
cipal, Clemmonsville.

Kernersville Public High School — J.
W. Speas. Principal, Kernersville.

Lewisville Public High School — M.
K. Meadows, Principal, Lewisville.

Bethania Public High School— J. W.
Daniels. Principal, Bethania.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Flynt, S. F.. Rural Hall.

Hammock, W. G., Walkertown.

Carlton, R. L., Kernersville.

Justice, J. F., Kernersville.

Linville, A. Y., Walkertown.

Dalton, W. N., Tobaccoville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mickle, C. F.. Pfafftown.

Doub, J. E., & Co., Tobaccoville.

Doub. L. Y., & Co., Tobaccoville.

Moser, C. C. Lewisville.

Holland, Thos.. & Co.. Lewisville.

Lehman & Butner, Bethania.

Davis & Allen. Clemmons.

Doub. C. B.. Clemmons.

Harper, A. B., Clemmons.

Shore. W. J.. Clemmons.

Carter & James. Jolliet.

Hine, F. T.. Old Town.

Spainhour & Flynn, Donnolia.

Speas. J. W.. Donnoha.

Ward Bros. & Reed. Donnoha.
FLOl'R, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Kapp & Miller. Rural Hall.

Spach Bros. (Roller Mills). Winston.

Lehman & Butner. I Boiler Mill),
Bethania.

Sides, L. H. (Roller), Clemmons.
SAW MILLS.

Hauser. George H.. Bethania.

Sprinkle Bros., Dosier.

Leight Bros., Walkertown.

Tucker Bros.. Winston.

Gun Veneer iV. Lumber Co., Rural
Hall.

PCBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Carter, Miss.Lula, Belews Creek. R.

F. D.. No. 1.

Carter. .Miss Jessie. Belews Creek,
It. F. D. No. 1.

Tise. Miss Fannie. Bethania.

Boner. Miss Blanche, Clemmons. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Boner. Miss Artie. Clemmons. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Holder. Miss Ora. Clemmons, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Wommack, Miss Fleta. Clemmons.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Phillips, Miss Bessie. Clemmons. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Sprinkle, Miss Fannie,- Clemmons.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Warner, Miss Bessie. Clemmons. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Mulliean, Miss Jennie. Clemmons. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Woosley, .1. T. Clemmons. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Davis, Pearle D., Clemmons. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Blackburn. W. E., Clemmons. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Nelson. J. L.. Clemmons. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Merritt. Miss Blanche. Germanton,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Grubbs, Joe F.. Germanton, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Lowrey, Miss Annie. Kernersville.

Shields. Miss Cora, Kernersville.

Dean. Miss Sallie. Kernersville.

Snyder, Miss Annie. Kernersville.

Pinnix. J. W.. Kernersville.

Tones. R. W.. Kernersville.

Hi'dsecock. R. T., Kernersville.

Bodenhamer, E .L.. Kernersville.

Stack. D. E.. Kernersville.

Barrow. G. II.. Kernersville.

Teague, J. S., Kernersville. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Rominger, C. L.. Kernersville.

Wicker. Miss Jessie, Kernersville.

Hedgecoek, Victor R., Kernersville.
It. F. D. No. 1.

McKaughn, J. H., Kernersville, R.
F. D. No. 1.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Crews. Miss Floss, Kernersville, R.
F. D. No. :;.

Sapp. Robah N.. Kernersville. R. F.
D. No. 4.
No. 4.

Whicker. J. N.. Kernersville. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Crews. E. B., Kernersville. R. F. D.

Vance, Miss Gertrude, Kernersville.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Luper. Miss Flossie, Lewisville.

Craft, Miss Carrie, Lewisville.

Whittington, Miss Elizabeth. Pfaff-
town. R. F. D. No. 1.

Hauser, Miss Blanche, Pfafftown. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Pfnff, Miss Mamie, Pfafftown. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Beroth. Miss Maud. Pfafftown. B. F.

Invites correspondence looking to business re-
lations on all banking lines.

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FORSYTH COUNTY.

n. No. 1.

Wliitiinuhni. Mis* Marylillie, Pfaff-
town, R. F. 1». No. 1.

Whittington, Miss Flora. Pfafftown,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Goslen, R. W., Pfafftown, R. F. 1>.
No. 1.

Goslen, II. B., Pfafftown, R. F. I».
No. 1.

Wilson, R. w., Rural Hall.

Simmons, .T. A., Rural Hall.

.Miller. Miss Lillian. Rural Hall.

Sullivan. Miss Annie. Rural Hall.

Anderson, Miss Auuusta. Rural Hall.

Shore, ?diss Mamie. Rural Hall.

Ogburn, Miss Anna. Rural Hall. II.
F. D. No. 1.

Sullivan. Miss Florence. Rural Hall.
R. F. D. No. I.

Hendrix, A. B.. Tobaccoville.

Holder, H. B., Tobaccoville.

Holder, Miss Beulah Y., Tobacco-
vile. R. F. D. No. 1.

Jones, Miss Kate, Tobaccoville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Long, Miss Maud, Tobaccoville. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Reerl. Miss Myrtle, Tobaccoville, R.
F. F. D.

Bumgarner, J. L. A.. Walkertown.

Leak. Miss Daisy, Walkertown.

Mecuiu, Miss Fannie, Walkertown.

Blackburn, Miss Bettie. Walkertown.

Whicker, Miss Eudora, Walkertown,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Marshall, Miss Selma, Walnut Cove,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Rogers. Miss T. II., Walnut Cove,
R. F. I). No. 2.

Hall, S. W.. Winston-Salem.

Bieseeker, R. H., Winston-Salem.

Ray. E. Z.. Winston-Salem.

Sides. E. D.. Winston-Salem.

Messer, F. D. L.. Winston-Salem.

Nance. J. H.. Winston -Salem.

Clingman, .Miss Bettie, Winston-
Salem.

McCuiston, Miss Annie, Winston-
Salem.

Pfaff. Miss Ada. Winston-Salem.

Walker, Miss Florence. Winston-
Salem.

Traxler. Miss Blossom Winston-
Salem.

Rierson, Miss Mauuie Winston-
Salem.

Brower, Miss May. Winston-Salem.

Foy, Miss Bessie. Winston-Salem.

Robertson, Miss Nannie, Winston-
Salem.

Shore, Miss Claude. Winston-Salem.

Bodenhamer, Miss Bess, Winston-
Salem.

Hopkins, Miss Margaret, Winston-
Salem.

Rominger, Miss :Glenora, Winston-
Salem.

Angel, Miss Daisy, Winston-Salem,
R. F. I). No. 1.

Alspaugh, Miss Maude. Winston-

Salem, R. ]•'. D. No. 2.

Norman, Miss Sarah, Winston-
Salem, R. F. Ii. No. 2.

Holder. (». E., Winston-Salem. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Ziglar, Mrs J. \Y.. Winston-Salem,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Conrad. L. I., Winston-Salem. R. F.
Ii. Xo. 2.

Cox. Miss Annie. Winston- Salem, II.
F. D. No. 3.

Cline, W. I'.., Winston-Salem, It. F.
D. No. ::.

Eaton, Miss Louise. Winston-Salem.
It. F. D. No. 3.

Nance. Miss Elizabeth, Winston-
Salem. R. F. D. No. 4.

Miller. Miss Lillie, Winston-Salem.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Spaugh, Miss Addie J., Winston-
Ealem, R F. D. No. 4.

Miller. Samuel. Winston-Salem. R.
F. D. No. 4.

Angel, Miss Kate. Winston-Salem.
R F. D. No. 5.

Motsiiojer. Miss Lelia. Winston-
Salem. R. F. D. No. 5.

Reed. Miss Lillian, Winston-Salem,
R. F. D. No. 0.

Long. Miss Ida. Winston-Salem. R.
F. D. No. 7.

Kiger, Miss Stella. Winston-Salem,
R. F. D. No. 7.

Lineback, Miss Addie, Winston-
Sab in. R. F. I>. No. 7.

Murrav, J. W., Winston-Salem. R.
F. D. No. 7.

Daniel, .T W.. Bethania.

Meadows. M. K.. Lewisville.

Riggs, -L E.. Walkertown.

Speas, .T. W.. Kernersville.

WINSTON-SALEM.

Population, 30.000; No. white po I .
1,688; No. colored polls. 137.

Assessed value real and personal
property, $9,300,095.

Estimated value real and personal
property, $20,000,000.

Tax Rate: SI. 00 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $650,000.

Floating debt. $64,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— O. B. Eaton.

Chief of Police— J. A. Thomas.

Treasurer — Wm. D. Jackson.

Tax Collector — T. L. Farrow.

Recordei — G. H. Hastings.

Clerk Recorder's Court — W
Penry.

City Attorneys— Manly & Hendren.

City Supt. Health— J. E. Dowdy.

City Supt. Schools — W. S. Snipes.

Postmaster — C. A. Reynolds.

R. R. Agents — E. B. Kearns, Nor-
folk & Western ; W. P. Reed, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — O. L. GrubbS,
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — Walter Tise.

T

THE WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK,

The oldest bank in the growing progressive city of
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
JAS. A. GRAY, Prest. E. S. GRAY, Asst. Cashier.

FORSYTH COUNTY.

203

J. M. Martin. Postal-
Wilson,

Home Church),
; (Calvary;. Ed.
(Christ's), J

R.

J.
S.
S. Mc-
J. K.
B.
D.

A.

Shenck,

Lester,
, Rev.

Pastor.

Pastor ;
Garrison,

ACADEMIES.

S. Snipes, Super-

Western Fnion
Cable Co.

Telephone Manager — E. H
Southern Bell Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— (Centenary), J. E. Aber-
nethy, Pastor: (West End), W. A.
Lambeth. Pastor: (Burkhead Institu-
tional!, W. M. Biles. Pastor; (Grace),
W. M. Bobbins. Pastor; (Salem), T.
R. Wolf, Pastor; (Southside), T.
Wolf, Pastor.

Moravian — (The
K. Pfohl, Pastor
Crosland, Pastor ;
Cuiston ; (Elm Street Chapelt
Pfohl, Pastor; (Fairview), L.
Lnckinbach, Pastor; (Southside),
C. Stemple.

Baptist — (First Church), H.
Brown. Pastor; (Brown Memorial),
(J. T. Limpkin. Pastor; (Southside),
A. L. Betts, Pastor.

Christian — G. H. C. Stoney. Pastor.

Episcopal — Henry Teller Cocke,
Rector.

Lutheran — E. A.

Catholic — Geo.
( Fourfold Gospel)
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND

City Schools — W.
intendent.

High School — Thos. W. Hume, Prin-
cipal.

North Winston Graded School —
Thos. W. Cash, Principal.

West End Graded School — Miss Lil-
lian Jenkins. Principal.

East Winston Graded School — Miss
Ada Roan. Principal.

Salem Female Academy anil Col-
lege— Rev. H. Rond thaler. President.

Twin-City Business College — Chas.
L. Padgett, President.

Tinsley Military Institute — J. W.
Tinsley, Headmaster; W. E. Ennis,
Commandant.

Salem Boy's School — J. F. Brower,
Principal.

Slater Normal and Industrial School
(colored) — S. G. Adkins. President.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The Zinzendorf.

Phoenix.

Hotel Neal.

Hotel Francis.

Hotel Forsyth, C

The Haes House.

Gray, Mrs.

O'Brien, Mrs. L.

Foard. Mrs. Henrv.

Barbara. Mrs. W. H.

Riddle, Mrs. H. H.

ARCHITECTS.

Northup, W. C.
Zimmerman & Purviance.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.— F. H
Fries. President; H. F. Shaffner, Vice-

P. S.

C.

President and Treasurer; Thos. Mas-
lin, Assistant Treasurer and Secre-
tary.

Wachovia National Bank — Jas. A.
Gray, President; E. S. Gray, Cashier.

Peoples National Bank — J. W. Fries.
President; W. A. Blair, Vice-President
and Cashier.

Forsyth Saving & Trust Co. (col.) —
L. G. Adkins, President; F. M. Ken-
ned v. Cashier.

BAKERS.

Winkler, Mrs. A. W.

Pearson, S. A.

BRICK. MANUFACTURERS.

Byerly, R. F., Co.

Hedgecoek & Hine.

Snyder, S. A.

Winston Brick & Tile Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Dixie Shoe Co. (Wholesale.)

Jenkins Bros. Shoe Co. (Wholesale).

Allen Co., The

Brown. F. C, Sons Co.

Daye, A., & Co.

Duke-Phelps Co.

Fletcher Bros. Co.

Jones & Gentry.

Lashmit, J. L.

Mevers-Westbrook Co.

Miller, B. A., & Co.

Neely, J. A.

Newman, J. I.

Rosenbacker & Bro.

Salem Dry Goods Co.

Vaughn Bros. & Co.

Vaugh, Russell L.. & Co.

Wright, W. C.

BOOK STORES.

The Chas. E. Pless Book Co.

Watkins, W. H., Book Store.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Hawkins, G. W.

Mickey & Farnum.

Miller & Poe.

Mock. P. W.

Murphv & Campbell.

Richard, J .M.

Snipes. W. F., & Co.

Snyder. L. P.

Hester & Apple.

BROKERS.

Glenn, J. A.

Thomas, Hansell.

Vaughn, E. D., & Co.

Vernay, F. S.

Mendenhall & Fry.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Cranford & Synder.

Nissen, C. F., Co.

Nissen, G. E., & Co.

Nissen. S. J.. Co.

Spach Brothers.

Winston Vehicle ('<>.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Arista Mills Co.

Maline Mills.

Southside Mill.

Carolina Mills.

4% interest paid in Savings Department and on
Certificates of Deposit.— A safe place for funds
awaiting investment.

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FORSYTH COUNTY.

II.. Knitting Co.

ll.'lllrs. I

Maline .Mills.

Shamrock .Mills.
II. Ol K. CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Forsvth Roller .Mills.

Southside Roller Mills.

Wachovia .Mills.

MAM I' At T I RING PLANTS.

Fogle Bros. <'o.

Hoover, K. I... & Co.

Miller Bros. Co.

Phillips, J. II.

Smith-Phillips Lumher Co.

Chatham Manufacturing Co. (Wool-
en).

Fries. F. & II. (Wool'en).
CON FECTIONE R V DEALE R s .

Hub Candy Co.

Crystal Candy Co.

Daye, Henry.

Brandon, A. C.

Side. Isam.

Starbough, II.

McGee, J. W.

FRUITS AND I'RODl'CE.

Etheridge, W. E.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Fogle Bros. Co.

Miller. Gaston.

Miller & Hiatt.

( irdway, S. S., Sons & Co.

Ange, J. F.

Holladay & Crouse.

Wall, J. W. & C. M.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Bennett & Co.

City Fuel Co.

Thomas, C. M.. & Co.

Anderson. E. L.

Citv Wood Yard.

BOARD OF TRADE.

H. R. Starbuck, President: R. S
Galloway, Vice-President; J. S. Kuy-
kendall. Secretary; Thomas Maslin
Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Allen Co., (The)

Boyles Bros. Co.

Brown, Frank C, Sons Co.

Cranford, X. L.

Daye. A.. & Co.

Fletcher Bros.

Jacobs, Joe, Clothing Co.

McDowell iV- Rogers.

Meyers- Westbrook Co.

Robinson. E.

Rosenbacher iV- Bro.

Shapiro. A.

Winston Clothing Co.

Woodruff, J. M.. & Co.

Sharpe-Modlin Co.

Hitchcock-Trotter Co.

Reece-Mock-Bagby Co.

DEPARTMENT STORKS.

Hitchcock-Trotter Co.
Meyers-Westbrook Co.
Rosenbacher & Brother.
Daye, A.. & Co.

DENTISTS.

Apple. It. O. & T. A.
\\ atkins, -l. * Jonrad.
Horton. II. V.
Horton, 1'. E.
Jones, R. H. •
Lee. C. O.
Sapp, C. C.
Blum, .1. A.
OBACCO MT'B'S. AND DEALERS. I
Bailey Bros.
Bohannon, F. M.
Brown & Williamson.
Fliny, J. G.
Liipfert- Scales Co.
Ogburn Hill & Co.
Reynolds, It. •!.. Tobacco Co.
Taylor Brothers.
Whitaker-Harvey Co.

TOBACCO SUPPLIES.
Martin. Watt.

ERTIL1ZER DEALERS & M'F'E'S.
Southern Chemical Co.
Fniou Guano Co.

DRUGGISTS.
O'Hanlon.
Owens Drug Co.
Simi)son Drug Co.
Thompson Drug Co.
Vaughn -Crutchfleld & Co. i Whole-
sale).
Winston Drug Co. (Wholesale i.
Fairview Drug Co.
O'Hanlon.
Owens.
Simpson.
Thompson.
Southside Pharmacy.
Jones Drug Store (col).

DOCTORS.
Bynum, John.
Dalton, D. N.
Davis. A. P.
Davis. T. W.
Fearrington. J. P.
Grey, E. P.
Jewett. R. D.
Kapp, H. II.

Lockett, E. A.

Lott, H. S.

Pfohl. s. F.

Shaffner, J. F.

Spainhour. E.

Spencer. W. < K

Summers. C. L.

Linville, W.

Fleming. C.

Bahnson, H.

Nicholson, J.

Pepper. J. K.

Echols. R. M. ("Osteopath i.

Grainger, C. PI. (Osteopath'.

Bruce. W. H. (col.)

Christian. A. J. (col.)

Hall. H. H. (col.)

Jones. J. W. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Hitchcock-Trotter Co.

Meyers- Westbrook Co.

Rosenbacher & Bro.

Jr.
II.

C.

J. (Vet.)
T.
I'.

A DEPOSITOR DESIRES TO PIT
IMS MONEY IN A BANK WITH
GOOD CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
AND WITH A RECORD OF CON-
SERVATIVE SUCCESSFUL MAN-
AGEMENT.

The Wachovia National

Meel; these requi.ements.

FORSYTH COUNTY.

205

Fletcher. J. H.. & Co.

Dave, A., & Co.

Sharp-Modlin Co.

Nading, H. A. (Wholesale).

Davis. J. N.

1 >avis. Mrs. R.

Hester, J. W. Co.

A. lams, J. J., & Co.

American Stock Co.

Gilmer Bros. c<>. (Wholesale).

Marler-Dalton-Gilmer Co. (Whole-
sale).

Misses Martin (Ladies' Furnishing
Parlor).

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Farmer's Stock Co.

Poindexter, H. D.

Kress. II. X.. 5, in and 25c. Store.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Fries Manufacturing & Power Co.

Winston-Salem Light & Fuel Co.
(Gas).

FLORISTS.

Fallon Floral Co.

Walker, G. I.

Van Lindley, .T.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Rose. Sam.
Marshall, John.
< !onrad.
Pleasant.
Styron. T. P.
Land. John.
Hardman, ('has.
Tnrne. J. H. (col.)
PACKING HOISE AND COLD
STORAGE.
Swift & Co.

Carolina Cold Storage Co.
FOUNDRIES AND IKON WORKS.
Salem Iron Works.
Crawford Plumbing & Mill Supply
Co.

Vance. J. A.. & Co.
Briggs, Shaffner & Co.

II RNITl RE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Crim-Cantrell Furniture Co.
Huntley-Hill-Stockton Co.
Piedmont Furniture Co.
Rominger & Blackburn.
Sledge Furniture Co.
Forsyth Furniture Co.
Oakland Manufacturing Co.
Huntley. B .F., Co.
Forsyth Chair Co.
Winston Handle Co.

GROCERS

Wholesale.
Horn. R. B.. & Co.
Cromer Brothers.
Ethridge, W. E.
Efird Brothers.
Hancock Grocery Co.
Messick, A. F., Grocery Co.
Messick. E. R.
Norman-Moir-Dalton » !o.
Taylor, .Tno. M.
Vaughn & Co.
Joyce Bros. Co.
Jennings & Rodwell.

Hancock Grocery Co.

Norman & Bagby.

Smitherman iV- Stone.
Retail.

Adams, J. J.

Allen. .las.

Banks. F. B.

Brothers. W. J.

Bran. T. R.

Baynes' Mercantile Co.

Blackburn, Wm.

Brandon. C. T.

Brown, O. F.

Farmers' Stock Co.

Farmers' Trade House.

Grizzard, A. P.

Grubbs & Lehman.

Hampton, C. T.

Hill. A. C.

Hill. J. W.

Hooper. T. H.

Joyuer, J. T.

Lloyd. J. S.

Melcher Bros.

Moore. It. A.

Moser Grocery Co.

Peoples Trade House.
• Pfaff. S. A.

Poindexter, H. D.

Reid. J. .1.

Shelton Bros.

Smith. .Lis. C.

Spencer, S. S.

Vernon Grocery Co.

White Star Co.

Zimmerman & Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Brown Rogers Co.

Fosyth Hardware Co.

Forsyth Sporting Goods Co.

Xortieet Hardware Co.

Wall-Huske (Hardware and
yies I .

Foister Electric Co.

HOSPITALS.

The Twin -City Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Foltz & Spaugh. (Life.)

Home Real Estate, Loan &
Co. (Life).

O'Brien, W. L. (Life).

Wimbish, J. L. (Life).

Todor. George C. (Life.)

Sills. J. E. (Life.)

Gray, E. E. (Fire).

Bessent. J. C. (Fire).

Home Real Estate. Loan &
ance Company. (Fire.)

Galloway & Jenkins (Fire).

Wachovia Loan & Trust Co.

Lineback, Jas. S. (Fire).

Follin. G. S.. Co. (Fire).

Winston Agency Co. (Fire.)

Spaugh, H. W. (Fire).

Johnson. C. E. (Fire).

Money, R. H. (Fire).

Dunn. J. S. (Fire).

Young, J. G. (Fire).

Walker. R. T. (Fire).

Bug-

Trust

Insur-
(Fire).

WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK,

CAPITAL. $150,000.00.
The bank's own Money

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.

SIRPLIS AND PROFITS, $200,000.00

is the SAFE Security for a Depositor.

20G

FORSYTH COUNTY.

JEWELERS.

Day, P. N.

Gentry, J. A.

Sapp, c r.

Vogler, W. T., & Sou.
LAUNDRIES.

Winston Steam Laundry.

The Zinzendorf Laundry.

\\ ing, ('as. (Chinese.)

Sam. ('has. (Chinese).

Lee, Hop. (Chinese.)

LAWYERS.

Alexander, J. B.

Baldwin. F. T.

Beckerdite, II. L.

Benbow & Hall.

Blair. D. H.

Blair, W. A.

Eller, A. H.

Glenn, R. B.

Gray, E. E.

Griffith, E. A.

Grogan, J. S.

Hartman, W. V.

Hasting & Linville.

Hawkins, D. D.

Holton, A. E.

Josey, Edwin B.

Manly & Heudren.

Mast, D. P.

Montague, H.

Palmer. Jay.

Patterson, J. L.

Pell, G. P.

Sapp, H. O.

Scroggs, Jas.

Starbuck, H. R.

Swink. L. M.

Tavis, B. C.

Watson, Buxton & Watson.

Wilson. Wrn. T.

Womble, B. S.

Sams & Parham.

Bridgers, A. R. (col.)

Fitts. J. S. (col.)

Lanier. J. S. (col.)
LUMBER MT'B'S. AND DEALERS.

Fogle Bros. Co.

Miller Bros.

Phillips, J. H.

Shelton, .T. E.. Box Co.

Sheppard. O. J.

Smith-Phillips Lumber Co.

Miller. Gaston.
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

Consolidated Granite Co.

Forsyth Marble Co.

McGalliard Granite Co.

Winston-Salem Marble & Granite
Works.

Bennett. J. A. & C. E.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Brown-Rogers Co.

Crawford Plumbing & Mill Supply
Co.

Winston Mill Supply Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Brown-Rogers Co.

Clinard, W. H.

O'Hanlon, E. W.

Owens Drug Co.

Phillips, J. H.

Sink & Fansler.

PAINTERS.

Sink iV: Fansler.

Fergurson, C. L.

Martin. L. E.

Reynolds Sign System.

Poindexter & Curry (col.)
P LIMBERS.

Brickenstein. L. B.

Crawford Plumbing & Mill Supply I
Co.

McSwaim, G. W.

Winston Mill Supply & riumbing
Co.

Maynard & Crutchfleld.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Bowen, R. J„ & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Twin-City Studio.

Lineback, H. A.

Farrell & Edwards.

PRINTING OFFICES.

The Barber Printery.

King Printing Co.

Stewart's Printing House.

Union Republican Co.

Womble, L. B., Printing Co
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Dwire, George F.

Franklin, W. E.

Foltz & Spaugh.

Galloway & Jenkins.

Home Real Estate & Insurance Co.

Montague, H.

N. C. Rental & Collection Agency.

Dunn. J. S.

Follin-Hodgin Co.

Hay. R. D.

Hinshaw. G. W.

Money. R. H.

Mooney, W. L.

Nance, B. T.

Tice, J. C.

Walker. R. T.

Wade. L. A.

Jones, C. H.

Nance. B. T.

TAILORS.

Fischer & Shaffer.

Vaughn, T. L., Jr.. & Co. (Ladies. >

Bennett.

Silverberg.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Huntlev-Hill-Stockton Co.

Vogler. F. H., & Son.

Howard Fitch Co. (Colored.1

J. G. Lattie & Co. (Colored.)
WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Clinard. W. H.

Sink & Fansler.

CLUBS.

Elks Club.
Eagles Club.
Twin City Club.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Staudard.

THE WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK,

The oldest Bank in the growing, progressive city of
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
JAS. A. GRAY, Prest. E. S. GRAY, Asst. Cashier.

FORSYTH COUNTY.

201

Piedmont.
Twin City.
Winston.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Academy — J. H. Clewell, Editor.

Business Guide — M. I. Stewart. Edi-
tor.

Daily Sentinel— H. R. Dwire, Editor.

New Covenant — J. D. Diggs, Editor.

Southern Tobacco Journal — G. E.
Webb, Editor.

Union Republican — J. B. Goslen,
Editor.

Wachovia-Moravian — J. H. Clewell,
Editor.

Winston-Salem Journal — S. H. Para-
bee, Editor.

BOTTLING WORKS.

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works.

Coca-Cola Bottling Works.

Tise. W. C, Bottling Works.

Bennett. J. A. & C. E., Bottling
Works.

KERNERSVILLE.

Population, 1909: 1,500.

No. white polls, 152; No. colored
polls, 28.

Value real estate. $316,000.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. L. Linville.

Treasurer — R. L. Carlton.

Tax Collector — A. N. Linville.

Postmaster — B. R. Bnson.

R. R. Asent — C. R. Kerner. South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — C. R. Kerner.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — O. A. Keller, Pastor.

Methodist — H. C. Byruui. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — W. R. Low-
dermilk. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Kernersville High School — J. A.
Speas. Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Davis Hotel.

Willis Hotel.

Auto Inn Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Kernersville — W. H. Men-
denhall, President; George V. Fulp.
Cashier.

Forsyth Bank & Trust Co.— J. Van
Lindley, President: .T. M. Buys.
Cashier.

BRICK MANl UACTURERS.

Dillon. C. .T.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Pulp & Linville.

Nelson & Winfree.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

Hester

CATTLE.

L., & Son.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Victory Hosiery Mill.
American Hosiery Mills.
Lowrey, W. A., & Son, Hosiery
Mills.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Pegram. W. H.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Fulp & Linville.

COTTON GINS.
Gentry, J. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Pinnix, J. M.

DOCTORS.

Justice, J. T.

Carlton, R. L.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Kernersville Light & Power Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Watson, J. A.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Fulp & Linville.

Linville, C. L., & Co.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Stuart. J. R.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Fulp & Linville.

Kernersville Furniture Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Reeson, J. H.

Wilborn, W. P.

Davis. L. F.. & Son.

Self. F. W.

Dudley & Huffines.

Pinnix Drug Co.

Fulp & Linville.

Fulton, J. G.

Lamar. E. S.

Linville. C. L., & Co.

Linville. C. M. D.

Lowrv. J. A.

Morris & Marshall.

Nelson & Winfree.

Phillips. .T. R.

Phillips & Davis.

Ring, R. W.

Walker & Jordan.

Watson. J. A.

Willis. T. J.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Kernersville Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Fulp, Georae V.

Linville. E. M.

LAWYERS.

Linville. E. M.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Brookbank & Dillon.

PAINTERS.

Beard, M. O.

Huff, E. K.

Korme, J. G.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Forsyth News — P. A. Slate, Edi-
tor.
I XDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Linville, A. N.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Beard, M. O.

Korme. J. G.

Strong— Conservative— Experienced

30 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SUCCESSFUL BANKING.

21 is

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

(OIXTY SKAT. LOl'ISBl'RG.

Formed in i T T '- • . Named in honor of Banjamin Franklin.

Area: 4ui» square miles.

Population: 27,500. White males, 6,600; white females, 6,400; negro
males, 6,250; negro females, 6,41)0; foreign born, I'd.

Value of real estate, $1,982,755; vali C personal property, $3,692,856.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,125,364; by negroes, $389,437.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 762-3c. on the sums; roads and bridges, 4c.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation in Louisburg Township and by bond
i-siic in Franklinton Township.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 22.94 miles, assessed value $461.23S.06

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,21

The Pullman Company, assessed value 2,177.56

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,132.73

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 7.981.20

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 7.7-!-j.<hi

Sunt hern Telephone Company, assessed value .".tin. no

l'ostal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 2.302.95

Louisburg Telegraph Company, assessed value 500.00

Superior Court Terms: 6th Monday before 1st Monday in March; 6th
Monday after 1st Monday in March; 2nd Monday before 1st Monday in
September; 6th Monday after 1st Monday in September. (January, April,
August and October.) October is civ'] term. August is criminal,

C'OINTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. J. Barrow,
Louisburg.

Sheriff — H. C. Kearney, Louisburg.

Register of Deeds — W. M. Boone.
Louisburg.

Treasurer — I*. It. Griffin, Louisburg.

Coroner — J. A. Turner, Louisburg.

Surveyor — J. T. Inscore, Castalia. It.
F. I). No. 2.

Co. Supt. of Health— R. F. Yar-
borough, Louisburg.

Co. supt. of Schools— R. B. White,
Louisburg.

Standard-Keeper — R. G., Winn,
Louisburg, It. F. D. No. 5.

Supt. of County Home— E. N. Wil-
liams. Louisburg.

Co. Board of Education— J. C. Win-
ston. Youngsville; A. W. Perry, Louis-
bur-. R. F. D. No. 2: II. D. Egerton,
Laurel.

County Commissioners — T. S. Collie,
fchrm.), Castalia. R. F. D. No. 2; J.
H. T'zzell. Mapleville; N. B. Young,
Louisburg, R. F. D. No. 1; J. H.
Cooke, Franklinton; E. M. Gupton,
C upton.

County Board of Eleetions — P. G.
Alston. Louisburg; .T. B. Yarborough,
Louisburg; W. II. Macon. Louisburg.
JFSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Dunns Township — .T. H. Ballentine,
Spring Hope. R. F. D. No. 2; W. H.
Williams. Spring Hope. R. F. T>. No.
■J: V,. F. Pearce, Spring Hope. R. F.
I>. No. 2.

Harris — J. B. Kins. Louisburg, R.
F. I). No. l: J. E. Wilder, Louisburg,
R. F. D. No. 1.

C

R. Tharington.

Winston. Youngs-

E. Nicholson,

Morris, Franklin-
Franklinton.

Louis-
Foster.

Louis-
: J. P

Freemans —
Youngsville; J
ville.

Franlilinton — J.
Franklinton : E. W.
ton : C. W. Conway

Hayesville— R. G. Winn.
burs. R. F. D. No. 5; It. S
Manson, R. F. D. No. 5; K. M. Clarke.
Kittrell, B. F. D.

Sandy Creek — E. N. Williams,
bur-; J. J. Cooper, Louisburg
Pleasants, Louisburg.

Gold Mine— W. D. Fpchurch. Cen-
treville: Peter Collins. Centreville; A.
S. A. Hamlet. Centreville.

Cedar Rock— T. W. Stokes. Louis-
burs. R. F. D. No. li: W. T. Davis,
Castalia. R. F. D. No2. ; .1. T. Inscoe,
Castalia, B. F. D. No. •_'.

Cyress Creek — J. G.

Mapleville; J. M. Sykes.
II. A. Hines. Mapeville.

Lovtishurg — J. B. Perrv, Louisburg;
O. L. Ellis. Louisburg; W. E. Tucker.
Louisburg: B. B. Massenburg, Louis-
burs'.

MINISTERS XOT IX TOWNS.

Stamps. Mack, Louisburg.

Williams. C. ('.. Mapleville B.
No. 1. •

Sledse. J. W.. Louisburg, E.
No. 4.

Duke, G. M.. Mapleville.

Bunn. D. T.. Spring Hope.
D. No. 2.

SCHOOLS AM) ACADEMIES.

Bunn High School — Prof. Martin,
Principal, Bunn.

Inglesirte High School — Miss F.dith

Creeburn,

Mapleville;

F. D.

F. I).

B. F.

FRAXKLIX COUNTY.

209

Yarborough, I'rin., Louisburg, R. F.

D. Xo. 5.

Mapleville Graded School — Airs. M.

E. Milliams, I'rin.. Mapleville.
Cedar Bock Academy — Miss Eugenia

Boone, Prin., Castnlin, R. F. I). No. 2.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

R.

D.

Floyd, R. P., Louisbur
No. 1.

Clark, K. M., Kittrell.

Bobbitt, E. II.. Cedar Rock.

Wheless, J.R., Centreville.

Williams. .1. B., Alert.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wood, C. <;., Woods.

LTpchurch, W. I>.. Centreville.

Sledge, H. M., Mapleville.

Weathers, J. EL, & Co., Bunn.

Rice, X.. & Co.. Margaret.
COTTON GINS.

Perry, J. R., & Co., .Mapleville.

Gupton .Charles. Laurel.

Wheeles, J. R., Centreville.

Upchurch, W. D., Centreville.
1LOIR, CORN AND FEED .MILLS.

Gupton, Charles. Laurel.
I'IBLK SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Alford. Miss 1'attie. Louisburg, R.
F. D. Xo. 2.

Beves, Miss Lela, Franklinton.

Boone. Miss Eugenia. Castalia.

Clifton. Miss Lizzie. Katesville.

Conyers, Mrs. R. .7.. Youngsville.

Cheatham. Miss Tazzie, Bnnn.

Duke. Mrs. S. W.. Epsom.

Duke, Miss Ida. Epsom.

Davis. Miss Sallie, Louisburg, R. F.
D. Xo. 5.

Fuller, Miss Annie. Moulton.

Foster. Miss Bessie. Laurel.

Green, W. M.. Privett.

Hines, Miss Alice. Spring Hope. It.
F. D. No. 2.

Hight, Miss Nan, Louisburg.

Hicks, .Miss Maggie, Wood.

Hayes, Miss Lily .7.. Louisburg.

Hayes, Miss Janet. Mapleville.

Jarman, .Miss Loulia, Louisburg, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Luther, Miss Mamie. Spring Hope,
R. F. D. Xo. 3.

Massenburg, B. I!.. Jr., Louisburg.

Macon, .Miss Snsie. Louisburg, R. F.
D. Xo. 5.

Macon,

Xo. r».

I'innell. Miss

Pinnell, Miss

Poe, W. D.,

Perry, Miss
R. F. D. No. •_».

Ragsdale, M
burg, R. F. D.

Shearin. Miss
R. F. D. Xo. 2.

Strickland. Miss olive. Margaret,
It. F. D. No. 1.

Sledge, T. IB. Louisburg, It. F. D.
Xo. 5.

Sledge, .1 ().. Louisburg, It. F. D.

14

S. Y.. Louisburg, R. F.

Joe, Centerville,
Lucy, Wood.

Bunn.

Annie J., Franklinton,

ITS. Rosamond, Louis-
No. 1.
Mary D., Louisburg,

Xo. 4.

Wheeless. Miss Chessie, Spring
Hope, R. F. D. No. 2.

I'zzle, Miss Claire, Louisburg, It. I".
D. Xo. 4.

Wilson, Miss Nellie, Louisburg, It.
F. D. Xo. 5.

Webb, Miss Lucy '1'.. Mapleville.

Winn, Miss Gussie, Epsom.

Roberts, Mrs. C. W., Youngsville.

Rodgers, Mrs. Xellie. Riley.

Clayton. Mrs. Annie S., Laurel.

Blackwell, .Mrs. Annie, Castalia. It.
V. D. Xo. 1.

Floyd, Miss Hattie. Louisburg.

Gupton, Miss Lillian. Privett.

Brantley, Miss Nona, Bunn.

Wiggs, Miss Lucy E., Bunn.

Yar-

LOUISBURG.

Population, 1909: 2,500.
No. polls. 292.

Value real estate, 1525,923;
personal property, $339,720.
Tax Rate:. $1.30 on the $100,
Bonded debt, $75,000.
Pleating debt, $5,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. B. Yarborough.

Chief of Police — It. C. High.

City Clerk— B. O. Bissett.

Treasurer — 10. S. Ford.

Tax Collector— D. C. High.

City Attorney— W. H. Ruffln.

City Supt. of Health — R. F,
borough.

Postmaster — Mrs. Ina X. Harris.

R. R. Agent — Jj. L. Joyner, Sea-
board Air Line Railway.

Express Agent — L. L. Joyner.

Telegraph Manager — L. L. Joyner,
Louisburg Telegraph Co.

Telephone .Manager — Hunter Hale,
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AM) CHURCHES.

Baptist — L. W. Swope, Pastor.

Episcopal — John London, Rector.

Methodist— R. W. Bailey, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Loiiisliurg Graded School — W. R.
Mills. Principal.

Louisburg College for Women — Mrs.
Mary D. Allen. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Louisburg Hotel. .1. S. Lancaster,
Proprietor.

Bobbitt, J. H.

ARCHITECTS.

Houck, M. F.

Davis, M. S.

BANKS AND HANKERS.

First National Bank — B. G. Allen.
President; P. R. White, Cashier.

Farmers & Merchants Bank — W. .7.
Hawkins, President: T. W. Watson,
Cashier.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Fran kiln Perpetual.

1110

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

BBICK MAMFACTIBERS.
Houck-Ford Co.

BOOT AM) SHOE DEALERS.
Allen, P. S. & K. K.
Stokes, C. T.
Hicks, B. G.

BOOK STORES.
The Racket Store.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Weathers. J. W.
Harris, E. L.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Louisburg Wagon Co., Geo. H.
Cooper, President ; Ivey Allen, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.
Taylor, H. C.
Hill, K. P.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Hicks, L. P.

CONTRACTORS AND Bl ILDERS
Houck, M. F.

COAL DEALERS.
Reavis. P. A.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
J. R. Collie. President; A. H. Flem-
ing, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Allen, P. S. & K. K.
Wkeeles, F. W.
Deitz, Aaron.
Winston, J. P.

COTTON GINS.
Louisburg Cotton Oil Co.
Griffin & Beasley.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Egerton, F. N. & R. Z.
Hall. Mrs. A. M.

DENTISTS.

Fleming. A. H.
Banks. C. H.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

American Tobacco Co.
Imperial Tobacco Co.
Cheatham. C. B.
Parham, S. J.
Collie & Waddell.
Meadows & Harris.
Ford & Harris.

DRUGGISTS.
Beasley-Alston Drug Co.
Pleasants, F. R.
Scoggin Drug Co., The

DOCTORS.
S. P. Burt.
Malone, J. E.
Yarborough, R. F.
Ellis. O. L.
Newell. H. A.
Cooke. F. K.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Egerton. F. N. & R. Z.
Hall. Mrs. A. M.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Louisburg Electric Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Pleasants, M. C.

Joyner, J. M.
Hicks, L. P.
Cooper, G. B.
Bartholomew, W. E.
Hicks, B. G.
Alston Co.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Stokes, C. T.
McKinne Bros.
Neal. W. P., & Co.
Allen Bros.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Uzzell, W. E.
Perry, K. A.
Harris, W. H.
Joyner, Oscar.
Kelly. Richard.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Louisburg Plow Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
White, W. E., Furniture Co.
Hollingsworth, J. W.
Hill. T. G. & J. D.

GROCERS.
Reayis. P. A. (Wholesale.)
Barrow. W. J. (Wholesale.)
Hicks, L. P.
Hicks, B. G.
Stokes, C. T.
Alston Co.
King, J. W.
McKinne Bros.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
McKinne Bros.
Hicks. L. P. -

1NSCRANCE AGENTS.
Allen. R. G. (Fire.)
Bailev. Wm. (Fire.)
Wilder. T .B. (Life and Fire.)
Taylor, R. P. (Life.)
Turner, J. A. (Life.)

JEWELERS.
Miller, D. E.

LAWYERS.
M.issenburg, B. B.
Person, W. M.
Ruffin. W. H.
Yarborough. W. IL. Jr.
Cooke. P. H.
Wilder. Thos. B.
Holden, B. T.
White, R. B.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Louisburg Lumber Co.
Mann, W. H.
Ford. G. W.
Allen. T. K.

COTTON BUYERS.
Stokes, C. T.
McKinne Bros.
Person. A. W.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Hicks. L. P.
McKinne Bros.

PAINTERS.
Crosson, R. R.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Howell, J. T.
Joyner, J. M.
Odom, E.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.

211

Bartholomew, W. E.

PLUMBERS.
Horton, L. T.
MeKinne Bros.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Hollingsworth, J. W.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cobb, J. S.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Franklin Times — A. P. Johnson,
Editor.

REAL. ESTATE AGENTS.
Smithwiek, D. T.
Wilder, Thomas B.

BUILDING MATERIAL.
MeKinne Bros.
Hicks, L. P.
UNDERTAKERS AND EJIBALMEBS,
White, W. E., Furniture Co.
Hollingsworth, ,T. W.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Gallagher, B. A.

YOUNGSVTIiliE.

Incorporated in 1S75.
Population, 1909: White. 500; col-
ored, 200; total, 700.

Tax Rate: G6 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— C. C. Winston.
Postmaster — P. R. Hatch.
Chief of Police— J. E. Winston.
R. R. Agent — Jones Cooke, S. A. L.
Manager Telegraph — Walter Cooke.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Christian — Rev. Mr. Patton. Pastor.
Methodist— F. B. Nobbitt, Pastor.
Baptist — T. B. Justice, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Graded School — Prof. Conner, Prin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Youngsville — J. B. Perry,
President; W. G. Riddiok. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Timberlake. R. E.
Hatch. P. R.
Dr. Vernon.

DRUGGISTS.

Winston-Blanks Drug Co.
Hatch. P. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Perry & Patterson.
Sjiivey & Timberlake.
Mitchell. J. F.
Pearce-Williams Co.
Winston. J. W.
Allen, J. B., Co.
Moss, T. L.
Moss, Miss B. A.
Alford. M. A.
Alford. E. T.
Winston, H. B.
Strickland, C. H.
Deitz Bros.
Pearce. S. E. & J. L.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

May. Mrs. C. B.

LIVERY STABLES.

Underwood, R. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Wilson, J. T.
Youngsville Lumber Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Mitchell, J. W. (Fire.)
Pearce, S. E. (Fire.)

FRANKL.INTON.

Incorporated in 1870.
Population, 1909: White, 800; col-
ored, 700; total, 1,500.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. W. Conway.
Postmaster — W. P. Edwards.
Chief of Police — A. B. Cooke.
R. R. Agent— E. J. Cheatham, Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — E. J. Cheat-
ham, Western Union Tel. Co. ; T. C
Jovner, Postal.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— W. W. Rose, Pastor.
Baptist — G. B. Harrill, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Franklinton Graded School — E. E
Sams, Principal .

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Citizens Bank — E. J. Cheatham,
President; W. F. Joyner, Cashier; G.
L. Cooke, Assistant Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Harris, J. H.
Henderson. R. B.
Winston. A. R.

DRUGGISTS.
Crescent Drug Co.
Jovner, T. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McGhee-Joyner Co.
Whedbee & Morris.
Williams, S. C.
Kearney, I. H.
Pearce, H. E.
Cooke, B. F.. Furniture Co.
Ballard. B. W., Co.
Pruitt, R. A.
Ward, D. T.
Nowell, J. W.
Byrum. W. H.
Franklin Grocery Co.
Best, Mrs. D. G.

MILLINERY.
Henlev. Mrs. M. C.
Britt. Mrs. S. S.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Speed, R. A.

LIVERY STABLES.
Speed. R. A.
I. H. Kearney.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Sterling Cotton Mills.

DENTISTS.
Ford. S. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Joyner & Cooke.

LAWYERS.
White, R. B.

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GASTON COUNTY.

GASTON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, DALLAS.

Former] In 1S47. Named in honor of Hon. Wm. Gaston.

Area, 346 square miles.

Population. 10,000. White males. 17,000; white females, 16,350; negro
males, 3,250; negro females. 3,250; foreign born, 100.

Value of real estate. $«5.<>01,24<i : value of personal property, $2.00'.).. M 7.

Property listed iu 1909 by whites, $9,040,115; by negroes, $170,648.

No. of Schools: For whites. 68; for negroes, 31.

Tax Kate: County purposes. S', 2-::<\ on the S100; roads and bridges, -■><■.

County bonded debt, $300,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 600. Worked by Taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlanta >x Charlotte Air Line, 23.00 miles, assessed value $756,692.66

Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co., 17.50 miles, assessed value 351,859.90

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 264.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 3,873.46

Southern Express Co., assessed value rj..j.j."i.ss

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 17,582.66

Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 23,195.00

Carolina & Northwestern Railway, 19.26 miles, assessed value... 178,130.70

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 9,161.60

Southern Power Co.. assessed value 23,470.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 3,539.00

superior Court Terms— 28th February; 23rd May; 12th September; 21st
November.

N.

Glenn,

P.

Hall,

C.

Craig,

N.

Boyce,

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — C. C. Cornwell.
Dallas.

Sheriff' — Thos. E. Shuford, Dallas.

Register of Deeds — A. J. Smith,
Dallas.

Treasurei — J. M. Shuford, Dallas.

Coroner — G. R. Rhyne. Dallas.

Surveyor — C. A. Black. Bessemer
City.

Co. Sunt, of Health — L.
Gastonia.

Co. Supt. of Schools — F.
Belmont.

Supt. of County Home — C.
Dallas.

Co. Board of Education — S.
Gastonia; .1. H. Rudisill, Cherryville;
II. A. Rhyne, Mt. Holly.

Co. Commissioners — John F. Bee-
per, (ehrm.l, Belmont; A. R. Anders,
Gastonia-; O. <J. Falls. Kings Moun-
tain: J. C. Puett, Dallas; E. L. Pe-
gram, Stanley.

County Board of Elections — S. M.
Robinson, Lowell: S. N. Boyce. Gas-
tonia; L. L. Jenkins. Gastonia.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Dallas Township— A. P. H. Rhyne,
Dallas: M. D. Friday. Worth; .7. L.
Hoover. Ah-xis.

Crowclers Mountain — H. D. George,
Bessemer City; H. W. Clarke. Besse-
mer City ; R. F. Coble, Bessemer City ;
S. E. Foy. Bessemer City : J. T. R.
Dameron, Bessemer City; -T. H. Wil-
kins. Bessemer City: C. A. Thornburg,
Bessemer City; J. R. Carson. Bessemer
Citi : W. S. Mauney, Kings Mountain;

Sparrow,
No. 1.

Senter, J

( lochran,

Lindsay,
SCHOOLS AM)

Limvood College
Lindsay. Principal.

G. A.. Lowell. R. F

M.. Worth.
J. B., Lowell.
A. T.. Gastonia.

ACADEMIES.
(Female) — A.
Gastonia.

D.

T.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Patrick, G. R.. Lowell.
Stewart. Dr.. Mountain Island.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Ford, W. T.. Lowell.
Farnsforth, W. E.. Cherryville.
Tuckasee.aee Manufacturing Co.
Minis Manufacturing Co., Mt. Holly.

(). G. Falls, Kings Mountain.

Cherryville — Jacob Kiser. Bessemer
City; N. B. Kendrick, Cherryville; S.
L. Kiser. Cherryville: J. B. Houser.
Cherryville; C. S. Eaker, Cherryville:
A. H. IIuss. Cherryville; A. F. Henry,
Cherryville; R. R. Mauney, Cherry-
ville.

Gastonia — Thos. H. White. Gastonia :
W. Meek Adams. Gastonia; Wm. ('..
Rhyne. Gastonia; John F. Bradley,
Gastonia; S. S. Morris. Gastonia; Wm.
A. Falls. Gastonia; H. L. Moore. Gas-
tonia : J. R. Dellinger, Gastonia;

River Bend — W. G. R titled ge. Stan-
ley; Jacob Jenkins. Stanley: W. B.
Ruthledge, Mt. Holly: E. O. Davis.
Mt. Holly; W. C. Cansler, Mt. Holly.

South Point — J. R. Henderson, I. F.
Mabry, Lowell; Lee A. Ford. Lowell:
G. B. Stowe. Belmont; R.'M. Gaston,
Belmont.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

GASTON COUNTY.

213

Mountain Island Co.

Stroup, A. A., Mt. Holly.

Farrar Bros.. Mt. Holly.

Mcintosh. N. A., Mt. Holly.

Crier, D. D., Gastonia.

COTTON GINS.

Belmont Ginning Co., Lewis &
Leeper, Belmont.

Humphrey, J. F., Dallas.

Model Ginning Co., Cherryville.

Grier, D. D.. Gastonia.

Gastonia Oil Mills.

White & Ormond, Bessemer City.

Carpenter, J. S., Bessemer City.

Black & Sons. Bessemer City.

Carpenter, O. D.. Worth.

Stanley Ginning Co., Stanley.

Lowell Ginning' Co.

Ford Ginning Co., Lowell.
FLOCK, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Rhyue. Moser, Dallas.

Lewis & Lewis, Lowell.

White & Ormand, Bessemer City.
SAW .MILLS.

Lewis & Leeper. Belmont.

Robinson, K. Z., Belmont.

Rumfelt, W. H.. Belmont.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Johnson, D. C, Bessemer City.

Biggerstaff, Miss Buena, Bessemer
City.

Falls. Miss Ruby, Gastonia.

Black. Miss. Kings Mountain.

Miller. Miss Rob. Kings Mountain.

Summey, Miss Hester, Cherryville.

Caldwell, Jesse, Cherryville.

McCoy, Augustus. Cherryville.

Brown, Miss Fannie, Kings Moun-
tain.

Rutledge, J. II.. Dallas.

Black, Miss. Bessemer City.

Harrelson, Miss Lucye. Cherryville.

Crawford. Miss Bryte. Gastouia.

Ramsey. Miss Ada. Lincolnton.

Lindsay, S. <!.. Dallas.

Cloninger, Forest. Dallas.

Costlier, Miss Bessie. Dallas.

Rhyne. W. R.. High Shoals.

Finger. Carl. Stanley.

Lineberger, Miss Lida, Worth.

Lineberger, Miss Etta, Iron Stat',. hi.

Abernethy. Mrs. Ida. Alexis.

Wray, .1. S.. Gastonia.

Nolen, Miss Laura, Lowell.

Shannon. .1. <;.. Gastonia.

MeGill, Miss. Gastouia.

Pursely, Miss Zuba, Gastonia.

Carson. Miss Florence. Gastonia.

Gamble, Miss Maggie. Bessemer
City.

Rhyne, Mr.. Gastonia.

Carson. Miss Sallie. Gastonia.

Robinson, Miss Euphemia, Gas-
tonia.

Falls, Miss Sunie. Gastonia.

Bradley, Mr., Lowell.

Porter. Miss Zoe. Gastonia.

Rhyne, O. P.. Stanley.

Hoover, Miss Effie, Dallas.

Herman, Miss Ola. Lowell.

Henson, J. B., Mt. Holly.
Ruthledge, W. B.. Mt. Holly.
Brown, Miss Sulye, Iron Station.
Morris, Miss Bessie, Stanley.
Henderson, Miss Pearl, Lowell.
Edwards, Miss Fannie, Stanley.
King, Miss. Stanley.
Potts. Miss Ada, Belmont.
Pharr, W. W., Belmont.
McKeowu. Miss Laura, Stanley.
McArver, Miss Ferrye, Gastouia.
Ramsenr. J. II.. McAdenville.
Patrick, Miss Ethel. Lowell.
Lineberger, Clarence, Lowell.
Lindsay, Miss Eliza, Gastonia.
Gates, Miss Sadye. Lowell.
Cathey. Miss Mattie. Belmont.
Stowe, Mrs. Maggie. Lowell.

DALLAS.

Incorporated in 1871.
Population. 1009: White. Slid; col-
ored, 300; total. 1.100.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $15X1,000.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
Mayor — J. P. Hoffman.
Postmaster — G. It. Rhyne.
R. R. Agent — Mr. Caldwell, Carolina
& North Western.

Manager Telegraph — Mr. Caldwell.

MINISTERS AND CHCRCHES.
Presbyterian — C. Miller, Pastor.
Baptist — No pastor.
Methodist — P.. Wilson. Pastor.
Lutheran — P. D. Reseuger. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Dallas Graded School — A. G. Lind-
say, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Dallas — L. L. Jenkins.
President ; M. A. Carpenter. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
J. H.
S. T.
DRUGGISTS.
Summey Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Ford ha m, R. O.
Rhvne. A. P. H.
Holland. A. R.
Hoffman. J. P.
Lewis. J. R.
Frown, Green.
Jarrett. C. .1.
Humphrey. J. F.
HOTELS AND BOAKDING HOUSES.
Hoffman Hotel.
White Hotel.
Rhvne. J. F.
Mason. Mrs. F. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Rhyne, J. F.
Lohr. G. V.
Hartsoe. J. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Monarch Cotton Mills.
Morowebb Cotton Mills.
Dallas Cotton Mills.

Jenkins.
Will; ins.

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GASTON COUNTY.

Dallas Lumber Co.

GASTONIA.

Incorporated in 1877.

Population, 1909: 10,000.

No. white polls, 639; No. colored
polls, 100.

Value real estate, $1,311,479; value
i .< rsonal property, $631,366.

Tax Kate: .$1.40 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $180,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Thomas L. Craig.

Chief of Police — J. W. Carroll.

City Clerk— Jno. R. Rankin.

Treasurer — John O. Rankin.

Tax Collector— J. W. Carroll.

City Attorney — George W. Wilson.

City Supt. of Health— McG. Anders.

Postmaster — B. G. Bradley.

B. R. Agent — D. A. Rippy, Southern
Railway Co., and Carolina & North-
western Railway Co.

Express Agent — C. M. Nolen.

Telegraph Managers — T. M. Brock-
man, Western Union Telegraph Co.;
T. P. Lewis, Postal Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— W. H. Reddish, J. J. Beach,
Pastors.

Episcopal — W. H. Hardin, Rector.

Lutheran — John Hall, Pastor,

Methodist— J. C. Harmon, G. D.
Herman, Harry Smith. Pastors.

Methodist (Northern)— R. C. Penel,
Pastor.

Presbyterian — R. C. Anderson. A. S.
Anderson, Pastors.

Catholic — Father James, O. S. B.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Graded School — Joe S. Wray. Supt
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Falls House.

Hotel Gaston.

Allgood, Mrs. D. P.

Pegram, F. T.

Henry, Mrs. W. S.

Thomas, J. B.

Blake, Mrs. C. V.

Adams. John H.

Bine, Miss B. L.

ARCHITECTS.

Hampton. M. L.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — L. L. Jenkins,
President ; S. N. Boyce, Cashier.

Citizens National Bank — R. P. Ran-
kin, President ; A. G. Myers. Cashier.

Gaston Loan & Trust Co. — J. Lee
Robinson, President; E. G. McLurd,
Cashier.

BAKERS.

Todd's Steam Bakery.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Suacs, J. T.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Robinson Shoe Co.

BOOK STORES.

Gastonia Book Store.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS. IX
CATTLE.

Hanna, J. N.
Davis, W. N.
Boyd, C. W.
McLean, R. C.
Sanders, J. A. D.
Howe, W. M.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Gastonia Mutual.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Craig & Wilson.
Coffey, J. H.

CLUBS.
Gastonia Commercial Club.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILL.s.
Modeua Cotton Mills. Nos. 1. 2 & 3.
Trenton Cotton Mills. Nos. 1 & 2.
Avon Mills.

Gastonia Cotton Mfg. Co., Nos. 1 & 2.
Ozark Mills.
Flint Mfg. Co.
Loray Cotton Mills.
Gray Mfg. Co.
Arlington Cotton Mills.
Dun Mfg. Co.
Clara Mfg. Co.
Holland Mfg. Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALEK>.
Trakas, C. J.
Norman, Jim.
Knuckles*, (ieorge.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
McAlister. J. E.
Fite, R. L.
Grigg, C. L.
Glenn & Oakley.
Crowder, C. M.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Gastonia Ice & Coal Co.
Kerr. L. H.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S

FURNISHERS.
Swann- Slater Co.
Brawley Clothing Co., The
Schnider. H.

COTTON GINS.
Gastonia Cotton Oil Co.
Henrv & Bradley.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Morris Bros.
Relk. J. M.. Co.
Thompson Mercantile Co.
Dellinger, W. H.
Gastonia Bargain House.
Baltimore Racket.

DENTISTS.
Hoffman, W. H.
Falls. P. R.
McConnell. D. E.
Wilkins. T. A.
Glenn, E. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Frost Torrence & Co.
Kennedy. J. H.. & Co.
Adams Drug Co.

GASTON COUNTY.

215

Abernethev-Shields Drug Co.
DOCTORS.

Sloan, J. M.

Keid, R. M.

Glenn, L. N.

Glenn, H. P.

Wilson, F. G.

Eddleman, H. M.

Anders, McG.

Stovall, A.

Adams, C. E.

Garrison, D. A.

Patrick, Lyttle Neal.

DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.

McArthur, S. E.

Hanna, D. B.

Ford Bros.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Southern Power Co.

Spencer Mountain Power Co.

Gastonia Public Works. ( Water and
light plant owned by the town.)
FRUIT DEALERS.

Killiam, W. L. C, & Son.

Trakas, C. J., & Co.
FERTILIZER M'F'R'S & DEALERS.

Craig & Wilson.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Gastonia Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Gastonia Furniture Co.

Williams Furniture Co.

Rankin Furniture Co.
GROCERS.

Albion Grocery Co.

Johnson, J. Flem, & Co.

Barkley, F. D., & Co.

Shuford Co., The

HARD.WARE DEALERS.

Gastonia Hardware Co.

Standard Hardware Co.

Eureka Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.

City Hospital Co.

Gaston Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Knight, W. B. (Life.)

Talby, E. G. (Life.)

Moore, J. H. (Life.)

Fayssoux. T. M. (Life.)

Piquet. Henry. (Life.)

Wingate, H. G. (Life.)

Kendrick. Jim. (Life.)

Rankin. W. T. (Fire.)

McLurd, E. G. (Fire.)

Parker & Pegram (Fire.)

Lewis. William H. (Fire.) ■

Whiteware, J. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.

Torrence-Morris Co.

Wolfe Bros.

LAUNDRIES.

Snowflake Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.

Mangum, A. G.

Wilson, George W.

Holland. C. D.

Jones & Timberlake.
Garland, P. W., Jr.
Lewis, Win. H.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Henry & Bradley.
Page Co., The

MARBLE WORKS.
White, W. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Gaston Plaster Co. (Wood fibre.)
Coffey, J. H. (Wagons.)

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Standard Oil Co.
Frost, Torreuee & Co.
Gastonia Hardware Co.
Standard Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Smith, J. I),
(iwen, M. C.
Barnes, F. A.
Barnwell, S. B.
Smith, Wm. E.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Johnson, J. Flem, & Co.
Killiam, W. L. C, & Son.

PLUMBERS.
Torrence Bros.
Gastonia Plumbing Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Kirby, A. J.. & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Green, J. I.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Loftin & Co.
Gazette Publishing Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Gastonia Gazette — E. D. Atkins, Ed-
itor.

Gastonia News — Hugh Long. Ed-
itor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Gastonia Insurance & Realty Co.
Haithcock. George E.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Page Co.. The
Beal, J. L.. & Co.
Henry & Bradley.

TAILORS.
Padgett," R. T.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Ford Undertaking Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Shelton. E. L.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Frost. Torrence & Co.

CHERRYVlLTiE.

Incorporated in 1889.

Population. 100!), 2.200. No. white
polls. 190; No. colored noils, ri.

Value real estate. $351,087; value per-
sonal property, $161,753.

Tax Rate. 55c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— A. H. HllSS.

Chief of Police — G. Lee Beam.

City Clerk— M. L. Mauney.

Treasurer — M. L. Mauney.

Ms

GASTON COUNTY.

Tax Collector — G. Lee Beam.

City Attorney — I). P. Dellinger.

City sui>t. of Health — \V. H. Houser.

Postmaster— D. S. Thornburg.

U.K. Agent — 10. C. Browne, Sea-
board Air Line.

Express Agent — E. C. Browne.

Telegraph Manager — \Y. 1!. May,
Western Union.

Telephone Managei — Sydney Del-
linger, Piedmont Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — C. T. Tew. Pastor.

Lutheran — .1 . ( '. Deitz, Pastor.

Methodist— M. P. Clegg, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. Miller, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AM) ACADEMIES.
I Cherry ville Graded School — J. W.
st rowsell, Principa"

HOTELS AM) BOARDING HOUSES.

Cherryville Commercial Hotel.
ARCHITECTS.

Summit, I>. L. S.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — S. S. Mauney,
President; M. I.. Mauney, Cashier.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Cherryville Brick Co.
Kendrick Bros.

BOOT AND SHOP: DEALERS.
Rudisill, .1. H.. & Co.
Kendrick Merchandise Co.
Mauney. S. S. ,

Cherryville Manufacturing Co.
Gaston Manufacturing Co.
Howell. H. W.
Houser & Wyatt.

BOOK STORES.
Mauney, S. S.
Bl TCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Cherryville Meat Market.
Beam, J. L., & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR MT'K'S.
Neill, .r. S.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Gaston Manufacturing Co.
Cherryville Manufacturing Co.
Vivian Cotton Mills.
Melville Manufacturing Co.
Howell Manufacturing Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Stunner, T. E.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Kendick Bros.
Strbnp. C. 1'. & Pro.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Rudisill. .7. H.. & Co.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.
Manney. S. S.

COTTON GINS.
St roup. C. P., & Bro.
.Model Ginning Co.

DKNTISTS.

Morrison. It. .1.

DOCTORS.
Howell. A. W.

Houser. W. H.
Falls, B. F.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Rudisill, J. H.. & Co.
Mauney, S. S.
Gaston Manufacturing Co.
Howell. A. W.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Southern Power Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Beam, P. C.
Craft, M. L.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Summner, T. E.
FOCNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Houser. .1. B.
Gardner & Aderholdt.

IT RNTTI RE DEALERS.
Howell. A. W.
Mauney. S. S.
Kendrick Mercantile Co.

GROCERS.
Houser. A. L.
Black. C. H.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Cherryville Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Dellinger, I). P. iFire and Life.)
Mauney, M. I,. iFire and Life.)

JEWELERS.
Houser, O. .T.

LAWYERS.
Dellinger, I). P.
LIMBER MT'K'S, AND DEALERS.
Stroup, C. P.. & Pro.
Gardner & Aderholdt.
St v res. AY. J. T.

PAINTERS.
Younj;'. Robert.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Carpenter, M.
Houser. A. L.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Eagle Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Dellinger, I). P.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Manney. S. S.
I NDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Mauney, S. S.
Kindrick Bros.

$100.

McADKXVILLE.

Population, 1909: Fit".

No. white polls. 150.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — G. F. Wright.

Chief of Poliee — S. P.. Brymer.

City Clerk— J. II. Wagstaff.

Treasurer — .1. A. Anderson.

Tax Colleetor — S. B. Brymer.

Postmastei — G. W. Rumfelt.

R. R. Agent — J. L. Thompson,
Southern Railway Co.

Express Agent — .1. L. Thompson.

Telegraph Manager — Mr. Holmes.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

GASTON COUNTY.

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Telephone Managers — It. B. Babing-
ton, Gastonia.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. H. Vepperman, Pastor.
Methodist — It. S. Howie. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
McAelenville Village School — J. H.
Ramseur, Prin.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Reid. Mrs. .T. P,.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Cataho Store Co.
Reid, J. R.
Stafford & Roberts.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Mabry, J. F.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
The McAden Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Rumfelt, G. W.
Hoke. J. F.
Cataba Store Co.
Reid. J. R.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
The McAden Mills.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Reid. J. R.
Cataba Store Co.

DRUGGISTS.
Taylor Drug Co.. The

DOCTORS.
Taylor, G. W.
Anderson. J. A.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Rnmfelt, G. W.
Mabry. J. F.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Mabry, J. F.
Hendricks. C. S.

GROCERS.
Cataba Store Co.
Reid, .T. R.
Stafford & Roberts.
Craig, W. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The McAden Mills. (Yarns and
cloth.)

STANLEY.

Incorporated in 1S70.

Population. 1000: 000.

Value real estate. $400,000; value per-
sonal property. $500,000.

Tax Rate: .Tic. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

"Mayor — W. G. Rutledsre.

Postmaster — J. L. Shelton.

Chief of Police — J. D. Ballard.

R. R. Agent— A. C. Taylor. Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

Manager Telegraph — A. C. Taylor,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— P>. Wilson. Pastor.
Baptist — I. C. Newton, Pastor.

Presbyterian — S. L. Cathey, Pastor.

Lutheran — J. F. Deal. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Stanley High School— P. O. Rhyiic.
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Farmers & Merchants Bank — W. Tj.
Jenkins. President; J. M. Reinhardt,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Hunter, M. C.

Quickel, T. C.

Hoffman, M. E.

DRUGGISTS.

Carpenter. 15. F.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

It titled jre-Thompson Co.

Moore. C. C. & Co.

Carpenter. B. F.

Bost, E. W.

Stanley Mercantile Co.

Smith.' L. L.

Rankin, .T. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Peterson. M. B.

Rankin. J. A.

LIVERY STABLES.

Rankin. J. A.

Richards. J. B.

Smith. L. F.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Stanley Creek Cotton Mills.

Picker Stick Factory. E. L. Pegram,
Proprietor.

Smith & Pegram. (Gin and saw
mill.)

HARDEN'S MILLS.
Population, 350.

Value real estate. $t: ".0.000; value per-
sonal property, sr.o.000.

Postmaster — O. D. Carpenter.
R. R. Agent — 0. D. Carpenter. As-
sistant A lien t.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Lutheran — Rev. Mr. Risinger, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Public School — Miss Lineberger,
Teacher.

DOCTORS.
Dr. Smith.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Harden Mfg. Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS
Harden Mfff. Co. fCotton mill, flour
mill, saw mill, cotton gin.)

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MT. HOLLY.

Incorporated in 1SS0.
Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100 and $1
on poll.

TOWN OFFICER'S.

Mayor — H. A. Ithyne.
Postmaster — It. M. Jenkins.
Chief of Police— .1. W. Patterson.
R. r. Agent— J. T. Welch. Seaboard

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GASTON COUNTY.

Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — J.
Western 1'nion.
.MINISTERS

Lutheran — -W.

Methodist— J.

Baptist— D. E

Presbyterian—

T. Welch.

AND CHURCHES.

J. linger, Pastor.
A. Bowles. Pastor.
Vipperman, Pastor.
S. L. Cat hey, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mt. Holly Graded School — J. B. Hen-
sun, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

A.

('

Rlivno,
hier.

Mount Holly Bank— H
President; J. A. Costlier
DOCTORS.
Stewart. .7. J.
Rhyne. R. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Holland Drug Co.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Cannon-Torrence Co.
Hutchison & Davenport.
Farror Bros.
Tucker & Springs.
Howard. H. A.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Central Hotel.
Riverview Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

T. A.

A. J.

COTTON MILLS.

Albion Cotton Mills Co.
Mt. Holly Cot Ion .Mills Co.
Woodlawn Mfg. Co.
Xives Mfg. Co.
Mountain Island Mfg. Co.
Tuckaseege Mfg. Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Holland, J. W.. & Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
Mt. Holly.

COTTON GINS.
Mt. Holly Cotton Gin Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
II. .Hand Ice Co.

Dunn,
West,

LOWELL..

Population, 1909: White, S00; col-
ored, 200; total, 1,000.

Value real estate, $300,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100 and 00c.
on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — P. W. Hand.

Postmaster — M. A. Teague.

Chief of Police — R. H. Mingus.

R. R. Agent — .7. L. Thompson,
Southern Railway.

Managers Telegraph — W. H. Holmes,
P. A. Titman, Western Union Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AM) CHURCHES.
Presbyterian- -R. A. Miller, Pastor.
Methodist — M. I>. Hix. Pastor.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Newton, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMICS.

Lowell High School-— Clarence Line-
herger, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Robinson. Prank.
Reid, .7. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Robinson Co., The

LAWYERS.
Miller. R. A.. Jr.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Lowell Mercantile Co.
Teague. M. A.. Co.
Leonhardt, A. It.
Nipper, C. W.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Leonhardt, B. P.

LIVERY STABLES.

Mite hem. D. W.
Hammett, J. I.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Lowell Cotton Mill, Nos. 1 & 2.
Peerless Mfg. Co.
Lowell Bottling Works.

SAW MILLS.

Smith. Mr.

BESSEMER CITY.

Incorporated in 1S91.

Population, 1909: White, 1,200; col-
ored. 400: total, 1,600.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $211,703.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — R. H. Garren.

Postmaster — .7. P. Chandler.

Chief of Police — R. R. Rollins.

R. R. Agent — J. O. Ross, Southern
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — .7. It. Bell.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — S. S. Oliver. Pastor.

A. R. P.— E. P. Griffith, Pastor.

Baptist — .7. J. Beach. Pastor.

Lutheran — John Hull. Pastor.

Episcopal — W. H. Harden, Rector.

Methodist — J. F. Armstrong, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — T. Williams,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bessemer City Graded School — 7>. C.
Johnson, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bessemer City Bank — 7j. 7v. Jenkins,
President; John J. Orman, Cashier.

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DOCTORS.

Rowe, H. E.
Garren, R. H.

DRUGGISTS.
Detlier, E. E.
Garrison, H. N.

(1ENEKAL MERCHANDISE.

Bessemer Mercantile Co.
Harrison & Dether.
Saber, K. J.
Kennedy, T. A.
Kennedy, R. C.
Mauney, C. B.
Rudiers & Dixon.
.Mitchell, C. A.
Dewyn, David.
Fromberger & Co.
Hendrick, A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Williams, Mrs. Sue.
Swift, Mrs. George.

LIVERY STABLES.
Tate & Dameron.
Swift. Will.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Osage Cotton Mills.
Huss, C. J.. Mfg. Co. (Cotton.)
Mascot Cotton Mills.
Smith Milling Co.
Acron Cotton Mills.

SAW MILLS.

Black, Chester.

LAWYERS.

Durham, S. J.
Whiting, C. E.

BELMONT.

Incorporated in 1905.

Population. 1900: White, 1.400; col-
ored, 100; total. 1.500.

Value real estate. 8700.000; value
personal property, $100,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. K. Hembree.

Postmaster — J. W. Armstrong.

Chief of Police — H. C. Tray wick.

R. R. Agent — A. K. Hembree, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — D. B. Stowe,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — R. A. Miller. Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Austin, Pastor.

COLLEGES.

St. Mary's College Faculty.

RT. REV. LEO HAID, O. S. C, l».
D., President. Moral Theology and
Sacred Eloquence.

V. REV. F. FELIX, O. S. !:., 1). D.
Dogmatic Theology, Mental Philoso-
phy, Canon Law, Evidences of Reli-
gion, Latin, Liturgy.

V. REV. F. MELCHOTR, O. S. B.

First Commercial.

REV. F. WILLIBALD, O. S. B.
Third Classical.

REV. F. IGNATIUS. O. S. B. Fourth
Classical and Brass -Instruments.

REV. F. THOMAS. O. S. B.. Vice-
President. Second Classical, Church
Historv, Sacred Scriptures.

REV. F. AUGUSTINE, O. S. P..
Third Commercial, Mathematics. Third
Classical.

REV. F. EUGENE, O. S. B. Second
Commercial.

REV. F. JAMES, O. S. B. Prof.
Latin, Greek, Philosophy, Physics.

REV. F. ALPHONSE, O. S. B. Eng-
lish of Third Commercial, Typewrit-
ing, Painting.

REV. F. WILLIAM. O. S. B. Fifth
Classical.

REV. F. MICHAEL, O. S. B. Me-
chanical and Architectural Drawing.
Algebra. Geometry, English of First
Commercial.

FB. RAPHAEL, O. S. B. Phono-
graphy.

FR. FRANCIS, O. S. B. Music.

FR. THEODORE, O. S. B. German.

FR. PHILIP, O. S. B. Chemistry,
Curator of Museum.

FR. BONIFACE. O. S. B. German.

FR. HENRY. O. S. B. German.
Latin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Belmont — R. L. Stowe,
Piesident: W. B. Puett. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Davis. W. W.

Orr, N. A.

Hall, P. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Belmont Drug Co., R. B. Suggs,
Proprietor.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Stowe Bros. Co.
Lemons. J. B.
Stowe. .T. P.. & Co.
Sanders, J. C.
Armstrong, J. W.
McKee. G. L.
Harris Bros.
Stowe, W. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Belmont Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Stafford, F. L.

COTTON MILLS.
The Chronicle Mills.
Imperial Yarn Mills. Inc.
Majestic Mfg. Co.

SAW MILLS.
Lewis & Leeper.

COTTON GINS.
Lewis & Leeper.

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GATES COUNTY.

GATES COUNTY.

COUNTY SKAT. C.ATKSVILLE.

Formed in 177'.». Named in honor of General Horatio Gates.

Area: 360 square miles.

Population: 19,413. White males, 2,825 ; white females, 2,784 : neg
males. 2,246; negro females. 2..V>s ; foreign born. 4.

Value of real estate. $1,171,910; value of personal propertv, $718,172.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $1,699,896; by negroes, $190,186.

No. of Schools: For whites. 31; for negroes, 23.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; special. 10c. Conn
bonded debt, $6,650.

Public Roads: No. miles. 4(«>. Worked under old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 14. S4 miles, assessed value 84:;.°!. 74.")

Norfolk iV Southern Railway. 20.80 miles, assessed value 207.002

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,313

Southern Railway Rolling Stork, assessed value 22.199

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4.422

North State Telephone Co., assessed value 1,233

Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., assessed value 1.800

Superior Court Terms: 5th -Monday after the 1st Monday in March a
September of each year.

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OFFICERS.

Court— W. T. Cross.

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Clerk of the
i fatesville.

Sheriff — .1. A. Brown, Gatesville.

Register of Deeds — Martin Kellog,
Gatesville.

Treasure] — II. W. Gatling, Gates.

Coroner — George C. Brooks, Sun-
bury.

Surveyor — W. F. Eason,

Co. Supt. of Health— W.
Gates.

Co. Supt.
Jr.. Gates.

Supt. of
B. Riddick

of Schools— T.

Gatesville.
O. P. Lee,

W. Costen.

-Mrs. Mary

Vivian :
W. H.

County Home
Gatesville.
Co. Board of Education — John S.
Felton. Sarem : I!. W. Simpson. Trot-
vine; T .E. Hofler, Gatesville.

County Commissioners — T A.
Pearce. (chrm.). Drum Hill: W. R.
Cowper. Gatesville; L. A. Rountree,
Acorn.

Countv Board of Elections — John
G. Cross. Gatesville; T. E. Hofler,
Gatesville: Kindred Parker. Eure.
JUSTICES OE THE PEACE.

Gatesville Township — John B. Wal-
ton. Gatesville: B. F. Willev. Gates-
ville; S. J. Hayes. Drum Hill; J. S.
Whedbee, Drum Hill; C. M. Lawrence.
Gates.

Hall— T. A. Eure. Eure: K. R. Car-
ter. Eure: H. W. Han-ell. Eure: J.
T. Ranks. Eure: J. R. Brown. Eure:
R. C. Cowper. Gates.

Reynoldson — John J. Gatling, Gates;
E. S. A. Ellenor. Gates; E. L. Smith.
Gates; W. A. Pittman, Gates: G. D.
Gatling, Roduco.

Hasletts — W. E. Cross. Drum Hill :
E. J. Freeman. Drum Hill : W. M.
Matthews. Drum Hill.

Holly Grove — George C. Brooks.

Sunbury ; C. M. Manning'. Sunbury;
C. P. Jones. Corapeake: J. R. Las-
siter. Corapeake: C. W. Jones. Cora-
peake; W. C. Vann. Corapeake.

Hunters Mills — R. W. Simpson.
Trotville; J. W. Overman. Trotville;
Llewellvn Spivev. Willow; C. W.
Hill. Bosley.

Mintonsville— W. A. Ellis
G. T. Bunch. Hobbsvnle;
Speight. Trotville.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Roberts. J. M.. Sunbury.

Robinson. B. P.. Gates.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Sunbury School — J. R. McLendon.
Principal. Sunbury.

Reynoldson School— Mrs. T. W.
Casterprin. Principal, Cates.

Hobbsville School— W. A. Sykes.
Principal. Hobbsville.

Drum Hill School— Mrs. Sallie Ed-
wards Trice. Principal. Drum Hill.

Middle Swamp School — Miss Ellen
Wynne. Principal. Drum Hill.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lee. W. O. P.. Gates.

Smith. R. C. Gates.

Carbell, E. F.. Sunbury.

Brooks. George C. Sunbury.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Harrell. M. D.. & Co.. Eure.

Harrell & Rowles, Eure.
R. C Eure.

Felton.
Gatling,

Parker.
Harrell.
Parker.
Parker.

Wilkins.

G.
C.
D.
J.
L.

W

D.
C.

S..

w..
w.

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. Roduco.
Roduco.
Topsy.
Sarem.
, Gates.
. Gates.

Langston & Lawrence. Gates.

A. M. Jenkins. Gates.

Matthews. W. T... & Co.. Drum Hill.

Kins. E. L.. Drum Hill.

GATES COUNTY.

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Pearce, T. A.. Drum Hill.
Winborne & Co.. Drum Hill.
Mathias, H. E.. Drum Hill.
SaTage, C. <'.. Corapeake.
Jones, C. W., Corapeake.
Brinkley, .1. .1.. Corapeake.
Pearce, T. M., Corapeake.
Beaman, E. F„ Corapeake.
Rountree, L. M.. Corapeake.
Copeland, C. F., Sunbury.
Pierce, I .1'.. Sunbury.
.Miles. .7. A'.. Sunbury.
Benton, H. C, Sunbury.
Corbitt, J. E., & Co., Sunbury.
Rountree, L. A.. Acorn.
Ward & Son, Bosley.
Hofler, S. W., & Co.. I'.csley.
Speight, W. H.. Trotville.
Hollowell, D... & Co.. Selwin.
Hathaway & Rountree, Hobbsville.
Ward. Orlando. Hobbsville.
Hudgins, A. S., Willow.
Williams, H. C, Vivian.
Merchants Mills Co.. Merchants
Mills.

Parker. J. II.. Merchants Mills.
Lawrence, C. M.. < Sates.

COTTOX (ilXS.
Cowper, Riddick & Co., Gatesville.
.lohnson, A. M., Elite.
Lawrence. C. M., Gates.
Willey, J. P., Gates.
Parker. L. W.. Gates.
Eure, M. A.. Corapeake.
Benton, H. C, Sunbury.
Cross & Co.. Sunbury.
Blanchard & Rountree, Willow.
Whedbee. J. S.. Drum Hill.
FI-OIR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Merchant Mills Co.. Merchant Mills.
Story Bros., Eure.
Cross & Co.. Sunbury.
Taylor, W. H., Eure.
Lilley, J. M.. Gatesville.
SAW MILLS.

Denton. H. C, Sunbury.

Cross & Co., Sunbury.

Storv Bros., Eure.

Merchant Mills Co., Merchant Mills.

PFBLIC SCIIOOl TEACHERS.

Williams, It. P.. Catesville.
Brown, Mrs. J. A., Gatesville.
Outland, R. W.. Gatesville.
Walton, Miss Lizzie, Catesville.
Walton. Miss Margaret, Gatesville.
McLendon, J. R., Sunbury.
Moring, Miss Lelia, Sunbury.
Harreil. Miss Augusta, Sunbury.
Edwards. Miss Edith. Sunbury.
Barnes, Miss Mamie, Sunbury.
Brown. Miss Minnie, Sunbury.
Benton, Miss Lucille, Sunbury.
Lassiter, Miss Bessie, Corapeake.
Lassiter, Miss Judith, Corapeake.
Franklin. Miss Lizzie, Corapeake.
Morgan, .Miss Lucy Lee, Corapeake.
I I.i riel 1. Miss Bertie, Eure.
Harreil. Miss Oma, Eure.

Banks. Miss Ma (lie. Eure.
Eure, Mrs. Mollie, Eure.
Eason, Miss Lizzie. Eure.
Costen, Mrs. T. W.. Jr.. Gates.
Lawrence. Miss Mabel. Gates.
Ilines. Miss Velma, Gates.
Carroll, Miss Gretchen, (iates.
Williams. Aliss Lizzie. Gates.
Williams. Miss Marv. Gates.
White, Miss Mattie, Hobbsville.
White, Miss Lizzie. Hobbsville.
Sykes. W. A.. Hobbsville.
Kitchin, Miss Gertrude, Hobbsville.
.Tones. Miss Louise. Bosley.
Jones. Miss Alvah. Drum Hill.
Edwards. Miss Sallie. Drum Hill.
Catling, Miss Maidee. (iates.
Morgan, Mrs. J. L. Corapeake.

GATESVILLE.

Incorporated in 1*77.

Population. 1909: White. 260; col-
ored, 10; total. 800.

Value real estate. $45,000; value
personal property. $95,650.

Tax Rate:. 20c. on the $100'.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — John It. Walker.
Postmaster — J. H. Hofler.
Chief of Police — Tonie Felton.

MINISTERS AND CHFRCHES.
Baptist — T. L. Brown. Pastor.
Methodist— W. H. Brown.
Episcopal — John B. Gibbs, Rector,
Windsor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Gatesville Higrh School— R. E. Wil-
liams, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Gates— L. L. Smith. Presi-
dent; Robert R. Taylor. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Williams. George D.

DRI GGISTS.
Roberts, A. R.

GENERAL M ERCHANDISE.

Riddick, R. M.
Black & Cohen.
Hofler, J. L.

Cowper. R. B. G., & Son.
Haves, W. R.
Riddick, Willis.
HOTELS AND BOARDING IIOISES.
Hayes. W. R.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hofler. J. L.
Riddick. L. C.
Hayes, W. R.

MANFFACTl KING PLANTS.
Trotman. Q. H.

GRAHAM COUNTY.

GRAHAM COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ROBBINSVILLE.

Formed in 1N72. Named in honor of W. A. Craham.

Area: 302 square miles.

Population: 6.000. Indian population, 100.

Value of real estate, $867,063; value of personal property. $310,879.

Property listed in 1000 by whites, $1,157. 1ST; by Indians, $20,755.

No. of Schools: For whites. 25; for Indians. 1.

Tax Bate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; mails and bridges,
25 l-3c. County bonded debt $3,000.

Public Roads: Worked by free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Snow Bird Valley Railroad, 6.00 miles, assessed value $7,813.33

Superior Court Terms : 21st March ; 5th September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Earl P. Tatham,
Robbiusville.

Sheriff— 13. P. Grant, Robbiusville.

Register of Deeds — Robt. B. Slaugh-
ter, Robbinsville.

Treasurer — J. D. Orr, Millsaps.

Coroner — S. F. Howell, Yellow
Creek.

Surveyor — James Crisp, Johnson.

Co. Supt. of Health— M. T. Maxwell,
Robbiusville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — T. A. Carpen-
ter, Cheoah.

Co. Board of Education — B. P. Har-
wood, Cheoah; J. M. Edwards.
Stecoah; M. T. Maxwell, Robbiusville.

County Commissioners — B. M. Orr,
(chrm.), Millsaps; \\'. J. Caringer,
Yellow Creek; \Y. P. Robinson. Tus-
keegee.

County Board of Elections — N. <1.
Phillips, Robbiusville; T. A. Carpen-
ter, Cheoah ; N. S. Crisp, Stecoah.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Cheoah Township — N. G. Phillips.
Robbinsville; B. L. C. Tull, Robbins-
ville; W. H. Eller, Robbinsville.

Stecoah — D. A. Taylor, Brock; G. H.
Garland, Tuskeegee; M. A. Crisp,
Stecoah; P. G. Green, Stecoah.

Yellow Creek — J. II. Dituicic, Yel-
low Creek; K. M. Grant, Yellow
Creek; R. L. Wilson. Johnson.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Jordan, S., Robbinsville.

Wiggins, J. A., Robbinsville.

Slaughter, G. W., Robbinsville.

Orr. G. W., Millsaps.

Robinson, W. P., Tuskeegee.

Green, P. G., Stecoah.

Crisp, S. M., Japan.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Brock. George F., Brock.

Howell, S. F., Yellow Creek.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Millsaps, N. E., Millsaps.

Shuler & Orr, Johnson.

Rogers, T. L., Cheoah.

Brooks, J. E.,
Hill, Charley.
Parker, D. W.,
Golden, J. D.,
Crisp, Joel L.,

Yellow Creek.
Sauteetlah.
Tuskeegee.
Tuskeegee.
Stecoah.

'■JILLS.

Creek.
Andrews.

Kanawha Hardwood Co., Snowbird.
Edwards, J. C, Japan.
"W est & Campbell, Tulula.
Mortt, C. D.. Japan.
FLOUR, COKj AND FEED
ELarwood, P. P.. Cheoah.
Hyde. J. A., Robbinsville.
Wiggins, P. A., Robbinsville.
Rogers. T. L., Cheoah.
SAW MILLS.
McMullen. W. H.. Yellow
Kanawha Hardwood Co.,
Whiting Mfg. Co., Japan.
Slaughter & Cody, Cheoah.
Slaughter, J. P., Robbiusville.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Moody, J. H., Robbinsville.
Slaughter, Miss Belle. Robbinsville.
Crisp, M. T., Robbinsville.
Rogers. W. N., Robbinsville.
Hyde, J. A., Robbinsville.
Mauney, Miss Winnie, Robbinsville.
Sherrill. Miss Hettie, Robbinsville.
Crisp. U: C, Robbinsville.
Amnions. Miss Lela, Robbinsville.
Rogers, Miss Maggie, Cheoah.
Harwood, Lee, Cheoah.
Harwood, Miss Olia, Cheoah.
Harwood, Miss Rena, Cheoah.
Philips, Miss Rilla, Millsaps.
Phillips, Miss Lilly, Millsaps.
Rogers, Miss Martha, Millsaps.
Brooks. Miss Cynthia, Andrews.
Johnson, F. A., Stecoah.
Crisp, W. F., Stecoah.
Jenkins, R. P., Stecoah.
Holder. H .F., Brock.
Cable, Miss Cordelia, Tuskeegee.
Owen, Miss Hester, Whittier.
Crisp, Mrs. Olie, Japan.
Crisp, Miss Lutie, Cheoah.

ROBBINSVILLE.

Incorporated in 1S91.
Population. 1909, 150.

GRAHAM— GRANVILLE.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— N. C. Christopher.
Postmaster — N. C. Christopher.
Chief of Police— Bart Snyder.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — F. M. Eversole, Pas-
tor.
Methodist— A. F. Foster, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Robhinsville Academy — F. M. Ever-
sole, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Maxwell, M. T.
Stewart, C. A.

DRUGGISTS.

Maxwell & Stewart.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Walker. G. B.
Grant & Brooks.
Christopher, N. C.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Mauney, W. F.
Slaughter, Mrs. Amanda.

LAWYERS.

Philips, Robert L.
Moody, J. N.
Raby, A. D.

GRANVILLE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, OXFORD.

Formed in 1740. Named in honor of Lord John Carteret, Earl of Gran-
ville, Grant from Charles II.

Area: 750 square miles.

Population: 23,203. White males, 5,631;; white females, 5,743; negro
males, 5,901; negro females, 5,9S0 ; foreign born, 5.

Value of real estate, $2,005,612 ; value of personal property, $2,120,200.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,250,090; by negroes, $369,777.

No. of Schools: For whites, 54; for negroes, 44.

Tax Rate: Count y purposes, 55e. ou the $100.

County bonded debt, $12,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 700. Worked by free, convict and hired labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Granville Telephone Company, assessed value $ 1,500.00

Southern Railway Company, 43.80 miles, assessed value 1,276,032.55

Atlantic & Danville Railway, 2.20 miles, assessed value 22,000.00

North & South Carolina Railway, 3.73 miles, assessed value... 11,190.00

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 11,407.00

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 22.36 miles, assessed value 449,576.42

Southern Express Company, assessed value 0.905.81

Southside Telephone Company, assessed value 2,220.00

Western Union Telephone Company, assessed value 4,453.95

Oxford & Coast Line Railroad. 4.51 miles, assessed value. 29,550.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 370.50

Superior Court Terms: February 7th; May 2nd; August 1st; Novem-
ber 21st.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. G. Shotwell,
Oxford.

Sheriff— Sam M. Wheeler, Oxford.

Register of Deeds — Jas. B. Powell,
Oxford.

Treasurer— W. T. Lyon, Oxford.

Coroner — Roy M. Currin, Oxford.

Co. Supt. of Health— Samuel D.
Booth. Oxford.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Fred Webb,
Oxford.

Supt. of Co. Home— W. S. Daniel,
Oxford.

Co. Board of Education — J. A. Mor-
ris, Oxford; T. .T. Currin, Oxford; F.
P.. Meadows, Oxford. R. F. D. No. 1.

County Commissioners — Robert W.
Lassiter, (chrm.1, Oxford, R. F. D. ;
Ralph Currin, Oxford, 11. F. D. :

A.
J.

, Thos L. Cannady, Oxford, R. F. D. ;
W. P. Wilkinson. Oxford. R. F. D. ;
L. T. Williford, Oxford, R. F. D.

County Board of Elections — W.
Devin, Oxford ; T. Lanier, Oxford
T. Cozart, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 3.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Walnut Grove Township — W. P.
Slaughter, Berea; B. F. Hester, Ox-
ford, R. F. D. No. 1; B. F. Dean. Ox-
ford. R. F. I). No. 4; ,T. B. Adcock,
Moriah. R. F. D. No. 1 ; M. S. Sat-
terwhite, Oxford, R. F. D. No. 4.

Oak Hill— D. T. Winston. Virgilina,
Va., R. F. D. No. 2; L. S. Roystcr,
Virgilina, Va. ; J. N. Watkins, Vir-
gilina, Va., R. F. D. No. 2; R. I.
Mulchi, Virgilina, Va., R. F. D. No.
2; J. W. Wilborn, Virgilina, Va., K.

i F. D. No. 2.

TAYLOR-CANNADY BUGGY CO.

BUGGIES MANUFACTURED IN OXFORD, N. C, SOLD THROUGHOUT

THE SOUTH BY DEALERS.
ATTRACTIVE CATALOG FOR THE ASKING.

.'•J I

GRANVILLE I'lHXTV,

Sassafras Fork !. T. Green, Oxford,
K. F. D. No. o; S. .!. run-in. Stovall;
i;. A. Norwood, Bullock; Wilkins
Stovall, StOTall : W. B. Boyster, Bul-
lock.

Salem B. I. Breedlove, Oxford, it.
F. !>. No. ."» ; E. A. lluni. oxford. It.
F. 1>. No. 5; B. O. Smith. Oxford. 1c.
1". D. No. 7: A. s. Green, Oxford, K.
F. 1». No. 5.

Oxford— W. T. Lyon. Oxford: T. N.
Burwell, oxford; C. li. Cheatham, ox-
ford. E. F. D. No. 3; 11. F. Cole. Ox-
ford: D. C. Hunt, oxford: Thomas 1 >.
Waller, Oxford; S. V. Ellis, Oxford.

Fishing Creek— E. C. Harris, Ox-
ford, R. F. D. No. 3; Thomas <;. Tay-
lor, oxford. It. F. D. No. •_' : C. R.
Gordon, Oxford, R. F. D. No. _• : A.
P. Overton, Franklinton, !t. F. i >. No.
1; J. R. Renn, oxford. It. F. I». No.
(1: L. T. Buchanan, Oxford.

Brassfieltl — E. .1. Jenkins. Wilton :
W. P. White. Sr.. Franklinton, It. F.

D. No. 1; G. L. Allen. Creedinoore, It.
F. D. No. 1.

Dutchville — J. L. Peed, Creedmore;
R. G. Stem. Hosier. R. F. I). No. 1 :

E. B. Cozart, Stem. R. F. J). No. l ;
ley. Stem. It. F. D. No. 1 : M. L.

Tally Ho — W. B. Horner. Hargrove;
Coley, Northside, B. F. 1>. No. 1.
L. L. Crews, Tar River: J. B. Mayes,
Stem; W. S. Gooch, Stem: .1. P. Can-
nady, Oxford. It. F. D. No. 1.

MINISTERS NOT IX TOWNS.

Hester. W. S.. Salem.
SCHOOLS VXD ACADEMIES.

Creedmoor Hiffh School — J. A.
Pitts. Principal, Creedmoor.

Stem High School -M. S. Giles,
Principal. Stem.

Knap of Reeds High School— W. H.
Mizelle. Principal. Lyons.

PHYSICIANS NOT IX TOWNS.

Boyster, Thomas. Stovall.

Taylor. William, Stovall.

Morris. J. A., Oxford.

Sanderford, J. F., Creedmoor.

Hardee. P. It., Stem.

Meadows. E. I!.. Culhreth.

Lawrence, T. I!.. Wilton.
MERCHANTS NOT IX TOWNS.

Russell & Russell, Berea.

Rohards, C. J., stem, it. F. D. No. 1.

( looch, \Y. S.. Stem.

Pitts. (!. O.. Clay.

Allen. J. D., Hargrove.

Gooch, .T. II. . Stem.

Gregory, B. T.. Stovall.

Rcyster, J. A.. & Son. Bullock.

Green, W. II.. Dexter.

Lyon. S. C, Creedmoor.

Wagstaff & Co., Creedmoor.

Fleming, A. G., Northside.

Harris, I. 11.. Oxford.

( 'annady. T. L.. Wilton.

Peace. A. S.. Oxford.

Brovi ii. i (scar, < >xford.

Daniel, Sid. Oxford.

Newton Bros., P.erea.

Puckett, It. C, Stovall.

Sizemore Bros., Oxford.

Cannady, Nat, Wilton.

( looch Pros.. Wilton.

Evans. S. M.. Oak Hill.

Evans, .1. II.. Satterwhite.

Wright, J. W„ Cornwall.

Whit field Bros., Wilton.

Pruitt, W. <:.. Oxford. It. F. I>. No. 1.

COTTON GINS.
Cannady. Wyatt E., Wilton.
Parham Ginning Co., Oxford.
Fa ucel t, Nat. Wilton.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

'Pool, Miss Sophia. Oxford. It. F. I'.
No. :;.

Renn, Aliss Mary, Oxford, It. F. 1).
No. (i.

Bryan, Miss Annie. Oxford.

Cannady, Miss Minnie, Oxford. It.
F. 1). No. (i.

Washington, Miss Ettie, Oxford. It.
F. D. No. 0.

Overton, Miss Dora, Oxford, It. F.
D No. G.

Mason. Miss Lena. Oxford, It. F.
D. No. 1.

Jones. Miss Mabel, Oxford. It. F.
1). No. 1.

Bowling, Miss Corine, oxford. It. I".
D. No. 1.

Latta, Miss Huldah, Oxford. It. F.
D. No. 1.

Phipps, Miss Cora. Oxford, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Roller, Miss Hallie, Oxford, R. F.
D. No. I.

Wood. Miss Addie. Oxford. It. F.
I). No. 1.

Daniel, Miss Sarah. Oxford, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Taylor, Miss Oza, Oxford, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Daniel. Miss Bailey, Oxford. It. F.
D. No. 7.

Eakes. Miss Etta. Oxford. R. F. D.
No. 7.

Gates, Miss Mamie. Oxford. XI. F.
D. No. 7.

Webb. Miss Mary, Oxford, R. F.
D. No. 7.

Grav, Miss Ethel, Oxford. R. F. D.
No. .-..

Fuller. Miss Carrie. Oxford. R. F.
D. No. 5.

Breedlove, Miss Ethel. Oxford. It.
F. D. No. •"».

Breedlove. Miss May. Oxford, R. F.

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BUGGIES MANUFACTURED IN OXFORD, N. C, SOLD THROKillOIT

THE SOUTH P,V DEALERS.
ATTRACTIVE CATALOG FOR THE ASKING.

GRANVILLE COUNTY.

D. No. 5.
Sails, Miss

D. No. 5.

Bouton, Miss

D. No. 3.
Aiken. Miss

It. No. 2.
Daniel, Jean
Aiken. Miss

D. No. 2.
Minor. Miss
Blalock. Mrs

D. No. 1.
Carrington,

F. D. No. 3.
Bryan, Mrs
Smith, Miss
Jones, Miss
Cash, Miss

Helen, Oxford, K.

Lelia, Oxford, R.

Lueile, Oxford, R.

Oxford, R. P. D. No
Alberta, Oxford, R.

Daisie. Oxford.

. Mamie, Oxford, R.

Mrs

N. M.. Oxford, R.

Lelia. Tar River.

Grizzelle, Tar River.

Lucy. Hester.
Naomie. Hester.

Hardy. Miss Ruth. Hester.

Pendleton, Miss Yergie, Hester.

Hardy, Miss Mary. Creednioor.

Markham, Miss Lena. Creednioor.

Peace, Miss Emma, Creednioor.

York, Miss Iola. Creednioor.

Lane. Miss Ivie. Creednioor.

Jenkins. Miss Ora. Creednioor.

Pitts, J. A.. Creednioor.

Allen, Mrs. Hazel. Creednioor.

Holmes, Miss Ethel, Northside.

Thomas, Miss Willie Lee, Northside.

Brooks, Miss Sallie. Northside.

Clayton, Miss Alma. Lyons.

Falls, Miss Janie. Lyons.

Hundley, Miss Katie Lee. Lyons.

Mizelle, AY. H.. Lyons.
. Giles, M. S., Stem.

Booth, Miss Henrietta. Stem.
I Jones, Miss Hallie. Stem.
I Mangum, Miss Bessie. Stem.

Clayton. Miss Janie. Stem.

Clement. Miss Annie. Hargrove.

Allen, Miss Willie. Hargrove.

Shotwell. Miss Annie. Berea.

Adcock, Miss Allie. Berea.

Criteher. Miss Susie. Berea.

Risgs, Miss Mattie. Moriah.

Adeock, Miss Nannie. Moriah.

Garner. Miss Mamie. Youngsville.

Jackson. Miss Annie. Grissom.

Webb, Miss Ruth. Franklinton.

Mitchell, Mrs. Alphonzo, Franklin-
ten.

Howell, W. S.. Kittrell.

Clement. Miss Ella. Stovall.

Minor, Miss Lillian. Stovall.

Floyd, Miss Jewel, Bullock.

Boyd, Miss Sue. Bullock.

Yancey, Miss Cattie, Virgilina,

Pattillo. Miss Lnlian. Virgilina,

Royster. Miss Lula. Yirgilina, Va.

Callis. Miss Mabel. Nelson. Va.

Ya.
Va.

OXFORD.

Population. 1900, 4.500: No. white
polls. 263; colored polls, 134.

Value real estate, $620,450; value
personal property, $835,224.

Tax Rate: $1.00 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $80,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — D. G. Brummitt.

Chief of Police — Luther Roberts.

City Clerk— R. B. Hines.

Treasurer — J. F. Royster.

Tax Collector — J. F. Royster.

Standard-Keeper — Joe Baird.

City Attorney — D. G. Brummitt.

Postmaster — J. W. Brown.

R. R. Agent — S. H. Brown. South-
ern Railway ; R. M. Osborn, Seaboard
Air Line.

Express Agent — Frank C. Spencer.

Telegraph Manager — Frank C.
Spencer, Western Union.

Telephone Manager — W. D. Reeves.
Home Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. B. Dunnaway. R .11.
Marsh, J. A. Stradley. R. I. Devin.

Episcopal— F. H. T. Harsfleld. Pas-
tor.

Methodist — L.
Shamburger, A.

Presbyterian —

F. M.

S. Massey.
S. Barnes.

-Geo. B. Thompson.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Horner Military School — J. C. Hor-
ner, Principal.

Oxford Seminary — F. P. Hobgood,
President.

Oxford Graded Schools— J. R. Con-
ley, Superintendent.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Exchange Hotel.
Ingold Hotel.
Landis, Mrs.

Cufrin, Mrs. Henrietta Ella.
Hunt. Mrs. D. C.
Gooch, Mrs.

ARCHITECTS.
Minor, R. M.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Granville— E. T. White.
President: Thornton Yancey. Cashier.
First National Bank — R. W. Lassi-
ter, President; W. H. Hunt, Cashier.

Oxford Savings Bank — H. G. Cooper.
President ; W. T. Yancey. Cashier.
BAKERS.
Sizemore Bros.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Robinson, B.

BOOK STORES.
Hall. J. G.

Hamilton. R. S.. Drug Co.
Sizemore Bros.
BUTCHERS AND *DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Turner Bros.
Slaughter, S. L.
Ridly, E .H.
Moss. Willis.

TAYLOR-CANNADY BUGGY CO.

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226

GRANVILLE COUNTY.

CARRIAGE DKALKRS OK MT'E'S.

Oxford Buggy Co.

Taylor-Cannady Buggy Co.

Horner Bros. Co.

Bullock iV Crenshaw.
CLUBS.

Granville Commercial Club.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Horner Bros. Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Oxford Cotton Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Dames, L. A.

Sizemore Bros.

Hall, J. G.
COAL AND WOOD DKALKRS.

Oxford Manufacturing- Co.

Oxford Ice Company.

Burwell, F. M.

S. C. Averett.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Long, Blalock & Haskins.

Landis & Eaton.

Perkinson & Green.

Crenshaw. E. H., Co.

Cohen & Son.

Brooks, J. D.

Horner Bros. Co.

COTTON GINS.

Parhain Ginning' Co.

DENTISTS.

Davis. I. H.

Henderson. L. V.

Fort, C. D. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Stedman, J. P.

Granville Drug Co.

Hall. J. G.

Hamilton, R. L.. Drug Co.
DOCTORS.

Booth. T. L.

Hays, B. K.

Coggeshall, G. A.

Booth. S. D. ■

Watkins, G. S.

Cannady, S. H.

Taylor, L. C.

Sails. A.

Booker, J. W. H. (col.)
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Oxford Water & Electric Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Dames, L. A.

Sizemore Bros.

Taylor Bros.

Hall. J. G.

Thomas, L.

Breedlctve & McFarland.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Horner Bros. Co.

Bullock & Mitchell.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Tavlor Bros.

Slaughter, S. L.

Turner Bros.

FURNITURE. DEALERS.

Wood. J. Robert.
Llpchurch Bros.

<;rockrs.

White. .1. F., Co. i Wholesale). ■

HARDWARE DKALKRS.
Landis. C. H.
Medford, J. J.
Baird & Ohamldee.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Granville Real Estate Co. (Life and
Fire).

Boiler. .1. B., & Son iFire).
White. .7. F. H. (Life).
Fuller & Lyon (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Oxford Jewelry Co.

LAWYERS.
Royster, B. S.
Hicks. A. A.
Graham iV Devi! .
Stem &- Brummitt.
Lanier. T.
Lassiter. Ben. K.
LIMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Kay. C. D.
Turner, L. B.
Cannady. W. E.
Granville Lumber Co.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Edwards, J. F.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Oxford Cotton Mills.
Taylor-Cannady Buggy Co.
Oxford Buggy Co.
King Buggy Co.

Harris-Glenn Body Co. (Buggy
Bodies).

oxford Wheel Co. (Buggy Wheels).
Oxford Furniture Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Landis. C. H.
Baird & Chamblee.

PAINTERS.
Patterson, .T. T".
Longmire. B. A.
Eatman. H. H.

PRODICE DEALERS.
Medford. .T. J. (Wholesale).

PLUMBERS.
Sta rues & McKinsey.
Montgomery. P. H., & Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Brinkley. .T. D.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Britl Printery.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Orphans' Friend — John Nichols. Ed-
itor.

Oxford Public Ledser— F. M. & \V.
M. Finniw. Editors.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Granville Beal State & Trust Co.
Granville Lumber Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Turner, L. B.

TAYLOR-CANNADY BUGGY CO.

BUGGIES MANUFACTURED IN OXFORD, N. C, SOLD THROUGHOUT

THE SOITH BY DEALERS.
ATTRACTIVE CATALOG FOR THE ASKING.

GRANVILLE —GREENE.

Oxford Manufacturing Co.
IXDERTAKERS ANL EMBALMEBS.
Wood, J. Robert.
Upchurch Bros.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Rovster, J. P.

WALL, PAPER DEALERS.
Landis, C. H.
Baird & Chaniblee.

CREEDMOOR.

Incorporated in 1904.

Population, 1000: Whites, 500; col-
ored, 200; total, 700.

Value real estate. $150,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. L. Peed.

Postmaster — .T. E. Purguson.

Chief of Police—.!. T. Eure.

R. R. Agent — E. K. Morris. Seaboard
Air Line.

Managers Telegraph — E. K. Morris,
Western Union ; D. L. Mangum, South-
side Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. L. Martin, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Creedmoor High School — J. A. Pitts,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Citizens Bank — Z. E. Lyon,
President: I. E. Harris. Cashier.

The

Fir

st National

Bank

-J.

B.

Mason.

P

resident ; W.

B.

La

sley.

Cashier

DOCTORS.

Lyon,

Z.

E.

Lyon,

S.

C.

Lyon.

A

A.

Kent, J .H.
Mangum, H. D.
Perry, T. H.
Perry. Z. T.
Sandlin, W. D.
Cobb, J. S.
S. W. Miner.
Emory. L. 1).

DRUGGISTS.
Garner Drug Store.
Sanderford Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Curl-Perry Co.
Rogers, B. G., & Co.
Creedmor Supply Co.
Lyon, S. C.

Bazaar Dry Goods Co.
Wagloff, Lyon & Co.
Rogers-Curl Co.
Chappell & Moss.
Chapped. J. W.
Allen Grocery Co.
Bullock. I. W., & Co.
Cross, L. H.
Longmire, L. H.
Jacob Sable.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Lyon Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Aiken, Mrs. T.
Beck, E. F.

LIVERY

Winston, R. O.
Daniel, R. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Creedmoor Brick & Lumber Co.
Standard Hosiery Mills Co.
WAREHOUSES.

Globe Warehouse.
Star Warehouse.

D.
STABLES.

w.

GREENE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SNOW HILL.

Formed in 1790. Named in honor of General Nathaniel Greene.

Area: 300 square miles.

Population: 12,03.8. White males, 3,153; white females, 31,07; negro
males, 2,<S48 ; negro females, 2,030; foreign born, 7.

Value of real estate. $1,294,332; value of personal property. $891,851.

Property listed in 1009 by whites, $2,029,729; by negroes. $156,454.

Tax Rate: Countv purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 20c. County
bonded debt, $30,000.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

East Carolina Railway. 9.63 miles, assessed value $ 26,154.50

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,504.00

Kinston & Snow Hill Railroad, 7.00 miles, assessed value 24,500.00

Southern Investment Company, assessed value 2S1.00

Norfolk & Southery Railway Co.. 8.04 miles, assessed value S0.014.40

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,642.78

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 567.00

Western T'noin Telegraph Company, assessed value 380.59

Superior Court Terms: First Monday before 1st Monday in March. 2
weeks ; Fourth Monday in May, 2 weeks, civil cases only ; First Monday
in September, 1 week; Thirteenth Monday after 1st Monday in September.

~TAYLOR-CANNf\DY BUGGY CO.

BUGGIES MANUFACTURED IN OXFORD. N. C, SOLD THROUGHOUT

THE SOUTH BY DEALERS.
ATTRACTIVE CATALOG FOR THE ASKING.

228

GREENE COUNTY.

T. Carraway, Snow

, Snow Hill.
i), Walston-

of Health— W. B. Murphy,

-J. E. Debuain,

Ida Dail,

Mor-

D.

J.

T.

Everett Taylor,

Snow Hill ; E.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— John R. Dail,
Snow Hill.

Sheriff — A. D. Warren. Snow Hill.

Register of Deeds — J. O. Susk. Snow
Hill.

Treasurer — W.
Hill.

Coroner — Jos. II. Harper, Snow Hill.

Surveyor — R. E. Beaman, Walston-
burg.

Co. Supt
Snow Hill.

Co. Supt of Schools
Snow Hill.

Supt. County Home — Mrs
Snow Hill.

Co. Board of Education — L. V.
rill, W. A. Harden, John Harry.

County Commissioners — B. W. Ed-
wards, (chrra.), J. E. Herring, C. H.
Sivernsou, C. L. Hardy, G. W. Mc-
Kee.

County Board of Elections — B. F.
Albritton, (chrm.), F. L. Rouse,
W. Beaman.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Snow Hill Township — James
Sugg, Snow Hill
Snow Hill.

Shine— B. \Y. Britt,
(\ Yaughn, Snow Hill.

Jason — Wade Mewborne, LaGrange.

Hookerton — G. B. Patt, Snow Hill :
J. A. Aid rid se, Hookerton.

Ormonds — E. D. Little, Snow Hill.

Willow Grove — F. T. Carr, Ayden.

Carrs — Adam Henson. Walstonburg;
J. F. Shakleford, Walstonburg.

Olds — F. L. Rouse, Snow Hill; R.
C. Rouse, Snow Hill; J. F. Dixou.

Bull Head — C. D. West, Stantons-
burg ; H. C. Sbenard, Stantousburg.

Speights Bridge — N. T. Beaman,
Walstonburg; S. M. McKeel, Walston-
burg.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hart, E. B., Snow Hill, R. F. D.

Sugg, James A., Snow Hill, R. F. D.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Ormondsville High School — Miss
Marv Edwards. Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

West. Albert, Saratoga, R. F. D.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Turnage & Ormond.

Carr, Fred L.

Hughes. Brothers.

Mewborn, W. D.. & Son.

Mewborn, J. R.

Hooker, Alley.

COTTON GINS.

Jordan. W. J., Snow Hill.

Tyson-Marsh Mill Ginnery, Snow
Hill.

Harvey, John, Snow Hill.

Aswell & Smith Ginnery, Snow Hill.

Turnage & Ormond, Snow Hill.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Jordan, W. James, Snow Hill.

Tyson-Marsh Mill, Snow Hill.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHKKK.

Hicks, O. V., Snow Hill.

Hooten. Miss Evelyn, Snow Hill.

Matlock, R. J., Hookertown.

Johnson, Miss Ina, Snow Hill, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Udridge. Miss Fannie, Snow Hill,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Kilpatrick, Miss Kate L., Snow Hill,
R. F. U. No. 3.

Edwards, Miss Mary, Snow Hill, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Moore. Miss Nannie, Snow Hill, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Ward, Miss ilessie Leigh, Snow Hill,
R. F. D. No. 6.

Boyette, Miss Irene, Snow Hill,
F. D. No. 1.

Barker, Miss Sadie J.. Snow Hill,
F. D. No. •>

Czzelle,

Harper,
F. D. No.

Da r den.
F. D. No.

Owens, Miss Bessie,

( >wens, Miss Lillie,

McKeel, Miss Lula,

Barrett, Miss Lucy,

Miss Mattie, Farmville.
Miss Will, Snow Hill,
1.

Miss Nannie, Snow Hill,
1.

Saratoga.

Saratoga.

Walstonlun-L;.

Walstonburg.

Flannagan, Miss Beulah, Walston-
burg.

Mitchell, Miss Verdie, Arba.
Waters, Miss Annie, Walstonburg.

Fannie, Snow Hill,
G., Stantousburg,
Hill,

Hardee, Miss
F. D. No. 4.

Saunders, D
F. D.

Smith. Miss Evelyn, Snow
F. D. No. 5.

Edwards. Miss Susie, Snow Hill.
F. D. No. 5.

Holmes. Miss Rosa, Snow Hill.

Herring, Miss Lillie, Arba.

Pridgen, Miss Helen, LaGrange.

Morrill. Miss Olive, Snow Hill.

Outlaw, Miss Nathalie, Arba.

Southerland, Miss Elizabeth
Grange.

R.
R.
R.
R.

La-

SNOW HILL.

Population, 1909: 500.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. P. Frizzelle.
Postmaster — F. W. Faircloth.
Chief of Police — A. M. Dan alio.
R. R. Agent — M. H. Potter. Kinstoil
& Snow Hill R. R.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— G. B. Perry. Pastor.
Baptist — John Carroll. Pastor.
Protestant Episcopal— John Grif-
fith, Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Snow Hill High School— O. Y.
Hicks, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Snow Hill Banking & Trust Co. —
G. A. Norwood, President; J. T. Sugg,
Cashier.

GREENE— GUILFORD.

229 |

DOCTORS.

Harper. J .H.
Murphy, W. B.
Whittington, W. W.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Jordan, W. James.
McBee, George A.

DRUGGISTS.
Harper, J. T., & Co.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Exum, J., & Co.
Edwards. J. A., Jr., & Sons.
Laselter, L. N.. & Son.
Warren, M. W.
Sugg & Waters.
Holden Brothers.
Dail, B. S.
Dixon Brothers.
Sauls, C. D.
Harper, Dock.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOCSES.
Potter Hotel.
Hales, Mrs. John. Boarding House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Dail. Fred.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Moore, C. T. (Buggies, wagons, etc.)
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Standard Laconic — J. E. Debnam,
Editor.

HOOKERTON.

Postmaster — W. O. Dixon.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — M. D. Giles, Pastor.
Free Will Baptist — Charles Vanse,

Da g t"01*

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hookerton Academy — R. J. Mattock,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Edwards, G. C.
Robinson. W. A.
Stamev. E. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Albritton. B. F. D., & Co.
Dixon, W. O.
Taylor, W. F., & Co.
Edwards. Eugene.
Smith, M. E., Millinery Co.

GUILFORD COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, GREENSBORO.

Formed in 1770 from Orange and Rowan Counties. Named in honor of
Lord North. Earl of Guilford, who, in 1770, became First Lord of the Treas-
ury and Prime Minister of England.

Area: 672 square miles.

Population: 85.000.

Value of real estate. $22,421,555; value of personal property, .$5,281,677.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $15,211,327; by negroes, $477,156.

No. of Schools: For whites, 89; for negroes, 32.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; poor. 38c. on each poll;
roads and bridges, 12 l-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 900. Worked under township superintendents,
and number miles macadam road 160. Two squads of convicts.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Liberty Telephone Co., assessed value

Gibsonville Telephone Co.. assessed value

Southern Railway Co., 26.30 miles, assessed value 766,196.10

Atlantic & Yadkin Railway. 39.26 miles, assessed value 392,614.54

High Point. Randleman, Asheboro & Co., 3.04 miles, assessed val.

80.00
88.00

30,400.00

North Carolina Railroad.

miles, assessed value 1,562,456.40

The Pullman Co., assessed value 7,994.50

Southern Express Co., assessed value 9,480.15

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 56,695.34

North Carolina Public Service Co., assessed value 34,847.00

Union Tank Line Co., assessed value 4,600.00

National Car Co., assessed value 540.00

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 135.49S.00

North State Telephone Co.. assessed value 17.345.00

Merchants Dispatch Transportation Co., assessed value 635.00

Thomasville Telephone Co., assessed value 30.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 14.528.20

Postal Telegraph-Cable, Co.. assessed value 7.022.24

High Point Electric Power Co., assessed value 2,500.00

Good-Will Telephone Co., assessed value 410.00

Orinoco Telephone Co., assessed value 180.00

Ritch Fork Telephone Co., assessed value / 90.00

Pleasant Grove Telephone Co., assessed value 65.00

Trospect Telephone Co., assessed value 240.00

Superior Court Terms: 3rd January; 17th January; 14th February,

civil cases only; 28th February; 4th April, criminal cases only; 18th April,

230

GUILFORD COUNTY.

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i

civil cases only; 20th June, criminal cases only: 15th August, civil cases
only; 10th September, criminal cases only: 24th October, civil cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Ernest Clapp,
< ; i tensboro.

Deputy Clerks— W. P. Beall. Jr.. R.
I. Moore, Greensboro.

sheriff — B. E. Jones. Greensboro.

Deputy Sheriff — J. H. Shaw, Greens-
boro.

Register of Deeds — A. G. Kirkman,
Greensboro.

Treasurer — G. H. MeKinney, Greens-
boro.

Coroner — W. W. Wood. Greensboro.

Surveyor — H. M. Robinson, Greens-
boro.

Auditor — J. Leslie Abbott, Greens-
boro.

Co. Supt. of Health — Dr. Edmund
Harrison, Greensboro.

Co. Supt. of Sehools— Thos. R.
Foust, Greensboro.

Supt. of County Home — W. W.
Whittington, Greensboro. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Home of Correction — G. H. Hackett,
Superintendent, Greensboro.

Co. Board of Education — W. T.
Whitsett, Whitsett; C. H. Ireland.
Greensboro; J. C. Kennett. Pleasant
I . arden.

County Commissioners — J. A.
Davidson, (chrm.), Gibsonville; W. G.
Bradshaw, High Point; Jno. A. Young.
Greensboro; W. C. Tucker. Pleasant
Garden ; Levi Walker. Summertield.

County Board of Elections — A. Way-
land Cooke, (chrru.1, Greensboro; A.
A. Holton, High Point ; Fred X. Tate,
Hisrh Point.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Washington Township — C. L. Sock-
well. Gibsonville ; W. P. Heath. Gib-
sonville; C. M. Zimmerman. Gibson-
ville.

Rock Creek — Berry Davidson, Gib-
sonville; J. Henry Joyner, Gibson-
ville; H. H. Lewey, Gibsonville.

Greene — J. L. Holt, Greensboro, R.
F. D. ; W. M. Thompson. Kimesville;
J. C. Causey, Kimesville: W. A.
Staley. Liberty, R. F. D. No. 2; Geo.
M. Amick, Liberty.

Madison — J. R. Moore, Brown Sum-
mit; W. A. Heath. Greensboro. R. F.
D. No. 4; W. L. Lindsay. Gibsonville,
R. F. D. No. 2.

.Jefferson — C M. Pritchett. McLeans-
ville; Howard, Cannon, Greensboro,
R. F. D. ; W. H. McLean, Greensboro.
R. F. D. ; H. L. Carmou, Greensboro.
R. F. D.

Clay — Wm. T. Hanner, Greensboro,
R. F. D. ; C. U. Hinshaw, Greensboro,
R. F. D. ; John C. Kennett, Greens-
boro, R. F. D.

Monroe — -S. G. Lomax, Greensboro.

ti:
M.

.1. 1.. Hawkins. Brown
Cunningham. Greens-

i: F. D. No
Summit : .1.
boro.

Gilmer — R. W. Murray, Greensboro;
• 'has. A. Hendrix, Greensboro ; J. E.
McKnight, Greensboro ; Robt. E. Ninis,.
Greensboro; G. T. Glascock, Greens-
boro; J. M. Wolfe. Greensboro: J. R.
Pearce, Greensboro; C. M. Yaustory,
< . reensboro.

Fentress — Chas. T. Weatherly,
Pleasant Garden; J. A. Allred. Pleas-
ant Garden; J. R. McCulloch, Pleasant
Garden; J. A. Coble, Climax.

Centre Grove — J. B. Golden, Sura-
merfield : H. C. Brown, Suminerfield ;
T. R. Dillard, Greensboro, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Morehead — L. R. Noah. Battle
Ground; W. E. Schenck, Greensboro;
J. Grasty Fowler, Greensboro; P. C,
Lindley, Greensboro: David A. Ed-
wards, Pomona; E. P. Land. Greens-
boro; Samuel Brown, Greensboro.

Sumner — A. C. Coltrane, Greens-
boro: A. O. Newman, Greensboro. R.
F. D. No. 1.: Shubal Morrow. Greens-
boro, R. F. D. ; R. C. Short. Greens-
boro: E. H. Hodgin. Greensboro; Jno.
H. Marsh. Randleman.

Bruce — Jno. S. Bunch, Sutnmerfield :
R. V. Harris. Suinmerfleld : T. H.
Wilson, Suinmerfleld; J. H. Idol, Suin-
merfleld ; J. H. Medearis, Summerflebl.

Friendship— A. T. Millis. Guilford
College; J. H. Manly, Guilford Col-
lege; M. L. Kendall. Guilford Station;
Thomas Wakefield. Guilford College;

D. F. Huffines. Guilford College.
Jamestown — J. L. Contrane. James-
town ; J. D. Garrett, Jamestown.

Oak Ridge — Chas. Case, Oak Ridge;
R. W. Jones. Kimesville.

Deep River — E. B. Atkins, Kerners-
ville. R. F. D. No. 2; J. M. Davis.
Colfax: A.. B. Dillon, Colfax
Edwards. Colfax.

High Point— H. C. Kearns
Point; N. W. Beeson. High
Emory A. Hanner. High Point; J. C.
Welsh, High Point; Wm. C. Jones.
High Point; W. S. Lovelace. High
Point; W. G. Brown. High Point; W.

E. John, High Point.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Whitsett Institute — W. T. Whitsett.
Principal, Whitsett.

Brown Summit Acodemy — W. H.
Rankin, Principal.

Guilford College — Lyndon Lewis
Hobbs, President. Guilford College. •

Oak Ridge Institute — J. A. and M.
H. Holt. Principals.

Flint Hill Public School — L. Lea
White. Principal. Jamestown.

J. T.

Hin'b
Point;

GUILFORD COUNTY.

2:;i

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Knight, William P., White Dak.
Norman. Geo. W.. Pomona.
Spoon. Arthur Ogburn. Revolution.
Paddison, J. R., Oak Ridge.
Armfield, D. ().. Jamestown.
Fox, M. P., Guilford College.
Heaves, J. T., Vandalia.
Gray, Claiborn. Pleasant Garden.
Gilmer, Chas., McLeansville.
Gordon. J. R., Jamestown.
Burrus, J. T.. High Point.
Coble, W. A., Kimesville.
Davis. W. C. Summerfleld.
Turner, J. A., High Point.
MeAnally. J. W., High Point.
Stanton, D. A., High Point.
Reitzel. J. R., High Point.
Reitzel, C. E., High Point.
Jones, W. M., High Point.
Foscue. J. E.. Jamestown.
Dick, J V., Gibsonville.
Kernodle, G. W., Proximitv.
Wells. J. M.
Whitaker, H. E.
Duncan, J. F.
Gravson, C. S.
Holt. W. T.. McLeansville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Proximity Mercantile Co.. Prox
imity.

Simpson. Henry C. McAdoo Heights
Greensboro.

White Oak Mills Store. White Oak.
I'LOCR, CORN AND FEED MILES

Hardie. Jo.. Brown Summit.

Tate. Chas.. Greensboro.
SAW MILES.

Walker. E. W.. Brown Summit.

Spencer & Coltrane, Brown Sum-
mit. R. F. D.

McCormack, J. F.. Brown Summit
R. F. D.

Weatherly, W. M., Greensboro, R
F. D.

Miller. R. B.. Greensboro. R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Burgess. Miss Cletus, High Point.

Wagoner, Miss Hattie
R. F. D.

Burgess,

Kirkman
D. No. 1.

Murray.
R. F. D. No. 2

Thomas, Robt.

Coltrane. Miss
R. F. D. No. 5.

Holt. ?diss Lizzie
D. No. 3.

Joyner. J. H

Carraway, Bi

Jones, Chas.

Foil st, W. H
No. 2.

Foust, Mrs.
F. D. No. 2.

Isley. D. K.. Hartshorn.

Lindley. Miss Elsie, Snow Crimp.

Gibsonville,

Miss Blanche. High Point.
Aliver. Greensboro, R. F.

Miss Pauline. Greensboro,

A..

Mai

Greensboro,
el. High Point,

Gibsonville, R. F.

.. Whitsett.
[■nee R., Gibsonville.
L.. Greensboro.
.. GibsonvRle. R. F

W. H.. Gibsonville.

Boone. Miss Elizabeth, Whitsett.

Clapp, Miss Espie, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 10.

Clapp. Miss Eugenia, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 10.

Sheppard, Miss Bertine, Liberty, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Sheppard. Miss Myrtle, Liberty, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Clapp, Miss Mamie, Sedalia.

McNeely. Miss Myrtle. Greensboro,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Kellum. C. W., McLeansville.

Liles, S. T., Brown Summit.

Riles. Mrs. S. T., Brown Summit.

Webb. Miss Hattie. Brown Summit.

Wodley. Miss Mamie. Creswell.

Pritchett. Miss Ollie, Brown Sum-
mit.

Brown. J. T., Greensboro.

Benbow, Miss Bessie, Oak Ridge.

Robertson. Miss Florine. Burlington.

Millis, Miss Ida E., Guilford College.

Boone. Miss Addie. Whitsett, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Malloy, Miss Nettie. Reidsville.

Cobb, Miss Katurah, McLeansville.

Fryar. Miss Vannie. McLeansville.

Lednum. Miss Swana, Greensboro.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Smith. Miss Etta. Liberty, R. F. D.

Turner. J. A.. Greensboro.

Wheeler, Miss Essie. Whitsett.

Wheeler. Miss Lizzie. Whitsett.

< Gladstone, R. M., Greensboro, R.
F. D.

Garvey, Miss Bina. Beaver Creek.

Wharton. Miss Vera, Greensboro, R.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Lowe. Miss Nanni, Brown Summit.

Absher. Miss Mabel, Obids.

Albright. Miss Annie. (Greensboro,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Sockwell. Miss Belle. Gibsonville.

Moore. Miss Pearl. Reidsville.

Moffitt, J. W., Brown Summit.

•Tones, W. H.. Brown Summit.

Cator, Miss Mary. (Greensboro.

Michaux. Miss Roche. (Greensboro.

Clark, Miss Nell. (Greensboro.

Brown. Miss Ethel. Greensboro.

Faison. Miss Betty. (Greensboro.

Lea. Miss Annie. Greensboro.

Grimsley. Miss Stella. Greensboro.

Forney. Miss Edna Greensboro.

Southerlnnd. Mrs. Chas., Greensboro.

Stewart, Miss Florence. Greensboro.

Anderson. Miss Annie. Greensboro.

Field. Miss Lizzie. (Greensboro.

Hester. Miss Araminta. Greensboro.

Friend. Miss Kate. Greensboro.

Hayward. Miss Elizabeth. Greens-
boro.

Smith. Miss Delia. Greensboro.

Foust, Miss Abbie, Julian, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Mendenhall. Miss Dovie. (Greensboro.

Scott. Miss Josephine. Greensboro.

Carrell, J. Wilson, (Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

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GUILFORD COUNTY.

Ward, Aliss Linnie. Greensboro, It.
F. D.

Kinsey. Aliss Mamie, Greensboro.

Donnell, Miss Cora, Greensboro.

(irimsely. Miss Alice, Greensboro.

Dail, Miss Rosa, Greensboro.

Roberson, Miss Florence, Greens-
boro.

Furmau, Miss Annie. Greensboro.

AlcCulloch, Miss Ida, Greensboro, R.
P. D.

Carter, Mrs. Sarah, Greensboro.

Alexander, Mrs. Maggie. Greensboro.

Cook, Miss Julia, Greensboro.

Wall, Miss Dora, Greensboro. R. P.
D. No. 6.

Fentress, Miss Lula, Pleasant Gar-
den.

Foust. F. L., Graham.

Michael, Miss Ada, Pleasant Garden.

Morrow. Miss Jennie, Pleasant Gar-
den.

Barnes, Miss Lillian. Pleasant (Jar-
den.

Hardin, Miss Joanna. Pleasant Gar-
den.

Smith, Miss Mary, Liberty. It. F.
D. No. 2.

Lewis, Miss Dittie, Greensboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Foster, Miss Cara, Greensboro.

Ryrd. Miss Clara. Summerfleld.

McNeely, Miss Janet, (ireensboro, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Gant, Miss Trinner, Greensboro.

Ladd. Mrs. D. T., Summerfleld.

Hunter, Miss Annabel, Whitakers.

Gaines, Miss Nannie, Greensboro.

Waugh, L. A., (ireensboro.

Howard, Miss Bessie, Pomona.

Craven, Mrs. Daisy, D., Greensboro.

Ledbetter, Miss Florence. Greens-
boro.

Fitzgerald, Miss Mary. Pomona.

Eller, Miss Bertha, Pomona.

Whitaker, Miss Lulie, Pomona.

Williams, Miss Mattie, Pomona.

Land, Miss Bettie Aiken, Greens-
boro.

Corbitt. Miss-Marv J.. Guilford Col-
lege, R. F. D. ^so. 2.

McKay, Miss Louine. Guilford Col-
lege. R. F. D. No. 2.

Gibbs. Miss Lemma. Iteidsville.

Powell, Miss Etta. Greensboro. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Blair. Miss Annie Belle, Greensboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Todd, Miss Eula, Greensboro, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Gibbs. Miss Katie, Greensboro. R.
F. D. No. 5.

Walker, Miss Mary P., Greensboro,
It. F. D. No. 3.

McAdoo, Geo. W., Greensboro.

Bland, Miss Pareppa. (ireensboro.

Mumford, U. S.. (ireensboro.

Thompson, Miss Berta, (ireensboro.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Osborne, Miss Elsie, Greensboro. R.

F. D. No. 3.

Wharton, C. R.. Whitsett.

Otwell. Miss Myrtle, Whitsett, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Dean, Miss Bessie, Pikeville.

Sinclair, J. F., Maxton.

Groom, Miss Helen, (ireensboro. It.
F. D. No. 3.

Johnson. Miss Mattie, Greensboro.

Harris, Miss Leonora, (ireensboro.

Hufflue, Miss Minnie E., Oak Ridge.

Neal, Miss Cora. Stokesdale, R. P. D.

Smith, Folsom. Summerfleld.

Cude, H. C, Colfax.

Edgerton. Miss Bertha, Pikeville.

White, Aliss Grace, High Point.

Peele. Jos., Guilford College.

Donnell. Miss Elizabeth, Guilford
College.

Robinson. Miss Blanche, Guilford
College.

Lovings, Miss Virginia. Reidsville.

Fearington, B. A.. Greensboro.

Sapp. Thos.. Jamestown.

White. L. Lee, Jamestown.

Shamburger, Miss Linnie. James-
town.

Coble. Miss Nora. Jamestown.

Legerton. Aliss Frances, Jamestown.

Wilkinson. Aliss Alary. Jamestown.

Aloore. Miss Florence. Jamestown.

Stafford. Aliss Sara G.. Winston-
Salem.

Hodgin, Miss Linnie, Greensboro. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Neese, D. A., Liberty.

Edmunson, Airs.. High Point.

Alerrimon. Mrs. Ella B.. Oak Ridge.

Benbow, Mrs. Will, Oak Ridge.

Pegram. J. W., Stokesdale.

Brookbank, Wm., Kernersville.

Flynt. Aliss Alamie. Belews Creek.

Highfill. Aliss Tenuie. Summerfleld.
Aliss Ola, Oak Ridge.
Aliss Essie. Kernersville. R.

Aliss Emma, Kernersvville.

Lowrey.

Fulton.
F. D.

Fulton.
R. F. R.

Bland, Aliss Rosalie, (ireensboro.

Grav. J. Ernest. Colfax.

Stone, J. A.. Colfax.

Stack. Aliss Daisy. Colfax.

Morgan. Aliss Grace. Colfax.

Aloore. Aliss Georgia. Guilford Col-
lege, R. F. D.

Morgan, Aliss Adna. Kernersville.

Wheeler. Aliss Ada. High Point. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Futrell. Aliss Helen, Woodland.

Clapp, D. P.. High Point.

Pike, Airs. J. W., High Point.

Greeson. Aliss Florence, Sedalia.

Dunbar. Airs. Clarence. High Point.

Wallace. Aliss Euna, Star.

Briggs, Aliss Bertha,
Paul. J. D., Pingo.
Black. Aliss Anna L.,
Farlow, E. E.. High
Caffev, Aliss Nannie,
Bex 332.

High Point.

Ramseur.
Point.
High Point,

GUILFOR D COUNTY.

233

Lowe, Miss Carrie, High Point, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Chipman. Miss Florence, High Point,
R. F. D. No. 2.

GREENSBORO.

Population, 1909, 25,000. No white
polls. 1.713; No. colored polls. 345.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $8,292,575.

Tax Rate, $1.30.

Bonded debt, $825,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— E. J. Stafford.

Chief of Police — Chas. F. Neeley.

City Clerk — Jno. S. Michaux.

Treasurer — Neil Ellington.

Tax Collector — Edward G. Sherrill.

City Attorney — Thos. J. Shaw.

City Snpt. of Health — Edmund Har-
rison.

Postmaster — Robt. D. Douglas.

Judge of Municipal Court — N. L.
Eure.

Inspector Buildings — R. H. Milton.

Keeper of Cemetery — Chas. Hiatt.

Board of Aldermen — J. Ed. Al-
bright, Jno. L. King, E. E. Bain, Neill
Ellington. T. A. Glascock, H. W.
Clendenin.

City Board of Education — W. E.
Harrison. President; Charles H. Ire-
land, Secretary; J. R. Mendenhall, E.
J. Davis, John N. Wilson.

Supt. City Schools — Wiley H. Swift.

R. R. Agent — W. B. Devlin. South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — A. C. Williams.
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — John Shinber-
ger, Western Union ; T. S. Horry,
Postal Telegraph Co.

Telephone Managei — E. A. Wood-
ruff. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND CHl'RCHES.

Baptist— W. F. Stalev, J. L. White,
K. C. Horner, W. H. Filer. R. G.
Kendrick, Jr., Pastors.

Christian — John W. Bolton. W.. C.
Wicker, E. M. Carter. Henry C. Ful-
ton. Pastors.

Episcopal — S. It. Guignacd, Thos. G.
Faulkner. Pastors.

Moravian — Chas. H. Wenhold. N. R.
Richardson. Pastors.

Eutheran — Geo. E. Mennen. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— T. J. Ogburn,
Pastor.

Methodist (Centenary) — D. M. Lit-
aker: (West Market!. E. K. MoLarty :
(Spring Garden). J. W. Long, Pastors.

Presbyterian — J. W. Goodman. Mel-
ton Clark. Robt. N. Williams. C. E.
Hodgin, Pastors.

Catholic — Vincent Taylor. Pastor.

Reformed— Shuford Peeler, J. W.
Goodman, Pastors.

Friends — Stephen S. Mvriok, Pastor.
COLLEGES.

Immanuel Lutheran College — N. J.

Bakke, President.

State Normal & Industrial College —
J. I. Foust, President.

Greensboro Female College — Mrs.
Lucy H. Robertson, President.

Agricultural & Mechanical College
i col.) — J. B. Dudley, President.

Bennett College (col.) — Silas A.
Peeler. President.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOl'SES.

Hotel Clegg.

Hotel Guilford.

Hotel Huffines.

Allen House.

The Jefferson.

The McAdoo Hotel.

Piedmont Hotel.

White Oak Inn.

Deaver, Mrs. M. O.

Dick. Julius N.

Allen, Mrs. Ada.

Atchison. Mrs. May F.

Bogart, Mrs. H. M.

Brady House.

Burks, Mrs. Mamie.

Case, Mrs. Louisa A.

Currie, Mrs. Bertha.

Dick, Mrs. Lena A.

Forest Inn.

Dodamead, Mrs. Debbie A.

Gate City House.

Grady. Jas. M.

Griffin, Mrs. Lossie P.

Harvey, Mrs. Lou N.

Hester, Mrs. Laura J.

Holder. Mrs. Julia.

Hudson, Mrs. Ida B.

Hutchens. Mrs. Rebecca.

Jernigan House.

Johnson, Jno. P.

Kirkman. Mrs. Isabella V.

Langston, Mrs. Jane E.

McCollum, Thos. A.

Moore, Mrs. Ora H.

Ridge. Mrs. Martha F.

Bobbins. Mrs. Lydia J.

Rycroft. Mrs. Virginia H.

Sharpe. Mrs. Rebecca C.

Turner. Mrs. Susan E.

Waggoman, Mrs. Alices C.

Webb, Mrs. Margaret.

Wood. Mrs. Nancy.

Younts. Mrs. Florence.
ARCHITECTS.

Brewer, Wells L.

(Jambier. Richard.

Hopkins, Jas. H.

Weston. Frank A.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

American Exchange Bank — E. P.
Wharton, President; R. G. Vaughan,
Cashier.

Greensboro National Bank — Neil
Ellington, President; A. H. Alderman,
Cashier.

Greensboro Loan & Trust Co. — J. W.
Fry, President; W. E. Allen, Cashier.

Bank of South Greensboro — E. P.
Wharton, President; E. L. Sides,
Cashier.

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GUILFOKD COUNTY.

Co.
ASSOCIATIONS.

M Saving* Bunk — C. A. Bray,

President; Tyre (Menu. Cashier.

<ireeii«*lv«>ro Commercial & Savings
Bank — F. B. Ricks. President; F. C.
Boyles, Cashier.

BAKERS.

Clegg, Leonidas L.

Union Bakery.

Washington Steam Bakery.

Brandt Bakery.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Alley. Geo. W.

Cunningham Brick Co.

Jennings, W. G.

Kirkpatrick Brick Co.

Smith, Jas. M.

Stratford. W. O.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Callahan -Dodson.

Coble & Mebane.

Fordham. Albert E.

Hendrix, J. M.

Peebles.

Vogue Shoe Store.

Rick- Don nell- Medea ris Co.

Thacker & Brockmann.

BOOK STORES.

Wills Book Store.

Wharton Bros.

Union News Co.

<;.-ite City Novelty

Smithdeal, L. A.
BUILDING & LOAN

Gate City.

rioneer.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Clarida, Henry P.

Garrett, Elmer E.

Hudson Meat Market Co.

Jeffreys. Marcellus.

Law, Watson.

Murray. J. A.

Olive, J. C.

Parlor Meat Market.

Schlosser & Son.

South Greensboro Market.

Wagstaff, Geo. W.

Weisner, Augustus T.

Johnson & Reives.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Lewis. J.. & Sons.

Newell, M. G.

Ottinger Buggv Co.

Taylor, Frederick N.

Townsend Buggv Co.
CLUBS.

Elks' Home.

Merchants' & Manufacturers' Club.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Clegg. W. F.

Foster-Moffltt Co.

Greensboro Produce Co.

Hunter Manufacturing Co.

Patterson Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Coulter- Lowery Co.

Proximity Manufacturing Co.

Revolution Cotton Mills.

White Oak Cotton Mills.

H.

AND BUILDERS.

CONFECTIONKRV DEALERS.

Allsbrook, Kindred.
Cain, Rufus A.
Duggins, McCoy.
Erwin. Jno. L.
Hanner, Jno. A.
Hepler. Robt.
Ideal Candy Store.
Maddox, Starke.
Saleeby, S. & N.. Co.
Smith & Norman.
West, James H.
Styers, Peter.
Winchester, Samuel
The Palms.
CONTRACTORS
Bain, J. W.
Brooks, Andrew F.
Central Carolina Construction Co.
Coltrane, Jno.
Crouse. Jas. L>.
Boycott, O. D.
Browne. Samuel.
Clapp. William A.
Fields. William S.
Fries. William A.
Hanner. Solomon E.
Husband. Joseph.
Jones, Judson B.
Lewis, Jno. W. E.
McClainroek, Jno.
Morris, J. C.
Pleasants. William R.
Roles. Marshall.
Starr, Henry F.
Sullivan. Jno. L.
Summers, Nathan
Waynick, Joshua.
Smith. Jas. M. (col.)

CONTRACTORS.
Esson. W. A., & Co.
MacKenzie. Burt.
Hobbs. Jno. M.
Hobbs, William
McAdoo, William
Abbott, Jas. C.
Chisholm & Heck.
Boycott. O. D.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Askin & Marine Co.
Crawford & Rees.
Globe Clothing Co.
Isaacson. Isaac.
Blaustein. I. L.

Chisholm. Stroud. Crawford & Rees.
Harrey-Belk Bros Co.
Marks. David.
Johnson & Hinkle.
Pinnix, Henry M.
Simpson. Henry C.
Stadiem, B., & Son.
Stadiem, David.
Union Colthing Co.
Vanstorv Clothing Co.
Wallace & Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Ellis-Stone Co.
Harry-Belk Bros.
Schiffman Bros.

L.

J.

J.
D.

GUILFORD COUNTY.

Meyers Department Store.
Sapp, A. V.

DENTISTS.
Iletts. Joseph S.
Burton, Edward A.
Griffith, Jno. W.
Humphrey, Lyndon M.
Johnson, Arthur H.
Lipscomb, Chas. T.
Rowe, Walter W.
Wheeler, Jno. H.
Wvche, J. E.
Whitsett, Geo. W.
Hartsell. W. K.
Olapp, J. C.
Coble, L. G.

COAL, AND WOOD DEALERS.
Browne, Samuel.
Carolina Fuel Co.
Cranford, W. L.
Cunningham Bros.
Dixie Ice & Coal Co.
Fogleman, Chas. J.
Greensboro Ice & Coal Co.
Guilford Coal & Wood Co.
Power & Armstrong.
Southside Fuel Co.
Wilkerson, Chas. B.
Melvin, Robt. H.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Brown. Edward A.
Penn, Thos. J.
Stafford, E. J. & A. G.

DRUGGISTS.
Asheboro Street Pharmacy.
Conyers' Drug Store.
Fariss-Klutz Co.
Fordham's Drug Store.
Howard Gardner Drug Co.
Greensboro Drug Co.
Helm's Drug Store.
Holton's Drug Store.
Mellhenny, J. K., & Son.
Revolution Pharmacy.
Sykes Drug Co.
West End Drug Store.
Justice Drug Co. (Wholesale).
McNalr. Frank W. (col.)
McNair, Louis W. (col.)

DOCTORS.
Willingham, B. J.
Banner, Chas. W.
Battle, J. T. J.
Beall, W. P.
Best, Benjamin W.
Brooks. Zaehary T.
Dees, Rigdon O.
Dodson, Henry H.
Farrar, M. R.
Fortune, Alexander F.
Glascock, Mrs. Joy Harris.
(Jove, Miss Anna M.
Gregory, Richard K.
Hilton, J. J.
.Tarboe, Parran.
Knight, W. P.
Ledbetter, Arthur E.
Long, John Wesley.
Meadows, Washington J.
Michaux, E. R.

Miles, Mi^s May S.
.Montgomery, Jno. C.
Mosley, Chas. W.
Reaves, Perry W.
Richardson, William J.
Kieves. Jas. T.
Roberson, Chas.
Thames, Jno.

Drs. Tucker (Osteopathic).
Turner, J. Pinkney.
Williams, Buxton B.
Williams, Jno. Rov.
Wilson, Arthur R.-
Bowman, Harlan P.
Spoon, Arthur Ogburn.
Tankersley, James W.
Williams. John A.
Little. Thos. R.
Harrison. Edmund.
Calson. C. I.
Dees, Ralph E.
Alford, A. E. B.
Ashworth, U. C.
Burleyson, Louis X.
Boyles, J. Henry.
Killam. B. Utcher.
Laird, E. C.

Took, Thos.
Finch, J. T.
Bullock, Jas.
Dellinger. J.
Hughes

Armfield,
Beck. W.
Bennett,

Bennett.

(St. Leo's).

(Chiropractic.)

L. (col.)

Elmer, (col.)
Walter H. (col.)

GROCERS.
Jas. A.

W.

Thos. M.

W. P.
Blair, Edward C.
Buchanan, Chas. C.
Burton, Hillery G.
Carroll, William T.
Causey. Robt. A.
Cecil. Edward.
Chrismon. J. R., & Bro.
Clarida, Henry P.
Clendeuin, Henry W.
Coble, J. A., & Son.
Cockman, Isham, D.
Coggin, Geo. C.
Coltrane. Jacob L.
Smith & Dailey.
Davis, James S.
Davis, William M.
Denny, Geo. W.
Doak. Thomas.
Dobson, Algiers B.
Donnell, Rufus H.
Duggiiis. Caleb L.
F dwell & Co.
Fentress, Stewart F.
Fentress. Ross H.
Foster, Arthur L.
Foster Bros.
Foster. Chas. L.
Gay, Jno. F.
Grantham, Murray.
Greensboro Grocery
Grissorn. Benjamin
Ham Grocery Co.
Green, C. D.

& Baking Co.
H.

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GUILFORD COUNTY.

Helper Bros.
Hiatt, R. <:.
Hill, Solomon M.
Hodgin Bros.
Hogshead, Watson.
Holley, Chas.
Holmes. William C.
Hoskins, Allen.
Hudson Grocery Co.
In gold, W. A.
Inman, Thos. R.
Isom. William .T.
.Tenkins. Wm. R.
•Tones, Jacob.
Ladd Bros.
Lambert, Jas. T.
Lee, Jno. K.
Lockamy, Jas. C.
Low. J. H. & W. F.
Lvnch Bros.
McClintock, Geo. W.
McGibboney & Reid.
Marsh, Robt.
Mile Run Grocery Co.
Mitchell Bros.
Morrison Bros.
Murray, Clay E.
Nelson, Alexander G.
Nelson, W. A.. & Co.
Ozment. W. R.
Padgett, Harvey R.
Palmer, Samuel.
Patterson Bros.
Pearee, Oscar F.
Phillips, Geo. D.
Phillips & Cox.
Phipps. J. Henrv.
Pickard, Thomas M.
Pickard, Robt. W.
Pickett, W. F., & Co.
Pike, W. T., & Son.
Prince, Jas. H.
Pugh. Chas. E.
Purvis. Wm. E.
Rivers. Benj.
Scott. C, & Co.
Sheppard, Walter J.
Short, Jno. C.
Simpson. Henrv C.
Smith, Chas. P.
Sockwell Bros.
Spencer Bros.
Staton, William M.
Strader Bros.
Sullivan, Jno. A.
Susman, Jacob.
Taylor, Geo. H.
Tesh. Edward F.
Thomas, Geo. E. .
Troxler Bros.
Tucker & Erwin.
Walker. Benj. G.
Walters, Chas. L.
Waugh, Peter W.
Weaver, Luther J.
White, Henrv T.
White Oak Store.
White. Jno. H.. & Co.
Whittington Bros.
Wray, Henry P.

Wyrick, Jno. C.

Jones, J. W.. & Co. (Wholesale.

McLamb, Geo. T. (Wholesale).

The McLean Co. (Wholesale).

Rawley Commission & Brokerage Co.
(Wholesale).

Scott-Sparger Co. (Wholesale).

Smitherman Co. (Wholesale).
DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Scott, J. W.

Harry -Belk Bros.

Ellis-Stone & Co.

Meyers Department Store.

Gilmer, S. L.

Blackman, G. F.

Coble, H. M.. & Co.

Dorsett, Chas. H.

Foster, Arthur L.

Hendrix, J. M.

Moore, W. S.

Thacker & Brockmann.

Sapp, A. V.

Ozment, W. R.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

North Carolina Public Service Co.
FRUIT DEALERS.

Clegg, Z. V.

Anderson, W. I.

Patterson Supply Co.,

Gardner & Clark.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Fulton. Jas. F.

Power & Armstrong.

FLORISTS.

Duffy. James.

Van Lindley. J'.. Nursery Co.

Summit Avenue Green House.

Todd. Geo. M.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Robinson, Rickard.

White, A. B.

Schlosser & Son.

Clarida. H. P.

Olive, J. C.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Clymer Machine Co.

Cook-Lewis Foundry Co.

Sergeant Manufacturing Co.

Glascock, G. T., & Sons.

Greensboro Boiler & Machine Co.

Cooke. W. B.. Sz Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Andrews, Nathan D.

Bloxton, J. W., & Co.

Buffalo Furniture Co.

Forbis. Chas. O.

Goldstein, Jac.

Herring Furniture Co.

Hodgin & Bell.

Huntley-Stockton-Hill Co.

Foster Bros. Furniture Co.

Jones-Medearis Furniture Co.

South Side Trade & Bargain Store.

Stove Exchange & Furniture.

FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.

Gate Citv Furniture Manufacturing
Co.

Greensboro Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co.

GUILFORD COUNTY.

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HARDWARE DEALERS.

Beall Hardware & Implement Co.

Central Hardware & Mantel Co.

Crescent Hardware Co.

Greensboro Hardware Co.

Guilford Hardware Co.

Odell Hardware Co.

South Side Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.

Keeley Institute.

St. Leo's.

Telfair Sanatarium.

Williams Sanatarium.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Bray Bros (Fire).

Carolina Real Estate & Investment
Co. (Fire).

Carr, O. W., & Co. (Fire).

Greensboro Commercial & SSVings
Bank (Fire).

Greensboro Loan & Trust Co.

Merrimon, W. B. (Life).

Greensboro Loan & Trust Co. (Life).

Murray. Robt. W. (Fire).

South Greensboro Insurance & Real
Estate Co. (Fire).

Southern Real Estate Co. (Fire).

Tate, Thos. H.. (Fire).

Walsh, James II. (Fire).

Aetna-Dixie Fire Insurance Co.
(Accident).

Fidelity & Casualty Co. (Accident).

Mitchell & Adkins (col.) (Fire).
JEWELERS.

Bernau, Rudolf C. '

Denny & Ellington.

Neese, William T.

Pegg, William L.

Schiffman Jewelry Co.

Trent, G. W.

LAUNDRIES.

Columbia Laundry.

Dick's Laundry.

Lee, Henry.

LAWYERS.

Adams, Spencer B.

Barringer, Jno. A.

Beall, Thos. S.

Bradshaw, G. S.

Sherrod, W. J.

Brooks, A. L.

Thomson. W. S.

Bvnum, W. P.
» Douglas, Robt. M.
* Douglas, R. D.

Ferguson, G. S.

Wilson. J. N.

Eure, N. L.

Harrison, Roger AY.

Hobgood, Frank P.

Hoyle, Thos. C.

Justice. E. J.

Broadhurst, Edgar D.
'Kimball, A. B.
.King, R. R.

Kuykendall. E. D.
•.Sapp, Oscar L.

Morehead. Jas. T.

Murphy, T. J.

Wright, Clem.

Patton, Geo. M.
Scott, Levi M.
McLean, C. E.
Shaw, T. J.
Cooke, A. Wayland.
• Stedman, Chas. M.
Stern, David.
Stern. Sidney J.
Strudwick. Robt. C.
Scales, J. I.
Taylor. Zebulon Y.
Hudson. S. Glenn.
Frazier, C. Clifford.
•Williams. S. Clay,
Copeland, E. W.
Dalton, Carter.
Mitchell, Geo. H. (col.)
I LIMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS,
Bain. E. E.

Broad River Lumber Co.
Brooks Manufacturing Co.
Clements. W. L., Lumber Co.
Thurman Lumber Co.
Deep River Lumber Co.
Guiford Lumber Co.
Lewis, J. W. E.
Moore, J. S., & C".
Pitts & Monroe.
Shaw-Clapp Lumber Co.
South Atlantic Lumber Co.
MARBLE WORKS.
Boycott, Owen D.
Knight, J. W.,
Neese, J. Henry.
Rowe Ac Roach.
Guilford Marble

MACHINERY
Greensboro Supply Co.
Odell Hardware Co.
Pritchett Machinery Co.
Newman Machine Co.
Wysong-Miles Co.
Greensboro Supply Co.
Clymer Machine Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Proximity Manufacturing Co.
Brooks Manufacturing Co.
Cape Fear Manufacturing Co.
Newman Machine Go.
Glascock Stove & Manufacturing
Co.
Clymer Machine Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Leak-Halladay Co.
Odell Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Cone Sign Works.
McFarland. AV. O.
Andrews, Robt. 10.
Barham, Jas. T.
Brewer, Eli R.
Golden, Euaene D.
Proctor, T. G.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Anderson, AA'. I.
Forsyth, C. Alexauder.
Gardner & Clark.
Guilford Produce Co.
Patterson Co.
Phoenix. John J.

& Sons.

Granite Works.
DEALERS.

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GUILFORD COUNTY.

Southern Produce Co.
I'UHBERS.

Adams & Hunt.

Albright, J. Ed.

Battie, < '. w.. & Co.

Donaldson. W. P.

Pettit, Parley .\r.

Stanley, Obie A;

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Asbury, P. M.

Cable Piano Co.

Cheek-Huston Piano and Organ Co

Jones, A. D.

Condon, W. W.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Alderman & Eutsler.

Hanes, Francis Xj.

Leonard. Joseph A.

Moose, William.

White, Robert G.

Strader. Galveston B.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Apostolic Messenger Pub. Co.

Board of Publication.

Greensboro Printing Co.

Harrison Printing Co.

Kendall & Fisher.

Pierce, J. C.

Reece. J. M.. & Co.

Stone, J. J.

Stout Bros.
Everything Pub. Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
American Realty & Auction Co.
Andrews. E. M.
Brown Real Estate Co.
Real Estate & Investment Co.
Central Securities Co.
Daniel. Garland.
Dixie Real Estate Co.
Donnell & Walker.
Eudora Land Co.
John E. Fogleman.
Greensboro Real Estate Emporium.
Greensboro Real Estate .Exchange.
Guilford Real Estate.
Hill. R. R.
Hodgin. John A.
Jordan. James F.
Land. W. R.
McAdoo, W. D.
Oakley <& Buchanan.
Down. Price & Co.
Sella rs. W. B.
Southern Real Estate Co.
Vanstory, C. M.
Guirkin, Alfred F.
Hill & Swain.
Jordan. James F.
McAdoo. Victor C.
North Carolina Trust Co.
West & Pemberton.
South Greensboro Insurance & Real
Estate Co. •

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Pitts ^ Monroe.
Bain. E. E.
Brooks Mfg. Co.

TAILORS.
Cartland, J. E., & Co.

Horwitz, Abraham.

Jacobs. Henry.

Johnson, Henry A.

Meares, William J.

Fowler & Moore.

Ricks-Donnell-Medearis.

Walker. T. A., & Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Huntley-Stockton-Hill Co.

Poole, Ezekiel.

Smith. Frank F.

Wilson Undertaking Co.

VETERINARY SURBEONS.

Berry, H. K.

Charter. Frederick S.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Andrew. Robert E.

Greensboro Wall Paper Co.

Leak-Halladay Co.

Proctor, Thomas G.
Golden, Eugene D.
Johnson. Wilet T.
Andrews & Mead.

HIGH POINT.
Population, 1909: 10,000.
No. white polls, 1,225; No. colored
polls, 300.

Value real estate. $3,000,000; value
personal property. §1,500,000.

Tax Rate: $1.30 on the $100 in-
cluding school.

Bonded debt, $255,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Fred N. Tate.
Chief of Police — Benj. Ridge.
City Clerk— Ray Newby.
Treasurer — Ed. L. Ragan.
Tax Collector— H. C. Field.
Standard-Keeper — J. M. Sechrest.
City Attorney — Edward H. Farriss.
Postmaster — W. P. Ragan.
R. R. Agent— S. O. Schaub. South-
ern Railway.

Telegraph Manager — Miss Gallaher.
Telephone Manager — C. F. Havden.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Powers, John R.

Guignard, Rector.
Kanup, Pastor.
Thompson, O. P.

S. Caldwell, Sr.,

Baptist— O. L.
Miller. Pastors.

Episcopal — J. G.

Lutheran — A. L.

Methodist— J. E.
Ader. Pastors.

Preshyterian — A.
Pastor.

Catholi< — Father Gregory, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Graded Schools — Harry Howell, Su-
perintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDINB HOUSES.

Elwood Hotel.

Bellevue.

Payne House.

Ingram House.

T>erry House.

Schaub House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Commercial National Bank — J. El-
wood Cox. President: R. C. Charles,
Cashier.

Home Banking Company — T. F.

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Wrenn, President ; I). H. Milton,
Cashier.

N. C. Savings Bank — O. B. Kearns,
President ; Lee A. Briles, Cashier.

Wachovia Loan & Trust Co. — F. H.
Fries, President ; Chase Idol, Cashier.
High Point Savings & Trust Co.—
S. H. Hilliard. Treasurer.

BRICK MANUFACTl RERS.
High Point Brick Co.
Glenola Brick Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Allen -Garrison Co.

BOOK STORES.
Jarrett Stationery Co.
Moore. B. B.
Bl TCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Gray, R. W.
Mclntire & Son.
Henderson & Ingram.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
High Point Buggy Co.
Southern Bugsy Co.
CLUBS.
Manufacturers' Clubs.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Paylor, J. D.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Durham Mill No. 2.
High Point Hosiery Mills.
Piedmont Hosiery Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Sarris & Co..
Johnson. P. H.
Idol, V. W., & Co.
Montgomery, M.

CONTRACTORS AND BITLDERS.
Woodliug, John.
Crouch, E. L.
Baker, D. H.
Hedrick, E. T.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
High Point Ice & Fuel Co.
Kirkman, O. A.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
J. J. Farriss, President: E. A. Snow,
Vice-President ; C. F. Tomlinson, Sec-
retary and Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Blair-Haskins Co.
Cannon & Fetzer Co..
Harris, H., & Bro.
Silver, N. H.
Mattocks, C. B.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Mattocks, C. B.

DENTISTS.
Pitts, H. C.
Clavtor, W. F.
Perkins. F. E.
Hayes, Wm.

DRUGGISTS.
Kins Drug Co.
Matton Drug Co.
Mann Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Stanton. D. A.

Turner, J. A.

Reitzel. J. R.

Duncan, G. F.

Burrus, J. T.

Reitzel. C. E.

Grayson, C. E.

McAnally. W. J.

Jones. William.

Gerron, G. E.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Allen Bros.

Xcwlin-Brooks Co.

Moffett, H. A.

Clinard, J. A.

Alexander & Co.

Moffett Furnishing Co.

Kirkman. W. T., & Co.

Leonard-Beavans Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

N. C. Public Service Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Sarris & Co.

Staut-Rankin Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Gray, R. W.

Mclntire & Sou.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Central Foundry & Machine Co.

Peerless Machine Co.

Southern Machine Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Peoples' House Furnishing Co.

Home Furniture Co.

GROCERS.

Brackett & Son.

Moffett Grocery Co.

Piedmont Grocery Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Keeson Hardware Co.

Siceloff-Lindsay Hardware Co.

High Point Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.

Junior Order Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Harrell. John M. (Fire and Life.)

High Point Savings & Trust Com-
pany. (Fire.)

Wachovia Loan & Trust Co. (Fire
and Life.)

JEWELERS.

Walker- Staley Co.

Loftin. R. L.

Welch. Walter.

LAUNDRIES.

High Point Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.

Farriss. Edward H.

Gold, T. J.

Racan. W. P.

Roberson. Wescott.

Parsons. D. H.

Steele. E. D.

Earnhardt, C. C.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Snow Lumber Co.

High Point Hardwood Lumber Co.
MARBLE WORKS.

Raper, Dolpli.

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GUILFORD COUNTY.

Borlen Marble Works.

.MACHINERY DEALERS.

Redding, J .P.

Central Foundry ..V Machinery Co.
MAM 1 At Tl RING PLANTS.

Alma Furniture Co.
Atlantic Furniture Co.
Best Chair Co.
Beeson Wood Working Co.
Central Foundry & Machine Works.
Cox. J. Blwood. (Shuttle blocks,
etc.)

Crouch Bros. Mfg. Co.
Columbia Furniture Co.
Continental Furniture Co.
Dalton Furniture Co.
Dixie Milling Co.
Davis-Kirkman Co.
Blectric Milling Co.
Eeker, F. (Mirror Plates.)
Eagle Furniture Co.
Ellison Mantel & Table Co.
Enterprise Table Co.
Bleuola Brick Co.
Clobe Home Furniture Co.
ciobe Parlor Furniture Co.
High Point Auto Sales Co.
High Point Brick Co.
High Point Buggy Co.
High Point Bed Spring Co.
High Point Furniture Co.
High Point -Hosiery Mills.
High Point Hub & Handle Co.
High Point Ice & Fuel Co.
High Point Metallic Bed Co.
High Point Milling Co.
High Point Moulding Co.
High Point Overall Co.
High Point Pants Co.
High Point Pipe & Foundry Co.
High Point Roll & Panel Co.
High Point Show Case Works.
High Point Yeneering Co.
Hisrh Point Paint Works.
Hayworth Roll & Panel Co.
Hill Veneer Co.
Kearns Furniture Co.
Kearns Upholstering Co.
Kitchen Cabinet & Table Co.
Myrtle Desk Co.
Marsh Furniture Co.
N. C. Wheel Co.
N. C. Public Service Co.
Parker Paper & Twine Co.
Peerless Machine Co.
Pittsburg Plate Class Co.
Piedmont Mills.
Rankin Coffin & Casket Co.
Southern Chair Co.
Southern Car Co.
Snow Lumber Co.
Shipman Organ Co.
Standard Mirror Co.
Southern Machine Works.
Stehli & Co. Silk Mills.
Southern Machine Works.
Snow Basket Co.
Southern Novelty Works.

Tate Furniture I !o.
Tomlinson Chair Mfg. Co.
Union Furniture Co.
Welch Furniture Co.
Durham Hosiery Mills.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Beeson Hardware Co.
Siceloff-Lindsay Co.

PAINTERS.
McCrary Co.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Stout- Rankin Co.
Lexington Grocery Co.
PLUMBERS.
Wellborn Supply Co.
Muse, C. C.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Jones. J. E.
Raehelle, C. \Y.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Stamev. W. L.
Webb, J. E.
Phillips, C. B.
Long. H. B.
Enterprise Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
High Point Loan & Trust Co.
Farriss. .T. J.
Mellis, H. A.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Snow Lumber Co.

TAILORS.
Reighter. The Tailor.
I NDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERS.
Sechrist. J. W.
Loftin. R. L.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Jones. W. M.

WALL PAPERS DEALERS.
Parker. Robert.
Austin. W. F.

OAK RIDGE.

Population. 1909: White, 200: col-
ored. 50; total, 250.

Value real estate. SUoO.OOO: value per-
sonal property. S.iO.000.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — H. C. Byrum. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant— W. R. Low-
dermilk. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Oak Ridsre Institute — J. A. & M. H.
Holt. Principals.

DOCTORS.
Paddison. J. R.

LAWYERS.
Whitaker. T. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Donnell & Holt.
Stafford Bros.
Donnell. W. O., Jr.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Oak Land Park Hotel.
Oakhnrst.
Whitaker House.
All school dormitories.

LIVERY STABLES.
Linville. Frank.

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SAW AND PLANING MILLS.

Case, C. R.
Donnell, D. L.

JAMESTOWN.

Population, 1909: "White, 600; col-
ored, 25; total, 625.
Value real estate. $100,000.
Postmaster — N. M. Bales.
K. R. Agent — R. L. Farlow, South-
ern Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

.Methodist— W. L. Dawson. Pastor.

Presbyterian — E. L. Siler, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jamestown High School — L. Lea

White, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Gordon, J. R.
Foseue, J. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Richardson, Bundy. & Co.
Johnson, George W., & Co.

GROCERS.
Oakdale Grocery Co.
Ledhetter Grocery.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Bundy House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Bundy House Stables.

COTTON MILLS.
Oakdale Cotton Mill.

BUGGY MANUFACTURERS.
Bundy-Ricliardson Buggy Works.

FLOUR MILLS.

Williard Flour Mill.

SAW MILLS.

Williard Saw Mill.

Mathematics.

ANNIE ELIZABETH GORDON, B.
S., Assistant in Mathematics and Eng-
lish.

DAVID HENLEY COUCH. B. S.,
Physics.

MISS BERNICE VIVIAN CRAIG,
Director of the Department of Music

GUILFORD COLLEGE.
Colleges.

Faculty of Guilford College.
LEWIS LYNDON HOBBS. M. A.,

: LL. D., President. Latin and Psychol-
ogy.

JOHN EDWIN JAY. M. A., Biblical
Literature.

JAMES FRANKLIN DAVIS, M. A.,
(J reek and German.

(iEORGE WILSON WHITE. B. A.,*
Mathematics.

II. LOUISA OSBORN, B. A.. Mathe-
matics and Latin.

ROBERT NORTH WILSON. B. A..
M. A.. Chemistry.

SAMUEL HORACE HODGIN, B. A.,
English.

RAYMOND BINFORD, M. S.. Bio-
logv and Geology.

DUDLEY DEWITT CARROLL, B.
A.. History and Economics.

ALLAN ' WILSON HOBBS, B. A..
Physical Director and Assistant in

GIBSONVILLE.

Incorporated in 1882.

Population, 1909: White. 1,100; col-
oied, 100; total, 1.200.

Value real estate. $60,120: value
personal property, $24.S00.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100 and
$1.00 poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. Davidson.

Postmaster — N. R. Wood.

Chief of Police— A. D. May.

R. R. Agent — H. L. Jones.

"Manager Telegraph — H. L. Jones.

Telephone Manager— L. T. Barber,
Gibsonville Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Protestant— D. A. Bras
well. Pastor.

Baptist— E. P. Parker. R. H. Pegg,
Pastors.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Gibsonville Graded School — Profes-
sor Caraway. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
( 'ashier.

Bank of Gibsonville — J. W. Boring.
DOCTORS.

Jordan. G. E.

Dick, V.

DRUGGISTS.

Walker. J. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Walker, J. H.
Somers Bros.
Gibsonville Store Co.
Burk, F. W., & Co.
Cobb, W. R.
Fogleman & Murray.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Gibsonville Hardware Co.
COTTON MILLS.
Gibson Cotton Mill.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.
Whitesell, John L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Smith, F. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Vortex Lumber Co. (Carpenter shop,
building material, etc.)
Overman Chair Manufactory.

FLOUR. CORN AND FEED MILLS

Huff. O. L.

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HALIFAX COUNTY.

HALIFAX COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, HALIFAX.

Formed in 1758. Named in honor of Earl of Halifax.

Area, 680 square miles.

Population, •">(». 79:;. White males, 5,049; white females, 5,411; negro males.
9,795; negro females. 9,938; foreign born, 7.*!.

Value of real estate. $5,424,737; value of personal property, $2,559,756.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $7,139,673; by negroes. $844,820.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 61 2-3c. on the ipiOO; poor,, etc., 23 2-3; roads
and bridges, 20c.; schools, iSe.

County bonded debt. $40,000.

Public Roads: Worked by convicts and day labor.

Roanoke Rapids Power Co., assessed value $ 11.710.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 61.0!) miles, assessed value 1,785,537.30

Southern Railway rolling stock, assessed value 19,806.00

Seaboard Air Line Railway. 20.20 miles, assessed value 406,146.86

The Pullman Co., assessed value 7.150.75

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 13,500.00

Southern Express Co.. assessed value 7,557.53

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 24,961.57

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., Assessed value 0.905.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 6.17".. 4o

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 2.0:;3.0()

Roanoke Navigation & Water Co., assessed value 7,888.00

Superior Court Terms: 31st January, for jail and civil cases; 21st
.March; 22nd August; 28th November.

OFFICERS.

Court — Sterling

M,

COUNTY

Clerk of the
Gary, Halifax.

Sheriff — .1. A. House. Welma.

Register of Deeds — J. H. Norman
Halifax.

E. Bowers

Robertson,
Health— I.

Scotland

Enfield.
E. (ireen.

of Schools — A. S. Harri-

Trea surer — .1 .
Neck.

Coroner — .7. .1

Co. Supt. of
Weldon.

Co. Supt.
son, Enfield.

Supt. of County Home — W. B.
Drewry, Halifax.

Co. Board of Education— J. A. Col-
lins. Thos. H. Taylor. Stuart H.
Smith.

County Commissioners — W. R. Har-
vey, Littleton : N. L. Stedman, Til-
lery ; S. P. Johnston, Weldon ; B. A.
Pope, Weldon; S. T. Thorne, Jr.

County Board of Elections— Whit.
A. Johnston, Littleton ; A. McDowell,
Scotland Neck; Thos. Dickens, Fau-
cetts.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Brinkleyville Township — R. L.

Stokes. Essex: W. V. Bopbitts. Ring-
wood; W. M. Parker, Essex; Ben. M.
Hardy. Brinkleyville; W. G. Vinson.
Brinkleyville; Thomas H. Taylor,
Brinkleyville; George L. Knight,
Brinkleyville; C. A. Williams. Ring-
wood; J. F. Davis. Brinkleyville; W.
H. Hayes, Ita ; W. W. Rosser, Essex ;
H. S. Quail, Brinkleyville.

Butterwood — A. E. Carter. Little-

Enfield.
Aurelian

Aureal ian
Aurelian

ton; W. T. Jenkins, Aurelian Springs.

Conocanary — J. A. Norfleet. Tillery :
J. H. Darden, Spring Hill; N. Fitz-
patrickj Crowells.

Enfield— S. G. Whitfield. Enfield: B.
I). Mann. Enfield: W. I'. Whitaker.
Enfield; Junius Hardee, Enfield: S.
Meyer. Enfield: J. Wilson Pittman.
Enfield; John J. Robertson. Enfield:
John Beavans. Enfield; J. J. Whita-
ker. Enfield: J. B. Hunter,

Faueett— T. M. Lewis,
Springs: W. K. Pittman,
Springs: Tom Barnes,
Springs.

Halifax— W. D. Willcox. Crowells;
Willis A. Wilcox. Crowells; M. H.
Clark. Crowells; J. L. Ousby. Crow-
ells; W. E. Barkley. Crowells.

Fittleton— C. D. House. Littleton ;
T. M. Pullev. Littleton : W. E. Spruill,
Littleton ; M. T. Morris. Littleton.

Roseneath— S. H. Strickland. Scot-
land Neck.

Palmyra — W. (1. Hedgepeth,
good ; J. L. Philpot. Palmyra.

Scotland Neck — I. H. Smith,
land Neck; W. T. Robertson. Scotland
Neck: A. C. Livermon, Scotland Neck:
I'.. F. Cray. Scotland Neck: J. E.
Shields. Scotland Neck; R. H. Smith.
Scotland Neck.

Weldon— B. A. Pope, Weldon ; W. L
Stainbaek. Weldon; W. T. Shaw, Wel-
don ; C. B. (ireen. Weldon ; V. M. Bur-
ton. Weldon: T. L. Emery. Weldon:
F. H. Treacy, Roanoke Rapids; R. W.
Brown, Roanoke Rapids.

Hob-

Scot-

HALIFAX COUNTY.

SCHOOLS AM) ACADEMIES.
Hobgood Academy — .Miss Ferrell,
Principal.

.MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Gotten, James, Neal.

Dunn, Balfour, Scotland Neck.

Brinkley. A., Aurelian Springs.

Bobbitt, A. G., Cro wells.

Riddick, J. T., Spring Hill.

Askew, J. R., & Bro., Spring Hill.

Stallings, O. P.. Dawsons.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Phelps, Miss Mary. Scotland Neck.

Welib, Miss Mariam J., Scotland
Neck.

Tillery, Miss Pauline, Scotland
Neck.

Cherry, Miss Bessie, Scotland Neck.

Eu re. Miss Lottie, Halifax.

Neville, Miss Maude. Heathsville.

Gilliam, Miss Nettie. Halifax.

Myrick, Miss Emma, Littleton.

Parker, Miss Augustine. Hobgood.

Palmer, Miss Emma M., Littleton.

Arrington, Miss Maude. Aurelian
Springs.

Parker. Miss Frances, Heathsville.

Dickens, Miss Theresa. Halifax.

Bustin, Miss Dela, Enfield.

Wright, Miss Viola. Littleton.

McGuire, Miss Clare Egan, Little-
ton.

MaCriiire, Miss Helen P., Littleton.

Johnston, Miss Connie W.. Littleton.

Johnston, Miss Ella L., Littleton.

Anderson, Miss Beatrice, Elkton.

Robertson, Miss Mary L., Kitchen.

Vaughan, Miss Pattie <).. Tillery.

Williams. Miss Marie. Ringwood.

Ousby, Miss Rebe, Halifax.

Bennett, Miss Lizzie, Warrenton.

Peele, Miss Evie. Palmyra.

Whitaker. Miss Ertie. Littleton.

Pittman, Miss Mamie E.. Whitakers.

Perry. Miss Helen. Scotland Neck.

Branch, Miss Annie L., Weldon.

Carter. Miss Mattie L.. Kitchen.

Williford, Miss Nonie, Scotland
Neck.

Sugg, Miss Lucy C, Tarboro.

Barkley, Miss Lillian. Roanoke
Rapids.

Whitehead, Miss Daile, Scotland
Neck.

Daniel, Miss Helen L., Halifax.

Daniel. Miss Tempie T.. Airlie.

Dickens, Miss Dora. Halifax.

• 'lark. Miss Jimmie, Creek.

Hunter. Miss Mamie, Brinkleyville.

Hunter. Miss Myra. Brinkleyville.

Savage, Miss Margaret, A.. Scotland
Neck.

Whitehead, Miss Mary L„ Scotland
Neck.

Badger, Miss Mary E„ Rosemary.

Wills, Miss Mary. Brinkleyville.

Hancock. Miss Bessie, Scotland
Neck.

Daniel, Miss Pennie W.. Roanoke

Rapids.

Rosser, Miss Daisy E. Rosser, Essex.

Bobbitt, Miss Willemia, Enfield.

Barham, Miss Alice P., Halifax.

Phelps. Miss Fannie R., Scotland
Neck.

Dunn, Miss Minnie K., Scotland
Neck.

Moore, Miss Lou V., Battleboro.

Whitehead, Miss M. Elizabeth, Scot-
land Neck.

Lucas, E. W., Enfield.

Inge, Miss Linda, Weldon.

Hardee, Miss Rachael, Enfield.

Carter, Miss Julia, Littleton.

Crawley, Miss Josephine, Littleton.

Bowers. Pryor, Roanoke Rapids.

Pike. Miss Dorothy E., Glenview.

Rosser, Miss Mary W., Essex.

Hartsell. Miss Sarah J.. Aurelian
Springs.

Robinson. Miss Mary D.. Littleton.

Quincy, Miss Margaret, Enfield.

Clark, E. H., Halifax.

Hartsell. Miss Lilly I.. Littleton.

Bennett. Miss Ethel W., Littleton.

Leggett, Mrs. J .W.. Hobgood.

Blanchard. Miss Sarah, Aurelian
Springs.

HALIFAX.

Population, 1909, HOO.

Tax Rate:. 40c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— John H. Farmer.
Chief of Polite — D. C. Femur.
Treasurer — J. H. Batts.
Tax Colleetoi — F. H. Gregory.
Postmaster— W. A. Willeox.
R. R. Agent — R. II. Merchant, At-
lantic Coast Line.

Express Agent — R. H. Merchant.
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Manager — R. H. Mer-
chant, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. E. Holden. Pastor.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Roanoke Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Halifax — W. H. S. Bur-
gwyn. President: Fletcher H. Greg-
ory, Cashier.

DRUGGISTS.
The Fnrgerson Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Fnrgerson. H. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The Froelick Trading Co.
Hale. C. H.
Hale. B. H.
Campbell, D. M.
Richards, S. A. W.
Bell, D. C. (col.)

GROCERS.
Stedman, N. L., & Co. (Wholesale).

JEWELERS.
Grady, L. G.

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LAWYERS.

Travis, E. L.
LI'MBEK M'F'B'S. AND

Vaugnan, T. O.

DEALERS.

WELDON.
Population, 1909, 2.000. No. white
polls, 101 ; No. colored polls, 145.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $825,000.

Tax Rate, 50e. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. W. Wiggins.
Chief of Polite — S. M. Dickens.
City Clerk — I). E. Stainback.
Treasurer — W. M. Cohen.
Tax Collet-tor — S. M. Dickens.
City Attorney — W. E. Daniel.
City Supt. of Health— I. E. Green.
Postmaster — J. O. Burton.
R. R. Agents— H. L. Grant. Atlantic
Coast Line; C. 1'. Rodwell, Seaboard
Air Line.

Express Agent— H. M. Toe, South-
ern Express Co.

Telephone Manager — H. H. Fans,
Home Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— J. G. Blalock, Pastor.
Episcopal— H. H. Phelps. Rector.
Methodist— S. E. Mercer, Pastor.
Presbyterian— J. S. Wood, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Weldon Graded Schools — R. H.
Latham. Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Weldon Hotel.
Evans House.
Rowe, Mrs. H. G.
Ingle, Mrs. A. M.

ARCHITECTS.
Daniel, R. T.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Weldon— W. E. Daniel,
President ; W. R. Smith. Cashier.

First National Bank— W. H. S. Bur-
gwyn. President : J. T. Gooch,
Cashier.

BAKERS.
Mountcastle. M. T.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Chockavotte Brick Co.
Weldon Brick & Land Improve-
ment Co.

Roanoke Brick Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Weldon Shoe Co.
Stainback. A. L.
Gregory, P. C. ..V C. VY.

BOOK STORES.
Spier Bros.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Parker, W. T.
Medlin, E. T.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Weldon Cotton Manufacturing Co.
Shaw Cotton Mills (Inc.)

Balfour Knitting Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Pair. M. C.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

House. T. M.
COAX AND WOOD DEALERS.

Turner. .7. S.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Stainback, P. N.
Farber, H.

COTTON GINS.
Fierce & Garner.
Emery. T. L.

DEFARTMENT STORES.
Gregory, P. C. & C. W.
Stainback, A. L.
Spiers Bros.

DENTISTS.
Ward, AY. J.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Evans. J. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Cohen. W. M.
Zollicoffer, A. R.

DOCTORS.
Green; I. E.
Zollicoffer, N. R.
Zollicoffer, D. B.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Tillery, W. B.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Roanoke Navigation & Water
Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Gentry. W. R.

Fl RNITFRE DEALERS.
Weldon Furniture Co.
GROCERS.
Weldon Grocery Co. (Wholesale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Pierce-Wbltehead Hardware Co.
Clark. E.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Stainback, P. N. (Fire).
Stainback. A. L. (Life).
Stainback. D. E. (Fire.

ualty).

JEWELERS.

Waller, J. H.

LAWYERS.
Daniel. W. E.
Green. Geo. C.
Clark. E. T.
Harrison. T. C.
LIMBER M-F'R-S. AND DEALERS.
Weldon Lumber Co.
Florence Lumber Co.
House Manufacturing Co.
House. A. C. Lumber Co.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Pierce-Whitehead Hardware Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Weldon Furniture Co.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Harrell's Printing House.
Hayward. E. L., Job Printer.
Weldon Printing Co.

Life, Cas-

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NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Roanoke News — Jolm \V. Sledge,
Editor.

Eastern Sentinel — H. B. Harrell,
Editor.

SHINGLE DEALER*.
Turner, J. S.

TAILORS.
Rowe. A. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Rowe. H. G.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Spiers, H. C.

SCOTLAND NECK.

Population, 1909: 1.750, estimated;
No. white polls, 170 ; No. colored polls.
7G.

Value real estate. $472,905; value
personal property, $403,890.

Tax Rate, 75c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $15,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — P. S. Livermore.

Chief of Police — C. W. Dunn.

City Clerk— J. E. Shields.

Treasurer — Stuart Smith.

Tax Collector — C. W. Dunn.

City Supt. of Health — H. I. Clark.

Postmaster— E. H. Hill.

R. R. Agent — E. L. Brown, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Express Agent — E. L. Brown, South-
ern Express Co.

Telephone Manager— B. F. Weaver,
Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — R. A. McFarland, Pastor.

Episcopal — C. G. Bradley, Rector.

Methodist — Chas. A. Jones. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Scotland Neck Graded School —
Ashby Dunn, Supt; Miss May Rainey,
Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Scotland Neck Hotel.

Whitehearst. Mrs.

Bowers. Mrs.

Gray, T. F.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Scotland Neck Bank — A. McDowell,
President; F. P. Shields. Cashier.

Planters & Commercial Bank —
Claude Kitchin, President : O. J.
Moore. Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Madrv. D. A.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Hancock, W. T., Co.

Edwards & Co.

Pittman & Bishop.

Hoffman, M., & Bro.

Josy, R. C, & Co.

White & Powell.

.Tosv. N. B., Co.

Madry, J. W.

Allsbrook Co.

Powell, E. E.

Jenkins. Mrs. K.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Gardner, P. C.
Hill, J. D.
Taylor, W. A.
Lowe. E. M.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS
Brantley, W. A.
Woolard, J. E.
Braxton, E. L., & Co.
Marks, \V. M.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILES.
Scotland Neck Cotton Mills.
Crescent Hosiery Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Austin, J. H.
Hancock Grocery Co.
Steaklad, A., & Son.
Ray, J. D.

Howard Grocery Co.
Robertson. J., & Co.
Ellsbold. Wilson.
CONTRACTORS AND Bl ILDERS.
Keel. Payton.
Manning, R. J.
Speed, J. H.
Rowe & Dickens (col.)

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Bowers & Co.
Madry, J. R.
Kitchin, S. B.
Josv Hardware Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MENS

FURNISHERS.
Hancock, W. T., Co.
Edwards & Co.
Pittman & Bishop.
Hoffman, M., & Bro.
Josev. R. C, & Co.
White & Powell.
Josey. N. B., & Co.

COTTON GINS.
The Cotton, Oil & Ginning Co.
Moore, A. K.

DENTISTS.
Liverman, A. C.

DRUGGISTS.
Whitehead, E. T.. Co.
DOCTORS.
Clark, H. I.
YVimberley. J- P-
Smith. O. F.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Hancock, W. T.. Co.
Edwards & Co.
Pittman & Bishop.
Strickland. A., & Son.
Hoffman, M., & Bro.
Josey, R. C, & Co.
White & Powell.
Josev. N. B., Co.
Madry. J. M.
Allsbrook. Wilson.
Jenkins. Mrs. K.
Powell, E. E.
Evans. W. E.
Bunch, J. D.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Scotland Neck Electric Light &

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HALIFAX CIUXTV.

Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

House. K. L.

Ausborn, J. II.

Hancock & Peterson.

Strickland, A., & Sou.

Flvthe & Flvthe.

Allsbrook, J. W.

Robertson, .1. W.
I ERT1LIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Josey, X. B., Co.

Hoffman, M., & Bro.

Edwards & < !o.

.losev. R. C. & Co.

Hancock, W. T.. Co.

White & Powell.

Ritfgs & Johnson.
FISH AND OVSTER DEALERS.

Allsbrook. B. A.

Hill. J. D. (col.)

linker. .Tames E. (col.)

FIRNITURE DEALERS.

Scotland Xeck Furniture Co.
GROCERS.

Lewis & Co. (Wholesale).

Bowen & Co. (Wholesale).

Madry, It. .1. (Wholesale).

Scotland Neck Grocery Co. (Whole-
sale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Hardy Hardware Co.

.Tosev Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Shiers & Hill (Fire and Life).

Allsbrook. Barnard (Fire and Life).

Alexander, J. H. ( Fire).

Josey. C. H. (Fire and Life).

Bowers. J. P». (Fire).

Horn. K. I,. (Life).

JEWELERS.

Riff. F. A.

LAWYERS.

Kitchin, A. P.

Kitchin & Smith.

Smith. R. H.

Dunn. Albion.

Dunn, S. A.
Ll'MBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Polemah. J. S.

Dunn. S .F.

White. W .H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Crescent Hosiery Co. (Stockings
and Shirts).

Scotland Neck Cotton Mills (Sheets
and Hosiery).

Cotton Oil & Grocery Co. (Cotton
Seed Oil).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Whitehead. E. T.. Co.
Hardy Hardware Co.
Josej) Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
McDaniel, R. A. Sisn.)
Litchworth, E. L.
Macklin, John.
Burns. Jim (col.)
Davis. Frank (col.)

P LIMBERS.
Gray, R. H.
Roberson, A. S.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Jones, R. Ivey.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The < 'ommonwealth.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Pokers- White Lumber Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Josey, X. B., Co.
Hoffman. M., & Bro.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Mochlin, John
Whitehead, E. T.. & Co.
Savage, J. Y.

IIOBGOOD.

Incorporated in 1892.
Population, 1909: Whites. 200; col-
ored, 50; total. 250.

Value real estate. $50,000; value per-
sonal property, $20,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. G. Hedgepeth.
Postmaster — I. M. Parker.
Chief of Police — O. F. Clark.
R. R. Agent— R. M. Prince. Atlantic
Coast Line.

.Manager Telegraph — R. M. Prince.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Vernon, Pastor.
Methodist — W. F. Galloway. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Hobgood Academy.

DOCTORS.
Leggett, K.

DRUGGISTS.
Lessett. K.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Shields. R. J.
Heduepeth. W. G.
Bradley, S. D.
Clark. <». P., & Co.
Hobgood Grocery Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Shields. R. J.
Ruffln, Mrs. W. T.

LIVERY STABLES.
Shields. R. J.
Ruffln. W. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
White. W. P. (Saw Mill).

RING WOOD.

Incorporated in lstiT.
Population. 1901): 150.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. A. Williams.

Tax Collector — W. J. Mohome.

Chief of Police — W. F. Ophelia.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — S. A. Cotten. Pastor.
Episcopal — Rev. Mr. Hoover, Rector.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Williams. C. A.

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DOCTORS.

Matthews. G. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Williams, W. T.
Bobbitt, B. E.
Williams, C. A.
Whiteliurst, J. H.

col-

TILLERY.
Incorporated in 1888.
Population. 1909: Whites. 100
ored, 300; total. 400.

Value real estate. $20,000; value per-
sonal property. $100,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. D. Dickens.
Postmaster — <J. N. Muniphortl.
Chief of Police — J. R. Weeks.
R. R. Agent— J. B. Flaugher, At-
lantic Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— Rev. Mr. Britt, Pastor.
Episcopal— Rev. Mr. Bradley. Rec-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Tillery Public School — Miss Jennie
Sewell, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Register, F. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Gregory, P. C, & Co.
Stedman. N. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
N. C. Lumber Co. (Lumber).

ENFIELD.

Incorporated in IS.jT.

Population, 1909: Whites. 950; -col-
ored, 450; total, 1.400.

Value real estate. $248.43:5: value
personal property. $265,009.

Tax Rate, 40c. on the $100.

Mayor— W. T. Clement.

Postmaster— T. II. Dickens.

Chief of Police— J. F. Whitehead.

R. R. Agent— E. L. Whithead. At-
lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — E. L. V\ hlte-
head. Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian— Jno. S. Moore. Pas-

t0r- c ^ T IT"

Methodist Episcopal, South— J. i^-
Holden, Pastor.

Baptist — ('. G. Lowe. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — C. L. Whit-
aker, Pastor.

Episcopal— Rev. Mr. Phelps. Rector.
SCHOOLS AM'/ ACADEMIES.

Enfield Graded School — C. L. Whit-
aker. Superintendent.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Enfield — Geo. B. Curtis,
President; Ivey Watson. Cashier.

Commercial & 7rarmers Bank — S. C.
Bellamy. President: I'. < >. Petway,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Collins. Jno. A.

Harrison, A. S.
Parker, F. M.
Whitaker. L. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Harrison's Pharmacy.
Whitaker's Drug Store.
P.eavan's Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Curtis-Pierson Co.
Randolph Supply Co.
Mathews. .1. R.
Hunter. R. E., Agent.
Meyer, S.
Lawrence Bros.
Holloway, S. B., & Co.
Parker Bros.
Boseman, J. T.
Britt, J. B.
Kimball. W. G.
McGwigan, C. E.
Shields. W. S.
Branch. Frank.
Marshall. J. T.
Kimball Hardware Co.
Burgess, W. J.
Sorrie, J. W.
Stallings Co.
Wood. I. T.. & Co.
Bobliitt Grocery Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Enfield Hotel.
.Tames Hotel.
Whitaker, Miss O. H.
Mathews. II. C.
Smith, Mrs. Mary.

LIVERY STABLES.
Clerk. .las. H.
Branch. Frank.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Enfield Hosiery Mills.
Enfield Casket & Hardware Co.
Enfield Basket & Hoop Factory.
Caudrey, J. E. (Saw Mills).
Parker & Horn.
Dunn, .Tno. B.

LAWYERS.

Dunn. R. C.
Zollicoffer, D. B.. Jr.

DENTISTS.

Highsmith, C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Britt, R. B.
Watson. Ivey.
Petway. P. O.
Robertson, J. J.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Progress— Theo. M. Cooper,
Editor.

LITTLETON.

Population. 1909: Whites. 1.000; col-
ored. 500: total. 1,500.

Value of real estate. $400,000; value
personal property. $200,000.

Tax Rate: 3.1c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. Vinson.

Postmaster — McM. Furgerson.

Chief of Police— .7. F. Cullom.

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HALIFAX COUNTY.

R. R. Agent — A. M. Newsoni, Sea-
board Air Line.

.Manager Telegraph — A. M. Newsom,
Western Union ; R. E. Morris, Postal-
Cable Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal, South — II. H.
Willis, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — S. E. Mercer,
Pastor.

Presbyterian — Rev. Viser, Pastor.

Episcopal — Francis Joyner, Rector.

Baptist — J. P. Bowers, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Littleton Female College — J. M.
Rhodes. President.

Littleton High School— L. W. Bag-
ley, Principal.

Central Academy — J. B. Aiken.
Principal.

Littleton Public
Marion Johnston,
Rosa Johnston. Miss
sistants.

BANKS AND

Bank of Littleton
President ; H. F. Bonney, Cashier.

Planters Bank — T. J. Miles, Presi
dent: M. J. Grant, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Alston. Willis.

Browning, B. Ray.

McRae. Neill.

Perry. E. A.

Green. Eugene.

DENTISTS.

Perry, E. B.. Jr.

DRUGGISTS.
Littleton Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Johnston, Eugene.
Stallings, S. J.
Moore, C. G.
Nelson. M.
May. W. H.
Farrv Hardware So.
Williams, T. C.
Newsom, J. F., & Son.
Bobbitt, E. C. & J. 0.
Faiber, Wm.

School — Mrs.
Principal; Mrs.
Mary Spruill, as-

BANKERS.

-J. H. Harrison,

Rose, D

J.

Harvey.

W. R.

Worthin

gton, J.

W.

Vick, G.

T.

Harrison. V. T.

Bobbitt.

W. S.

Bobbitt,

J. H.

Littleton Feed &

( irocery

Riggan,

R. I.

Harris,

Alston.

< 'ardee,

H. J.

Stallette

. E. E.

Furgerson, Will

Gem Grocerv Go

Eastern

( troeery

Co.

My rick,

J. J.. &

Son.

OTELS

AND BOARDING

Spring

Park.

Co.

Bon Air.

LIVERY STABLES.

W. II. Thornton.
Thornton, Mrs. Pattie.

MANUFACTl RING PLANTS.

Sterling Manufacturing Co. (Dressed
Lumber and Wood-working and Gin-
nery).

Worlett. E. 10. (Dressed Lumber.
Ginnery).

Littleton Bottling Works (Soft
Drinks).

Littleton Hosiery Mills (Seamless
Hosiery).
BITLDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Peaples Building & Loan Associa-
tion.

LAWYERS.

Daniel. S. G.

Pippin, Jos. 1'.

Picot. Jno. M.

Furgerson, McM.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Spruill & Perry.

Alston. T. C.

Harrison. T. N.

BROKERS.

Green. A. W.

HOCSES.

ROANOKE RAPIDS.

Population. 1009, 2.000; No. white
polls. 250; No. colored polls, 5.

Value real estate, $260,000; value
personal property. S40.000.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. C. Irvin.
. Chief of Police — E. R. Robbins.

City Clerk — J. M. Jackson.

Treasurer — R. W. Brown.

Tax Collector — E. It. Robbins.

City Attorney — A. L. Clark.

City Supt. of Health— S. B. Pierce.

Postmastei — W. S. Saunders.

R. R. Agent — G. B. Crews. Seaboard
Air Line.

Express Agent — G. B. Crews, Sonth-
ren Express Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— G. G. O'Neill, Pastor.

Episcopal-H. H. Phelps. Rector.

Methodist— W. A. Piland. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Roanoke Rapids Graded School — A.
E. Akers. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Warrick Hotel.

Higgins Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Roanoke Rapids — W. I

Rurgwyn,
Cashier.

Wood. W
COTTON

Roanoke
Rosemary

President ; S. B. Pierce,

BAKERS.

. W.

AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Mills Co.
Manufacturing Co.

Patterson Cotton Mill.
Carolina Fiber Co.

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Roanoke Rapids Paper Mfg. Co.
COAL, AND WOOD DEALERS.
Robinson, J. P.

DRUGGISTS.

Roanoke Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.
Pierce. S. B.
Irwin, H. C.

DRV GOODS AND
Hancock-House Co.
Marks. B.
Kaplin, I. J.
Tillerv, W. D.
(ilover, E. P.., & Bro.
POWER AND LIGHT

Roanoke Rapids
W;itor Power Co.

Roanoke Rapids Power Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Ballard & Bros. (Fire).
Brown, R. W. (Fire).
Lawson (Life).

JEWELERS.
Lvncb, W. G.

LAWYERS.
Clark, A. L.

PAINT AND OIL DEALKKS.
Roanoke Pharmacy.
Tillerv. W. D.

PAINTERS.
Daughtry, Van.

NOTIONS.

COMPANIES.

Navigation &

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Hodses. J. B.

UNDERTAKERS.

Glover, E. B.

imi; col-
value

PALMYRA.

Population, 1909: Whites
ored, 75; total, 175.

Value real estate. $100,000
personal property, $25,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. L. Mizell.
Postmaster — L. J. Baker.
Chief of Police — Cleveland Alsbrook.
R. R. Agent — C. H. Robertson. At-
lantic Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — W. F. Galloway, Pastor.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Baker & Roberson.
Ausborn, E. B.
Peele, W. M.
Stephenson. J. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hyman. Mrs. E.

LIVERY STABLES.
Baker & Roberson.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Baker, L. I. (Saw Mill. Cotton Gin).

HARNETT COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. LILLINGTON.

Formed in 1855: organized in 1858. Named in honor of Cornelius Harnett.

Area, 840 square miles.

Population, 17,435. White males, 6,125; white females, 6,195; negro males,
2.394; negro females. 2.046; foreign born. 34.

Value of real estate. $2,246,493; value of personal property, SI. 806.305.

Property listed in 19()'.» by whites. $3,893,614; by negroes, $158,926.

No. of Schools: For whites. 58; for negroes. 23.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 63 2-3c. on the $100; bridges, 2c; special, 20c.
County bonded debt. $76,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 945. Worked, two townships by taxation, bal-
ance by Old System. '

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 20.02 miles, assessed value $585,144.46

The Pullman Co.. assessed value ,_ 1,081.21

Southern Express Co.. assessed value 5.800.40

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 3,366.88

Cardenas Telephone Co., assessed value 128.00

Benson Telephone Co... assessed value 1,500.00

Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 8,478.00

Durham i\: Southern Railroad. 20.62 miles, assessed value 169.406.95

Raleigh & Southport Railway. 21.75 miles, assessed value 106.952.48

American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,634.60

Clinton & Dunn Telephone Co., assessed value 30.00

Postal Telegraph & Cable Co.. assessed value 3,528.00

Superior Court Terms: 5th September; 14th November; 7th February;
23rd May.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Floyd H. Tay-
lor. Lilting ton.

sheriff — .lames B. Lanier, Lillington.

Register of Deeds — Allen
Lillington.

Treasurer — Joseph H.
Lillington.

M. Shaw.
Williams,

:.-.n

HARNETT COUNTY.

of Schools — .T.
County Home-

I). Ezzell.
-Math. R.

Coroner — Jo. 10. Caviness, Lillington.

Surveyor — Daniel McCormick, Cam-
lirci.

Co. Supt. of Health— L. .1. Arnold.
Lillingtou.

Co. supt.
Dunn.

Supt. of

Morgan.

Co. Board of Education — T. W. Har-
rington, Broadway, II. F. I). No. 1;

.1. M. Hodges. Linden ; O. Bradley.
Kipling.

County Commissioners — R. G. Tay-
lar (chrm.)i Dunn; T. A. Harrington,
Broadway. R. F. D. No. 3; .las. A.
Smith, Kipling; D. P. McDonald. Lil-
lington. R. F. D. No.- 3; W. H. Tur-
lington. Dunn, R. F. D. No. 2.

County Board of Elections — II T.
Spears, Lillington : E. F. Young,
Dunn ; .1. 15. Holland. Dunn.

J I STICES OF THE PEACE.
Anderson Township — Xiven Bay,
Cambro; .1. S. Johnson. Cambro ; I Mm -

D. P. Bay,

O. P.
Dunn ;

Clark. Broad-
John Darroch.
D. Waddell,

can Darroch, Cambro;
Cambro.

Averastioro — E. Lee. Dunn :
Shell, Dunn : Y. L. Stephens.
J. F. Phillips, Dunn.

Barbecue — John A.
way, B. F. D. No. 2:
Swannx Station : A,
Swanns Station.

Black River— B. E. Barber. Angier ;
AY. H. Gregory, Angier; J. (J. John-
son. Angier: J. W. Flowers, Angier;
J. A. Hockaday, Angier.

Buckhom — W. A. Avent. Fuquay
Springs. R. F. D. No. 1: L. S. Morris,
Fuquay Springs. B. F. D. Xo. 1; J. D.
Champion, Fuquay Springs. B. F. D.
Xo. 1.

Duke— C. J. Smith. Duke: H. V.
Moulton. I Mike: W. II. Lucas. Duke;
Til. G. Fowler. Duke; E. S. Yarbor-
o'ugh, Duke.

Hector's Creek — AY. B. Johnson. Fu-
quay Springs, B. F. D. Xo. 1 ; A. A.
Johnson, Fuquay Springs. B. F. D.
Xo. 1 ; A. L. Baughcom, Fuquay
Springs, B. F. D. Xo. 1.

(■rove Creek — A. F. Grimes. Coats;
W. A. Johnson, Coats: D. A. Holland,
Coats: A'. W. Wellington, Coat-;: J. A.
Stewart. Coats; John A. Turlington,
Coats.

Lillington — J. X. Fuquay, Lilling-
ton; S. \Y. Withers, Lillington; J. E.
Ligon. Lillington.

Mill's Creek— J. D. Upchurch,
• reek: B. B. Crowder, Buie's
X A. Stewart. Buie's Creek.

Stewart's Creek— B. A. Dollar
U. F. D. Xo. 1 ; S. Al. Hobbs,
B. F. D. Xo. 1.

Upper Little Rivei — T. A. Harring-
ton. Broadway, B. F. D. Xo. 1; J. B

I F. Stewart. Broadway, R. F. D. Xo.
|1; Tom II. Cummings, Broadway, B.
I F. D. No. 1 : G. V. Mimms, Broadway,
R. F. D. Xo. 1: W. A. Page, Lilling-
ton, R. F. D. Xo. 2; X. A. S. McLean,
j Lillington. R F. 1). Xo. •_'.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Presbyterian — C. L. Bragaw, Broad-
way. R. F. D. No. •!.

Methodist — AY. ('. Martin, Lilling-
ton.

Baptist — B. Townsend, Holly
Springs.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
McKay, J. A., Lillington, R. F. I).
Xo. 1.

McKay, A. AL, Lillington. R. F. D.
Xo. 3.

Spence, B. T.. Fuquay Springs. It.
F. D. No. 1.

Rosser. Robert. .Tonesboro, R. F. I>.
Xo. 2.

Alelvin. W. C, Duke. R. F. D. No. 2.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Johnson. W. J.. Cambro.
McLean, Don M., Lillinston, R. F.
D. No. -*5.

Dongul, W. AL. Lillington, B. F. 1).
Xo. 2.

Rich, Chas.. Lillington, R. F. D.
Xo 1.

Spence. R. T., Chalk Level.
Smith. X. A.. Kipling.
Unchurch, J. C. Lillington, No. 1.
Allen. Aliller. Bunn Level.
Sexton. J. A., Harnett.
Smith. F. S.. Lillington, B. F. D.
Xo. 2.
Mason, B. 1\. Lillington, B. F. D.
i Xo 2.

CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Caviness. J. E.. Lillington.
Johnson. AA" J.. Cambro.
Rich. Z.. Lillington, B. F. D. No. 2.
Sikes. W. II.. Lillington, R. F. D.
Xo. 2

McLeod, X.. & Son. .Tonesboro. R. F.
D. Xo. 2.

SAW MILLS.
Sexton. J. A.. Harnett.
Faucett, H. T.. Lillington. R. F. D.
Xo. 2.

Lillington.

S

R. F.
II.. Lillington, R. F.
A.. Lillington, R. F.

D.

D.
D.

Buie's
Creek ;

Duke,
Duke.

Smith. E.
Xo. 2.

Sikes, AA'.
Xo. 2.

Green, J.
No 1.

Johnson. AA". J.. Cambro.

McLaughlin, X.. Lillington.

Dupree-AIassengill Co., (Milling
Plant).

PI BLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

ALLean. J. A., Dunn.
Wade. Aliss Pauline. Dunn.
Frances. Aliss Etta. Dunn.
Ferris, Aliss Bessie. Dunn.
Edwards. Aliss Pauline, Dunn.
Leggett, Aliss Virginia, Dunn.

HARNETT COUNTY.

-'.-,1

Wright, Miss Mamie, Dunn.

Hyinan, Miss Mary, Dunn.

Dixon, Miss Delia, Dunn.

Millard, Miss Llewellyn, Dunn.

Dorman, Miss Rossie, Dunn, K. P.
D. No. 2.

McLean, Miss Fannie. Broadway, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Stewart, Miss Susan. Dunn, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Johnson, Miss Lena, Four oaks, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Miller, B. F., Dunn. R. F. 1). No. •">.

McLamb, Miss Geneva, Dunn. R. F.
D. No. 5.

Jernigan.

Cameron,
F. D. No. 1.

McLaughlin, Miss Margaret, Jones-
boro, R. F. D. No. 3.

Miss Sallie, Dunn.
Miss Bessie, Cameron,

R.

Angier.

Auia, Lillington,

R.

Russell, T. A..

Wooten, Miss
F. D. No. 1.

Johnson, J. G., Cardenas. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Johnson, J. S., Angier.

Stephenson, W. H., Angier.

Green, Miss Lula, Angier.

Page, Miss Lela. Buie's Creek.

Champion, J. D.. Fuquay Springs,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Cade. Miss Madgie. Kipling.

T'tl.ey, Miss Nannie. Holly Springs.

Johnson. W. H.. Buie's Creek.

Stephenson, I. J.. Angier.

McLeod. R„ Benson. R. F. D. No. 3.

Young, O. S.. Benson. R. F. I). No. :;.

Stewart. C. D.. Coats.

Haywood, Miss Alice, Coats.

Harring, Miss Pauline. Dunn.

Miss Mittie, Buie's Creek.
S. G.. Buie's Creek.
C. D., Dunn, R. F. D.

M

Lillie. Coats.
Kipling.
Flossie. Kipling.
M.. Chalybeate Springs.
ss Rachel, Chalybeate

Miss Maude.
Miss Lula I'...

Fuquay
Fuquay

Holland

Gardner,

McNeelv,
No. 3.

Smith. Miss

Page, J. M.

Creen, Miss

Pearson. W.

Smith
Springs.

Gilbert.
Springs.

Sessoms,
Springs.

Burt, J. J.. Holly Springs.
Gilbert, Miss Mary. Fuquay Sprii
Shawver, G. W., Rock Branch.
Cameron. O. L., Rock Branch.
Pierce, Miss Katie. Cambro.
I'artin, C. R.. Angier.

Cartwright, Miss Clintonia, Lilling- !
ton.
Hornaday. Miss Burnice, Lillington. |
Murray, J. J., Lillington.
Wetmore. Miss Anne. Duke.
Smith, Miss Flora, Duke.
Thomas. Miss Rosa. Duke.
Ratcliffe, Miss Mattie, Duke
Culberson, Miss Ruth, Duke

F.

Hunter, Miss Emma, Duke.

Hall, Miss Maymie, Duke.

Monroe, Miss Maggie, Dunn. It.
D. No. 4.

Camerson, Miss Gussie, Pineview.

Campbell, J. A., Buie's Creek.

Page, Miss Theresa. Buie's Creek.

Upchurch, Miss Oola, Lillington. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Withers, Mrs. J. H.. Lillington.

McLean, Miss Annie B.. Dunn.

Austin, Miss Lillie, Duke, It. 1". I>.
No. 1.

Dunn. S. J.. Duke. R. F. I). No. 1.

Camerson, Miss Mildred. Jonesbor >.
No. 3.

Smith. Miss Beulah. Kipling.

Cummings, J. C, Broadway. It. F.
D. No. 2.

Harrington. T. A.. Broadway, It. F.
D. No. 2.

Smith, M. B., Broadway, It. F. 1>.
No. 2.

Mcintosh, Miss Ola I!.. Broadway,
R. F. D. No. 2.

McCormick, Miss Jane. Cambro.

McDonald, Miss Mary. Cambro.

Harrington, Miss Maude, Broadway.

Withers, Ben., Broadway. It. I\ D.
No. 2.

Johnson, W. H.. Angier.

Cox. Miss Ola B., Broadway, It. F.
I). No. 2.

McCormick. Miss Jane. Cambro.

Fitchette. Miss Emma. Duke. It. I'.
D. No. 1.

Harris, Miss Alice. Duke. It. F. D.
No. 1.

Smith, Miss Nellie. Chalybeate
Springs.

Smith, Miss Ernie. Cardenas. It. F.
D. Xo. 1.

Martin, Robert L.. Broadway.

Bryan, Miss Bella. Falcon.

McCormick, Miss Flora. Cambro.
COTTON GINS.

Moulton, H. Y.. Averasboro.

Parrish, Rufus, Turlington.

MasonB ros.. Leaflet.

Smith. E. S.. Leaflet.

McKay. J. A.. Dickinson.

Spence. R. T., Chalk Level.

Johnson & Upchurch, Buie's Creek.

McLeod, N.. & Sons. Harrington.

Smith. N. A.. Kipling.

Bradley. Will. Chalybeate Springs.

Spencer. G. W.. Chalybeate Springs.

Weathers. J. A., Polk.

Avent, W. A.. Chalk Level.

Matthews. L. D.. Kinling.

McArton, John, Linden.

Stewart. D. A.. Legal.

McNeill & Co.. Harrington.

Buchanan, B.. Mohawk.

Lillington Ginnery, Lillington.

LILLINGTON.

Population. 1909, 505. No. white
polls. 70: No. colored pedis. 11.

HARNETT COUNTY.

Value real estate, $112.L':?<> : value
personal property, $55,275.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100; poll,
f5c. : floating debt. $7.">.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Neill Fuquay.

Chief of Police — Jesse Johnson.

City Clerk — E. S. Smith.

Treasurer — Jessie Johnson.

Tax Collector — Jesse Johnson.

Standard-Keeper — J. H. Withers.

City Attorney — E. S. Smith.

City Supt. of Health— L. J. Arnold.

Postmaster — Mrs. E. A. Atkins.

R. R. Agents — Turner Matthews,
Raleigh & Southport.

Express Agent — Turner Matthews.

Telegraph Manager — Turner Mat- j
thews. Western Union.

Telephone Manager — Essie Hund-
ley, Bensou Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — B. Townsend. Pastor.

Methodist— \Y. C. Martin, Pastor.

Preshyterian — C. L. Bragaw.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lillington High School--.!. J. Mur-
ray, Principal; Miss Clintonia Cart-
wright; .Miss Bernice Hornaday, As-
sistants.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Caviness.

Rogers Hotel.

Johnson, F. I'.

Arnold, Mrs. Maggie.

ARCHITECTS.

Shaw. J. M.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Lillington — Neill Smith,
President; II. T. Spears. Cashier.

National Bank — R. M. Nelson. Presi-
dent M. P. Hirseh, Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Hoekaday & Marsh.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Lillington Supply Co.

Parker Bros. & Johnson.

Johnson, A. F. & A. M.

Burwell. L. D.

Ricks-Bryan Co.

Johnson, J. D.

BOOK STORES.

Burwell. L. D.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Parker. Gilliam.

Mavnard. J. G.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Hoekaday & Marsh.

Ricks-Bryan Co.

McLamb & Nelson.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NOTIONS.

M.

DEALERS.

Co.

Fuquay, J. N.

Pinkston. H. M.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Shaw. J. M.

Oxendine, D.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Lillington Supply Co.

Ricks-Bryan Co.
Maynard, J. G.

CLOTHIERS AND MENS
El RNISHERS.

Lillington Supply Co.
Ricks-Bryan Co.
Johnson, J. D.
Burwell. L. I). '

COTTONS GINS.
Hoekaday & Marsh.
Salmon. Mrs. M. L.

DRUGGISTS.
McPherson 'Drug Co.
Rogers. J. A.. & Co.

DOCTORS.
Withers, J. H.
Caviness. J. E.
Arnold. L. J.

DRV GOODS AND
Lillington Supply Co.
Johnson. A. F. &
Ricks-Bryan Co.
Burwell. L. D.
Johnson, J. D.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Lillington Supply Co.
Ricks-Bryan Co.
Johnson. J. D.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Maynard. J. G.
Parker. Gilliam.

FURNITURE
Lillington Supply
Ricks-Brvan Co.

GROCERS.
Lillington Supply Co.
Parker Bros. & Johnson.
Johnson, A. F. & A. M.
Ricks-Bryan Co.
Johnson, J. D.

HARDWARE
Lillington Supply
Parker Bros. & Johnson.
Johnson. A. F. & A. M.
Ricks-Bryan Co.
Johnson, J. D.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Fuquay, J. N. (Firei.
Spears. II. T. (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Hawler, C. D.

LAWYERS.
McLean. D. H.
Baggett, Hiram.
Bvrd, W. P.
LUMBER M'F'R'S
Ross. Chas., Co.

NAVAL STORE DEALERS.
Johnson. J. D.
Stewart. H. C.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
McPherson Drug Co.
Rogers, J. A., & Co.

PAINTERS.
Johnson, Jesse.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Lillington Supply Co.
Parker Bros. & Johnson.
Johnson. A. F. & A. M.

DEALERS.

Co.

AND DEALERS.

HARNETT COUNTY.

Ricks-Bryan Co.
Johnson, D. J.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Lillington News— .7. E. Ligou, Edi-
tor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Baggett, Hiram.

Mcpherson. A. P.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Boss, Charles, Co.
I NDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Lilling ton Supply Co.^ (Coffins, etc.)

Evans, Ed. (Undertakers).

500; col-
value

id, At-
Dur-

R. O. Lane,
M. Mouses.

DUNN.
Incorporated in 1S86.
Population, 1909: White:
ored, 500; total, 3,000.

Value real estate. $378,203;
personal property, $290,000.
Tax Rate: $1.00 on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. L. Godwin.
Postmaster — Thos. Jackson.
Chief of Police — E. M. Lewis.
R. R. Agent — .1 . W. Whitehe;
lantic Coast Line; J. F. Womble
ham & Southern.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES
Methodist — F. A. Bishop. Pastor.
Baptist — W. R. Cullom. Pastor.
Free Mill Baptist — Chas. Johnson,
Pastor.

Christian or Disciple
Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — W
1 astor.
Holiness — A. G. Canaiba, Pastor.
Catholic — Father Irwin. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Dunn Graded School — Jno. A. Mc-
Lean, Principal, with nine assistants.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank — J. J. Wade.
President; J. A. Culbretli. Cashier.

Bank of Cape Fear — Jn
President; T. V. Smith.
DOCTORS.
Sexton, C. H.
Highsmith, Chas.
Hicks. I. F.
Denning, O. L.
Hudson, W. L.

DENTISTS.
Goodwin, J. C.
Wilson. O. L.

DRUGGISTS.
Wilson. G. L.
Hood & Grantham (Inc.)
JEWELERS.
J. W.

MERCHANDISE.

E. Wilson.
ashier.

Jordan

GERERAL
Tavlor, J. A.
Pursall, R. M.
Crystal Market.
Wade. J. L.
Matton. H. O.
Tart. E. M.
Barnes & Giddens
Wood. G. F.

Black, H. A.
Taylor, A. G.
Prince, G. E.
Cox. Mrs. J. C.
Shell Cafe.

Barnes & Holleday Co.
Tart. P. G. A., & Son.
Fleishman, B., & Bro.
Bell, J. C.
Smith & Cole.
Jackson, W. s.
Holland. W. 1».
Holland cV- Adams.
Luther & Co.
Star Hord Co.
Mouser. Wm. M.
Baucom, Mrs. .1. W.
Pope, Will.
Wade. R. E.
Bell, C. J., Bros.
.Tones. W. .1.
Pearsall, James.
Jordan, J. E.
Dupree. Lee. Co.
Hatcher & Taylor.
Pope it Warren.
Thompson, J. L., Co.
Norris Dry Goods Co.
Gainy, M. F.
Saulers, J. B.
Harnett Dry Goods Co.
Draughan, J. W., & Bro.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.
Young Hotel.
Central Hotel.
McLeod House.
Bell House.
Felton, Mrs. E.

LIVERY STABLES.
Jernegan, L. P.
Lane, W. H.
Lance. J. W. & Co.
Gerald, T. L., & Co.
Ballance. J. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Dunn Hardwood Co.
Newoerrv Bros. & Cowell.

McKay. John A., Mfg. Co.

Southern Lumber Co.

Carey Lumber Co.

Pope, G. F.

Johnson, D. C.

Tilghman Lumber Co.

Thornton. J. W.

Dunn Oil Co.

Carolina Shuttle Co.

Pope & Ballance.

Purdie Hooks Co.

Stephens-Howard Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Guide— J. P. Pittman, Editor.
LAWYERS.

Clifford, J. C.

Godwin & Townsend.

( todwin, R. L.

Wilson, Joe A.

Younar, E. F.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Taylor, J. A.

Young, M. F. & C. R.

254

HARNETT COlXTY.

Gooeh, .1. W.
Canaday, George L.
Turlington, W. H.

col-

BUIE'S CREEK.

Incorporated in 1903.
Population. 1909: White, 21'.'
..red. 20; total, 242.

Value real estate. $36,255; value per-
sonal property, $14,563.

Tax Kate: 20c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— X. E. Cox.
Postmaster — Z. T. Kivett.
Chief of Police — W. J. Ennis.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— .1. A. Campbell, G. T. Mills,
Pastors.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Buie's Creek Academy and Business
College — J. A. Campbell, Priii.
DOCTORS.
McKay, J. F.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Johnson. W. M.
Reardon, T. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.
Westbrook. Mrs. Lillian.
Reardon, T. L.
Bryan, W. M.

LIVERY STABLES.
Upchurch, J. D.
Reardon, T. L.

SAW MILLS.
Johnson. Joe. & Co.

COTTON GINS.
Johnson. Joe. & Co.

CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Haire. N. V.

LAWYERS.
Baggett, J. R.

DIKE.

Population. 1909: White, 2.000: col-
ored. 75 : total, 2,075.

Postmaster — F. M. McKay.

R. R. Agent — E. W. Franklin. Dur-
ham iV: Southern R. R. Co.

Manager Telegraph — E. W. Frank-
lin. Postal Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.

Methodist— J. M. Daniel. Pastor.

Baptist — J. A. Campbell, Pastor.

Episcopal — S. M. Hanff. Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Duke Graded School — Miss Annie C.
Wetmore, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Harnett — P.. N. Duke. Pres-
ident: W. A. Erwin, Vice-President;
F. P. Davis. Cashier: A. Y. Kelly.
Assistant Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Holt. W. P.
Boyles, A. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Davis, E. R.

DENTISTS.

Underwood, J. T.

DRUGGISTS.

Thomas, E. R., Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hassell-Johnson Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.

Duke Hotel. Mrs. Denton, Prop.
Godfrey, J. L.

COTTON MILLS.
Erwin Cotton Mills Co.

ICE MA^l FACTCRERS.
Erwin Cotton Mills Co.

COTTON GINS.
Erwin Cotton Mills Co.

4; col-
value

ANGIER.

Incorporated in 1901.

Population, 1909: White. 2:
ored, 31 ; total, 255.

Value real estate. .$43,500;
personal property, $4(5,500.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100 and
60c. on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. S. Adams.

Postmaster — W. M. l'oung.

Chief of Police— D. M. Godwin.

R. R. Agent— E. J. Hudson. D. &
S. Ry. Co.

Manager Telegraph — E. J. Hud-
son, Postal Telegraph & Cable Co.
MINISTERS AND CHCRCHES.

Baptist — J. M. Holleman. Pastor.

Methodist— W. C. Martin. Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — .1. E. Adams.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Angier High School — J. S. John-
son, Principal; W. H. Stephenson,
Intermediate; Miss Lula Green, Pri-
mary.

DOCTORS.

Young. C. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Williams. J. C. & B. F.

John son -Stephenson Co.

Williams. J. A., & Bro.

Tatum. J. W.

Bennett & Melvin.

McLeod, D. A.

Morris. M. F.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Dionx. Mrs. J. P.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.

Williams. J. C.

LIVERY STABLES.

Williams, J. C.
Denning. M. W.

3IANCFACTURING PLANTS.

Cary Lumber Co.
Williams billing Co.
Alonzo Barbour. (Wagon and re-
pair shop.)

HAYWOO COUNTY.

HAYWOOD COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WAYXESVILLE.

Formed in 1808. Named in honor of John Haywood.

Area: 470 square miles.

Population: 20.000. White males, 9,500; white females, 9,800; negro
males. .300: negro females, 350.

Value of real estate, $3,355. 70S ; value of personal property. $1,379,752.

Property listed in 1009 by whites, $4,735,520; by negroes, $24,310.

No. of Schools*: For whites. 52; for negroes, 2.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 20c. on the $100; roads and bridges. 17c;
special. 30c. County bonded debt. $50,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 300. Worked by taxation and free labor.

RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 21.58 miles, assessed value $628,688.75

Tennesseee & North Carolina, 2.00 miles, assessed value 5,000.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,000.29

Asheville Telephone Company, assessed value 1,234.00

Waynesville Telephone Company, assessed value 3,700.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,551.90

Superior Court Terms: January, July and September.

COl'NTY OFFICERS.

of the Court— K. E. Osborne,

R. Med ford.
Deeds— J. M.
A. Love.

Waynes-

Noland,

Waynes -

Wavnesville.
ml. Clyde, R.

-J. R. Mc-

A. Sen tell.

-R. C.

K.

No-

Clerk

Waynesville.

Sheriff— W.
ville.

Register of
Waynesville.

Treasurer — Hugh
ville.

Coroner — J E. Moore.

Surveyoi — O. O. Sanfc
F. D. No. 1.

Co. Supt. of Health
Cracken, Waynesville.

Co S.upt. of Schools — R.
Waynesville.

Supt. of County Home
Moody, Canton, R. F. D.

Co. Board of Education — J.
Boone, T. L. Owyn. D. M. Cagle.

County Commissioners — M. M.
laud, Crabtree. R. F. D. No. 1; W. D.
McCracken. Clyde. R. F. D. No. 1 : W.
H. Henderson. Canton.

County Board of Elections — J. R.
Boyd, Waynesville: W. T. Denton,
Waynesville: M. D. Kinsland. Wav-
nesville, R. F. D. No. 3.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Waynesville Township — R. O. Mc-
Cracken, S. J. Shelton, R. L. Mehaf-
fey, W. H. Leatherman. N. A. Har-
rison.

Pig-eon— T. E. B. Gibson,
Kinsland. Morgan Mease.

Cecil — George Franklin, H.
ren.

East Fork — James Cody.
dale; B. F. Sellers, Cruso;
Owyn, Springdale.

Beaverdam — 1. .1. Robinson. Canton;
W. G. Wilson, Canton; J. Bat. Smath-
ers, Canton.

Clyde— C. L. Smathers. Clyde; ,T.
M. Rogers. Clyde: L. S. Stamev,
Clyde; D. H. Bvers. Clyde.

Crabtree— R. D. Liner, Clyde, R. F.

M.

D.

c. War-

Spring-
T. L.

D. No. 1; L. V. Rogers, Clyde, R. F.
D. No. 1; J. L. Walkers, Crabtree.

Fines Creek- — H. L. Kingsmore,
Crabtree, R. F. D. No. 1; George A.
Brown. Crabtree. R. F. D. No. 1; J.
It. Rogers. Crabtree. R. F. D. No. 1.

White Oak — J. C. Ferguson, Cove
Creek: R. W. Green. Teague.

•Jonathans Creek — John A. Howell,
Cove Creek : J. C. Leatherwood,
Wavnesville. R. F. D. No. 2.

Ivy Hill— J. A. Campbell, Plott : A.
Y. Setzer, Maggie.

Cattaloochee — W. M. Sutton. Nellie:
W. W. Bibee. Mt. Sterling.

Iron Duff-J. B. Bradsham, Wav-
nesville. R. F. D. No. 2.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — D. C. Davis. Cove Creek.

Methodist— J. H. Rider, Wavnes-
ville. R. F. D. No. 2: J. W. Kirk.
Crabtree.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bethel High School— S. J. Guyes,
Principal. Waynesville. R. F. 1». No. 3.

Rock Spring High School — D. Z.
Newton. Principal, Clvde. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Rock Hill High
lihger. Principal.
D. No. 2.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rich. J. C. Dellwood.

Walker, R. L., Crabtree.

Wilson. J. E., Canton, R. F. D.

Graham, W. A., Crabtree, I!.
D. No. 1.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Campbell. C. A.. Dellwood.

Low. J. A.. Maggie.

Ketner, C. D., Maggie.

Campbell, A. L., Maggie.

Roberts. W. F. Dellwood.

Medford, J. B.. Wavnesville. R.
D. No. 2.

Sharp. W. T.. Wavnesville. R.
D. No. 2.

School— J. W

Waynesville.

Dal-
R. F.

F.

F.

F.

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HAYWOOD COFNTY.

Morgan, .1. \\\. Cove Creek.

.Morrow. J. P., Cove Creek.

Ferguson, J. ('.. Teague.

Noland, R. I... Crabtree, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Brown, George A.. Crabtree, R. F.
D. No. i.

Ferguson, /.. V.. Crabtree, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Ferguson, Elis M.. Crabtree.

Kirkpatrick, J. R., Clyde, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Green & Hyatt. Canton, R. F. I).
No. 1.

Pless, AY. W., Cruso.

Terrell, \V. S.. Canton. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Francis & Leather-wood, Waynes-
ville. It. F. I>. No. ::.

Long, ,1. M., & Co.. Waynesville, R.
F. 1). No. 1.

Ferguson, YV. It., Crabtree.
FLOIR. CORN AND FEED MILLS.

E'igeon Valley Mills. Canton, R. F.
1>. No. 1.

1'lott, .T. ().. Canton. R. F. D. No. 1.

Crabtree Mills. Crabtree.

Walker Bros., Crabtree.
SAW MILLS.

Champion Fibre Co., Waynesville,
It. F. D. No. 1.

Spahn & Roper, Waynesville, It. F.
D. No. 1.

Campbell. R. G. A., Maggie.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Allen, W. C, Waynesville.

Howell, Miss Fannie 15., Wavnes-
ville.

Ector. Miss Mary. Waynesville.

McFadyan, Miss Mary. Waynesville.

Ward, Miss Cora, Waynesville.

Davis. Miss Mary, Waynesville.

Roberts, Miss Sarah. Waynesville.

Shelton, Miss Annie, Wavnesville.

Wyche, Mrs. E. T., Waynesville.

AYharton. Mrs. George, Waynesville.

Bryan, S. C, Waynesville.

Underwood, Cleveland. Wavnesville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Pless, D. H., Waynesville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Queen. Miss Mollie. Wavnesville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Medford. J. L.. Wavnesville, R. F.
I). No. 1.

Massey, James, Waynesville.

Henry, Homer. Delwood.

Guyer, S. J., Wavnesville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Gibson, Miss Mollie. Waynesville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Francis, Charles, Wavnesville. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Francis, W. G., Wavnesville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Deaner, T. H., Wavnesville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Dellinger, .T. \\\. Wavnesville. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Abernathy, Miss Irene. Canton.

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Allison, Claude, Wavnesville, It. F.
I>. No. 3.

Hundley, Miss Annie. Canton.

Medford, Manson, Tuscola.

Leatherwood. Jerry, Tuscola.

Chambers, R. C, Tuscola.

Cathy, Miss Lelia. Clyde.

Messer, Marshall, Teague.

Franklin, Miss Mary, Canton, It. F.
. D. No. 2.

Blance, Miss Ethel. Ola.

Bennett, Weaver, Ola.

Bennett. James, Ola.

Bennett, Charles. Ola.

Hannah, Robt., Ola.

Carpenter, C. M., Maggie.

Tram ham, Miss Iowa. Hurricane.

McCreary, Miss Josephine, Crabtree,
R. F. D. No. 1.

McCracken, Miss Lizzie, Crabtree, It.
F. 1). No. 1.

Williams, J. L., Crabtree.

Williams, Claude, Crabtree.

Osborne, Whorton. Crusoe.

Cook, A. R., Canton. R. F. 1'.
No. 2.

Dobson, Miss Hessie. Canton.

McDowell, It. I).. Canton.

McCracken, Miss Ida, Crabtree. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Queen, William. Crabtree. It. F. D.
No. 1.

Smatliers. Miss Sarepta Canton.

Russell. Robert, Crabtree. It. F. D.
No. 1.

McCracken. Miss Lizzie, Crabtree.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Jones, Miss Ellen. Crabtree
D. No. 1.

Ferguson, John. Crabtree, R. I
No. 1.

Davis. Miss Nora. Cove Creek.

Reeves, Miss Georgia. Tuscola.

Newton, D. Z.. Clvde. R. F. D. No. 1.

Medford. C. D., Clvde, R. F .D.
No. 1.

Medford. Miss Falsome. Clyde. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Haynes, Miss Fannie. Clvde, R. F.
D. No. .1

Ferguson. Miss Lillie. Clvde, R. F.
D. No. .1

Davis, G rover. Clyde.
Byers. Miss Mattie. Clyde.
Byers. Vaugh, Clvde.

Bramlett. Thos., Clyde.

Wilson, Miss Flora. Canton.

R. F.

D.

AVAYjVESVILLJE.

Population. 1009: 3,500.

No. white polls, 250; No. colored
polls, 49.

Value real estate. $700,000; value
persona] property, $284,000.

Tax Kate: $1.50 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $70,000. Floating debt.
$4,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. R. Boyd.

HAYWOOD COUNTY.

35,

Coble.
W. Down-

Telephone

Telephone Co.,

MINISTERS

Episcopal — J.

Methodist — J.

C.

Chief of Police — R. G. A. Love.
City Clerk— J. H. Howell.
Treasurer — J. H. Howell.
Tax Collector— \V. J. Haynes.
City Attorney— S. C. Welch.
City Supt. of Health -R. L. Allen.
Postmaster — T. L. Green.
B. K. Agent— J. W. Downing, South
ern Railway.

Express Agent — Geo. W
Telegraph Manager — J.
ing.

Manager — Waynesville
J. P. Swift.
AND CHURCHES.
W. Areson, Rector.
H. Earnhardt, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Waynesville Graded School — W.
Allen, Supt.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.
Keninore.
Gorden.
Suyetta.

White Sulphur Springs Hotel.
Bonnie Castle.
Ron Air.

ARCHITECTS.
(iauze, J. F.
Liner, S. C.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Waynesville — Alden Howell,
President ; Alden Howell, Jr., Cashier.
First National Bank — (I. W. Maslin,
President; W. T. Blayloek, Cashier.

Commercial Bank — R. E. Osborne,
President: J. R. Boyd, Cashier.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Waynesville Brick & Tile Co.

BOOK STORES.
Wavnesville Book Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS

CATTLE.
Rhinehart, R. M.
Sehulhoffer, D. L.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S
Cagle, A. C.

CLUBS.
Wavnesville Club.

CONTRACTORS AND Bl ILDERS.
Davis, P. W.
Francis, J. P.
Mitchell & Phillips.
Liner, S. C.
COAL AND WOOD
Dykers, R. H.
Brown, I. J.
Livery, Feed & Fuel

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Mitchell, McCracken & Co.
DENTISTS.

B. F.
John H.

C. H.
DRUGGISTS.

Mcintosh-Foard Co.
Waynesville Pharmacy.
Annex Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.
Way, J. H.
McCracken, J. R.

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Thomas.
S. L.
H. L.
B. H.

AND NOTIONS.

Abel, J. F

Stringtield,

Stringtield,

McFadyen.

Greenwood,

Allen, R. L.

DRY GOODS
Lee & Mock.
Rav, Clyde H.
Howell, D. A.
Coble, George W.
Massie, T. N.
Hoi-ton, W. K.
POWER AN DLIGHT COMPANIES.

Haywood Electric Power Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
.ivery Feed «fc Fuel Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Ray, Clyde H.
Coble, George W.

GROCERS.

Bushnell & Co. (Whole-

H

Co. (Wholesale.)

IN

DEALERS.

Co.

Smathers,
Smathers.
McDowell,

Blackwell,
sale.)

Haywood Grocery
Boone, J. D.
llarrold, E. S.
Wavnesville Grocery Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Wavnesville Hardware Co.
Rhinehart & Turbytill.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Carraway, James E. (Lite.)
Atkinson & Atkinson. (Fire & Life.)
Withers, E. L. (Fire.)
Bost, John F. (Fire.)
Reed & Howell. (Fire.)
Boyd & Osborne (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Davis, Jerry.
Burn, E. I.

LAUNDRIES.
Killian Brothers.

LAWYERS.
Crawford, W. T.
Welch, S. C.
Hannah, W. J.
Ferguson, J. W.
Ferguson, W. B.
Kirkpatrick, H. S.
Howell & Bohannon.
Norwood. John W.
Queen, John M.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Waynesville Wood Mfg. Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Unagusta Mfg. Co. (Furniture.)
Waynesville Furniture Co. (Furni-
ture.)
Junaluska Leather Co. (Tannery.)

PAINTERS.
Russell, C. B.
David, Goras.
Underwood, W. P.

PLUMBERS.
Miller, L. A.
Maxwell & Smith.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Sherrill, George D.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Waynesville Printing Co.
Enterprise Printing Co.

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HAYWOOD— HENDERSON.

REAL, ESTATE AGENTS.

Atkins & Atkins.
Bass, John F.
Withers, E. L.
Hyatt Bros.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
r.omip. .1. K.. & Co.
Feed <.V- Lumber Co.

TAILORS.
Freet. A. R.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Losran, C. G., & Co.
Ray, Clyde H., & Son.

WALL, PAPER DEALERS.
Mcintosh & Co.
Boone. J. K., & Co.

L. Justice.
West.
CHURCHES.

Green, Pastor;

Woodall,

Prin.

CLYDE.

Population. 1909. 350.

TOWN OFFICERS
Mayor — J. W. Morgan.
Postmastei — W. H. Jarrett.
Chief of Police — J.
R. R. Agent— Fred
MINISTERS AND
Methodist— J. H.
Rev. Mr. Moore.
Baptist — F. B. Raymond, Pastor
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Haywood Institute — W. H.
Principal.

Clyde School— G. C. Davis.

DOCTORS.
Davis. F. M.
Medford, S. B.

DRUGGISTS.
Medford, S. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Haynes. F. E.
Cagle, D. M.
Morgan, J. W
Finchen, A.

HOTELS AND

Clyde Inn.
Oak BTerst.
Glen Holm.
Skyland Home.1
LIVERY

Smathers, John
Robinson, R. V

J., & Co.
BOARDING

HOUSES.

STABLES.

H.

CANTON.

Incorporated in 1887.
Population, 1909, 3.584.
Value real estate. $1,000,000; value
personal property. $150,000.

Tax Rate: $1.00 on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John M. Curtis.
Postmaster — C. F. Smathers.
Chief of Police— S .J. Taylor.
R. R. Agent— Win. Bailey.

AND CHURCHES.

Mr. Chesterson, Pas-

B. Aberuethy,
-Rev. Mr. Hunt,

Pas-

MINISTERS

Baptist — Rev.
tor.

Methodist— L.
tor.

Presbyterian-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Canton Graded School— R. D. Mc-
Dowell, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Champion Bank — G. W. Maslin
President ; J. H. Kirkpatrick, Cashier.

Bank of Canton — Alden Howell '
President: G. N. Henson, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Mease. J. H.

Willis, A. P.

Dr. Carrawav.

DRUGGISTS.

Acme Pharmacy.

Neely, S. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Smathers, Jesse R.

Singleton, Thomas.

Austin, John.

Curtis, J. M., & Son.

Dickerson.

Scott. J. W.

Hamilton, C.

Hampton, O.

Hampton. W.

Mease, J. N.,

Lee & Browu.

McGce, W. F. P.

Sharp, W. T.

Williams, Ben.

Hippa & Moffltt.

Wells. C. T.

Jeffreys & Osborne.
HOTELS AND BOARDING

Meares House

Central Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Massie. W. G.

Williams Bros.

Morgan, M. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Champion Fibre Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Canton Vindicator — H. E. Walter,
Editor.

DENTISTS.

Smathers. H. A.

M.

J., & Son.
& Sons.

HOUSES

HENDERSON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, HENDERSONVILLE.

Formed iu 1S38. Named in honor of Governor Henderson.

Area, 3CG square miles.

Population, 10.500 ; negroes, 3,000 ; foreign born, 300.

Value of real estate, $2,487,935; value of personal property. $948,184.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,381,889 ; by negroes, $54,23

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HENDERSON COUNTY. 259

No. of Schools: For whites, 53; for negroes, 10.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 86c. on the $100; roads, 20c; bridges, 9 l-3c.

County bonded debt, $150,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by labor, not tax, and chain-gang.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway (Carolina Div.), 33.13 miles, assessed value $197,231.18

The Pullman Co., assessed value 3,630.95

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,080.00

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 2,376.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 5,S97.22

Asheville Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 7,983.00

Hendersonville Light & Power Co., assessed value 5,000.00

American Telephone & Telegraph, assessed value 2,250.40

Superior Court Terms: 7th March, criminal cases only; 16th May, jail
and civil cases only; 11th November, jail and civil cases only; 3rd October,
criminal cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — C. M. Pace,
Hendersonville.

Sheriff— A. M. Blackwell, Hender-
ville.

Register of Deeds — S. M. King,
Hendersonville.

Treasurer — V. C. V. Shepherd, Hen-
dersonville.

Coroner — W. R. Kirk, Henderson-
ville.

Surveyor — J. C. Drake — Henderson-
ville.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. G. Waldrop,
Hendersonville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W. S. Shitle,
Hendersonville.

Supt. of County Home — J. W. Lee,
Hendersonville.

Co. Board of Education — C. Gates,
Beaver Wallow ; N. W. Posey, Horse-
shoe; .7. P. Patton, Flat Rock.

County Commissioners — J. T. Sta-
ton, Saluda; W. P. Bane. Henderson-
ville; T. A. W. Lyda, Edneyville.

County Board of Elections — Vernon
Murray, Hendersonville; J. Williams,
Hendersonville; Claude Sales,

Fletcher.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Blue Ridge Township — S. M. Gil-
liam, Hendersonville, R. F. D. ; J. W.
Carl, Hendersonville. R. F. D. ; W. S.
Young, Hendersonville, R. F. D. ; F.
C. Whitaker, Hendersonville, R. F. D. ;
W. B. Wells, Hendersonville, R. F. D.

Clear Creek — A. R. Maxwell, Hen-
dersonville; J. H. Townsend, Hender-
sonville, R. R. D. ; J. B. Hill, Hender-
sonville, R. F. D. ; J. A. Garren, Hen-
dersonville, R. F. D. ; A. ,T. McMinn,
Hendersonville, R. F. D. ; R. P. Har-
per, Hendersonville, R. F. D. ; L. P.
Pittillo, Hendersonville, R. F. D.

Crab Creek — R. J. Fletcher, Hender-
sonville, R. F. D. ; T. L. Hamilton,
Hendrsonville, R. F. D. ; W. A. Mason,
Hendersonville, R. F. D.

Edneyville — C. Oates, Bear Wal-
low, Bol). L. Freeman, Bear Wallow;
W. G. Lyda, Bear Wallow.

Green River — J. W. Ward, Zirconia,

R. F. D. ; R. B. Ward, Zirconia, R.
F. D. ; A. A. McDowell, Zirconia, R.
F. D.

Hendersonville — J. D. Derniid, Hen-
dersonville; B. F. Hood, Henrterson-
ville; A. L. Davenport, Henderson-
ville; J. P. Patton, Hendersonville.

Hooper's Creek — I. T. Sales,
Fletcher; J. P. Wilkie, Fletcher;
Frank Smith, Fletcher.

Mills River — N. W. Possey, Horse-
shoe, R. F. D. ; T. E; Osborne, Horse-
shoe, R. F. D. ; J. H. Murray, Horse-
shoe, R. F. D. ; T. L. Johnson, Horse-
shoe, R. F. D. ; J. L. Gash, Horse-
shoe, R. F. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

A. I. Justice, Hendersonville, R. F.
D. ; R. P. Corn, Hendersonville, R. F.
D. ; J. L Brookshire, Flat Rock, R.
F. D. ; W. A. Morris, Hendersonville,
R. F. D.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Pleasant Hill Graded School — C. M.
Gallemone, Principal, Hendersonville,
R. F. D.

Hooper's Creek Graded School — H.
M. Ainsly, Principal, Fletcher.

Flat Rock Braded School — D. H
Cline, Principal. Flat Rock.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Johnson, L. L., Fletcher, R. F. D.

Russell, L. P., Fletcher,

Gureard, A. R., Fletcher, Flat Creek.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Carl, John, Dana.

Davenport, A. L. & L. E., Horseshoe.

Sales Bros., Fletcher.

Johnson, T. L., Fletcher.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Marshall, B. W., Hendersonville, R.
F. D.

SAW MILLS.

Maxwell, A. R. & W. P., Henderson-
ville, R. F. D.

Carl, T. C, Hendersonville, R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Lanning, Miss Sue, Fletcher.

Freeman, Miss Florence, Hender-
sonville.

Grinnan, Miss Isabelle, Henderson-
ville.

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HENDERSON COUNTY.

Warliek, Miss Hattie, Horseshoe.
Garren, Miss Delia, Hendersonvlle.

Hart, Roy J., Hendersonville, R. P.
D. No. 2.

Klein. David H., Flat Roefc.

Hill, Tilden, Edeueyville.

Brock, Miss Lala, Flat Rock.

Briggs, Miss Geuia, Hendersonville,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Stepp, Thomas D., Flat Rock.

Merchant, J. H., Dana.

Young, YV. S., Flat Rock.

Pittillo, M. Y., Hendersonville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Pittillo, Miss Clara, Hendersonville,,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Pittillo, Miss French, Henderson-
ville, R. F. D. No. 2.

Sinclair, Mrs. E. L., Fletcher, R.
F. .D

Johnson, Mrs. T. M., Arden.

Johnson, T. M., Arden.

Clarke, YV. T., Hendersonville.

Clark, G. F., Flat Rock, R. F. D.

Anderson, Luther, Etowah.

McMillan, Miss Kate R,, Henderson-
ville. R. F. D. No. 2.

Miller, Miss Jeannette, Henderson-
ville, R. F. D .No. 2.

Young-, Miss Charlotte, Horseshoe.

Ship man, Miss Mayme, Henderson-
ville.

Shipmau, Miss Lola, Hendersonville.

Shipman, Miss Lula, Hendersonville.

Bird, Mrs. E. M., Fletcher.

Freeman, Miss Celia, Bat Cave.

Freeman, Miss Effie, Bat Cave.

Freeman, Miss Ida Belle, Hender-
sonville.

Briggs, Turner P., Hendersonville.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Waters, T. J., Hendersonville. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Ledbetter, B. R., Hendersonville. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Lvda, H. M„ Hendersonville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Redden, Mrs. John, Hendersonville.

Warliek, Miss Augusta, Horseshoe.

Warliek, Miss Kate. Horseshoe.

Brittain, Miss Maggie, Horseshoe.

Hughes, Miss Jennie. Dana.

Ledbetter, Miss Bertha, Henderson-
ville.

Woodfin, Miss Mary.

Flack, Mrs. J. A., Edneyville.

Gallimore, Prof., Hendersonville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Neelev, R. E., Hendersonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Ledbetter, Miss Ludith. Edneyville.

Paris, W. R.

Merchant, Miss Laura E., Dana.

Shipman, Miss Kate. Henderson-
ville,

Lance, Miss Lula, Fletcher.

Carson, Miss Ethel, Hendersonville.

Carland, Miss Sue, Horsesnoe.

Johnson, Miss Ruby.

Pryor, Miss Ethel, Fletcher.

Jackson, Miss Hattie.
Allen, Bessie, Edneyville.
Edwards, Misa Amy E., Henderson-
ville.

Morris. Hulbert, Hendersonville.
Huggins, Henry, Hendersonville.
A. P. Belle, Zirconia.

HENDERSONVILLE.

Population, 1909: 3,500. No. white
polls, SIM; No. colored polls. 111.

Value real estate. $859,035; value
personal property, $431,517; total, $1,-
288.5o2.

Tax Kate, $1.10.

Bonded debt, $114,000; floating debt,
$10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— R. H. Staton.

Chief of Police— J. W. McCarson.

City Clerk — J. Mack Rhodes.

Treasurer — J. D. Davis.

Tax Colleetoi — S. Y. Bryson.

Standard-Keeper — J. D. Davis.

City Attorney — Michael Schenck.

Postmaster — B. Jackson.

R. R. Agent — J. W. Bailey, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — J. W. Bailey.
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — E. J. S.
.Tames. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.; L. L.
Sheely, Western Union.

Telephone Manager — J. E. Brown,
Asheville Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — R .M. Hushes, Pastor.

Episcopal — H. B. Wilcox, Restor.

Methodist — J. W. Moore, Pastor.

Catholic — Father Marion. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hendersonville Graded School — R.
M. Ivens. Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.

Gates Hotel.

Wheeler Hotel.

Blue Ridge Hotel.

Mt. City Inn.

Hotel Lake.

View Hotel.

Allen. T. A.

Israel, Mrs. S. A.

Cover, Mrs. A. M.

Stradley. Mrs. W. C.

The Oake.

The Kentucky House.

Osteen House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Peoples National Bank — John Car-
ter, President; C. S. Fullbright.
Cashier.

First National Bank — W. J. Davis
President; K. G. Morris, Cashier.

Citizens Bank — F. R. Durfee, Presi-
dent ; C. E. Brook, Cashier.

Wanteska Trust Co. — Claude Brown
P. F. Patton, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Toms, M. C.

HENDERSON COUNTY.

261

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Ingraham Brothers.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Staton & Staton.

BOOK STORES.
Lott, W. M.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Lyda, W. C.
Hyder. J. P.
Pace & Sherman.
Justice. A. P.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.
Stepp, D.

English & Wilson.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Edwards, W. P.
MeCrary, Joe.
Jordan. J. H.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Hendersonville Chamber of Com-
merce— C. R. Whitaker. President.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Glazener, G. M.
( DEPARTMENT STORES.

Wilson, C. E.

DENTISTS.

Carson, H. H.
Money, A. H.
Ewbank, Fred. .
Wallace, W. T.

TOBACCO DEALERS .
Brooks, B. L.

DRUGGISTS.
Justus Pharmacy.
Hunter Pharmacy.
Rose, J. L., Co.

DOCTORS.

Edgerton, J. L.
Drafts, A. B.
Waldrop. J. G.
Kirk. W. R.
Dixon, Guy.
Allen. T. A.
Few, C.
Crow, Art.
Johnson, L. L.
Russell. J. D.
Jones, Levi.
Hutchison, G. W.

DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Johnson. S.
Williams, Otto.
Jones, A. O.

POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Wilson. C. E.
Pace, D. S.
Carson, T. B.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Boyd, J. D.
Pailalas Bros.
Tabor, Alonzo.

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Hyder, J. P.

Pace, D. S.
Carl, Jonathan.

FLORISTS.
Barnwill, Mrs. Lila Riply,
Howard, Mrs.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Stevenson, A. F.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Stepp. J. M.
Sheppard, M. M.

GROCERS.
Hendersonville Wholesale Co.
Calhoun -Wilkens Co.
Slavde- Fakes & Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Clarke Hardware Co.
Edwards. W. F.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Few, Vernon.
Ewbanks, John.
Ray, Mc. D.
Staton, U. G.
Staton & Rector.

JEWELERS.
Hawkins, W. H.
Cagle, J. S.

LAUNDRIES.
Whitaker. C. R.

Hendersonville Ice, Coal & Lumber
Co.

LAWYERS.
Smith. W. A.
Schenck. Michael.
Ray, Mc. D.
Blvthe, O. V. F.
Pickins. S. V.
Staton, R. H.
Eubanks. Witt.
Rector, W. C.
Holmes, A. L.
Valentine, G. H.
Twyford. Henry.
Ewart, H. G.
Shipp. Bartlett.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Stillwell, Earl.
Morrow, J. C.
Bennett, Brothers.
Wilson, W. R.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Hamilton & Bryson.

PAINTERS.
Garren, W. A.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Hyder. H. D.

PLUMBERS.

Mclntyre. J. W.

Detruer, J. H.

Duffy, John.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Michael Bros.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Baker, A. F.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Hustler — M. L. Shipman, Editor.
Hendersonville Times— T. W. Val-
entine, Editor.

202

HENDERSON- HERTFORD.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Ewbank & Ewbank.
Smith & Waldorf.
Orr, J. L.
Toms & Williams.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Bennett Bros.

Bly Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Shepherd, M. M.
Stepp, J. M.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Barren, W. A.

HERTFORD COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WINTON.

Formed in 1750. Named in honor of Marquis of Hertford.

Area: 340 square miles.

Population: 14,294. White males, 2,967; white females, 2,936; negro
males, 4,169; negro females. 4,222; foreign born, 9.

Value of real estate, $1,964,938; value of personal property, $1,366,931.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,S06.516; by negroes, $525,373.

No. of Schools : For whites, 33 ; for negroes, 33.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 41 2-3c, State, 25c; total, 66 2-3c.

I'ublic Roads: Worked by Special Act.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Chowan Motor Company, assessed value $ 4.675.00

Atlantic Coast Line R. R.. 14.53 miles, assessed value 424,682.53

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1.722.73

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,172.39

Wellington & Powelisville R. R., 4.00 miles, assessed value 9.818.16

Albemarle Steam Navigation Company, assessed value 1,800.00

North State Telephone" Company, assessed value 4,383.00

Chowan & Roanoke Telephone Company, assessed value 672.00

Southern Railway Rolling Stock, assessed value 21.735.00

Superior Court Terras: Seventh Monday after 1st Monday in March;
sixth Monday after 1st Monday in September; first Monday before 1st
Monday in March.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Thomas D.
Boone, Wiuton.

Sheriff — Asa E. Garrett, Ahoskie.

Register of Deeds — John A. North-
cott, Winton.

Treasurer — A. E. Garrett, Ahoskie.

Coroner — Paul Mitchell. Ahoskie.

Surveyor — J. D. Parker. Wood-
land.

Co. Supt. of Health — J .IT. Mitchell.
Ahoskie.

Co. Supt. of Schools — T. E. Brown,
Ahoskie.

Supt. of County Home — M. M.
Brown. Ahoskie, R. F. D.

Co. Board of Education — John E.
Vann, C. W. Farker, M. Watson.

County Commissioners — B. F. Wil-
liams, A. I. Parker, J. C. Vinson. S.
P. Winborne, J. H. Darden.

County Board of Elections — A. C.
Vann. 1. F. Snipes. A. T. Newsome.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Ahoskie Township — J. J. Askew. .T.
R. Garrett, J. H. Mitchell, .T. W.
Powell, C. C. Sessoms.

Harrellsville— A. B. Adkins, S. M.
Aumack, W. E. Miller.

Manevs Neck — L. F. Lee, J. D. Rid-
dick, E. G. Sears. S. P. Winborne.

Murfreesboro — M. D. Gatling, ,T. E.
Evans, T. M. Forbes. W. S. Nelson.
Isaac Pipkin, John B. Trader, John

S. Wynn.

St. John's— J. E. Britt. John Free-
inan, J. M. Eley, S. E. Vaughan.

Winton— J. W. Boone, W. S. Her-
ring, A. I. Parker, B. G. Williams.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

1'oteat, J. H., Como.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

ISuckhorn Academy — Miss Joe Vann,
Principal, Como.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Burbage, T. I., Como.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Barnes. J. H., & Co., Como.

Picot, G. C, Como.

Williams. B. G., Cofield.

Israel, K. R.. Menola.

Parker. C. W., Menola.

Benthall, J. C, St. Johns.
COTTON GINS.

Hedgepeth & Keff, Ahoskie.

Mitchell & Garrett. Ahoskie.

Oreen, W. G., Aulander.

Odom, M. E. S. & C. R., Eagletown.

Thomas. R. P., Cofield.

Cofield Mfg. Co.. Cofield.

Taylor, W. T.. & Bro., Como.

Winborne, S. P.. Como.

Britt. E.. Mapleton.

Askew, John O., Harrellsville.

Mitchell. J. S., Winton.

Parker, C. W., Menola.

Chetty. J. T.. & Son. Murfreesboro.

Worrell. E. C, Murfreesboro.

HERTFORD COUNTY.

263

Benthnll, J. C, St. John.

.Mitchell. C. W., Aulander.

Joyner. E. H.. St. John.

Freeman, J. P., & Son, Union.

Vann, A. C, Union.

Sears. Mrs. W. H.. Union.

Minton, D. L., Anneta.

Winton Ginning Co.. Winton.
SAW MILLS.

Branniug Mfg. Co., Ahoskie.

Taylor, W. P., Winton.

Hertford Lumber Co., Murfreesboro.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Vann, Miss Josephine H., Como.

Williamson, Miss Sylla, Como.

Taylor, Miss Elizabeth, Como.

Ferguson, Miss Jennie, Como.

Pittard, Miss Elizabeth, Como.

Deanes, Miss Mary C, Murfrees-
boro.

Duke, Miss Vitlie, Murfreesboro.

Edwards, W. M., Murfreesboro.

Matthews, Miss Bertie, Ahoskie.

Sykes, Miss Virgie, Maple ton.

Britton, N. W., Winton.

Thomas, Miss Mary, Winton.

Vann, Miss Harriett, Ahoskie.

Hill. Miss Ella, Cofield.

Smith, Miss Adelaide, Cofield.

Cullins, Miss Ethel, Harrellsville.

Evans, Miss Myrtle, Harrellsville.

Wynn. Miss Essie, Ahoskie.

Sears, Miss Annie, Ahoskie.

Parker, Miss Eunice, Aulander.

Pritchard, Miss Elizabeth. Wood-
land.

Cobb, Miss Julia, Ahoskie.

Grett, Miss Rettie, Ahoskie.

Montague, Miss Villa, Coleraln.

Pierce. Miss Ella, Ahoskie.

Harrell .Miss Mary, Ahoskie.

Miller, Mrs. Arthur, Ahoskie.

Browne, Robert, Woodland.

Eley, Clayton, Woodland.

Shannon, B. O., Ahoskie.

Darden. Miss Iva, Ahoskie.

WINTON.

Incorporated in 1S73.

Population, 688.

Value real estate. $82,575 ; value per-
sonal property, $108,402.

Tax Bate: 15c. on the $100 and
45c. on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. W. Boone.

Postmaster — J. B. Oatus.

Chief of Police— J. E. Jones.

R B.. Agent— W. L. Matthews, Al-
bemarle Steam Navigation Co.

Manager Telegraph — The North
State Telephone Co. (General office at
Murfreesboro.)

MINISTEBS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. C. Sherwood. Pastor.
Methodist— L. T. Singleton, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Winton High Grade Public School

— N. W. Britton, Principal.

Watters Normal Institute — C. S.
Brown, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Merchant* and Farmers Bank — A.
I. Parker, President; John 1". Mitch-
ell, Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Pollard, W. B.
Griffin, C. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Daniel & Shaw Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Jordan & Parker.
Shaw, W. P., Jr., & Bio.
Herring, W. S., & Son.
Pearce & Banks.
Shaw, W. P., & Bro.
Carter, J. C.
Jones, E. R.
Nickeus, C. D.
HOTELS AND BOABDING HOUSES.
Taylor House.
Jordan & Parker Hotel.
Lassiter, T. L. (Boarding House.)

LIVERY STABLES.
Banks, E. L.
Jones, H. H.
Lee, T. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Tavl <r, W. P. (Saw mill.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Herring. W. S.
Shaw, W. P.. Sr.
Bridgers, R. C.

LAWYERS.
Vann, John E.
Cowper. George.
Mitchell, J. R.
Brldger, R, C.

UNION.

Incorporated in 1887.

Population. 1909: White, 88; col-
ored, 50; total, 138.

Value real estate, $24,100; value per-
sonal propertv. $6,465.38.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mavor — James P. Freeman.

Chief of Police— W. J. Dukes.

Manager Telegraph — L. J. Lawrence,
The North State Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. D. Bruner, Pastor.

Methodist— J. P. Pate, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Union High School — Miss Nettie
Brett, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Matthews. J. E.

Darden, J. H.

Dunn, W. J.

Brett, J. E.

Charles. John L.

Sears. Mrs. Annie P.

Freeman, John.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Matthews House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Matthews, J. E.

MANUFACTUBING PLANTS.

Freeman & Dukes Coach Shop.

Sears, Mrs. Annie P. (Saw mill.)

Beverly & Freeman. (Saw mill.)

204

HERTFORD COUNTY.

MURFREESBORO.

Incorporated in 1841.

Population, 657.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, s:;ir_>. :;.-,;..

Tax Kate: 20c. on the .$100 and 60c.
on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Stanley Wlnborne.

Postmaster-— John Hare.

Chief of Police — L. F. Sumner.

R. R. Agent— T. W. Pipkin, Albe-
marle Navigation Co. ; E. B. Hill.
Chowan Motor Co.

Manager Telegraph — L. J. Lawrence,
The North State Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— L. T. Singleroa, Pastor.

Baptist — A. C. Sherwood. Pastor.

Episcopal — John P.. nibble. Rector,
Windsor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Chowan Baptist Female Collegs — J.

D. Bruner, President.

Seminary for Young Lttdies --Ml'S. E.

E. Parham, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Peoples Bank — D. C. Barnes,
President; Paul Jenkins, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Gary, K. H.

Harrell. George N.

Freeman, W. G.

DENTISTS.

Campbell. Paul.

Eyerett, James B.

DRUGGISTS.

Nicholson, T. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wynn Bros.

Vaughan, TJ.

Lawrence, J. N.

Vaughan, T. J.

Vaughan. C. T.

Watson, U.

Deloatch. K. S.

Chittv. W. R.

Boyette, C. E.

Jenkins, Godwin.

Boyette, J. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Seawell House.

Murfreesboro Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Chitty. J. C.

Lawrence. J. S.

Boyette. C. E.

Liyerman, J. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hertford Lumber Co.

Hines Buggy Co.

LAWYERS.

Winborne <& Winborne.
Lawrence. Lloy4 J.
Barnes, D. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Murfreesboro Insurance Agency.
Barnes, D. C.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Murfreesboro Index — Wm. Day, Ed-

itor.

AHOSKIE.

Incorporated in lS'.t2.
Population, 800.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Robert Holloman.
Postmaster — A. G. Razemore.
Chief of Police — B. E. Copeland.
R. R. Agent — J. II. Robertson, At-
lantic Coast Line R. R.

Manager Telegraph — J. H. Robert-
son, Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — M. A. Adams, Pastor.
Methodist— J. P. Pate. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ahoskie Graded School— B. O. Shan-
non, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Ahoskie — J. T. Williams,
President ; W. L. Curtis, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Mitchell. J. H.
Mitchell, Paul H.
Greene. A. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Ahoskie Drug Co.
Mitchell. J. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hoggard & Stokes,
tlarrett, J. R.
Williams. J. T.
Myers, D. L.
Baker. D. P. & Co.
Godwin, J. W., Jr.
Oerrock, E. G.
Willoughbv. <;. L.
Dilday. S. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.
Holloman Hotel.
Boyette, John P.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hill Bros.
Mitchell. J. A.
Holloman, A. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Branniug Mfg. Co.

LAWYERS.
Snipes. E. T.
Rogers. W. W.
Hobbs, E. C.

DENTISTS.
Gardner, J. D.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Baker. R. J.
McGloughan, D. R.

HARREIiLiSVELIiE.

Population. 112.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. A. Perry.

Postmaster— H. H. Taylor.

Chief of Police — P.. Scull.

R. R. Agent— J. L. Smith.

Manager Telegraph — Chowan and
Roanoke Telephone Co. (See Windsor
for General Manager.)

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — M. P. Dayis, Pastor.

Methodist— J. P. Pate, Pastor.

HERTFORD— HYDE.

265

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Harrellsville High School— Miss
Ethel Cullens. Principal.
DOCTORS.
Powell. J. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Askew, John O.
Williams Bros.
Ward, B. H.

Gilliam, W. B.
Copeland & Taylor.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Scull, Mrs. L. W.
Copeland, W. I.

LIVERY STABLES.
Copeland & Taylor.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Barnes, J. H. (Saw mill.)

HYDE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SWAN QUARTER.

One of the original precincts of the Lords Proprietors. Named in honor
of Edward Hyde, Governor of the Colony.

Area, 430 square miles.

Population: 9,27S. White, males, 2,725; white females, 2,539; negro
males, 1,906; negro females, 2,018; foreign born, 15.

Value of real estate, $789,080; value of personal property, $463,441.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $1,211,040; by negroes, $41,481.

No. of Schools: For whites. 36; for negroes, 28.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 13 2-3e. on the $100; poor, 10c; special, 25c.
Bonded debt, $5,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 185. Currituck and Lake Landing Townships
worked under old State Law. Swan Quarter and Fairfield Townships by
taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Hyde County Telephone Company, assessed value $2,500

Washington & Hyde County Telephone Co., assessed value 1,380

Fairfield Canal iV- Turnpike Co., assessed value ... 7.600

Fairfield & Elizabeth City Transfer Company, assessed value 2,400

Swan Quarter Canal Com pa ny, assessed value 2.000

Eugelhard Mercantile Company, assessed value 485

J. W. McWilliams Company, assessed value 2.500

Superior Court Terms: Spring Term — 10th Monday after the 1st Monday
in March. Fall Terin— 12th Monday after the 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Hugh J. Spen-
cer, Swan Quarter.

Sheriff — E. O. Spencer, Swan Quar-
ter.

Register of Deeds — J. C. Williams,
Swan Quarter.

Treasurer — J. O. Marshall, Lngei-
hard.

Coroner — R. C. Windl'iy, Swan
Quarter.

Co. Supt. of Health— U. E. Windiey.
Swan Quarter.

Co. Supt. of Schools — S. J. Beck-
v ith, Lake Landing.

Supt. of County Home — .1. T. Saw-
yer, Swan Quarter.

Co. Board of Education — W. P. Bur-
ros, Engelhard; M. S. Crodles, Swan

Quarter; Z. T. Fortescue, Scranton.

County Commissioners — Nathaniel
Credle, Swan Quarter: T. E. War-
ren, Scranton, Robert Jinnette. Swan
Quarter.

County Board of Elections- -J. C.
Simmons, Fairfield; George Mokely,
Swan Quarter; William Swindell,
Swan Quarter.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Currituck Township — A. II. Dav-
enport, Leechville ; L. A. Griffin, Scran-
ton ; George G. Newman, Scranton ;
M. G. Williams, Scranton.

Swan Quarter — Wm. Watson, Swan
Quarter; J. W. Jarvis, Swan Quar-
ter ; L. P. Spencer, Swan Quarter.

Fairfield— Geo. P. Carter, Fairfield ;
B. F. Mooney, Fairfield; C. W. Carter,
Fairfield.

Lake Landing — E. H. Jones, Swan
Quarter; T. R. Benson, Swan Quar-
ter ;Geo. I. Watson. Wysocking; W.
D. Mann. Wysocking; Edward Adams,

266

HYDE COUNTY.

Lake Landing; 10. L. Silanthorm,
Engelhard; S. T. Gaskins, Lake Land-
ing.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rumly, J. I,., Fairfield.
Davenport, H.. Fairfield.
Grant, R. R., Lake Landing.
Jarvis, .T. H., Scranton.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lake Landing Graded School.

Sladesville Graded School — Miss
Annie Tyer, Principal.

Engelhard Graded School — Miss
Eloise Bell. Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mann, J. A., Fairfield.

Harris, A. G., Fairfield.

Mann, Jim, Lake Landing.

Jarvis, B. H., Swan Quarter.

Swindell, Walter. Scranton.

COTTON GINS.

Credle, Statz, Scranton.
Spring, Alex., Scranton.
Brinn, Charles, Swim Quarter.
Jarvis, Harold. Engelhard.

SAW MILLS.
Credle, Statz. Scranton.
Spring, Alex., Scranton.
Mason, J. R., Swan Quarter.
Hodges, George W., Swan Quar-
ter.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Cartwright & O'Neal. Fairfield.

Cuthrell. J. S., Fairfield.

Mason, L. E., Fairfield.

Cox, W. E., Engelhard.

Gibbs, Closs, Engelhard.

Davis, W. C, Engelhard.

Engelhard Mercantile Co., Engel-
hard.

Spencer. T. S.. Engelhard.

Williams. Joshua. Engelhard.

Hall, J. M., Middleton.

Mann, J. A., Middleton.

Gibbs, J. W., Middleton.

Jarvis. Walter, Middleton.

Watson, Geo. I., Wysoeking.

McKinney, J. R., Wysoeking.

McKinnev, P. H., Wysoeking.

Credle. O. T., Wysoeking.

Weston, L. J., Lake Landing.

Windley, S. A., Lake Landing.

Bell, E. B., Swan Quarter.

Watson, G. H.. Swan Quarter.

Bridgeman, R. <;. , & Co., Swan
Quarter.

Jarvis. J. W., Swan Quarter.

Harris, W. D., & Co., Swan Quar-
ter.

Spencer, E. B., Swan Quarter.

Mason, C. L., Swan Quarter.

Swindell, A. B., & Son, Swan Quar-
ter.

Chadwick, R. C, Swan Quarter.
Credle, Geo. T., & Son, Swan Quar-
ter.

Richards. J. W., Scranton.
Spring, Alex., Scranton.
Sears, X. B., Scranton.

Spencer, J. H.. Scranton.

Ruffln, J. L., Scranton.

Harris, R. D., Scranton.

Lupton, S. S., Scranton.

Selby, N. B., Scranton.

Lupton, J. A., Scranton.

Credle, A. B., & Clark, Scranton.

Smith Company, Scranton.

Piland, M. L., Ocracoke.

J. W. McWilliams Co., Ocracoke.

Howard, W. E., Ocracoke.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Tyson, G. T., Leechville.

Winfield, Miss Lucy, Leechville.

Credle, Miss Ora, Scranton.

Tyre, Miss, Scranton.

Rue, Miss Ada, Scranton.

Spencer, Miss Estelle, Swan Quar-
ter.

Roberson. Miss Ella, Swan Quarter.

Credle, C. G., Swan Quarter.

Credle, J. R., Swan Quarter.

Brown, Miss Jennie, Swan Quarter.

Harris, Miss Delia, Swan Quarter.

Haynes, Miss Mae, Swan Quarter.

Tunnell, Miss Sheila, Swan Quar-
ter.

Oaylord. Miss Eva, Swan Quarter.

Fisher. Miss Lessie, Swan Quarter.

Gibbs, Mrs. E. C, Swan Quarter.

Jones, H. C, Lake Landing.

Tunnell, Mrs. Lillie, Lake Landing.

Mann. Miss Willie, Lake Landing.

Guthrie, Miss Viola, Engelhard.

Sparrow, Miss Clara. Engelhard.

Bell, Miss Eloise. Engelhard.

Roper. G. E., Engelhard.

Swindell, Mrs. J. E.. Engelhard.

Simmons. Enoch. Fairfield.

Mann. Mrs. T. C. Fairfield.

Rue, Miss Emma, Fairfield.

Williams. Miss, Ocracoke.

SWAN QUARTER.

Incorporated in 1903.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored. 25; total, 225.

Value real estate. $50,000: value
personal property, $25,000.

Tax Rate: 65c. on the .$100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. J. Harris.
Postmaster — A. Berry.
Chief of Police — J. W. Hays.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— B. F. Watson. Pastor.
• Baptist — Rev. Mr. Merrell, Pastor.
Christian — H. S. Davenport. Pastor.
Episcopal — S. S. Barber, Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Swan Quarter High School — Cle-
mant Credle, Principal.
DOCTORS.

Windley. R. E.

DRUGGISTS.

Windley, R. E.

HYI»E— IREDELL.

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GENERAL
Berry, W. T
Brinn,
Brinn,
Credle,
Berry,
HOTELS

MERCHANDISE.

& Co.
Charles.
S. C.
Geo. V.,
Alex.
AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Sr.

Lupton, S.
Harris, VT.

S.
J.

LIVERY STABLES.

Harris, W. J.
Brinn, Greely.

LAWYERS.
Mann, S. S.
Jones, Walter.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Swindell, W. B.
Brinn, Greely.

IREDELL COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, STATESVILLE.

Formed in 1T8S. Named in honor of James Iredell, Associate Justice
Supreme Court of United States.

Area: 650 square miles.

Population, 30,000. White males, 10,644; white females, 11,088; negro
males, 3,600 ; negro females, 3,731 ; foreign born, 30.

Value of real estate, $4,609,715 ; value of personal property, $3,301,327.

Property listed in 1900 by whites, $7,688,489; by negroes, $221,553.

No. of Schools: For whites, 92; for negroes, 33.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
23 l-3c. ; special, 1 l-2c. ; State, 25c. ; schools, 18c.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation and convict labor.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Harmony Telephone Co., assessed value $ 1,000.00

Clio Telephone Co., assessed value 1.475.00

Amity Telephone Co., assessed value 525.00

Southern Railway Co.. 53.20 miles, assessed value 1,549,872.60

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 27,018.00

North Carolina Midland Railroad, 4.91 miles, assessed value . . 80,721.62

The Pullman Co., assessed value 3,386.76

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5. 402.48

Mooresville Telephone Co., assessed value 4,664.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 6,004.38

Southern Power Co., assessed value 8.350.000

Iredell Telephone Co., assessed value 10,900.00

Peoples Telephone Co., assessed value 1 .200.00

Superior Court Terms: 51 h Monday before the 1st Monday in March, two
weeks, criminal and civil; 11th Monday after the 1st Monday in March,
two weeks, criminal and civil; 5th Monday before the 1st Monday in Sep-
tember, two weeks, criminal and civil; Sth Monday after the 1st Monday in
September, two weeks, criminal and civil.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. A. Hartness,
Statesville.

Sheriff— J. M. Deaton. Statesville.

Register of Deeds — J. E. Boyd.
Statesville.

Treasurer — W. R. Sloan. Statesville.

Coroner — P. C. Carlton, Statesville.

Surveyor — R. F. Rives, Statesville.

Co. Supt. of Health— M. R. Adams,
Statesville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— L. O. White.
Statesville.

Supt. of County Home — W. C. Barry,
Barium Springs.

Co. Board of Education — W. G.
Nicholson, J. H. Hill, Statesville; J.
I/. Bradley, Statesville.

County Commissioners — D. E. Tur-
ner. R. F. Gaither, J. W. Hager, Clio;

N. B. Mills. Statesville; H. C. Sum-
mers. New Sterling.

County Board of Elections — W. D.
Templeton, Mooresville: Lee Morrow.
Statesville; R. V. Brawley, Statesville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

P. C. Carlton, Statesville; W. H.
Newton, Mt. Mourne; J. P. Howard,
Roby; T. G. Wallace, Hamptonville,
R. F. D. No. 1; S. C. Johnson. Stonv
Point, R. F. D. No. 2; J. W. Vanhov,
Roby, R. F. D. No. 1; G. W. Mc-
Neely, Statesville, R. F. D. No. 1; Z.
R. Tharpe, Net; W. J. Morrison,
Statesville, R. F. D. No. 3; Elwood E.
Smith. Settle; D. W. Lowrence,
Mooresville; W. S. Page, Cool Spring;
S. Grose, Statesville: W. C. Wooten,
Statesville, R. F. D. No. 2; W. H.
Hunter. Scotts ; J. A. Stikeleather.

.iGvS

IREDELL COUNTY.

Olin; W. M. Reid, New Hope, K. F.
D. No. 1; J. F. Brown, Eagle Mills;
M. I>. Stinson, Troutman; D. J. Ful-
bright, Stony Point, K. F. D. No. 1;
J. R. Warren, Eutola, R. F. D. No. 1;
J. W. Vanstory, Olin; A. M. Kennerlv,
Mt. Dlla, R. F. U. No. 2; S. A. Pad-
gett, Olin; W. C. Moore, Statesville;
O. O. Harwell, Troutman, R. F. D.
No. 1; G. F. Shepherd, Elmwood ; J.
C. McLean, Mooresville; C. V. Voils,
Mooresville; W. W. Turner, States-
ville; W. B. Campbell. Harmony,
R. F. D. No. 1; E. A. Mathe-
son, Troutman, R. F. D. No. 1;
A. J. Beaver, Cool Spring; W. F.
Reece, Cool Spring; E. T. Goodman,
Mooresville; S. S. Templeton, Olin,
R. F. D. No. 1 ; J. A. King, States-
ville; A. W. Blackwelder. Troutman,
K. F. D. No. 2; N. F. Blackwelder,
Dunlap; P. B. Kennedy, Houston-
ville; W. H. Aderholdt, Statesville;
N. E. Moores, New Hope ; J. E. Pri-
vett, Jennings; P. W. Eagle, States-
ville. R. F. D. No. 5; W. W. William-
son, Troutman ; D. L. Webb, States-
ville; R. F. D. No. 4; W. H. Cook.
Houstonville. R. F. D. No. 1 ; B. B.
Boyd, Barium Springs; G. F. Dow-
mim, Turnerburg; R. W. Davis,
Mooresville; J. A. Mills, Doolie; G. L.
Houston, Troutman. R. F. D. No. 2;
A. S. McCoy. Mooresville, R. F. D.
No. 2; F. B. Gaither. Harmony; J. F.
Murdock, Stony Point. R. F. D. No.
2; J. A. Ingram. Eufola.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

E. E. Smith. Settle; J. M. Gibbs,
Harmony: J. P. Davis, Olin; E. E.
Yates. Statesville.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Harmony High School.

Scott's High School— .T. M. Watt.
Principal.

Cool Spring High School— D. C.
Doggett, Principal.

Eupeptic Springs High School — Miss
Mary Crater, Principal.

Troutman High School — Miss Mamie
Crooks, Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Nichols, W. G., Harmony.

Jurney, P. C, Turnersburg.

King. J. E. Statesville, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Boyd, Lois. Barium Springs.

Burnes, A. B.. Cleveland.

Blaylock, N. W.. Statesville.

Ferguson. K. M., Statesville.

Mills, R. W.. Troutman.

Wilhelm, W. W., Eufola.

Kluttz. E. E.. Troutman.

Hall, E. A.. Dunlap.

King. J. E.. Snow Creek.

Houston, Geo. J., Mt. Motirne.

Parks, W. 1'.. Olin.

Williams, J. V., Evalin.

Young, .lames, Granite Hill.

Mott, W. B., Mt. Mourne.

Moore, J. T., May hew.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Grose, C. A., & Bro., Harmony.

Gaither, R. F.. Harmony.

Pressley, W. F., Stony Point, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Sarten, D. P., Cool Spring.

Long, J. J., & Son, Elwood.

Watt, T. L., & Co. Scotts.

Stimpson & Steele, Turnersburg.

Holland, W. L., Olin.

COTTON GINS.

Stimpson & Steele, Turnersburg.

Pou, R. W., Elmwood.

Fox, N. W., Statesville.

Gaither, R. F., Harmony.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Stimpson & Steele. Turnersburg.

Nicholson' Mills, Nicholsons' Mills.

Jennings Mill, Jennings.
SAW MILLS .

Stimpson & Steele. Turnersburg.

Tomlin. C. A., Olin.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Turner, Miss Laura L., Statesville.

Dotsou, Miss Eva, Statesville.

Stevenson, Miss Maggie, Stony
Point.

Shinn, Miss Lillian. Troutman, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Miller, Miss Alice. Troutman.

Earnhardt, Miss Lettie, Statesville,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Howard, B. C, Troutman, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Davidson, C. A., Troutman, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Foster, Miss Lizzie, Statesville.

Steele, Miss K. Lee, Statesville.

Morrison. Miss Ethel, Statesville.

Smith, Miss Augusta. Elmwood.

Abernethy, Miss Pearl. Statesville.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Levan, R. E.. Stony Point, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Morrison. E. H.. Scotts.

Cowan, Miss Mary, Elmwood.

Brawlev, V. R., Troutman, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Brookshire. Miss Essie. Troutman.

Elliott, Knox, Stony Point, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Brown. G. P., Scotts.

Myers. Sanford. Jennings.

Howard, Miss Margaret. Troutman.

Sides. Miss Mabel. Loray.

Dunlap. Miss Lillian. Dunlap.

Ostwalt, Miss Banna. Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Alexander, Miss Florence. Stony
Point.

Hedrick. J. C, Loray.

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Ervin, L. F., Scotts.
Summers, J. Watt, Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 6.
Younger, Miss Alta. New Hope.
Woodsides, Miss Lottie. Loray.
Harris, Miss Cleora. Stony Point.
Dunlap, Miss Eleanor, Dunlap.
Moore, Miss Ella, Cool Spring.
Murdock, Miss Pearl, Statesville.
Gray, J. B., Dunlap.

Rash, J. W„ Statesville.

Kennedy, T. A., Troutmans, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Myers ,J. R., Jennings.

Houpe, L. B., Dunlap.

Watt, J. M„ Scotts.

Crater, Cynthia, Olin, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Crater. Miss Mary, Statesville.

Little, Miss Annie, Statesville, R. F.-
I). No. 6.

Crater, Merton, Olin.

Gilbert, Miss Mattie. Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Crater, J. W., Olin, R. F. D. No. 1.

Maddisou, S. M., Olin, R. F. D.
No. 1

Lazenbv. Miss Ara, Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 7.

Lazenbv. Miss Annie, Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 7.

Choat, Miss Oua, Huutersville.

Gibbs, Miss Janie, Statesville.

Mayberry, Blaine. New Hope.

Stewart, J. A., Stonv Point, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hepler, H. C. Olin. R. F. D. No. 1.

Holeombe, Miss Mamie. Harmony.

Redmond. R. C, New Hope.

Hedriek, M. S., Loray.

Trivette, Dollie, Harmony.

Trivette, Willie, Harmony.

Troutman, J. Claud, Statesville. R.
F. D. No. 3.

Williams, T. H„ New Hope.

Holton, M. B., Statesville, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Harmon. E. E.. Statesville, R. F. D.

Baitv, Miss Anna, Mooresville, R.
F. D.

Swain. W. J.. Olin, R. F. D. N<>. 1.

Howard, Miss Sarah, Dunlap.

Hall. Miss Mattie R„ Statesville.

Summers, Miss Louise, Statesville.

Summers, Miss Robena, Statesville.
R. F. D. No. 7.

Lawrence. Miss Mary, Statesville, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Sharpe, W. P.. Harmony.

Cloaninger. Miss Lou, Mooresville.

Tolbert, Miss Mattie, Troutman, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Davidson, Miss Sallie, Statesville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Hix. Miss Annie. Houstonville.

Sharpe,
Sharpe,
Harris,
Harris.

Reid. W. M., New Hope, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Heath, Miss Daisy. Harmony.

Tharpe. Miss Mamie. Harmony.

Sharpe, C. W., Harmony.

James W., Harmony.
Jno. C, Harmony.
Miss Maud, Stony Point.
Miss Cleora, Stony Point.

Wetmore, T. B., Harmony.

Tharpe, Miss Claudia, Harmony.

Mason, J. R., Statesville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Reece, Miss Li 11a B., Elmwood.

Nicholson. Miss Willie, Statesville.

Stevenson, Miss Mary, Loray.

Andrews. Miss Ethel, Statesville.

Hill. Miss Mary A„ Statesville. R. F.
I). No. 5.

Lowrance, Jay, Mooresville.

Robinson. Miss Ethel, Mooresville.

Bell. Miss Cora, Mt. Mourne.

Bost, E. B.. Mooresville. It. F. D.

Davis, R. W., Mooresville, R. F. D.

Crooks, Miss Mamie E., Troutmans.

Yoos, Miss Betiiah. Charlotte.

Stimson, Miss Annie, Statesville.

Wagner, Clyde. Troutmans.

Ponder, Miss Eugenia, Skyland.

Morrow, Harvey, Eufola.

Moore. Mrs. J. P., Statesville.

Kennedy, Miss Mary, Harmony.

Trivette. Nathan. Hamptonville.
F. D. No. 1.

McLendon. Miss Josephine. Ha
inony.

K.

STATESVILLE.

Population. 1909: 5,000; No. white
polls, 042; No. colored polls. 77.

Value real estate, $1.415,935 : value
personal property, $936,612.

Tax Rate, $1.15 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $1S0,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— H. P. Grier.

Chief of Police — C. H. Conner.

City Clerk — E. Morrison.

Treasurer — E. Morrison.

Tax Collector — W. L. Neely.

Standard-Keeper — J. U. Lamprecbt.

City Attorney — D. Thompson.

City Supt. of Health— H. F. Long.

Postmaster — J. W. C. Long.

R. R. Agent — B. A. Cowan, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — V. E. Lackey,
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — C. J. Jones,
Western Union ; B. W. Crowson, Pos-
tal-Cable Co.

Telephone Managers — A. J. Salley,
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.; H. M.
Barringer. Iredell Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — C. E. Madrey, J. F.

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IREDELL COUNTY.

Mitchner, Pastor.

Lutheran — \Y. A. Lutz, Pastor.

Methodist— Harold Turner, O. I.
Hiuson, Pastors.

Presbyterian — C. E. Raynol, J. B.
Branch, Pastors.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Statesville Graded Schools — I). Matt
Thompson, Superintendent.

Statesville Female College — John A.
Seott, President.

Statesville Male Acadery — A. S. Pax-
ton, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Iredell.

Statesville Inn.

St. Charles.

Gaither House.

Smith House.

ARCHITECTS.

Lazenley, W. J.

Lester, C. H.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — J. C. Irvin,
President; E. S. Pegram, Cashier.

Commercial National Bank — M. K.
Steele, President; D. M. Ausley,
Cashier.

Merchants & Farmers Bank — L. T.
Stimpson, President; F. B. Bunch,
Cashier.

BAKERS.

Johnson, W. S.

Gunn, J. A.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Steele, J. C. & Sons.

Morrison, W. E.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Miller, S. B.

S. M. & H. Shoe Co.

BOOK STORES.

Allison, R. P.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Statesville, B. & L. Association.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Harbin. J. P.

Jones, P. A.

Alexander Bros.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Statesville Vehicle & Harness Co.

Henkle Live Stock Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Miller, W. W.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Statesville Knitting Co.

Bradford Hosiery Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Karosous, A.

Sherrill & Reese.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

Lazenby, W. J.

Steele, T. L.

Morrison, D. A.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Morrison, J. K., & Sons Co.

Statesville Oil & Fertilizer Co.
Cowan, J. L.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Harrison, N.
Sloan Clothing Co.
Knox, R. M., Co. (The)
COTTON GINS.
Morrow, L.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Ramsey-Bowels-Morrison Co.
The Ladies Furnishing Store.
Mills tV: Poston.

DENTISTS.
Laugenour, I'. F.
White, L.
Turner, C. A.
Mott, C. B.
Carlton, Frank.
1'hifer, A. G.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Morrison, J. K., & Sons Co.

DRUGGISTS.
Statesville Drug Co.
Polk-Gray Drug Co.
Stimpson, Logan & Son.
Hall, W. F., Jr.

DOCTORS.
Adams, M. R.
Hill, W. J.
McLaughlin, J. E.
Campbell, A.
Yount, E. M.
Campbell, R. A.
Long, H. F.
McElwee. Ross S.
Sharpe, F. L.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Sherrill-White Co.

Lawrence Bros. Co.

W. W. Foushee.

The Lillv-Allison Co.

The T. M. Mills Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Southern Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Karousos. A.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Sloop, J. E.

Stevenson, H. L.

Fowler, N. W.

Austin. G. M.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Phifer, J. P.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Steele, J. C, & Sons.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Statesville House Furnishing Co.

Williams, D. J.

GROCERS.

Morrison, J. K., & Sons Co.
(Wholesale).

Statesville Grocery Co. (Wholesale).

Matheson Grocery Co.

Colvert Grocery Co.

IREDELL COUNTY.

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Eagle & Milkolland.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Statesville Hardware & Harness Co.

Evans Hardware Co.

Lazenby-Montgomery Co.
HOSPITALS.

Long's Sanitorinm.

Rillingsley City Hospital (memo-
rial).

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Gaither, E. G. (Fire, Life Health,
Accident).

Statesville Realty & Investment Co.

Statesville Loan & Trust Co.

Carlton. P. C. (Fire).

Sloan. W. E. (Fire, Life, Health,
Accident).

JEWELERS.

Woodward Bros.

Rickert, R. H.

Henry, R. F.

LAUNDRIES.

Statesville Steam Laundry.

Chinese Laundry.

LAWYERS.

Turner, W. D.

Arm field, C. H.

McLaughlin, R. B.

Nicholson, Geo. B.

Armfield, J. B.

Raymer, D. L.

Thompson, Dorman.

Burke, H.

Bristol. W. A.

Long, Z. V.

firier, H. P.

Caldwell, L. C.

Connelly, J. B.

Nattress, W. E.

Coble. A. L.
LUMBER MR'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Iredell Lumber Co.

Miller, A. A.. & Son.

Munday-Teague Co.

MARBLE WORKS.

Cooper Marble Works.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Turner, C. H.

Steel, J. C, & Sons.

Statesville Hardware & Harness Co.

Overcash, W. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Statesville Furniture Co.

Imperial Furniture Mfg. Co.

Kincaid Furniture Co.

Ahta Chair Co.

Statesville Safe & Table Co. (Fur-
niture.)

Statesville Cotton Mills.

Bloomneld Mfg. Co.

Paola Cotton Mills. (Cotton goods.)

Flanigan Harness Co. (Harness.)

Statesville Knitting Co.

Bradford Hosiery Mills. (Hosiery.)
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Evans Hardware Co.

Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.

Coley, John.
Moose, W. A.
Johnson, E. S.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Morrison Produce & Provision Co.
Miller, W. W.
Statesville Grocery Co.

PLUMBERS.
Holler, A. W., Plumbing Co.
Holcomb, Zeb V.
Munday & Richie.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Leonard, J. S.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Simpson, W. J.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Brady, J. A.
Statesville Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Statesville Realty & Investment Co.
Gaither, E. G.
Mills, W. R.
Brawley, R. V.
Kerr. J. S.
Wallace, Isidore.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Morrison, W. E.

TAILORS.
Sloan, Ralph.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Nicholson, J. W...& Co.
Critcher & Wilson.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Bass, R. A.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Critcher & Wilson.
Johnson, E. S.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Mascot — A. H. Gilmore, Editor.
The Landmark— R. R. Clark, Edi-
tor.

MOORESVILLE.

Population, 1900: 3,450.

No. white polls, 424 ; No. colored
polls. 54.

Value real estate. $472, 2S5; value
personal property, $696,492.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $35,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. E. Brown.

Chief of Police — Wm. A. Brown.

City Clerk— W. D. Terapleton.

Treasurer — W. D. Templeton.

Tax Collector — E. M. Kennedy.

City Attorney — Zeb. V. Turlington.

Postmaster — R. S. Templeton.

R. R. Agent — W. P. Drew, Southern
Railway Co.

Express Agent — W. P. Drew.

Telegraph Manager — Robt. Baker,
Western Union Tel. Co.; F. P. Yates,
Postal Tel. Co.

Telephone Manager — J. A. Harrill,
Mooresville Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. V. Devery, Pastor.

272

IREDELL COUNTY.

Lutheran — J. L. Morgan, Pastor.

Methodist — R. M. Courtney, Pastor.

Presbyterian — (First). W. S. Wilson.
Pastor; (Second), No. Pastor.

Associate Reformed Presbyterian —
It. C. Davidson. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mooresville Graded Sehools — A. C.

Kerley, Superintendent.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Commercial Hotel.
Melebor, Mrs. Lillian.
Miller, Mrs. Maggie.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank — George C.
Goodman, President; C. P. McNeely,
Cashier.

& Farmers Bank — E. W.
resident; H. D. Mills,

Merchants
Brawley, 1
Cashier.

BRICK

Carpenter,
Brown, James W.

Bl ILDING & LOAN

Mooresville.
BUTCHERS AND

CATTLE

Cornelius, George D.
Smith, C.
Brown, J
CARRIAGE

Johnston.
Turner, D.

MANUFACTURERS.

W. P.

ASSOCIATIONS.
DEALERS IN

G.

E., & Co.

DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

W. C. & Co.
E., & Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Mooresville Cotton Mills.
Dixie Cotton Mills Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Butler, J. W.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Troutmau. B. A.
Brown, D. M.
Brown. A. F.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Johnston, H. N., & Co.

COTTON GINS.

Templeton. Williams & Co.
Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Mooresville Gin & Feed Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Howard, Brawley & Co.
P., Co.
W. W., Co.
DENTISTS.

s.

N.

Mills, J.
Rankin,

Frontis,
Toils, C.
Troutmau,

Paul W.

DRUGGISTS.

George C, &
H.

Goodman,
Miller, E.

DOCTORS.

Stevenson. S. W.
Bell, A. E.
Moore, N. G.
Carpenter, F. A.
Gilmore, W. D.
Dr. Evans.

Co.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Freeze, R. W., & Co.

Carpenter. W. P.

Courey, L. II.

White Bros.

Rankin, Harris & McNeely.

Culp & McNeely Bros.

POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Municipal Light & Power Co.

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills.

Brawley, E. W.

Rankin. \Y. W., Co.

Mills, J. P., Co.

Howard, Rrawlev & Co.

Rankin, Harris & McNeely.

Carpenter, W. P.

Freeze, R. W., & Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Butler, J. W.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Yates. F. P.
Nesbit & Pressley.

GROCERS.

Johnston. H. N., & Co.
Neel, W. M.. & Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Johnston, W. C, & Co.
Turner, D. E., & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Mooresville Loan & Trust Co. (Life

and Fire.)

Goodman, 8. M. (Life and Fire.)
McLauchlin, Shelley. (Life and

Fire.)

JEWELERS.

Abernethy. R. M.
Walters. J. H.

LAWYERS.
Turlington, Zeb. V.
Starr. A. L.

LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Mooresville Furniture Co.
Barger Bros.
Brown, .Tas. W.
Mooresville Lumber Co.

MARBLE WORKS.

Mooresville Marble Works.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills.
Mooresville Cotton Mills.
Eagle Clothing Mfg. Co. (Pants.)
Mooresville Furniture Co. (Furi/i-
ture.)

Dixie Cotton Mills.

PAINTERS.
Mathesou, W. L.
Miller, Elmer.
Pressley, S. J.
Gouger, J. F.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Johnston, H. N., & Co.
Xeel, W. M., & Co.
Culp & McNeely Bros.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cooper, W. S.

IREDELI JACKSON.

27:!

PRINTING OFFICES.

Miller. R. Ambrose.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Mooresville Loan & Trust Co.
Ozment. M. A.

\ NDERTAKERS AM) EMBALMERS.
Johnston, H. N., & Co.
Yates. P. P.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Mooresville Enterprise — J. Bailey
Robeson, Editor.

JACKSON COUNTY.

COCNTY SEAT, WEBSTER.

Formed .11 1831. Named in honor of General Andrew Jackson.

Area: 200 square miles.

Population: 11,853. White males. 5,621; white females. 5,301; negro
males, 314; negro females, 277; foreign born, 10; Indians. 340.

Value of real estate, $1.4S4.0s4 ; value of personal property. $2,4S3,550.

Property listed in 1009 by whites. $2,394,954; by negroes. $20,908; by In-
dians. 807,088.

No. of Sehools: For whites. 52; for negroes, 3.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 41 2-3c. on the $100; poor. 38; roads and
bridges, 25c; special, 13c. County bonded debt,. $1,000.

Public Roads: No. miles. 250. Worked by taxation and labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway, 22.80 miles, assessed value $664,522.30

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,120.04

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 1.609.70

Franklin Telephone and Electric Company, assessed value 244.00

Waynesville Telephone Co.. assessed value 300.00

Bryson City Telephone Company, assessed value 889.00

Home — Arthur All-
Education — R. L.
Cullowhee; R. L.

R. Sherrill. Web-

COTJNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. F. Brown,

Webster.

Sheriff — J. M. Worley. Webster.

Register of Deeds — J. T. Cribble,
Webster.

Treasurer — M. Worth Bryson, Web-
ster.

Coroner — D. D. Hooper, Sylva.

Surveyor — W. F. Cook. Rich Moun-
tain.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Ottis Self.
Webster.

Supt. of County
man, Webster.

Co. Board of
Madison, Ichrm.),
Gray, Sylva ; W.
ster.

County Commissioners — H. R.

Queen, (chrm.). Argura : W. J. Cogdill,
Addie; J. M. Watson, Cullowhee.

County Board of Elections — C. L.
McKee, (chrm.), Sylva; .!. T. Wilkes,
East LaPorte.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Barkers Creek — W. M. Brown, Bar-
kers; C P». Sutton. Barkers; T. C.
Jones, Barkers.

Cany Fork Township — John C.
Brown," Cowarts; Dillard Hooper,
Cowarts.

Canadeer — S. M. Parker, Argura ; J.
H. Mathews, Argura.

Cullowhee — J. N. Wilson, Cullowhee;
B. H. Hooper, Cullowhee; W. L. Hen-
son. Cullowhee.

-R. H. Jarrett, Dillsboro;
Dillsboro; F. Jarrett,

Dillsboro

M. L. Hall
Dillsboro.

Greens Creek — A. C. Cagle, Greens
Creek; R. W. Green, Greens Creek; J.
C. Reed, Greens Creek.

Hamburgh — T. C. Dills. Hamburgh;
C. G. Wilsou, Hamburgh; Elbert Wat-
son. Hamburgh.

.Mountain — J. M. Leopard, Erastus ;
M. L. Coggins, Erastus.

Qualla— W. B. Sherrill. Whittier; S.
J. Beck, Whittier; J. H. Bardly,
Whittier.

s.vlva — R. W. Fisher, Sylva: John
Keener, S.vlva : J. R. Love, Sylva.

Scotts Creek — J. P. Calhoun, Addie;
J. S. Hoyle, Addie; F. F. C. Wood-
ward. Addie.

Savannah — S. T. Bryson. Gay; R. D.
Cowan, Gay.

Webster— A. W. Davis, Webster; J.
J. Wilal. Webster; Roy Leatherwood.
Webster.

River — P. N. Price, Tuckaseige.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — L. W. Hooper. Tuckaseigee.

Hooper, L. W.. Suls Creek.

Queen, A. C, Wolf Mountain.

Sitton, J. D., Cullowhee.

Bryson, A. C.

Rev. Mr. Cook. Addie.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Cullowhee Normal and Industrial
School — R. L. Madison, Principal, Cul-
lowhee.

Webster High School— J. O. Allen.

-IS-

:i4

JACKSON COUNTY.

Principal, Webster.

Sylva Collegiate Institute — Prof.
Hearst, Principal, Svlva.
I'LOl'R, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Harris Milling Co., Dillsboro.
Allen, W. L., Beta.

SAW MILLS.

Mason', C. C, Dillsboro.

Hooper, Lee, Cullowhee.

Callhoun, J. S., Addie.

Rogers, J. S., Whittier.

Wild, F. J., Webster.

McGuire, George, Morton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Brysou, H. H., Argnra.

Call, G. M., Cashiers.

Fowler, W. M., Glenville.

Holden, Frank, Glenville.

Peek. B. M., Glenville.

Coggins, M. L., Erastus.

Wike & Smith, Cullowhee.

Rigdon, J. M., Tuckaseigee.

Coward, William, Cowarts.

Norton & Wild, Webster.

Zachary & Bryson, Cullowhee.

Coglee, John, Greens Creek.

Wike, W. D., & Co., Greens Creek.

Jones, A. D., Barkers Creek.

Brown, W. M., Wilmot.

Watts, A. B., Wilmot.

Monteith, G. W., Wilmot.

MeCall, George R.. Caskins.

Holder, Miles, Fall Cliff.

Shelton. Win., Speedwell.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Taylor, H. F., Whittier, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sprinkle, G. W., Whittier, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Bradshawe. Miss Maggie. Whittier,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Cathev, Miss Inez. Svlva.

Stillwell, Miss Lillian, Sylva."

Parker, A. D., Sylva.

Moore, Miss Maggie. Sylva.

Shelton, Miss Birdie, Whittier.

Keller. Miss Myrtle, Wilmot.

Buchanan, Miss Luetta, Barkers
Creek.

Owen. Miss Delia, Dillsboro.

Monteith, D. A., Dillsboro.

Cooper, Sam. T., Dillsboro.

Owen, Charles F., Sylva.

Hooper, V. V., Beta.

Hensou, Miss Bertie. Beta.

Bnsley, Clingman, r»eta.

Brown, Miss Eva, Balsam.

Dillard. Miss Marie, Willets.

Phillips. S. J„ Willets.

Long, Miss Demerries, Addie.

Wilson. Miss Gertrude, Addie.

Hall, Miss Grace. Webster.

Honeycutt. Miss Gertrude, Webster.

Avera, Miss Florida. Webster.

Ashe, Miss Lula, Greens Creek.

Shelton, Miss Bessie, Greens Creek.

Tilley, L. V., Greens Creek.

Zachary, Fred, Deets.

Wilson, Miss Lula, Deets.

Liner, Miss Nettie, Deets.

Brown, Miss Susie, Gay.

Coward, Miss Florence, Cullowhee.

Henson, Miss Bertha, Cullowhee.

Keller, Miss Lacretia, Cullowhee.

Keller, Miss Daisy, Speedwell.

Frizzell. Miss Nannie, Fall Cliff.

Stillwell, E. H., Cullowhee.

Henson, Miss Lela, East Laport.

Ensley, Miss Bertha, Tuckaseigee.

Higdon, M. V., Tuckaseigee.

Waldroup, E. W., Cowarts.

Long, Miss Minnie. Cowarts.

Bird, J. W., Cowarts.

Hooper, Ransom, Cowarts.

Wood. J. O., Rich Mountain.

Waldroup, Miss Girlie, Rich Moun-
tain.

Powell, Miss Rosa. Wolf Mountain.

Norton, J. L., Wolf Mountain.

Hooper, Aaron, Argura.

Galloway. Mrs. Olivia, Argura.

Jamison. Miss Maud, Glenville.

Henson. Miss Julia. Glenville.

Rigdon. Miss Mattie, Glenville.

Zachary, T. Roy, Glenville.

Buchanan. Beuj. F., Glenville.

Rogers. Miss Bonnie. Erastus.

Stewart, Miss Julia. Erastus.

Bumgarner, Miss Nettie, Cashiers.

Pickiesimer, Miss Bessie, White
Side.

Grimshawe. Miss Annie. Ocala.

Norton, Miss Lessie, Sapphire.

WEBSTER.

Value real estate, $10,000; value
personal property, S15.000.
Postmastei — G. W. Sutton.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. A. Peeler. Pastor.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Kesterson, Tas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Webster Graded School— R. L. Al-
len. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Tuckaseigee Bank — J. J. Hooker,
President; .1. L. Bravles, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Self. William.

DRUGGISTS.
Webster Drug Store.

LAWYERS.
Moore, Walter E.
Cowan. C. C.
Allv, Felix E.
Sutton, G. W.
Brown. A. A.
Sherrill. W. R.
Hooker. J. J„ Dillsboro.
Wilke. C. B.. East La Porte.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Brvles. J. L.
Coward. O. B.
Rigrdon, J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Mountain View Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

J. W. Rhinehart.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Consolidated Nickle Co.

JACKSON— JOHNSTON.

275

Cullowhee Copper Co., Cullowhee.
Harris Clay Co., Harris.

J. Long.
Wilson.
Hampton,

E. Hainp-

n.

SYIiVA.

Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 1909: White, 400; color-
ed, 100; total, 500.

Value real estate, $129,420; value
personal property, $204,903.
Tax Bate: 35c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — James R. Love.
Postmaster — Mrs. Sadie
Chief of Police — Claude
K. B. Agent — H. E.
Southern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — H.
tou, Western Union Telegraph Co
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
First Methodist Church, Souths
C. H. Neal, Pastor.

First Baptist — W. Burton Crease-
man, Pastor.

St. John's Episcopal — Kenneth I.
Rice.

SCHOOLS AND
Baptist Collegiate
Hurst, Principal.

BANKS AND
Jackson County
Harris, President;
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Hooper, Delos D.
Nichols, Asbury S.

DRUGGISTS.
A Theodore Buchanan.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Grindstau, B. C, oc Co.
Sylva Supply Co.
Fowler, W. M.
Cathey, B. H., & Son.
B. F., & Co.
J.
W.
Hoxit & Stiles (meats).
HOTELS AND BOARDING
Commercial Hotel, Mrs.
Morris, Proprietor.

Boarding House, Mrs. S.
nnan, Prop.

LIVERY STABLES.
Sylva Livery and Feed Co., D. M.
Dillard. Manager.

ACADEMIES.

Institute — W.

BANKERS.

Bank — Charles

M.

Rheinhart,
Miller, W.
Keener, J.

HOUSES

H. M.

O. Buch-

MANUFACTUBING PLANTS.

Sylva Lumber & Manufacturing Co.
Harris Rees Tanning Co.
Dunn, Buchanan Lumber Co.
Dills & Bryson Mfg. Co. (Shirts.)

MONUMENTS.
Stein, H.

col-

J.

Buchanan,

DIMiSBORO.

Incorporated in 1884.

Population, 1909: White, 275
ored, 25; total, 300.

Value real estate, $75,000; value
personal property, $39,000.

TOWN OFFICEBS.

Mayor — J. J. Mason.

Postmaster — Mrs. S. C. Jarrett.

Chief of Police— C. C. Mason.

B. R. Agent— P. W. Kincaid, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — P. W. Kincaid,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

M. E. Church, South— C. H. Neal,
Pastor.

Baptist— P. T. McAfee, Pastor.

Presbyterian— R. P. Smith, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Dillsboro Graded School.
DOCTORS.

Candler, C. Z.

Colby, C. D. W.

Candler, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.

Dillsboro Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Buchanan & Leatherwood.

Bryson, Holmes.

Dillsboro Supply Co.

Jarrett, J. P., & Sons.

Watkins, J. D. (Groceries.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Jarrett Springs Hotel.

Haywood House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Parris, M.

Zacharv & Fisher.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Blue Ridge Locust Pin Co. (Pin
Factory.)

Mason, J. J. (Saw Mill.)

Harris Milling Co. (Flour Mill.)
LAWYERS.

Hooker, J. J.

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SMITHFIELD.

Formed in 1740. Named in honor of Gabriel Johnston, Colonial Governor.

Area: 740 square miles.

Population: 35,500. White males, 13.345; white females, 13,141; negro
males, 4,423; negro females, 4,205; foreign born, 42.

Value of real estate, $4,276,034; value of personal property, $3,260,773.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $7,217,677; by negroes, $319,130.

No. of Schools: For whites, 110; for negroes, 37.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 20c. on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 700. Four townships worked by special tax;
twelve townships under old State Law.

IV. M. Sanders,

Ceneral Merchandise,
Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELD, N. C.

-'TO JOHNSTON COUNTY.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Selma Telephone Company, assessed value $ .",T.",.()(i

Cardenas Telephone Company, assessed value 95.00

Johnston County Telephone Company, assessed value 2,900.00

North Carolina R. R.. 26.24 miles, assessed value 1,228,614.20

Carolina Telephone & Tel. Company, assessed value 5.606.00

Southern Railway, rolling stock, assessed value 15,766.00

Atlantic Coast Line R. R., 4,->>.62 miles, assessed value 1,274,924.49

Renson Telephone Company, assessed value 2,000.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 5,200.54

Southern Rell Tel. & Telegraph Company, assessed value 7,945.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value.... 9,652.40

Southern Express Company, assessed value 5.691.62

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 17.900.5S

Postal Telegraph -Cable Co.. assessed value 514.50

Clayton Telephone Company, assessed value 2,500.00

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 0..°,fi miles, assessed value 3,582.70

Superior Court Terms: First Monday in March; 10th Monday alter 1st

Monday in March; 1st Monday after 1st Monday in September; 14th Mon-
day after 1st Monday in .September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — W. S. Stevens.
Smithfield.

Sheriff' — R. M. Nowell, Selma.

Register of Deeds — S. T. Holiev-
cutt, Smithfield.

Treasurer — G. A. Hood. Kenly.

Coroner — R .P. Noble. Selma.

Surveyor — T. R. Fulghum, Selma.

Co. Supt. of Health— A. H. Rose,
Smithfield.

Co. Supt. of Schools— J. P. Cana-
day, Smithfield.

Supt. of County Home — Israel Ste-
phenson. Smithfield. R. F. I). No. 1.

Co. Board of Education — J. .1. Rose,
(chairman i, Beasley, R. F. 1).. No. 2;
W. <!. Wilson. Wilson Mills : George
P. Woodard. Princeton.

County Commissioners — W. T.

Bailey, (chairman), Kenly: R. I. Og-
burn, Willow Spring, R .F. D. No. 1;
John W. Wood, Renson. R. F. D. No.
•_»; .T. C. Keen, Four Oaks: I). R.
(•liver. Pine Level.

County Board of Elections — M. C.
Winston. Selma : W. A. Edgerton,
Smithfield ; Wright Creech. Smithfield.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Clayton Township — M. G. Gulley,
Clayton: N. R. Pool. Clayton; G. A.
Smith, Wilsons Mills. R. P. D. No. :!.

Cleveland— F. T. Booker. Clayton,
R. F. I). No. 11: J. E. Jones. Clayton,
F. I). No. 1 ; J. J. Lee. Carner. R.
F. D. No. 1 : .T. T. Wrenn. McCullers.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Pleasant firove — John L. Johnson.
Benson. R. F. I).: .1. ( ). Jones; 1). A.
Stephenson. Renson. R. F. D. No. 4.

Elevation— J. H. Smith. Smithfield.
R. F. D. No. 1: Josephus Johnson.
Benson, R. F. D. No. 1 ; J. A. Turling-
ton, Benson. R. F. D. No. 1 ; L. E.
Barber. McD. Longdon. AY. E. Thorn-
ton.

Banner — .1. M. Britt. Benson: Seth
McLamb. Benson; E. F. Moore, Ben-
son; G. W. Godwin, Benson.

Meadow — J. M. Lawhorn, Benson. R.
F. D. No. 2 ; L. P. Johnson, Benson.
R. F. D. No. 2; P. B. Tant, Benson.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Bentonsville — H. C. Williams. Beas-
ley : W .H. Upchurch, Beasley : W. N.
Rose. Beasley.

Digrams — L. W. Hockaday, Four
Oaks; A. D. Ford. Four Oaks: G. H.
Temple. Four Oaks; J. M. Sanders.
Four Oaks; J. E. Johnson, Four Oaks.
Sinithfield— Z. L. Lemay. Smith-
field; F. K. Broadhurst, Smithfield: E.
.1. Holt, Smithfield.

Boon Hill— W. D. Phillips. Prince-
ton: C. C. Lynch, Princeton: J. I».
Finlayson, Princeton ; J. T. Massey.
Princeton : N. G. Wiggs, Princeton :
1). B. Langley, Princeton.

Beulah— J. S. Starling, Micro: N. K.
Pike. Basrlev; R. D. Ballance, Kenly:
Walter Batten. Kenly ; L. B. Boyette,.
Kenly: B. E. Ward. Kenly.

O'Neals— L. H. Boykin. Selma. R .F. j
I>: J. E. Winston. Selma. R. F. IK:
John C. Hood. Selma. R. F. I).; J. L.
Jones. Selma. R. F. D.

Wilders— J. R. Barnes. Archer; W.
B. Eason, Archer: W. M. Nowell.
Archer: W. M. Estridge, Archer.

Wilson Mills— E. E. Parrish. Wilson
Mills; J. M. Vinson, Wilson Mills; J.
T. McLeod. Wilson Mills.

Selma — Charles F. Kirby. Selma : R.
E. Richardson. Selma: Jesse Daugh-
tery, Selma; C. A. Corbett. Selma.

Pine Level— W. F. Gerald. Pine-
Level; S. C. Peedin, Pine Level: G. E.
Braswell. Pine Level; Theo. Hinnant.
Tine Level.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Booker, E. N., Clayton, R. F. It.
No. 1.

IV. M. Sanders,

General Merchandise,
Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELD. N. C.

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

Maclemore, G. T., Clayton, It. F. D.
No. 1.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOAVNS.

Smith, J. W., Clayton, E. F. D.

No. 1.

Smith & Ellington, Clayton, It. I".
D. No. 1.

Green, J. W., Garner, R. F. D.

No. 1.

Smith. G. A., Wilsons .Mills. R. F. D.
No. ".

Smith. S. V.. Wilsons Mills, R. F. 1).
No. 3.

Lassiter, R. I.. Four Oats, R. F. D.
No. 4.

High Bros., Selma. R. F. D. No. 2.

NaiTon, Newsome, Kenly, It. F. D.
No. 2.

Talton, .7. It.. Selma. It. F. I). No. 2.

COTTON GINS.

Barham, J. H.. Archer.

Barnes, .1. W., Archer.

.Teft'reys & Murphrey. Selma.

Lee, P. H„ Archer, R. F. I). No. 1.

Bagley, D. H., Bagley.

11 iles Pros., Kenly, R. F. D. No. 2.

Byrd, I*,. It., Penson, R. F. D.

Creech, J. Willis. Benson, R. F. I».
No. 1.

Bailey Pros. & Kirby, Kenlv. It. F.
I>. No. 2.

Boykin, J. P.. Kenly, R. F. P.

Johnson, A. ('.. Benson, It. F. I).
No. 1.

McLainb, S. W., Benson.

Johnson, W. T.. Benson. R. F. I).

Williamson, P! I'., Raleigh.

Pool, Fah.. Clayton.

Brady, H. P., Garner, R. F. D.

Fort & Adams. Penson, R. F. P.

Fort, J. C, Benson. It. F. D.

Johnson, ('. T., Penson.

Barber. W. L.. Penson. P. F. D.
No. 3.

Mitchell, W. G., Princeton.

Wood. John W.. Penson, R. F. 1).
No. 2.

Ledbetter. J. It.. Princeton.

Barbour. J. P.. iV- Sons. Clayton.

Ogburn, L. T., Willow Spring, It.
F. D.

Barnes, N. P.. Clayton.

Stevenson. J. W.. Smithfield.

• lower. R. H., Clayton.

Myatt. J. W.. Clayton. P. F. I).
No. 1.

Thurston, I>. J., Clayton.

Bryan, G. C,. Clayton, R. F. I).
No. 1.

Vinson. J. A., Clayton.

O'Neal, Oscar, Selma, R. F. I). No. 1.

Corbett & Hicks, Selma, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Gully, E. R., Clayton. R. F. I).

Bailey, L. G.. Wakefield, R. F. D.

Creech Pros.. Selma. R. F. D.

Hocutt & Price. Wakefield, R. F. 1).
No. 1.

The Adams Co., Four Oaks.
Johnson, Josephus, Benson. P. F
D. No. 1.
Parker & Strope. Four Oaks.
Peasley, J. K., Benson, R. F. D
No. 2.
Parker. L. E., Four Oaks, R. F. O
Strickland. Robert. Four Oaks. R
F. D. No. 1.

Lee, J. J., Garner. R. F. I).
Lemay, T. W., Raleigh. R. F. D.
Penny, Ransom, Garner. R. F. D.
Rand & Lawrence. Smithfield.
Narron Pros., Selma. R. F. I). No 2.
Stephenson, A. A.. Penson, It. F. D.
Massengill, J. J.. Four Oaks. R.
P.. D.

Home, Ashley, & Son. Clayton.
Dunn Oil Mill Co.. Kenly.
Price, Haywood, Kenly, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Richardson, L. B., Kenlv. P. F. I).
No. 2.

Wrenn, J. T., & Co.w McCullers, It.
F. D.

Parker & Hobbv, Penson. R. F. D.
Tant, A. D.. Benson, R. F. D.
Sanders. Wm.. Smithfield.
Wall. Henry. Garner.
Sanders, C. L., & Bro.. Smithfield.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Stewart, C. S. & W. W.. Four Oaks.
It. F. D. No. 1.
Creech, D. T., Pine Level.
Creech. W. S.. Pine Level.
Coats. D. M., Smithfield. It. F. D.
No. 2.

Parker, Jesse, Pine Level.
Oliver, W. B., & Son. Pine Level.
Sanders, Wm. M., Smithfield.
Uzzle, L. F.. & Bros., Wilson Mills.
Smith, G. A.. Wilson Mills. R* F.
D. No. 1.

Farming & Mercer Co., Clayton, It.
F. D. No. 1.

Flowers & Williams, Beasley, It.
F. D.

Holt. E. J.. Smithfield.

Wood. Moore, & Sons, Penson, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Peasley & Webb, Penson, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Wood. J. W.. Penson.

McLamb, Seth, Dunn, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Narron, Wiley, & Son, Kenly, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Pittman Pros.. Micro.

Farmers' Ginnery, Selma.

Corbett. C. A.. Selma.

Creech, Charles, Selma.

Bass. II.. Kenly, R. F. D.

Poole, George T.. Smithfield, R.
F. D.

Jordan & Williamson, Wilson Mills.
R. F. D.

Mial, A. T.. Raleigh.

Creech, R. A., Penson, R. F. D.

W. M. Sanders, 5e"era' M™h°ndi*'

" * "'* ^M11**v-i^j Cotton and Cotton Se

Seed.

SMITIIFIKLD, X. C.

278

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

MeLamb, J. R., Four Oaks, R. P. D.

Tomlinson, W. D., Smithfield, R.
F. D.

Yelvington, John W., Clavton, R.
F. D.

Jones, J. W., Powhatan.

Gardner Bros., Pine Level.

Baker, J. W., Princeton.

Barbour, J. G., & Sons, Clavton.

Johnson, W. T. & I. H., Garner, R.
P. D. No. 1.

Richardson, Wm., Selma.

Worley, G. B., Princeton, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Creech, Charles, Selrna, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Barnes & Home, Clayton.

McCullers, B. B., Clayton.

Wilson, C. M. & W. G.. Wilson Mills.

Southern Cotton Oil Mill, Selma.

Lunsford Milling Co., Selma, R.
F. D.

Richardson & Whitlev, Wendell.

Avera, W. D., Smithfield, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Tyner & Home, Clayton.

Jones, Burk R., Wilson Mills, R.
F. D.

Lassiter, W. A.. Wilson Mills, R. F.
O. No. 3.

Smithfield Gin Co.. Smithfield.

Tomlinson, J. H. B., Smithfield, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Johnson, Ed., Four Oaks, R. F. D.

Flowers, W. H., Four Oaks.

Lassiter. R. I., Four Oaks, R. F. D.

George, P. T., Four Oaks, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Earp, G. C, Selma, R. F. D. No. 1.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS!

Funderburk, Roy, Monroe.

Ellis, Miss Ruby, Clayton.

Taylor, Miss Ruth, McCullers. R.
F. D.

Edwards, Miss Fannie, Speed.

Helme, Miss Mollie, Smithfield.

Beasley, H. M., Beasley.

Penny, Miss Elsie. Garner, R. F. D.

Clifton, Carson, Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Watson, Miss Maude, Fremont.

Coats, Miss Vessie, Smithfield.

Tomlinson, Miss Emma, Clayton, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Strickland, N. B.. Smithfield, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Yoiins, Miss Lillian, Benson. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Hardee. Miss Maggie, Benson. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Wilson, S. R., Angier.

Grimes, Miss Maude, Benson. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Coats, Miss Ida, Coats.

Johnson, J. R., Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Gilbert, Miss Frilla, Benson.

Parrish, Mrs. Neva, Angier, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Parker, Ezra, Benson.

Barbour, Alonzo, Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Wheeler, Miss Etta, Benson, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Rose. Miss Lessie, Beaslev, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Tyner, Miss Lena. Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Stevens, Miss Ora G.. Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Jernigau, Herman, Benson.

Parker, R. E., Selma, R. F. D. No. 1.

Barbour, Miss Gertie, Benson, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Barbour, J. R., Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Lambert, H. D., Angier, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Royall. L. T., Benson

Toler, Mrs. Luna, Beaslev, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cook, Miss Mary M., Potecasi.

Richardson, Miss Fannie, Selma.

Tuttle, Miss Dora, Caldwell Co.

Coats, Seth, Dunn.

Wheeler, George H., Benson.

Woodall, F. L., Benson, R. F. D.

Phillips, Arthur, Four Oaks, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Altman, C. M.. Beasley, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Barefoot, Junius, Beasley, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Parker, Miss Irene, Cotton.

Godwin, Julian, Benson, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Eldridge, Miss Ellen, Smithfield.

Masseneill, Jasper. Benson, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Hall, Festus, Benson.

Dunn, Miss Mary L., Beasley, R.
F. D.

Rose. H. V., Beasley, R. F. D. No. 2.

West, Miss Bessie, Dunn. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Hudson, Parlia, Beasley, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Kornegay, P. J.. Princeton, R. F. D.

Grantham, Miss Ethel, Princeton, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Stevens, Miss Estelle. Beasley, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Langston, J. H., Beasley, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Lassiter, Miss Annie, Beasley, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Wellons, Mrs. Sarah R.. Smithfield.

Strickland, C. P... Four Oaks. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Rose, J. T., Beasley, R. F. D. No. 2.

Hall, John, Benson.

Ravnor, James, Benson, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Temple, Junius, Four Oaks, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Langston, Osburn, Four Oaks. R. F.
D. No. 3.

W. M. Sanders,

General Merchandise,
Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELD, N. C.

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

279

Princeton.
Princeton.
Beaseley, R.

R.

Parker, Miss Johnnie, Four Oaks.
R. P. D. No. 2.

Brackett, J. H., Four Oaks.

Richardson. Miss Nellie. Selma.

Johnson, Miss Mina. Clayton, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Parker, Miss Helen. Asheville.

Thomas, C. J., Four Oaks, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Pittman, R. T., Kenly, R. F. D.

Sanders, Miss Cornelia. Smithfleld.

Fitzgerald, A. J.. Princeton.

Stucky, J. H., Princeton.

Dees. Miss Lela, Princeton.

Bizzell, D. M.. Smithfleld. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Sanders. Miss Bettie Lee. Smithfleld.

Woodard, Miss Laura, Princeton, R.
F. D.

Bradv, S. R., Princeton. R. F. D.

Pearce, E. F.. Princeton. R, F. D.

Aycock, Miss Pearl. Princeton.

Penny, Miss Juanita. Princeton.

Strachan, Miss Minnie,

Strachan. Mrs. M. R.,

Jinnett, Miss Isabella,
F. D.

Hinnant. Mrs. Ada, Archer.

Lee. Miss Jane. Benson.

Liles. E., Knightdale, R. F. D.

Hocutt, Mrs. I. W., Wakefield.
F. D. No. 1.

Hicks. Miss Flossie P.. Knightsdaie,
R. F. D.

Daughtry, Miss Mittve, Smithfleld,
R. F. D. No. 2.

McLean. J. L.. Maxton.

Banks. Miss Katie Lee. Haw River.

Gray, Miss Fannie. Lenoir.

Jones. J. A. T., McCullers. R. F.

Eldridge, Miss Bertha. Beasley,
F. D. No. 2.

Oliver, Miss Sallie, Princeton,
F. D.

Woodard. Jolin R., Princeton.

Hassell, B. F.. Selma.

Mountcastle. Miss Susie C Lynch-
burg, Va.

Fitzgerald, Miss Florence, Durham.

Badger, Miss Mary. Rosemary.

Anderson. Miss Sallie B.. Reidsville.

Newbold, Miss Helen. Roxboro.

Ware. Miss Marion. Richmond, Va.

Wall. Miss Ava, Clavton.

Standi, A. C. Selma. R. F. D. No. 1.

Marsbburn, Miss Mary, Benson. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Powell, Miss Lila, Garner. R. F. D.

Rollings, S. <;.. Kenly.

Edgerton, Miss Rena, Kenly.

McDonald. Miss Mary. Kenly.

Matthews. Miss Emma, Kenly.

Goodwin, Mrs. Lillie. Ken] v.

Holland. Mrs. R. H.. Kenly.

Thomas. M. D.. Benson.

Thomas, Miss Zona, Benson.

Wellons, Miss Malissa, Princeton.

D.
R.

R.

Barbour. Miss Dora. Smithfleld.

Sasser, Miss Cora. Pikeville, R. F. D.

Wiggs, J. H., Mico.

Edgerton. Miss Cora, Selma, R. F. D.

Peedin, Miss Kizzie, Princeton.

West, Miss Mary A., Selma, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Earp, Aaron. Selma, R. F. D. No. 1.

Edgerton, Miss Leone, Kenly.

Jonee. Miss Bertie, Clayton, R. F. D.

Canaday, Miss Laura, Benson.

Eldridge, J. r., Faison.

Bailey, Miss Katie. Selma, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Rayford, Miss Lizzie, Princeton, R.
F. D.

Bagley, Miss Myrtle. Clayton.

Pender, Miss Rosa Leigh, Selma, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Stephenson. Miss Mattie, Benson, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Pace. Miss Matoku. Wakefield, R
F. D. No. 1.

Turlington, I. T.. Smithfleld.

Turlington, Mrs. I. T.. Smithfleld.

Crisp, Miss Annie, Conetoe.

Blackwell. Miss Elizabeth, Reids-
ville.

Freeman, Miss Bertie. Greensboro.

Abell, Miss Flossie. Smithfleld.

Watson. Miss Lillie. Florence, S. C.

Jernigan, J. A., Dunn.

Pipkin, Miss Anna, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Higgins, R. H., Smithfleld, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Johnson. Mrs. Lillie. Wilson's Mills.

Batten. J. A., Wilson's Mills, R. F.
D. No. 3.

SMITHFIELI).

Population, 1909: 2.000; No. white
polls, 12S ; No. colored polls, 54.

Value real estate. $306,187; value
personal property. $365,219.

Tax Rate, 40c. on the $100.

Bonded debt. $5,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. A. Wellons.

Chief of Police — J. T. Barham.

City Clerk— H. L. Skinner.

Treasurer — T. R. Hood.

Tax Collector — Ed. Sanders.

Standard-Keener — J. H. Kirkman.

Co. Supt. of Health— A. H. Rose.

Postmaster — J. C. Standi.

R R Agent — J A. Campbell, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Express Agent — J. A. Campbell.

Telegraph Manager — A. F. Joyner.
Western Union.

Telephone Managers — Howard Cray,
Johnston County Telephone Co.; H.
C. Hill. C. Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Episcopal — S. M. Han ft', Duke.

Methodist— .T. M. Culbreth, Smith-

W. M. Sanders

General Merchandise,
f Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELI), X. C.

280

JOHNTSON COUNTY.

-T.

II. Spence, Smith-
T. Jones,

Co.
Co.

field.

Presbyterian
field.

Primitive Baptist — J. A.
McCullers, R. 1". 1». No. 1.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Turlington Graded SHiool.
HOTELS AND BOAKOlXi HOI SKS.

Elrnview Hotel.

Myatt House.

SaSSer House.

Bingham House.
Martin House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Smithfield — W. L. Woodall
President; C. Y. Johnson, Cashier.
BKICK MANUFACTURERS.
Walton & Sanders.

BOOT AND SKOE DEALERS.
Davis Bros.
Kramer. T.
Grantham, X. B.
Austin-Stephenson
i !arter-Underwood
Sanders. W. M.
Spiers Bros.
Woodall. W. L.
Watson. L. E.

BOOK STOKES.

Hood Bros.
BITCHERS AND DEALERS IX

CATTLE.

I'arrish Bros.
Ennis, J. C.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.
Colter-Underwood Co.
Austin-Stephenson Co.
Sanders. W. M.
Ellington Buggy
COMMISSION
Graves, H. L.
Ives & Eason.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Smithfield Cotton Mills.
Ivanhoe Manufacturing Co.

CONFECTION ERY DEALERS.
Peacock. W. H .
Watson. G. H.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Joues. H. G.
Bailey. J. R.
Peterson. Junius.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Peacock. W. H., & Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Smithfield Chamber of Commerce —
J. A. Wellons. President : F. K.
Broadhurst, Secretary; A. M. Xolde,
Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Davis Bros.
Grantham, X. P..
Kramer, T.
Austin-Stephenson Co.

COTTON GINS.
Smithfield Ginnevy.

Co.

MERCHANTS.

DENTISTS.

Holland, \. T.
Johnson, W. B.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

Skinner & Patterson.
Boyette Bros.
Ragsdale, T. S.. Co.
American Tobacco ' !o.
McKintosh, W. K.. & Co.
Jones & <'oars.

DRKiGlSTS.
Hood Bros.
Johnson <Jc Holt.

DOCTORS.
Wharton, L. I>.
Hooks. Thel.
Rose. A. H.
Muns, L. A.
Robinson. G. .1.

DRV (iOOOS AND NOTIONS.
Woodall, W. L.
Spiers Bros.
Davis Bros.
Kramer. T.
Walton. L. E.
Butler Bargain House.
Austin-Stephenson Co.
Cotter-Underwood Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Ivanhoe Manufacturing Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Peacock, W. H., & Co.
City Grocery.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
( 'otter-Underwood ( !o.
Sanders, W. M.
Austin-Stephenson Co.
FLORISTS.
Johnson. Mrs. C. V.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Parrish Bros.
Ennis. J. C.

Fl RNITURE DEALERS.
Cotter- Underwood Co.
GROCERS.
Watson. L. E.
Austin-Stephenson.
Sanders. W. M.
Turnage, S. C.
City Grocery.
Peed in & Peterson.
Peacock. W. H.
Wallace. R. I.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Smithfield Hardware Co.
Cotter- Stephens Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Riddick.. R. A. (Life and Fire.)
Honeycutt. S. T. (Fire).
Sanders. W. M. (Fire).
Johnson. C. Y. (Fire).
Holt. S. S. iFire).
Kirkman. J. H. (Fire).
JEWELERS.
Jordan. T. C

LAUNDRIES
Johnson. T. W.
Brown, Josephine.

W. M. Sanders

General Merchandise,
9 Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELD, N. C.

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

281

LAWYERS.
A. M.

.J as. A.
S.

Jno. A.
F. H.
W.

Noble,
Wei Ion.
Holt, s.
Narron,
Brooks,
Pou, E.
Ward, E. F.
Cole. W. W.
Abell, E. S.
Parker, J. D.
LIMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Rand & Lawrence.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
[vanhoe Manufacturing Co.
Rand, O. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Johnston Chemical Co.
Smithfield Roller Mills.

FAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Cutler-Stevens Co.
Smithfield Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Holmes, Frank.
Sellers, David.
Lindsay. C. W-.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Citv Grocery Co.
Watson. L. E.
Watson. U. H.
Turnage, S. C.
Austin-Stephenson Co.
Cotter-Underwood Co.
Sanders, W. M.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Thornton Music House.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Smithfield Herald— T. J. Lassiter
and J. M. Beaty, Editors.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Holt, S. S.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Sanders. AY. AI.
Rand & Lawrence.

TAILORS.
Oranthani, N. P>.
Davis Bros,
llyman. R .F.
INDFRTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Cotter-Underwood Co.

VETERINARY SI RGEONS.
Long, W. It.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Cotter-Stevens Co.
< 'otter-Underwood Co.

value

KENLY.

Incorporated in 1887.

Population. 1909: Whites. 600;
red. 400; total. 1,000.

A'alue real estate. $260,000
ersonal property. $200,000.

Tax Rate, 30c. on the S100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. T. Edgerton.

['ostmiister- J. AI. Stancill.

Chief of Police — Jno. II. Watson.

R. R. Agent — J. C. Bowman. At-

lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — E. W. Scott,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Aietliodist— AI. A. Smith, Pastor.
Missionary Baptist — .1. W. Nobles.
Pastor.

Free-Will Baptist— Air. Pittman,
Pastor.

Presbyterian — T. H. Spence, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Kenly High School— S. G. Rollings,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Kenly— R. A. Hales,
President ; R. II. Alford, Casliier.
DOCTORS.
Grady, J. C.
Coleman, Geo. S.
Hood, George E.

DRFGGISTS.
Hood Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bdgerton, G. G., & Son.
Bailey & Kirby.
Hales, R. A.
Morris, G. AI.
Harden, J. W.
Woodard Bros.
Gilbreath. Airs. I>. II.
Edgerton, J. T.. tv Bro.
Godwin, P.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Edgerton, J. T.
Hooks. Airs. S. F.
Hooks. Airs. Nettie.
Godwin. D. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Edgerton, J. T., & Bro.
Brown. H.
Aycock, Sauls iV- Co.

MANC FACT I RING PLANTS.
The Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.
Aycock Bros.
Sasser, 1». B.
Dunn Oil ALUs.

LAWYERS.
Edgerton, C. W.
Hooks. W. J.

FOFR OAKS.

Incorporated in 1889.

Population. 1909: Whites. 575 ; col-
ored. 25; total, 000.

Value real estate. 8500,000; value
personal property. $100,000.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — C. I». Strange.

Postmaster — G. W. Salmon.

Chief of Police — W. I>. Stanly.

R. R. Agent— <>. P. Raiford, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Alanager Telegraph — O. P. Raiford,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— T .H. Sutton. Pastor.

IV. M. Sanders

General Merchandise,
f Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHFIELD. N. C.

2S2

JOHNSTO N COUNTY.

Baptist— Rev. Mr. Justice, Pastor.
Primitive Baptist — James Johnson,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

lour Oaks Graded School — J. H.
Brackett, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Stanly, J. H.
Wellons, J. D. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Sanders, D. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The Adams Co.
Sanders, J. W., & Co.
Massengill Hardware Co.
Baine, R. A., & Co.
Keen, W. R.
Adams, A. B.. & Co.
Wellons, R. S.
Lee, W. H.
Lee. J. B.
Lewis, W. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Creech Hotel.
Creech, Mrs. Nancy.

LIVERY STABLES.
Cole. John T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Johnston Lumber Co.
Four Oaks Lumber Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Langdon, J. Wm.

WILSON

Population. 1909:

MILLS.

\V bites, 130; col-
ored. 350; total, 480.

Value real estate. .$75,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $80,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
Mayor — E. E. Parrish.
Postmaster — Sarah Parrish.
Chief of Police— W. R. Parrish.
R. R. Agent— P. H. Massey, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — P. H. Massev.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Christian —
Baptist —

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
High School — J. L. McLean. Prin-
cipal.

DRUGGISTS.
Wilson Bros. Co.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Fzzle-Davis Co.
Wilson Bros. Co.
Tomlinson, Jno.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Tomlinson, J. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

SELMA.

Incorporated in 1874.

Population. 1909: Whites, 1,600; col-

1^. M» Sanders

oied. 400; total, 2,000.

Tax Rut.-: :;:; l-3c. on the §100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — S. P .Wood.

Postmaster — A. Z. Pearce.

Chief of Police— J. H. Griffin.

R. R. Agents— J. A. Spiers., Atlantic
Coast Line: J. D. Edens. Southern
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — R. B. Terry,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. M. Daniel, Pastor.

Episcopal — Rev. Hanff. Rector.

Baptist — To be supplied.

Free-Will Baptist— Elder Lucas
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Selma Graded School— B. F. His
sell, Superintendent.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Selma — M. C. Winston,
President. L. D. Debnam. Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Person. J. B.
Noble. R. J.
Vick. G. D.
Noble. R. P.

LAWYERS.

Allred. L. H.
Ray, R. L.

DENTISTS.

Fitzgerald, Paul.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Selma News — L. H. Allred. Editor.

DRUGGISTS.

Selma Drug Co.
The Richardson Drug Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Selma Building & Loan Association.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Farmers Mercantile Co.
Selma Supply Co.
Etheridge. W. H.
Nowell & Richardson.
Stallings, W. H.
Snipes, W. B., & Bro.
Smith. W. E., Co.
Driver. W. B.
Price. Mack.
Terrell. D. H.
Liles, L. L.
Joseph ■& Bro.
Selma Millinery Co.
David. Appos.
Richardson, W. D.
Wall, A. L.
Selma Manufacturing Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Vick. E. W.
Selma Loan & Trust Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING BOUSES.

Wyoming Hotel.
Merchants Hotel.
Inside Inn.

General Merchandise,
9 Cotton and Cotton Seed,

SMITH FIELD. N. C

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

283

LIVERY STABLES.

Selma Livery & Live Stock Co.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Selma Cotton Mills.
Lizzie Cotton Mills.
Ethel Cotton Mills.
Selma Knitting Mills.
Nevassa Guano Co.
Selma Oil Mills.
Selma Lumber Co.
Selma Brick Co.
Green, W. A.

CLAYTON.

Population, 1909: Whites, 1,250.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Ernest L. Hinton.

Postmaster — Zaeh Stephenson.

Chief of Police— Jos. L. Ellis.

R. R. Agent — John W. Massy.
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — John W.
Massy, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— G. B. Starling, Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — W. A. Simpkins,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Clayton High School — Ray Funder-
lmrks. Superintendent.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Clayton Banking Co. — Ashley Horuf;,
President; C. M. Thomas. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Robertson. J. B.

Griffin. J. N.

McCullers, E. H.

Young, J. J.

Hocutt, B. N.

DENTISTS.

Austin, J. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Clayton Drug Co.

Robertson, J. B., Drug Store.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Barbour, J. G., & Sons.

Home, Ashley, & Son.

McCullers, D. H.

Mitchell. H. W.

O'Neil. E. L.

Ferrell. J. J., & Co.

Pool, H.

Cheap Johns.

Barnes. J. T.. & Bro.

Hilliard, Jessie.

Ellis, C. H.

Blackwood. T. D.

Barnes-Carroll Co.

Gully & Gully.

Milad, Joseph.

Barnes, H. L.

Clayton Fruit Co.

< 'lay ton Hardware Co.

Hinnant. J. R.. & Co.

Clayton Millinery Co.

Johnston, Miss Etta.

Clayton Buggy & Furniture Co.

Honeycutt, W. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Robertson.

Yelvington. Mrs. M. E.

Whitley. Mrs. Mary.

Terry, Mrs. W. M.

LIVERY STABLES.

Holland, W. F.

Stalling*. W. E., & Bro.

Robertson, B. M., & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Clavton Cotton Mill.

Libertv Cotton Mill.

Clayton Oil Mill.

Clayton Foundry & Machine Shop.

Clayton Manufacturing Co.

Vinson, J. A. (Saw Mill).

Ellis, G. W., & Bro. fSaw Mill).

Ellis, C. P. (Saw MUD.

Blaloek, H. R. (Saw Mill).

Barnes, R. W. (Saw Mill).
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Clayton Enterprise — Mr. McBryde.
Editor.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Clayton Building & Loan Associa-
tion.

LAWYERS.

Williams, J. R.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Home & Tallon.

GROCERS.

Tones, J. B.
Ellis, H. V.
Smith, J .D.
Wilder. D. B.
Tnrly & Pulley.
Smith. D. T.

col-

MICRO.

Incorporated in 1899.

Population. 1909: Whites, 60
ored. 9; total, 69.

Value real estate. $034,500 ; value
personal property, $75,051.

Tax Rate: 16 2-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. L. Aycock.

Postmaster — C. L. Batten.

Chief of Police— J. S. Talton.

R. R. Agent— S. V. Ellis, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager .Telegraph — S. V. Ellis.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — Willie C. Roy-
als. Pastor.

Free-Will Bapti»t Elder Troy

Phillips, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Micro School — J. N. Wigus, Princi-
pal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Aycock, B. L.

W. M. Sanders

General Merchandise,
f Cotton and Cotton Seed.

SMITHF1ELD. N. C.

US I

JOHNSTON COUNTY.

Batten, C. L.
Potts, J. P., & Bro.
Fitzgerald, II.. & Son.
Micro Supply < !o.
Rains, W .G.
HOTELS AM) BOARDING HOUSES.
Hawkins. .Mrs. V. F.

-R. \V. Ilarrell.

T

Collier.

PINE LEVEL.

incorporated in 1S6T.

Population, 1909: Whites. 450; col-
ored, 25; total, 475.

Value real estate, $150,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Kate, 30c. on the §100 and 90c.
on the poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. 1. Goodwin.

Postmaster — W. C. Gurley.

Chief of Police— E .V. Evans.

R. R. Agent— W. E. Gerald, South-
ern Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.

Free-Will Baptist— .7. H. Worley,
Pastor.

Missionary Baptist
Pastor.

Primitive Baptist-
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Pine Level High School— J. A. T.
Jones, Principal; Miss- Bertha El-
d ridge. Assistant.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Pine Level — I). B. Oliver.
President: R. L. Fitzgerald, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Mayerberg, Israel Wallace.
DRUGGISTS.

Godwin Bros.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Oliver, D. B.

Oliver. D. X.

Stallings, J. I.

Futrell. E. F.

Thompson. C. E.

Watson. J. F.

Parker. Jesse.

Crocker. B.

Taylor. Z.

Godwin, B.

Brown, Lawrence.

Gurley, W. C.

Price, F. C.

Rae, Mrs. Flora P.

Britt, W. G.

Brown, Mrs. J. H.

Sellers. W. P.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Crocker. B.

Davis. M. M.

Woodard. Henry.

LIVERY STABLES.

Godwin. P... & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

The Pine Level oil Mill Co.

Oliver, Goodwin & Lynch (Plau-

Ing Mills).

Oliver, YV. B., & Sons (Saw Mill
and Gin).

Parker, .lesse (Saw Mill and Gin).

( Godwin, P.. i Repair Shop > .

il

BENSON.

incorporated in 1887.

Population, 1909: Whites. 1,204
ored, 147: total. 1.711.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — o. A. Barbour.

Postmaster — Robt. Langdon.

Chief of Police — E. P. Britt.

R. R. Agent — C. A. Barber, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — C. A. Barbour.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — T. B. Justice,
Pastor.

Methodist— .1. M. Daniel. Pastor.

Free-Will Baptist— O. B. Garris,
Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — Tom Coats. Pas-
tor.

CatholU — Father Irvin. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Benson Graded Schools — L. T.
Royal, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Farmers Commercial Bank — P. P>.
Johnson. President: M. T. Britt,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Utley, H. II.

Moore. F. T.

Roland. W. H.

Parker, G. E.

DENTISTS.

Martin. Wm T.

DRUGGISTS.

Benson Drug Co.

Benson. J. W., Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDIS.

Johnson. P. B.

Woodall, Preston.

Allen. Seth.

Smith. R. P.

Barefoot. Allen.

Hudson. A. P..

Ivev. J. E.

Ryals, C. C.

Lucas. H. W.

Rose. J. H.

Woodall. J. E.

Weeks, Claud.

Royal. W. H.

Wall, J. E.

Johnson, C. T.

Stevens, L. E.

Smith. W. T.

Surles. Thos.

Ryals, Jno.

Parrish. Alonzoz.

Whittenton. J. W.

Johnson, Chas.

W. M. Sanders

Genera! Merchandise,
9 Cotton and Cotton Seed.

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JOHNSTON— JONES.

285

Allen, Wilson.
Allen. Jessie.
Woodall, J .R.
Stewart, W. N.
Anderson, C. W.
Johnson, J. A.
Armfield, Dennis.
House. W. J.
Hall. E. L.
Hall. J. L.
overliy, R. D.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

P.oykin's Hotel.
Hotel Ivey.
Duncan's Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Hodges, A. W.
Benson, Geo.
Smith. Maj.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Wood Lumber Works.
McLamb Mill.
Benson Lumber Plant.
Matthew's Mill.

LAWYERS.

Baurbour & Barbour.
Ryals, N. T.
Morgan, J. M.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Moore, E. F.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Benson Spokesman — Busbee Pope,
E<litor.

PRINCETON.

isr> ; col-

lie

Population, 1909: Whites,
ored, 40: total, 325.

Value real estate. $66,000
personal property, $24,000.

Tax Rate, 1-4 of 1 per cent.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayoi — C. H. Holt.

Postmaster — Mills Rose.

Chief of Police — Iredell Talton.

R. R, Asent— 1'. II. Joyner, South
em Railway.

Maiiaffer Teles raph — P. H. Joyner.
Western Union : .1. R. Ledbetter,
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. M. Daniel. Pastor.

Missionary Baptist — R. W. Ilarrell,
Pastor.

Free-Will Baptist— Lovett Mitchell,
Pastor.

Holiness — Mr. Pike, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Princeton Graded School — Miss

Pearl, Aycock. Principal; Miss Minnie
Strachan, Mrs. .1. B. Strachan, Miss
Neta Penny, Assistants.
DOCTORS.

Strachan, J. B.

Wood a rd, A. G.

DRUGGISTS.

Princeton Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McKinnie. I). 10.. & Son.
Ledbetter, J. It.
Perry, J. W.
Wallace. D. H.
Holt. Ed. A.
W'oodard, Geo. V.
Young, W. F.
Finlayson, .1. D.
Edwards. W. T.
John Rose (Soda

Bl TCHERS AND

CATTLE.

Farley. Tom.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Woodard, Mrs. Edith.
Whitley, Geo. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Princeton Manufacturing Co.

Howell. J. Ben. (Saw Mill
Planer).

Whitley, Geo. T. (Saw Mill)

Ledl.etter, J. R. (Saw Mill
Ginnery).

Welkins. Jesse (Wagons, Bug.
and Iron Work).

Water) .
DEALERS IN

and

and

jies

JONES COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, TRENTON.

Formed in 1779. Xamecl in honor of Willie Jones, a noted patriot.

Area, 4.">() square miles.

Population: 8,226. White males. 2,301; white females, 2,165; negro males.
1,812; negro females. 1,948; foreign born, 13.

Value of real estate. $1,342,281; value of personal property. $526,252.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $1,764,767: by negroes, $103,766.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 4! 2-3c. on the $100.

County bonded deht. $10,000.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Rairoad, Il'.T!) miles, assessed value $373,825.86

Southern Express Co., assessed value 1.577.70

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 3,894.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 831.38

W M Qflfirtare General^Merchandise,
▼ ▼ . 1T1. OOllUUlgj Cotton and Cotton Seed

SMITH II F.LD, N. C.

2SC

JONES COUNTY.

♦

Norfolk & Southern Ry. (A. & N. C. Div.), 4.18 miles, assessed value 51,114.80

Dover & South Hound Railroad, 18.00 miles, assessed value 36,000.00

Superior Court — Terms: 31st October; 4th April.

COINTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. B. Collins,
Trenton.

Sheriff— John S. Hargett, Comfort,
R. F. D.

Register of Deeds — R. O. Dixon,
Trenton.

Treasurer — Charles 1*. Harriett,
Pollocksville.

Coroner — A. F .Hammond, Pollocks-
ville.

Surveyor — J. L. Foy, Jr.. Trenton.
Co. Supt. of Health—A. F. Hammond,
Pollocksville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — K. F. Foscue,
Maysville.

Supt. of County Home — H. Pollock,
Trenton.

Co. Board of Education— F. M. Jen-
kins, Maysville ; F. H. Foy, Pollocks-
ville; G. G. Noble.

County Commissioners — .T. H. Bell,
(chairman), Pollocksville ; R. L. May.
Trenton; J. R. Lowery, Trenton, R.
F. D. ; K. R. Hay, Maysville; L. O.
Pollock, Trenton, R. F. D. No. 1.

County Board of Elections — J. W.
Wooten, (chrm.), Trenton; F. H. Foy,
Pollocksville; J. K. Brock, Trenton.
JUSTICES Or THE PEACE.

White Oak Township — S. L. Geroek.
Maysville; K. F. Foscue, Maysville.

Pollocksville — Geo. W. White, Pol-
locksville; A. J. Banks, Trenton; F.
H .Fov, Pollocksville : N. J. Leary,
Pollocksville; W. O. White, Pollocks-
ville; J. C. Holland, Pollocksville.

Trenton — Charles L. Newell, Tren-
ton; Lon Taylor, Trenton.

Cypress Creek — J. M. Brown, Com-
fort ; J. R. Askew, Comfort.

Tuekahoe — A. J. Turner, Richlands,
R. F. D. ; N. D. Westbrook, Tuekahoe ;
J. W. Dail. Kiuston, R. F. D. No. 7;
W. B. Dail, Kinston, R. F. D. No. 7.

Chinquapin— E. M. Gilbert, S. Small,
Lake Dillahunt; Stephen Hill, Tren-
ton, R. F .D. No. 1.

Beaver Creek — G. W. Harrison,
Trenton. R. F. D.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Primitive Baptist — B. F. Eubanks,
Pollocksville.

Free Will Baptist— G. W. Harrison,
Trenton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Foy, C. D., Maysville.

McDaniel, Hiram, Maysville.

Duval, Geo. H.. Pollocksville.

Heath. J, D., Trenton.

Smith, C. C, Jr., Trenton.

Brown & George, Comfort,

Rhodes, C. A., Comfort.

Jones. Charles, Comfort.

Taylor, Paschall, Comfort.

Hargett, J. S., Comfort.

Turner,
& Dail,

Thason.
Kinston,

R. F. D.

J., &

J.,

Co., Trenton,
Trenton,

R. F.

R. F. D.

Craft &

Turner
No. 7.

Moore, J.
D. No. 1.

Phillips, B.
No. 1.

COTTON GINS.

McDaniel, H., Agent, Maysville.

Hay, Ken. R., Maysville.

Dail, .1. W., Kinston, R. F. D. No,

Jarman, E. M., Comfort, R. F. D

F.

F

D.
D.

Taylor, Paschall, Comfort, R.
Hargett, W. B., Richlands, R.
Rhodes, C. A., Comfort.
Heath, E. B., Trenton.
F. A. Whitaker. Kinston.
Phillips, B. J., Trenton, R.
Boisden, Jesse L., Wimsatt.
Perry, W. J.. Trenton, R. r?
Isler, E. B., Dover, R. F. I\
Hood, H. C, Kinston, R. F. D.
Murrill, Wm., Trenton, R. F. D.
Stevenson, June. Kinston, R. F. D
Wooten. J. W., Trenton, R. F..D.
Banks, J. B., Trenton, R. F
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED
Craft. David. Oharon.
Taylor, Braddock, Kinston
' D. No. 7.
Boisden,

F. 1).
'. D.

, D.
MILLS.

R. F.

Jesse L., Wimsatt.
SAW MILES.

Boisden. Jesse L.. Wimsatt.

Simmons, Ben., Pollocksville.

Duval, Geo. EL, Pollocksville.

DeBruhl, C. I., New Bern, R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

White. A. H.. Pollocksville.

Loy, H. M., Elon College.

Fonvielle, Miss Annie Hunter,
Goldsboro.

Jarman, Miss Mamie, Richlands.

Wood, Mrs. Gertrude, Maysville.

Wooten. Miss Florence, Maysville.

Mills. Mrs. Mary. Maysville.

Trevillian, Miss Ethel, Pollocksville.

Whitty, Miss Oleta, Pollocksville.

Brinson. Miss Lizzie, New Bern, R.
F. D.

Arnold. Mrs. C. P., New Bern, R.
F. D.

Roberson. Miss Edith. Pollocksville.

Henderson, Miss Lillian, Pollocks-
ville.

Simpson, Miss Stella, Jackson.

McDaniel, Miss Grace, Trenton.

Koonce. Miss Inez, Trenton.

Meadows. Miss Ethel. Trenton.

May, Miss Eunice. Trenton.

McDaniel, Miss Ethel, Trenton.

Wilson, Miss Mabel, Trenton.

Dudley. Miss Ola, Wimsatt.

Davis, Miss Lea, Wimsatt.

Pridgen, Miss Blanch, Trenton.

Pollock. Miss Lissia, Trenton.

Taylor, Miss Birtie. Trenton.

JONES COUNTS'.

287

Duncan, Miss Mattie, Beaufort.
Koonce, Joe, Trenton.
Sanlin, J. W., Kinston.

TRENTON.

Population, 1909: White, 375; col-
ored. 125; total, 500.

Value real estate. .1*46.415; value per-
sonal property, $03,922.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Major — W. W. Barker.

Postmastet — F. P. Koonce.

Chief of Police — R. L. McDaniel.

Steamboat Agent — R. L. .May, Inde-
pendent Steamboat Co.

.Manager Telegraph — S. H. Hay-
wood.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — P. Greening. Pastor.
Baptist— W. L. Bilbro, Pastor.
Epicopal — P-. N. Skinner, Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Trenton High School — H. M. Loy,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Jones — J. B. Collins, Presi-
dent; F. W. Foseue, Cashier.

LAWYERS.

Barker, J. R.

Warren, J. K.

Hammond, E. A.

DOCTORS.

Monk. H. G.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Ha v wood, S. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Trenton Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Loftin, E. J.

The Herritage-Haywood Co.

May, C. C.

Pollock, B. T.

McDaniel, P. B., & Co.

May, R. L.

Pollock, H.

Dixon Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The Brogden Hotel.

Burt's Boarding House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Henderson, C. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Taylor, Lon. (Saw Mill).

Barker, W. W. (Saw Mill and Cot-
ton Gin).

Brock, F. (Corn and Feed Mill and
Cotton Gin).

Trenton Buggy Co.

MAYSV1LLE.

Population, 350.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Postmaster — Mrs. A. F. McCutchin.

Chief of Police — Clyde Mattocks.

R. R. Agent— D. J. Davis. Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — D. J. Davis,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— W. L. Bilbro, Pastor.
Methodist — Rev. Stanford, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Maysville High School — Miss Mamie
Jarman, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Maysville Banking & Trust Co. — T.
A. Green, President ; Geo. E. Weeks,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Shaw. N. G.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Weeks, Geo. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Foseue, A. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Whitty, Lewis.
Maysville Supply Co.,
Collins & Gillett.
Pelletier & Weeks.
Tucker, M. H.
Foseue, A. C.
Worstley, N. A.
Banks, Alex.
Waters, E. H.
HOTELS AND BOASDING HOUSES.
Maysville Supply Co.

LIVERY STABLES.
Foseue, J. M.
Collins & Gillett.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Jenkins Bros. (Cotton Gin).
Waters, W. C. (Cotton Gin.)
Waters. W. C. (Saw Mill).
Jenkins Bros. (Grist Mill).

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At-

POLLOCKSVILLE

Population, 1909: White,
ored, 75c. ; total, 200.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Postmaster — T. S. Bender.
R, R. Agent— Millard Carter
Ian tic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph —Millard Carter,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— W. L. Bilbro, Pastor.
Presbyterian — S. H. Isler.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pollocksville High School— Alex. H.
White, Principal.

LAWYERS.
White, Alex. H.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Pollocksville Banking & Trust Co. —
T. A. Green, President; H. A. Creagle,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Hammond, A. F.
Hughes, G. R.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Creagle, H. A.

DENTISTS.
Bender, O. J.

DRUGGISTS.
Chadwick, H. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Bell, T. A.

2S8

JONES— LENOIR.

Whitty. Charles.
Bender Bros.
Bell, .1. II.
Shepard, J. W.
Whitty. John.
Whitty, Crank.
Hudson, Mrs. S. A.
HOTELS AM) BO.\Rl)lN'(i HOUSES
Barrus, .Miss Edna.

LIVKRV STABLES.
Lee, A. S.

MANUFACTURING I'LAXTS.

Bell, •!. II. (Cotton Gin and (
Mill).

Harriett, M. X. (Cotton (Jim.

Pearce, John (Cotton Gin and <
Mill).

Pritchett, John, Agent (Cotton <

Williams, E. C, Agent (Cotton I

Irisl

hist

Jin).

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LEE COUNTY

COUNTY SKAT, SAM OKI).

Formed in 190S. Named in honor of Gen. Robt. E. Lee.

Area, 360 square miles.

Population: 18,000. (Formed since last census.)

Value of real estate. si.409.15S; value of personal property, $812,804.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $2,312,470; l>y negroes, s;is,4ST.

Tax Kate: County purposes. 2:5 2-3 on the $100; special, 8c. ; county
bonded debt. $40,000.

Public Roads: No. miles. 500. Worked under Old State Law.

KAILKOA1), TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 22.48 miles, assessed value $451,9S9.1'i

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 8.55 miles, assessed value 249.S99.23

Atlantic- & Yadkin Railroad. 6.93 miles, assessed value 69,285.00

Atlantic & Western Railroad, 9.00 miles, assessed value 18,000.00

Raleigh and Western Railway, 6.50 miles, assessed value 25,000.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,529.14

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1S.675.27

The Pullman Company, assessed value 3,785.89

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value.. 2,520.00

superior Court Terms: Three: 1st term, -1th Monday after the 1st Mon-
day in March: 2nd term. 7th Monday before the 1st Monday in September,
two weeks; nth Monday after the 1st Monday in September.

Pearce, Sanford.
lb Iloyle. Jones-

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — T. N. Camp-
bell, Sanford.

Sheriff — C. G. Petty, Sanford.

Register of Deeds — T .M. Cross.
Sanford.
I Treasurer — B. C.

Coroner — Dr. H
I boro.

Surveyor — Francis Deaton, Sanford.

Co. Sunt, of Health— Dr. J. P. Mon-
roe, Sanford.

Co. Supt. of Shools — Prof. R. W.
Allen. Sanford.

Co. Board of Education — Prof. M.
A. McLeod, Chairman. Broadway; E.
M. .Tudd. Sanford. It. F. D. ; Dr. F.
W. McCracken, Sanford.

County Commissioners — J. J. Ed-
wards. Chairman. Lenoir Springs;
,T. L. Godfrey, Jonesboro ; J. F. Jones.
Broadway; J. F. Womble. Moncure,
R. F. D. : W. L. Weatherspoon. San-
ford.

County Board of Elections — G. W.
"Walls. Moncure, Chairman; J. B.
Watson. Jonesboro; C. C. Cheek.
Sanford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

West Sanford Township — W. S.
i Weatherspoon. Sanford; J. Will

Wicker. Sanford. R. F. D. ; D. X. Fer-
ry. Sanford. R. P. D.

East Sanford— T. A. Riddle, San-
ford; T. A. Yarborough, Sanford. R.
F. D.: W. D. Oliver. Sanford. R. F. D.

Jonesboro — J. W. Register, Jones-
boro; X. McD. Dalrymple, Jones-
boro. R. F. D. : J. M. Stephens. Jones-
boro.

Cape Feai — J. R. Howard. Jones-
boro. R. F. D. ; A. X. Yarborough,
Sanford. It. F. D. : Mr. Marks. Broad-
way.

Packet— G. C. Cole. Carbonton : O.
I). Palmer, Gulf; C. McG. Jackson.
Sanford. R. F. D.

Greenwood — J. J. Edwards. Lemon
Springs.

Deep River — E. M. O'Connell. Mcai-
cure ; [sham Rosser, Sanford. R. F. D.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — L. H. Joyner. Jones-
boro.

Christian — E. L. Stack. Jonesboro.
R. F. D.

Preshylteiian — R. C. Beatty. San-
ford.

Baptist — Rev. I',. Townsend, Broad-
way.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Sheppard, J. L. Sanford. R. F. D.

LEE COUNTY.

289

Cox, J. L., Jonesboro, R. F. D.
MERCHANTS XOT IN TOWNS.

Thomas, J. C, Jonesboro, R. F. D.

Coggins, R. B., Sauford, R. F. D.

Spivey, J. D., Sanford, R. F. D.

Howard, J. R. Jonesboro, R. F. D.

Ragland, J. A., Broadway, R. F. D.

Underwood, N. A., Sanford, R. F. D.

Smith, N. A., Jonesboro, R. F. D.

Jones, J. C, Sanford, R. F. D.

Maddox Bros., Sanford, R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.

Campbell, T. N., Jonesboro.

Nail, E. D., & Co., Sanford.

Sanford Cotton Mills, Sanford.

Wicker, T. V., Sanford, R. F. D.

Kelly. A. A., Jonesboro, R. F. D.

Marks Bros., Broadway.

Gratto Milling Co., Jonesboro, R.
F. D.

Brooks, W. T., Jonesboro. R. F. D.

Thomas & Co., Sanford, R. F. D.

Willette & Knott, Sanford, R. F. D.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Kelly, A. A.

Gratto Milling Co.

Thomas & Co.

Willett & Knott.

McFarland, S. L)., Jonesboro.

Thomas, J. A.. Jonesboro.
SAW MILLS.

Hunt, A., & Son., Jonesboro, R.
F. D.

Morris, Martin (Lumber).
PUBLIC SCHOOL' TEACHERS.

Cole. Miss Annie, Sanford, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Cole, Miss Flora, Sanford, R. F. D.
No. 3.

McLeod, Miss Lillie, Sanford. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Palmer, Miss Dora, Gulf.

St Clair, Miss Addie. Sauford.

Bryan, Miss Elva, Sanford.

Dalrymple. Miss Annie. Jonesboro.

Howard, Miss Carrie Lee, Sanford.

Ledbetter, Miss Kate Bennett.

Dowell. Miss Mary. Sanford.

Dalrymple, Miss Janie, Sanford.

Allen, Miss Sara. Sanford.

Cox, Miss Allie Belle, Sanford.

McRae, Miss Jeannett, Sanford, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Kinsey, Miss Myrtle, Osgood.

Cameron, Miss Carrie. Moncure, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Brvan, Miss Kate, Moncure, R. F.
I). No. 1.

Wicker, Miss Annie. Sanford, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Daub, Miss Josie, Jonesboro.

McQueen, Miss Carrie, Jonesboro.

McKuthan, Miss Mary, Jonesbro.

Campbell. Miss Fannie. Jonesboro.

Barnes, Mrs. Belle. Jonesboro.

Brooks, Miss Minnie, Jonesboro.

Hunt, Miss Irene, Jonesboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Pierce. Miss Inez, Tjnesboro.

McNeill, Miss Mary, Lemon Springs.

Shaw. Miss Margaret, Lemon
Springs.

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19

McLeod, M. A., Broadway.

Langley, Mrs. Nettie E., Broadway.

Lassiter, Miss Mildred, Broadway.

Francis, Miss Mary, Broadway.

Palmer, Miss Mary, Sanford.

Harwood, Miss Mattie, Cumnock.

Howard, Mrs. Alice, Sanford, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Phillips, Miss Flora, Sanford, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Phillips, Miss Vannie, Sanford, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Underwood, J. W., Jonesboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Rosser, A. J., Cameron, R. F. I).
No. 2.

Wicker, Miss Ida Belle, Moncure,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Caddell, Miss Audry, Broadway.

Caddell, Miss Carrie, Broadway.

SANFORD.

Incorporated in 1874.

Population, 1909, 3,500 or 4.000.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — T. L. Chisholm.

Chief of Police — W. B. Proctor.

City Clerk— D. A. Gross.

Tax Collector — D. A. Gross.

City Attorney — D. E. Mclver.

City Supt. of Health — Dr. Lynn Mc-
lver.

Postmaster — S. M. Jones.

R. R. Agents— W. M. Kelley, Sea-
board Air Line Railway; M. V. Orr,
Atlantic Coast Line and Southern
Railways.

Express Agent — W. M. Kelly.

Telegraph Manager — W. M. Kelly.

Telephone Manager — W. H. Garner.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J .R. Edwards, Pastor.

Christian — E. L. Stack, Pastor.

Episcopalian — Mr. Mellechampe.
Rector.

Methodist— W. H. Pockett, Pastor.

Presbyterian — R. J. Beatty, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Sanford Graded School— R. W. Al-
len. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Sanford Hotel.

Mcintosh, Mrs. J. W.

Jones, Mrs. Flora A.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Banking Loan & Trust Co. — A. W.
Huntley, President; J. W. Cunning-
ham, Cashier.

Bank of Sanford— S. P. Hatch,
President ; Miss Judeth Ross, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Reske, A.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Burns, J. M.

Buchanan, C. W.

Sanford Meat Market.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Sanford Buggy Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Howard Commission Co.

200

LEE COUNTY.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Sanford Cotton Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Iit?skc A
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Wonible, T. T.
Walker, R. T.
Brown, J. W.
Thomas. O. S.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
San ford Ice & Fuel Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
C. H. Smith, President ; S. V. Scott,
Secretary and Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Stein Bros.
Greenbaum, Joe.
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Griffin Bros.

COTTON GINS.
Nail, E. D., & Co.
Sanford Cotton Mills.

DENTISTS.
Irie, J. H.
McCracken, F. W.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Sanford Express, P. H. St. Clair,
Editor.

DRUGGISTS.
Gurley, D. M.
Crabtree, W. A.
Lutterloh, I. H.

DOCTORS.
Monroe, W. A.
Monroe, J. P.
Mclver, Lynn.
Lutterloh, I. H.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Williams, H. M., & Co.
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Griffin Bros.
Noel, E. D., Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Carolina Power & Light Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Wilkins. Ricks & Co.
Noel, E. D.. Co.

FLORISTS.
McPhail. M. J.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Burns, J. M.
Tyson, W. T.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Moffitt Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Carter Furniture & Coffin Co.
Sanford Furniture & Coffin Co.

GROCERS.
Sanford Grocery Co. (Whalesale).
Howard Commission Co. (Whole-
sale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Noel, E. D.. Co.

HOSPITALS.
Central Carolina Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Sanford Insurance & Realty Co.,

W. A. Monroe, President; W. S.

Weatherspoon. Vice-President and

Manager; C. C. Cheek, Secretary and

Treasurer. (Fire and Life.)

Sanford Real Estate, Loan and
Insurance Co., C. C. Holt, Secretary
and Treasurer (Fire and Life).

Cunningham & Tyson (Fire).
JEWELERS.

Chears, W. F.

LAUNDRIES.

Johnson, J. S.

LAWYERS.

Seawell, A. F.

Hoyle & Hoyle.

Mclver, D. E.

Ruark, J. M. .

Sykes. O. J.

McNeill, A. L.

Quick, W. Harvey (colored).
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.

Sanford Sash and Blind Co.

Smith, C. H.

Moore County Lumber Co.
MARBLE WORKS.

Davis, J. A.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Moffit Iron Works.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Sanford Manufacturing Co. (Furni-
ture).

Fitts-Crabtree Co. (Furniture).
Sanford Sash & Blind Co.
Sanford Cotton Mills.
Sanford Buggy Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Wilkins, Ricks & Co.
Noel, E. D.. Co.

PAINTERS.
Utley, M. F.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Howard Commission Co.

PLUMBERS.
Seymore, D. F.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Carter Furniture & Coffin Co.
Sanford Furniture & Coffin Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Washington. W. F.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Cole Printing Co.
Sanford Express.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Carolina Insurance & Realtv Co.
Sanford Real Estate, Loan & In-
surance Co.

Eureka Land Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Carter Furniture & Coffin Co.

JONESBORO.

Incorporated in 1S69. Population.
1909, 1,200.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. A. Powers.

Postmaster — B. F. Godfrey.

Chief of Police — Vernon Hamilton.

R. R. Agent— C. H. Russell, A. C. L. ;
C. R. Cox, Atlantic & Western.

Manarer Telegraph — C. H. Russell.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — L .H. Joyner, Pastor.

Baptist — F. D. King, Pastor.

Presbyterian — A. D. (Trover, Pastor.

LEE— LENOIR.

291

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jonesboro Graded School — Miss
Josie Doub, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Jonesboro— J. L. Godfrey,
President; A. W. Huntley. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Hoyle, H. B.
Snipes, E. P.
Mclver, E. M.

LAWYERS.
Murchison, W. E.
Powers, J. A.
Gibbs, L. H.

DENTISTS.
Hunt, J. K.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Lee County Times— F. S. Thompson,
Editor.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Jonesboro Building & Improvement
Company.

DRUGGISTS.
Talley, H. A.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Watson, W. G. & Pv. A.
Mclver, J. Alton.
Arnold, D. H.
Avent, J. P.
Malloy, C. H.
Godfrey, J. L.
Rives, Arthur.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Jonesboro Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.
White, George R.
McFarland, J. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Lee County Cotton Mills.

Thomas, W. L., & Bro. (Planing
mill.)

Jonesboro Sash & Blind Co.

McFarland, J. A. (Buggies and
wagons.)

Jonesboro Brick Co.

BROADWAY.

Incorporated in 1907.
Population, 1909, 200.
Value real estate, $75,850; value per-
sonal property, $10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — M. A. McLeod.
Postmaster — J. A. McNeill.
Chief of Police — David Lassiter.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — L. H. Joyner, Pastor.
Presbyterian — C. H. Cavitt, Pastor.
Baptist — B. Townsend, Pastor.

SCBOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Broadway Academy and Normal
School — M. A. McLeod, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Broadway— A. W. Huntley,
President; D. E. Shaw, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Watson, Leon.

DRUGGISTS.
Watson, Leon.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Monks Bros.
Jones, J. F.
Broadway Store Co.
Thomas, Judson, & Son.

LIVERY STABLES.
Brooks, R. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Broadway Lumber Co.

LENOIR COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, KINSTON.

Formed in 1791. Named iu honor of General Win. Lenoir.

Population: 18,639. Foreign born, 25.

Value of real estate, $3,116,836; value of personal property, $l,696,66b.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $4,584,499; by negroes, $22,900.

No. of Schools: For whites, 39; for negroes, 23.

Tax Rate: Couny purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 15c;
special, 10c.

Public Roads: Worked by convicts and hired hands.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 11.07 miles, assessed value ...» $323,553,74

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 1.741.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,795.60

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 7,179.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 2,854.76

N. & S. Railway — A. & N. C. Division, 19.00 miles, assessed value.. 232,340.00
Kinston & Snow Hill Railroad, 0.00 miles, assessed value 21,000.00

Superior Court Terms: January 10th; March 14th; May 23rd; June 13th;
August 22nd; November 7th; December 12th; January, May, August and
December, 1 week terms, criminal only; March, June, November, 2 week
terms, all civil. \

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Plato Collins,
J Kinston.

Sheriff — J. P. Nunn, Kinston.
Register of Deeds — John H. Bar-

wick, Kinston.

Treasurer — John H. Dawson, Kin-
ston.

Coroner — J. C. Green, LaG range.

Co. Supt. of Health— R. A. Whitaker,

L'!>2

LENOIR COUNTY.

Kinston.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Joseph Kln-
sey, Kinston.

Supt. of County Home — J. C. Arnold,
Kinston.

Co. Board of Education — R, H.
Lewis, Kinston; G. B. W. Hartley, La-
Grange; J. C. Davis, Kinston, R. F. D.

County Commissioner* — John F.
Hooker, (chrru.), Kinston; W. P. Gil-
bert, Grifton ; A. T. Dawson, La-
Grange, R. F. D. No. 1; II. P. Loftin,
Kinston, R. F. D. ; Barnett Howard,
Repose.

County Board of Elections — H. E.
SI. aw, (chrm.), Kinston.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Kinston Township — W. O. Single-
ton, Kinston ; C. H. Foy, Kinston ; C.

E. Kennedy, Kinston; E. B. Lewis.
Kinston ; H. C. V. Rubbs, Kinston ; W.

F. Stanly. Kinston; J. G. Cox, Kin-
ston ; W. L. Holrterby, Kinston.

Moseley Hall — Seth Dawson. La-
Grange; Alex Sutton, LaGrange; R.
F. Hadley, LaGrange; G. H. Sutton,
LaGrange.

Falling Creek — J. L. Rouse. Falling
Creek; W. H. Ham, LaGranse, R. F.
D. ; B. F. Hughes, Falling Creek. R.
F. D.

Vance — A. N. Taylor, Kinston ; A.
('. White, Kinston.

Pink Hill— Ivey B. Smith, Pink Hill.

Contentnea Neck — R. W. Pope. Kin-
ston. R. F. D. ; J. S. Abbott. Kinston.
R. F. D. ; G. H. Abbott. Kinston.
R. F. D.

Trent — Sargent Stanly. Kinston. R.
F. D. ; .Tames G. Whitfield, Kinston.
R. F. D. ; W. P. Tallv, Kinston. R.
F. D.

Woodinffton — C. A. Potter, Kinston,
R. F. D. ; John C. Gooding, Kinston.
R. F. D. ; E. H. Waller. Kinston. R.
F. D. ; Clarence Humphrey. Kinston,
R. F. D. ; Millard Davenport. Kinston,
R. F. D.

Sand Hill — E. R. West, Kinston. R.
F. D. ; J. H. Sutton. Kinston. R. F. D.

South West — W. B. Beeton, Kinston,
R. F. D. ; Richard King. R. F. D.

Neuse — Jesse A. Moore. Kinston, R.
F. D. ; C. A. Dudley. Kinston. R. F.
D. ; J. H. Parrott, Kinston. R. F. D.

Institute — H. L. Pate. LaGrange. R.
F. D. ; J. W. Brother. LaGrange, R.
F. D.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Taylor, A. W.. & Bra., La Grange.
R. F". D.

Dawson. A. T.. & Son, LaGrange,
R. F. D.

Kennedy, J. T., LaGrange, R. F. D.

Hamilton, D. W„ Graingers.

Stanly, Jesse, Kinston. R- F. D.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Free Will Baptist— Henry Cunning-
ham. Deep Run.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wooten, R. W., Kinston. R. F. D.

Denny. W. W., Pink Hill.

COTTON GINS.

Taylor, Sam., & Bro., Kinston, R.
F. D.

Dupree, W. E., Kinston, R. F. I).

Kennedy, W. L., Falling Creek.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Coward, Miss Addie C. Grifton.

Coward, Miss Rachel O., Grifton.

Moore, Miss Winnie C, Grifton.

Little, Miss Anna, Falkland.

Hazelton, Miss Delea, Grifton, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Wooten. Mrs. Zulieme, Kinston.

Pope, Miss Rebecca, Kinston, It.
F. D.

Garris. J. W.. LaGrange.

Daly. Miss Hattie, Kinston.

Jackson, Miss Norma, Kinston.

Burke, Miss Ruth, LaGrange.

Kennedy, Miss Lucy D., LaGrange.

Hardv, Miss Jessie, Seven Springs,
R.. F. D. No. 3.

Jarman, Miss Julia, LaGrange. R.
F. D.

Herring. Mrs. T. J., Kinston.

Elmore. Miss Bessie, Kinston, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Ivev. Miss Mamie, LaGrange, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Sutton, Miss Willie, Kinston, R. P.
D. No. 4.

Noble. Miss Mattie L., Kinston. It.
F. D. No. 4.

Jackson, Miss Alice, Kinston, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Stroud, Philip. Kinston. R. F. D.
No. 4.

('room. Miss Stella. Kinston, R. F.
D. No. 4.

King. Miss Alice M., Kinston.

Chapman, Miss Kate, Winterville.

Kittrell, Miss Hattie, Winterville.

Worlev, Miss Bessie, Pink Hill, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Davis. Miss Carrie M., Pink Hill. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Howard, Arbv, Pink Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Daly, Miss Susie. Kinston.

Sutton, Miss Elvis, Kinston, It. F.
D. No. 6.

Hill, Miss Ethel, Kinston.

Howard, C. W., Kinston, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Wooten, Miss Kathleen, Kinston, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Ward. Miss Winnie. Seven Springs.
R. F. D.

Taylor. Miss Nell. Kinston.

Isler, Miss Lula, Kinston.

Elmore, Miss Pattie. Kinston. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Quinn, Miss Floy, Keuansville.

Grady, Miss Annie, Seven Springs.

Loftin, F. F., Kinston.

Scarboro, Miss Eugenia, Kinston.

Gray, Miss Mary, Kinston.

Taylor, Miss Blanche, Kinston.

Dillahunt, Miss Lula, Kinston.

Davis, Miss Nora K., Pink Hill.

Kornegay. R., Kenansville.

Heath. Miss Dwilla, Kinston.

LENOIR COUNTY.

293

Brown, Miss Meltha, Kinston.
Noble, R. C, Deep Run.
Blizzard, John, Deep Run.
Jones, Miss Etta, Pink Hill.
Strickland, Geo. B., LaGrange.
Perry, Miss Pauline, Kinston.
Shaw, Miss Fannie, Kinston.
Mewborne, Mrs. Glen, LaGrange.
Whitfield, Miss Lula, LaGrange.
Hodges, Miss Ethel, Kinston.
Atkinston, Miss Dora, Goldsboro.

KINSTON.

Population, 1909: 9,000.

No. white polls, 740; No. colored
polls, 507.

Value real estate, $1,462,765 ; value
personal property, $1,252,345.

Tax Rate: $1.27 on the S100.

Bonded debt, $197,000.

Floating debt. $5,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. D. LaRoque, Jr.

Chief of Police — J. H. Bruton.

City Clerk— W. B. Coleman.

Treasurer — H. E. Mosely.

Tax Collector — W. B. Coleman.

Standard-Keeper — T. B. Ashford.

City Attorneys — Loftin, Varser &
Dawson.

City Supt. of Health— C. L. Pridgen.

Postmaster — J. F. Parrott.

B. B. Agents— J. E. Boswell, Nor-
folk & Southern Rv. Co.; S. R. Clary,
A. C. L. R. R. Co.

Express Agrent — Junius Stevenson.

Telegraph Manager — Clarence Smith.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — E R. Tull,
Carolina Telegraph & Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Christian — A. A. Ferguson, Pastor.

Episcopal — J. H. Griffiths, Jr., Rec-
tor.

Methodist— J. H. Hall, Pastor,
tor.

Presbyterian — R. C. Deal. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Kinston Graded Schools — Bruce
Craven, Superintendent.

High School— E. C. Willis. Principal.
D. P. Boyer, Miss Jessie Porter. Miss
Mary G. Shotwell. Miss Blannye Ber-
ry, Miss Minnie Lou Kelly, Teacbers.

Grammar School — K. T. Howerton,
Jr., Principal; D. D. Beaty. Miss
Josephine Perry, Miss Ola Giles. Miss
Lidy Weyher, Miss Ruth Howard,
Miss Mary Moye, Miss Scotia Hob-
good. Teachers.

Primary School — Miss Maud Till-
man, Principal; Mrs. G. B. Webn.
Miss Ruby Bruton. Miss Annie
Rhodes, Miss Fannie Moseley ; Miss
Sallie Shaw; Miss Alice Tuli ; Miss
Maggie Barwick. Teachers.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Tull.

Hotel Caswell.

Kennedy, Mrs. C. E.

Baily, Mrs. Henry.

Neuse Hotel.

Central Hotel (King House.)

Moore, Mrs. Needham.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The National Bank of Kinston — J.
W. Grainger, President ; R. C. Strong,
Cashier.

The First National Bank of Kinston
— N. J. Rouse, President ; D. F. Woo-
ten, Cashier.

The Farmer & Merchants Bank —
John F. Hooker, President ; L. J.
Mewborne. Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Kinston.

BAKERS.

Herbert, W. M.

BBICK MANUFACTURERS.

Carolina Brick Co.

Hooker. Churchill & Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Cox, John G. Shoe Store.

Dail & Taylor.

Oettinger Bros.

Cummings, J. B.

Barrett & Waters.

Kornegay. G. E.

BOOK STORES.

Hines & Fields.

Hood. J. E., & Co.

Pittman, A. F.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Parrott. J. W.

Stockton. John F.

Bond, W. R.

Byrd & Waters.

Whitehurst, E. B.

Redd & Wade.

Brown, George O.

Smith. J. C, & Sons.

Hooker, P. A.

Haskins. F. M.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Ellis Carriage Works.

Randolph, C. T.

Copeland, A. L., & Co.

Mitchell Bros.

CLUBS.

Lenoir Commercial Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Redditt, A. T.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Kinston Cotton Mills.

Caswell Cotton Mills.

Orion Knitting Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Mnrston. E. B.. Drug Co.

Lenoir Drug Co.

Hood. J. E.. & Co.

Temple Drug Co.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Pool. C .H.

Rhodes & Underwood.

Harrell, S. M.

Rhodes, Zach.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Lenoir Oil & Ice Co.

Neuse Milling Co.

White. J. B.
FEED AND GRAIN DEALERS.

Neuse Milling C<).

Edwards, H. C.

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LENOIR COUNTY.

Hooker, Churchill & Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

J. W. Grainger, President; Plato
Collins, Secretary; J. E. Hood, Treas-
urer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Oettinger Bros.

Dail & Taylor. '

Stadium, H.

Barrett & Waters.

Schultz, Abe.

Adler, M., & Son.

Cuinmings, J. B.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Oettinger Bros.

Cunirnings, J. B.

Schultz, Abe.

Barrett & Waters.

DENTISTS.

Faulkner, T. H.

Harper, H. D.

Parrott, Dan. W.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

Brown, T. B.

Kornegay, G. E.

Oettinger Bros.

Cummings, J. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Hood, J. E., & Co.

Lenoir Drug Co.

Temple Drug Co.

Dtinn, Henry.

Marston, E. B., Drug Co.

Moselev Drug Co.

Hudson, B. A., & Co.
DOCTORS.

Hyatt, H. O.

Weyler, V. E.

Pollard, John A.

Tull, Henry.

Woodley, C. B.

Whitaker, F. A.

Whitaker, R. A.

Parrott, J. M.

Parrott, W. T.

Parrott, A. D.

Fridgen, C. L.

Hargrove, W. F.

Bynum, C. H. (col.)

Rutherford, L. A. (col.)
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Cummings, J, B.

Kornegay, G. E.

Stevenson, J. M.

Oettinger Bros.

Barrett & Waters.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Pittmau, A. F.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Grainger, J. W.

L. Harvev & Son Co.

Fields, W. C.

Becton, E. J.

Copeland, A. S., & Co.
FLORISTS.

Wevher. Mrs. V. E.

Spain, Mrs. H. D.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Matthews, Frank.

Davis, J. F.

Gray, Henry.

Ilaskins, F. M.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Hodges, E. M.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Quinn & Miller.

Oettinger Bros.

GROCERS.

Mewborne, T. W. & Co. (Wholesale,)

Summrell & McCoy (Wholesale).

Hart & Harrington. (Wholesale.)

Cobb & Johnson. ( Wholesule.1

Myers & Midgette.

French, Henry.

Parrott, Jas. F., & Bro.

Moore, L. J.

Stroud, Burwell.

Haskins, I. T.

Cummings, H. W.

Cummings, J. B.

HOSPITALS.

The Robert Bruce McDaniel Me-
morial Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Rountree & LaRoque. (Fire and
Life.)

Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
(Fire and Life.)

The Kinston Loan & Real Estate
Co. (Fire and Life.)

Moore, James.

Bagby, Charles.

Crawford, P. H.

Denmark,
Bailey, C.
Mewborne

JEWELERS.

K.

J. H.
LAUNDRIES.

Kinston Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.

Loftin. A. J.
Varser, L. R.
Dawson, J. G.
House, N. J.
Shaw, H. E.

Wooten, T. C.
Wooten, E. R.
Ormond, Y. T.
Pollock, W. D.
Cow per, G. V.
Moore, G. O.
Terry, D. E.
Craven, Bruce.

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.
Hines Lumber Co.
Kinston Lumber Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Dail, J., & Son.
Williams, Jerrv.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
C.rainger, J. W.
Copeland, A. S.. & Co.
Harvey, L., Son & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Kinston Spinning Co. (Silk Mills.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Canady, B. W., & Son.
Dixon, D. V., & Son.
Moselv Hardware Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
All Hardware Dealers.
PAINTERS.
Cummings, Hugh.

LENOIR— LINCOLN.

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Huggins, T. L.
Scott, James.
Wade, Jurney.
Bailey Bros. (Sign.)

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Raskins, I. T.
Williams, D. T.
Stroud, Burwell.

PLUMBERS.
Moore, E. O.
Isler, L. E., & Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Slaughter Bros.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Coble. W. M.
Hargett's Studio.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Daily Free Press— D. T. Ed-
wards, Editor.

Free Will Baptist Advocate— J. S.
Brown, Editor.

Carolina Evangel — J. R. Rountree,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Kinston Insurance & Realty Co.
The Kinston Loan & Real Estate Co.
LaRoque, W. D., Jr.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Hooker, Churchill & Co.

TAILORS.
Foxman, L.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Webb, George B.
Wood. D. E.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Abbott. L.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Cumminjjrs, Hugh.
Huggins, T. L.
Askew, John.

LA GRANGE.

Population, 1909: 1.15.°,.

Tax Rate: 40e. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. G. Creech.

Postmaster — Albert Miller.

Chief of Police — Josiah Wells.

R. R. Agent— J. W. Graham,
folk & Southern.

Manager Telegraph — ,T. W. Graham,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. J. Boone, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant— J. H. Aber-
nethy. Pastor.

Nor-

Christian — J. R. Rountree, Pastor.

Preshyterian — R. C. Deal, Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — J. W. Gardner,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

LaGrange Graded School — G. B.
Strickland, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Rouse Banning Co. — N. J. Rouse,
President; T. R. Rouse, Cashier; Miss
Charlotte Wooten, Assistant Cashier.

Bank of LaGrange — Jno. R. Wooten,
President; L. P. Davis, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Hodges, J.M.

Sniithwick, J. W. P.

Greene, J. C.

DRUGGISTS.

Isler & Peele.

McDonald, H. M.

LAWYERS.

Kornesrav. H. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wooten, Sim.

Howard, Frank.

LaGrange Grocery.

Creech, R. G.

Fields, D. L.

Harper <fe Fields.

Wood Hardware Co.

Hardy, W. P.

Mewborne <fc Whitted.

Rouse, E. E. & Co.

Wooten, J. S.

Aldridge, J. M.

Barwick, L.

Burke. W. II.

Kennedy. A. W.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Harper.

Pitts Boarding House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Britt, J. F.

Walters, J. P.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Rouse, J. H. (Carriage and bu
factory and undertaker.)

Joyner, J. P. (Spoke and
tory.)

Sutton,
Hughes

Sutton,

Banner
LaGran

MILLS.

E L.

gy

beam fae-

GRIST

A. R. &
L. A.
COTTON GINS.

Alex.
WAREHOUSES.

Warehouse. (Tobacco.)
ie Warehouse. (Tobacco.)

LINCOLN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, LINCOLNTON.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of General Benjamin Lincoln.

Area: "00 square miles.

Population: 16,000.

Value of real estate, $2,445,000; value of personal property, $1,437,816.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,791,850; by negroes. $91,572.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special 20c.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation.

296 LINCOLN COUNTY.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 15.00 miles, assessed value $313,657.97

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,841.16

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,866.10

Piedmont Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,736.00

Carolina & Northwestern R. R., 14.96 miles, assessed value 13S.361.35

Southern Power Company, assessed value 5,867.00

Superior Court Terms: 5th Monday after 1st Monday in March; 1st
Monday in September; 14th Monday after 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — A. Nixon, Lin-
coluton.

Sheriff — 6. L. Heafner, Liucolnton.

Register of Deeds — W. H. Sigmon,
Lincoln ton.

Treasurer — J. O. Allen, Lincolnton.

Coroner — John Killian, Liucolnton.

-Micheal Hoke,

Lincoln-
AA". Sain,
Heafner,
H. Har-

D.
D.
D.
C.
M

Surveyor

ton.

Co. Supt. of Health— John
Lincolnton.

Co. Supt. of Schools— G. T.

Lincolnton.

Supt. of County Home — J.

man, Lincolnton.

Co. Board of Education — R. L. Sig-
mon, P. L. Leatherman. D. C. K.
Wilkinson.

County Commissioners — R. M. Rose-
man, Lincolnton; J. E. Reinhardt,
Ironton; A. Lee Cherry. Stanly; W.
C. Rhodes, Lincolnton ; ,T. Blanton.

County Board of Elections — W. C.
Quickel. (chrm.), Lincolnton; R. J.
Mouser, Lincolnton; Edgar Lo^e.
(Sec), Lincolnton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Lincolnton Township — M. C. Pad-
gett, Lincolnton; J. A. Epps. Lincoln-
ton ; J. M. Roberts, Lincolnton ; J.
Ramsour, Lincolnton ; S. W. McKee,
Lincolnton; AY .T. Carpenter; Lin-
colnton; J. L. Putnam. Lincolnton; J.
Thomas McLean, Lincolnton ; H. J.
Crooks, Lincolnton.

Howards Creek — AY. AY. Noland,
Crouse; J. F. Heafner. Crouse; M. L.
Baker, Crouse; Charles M. Loder.
Lincolnton, R. F. D. ; E. I. Mosteller,
Reepsville; C. L. Havnaer, Henry.

North Brook — T. P. .Tenks. Henry,
R. F. D. ; C. Z. Hoyle, Henry. R. F.
; F. J. Leatherman. Henry, R. F.
; \V. M. Hull. Cherrvville, It. F.
; J. C. Beam. Cherrvville. R. F. D. ;
W. Beam. Cherrvville. R. F. D. ; T.
Foster, Cherryville. R. F. D.

Ironton — D. A. Troutman, Ironton;
R. F. Coodson. Ironton: R. H. Bul-
lard, Iron Station. R. F. D. ; M. T.
AThitesides, Maiden. R. F. D.; Brad-
sbaw Loving, Lincolnton. R. F. D. : ,T.
E. Cronland, Lincolnton, R. F. D. ; J.
H. Ivey, Lincolnton. R. F. D.

Catawba Sprines — P. A. Thompson,
Denver; AY. F. Kelly, Denver: A. A.
Keever, Kimesville; AA'alter McConuell,
Lowesville; J. A. Nixon. Stanly, R. F.
D. ; AY. H. Lowe. Stanly. R. F. D.;
S. A. Hager, Stanly, R. F. D. ; R. L.

McCorkle, Stanly, R. F. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — D. P. AVaters, Lowes-
ville; AY. F. Elliott, Denver; M. B.
Clegg, Crouse.

Baptist — Bartlett MeClure, Rein-
hardt: Philip Bangle, Lincolnton.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Kizer, W. C. Reepsville.

Killiam, R. B., Lincolnton, R. F. D.

Hoover, Chas. H., Crouse.

Thompson. C. B., Lowesville.

Smith, Augustus, Ironton.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Randleman & Smith, Ironton.

Goode, R. C, Ironton.

Carpenter, M. M.. Ironton.

Mullen. O. S., Derr.

Nixon, .1. A., Triangle.

Nixon, Robert, Triangle.

Keever, A. A., Kidsville.

Noles, «;. AL, Kidsville.

Kids. J. M., Kidsville.

Lowe. I. C, Lowesville.

Delliuger, J. C, Johnston.

Havnaer, C. L., Henry.

Heafner, J. F., Crouse.

Heafner Bros.. Crouse.

Holly, AY. A.. Reepsville.

Kizer, AA\ C, Reepsville.

Cobb & McCorkle, Reinhardt.

Longshoals Cotton Mills. Long-
shoals.

Lincoln Mills. Laboratory.

Rhyne. D. E., Laboratory.

Sain. A. C, Henry.

Perkins, Lee. Derr.

Sain, D. H., Lewis.

AVood, J. I*.. Henry.

COTTON GIN'S.

Jenkins, Aliles, Ironton.

Keel Bros., Macpela'b.

Killiam. H. P.. Derr.

Cherry Bros., Triangle.

Lincoln Milling Co., Lincolnton.

Banner Roller Mills. Lincolnton.

Mauuey & Carpenter, Lougshoals.

Carpenter & Sullivan, Crouse.

Chapman Bros., Crouse.

Stroup, M. r.. Crouse.
FLOUR. CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Paiger, T. L.. Lincolnton, R. F. D.

Rhodes. AV. C. Lincolnton. R. F. D.

Grider Mill. Lincolnton. R. F. D.

Howards Creek Milling Co., Reeps-
ville.

AA'arlick Roller Mills. Reepsville.

Reepsville Mills. Reepsville.
SAW MILLS.

Finger & Sel, Lincolnton.

Finger & Shuford. Lincolnton.

LINCOLN COUNTY.

29?

Leigh. D. T., Henry, R. F. D.
Keener, John W., Lineolntou, R.
F. D.

Goorlson, Giles, Lineolnton, R. F. D.

COTTON MILLS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mariposa Cotton Mills — Hall Mor-
rison, Proprietor, Mariposa.

Lincoln Cotton Mills — D. E. Rhyne,
Proprietor, Laboratory.

Laboratory Cotton Mills— D. E.
Rhyne, Proprietor, Laboratory.

Long Shoals Cotton Mills— Hunter
Mauney, Proprietor, Long Shoals.

Elm Grove Cotton Mills— R. S.
Reinhardt. Secretary, Lineolntou.

Indian Creek Manufacturing: Co. —
W. A. Rudisill, President, Lineolnton,
R. F. D.

John Rudisill Manufacturing- Co. —
J. M. Roberts, Supt., Lineolnton, R.
F. D.

Saxony Spinning- Co. — Edgar Love,
President. Lineolnton.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Finger. Sidney M.. Lineolnton.

Warlick, Farrel, Reepsville.

Lutz. T. M.. Reepsville.

Caldwell. B. P., Lineolnton.

Darden. Miss Alliene. Lineolnton.

Tiddy. Miss Margaret. Liucolnton.

McMullen. Miss Lucile, Lineolnton.

Lea, Miss Hattie Sue. Lineolnton.

Mundy, Miss Lala. Lineolnton.

Shuford, Miss Linda, Lineolnton.

Youmans. Miss Pearl. Lineolnton.

Martin. Miss Elizabeth, Lineolnton.

Sloan, Miss Clara. Lineolnton.

Darden, Miss Frances. Lineolnton.

Peeclin. Miss Minnie, Lineolnton.

Jenkins, Miss Maud. Cherryville.

Beam. Miss Minnie. Cherryville.

Harrelson. Miss Lucy. Cherryville.

James. Miss Eva. Lineolnton.

Quickie. Miss Mary. Lineolnton.

Willis. Miss Grace. Lineolnton.

Mundy, Miss Janie. Denver.

Mundy, Miss Stella. Denver.

Hayes. Miss Lilly. Louisburg.

Proctor, Miss Ellis, Denver.

A'ance. Mrs. Margarette, Concord.

Bess. B. A., Cherryville. R .F. D.

Abernathy. A. L.. -Iron Station.

Hinkle. Miss Laura. Stanley.

Hamrick. Miss Sallie. Iron Station.

Self, Miss Letha. Lineolnton.

Sifford, Miss Willis. Stanley.

Smathers. Miss Sarepta, Henry.

Houser, Miss Cora, Henry.

Erwin, Miss Augusta, Denver.

Bolick, Mrs. J. E.. Denver.

Scott. C. J., Denver.

Rendleman, .Miss Francis. Iron Sta-
tion.

McLean. Miss Mildred. Lineolnton.

Seary, II. L.. Lexington.

Dellinger. Miss Eva. Iron Station.

Long. Miss Mary. Huntersville.

Boggs, Miss Lou, Belwood.

Huss. Miss Alice, Southside.

Proctor. R. S., Denver.

Nixon, Joe. Lineolnton.

Moore, Miss Althea, Rutherford Col-

lege.

Ballard, Miss Carrie. Alexis.

Ballard, E. D., Alexis.

Sherrill, Karl, Lineolnton.

Sherrill, Miss Martha. Lineolnton.

Lohr, Miss Johnsie. Lineolnton.

Pressley, Miss Josephine, Lincoln-
ton.

Hoover, Miss Florence, Crouse.

Camp. Miss Mattie, Lineolnton.

Carpenter, Miss Fannie, Lineolnton.

Long, Miss Ethel. Lineolnton.

Rudisille, Miss Inez. Iron Station.

Rudisille. Miss Ruth, Iron Station.

Armstrong, C. B., Denver.

Lineberger, R. E., Lineolnton.

Beam, C. L.. Cherryville.

Dellinger, Miss Addie, Iron Station.

Beam. Miss Ina, Crouse.

Brown. S. A., Crouse.

Ramsey, T. S.. Lineolnton.

Ramsey, Miss Nora, Lineolnton.

Ramsey, Miss Jessie, Lineolnton.

Hoover, Miss Georgie. Reepsville.

Ramsey, Miss Maud, Lineolnton.

Blackburn. Miss Leila, Lineolnton.

Armstrong. Miss Hattie, Iron Sta-
tion.

Goodman. Miss Pettte, Henry.

Howard, Miss Rebecca, Denver.

Kistler, Miss Mary, Reepsville.

Nixon. Miss Annie, Lineolnton.

Strider, Miss Beuua, Lineolnton.

Smyre. George. Lineolnton.

Mosteller, Miss Mary, Reepsville.

Mosteller, E. I., Reepsville.

Warlick, Miss Ruth. Reepsville.

Rendleman, Miss Georgie, Iron Sta-
tion.

Wilkinson. D. C. Iron Station.

Hoover. C. C, Lineolnton.

Newton. I. T., Crouse.

Rowe. Miss Mildred. Crouse.

Vance. Mrs. Margarette. Crouse.

Dellinger. Miss Cora, Iron Station.

Mullen. Miss Maude. Lineolnton.

Huss. Miss Nora. Southside.

Huss. S. A.. Southside.

Henkle. Miss Emma. Stanley.

Camp. Miss Pearl, Iron Station.

('■11110. Miss May. Iron Station.

Warlick, F. M., Lineolnton.

Bingham. Miss Lona. Fallston.

Grigg, Miss Emma, Fallston.

Mullens, R. E.. Reepsville.

Sumner, Miss Myra. Lineolnton.

Mundy. Miss Agnes. Denver.

Ramsey. Miss Ada. Lineolnton.

Willis, Miss Nettie. Henry.

Coon. Miss Bettie. Lineolnton.

Kincaid, Miss Mary, Stanlev.

Ballard, A. S., Stanley.

LTNCOIiNTON.

Incorporated in 1786.

TOWX OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. J. Mouser.

Postmaster — C A. Jonas.

Chief of Police — John Lore.

R. R. Ag-ents— R. S. Lockhart. Sea-
board Air Line: J. S. Armstrong, C.
& N. W. Railway.

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LINCOLN— MACON.

Manager Telegraph — J. R. Moore,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— F. L. Townsend, J. W.
St rider. Pastors.

Baptist— S. W. Bennett, Pastor.

Presbyterian — W. R. Minter. Pastor.

Lutheran — R. A. Loder, D. D.. Pas-
tor.

Episcopal — W. R. Dye, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lincolnton Graded School — B. P.
Caldwell, Principal.

Fassifern — Miss Kate Shipp, Prin-
cipal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank— D. E. Rhyne,
President: F. O. Anderson. Cashier.

County National Bank — J. M.
Rhodes, President ; W. E. Grigg,
Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Lincolnton.

DOCTORS.

Costner. George H.

Crowell, L. A.

Petree, R. W.

Saine, John W.

Wise. J. S.

Wright, J. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Lincoln Drug Co.

Lauring, R. L.

LAWYERS.

Childs. C. E.

Quickel, A. L.

Wet mo re, L. B.

Jonas. C. A.

Costner, R. E.

Holye. J. M.

Mouser, R. J.

Nixon, K. B.

Thompson, B.

Sigmon. R. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wampum Department Stores.

Love-Thompson Company.

Rudisill, J. H., & Co.

Ashury, W. C.

Buff & Hutchison.

Dixie Grocery Co.

Jenkins, Blair.

Covington, T. A.

Reynolds & Withers.

Smith. James.

Self, H. A.

O.

Ballard, J. H.

JEWELERS.

Sherrill, W. M.
Houser, S. P.
Delter, Neva.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

North State Hotel.
C iimnercial Hotel.
Piedmont House.
Union Hotel.

LIVERY STABEES.
Lincoln Livery Co.
Beal, R. F., & Co.
Hines. W. W. W.
Hinson Livery Stable.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Daniel Manufacturing Co.
Rhodes Manufacturing Co.
Wampum Cotton Mills.
Piedmont Cotton Mills.
Eureka Manufacturing Co.

FLOUR MILLS.
Banner Roller Mills.
Lincoln Milling Co.

WOODWORKING PLANTS.
Michael Green Manufacturing Co.
Motz, W. W.
Piedmont Mantel and Show Case Co.

DENTISTS.
Self. I. R.
Coffey, R. L.

DENVER.

Population, 300.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. C. Mcintosh.
Postmaster— J. F. Killian.
Chief of Police— C. E.Ballard.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Denver High School— J. C. Scott.
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Abernethv, H. N.
McCaul, C. L

DRUGGISTS.
Mundy. J. O.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Lyman, W. H.. & Co.
Little, J. W.
Killian Brothers.
Proctor, W. C.
Proctor, A. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Shelton. M. J.
Lowe, Mrs. Mattie.

MACON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, FRANKLIN.

Formed in 1829. Named in honor of Nathaniel Macon.

Area, 650 square miles.

Population, 12,104. White males. 5.6G9; white females, 5,762; negro
males, 302; negro females. 371; foreign born, 22.

Value of real estate. 51,257,739; value of personal property. .$670,124.

Property listed In 1909 by whites, $1,914,566: by negroes, $13,297.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 38 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 7c; roads and
bridges. 25c.

MACON COUNTY. 299

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Co., 2.52 miles, assessed value $73,415.05

Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,480.08

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 147.80

Franklin Telephone & Electric Co., assessed value 3,674.00

Oconee Telephone Co., assessed value 310. on

Talllulah Falls Railway, 14.50 miles, assessed value 108,333.00

Superior Court Terms: 21st November; 25th April.

COUNT V OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— K. M. Ledford,
Franklin.

Sheriff — Alex. Moore. Franklin.

Register or Deeds — D. W. Blaine,
Franklin.

Treasurer — Alex. Moore. Franklin.

Coroner — R. F. Henry, Franklin.

Surveyor — Jas. Amnions, Ellijav.

Co. Supt. of Schools— M. D. Billings,
Franklin.

Supt. of County Home — .T. N. Mc-
Connell, Franklin.

County Commissioners — E. H.
Franks, (chrra.), Franklin; G .H.
Dalrymple, Franklin ; J. M. Keener.
Gneiss.

County Board of Elections — J. G.
Siler. Franklin; Lee Crawford, Frank-
lin; E. H. Franks. Franklin.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

N. P. Rankin, Franklin; B. M. Bm-
gine, Franklin; W. H. Roane, Frank-
lin; ,T. B. Ramsey, Franklin; Robt.
Stanley, Franklin; J. M. Corbin, Elli-
jay ; S. J. Amnions. Franklin; Geo.
Carpenter, Dean ; J. W. Ammons, Elli-
jay ; J. L. Higdon, Higdonville; John
T. Henry. EUijay ; A. G. Wood.
Gneiss; T. C. Vinson. Gneiss; Z. J.
Peck, Gneiss; W. E. Welch, Stiles; P.
H. Justice. Stiles; J. L. Fants. Frank-
lin, R. F. D. No. 3; E. P. Picklesimer,
Highlands; P. C. Calloway, High-
lands; I. H. Crunkleton, Highlands;
S. P. renland. Scaly; S. A. Long,
Scaly; C. R. Cable, Otto; J. M. Conby,
Otto; W. A. Northam, Otto: C. W
Slagle, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 1; F.
N. Johnson, Franklin, R. F. D. No. 1;
J. T. Watts, Teresita; John H. Greg-
ory, Nantahala : J. W. Duvall. Duvall ;
S. J. May, Flatts; R. R. Rickman,
West Mills: J. A. Lakev, Etna: J. L.
Bryson, West Mills; M. J. Marshburn,
Franklin.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Higdonville High School — Miss
Laura Jones, Principal, Higdonville.

Iotta Oracled School— E. N. Thorn,
Principal. Franklin, R. F. D. No. 3.

Covvee Graded School — Miss May Mc-
Dowell, Principal, West Mills.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Brabson, A. C, Otto.

Haney, John, Aquone.

Henry, John T., Ellijay.

Moore, J. M., Cullosoja.

Brown, E. P., Scaly.

McClure, Chas., Otto.

Franklin, R. F

Franklin, R. F. J

Bradley, E. R. & L. B., Otto.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Johnson, L. M., Franklin, R. F.
No. 1.

Nolen, F. H.,
No. 1.

Fants, D. C,
No. 3.

Hall, Cary, Etna.

Hall, Miss Kate, West Mills.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED M£UI

Waldrop, T. S„ Franklin, R. F.
No. 1.

Cozad, H. O., Franklin (Rol
Mills.)

Edwards, W. M., Franklin, R.
D No 3 (Roller Mills)

West Mills, West Mills

Jenkins Mills, Leatherman.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Edwards, Miss Carrie, Victoria.

Setser, C. A., Franklin, R. F.
No. 1.

West, Miss Nannie, West Mills.

West, Miss Vonnie, West Mills.

White, Miss Ada, Otto.

Phillips, Miss Dora, Franklin

Phillips, Miss Cora, Franklin

Ashe, Miss Mary Beelle, Frankl

Peek, Miss Flora, Gneiss,

Mattock, Miss Jennie, West Mills

Mattock, Miss Nannie, West Mills

Mann, Weaver, Franklin, R. F.
No. 2.

Mann, James, Frankliu, R. F.
No. 2.

Addington, Miss Lola, Franklin,
F. D. No. 2.

Cross, J. H., Flats.

Gibson, Miss Pollie,
D. No. 1.

Gibson, Miss Pearl.
D. No 1

Miss Nola.

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D.

er

F.

l».

Franklin.

Franklin,

Franklin.

Franklin,

Franklin,

Gibson,
D. No. 1.

Patton,
D. No. 1.

Patton,
D. No. 1.

Barnard,
F. D. No.

Barnard,
F. D. No. 3.

Miller, H. O., Highlands.

Young, P. R, Highlands.

Gray, Miss Mary, Cullasoja.

Norton, Miss Myrtle, Highlands

Corbin, Miss Ada, Eulalie.

Corbin, Miss Inda, Eulalie.

Angel, Miss Kate. Franklin.

Miss Nita,

Miss Alice,

Miss Pearl. Fr
i.
Miss Maude, Fi

R.
R.
R
R.

R.

mklin,
anklin,

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MACON— MADISON.

Penland, Miss Lola, Scaly.

Morrison, W. I'., Etna.

Burnett. Miss Bessie. E*"-

Jones, Ellis, Gay.

Dean. T G., Etna.

Morgan, .Miss Martha, Plats.

Siler, Miss Mary, Franklin.

Morrison, Miss Nor.-., Etna.

McCoy, D. C, Etna.

Mason, Walter, Leatherman.

Jenkins, Miss Mary, Leatherman.

Bradley, D. C, Etna.

Bradley, P. P., Etna.

Higdon, Fred., Higdonvllle.

Bradley. C. C, Etna.

Moore, Miss Nannie, Franklin.

Hurst. Miss Laurelda. Franklin.

Morgan, Miss Pearl, Stiles.

Dowdle, Miss Rubie, Franklin.

Wright. Miss Adeline, Shortoff.

Matney, Miss Grace, Teresita.

Simkins, Mrs. E. C, West Mills.

Snyder. Austin, Dean.

Dean. Miss Vernon. Dean.

Wells, Miss Mary E. Shortoff.

Siler, Miss Floy. Franklin.

Pickelsimer, Mrs. Cora, Highlands.

Ray, Mrs. Mary. Hayesville.

Waldroop. Miss Belle, Hayesville.

Kelly, Miss Elizabeth, Franklin.

Jones, Miss Laura, Franklin.

Higdon, Miss Eva, Higdonviils.

McDowell. Miss May. Franklin.

Pinland, Homer. Franklin, R. F. D
No. 2.

Dean. H. D.. Dean.

Arnold, .7. N.. Highlands.

Dalton, .7. R., Aquone

Fonts. .T L., Franklin. It.
No. 3.

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FRANKLIN.

Incorporated in 1S83.

Population, 1909: White. 400; col-
ored, 50; total. 450.

Value real estate. $128,790; value
personal property, $75,394.

Tax Rate. 50c. on the $100 and $1.00

poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — P. L. Siler.

Postmaster — P. B. Bentiow.

Chief of Police — George Olliver.

R. R. Agent — C. W. Haines, T. F.
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — C. W. Haines,
T. F. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — M. F. Moore, Pastor;
J. E. (lay. Presiding Elder.

Baptist— T. C. King. Pastor.

Presbyterian — Mr. Chidister, Pastor.

Episcopal — J. A. Deal, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Franklin Graded School — H. D.
Dean. Principal.

Franklin High Sehool — Miss Eliza-
beth Kelly.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Macon County Bank — J. A. Porter,
President; Lee Crawford, Cashier.

Bank of Franklin — F. S. Johnson,
President ; J. G. Siler. Cashier.
DRUGGISTS.

Smith, F .T.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Franks, E. H.

Moore. J. T., & Co.

Robinson. J. S.

Pendergrass, J. B.

Cunningham, E. K.

Thomas, John H.

Potts, W. T.

Sloan Bros.

Trotter, .T. S.

Dalrymple, George B.

Macon Countv Supply Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Jarrett Hotel.

Alleghany.

Junaluskie Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.

Ansel. T. W.

Hill. O. V.. & Bro.

Shepherd. T. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Stallcup Furniture Co.

MADISON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, MARSHALL.

honor of President James Mai
white females.

Formed in 1851. Named in

Area, 450 square miles.

Population, 24,600. White males. 12,432
males, 98; negro females. 126.

Value of real estate. $1.523.014 : value of personal property

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $2,815,692: by negroes,

No. of Schools: For whites. 72; for negroes, 4.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 76c. on the $100; poor, 38c, o
roads and bridges. 23 l-3c.

County bonded debt. $115,000

Public Roads: Worked by special tax and free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES

Laurel Telephone Co.. assessed value

Spring Creek Telephone Co., assessed value

lison.
11.945:

$1.299,3i

$6,687.

negro
65.

n polls only ;

8S0.00
1.990.00

THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD,

LEADIN6 BANK IN MADISON COUNTY

MARSHALL, N. C.

OFFICERS: J. J. Redmon,
Pres. : F. Shelton, V.-Pres. ;
YV. B. Ramsey, Cashier; H.
C. Rector, Asst. Cashier.

MADISON COUNTY.

301

Southern Railway Co.. 28.40 miles, assessed value 827,375.35

The Pullman Co., assessed value 4,782.88

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2,640.35

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessd value ."., 240.40

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value .;.044.(i()

Madison Telephone Co., assessed value :«)0.00

North Buncombe Telephone Co.. assessed value 80.00

Superior Court Terms: 6th Monday before 1st Monday in March, civil;
1st Monday before 1st Monday in March, criminal: 0th" Mondav after 1st
Monday in March, civil: 3rd Monday before 1st Monday in September,
criminal; 8th Monday after 1st Monday in September, civil.

White.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— ,T. H.

Marshall.

Sheriff — Ceo. W. Cole. Marshall.

Register of Deeds — James Smart,
Marshall.

Treasurer — W. H. Henderson. Mar-
shall.

Coroner— J. H. Baird, Mars Hill.

Surveyor — R. L. Tweed. White
Rock.

Co. Supt. of Health— W. J. Weaver.
Marshall.

Co. Supt. of Schools — M. C. Ruek-
ner, Mars Hill.

Supt. of County Home — James
Haynie, Marshall.

Co. Board of Education — Jasper
Ebbs, (chrm.), Trust: Thos. J. Mur-
ray, Marshall. R. F. D. No. 3; L. M.
Bryan, Marshall.

County Commissioners — J. C.
Chandlev, White Rock; C. F. Cassada,
Marshall, R. P. D. No. 1 ; H. J. Jervis,
Ivey.

County Board of Elections — J. N.
West, Marshall; Ceo. McKinnev, Mar-
shall: Thos. J. Murray. Marshall, R.
F. D. No. 3.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Township No. 1 — Geo. W. Bryan,
Jr.. Marshall; Watt. B. Smith. .Mai-
shall; Alfred Roberts. Marshall; Bar-
nett Portener, Marshall : T. A. Center.
Marshall; T. Bragg West. Marshall:
Vance Ramsey, Walnut.

No. 2— R. L. Tweed. White Rock;
Bayless Shelton, Carmen: J. W. Crow.
Dewdrop; Allen Gunter, Dewdrop; A.
J. Shelton. Allanstand : W. I'.. Banks,
White Rock.

No. 3— J. W. Wvatt. Marshall. R. P.
1). No. 3: J. P. Messer. Halewood :
John Metcalf. .lr.. Halewood: Thos.
J. Murray. Marshall. R. P. D. No. :: :
Rufus Eller. Halewood.

No. 4— M. E. Metcalf, Paint Rock :
J. M. Dewesse, Ivy; R. H. Chambers.
Ivy; J. M. Henslev, Buckner.

No. 5— T. J. Tilson. Mars Hill. R. P.
P. No. 2; W. R. Carter. Holeombe ;
Grant Higuins. California Creek.

No. 6— S. L. Teague. Marshall.
P. D. No. 1: Will Carver. R. F.
No. 1; D. P. Roberts. Marshall, R.
D. No. 1.

No. 7— T. N. Reece. Marshall. R.

R.
D.
P.

I'

5; <;. W. Goforth, Barnard;
Wilson. Marshall. K. F. D.

1). No.
.lames
No. 5.

No. 8 — W. c. Price, Spring Creek;
C. C. Brown, Lee: J. B. Segle. Spring
Creek; T. L. Plemmons, Lee: Charlie
Waldrup. Spring Creek: J. M. Hipps,
Spring. Creek; J. P. Askew. Spring
Creek.

No. 9 — J. W. Thomas. Stackhonse ;
S. W. Brown, Hot Springs: J. M.
Waddell. Hot Springs; W. Lawson,
Hot Springs; Vernon Church. Hot
Springs: V. H. Reynolds, Sand v.

No. 10— W. A. Wallin, Big Laurel;
Wm. Norton, Revere: Erwin Rice. Big
Laurel: Marion Wallin. Big Laurel;
.7. A. Leak, Revere.

No. 11— J. B. Callahan, Little Creek;
W. M. Edmonds, Little Creek; Win.
Fox. Faust; Lee English, English;
W. H. English. English; H. D. Wald-
rup, Faust.

No. 12 — James A. Worley. Worley ;
J. H. Davis. Big Pine: John Roberts.
Big Pine: Jacob A. Worley. Worley;
S. C. Worley, Worley.

No. 13 — James M. Brown. Kind :
Vance Ledford, King; B. B. Recce.
Joe; J. E. Gregory, Joe; D. Roland.
Joe.

No. 14 — G. N. Arrington. Grape-
vine: .7. E. Ramsev. Peek; E. S.
Morgan, Mars Hill.'R. F. I). No. 1;
J. H. Ray. Marshall. R. P. D. No. 2:
W. R. Sams, Grapevine.

No. 15— J. A. Ball. Mars Hill; W.
O. Connor, Mars Hill: Oscar Willis.
Mars Hill; J. C. Ponder, Mars Hill:
C. L. Sams, Mars Hill.

No. 16— C. C. Peek. Laurelton ; J. A.
Norton, Laurelton ; D. Fender, Laurel-
ton.

SCHOOLS AXI) ACADEMIES.

Madison Seminary lliuh School — It.
G. Anderson. Superintendent, Mar-
shall.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOVYNS.

English, I. L.. Faust.

Tilson, J. C, Marshall. R. F. P.
No. 3.

Woody. S. B.. Spring Creek.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Tilson, J. F., Grapevine.

Cody. C. W., Laurelton.

Silvev. T. A., Halewood.

Roberts, A. J.. Little Pine Creek.

THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD,

LEADIN6 BANK IN MADISON COUNTY

MARSHALL, N. C.

OFFICERS: J. J. Redmon.
Pres. ; F. Shelton, V.-Pres. ;
W. B. Ramsey. Cashier; II.
C. Rector, Asst. Cashier.

302

MADISON COUNTY.

Brown, J .S., Waverly.
Brown, T. L., & Son, Halcomb.
Duckett, D. B., Spring Creek.
Sprinkle & George, California Creek.
Rice, R. \V., Little Creek.
Wallin, J. A., Big Laurel.
Shelton & Cole, White Rock.
Stanley, J. F., & Co., Joe.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Marshall Milling Co., Marshall.

SAW MILLS.

Marshall Woodworking Co., Mar-
shall.

Ramsey, J. G„ & Co., Walnut.

Cole, G. W., Marshall.

Roberts, A. J. & J B., Marshall, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Peek, A. C, Peek.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS.

Anderson, Miss Sue, Paint Rock.
Stockard, Miss Julia A., Marshall.
English, Miss Pearl, Walnut.
Candler, Mrs. Julia, Marshall.
Ramsey, Mrs. Eugenia, Marshall.
Ponder, Miss Hassie, Mars Hill.
Allen, Miss Ella Lee, Allanstand.
Allen, Miss Lula M., Allanstand.
Heusley, Roscoe, White Rock.
Tweed, S. E., Big "Laurel.
Connor, E. E., Mars Hill.
Sprinkle, George E., Jupiter.
Gardner, J. D., Trust.
James, J. M.. Paint Fork.
Radford, Curtis, Just.
Gardner, Garrett, Waverly.
Robinson, Miss Eugenia, Buckner.
Wells. J. E.. Holcombe.
Roberts, Mrs. Nora, Marshall, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Snell, Miss Sybil, Mars Hill.

Hipps, Miss Leona, Spring Creek.

Tweed, Miss Addie, Big Pine.

Stockton. Miss Mary E., Little Pine

Jervis, E. D., Barnard.

Reeves, G. M., Cross Rock.

Phillips, Miss Julia. Hot Springs.

Whitley, Miss Kate, Hot Springs.

Brooks, T. A., Bluff.

Hunter, D. O., Marshall, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Allman, Miss Etta, Colga.

Holcombe, Miss Daisy. Mars Hill.

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.

MARSHALL.

Population, 1909: Whites, 1,000;
colored, 28; total, 1,028.

Value real estate, $231,118; value
personal property, $60,000.

Tax Rate, $1.00 on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John Jarrett.

Postmaster — Frank Roberts.

Chief of Police— D. F. Ramsey.

R. R. Agent— W. A. West, Southern.

Manager Telegraph — W. A. West,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — W. E. Finley, Pastor.
Marshall.

Baptist — Zeno Wall, Pastor, Mar-
shall.

Methodist — E. O. Lawton, Pastor,
Marshall.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Marshall Public School— R. W.
Mitchell, Marshall.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of French Broad— J. J. Red-
mon, President ; W. B. Ramsey,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Roberts, Frank.
Weaver, W. J.
Moore, J. N.

DRUGGISTS.
Redmon & Roberts Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Shelton, F.

Nelson, J. W.

West, J. N.

James, T. N.

Davis, V. B.

King, W. E., & Co.

Gudger, W. J., & Son.

Tweed, N. B.

Ball, Tonie.

Franklin, J. M.

Ramsey, R. N.

Ward. R. H.

Franklin, J. M.

Haynie, J. H.

Candler. J. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Rector House.

Allison House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Redmon, Ramsey & Co.

Tweed & Runnern.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Capitola Manufacturing Co. (Yarns).

Marshall Woodworking Co. (Lum-
ber).

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Madison County Record — J. R.
Swann, Editor.

French Broad News — W. E. Finley,
Editor.

WALNUT.

Incorporated in 1904.
Population, 1909: Whites, 170.
Value real estate, $30,000 ; value per-

THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD,

LEADING BANK IN MADISON COUNTY

MARSHALL, N. C.

OFFICERS: J. J. Redmon,
Pres. ; F. Shelton, V.-Pres.;
W. B. Ramsey, tashier; H.
C. Rector, Asst. Cashier.

MADISON -MARTIN.

303

sonal property, $3,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. V. Ramsey.
Postmaster— J. M. Ramsey.
Chief of Police — Arthur McDevitt.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — E. O. Lawton, Pastor,
Marshall.

Presbyterian — Frank March, Pas-
tor.

Baptist— John H. Ballard, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
First Graded School — Miss Kate Mc-
Neill, Principal.

DOCTORS.
McLevitt, A. J.
Forteuer, W. B.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Ramsey, J. M., & Sons.
Miles, D. P., & Co.

LIVERY STABLES.
Ramsey, J. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Fain, C. W. (Saw Mill).
Rice, T. J. (Corn Mill).

Riddle, S .M., & Son.

Edwards, L. D.

Jarvis, J. M,
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

R. S. Gibbs.

Riddle, S. M.

LIVERY STABLES.

Sprinkle, J. B., Mars Hill.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Tillery, G. G., & Co. (Woodworking
and Building).

Anderson, J. W., & Co. (Brick).

MARS HILL.

! Incorporated in 1891.

Population, 1909: White, 400; col-
ored, 10; total, 410.

Value real estate, $4S,640; value per-
sonal property, $19,102.

Tax Rate: 50c. on $100; $1.50 on
poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. L. Carter.
Postmaster— G. G. Tillery.
Chief of Policer— T. J. Edge.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— E. R. Harris, Pastor.
Methodist— L. H. Griffith. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mars Hill College— R. L. Moore,
President.

Public School— W. P. Jervis, Prin-
cipal.

DOCTORS.
Baird, J. H.
Baird, J. W.
Roberson, W. F.
Burnett, J. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Burnett, J. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Gibbs, R. S.

HOT SPRINGS.

Population, 1909: Whites, 750; col-
ored, 50; total, 800.

Value real estate., $180,000; value
i personal property. $40,000.
Tax Rate, 50c. on the $100.

TOAVN OFFICERS.
Mayor— P. D. Ebbs.
Postmaster — J. E. Lance.
Chief of Police — John B. Lawson.
R. R. Agent — Chas. Burgin, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Chas. Burgin,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— R. H. Hipps, Pastor,
Spring Creek. *

Methodist — C. R. Allison, Pastor.
Presbyterian— H. F. Schouck, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
Darland Institute — Miss Julia E.
Phillips, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Hot Sprinars— Thos. Fris-
bee, President; C. J. Ebbs, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Peck, E. J.

DRUGGISTS.
Mountain Park Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hot Springs Supply Co.
Nicholson & Lance.
Plemmons, W. H. & Ira.
Lawson, W. M.
Brooks, J. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Mountain Park Hotel.
Stone House.
McFall House.

MARTIN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WILLIAM STON.

Formed in 1774 from Halifax and Tyrrell Counties. Named in honor of
Josiah Martin, the last Royal Governor of North Carolina.
Area: 500 square miles.
Population : 20.000.

Value of real estate, $1,996,750; value of personal property, $1,646.S95.
Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,295,000; by negroes, $34S,645.
No. of Schools: For whites, 43; for negroes, 30.
Tax Rate: County purposes., 17c. on the $100. 4 per cent county tax

Farmers and Merchants Bank, Williamston, N. C.

JOHN D. BIGGS, President.
CHAS. D. CAR8TARPHEN, V.-Pres.

FRANK F. FAGAN, Cashier.

L. H. HARRISON, Asst. Cashier.

304 MARTIN COUNTY.

spent ou roads.

Public Roads: Worked by Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railway, 52.24 miles, assessed value $1,526,869.67.

Southern Express Company, assessed value 4,856.75

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,303.00

Williamstou Telephone Company, assessed value 2,175.00

Roanoke & Tar River Steamboat Company, assessed value 15,000.00

Superior Court Terms: Second Monday after 1st Monday in March; 2nd
Monday after 1st Monday in June and September, and 14th Monday after
1st Monday in September. Semptember Term 2 weeks; others one week.

COl'NTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. A. Hobbs,
Williamston.

Sheriff— .T. C. Crawford, William-
ston.

Register of Deeds— A. S. Colfield.
Williamston.

Treasurer — C. I). Carstarphen, Wil-
liamston.

Coroner — .7. H. Saunders, William-
ston.

Surveyor — Sylvester Peel, William-
stun.

Co. Supt. Health— W. E. Warren.
Williamston.

County Supt. of Schools — R. J.
I'eele. Williamston.

Supt. of County Home — D. Bowen,
Williamston.

Co. Board of Education — .T. T. Vfal-
do. Hamilton : L. B. Wynn. William-
ston; Warren H. Biggs, Williamston.

County Commissioners — S. E. Hai-
dison, Williamston: W. H. Daniel.
•Tamesville; A. S. Roberson. Roberson-
ville; .T. A. Bennett. Oak City; H. M.
I.r.rras. (chrm.), Williamston.

County Board of Elections — X. S.
Peel, (chrrn.l, Williamston; B. R. Jen-
kins. Robersonville ; C. C. Pagan,
D ardens.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Jamesville Township — J. C. Smith.
Dardens ; J. L. Davenport. .Tamesville;
C A. Askew, .Tamesville.

Williams — Joshua L. Coltrain, Wil-
liamston. R. F. D.; J. N. Hopkins.
Williamston. R. P. D. : W. W. Rober-
son, Williamston. R. F. D.

Coltrain. James -
S. Lilly. .Tamesville.
Peel. Jamesville, R.

Griffins— J. L.
ville, R. F. D. : G.
R. F. D. : Pleny
F. D.

Williamston — B
liamston ; W. H.
liamson.

Bear Grass — W.

F. Godwin.
Robertson. Si'..

Wil-
Wil-

R.

McG.

Robertson. Wil-
Taylor, William-

ston, R. F. D.
ston. R. F. D.

Cross Roads— J. II. D. Peel,
liamston. R. F. D. : George D.
ganus, Robersonville. R. P. D. ;
Perry, Everetts.

Robersonville — S. L. Ross. Rober-
sonville; J. L. Croom. Robersonville,
R. F. D. ; A. L. Billf lower, Parmele;
S. M. Brooks. Parmele

Wil-
Gur-
I'.. I".

R. Ballard. Wil-
M. P. Taylor,

R. Ange,

L.

Hamilton ;
F. Rober-

Poplar Point— J.

liamston. R. P. D.
Williamston, R. P. D.
Williamston, R. F. D.

Hamilton— J. T. Waldo,
B. L. Long. Hamilton ; G.
son, Hassells.

Goose Nest — W. O. Council. Oak
City: N. M. Worsly, Oak City: X. P.
Brown, Oak City; II. C. Harrington,
Palmyra.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rogerson, John X., Williamston, R.
P. D.

Manning. A. J., Pairview.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Dardens— Miss Cora M. Hill. Prin-
cipal, Dardens.

Williamston, R. F. D. 1— S. Peel,
Principal.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lilly, Kader, Williamston, R. I-
No. 1.

Manning, S. \\'.. Jamesville, R. l
Xo. 1.

Ballard. W. W., Williamston,
P. D.

Taylor, V. R., Williamston, R

Griffin, G. W.. Williamston, R
SAW MILLS.

Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.

Manning, N. R.

Lilly, Kader, Williamston. IX.
Xo. 1.

'. D.

\ D.

R.

P. D.
F. D

P. D.

Roberson, J. J.
Staton & Daniel.
Coltrain. J. L.. &
Ward. J. H.
Cnlther. R. S.

Br.

WILLIAMSTON.

Incorporated in 1770.
Population. 1009: 1.000.
Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100. and
$1.50 on poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — B. F. Godwin.
Postmaster — J. R. Moblev.
Chief of Police— W. R. White.
R. R. Agent— W. A. Ellison.
Manager Telegraph — W. A. Ellison.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.
Baptist— G. J. Daniel. Pastor.
Methodist— C. L. Read. Pastor.
Episeopal — W. J. Gordon, Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Williamston Graded School — Z. H.

Farmers and Merchants Bank of Williamston

PAYS FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.

They remit for collections promptly on moderate terms.

MARTIN COUNTY.

305

llo.se, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Martin County — Wheeler
Martin, President; J. G. Godard,
Cashier.

Farmers & Merchants Bank — J. D.
Biggs. President; F. P. Fagan.
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Warren, W. E.
Knight, J .B. H.
Rhodes, J. S.
Saunders, J. H.
York, H. B.
Floyd, R. A. (col.)

DENTISTS.
White, J. A.

DRUGGISTS.
Biggs, S. R.. Drug Co.
Famden & Saunders.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Anderson, Crawford & Co.
Hassell, J. L., & Co.
Harrison Bros. & Co.
Hodges, F. K., & Co.
Cowing, O. K., & Co.
Blount & Bro.
<'arstarphen. C. D.
Mizzell, J. A.. & Co.
Brown, S. S.
Hodues, W. J.

JEWELERS.
Peele. H. D.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Hoyt. F. W.

GROCERS.
Corev, L. E., Grocery Co. (Whole-
sale.)
I- HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Atlantic.
Roanoke.
Thomas House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Moblev, Sid.
Waters. J. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Virginia-Carolina Peanut Co.

BUGGY MANUFACTCRERS.
Martin County Buggy Co.

SAW MILLS.
Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.

LAWYERS.
Stubbs, H. W.
Martin & Criteher.
Winston & Everett.
Dunning, A. R.
Newell, S. A.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Crawford, K. B.
Pope, J. E.
Fagan. F. F.
Newell. S. A.
Allen. P. W. (col.)

GOLD POINT.

Incorporated in 1.39S.

Population, 1909: White. 100;
oied, 50; total, 150.

Value real estate, $25,000; value
sonal property, $15,000.

L'Ol-

per-

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. L. Croom.
Chief of Police— J. H. Stalls.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Christian — J. C. Suminerell, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Gold Point Academy — Miss Lydia
Roberson, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Weaver, J. L.
Coburn, J. B.
Taylor, Jule. (col.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Taylor House.

SAW MILLS.
Roberson, B. H.. & Son.

BUGGY MANUFACTURERS.
Croom, J. L., & Co.

.'00 ;

L.

OAK CITY.

Incorporated in 1892.

Population. 11)00: White
ored. 100; total, :;00.

Value real estate, $8,000; value per
sonal property. $2,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — S. W. Casper.

Postmaster — John L. Hines.

Chief of Police— B. F. Casper.

R* R. Agent — S. E. Hines, A. C.

Manager Telegraph — S. E. Hines.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — T. J. Crisp, Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Johnson. Everett & Co.

Harrell & Ross.

Perkins, E. L.

Harrell, F. M., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hvman, Mrs. L. W.

Daniel, J. T.

LIVERY STABLES.

Everett & Daniel.

Davenport. L. W., & Bro.

SAW AND PLANING MILLS.

Casper Bros.

Davenport. T. W.

GRIST MILLS.

Davenport, T. W.

ROBERSONVILLE.

Incorporated in 1SS5.

Population. 1909: White, 500; col-
ored. 250; total, 750.

Value real estate. $175,000 ; value
personal property. $75,000.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — S. L. Ross.

Postmaster — W. S. Vick.

Chief of Police — Jos. Bullock.

R. R. Agent — H. H. Pope, A. C. L.
Ry. Co.

Manager Telegraph — H. H. Pope,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — E. C. Andrews. Pastor.

Methodist — J. C. Reynolds. Pastor.

Farmers and Merchants Bank of Williamston

SOLICITS ACCOUNTS BOTH LARGE AND SMALL.
They have facilities for handling the accounts of large corporations and
20 respectfully solicit business.

",0C

MARTIN COUNTY.

Christian — W. II. Howard, Pastor.
Primitive Baptist — G. D. Roberson,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Rohersonville Graded Schools — B. G.
Allen, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Rohersonville — R. H. Har-
grove, President; J. C. Robertson,
Cashier; J. A. Mizzell, Asst. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Nelson. R. J.
Ward, J. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Nelson & Ward.
Hargrove. R. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Purvis, R. T.
Jenkins & Roberson.
Roberson, B. II., & Sons.
Smith, R. L., & Co.
Coffleld, J. A., & Co.
.Tames, C, & Co.
Bailey & Barnhill.
Roberson, A. S., & Co.
Roberson & Brown.
Edmondson. J. I., & Co.
Roberson, J. H.. & Co.
Tavlor, J. A., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Beulah. _

Hotel Alice. *

Mooring House.
Benjamin House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Purvis, R. T.
Grimes, R. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Roserson. Wiley, it Co.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Carolina Briek Co.

BUGGY MANUFACTURERS.
Parker, D. B.. Buggy Co.

LAWYERS.
Smith, J. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Roberson & Bailey.
Mizzell & Roberson.
Ross. S. L.

HAMILTON.

Population, 1909: White, 350; col-
ored, 150; total, 500.

Value real estate. $49,625 ; value
personal property, $155,004.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— Jos. T. Waldo.

Postmaster — Sallie E. Ewell.

Chief of Police — B. L. Upton.

Manager Telegraph — B. L. Long.
(Telephone only.)

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— C. L. Reed, Tastor: P.
E., W. J. Gordon.

Primitive Baptist — M. T. Lawrence.
Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Andrews. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Puhlic School — Professor and Mrs.

Parker, Principals.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Hamilton — Charles H.
Baker, President; E. A. Council,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Long, B. L.

Long, E. M.

Fleming, M. I.

DRUGGISTS.

Long, B. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Slade, Rhodes & Co.

Salsburry, R. W., & Bro.

Baker & Salsburry.

Haislip & Davenport.

Sherrod, P.

Williams, J. B.

Davenport, W. E.

Forrest, L. P., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Darden Hotel.

Cloman, Mrs. J. B.

LIVERY STABLES.

Jones, D. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Hamilton Pants. Mfg. Co.

PARMELE.

Incorporated in 1S93.

Population, 1909: White, 100; col-
ored, 100; total, 200.

Value real estate, $17,580 ; value per-
sonal property. $81,905.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. L. Bellflour.

Postmaster — R. L. Whitlev.

Chief of Police — D. S. Powell.

R. R. Agent— J. W. Andrews, A. C.
L. R. R. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist (Northern)— M. L. Chap-
pell, Pastor.

Baptist — John Carter, Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Andrews. W. W.

Gray & Wevne.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Powell, D. S.

JAMESVILLE.

Incorporated in 1S75.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored. 200; total, 400.

Value real estate and personal prop-
ertv, $92,110.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. W. Walters.

Postmaster — J. L. Davenport.

Chief of Police— J. B. Allen.

K. R. Agents — George S. Williams,
A. C. L. R. R. ; A. L. Wallace, LeRoy
S. B. Co.

Manager Telegraph — George S. Wil-
liams. Western Union Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. D. Mizzell. Pastor.

Methodist — L. Reynolds, Pastor.

Farmers and Merchants Bank of William ston

Has a larger capital stock than any other bank in Martin, Bertie, Washing-
ton, or Tyrrell Counties. Total Assets, $175,000.00.

martin— Mcdowell.

307

Disciple — L. Petree, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jamesville Academy — Miss Barbary
Manning, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Smithwick. J. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Biggs. S. R., Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Walters, W. W.
Stallings, W. H.
Brown Bros.
Hassell, U. S.

Lilley & Martin.
Jackson, H. C, & Co.
Mizzell, W. H.
Griffin, H. G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOISES.
Harrison Hotel.
Davis Boarding House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Staton, Will, (col.)

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.
Boyle Mfg. Co.
Stallings, W. H.

Mcdowell county.

COUNTY SEAT, MARION.

Formed in 1842. Named in honor of Col. Joseph McDowell.
Area, 440 square miles.

Population, 12.567.

Value or real estate, $2,012,965; value of personal property, $774,117.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,0S9,490; by negroes, $97,592.

No. of Schools: For whites, 56; for negroes, 12.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 15c;
Marion township roads, 40c. ; special, 15c.

County bonded debt, $58,000.

Public Roads: Worked, Marion township by convicts, other roads by free
labor. •

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio Railroad, 44.46 miles, assessed value. .$620,260.56

Southern Railwav Co., 32.24 miles, assessed value 939,245.85

Southern Railway (Carolina Div.), 13.90 miles, assessed value 82,750.18

The Pullman Co., assessed value 5,429.58

Southern Express Co., assessed value 8,431.44

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 7,393.70

Superior Court Terms: 24th January, two weeks; 21st February, two
weeks; 20th July, two weeks; 20th September, two weeks.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Thomas Morris,
Marion.

Sheriff — P. H. Marshburn. Marion.

Register of Deeds — J. A. Laugh-
ridge, Marion.

Treasurer — N. C. Jones. Marion.

Coroner — D. M. Mcintosh, Old Fort.

Surveyor — L. A. Haney, Demming.

Co. Supt. of Health— G. S. Kirby,
Marion.

Co. Supt of Schools — D. F. Giles,
Marion.

Supt. of County Home — J. A. Poteat.
, Marion.

Co. Board of Education — D. E. Hud-
gins, Marion; Johnson Ledbetter,
Dome; J. L. Padgett, Nebo.

County Commissioners — H. A. Tate,
W. A. Laughridge, W. E. Brown.

County Board of Elections — D. E.

Hudgins, Marion ; Geo. I. White.
Marion ; J. G. Gilkey, Marion.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Marion Township — W. B. Ratliff,

Marion ; A. B. Gilkey, Marion ; C. F.
Meacharn, Marion ; D. A. Snipes, Gar-
den City ; P. F. Cannon, Marion ; W.
E. Patton, Garden City.

North Cove — Chas. A. McDowell,
North Cove: W. S. Doby, North Cove;
W. D. Moore, North Cove; J. C.
Elliott, North Cove.

Finley— A. P. Hunter, Nebo; W. G.
Hunter, Nebo.

• Hiargins — C. L. White, Rocky Pass;
W. F. Withrow, Rocky Pass; E. G.
Goforth, Nealsville.

Dysartville — W. L. Ferguson, Neals-
ville; H. B. Brackett, Dysartville; D.
L. Davis, Dysartville; A. M. Mutchins.
Dysartville.

Brocketts — W. C. Raburn, Vein
Mountain; P. D. Nanney, Vein Moun-
tain ; M. P. Flash, Vein Mountain.

Montford's Cove — J. C. Sanders,
Ector ; W. L. Fortune, Craigs.

Crooked Creek— A. W. Gilliam, Old

30S

Mcdowell county.

Fort, R. F. D.
Old Fort, K. F

Broad River-
River
C. M.
gins,

Old
F. D.
«'. C

J.
o

C. Sanders,

P. Sorrels, Old Fort, R.
B. B. Harris, Dysarts-

AND ACADEMIES.
School— G. H. Weaver,

No. 2;
D. No.

A. C. Owusby, Broad
; W. H. Grant. Broad River;
Nanuy, Broad River; Z. V. Hud-
Broad River.

Fort— T. L. Tate, Old Fort, R.
No. 1; J. L. Fortune. Old Fort;
Burgin, Old Fort; J. C. Sand-
lin. Old Fort.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — D. S. Richardson. J. J.
Brooks, Woodlawn: J. R. Denton,
Dvsartsville; H. M. Croom, Old Fort,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Baptist— A.
F. D. No. 1;
vllle.

SCHOOLS
Nebo High
Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Gilbert, W. W.. Dysartsville.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Roberts & Jamison, Nebo.
Good. M. L.. Woodlawn.
Patton, W. E., & Son, Garden City.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Patton. W. E.. & Son, Garden City.
Gofortli. W. A., Nealsville.
Kaylor, M. L., ..ebo.
Leintz, Geo., Marion.
Rear. Brown. Marion.
Sinclair. P. J., Marion.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Weaver, G. H., Nebo.
Lunsford, B. L., Nebo.
McCall, Miss Nannie, Nebo.
McCloud, Miss Margaret, Nebo.
CcCanless, Miss Sadie, Nebo.
Wilson, Miss Essie, Nebo.
Hunter, Miss Florence, Nebo.
McGimsey, Miss Donnie, Nebo.
Crawford. D. W., Sugar Hill.
Ervin, Miss Iva. Morganton.
Hudgins, Miss Maggie, Marion.
Morgan, Miss Essie, Marion.
Harten, Miss Theola, Marion.
Black, Miss Harriet, Marion.
Dalton, Miss, Marion.
Stanford, Miss, Marion.
Bird, Mrs. .T. L. C, Marion.
Long, Miss Annie, Marion.
Dixon. Miss Rosa Lee, Marion.
Poteat, Miss Bessie, Marion.
McCall, James, Ashford.
Matheson, M. A., Marion.
Gibson, Miss Effie, Old Fort
. No. 2.

Steppe, N. F., Dysortsville.
Tate, Miss Carrie, Bridgewater.
Parker, Julius, Old Fort, R. F.
No. 2.

Camp, Zeb. C. Marion

Camp, Miss Anna Sue, Marion.
Logan, Miss Eva, Marion.
Morris, Miss Leila, Marion.
McCall, Shell, Ashford.
Goforth, Miss Maggie, Dysartsville.
Goforth, J. C, Dysartsville.
Cettys, J. A., Patten.
Hallew, Miss Belle, Bridgewater.
Morris. Miss Anna, Union Mills.
Freeman, Miss Marv Kate, Union
Mills.
Miller, Miss Cora, Dysartsville.
Bird, Miss Maggie, Nealsville.
Johnson, N. A., Nealsville.
Camp. Miss Cordelia, Sugar Hill.
Nanney, Miss Pearle, Sugar Hill]
Morrow. Miss Birdie. Curfew.
Williams. Miss Delia. Ol.d Fort, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Tate. Greenlee, Old Fort, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Beach, A. L.. Old Fort.
Cornwell. L. C, Old Fort.
Brown. Miss Louise, Old Fort.
Graves. Miss Myra E.. Old Fort, R.
| F. D. No. 2.

Croome, Miss Lizzie, Old Fort, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Rrvin, Miss Lola. Graphiteville.
Stacy. Miss Annie, Nebo.
Rudisell, J. K., Black Mountain-.

1 '.a Hard. Miss Carrie, Dome.

tiallard, E. D.. Dome.

Lancaster, H. G., Dome.

Ledhetter, Mr., Dome.

Wilson. W. B., Ashford.

Henshaw. Rev., Ashford.

Conley, Miss Ellen. Ashford.

Wilson, Miss Belle. Woodlawn.

Ledhetter. J. C. Woodlawn.

Mann, Grover, W'oodlawn,

F

R. F.

D.

MARION.

Population. 1909: 2.000; No. white
polls, 200 ; No. colored polls, 2.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty. $4&S.512.

Tax Rate, $1.25.

Bonded debt. $71,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. W. Dysart.

Chief of Police — J. A. Finley.

City Clerk— S. H. Yancey.

Treasurer — S. H. Yancey.

Tax Collector — J. C. Brown.

City Attorney — A. H. Johnson.

Postmaster— C. M. McCall.

R. R. Agent — J. F. Canniffe, South-
ern Railway; S. A. Dorsett, C. C. &
O. Railway.

Express Agent — J. H. Canniffe.

Telephone Manager — J. F. Williams.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Edward Long, Pastor.

Mcdowell county.

309

Methodist — H. H. Jordan, Pastor.
Presbyterian — No pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Marion Graded Schools — D. P. < Jilts,
Superintendent.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Marion Hotel.
Gray, J. H.
Eagle Hotel.
Flemming Hotel.
Marion Inn.
Roane, Mrs. L.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Merchants & Farmers Bank — T. F.
Wrenn, President ; It. F. Burton,
Cashier.

First National Bank — W. A. Conley,
President ; Geo. I. White, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Elhanan Bakery.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Buffaloe & Hewitt.

BOOK STORES.
Murphy, J. R.
Blanton. J. D.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Proctor, P. M., & Co.
Finley, A. L.
McPeeters, T. C.

CLUBS.
Manufacturers' Club — L. J. P. Cut-
lar, President; H. A. Dysart, Secre-
tary.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Mount Ida Hosiery Mills.
Marion Knitting Mills.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Thomas Coal Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Martin & Miller Clothing Co.
Reid, P. A.. & Co.
Gaston & Tate.
McCall & Conley.

DENTISTS.
Reid, ,T. G.
Fleming-. Wm.
Evans, E. J.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
McDowell B. & L. Association.

DRUGGISTS.
Sheetman, J. W.
Marion Drug Co.
Morphew, M. F.

DOCTORS.

Ashworth, B. L.
Cheek, B. A.
KIrby, G. S.
Morphew, M. F.
Justice, M. L.
Justice, G. B.
Gonneke, Dr.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Reid, P. A., & Co.
Gaston & Tate.
McCall & Conley.
Blanton, J. D.
Goodson, W. M.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Marion Light & Power Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Finley, Mrs. J. Y.
Murphy. J. R.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Paugle, L. A.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
McCall & Conley.
Blanton, J. D.

GROCERS.
Blanton. A.. Grocery Co. (Whole-
sale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Troutiuan, C. E.
Price Hardware Co.
Blanton, .1. D.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Dysart, H. W. (Life and Fire).
The McDowell Realty & Insurance
Co. (Life and Fire).
Burton & Wood (Fire).
Neal & Gilhev ^Fire).

JEWELERS.
Sprague, J. Fred.

LAWYERS.
Hudgins. D. E.
Morgan. W. T.
Johnston. A. H.
Pless, J. W.
Winborne. ,T. W.
Bird, J. L. C.
Morris. .Tames.
Morphew. T. A.
Sinclair. P. .T.
McBrnver. C. B.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Payne & Dicker Bros.
Brown & Hewitt Lumber Co.
Chapman Lumber Co. (Dealers
only).

Blackburn & Lail.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Catawba Furniture Co.
Bine Ridsre Furniture Co.
Western Furniture Co.
\ri>rtnvcii Furniture Co.
Gilkey Veneer Co.

PAINTERS.
Dellinger. C. L.

LUMBERS.
Huffmnn. L. W.

pi%7sO »\lt ORGAN DEALERS.
Gruber W. R.

PHOTOGR VPHERS.
McCanless. S. A.

PRINTING OFFICES.
The McDowell Publishing Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITOR*.
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Mcdowell— jiecklbnbukg.

Editor.

REAL, ESTATE AGENTS.

The McDowell Realty & Insurance
Co.

Dysart, H. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND KMBALMERS.

Blantou. J. D.

McCall Bros.

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OLD FORT.

ropulation, 1909: Whites.
ored, 300; total, 1.000.
Value real estate, $360,000.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — .T. F. Harmon.
Postmaster — Geo. Hyams.
Chief of Police— J. D. Elliott.
R. R. Agent— A. H. Spencer. South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — R. E. Pauncey,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— W. G. Mallonee. Pastor.
Episcopal — A. D. Meares, Rector.
Baptist — T. L. Shinn, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Old Fort Graded School— L. C. Corn-
well, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Old Fort— L. P. Crawford'
President; F .M. Bradley, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Mcintosh. D. M.

Chancy, T. M.
Freeman, G. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Marshburn, P. H.
McCanless iV- Chaney.

GENERAL .MERCHANDISE.

Bradley. J. S.
Marshburn, P. H.
Greene, T. H.. & Co.
Connor & Nesbitt.
Westerman. H. A.
Hemphill, P. H.
Lavender, .T. A.
I»iivis, Geo. W.
(J rant. T. L.
Harman, P. C.
Moore. T. R.
Moore. R. R., & Co.
Turner. J. H.. & Sons.
Epley, L. J.
Crawford, J. R.

Dula, Miss Gertrude (Millinery).
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Sandlin House.
Catawba Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Mauney, S. F.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

'Die Catawba Tannery.
Old Fort Extract Works.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bradley, F. M. (Fire).

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.

COUNT V SEAT, CHARLOTTE.

Formed in 1764. Named in honor of home of Princess Charlotte, bride
of King George III. of England.

Area: 680 square miles.

Population: 70.000. White males. 1S.000; white females. 19,00; negro
mnles, 14.000; negro females. 15.000; foreign born. 4,000.

Value of real estate. S12.910.621 ; value of personal property. $7,659,348.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $19,955,208; by negroes. 614,751.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 15c; roads and
bridges. 10c. ; special, 20c.

Public Roads: 350 miles. Worked by public labor and taxation and con-
victs. Two hundred and ten miles macadam road.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

T'nion Tank Line Company, assessed value $ 4,600.00

Southern Railway Company, 34.88 miles, assessed value 1.016.156.05

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line R. R.. 11-42 miles, assessed value. 375.714.23

North Carolina R. R.. 11.90 miles, assessed value 557.184.00

Seaboard Air Line R. R., 23.90 miles, assessed value 480.540.82

Catawba Power Company, assessed value 9.526.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 7,982.70

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value. 104,459.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 7,632.83

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 41,698.44

Charlotte Consolidated Construction Company, assessed value. 21.715.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value.... 18,572.00

Mooresvilie Telephone Company, assessed value 36.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 3,618.04

Southern Power Company, assessed value 25,952.00

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Superior Court Terms: ]7tii January, civil, two weeks; 14th February,
criminal, two weeks; 14th March, civil, two weeks; 25th April, criminal, one
week; 2nd May, civil, one week; 6th June, criminal, one week; 13th June,
civil, one week, and until docket is clear ; 18th July, civil, two weeks ;
15th August, criminal, two weeks ; 26th September, criminal, one week :
3rd October, civil, three weeks; 2Sth November, civil, one week; 5th De-
cember, criminal, one week.

COl'NTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. A. Russell,
Charlotte.

Sberiff—N. W. Wallace, Charlotte.

Register of Deeds — YV. M. Moore,
Charlotte.

Treasurer — H. J. Walker, Charlotte.

Coroner — W. A. Gresham, Char-
lotte.

Surveyor — J. B. Spratt, Charlotte,
R. P. D. No. 3.

Co. Supt. of Health— C. S. McLaugh-
lin, Charlotte.

Co. Supt. of Schools— R. J. Cochran,
Charlotte.

Supt. of County Home— W. ,T. Hol-
ton, Newell.

Co. Board of Education — William
Anderson, (chairman); C. H. Caldwell.

A. F. Long, P. D. Funderburk, John
McDowell.

Co. Commissioners — W. M. Long,
(chairman), Charlotte; W. N. McKee,
Matthews, R. F. D. No. IT; D. A.
Henderson, Charlotte, R. F. D. No.
11; J. A. Newell, Newells ; W. .1.
Dunn, Huntersville, R. F. D. No. 22.

County Board of Elections — A. M.
McDaniel, (chairman). Charlotte: A.

B. Justice, Charlotte; D. A. Barkley,
Charlotte.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Charlotte Township— J. C. Hunter.
Charlotte; W. H. Hall, Charlotte; B.
S. Davis, Charlotte; W. D. Alexander.
Charlotte; S. H. Hilton. Charlotte; J.
L. Davis, Charlotte; C. L. Hunter.
Charlotte; T. P. Ross, Charlotte; R.

E. Young, Charlotte: R. A. Dunn,
Charlotte; J. S. Myers, Charlotte: T.
M. Shaw, Charlotte; W. J. Hutchison,
Charlotte; Craig Davidson, Charlotte:
W. S. Alexander, Charlotte ; E. S. Wil-
liams, Charlotte; Z. T. Smith. Char-
lotte; Richard Moore, Charlotte; L.
M. McAlister, Charlotte; J. W. Cobb,
Charlotte; H. C. Severs, Charlotte; D.
P. Hutchison, Charlotte; W. W. Pinter,
Charlotte; S. S. Stokes, Charlotte; C.
H. Wolfe, Charlotte; G. F. Duke,
Charlotte; M. C. Mayer, Charlotte;
McD. Watkins, Charlotte; Thomas
Griffith. Charlotte; W. R. Robertson.
Charlotte; F. G. Johnson. Charlotte;
W. R. Wearn, Charlotte; E. L. John-
son, Charlotte; W. F. Reynolds,
Charlotte; W. B. Orr, Charlotte; O.

F. Asbury, Charlotte; J. V. Stone,
Charlotte; J. P. C. Morris, Charlotte;
F. D. Alexander. Charlotte; C. F.
Childress, Charlotte: Richard Stewart,

Charlotte: J. T. A. Lowina-, Charlotte:
.T. K. A. Alexander, Charlotte; J. T.
Mc(iee, Charlotte; J. M. Earnhardt,
Charlotte.

Berry Hill— B. F. Price, Charlotte,
F. D. No. 4; W. M. Long, Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 3; A. H. Rhyne, Char-
lotte. R. F. D. No. 5; P. D. Price,
Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 4.

Eemley's — A. F. Long, Huntersville.
R. F. D. No. 22; J. T. Cashion. Hun-
tersville, R. F. D. No. 22 ; M. M. Blythe,
Huntersville, R. F. D. No. 22; F. A.
Goodrum, Cornelius ; Moses A. White.
R. F. D. No. 22; R. L. Pierce, David-
son, R. F. D. No. 3.

Steele Creek— S. W. Whiteside.
Charlotte. R. F. D. No. 12; J. P..
Watt. Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 3; J.

C. Smith, Pineville, R. F. D. No. 15;
W. N. Peoples, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3; H. D. Smith, Pineville, R. F.

D. No. 15; Jno. L. Millwer, Pineville.
R. P. D. No. 15; James Sledtre. Char-
lotte, R. F. D. No. 12; S. B. Price.
Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 12.

Shearon— W. S. Pharr, Charlotte. R.
F. D. No. 1: W. H. Hunter, Charlotte.
R. F. D. No. 1; C. P. Elliott. Char-
lotte, R. F. D. No. 2; W. A. Griffith.
Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 2; T. B. Grier,
Charlotte. R. F. D. No. 2 ; W. B. Beat-
tie, Charlotte. R. F. D. No. 5; H. C.
Reid, Charlotte. R. F. D. ; J. Walker
Kirkpatrick, Charlotte. R. F. D. No.
2; J. C. Reid, Charlotte, R. F. D.

Providence' — Henrv Bryant, Mat-
thews, R. F. D. No. 17; H. Q. Alex-
ander, R. F. D. No. 17; S. R. Grier,
Matthews, R. F. D. No. 17: Lester S.
Knox. Matthews. R. F. D. No. 17; G.
R. Bryant, Matthews. R. F. D. No. 17:
T. B. Howfield. Matthews, R. F. D.
No. 17.

Clear Creek— J. P. Flowe, Charlotte.
R. F. D. No. 11; C. P. Mungo, Char-
lotte, R. F. D. No. 11; G. W. Davis,
Huntersville, R. F. D. No. 21; J. A.
Helms, Matthews : W. H. Beaver. Char-
lotte, R. F. D. No. 11: Jno. W. Wil-
son. Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 11; J. H.
Connell, Charlotte. R. F. D. No. 11.

Crab Orchard— Z. W. S. •favlor,
Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 9; C. W. 'Mil-
ler, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. S; M. C.
Daves, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 9: J. A.
Newell, Newelsl; I. B. Wallace, Sar-
dis; C. B. Cross, Charlotte, R. F. I).
No. 9.

Mallard Creek— A. S. Kirk. Derila.
R. F. D. No. 14; Jno. P. Hunter,

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Derila ; R. w. Alexander, Derila, R.

I". I>. No. 14.

I »<•».■->.■ — J. Lee Sloan, Jr., David-
son ; J. L. Smith, Cornelius ; L. Hoger,
Cornelius; Alex. Little, Cornelius;
William Bradford, Cornelius.

Long Creek — Mack Sample. Hun-
tersville, It. P. D. No. 20; M. B. Alex-
ander, Huntersville, It. F. D. No. 22;
T. B. Douglass, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 6; E. L. Reaves, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 0; A. W. King, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 29; W. M. Martin, Hun-
tersville. R. F. D. No. 3; C. R. Parks,
Huntersville. R. F. D. No. 20.

Paw Creek — R. F. Dunn, Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 6; N. A. Cathev, San-
difer, R. F. D. No. 10; G. H. Camp-
hell, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 8; J.
A. Hipps, Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 6;
W. S. Abernathy, Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Morning Star— W. L. Hood, Mat-
thews, R. F. D. No. 19; W. S. Pax-
ton. Matthews, R. F. D. No. IS; S. B.
Smith. Matthews; J. M. McEwen, I
Matthews, R. F. D. No. 19 ; J. W.
Hood, Matthews.

Pineville — Jos. P. Ardrev, Pineville ;
R. B. Johnston. Pineville; M. A. Ed- I
wards, Pineville, R. F. D. No. 15.

liun(i-rs\ ill.- — D. W. Movse. Hun- i
tersville, R. F. D. No. 23; J. T. May-
berry, Huntersville, R. F. D. No. 23;
J. S. Miller. Pineville : J. L. Miller, |
Huntersville.

PHYSICIANS NOT IX TOWNS. i F. D.

Austin, S. J., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Bigham & Bigham, Charlotte, R.
F. D.

Sloan, J. P., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Madge Grocery Co., Charlotte, R.
F. D.

Hutchinson, J. C, Charlotte, R.
F. D.

J. H. King, Charlotte, It. F. D.

Long, W. M., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Alexander, N. S., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Hayes. J. R., Charlotte, R. F .D.

Kinley, J. W., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Jordan, E. A., Huntersville, R. F. D.

Wallace, J. R., Huntersville, R.
F. D.

McElroy, S. J., Huntersville, R.
F. D.

Caldwell, W. A., Matthews, R. F. D.

Estridge, W. B.. Matthews. R. F. D.

Watts, Mrs. J. J., Matthews, R.
F. D.

Beaver & Huitt, Matthews, R. F. D.

Jordan, F. D., Derita, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Jordan, W. R., Derita, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Cochran & Thompson, Derita ,R. F.
D. No. 6.

Millan. H. L., & Sons. Pineville. R.
F. D.

McLaughlin & Wallace, Sardis.
COTTON GINS.

Allen & Glosson, Arlington.

Brafford & Honevcutt. Arlington.

Alexander, W. T., Charlotte, R.

Abernathy, J. S., Charlotte, R. F. D. I

Alexander, H. Q., Charlotte. R.
F. D.

Craven, W. P., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Hunter. L. W.. Charlotte. R. F. D.

Reid, T. N., Matthews.

Davidson. W. S., Huntersville.

McCoy. E. M., Huntersville.

Craven. W. W., Huntersville.

Hand. E. H., Pineville.

Henderson, S. M., Craft, R. F. D.

Hovis, D. L., Hoskins.

Knox. John. Pineville.

Lons. V. M., Newels.

McConnell, J. W., Davidson.

Skinner, L. C, Davidson.

Waslen. W. H., Davidson.

Houston. H. Q.. Davidson.

Martin. W. J.. Davidson.

Simmons, J. O., North Charlotte.

Quiry, R. Z., Charlotte, R. F. D.
UKNERAL, MERCHANTS.

Hinson. T. M... Charlotte, R. F. D.

Gluyas & Whitlev, Charlotte. R. ,
F. D.

Houston. J. F.. Charlotte. R. F. D.

Campbell, J. M., Charlotte. R. F. D.

Davis. S. W. & C. S., Charlotte, R.
F. D.

Freeman, R. C. & Pro.. Charlotte, j
R. F. D.

Marshall. R. A.. Charlotte. R. F. D.

Mullace, J. E., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Alexander, W. D., Charlotte.

Brown, J. W., Charlotte.

Dulin, Lee, Charlotte, R. F. D.

Cross, C. B., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Johnston, D. A., Charlotte, R. F. D.

P.enyhill, P., Charlotte.

Caldwell, J. M. & C. H., Charlotte.

Crowell, M. M., Charlotte.

Garibaldi, J., Charlotte.

North Carolina Cotton Oil Co.,
Charlotte.

Kirkpatrick, J. W., Charlotte.

Whitem. R. M., Charlotte.

Carr. Thos. M.. Charlotte. R. F. D.

Freeman, J. A., Charlotte, R. F. D.

Elba Manufacturing Co., Charlotte.

Kuns, J. A., & Co., Charlotte, R.
F. D.

Lawinjr G. W.. Charlotte, R. F. D.

McCord & McGwin, Charlotte.

Moselev. Wm.. Charlotte.

Southern Cotton Oil Co., Charlotte.

Nimrod Gin Co.. Charlotte, R. F. D.

Rucker, Adin P.. Charlotte.

Sadler. Hoover & Co., Charlotte, R.
F. D.

Sloan & Price. Charlotte. R. F. D.

Spruner. E. R., Charlotte.

Wolfe. C. H., Charlotte.

Griffith, Jno. H., Charlotte. R. F. D.

Lemmond, J. E. & C. E., Charlotte,
R. F. D.

Warlick Bros., Charlotte.

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R.

Kendrick, R. G., Pineville, R. F. D.

Millwell, A. G., & Son, Pineville,
R. F. D.

Porter, J. R., Pineville, R. F. D.

Sledge, Jas. Pineville, R. F. D.

Stroup, J. P., Pineville, R. F. D.

Davis & McWhirter. Pineville.

Clark, J. T., Sandifer.

Johnston & Hinkle, Sandifer.

Grier, Mrs. R. A., Shopton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Bailes, G. L., Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Rankin, Miss Eloise, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Harris, Miss Irene, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 7.

Erwin, Miss Margaret, Charlotte,
S. Mint St.

Willson, Miss Laura Jane, Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 6.

Baldwin, J. A., Charlotte. R. F. D.
No. 6.

Robinson, Miss Ellen, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Houston, Miss Addie, Charlotte, R.
F. D. 4.

Alexander, Miss Lelia, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Brown, Miss Mattie, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Mears, Miss Amelia, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Watt, Miss Kate, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Hamilton, Jackson, Pineville, R. F.
D. No. 15.

McCurdy, Miss Fannie, Pineville,
R. F. D. No. 15.

Grier, Miss Bess, Charlotte. R. F.
D. No. 12.

Alexander, S. I., Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 12.

Price, Miss Mary, Charlotte, R. F.
D. 12.

Miller. Miss Mary B., Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Hunter, Miss Helen. Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Mavers, C. F., Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Knox. Miss Jane. Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 2.

McMurrav, J. II.. Jr.. Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Griffith, Miss Mattie, Charlotte, R.
! F. D. No. 2.

Cochrane, Claud A.. Fort Mill, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Downs, Miss Minnie, Matthews, R.
F. D. No. 17. •

Hudson. Miss Ellie, Matthews, R. F.
D. No. 17.

Hethcox, Miss Winona, Matthews.
R. F. D. No. 27.

Sadler, Miss Floy, Matthews, R. F.
i D. No. 17.

Scroggs, J. W., Matthews, R. F. D.
& Son, Pineville. It. No. 19.

Alexander, Annie Lee, Pineville, R.

Shennill, Frank, Cornelius.

Howie, J. H., Craft.

Cornelius Cotton Mills, Davidson.

Darwell, O. O., Davidson.

Kelly, C. R., Davidson, R. F. D.

Knox & Jelton, Davidson.

Knox Bros., Davidson.

Westmoreland, J. T., Davidson

Williamson, Thos., Davidson,
F. D.

Oehlerm, D. F.. Derita, R. F. D.

Samonds, Hunter & Galloway, De-
rita.

Alexander, W. A., Huntersville, R.
F. D.

Caldwell Milling- & Gin Co., Hun-
tersville, R. F. D.

McFadden, J. R., Huntersville, R.
F. D.

Bradford. T. C, Huntersville. R.
F. D.

Bradford. Win.. Huntersville, R.
F. D.

Evant, J. W. & W. A., Hunters-
ville.

Harris. J. S., Huntersville. R. F. D.

McElrov, S. J., Huntersville, R.
F D

Parks, J. L.. Huntersville. R F. D.

Wallace. J. R., Huntersville. R.
F. D.

Caldwell, W. S. & S. T., Hunters-
ville.

Irwin, Jas., Huntersville.

Ransou Bros. & Co., Huntersville.

Steele, W. A., & Co.. Huntersville.

McLellan & Smith, Sardis.

Crowell, J. K., Matthews.

McKee, W. N., Matthews

Phillips, J. W., Matthews. ,

Stocker, W. C. Matthews.

Weddington, R. B., Matthews.

Wilson, H., Matthews.

Grier, S. E., Matthews. R. F. D.
F. D.

Elba Manufacturing Co.. Matthews.

Morris. J. W., Matthews. R. F. D.

Caldwell, W. A., Matthews, R. F. D.

Howard & Co.. Matthews. R. F. D.

Heinbv & Crowell. Matthews. R.
F. D.

Kiikingdall. A. F.. Matthews. R.
F. D.

Hudson, R. A.. Matthews, R. F. D.

Hudson, S. N.. Matthews. R. F. D.

Matthews. S. N.. Matthews. R. F. D.

Renfroe & Stoker, Matthews.

Dennin & Housrh, Matthews. P..
F. D.

Henderson, J. A.. Matthews , R.
F. D.

Russell, Jno.. Matthews. R. F. D.

Newell & Oglesby, Newell.

Taylor, W. H., Newell.

Query & Dixon, Newell.

Manson, S. J., Pineville.

Potts & Grier, Pineville.

Rea, D., Theresa, Pineville

Capps, S. R
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Lewis. Miss Ozell. Matthews. R. F.
D. No. 19.

Craig,, Miss Charlie Belle, Mat-
thews, R. P. D. No. lit.

Henderson, Miss Ola, Charlotte, R.
P. D. No. 11.

Moss. Miss Bessie. Charlotte. R. I".
D. 11.

Rogers, Miss Lilla, Charlotte, R. P.
D. No. 11.

Hall, Miss Clara, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 11.

Hamilton, P. A., Charlotte, R. F. D.
No. 11.

Grier, Miss Florence, Charlotte, R.
F. D .No. 11.

Garrison, B. T., Newell, R. F. D.

Fitzgerald, Robt. <;.. Newell.

Green, Miss Mittie, Newell.

Flowers. Miss Lena, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Hunter, Miss Mary, Charlotte. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Creighton, Miss Arabelle, Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 4.

McGinn, Miss Macy, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Robinson, Miss Mary, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Kirk, Miss Grace, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 9.

Johnston, Miss Annie, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 9.

Squires, Miss Callie, Derita.

Jarman, Miss Loulia, Derita.

Kerley, Miss Verna, Derita.

Jackson, Miss Rove, Derita, R. F.
D. No. 1.3.

Bradford, Miss Grace, Derita, R. F.
D. No. 13.

Riley, Miss Sallie, Huntersville, R.
F. D. No. 21.

Utley, Miss Ella, Derita, R. F. D.
No. 13.

Ranson, Miss Minnie, Derita, R. F.
D. No. 14.

Love, Miss Bertha, Harrisburg, R.
F. D.

Hendley. C. J.. Cornelius.

Whitener, S. J.. Cornelius.

Stough. Miss Millie. Cornelius.

Williamson, Miss Connie. Cornelius.

Alexander. Miss .Tanett, Cornelius.

Cashion, Mason, Huntersville, R. F.
D. No. 23.

Love, Miss Bess, Davidson, R. F.
D. No. 24.

Currie, T. K., Davidson.

Johnston, Miss Julia. Davidson.

Morrison, Miss Hazel, Davidson.

Young, Miss Hazel, Davidson.

Jetton, Miss Essie, Davidson.

Cashion. Miss Blanche, Huntersville.
R. F. D. No. 22.

Red, Miss Bertha, Huntersville. R.
F. D. No. 22.

Long. A. P., Huntersville, R. F. D.
No. 22.

Cashion, Miss Mess. Huntersville. R.

F. D. No. 22.

Choat, Miss Ona, Davidson, R. F. D.
No. 25.

Davidson, Miss Mary Springs, Hun-
tersville, R. F. D. No. 20.

Erwin. .Miss Mary E.. Huntersville.
R. F D. No. 20.

Abernethy, Miss Rebecca. Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 6.

Sturgeon, Miss Bennett, Charlotte.
R. F. D. No. 6.

Springs, Miss Elizabeth, Charlotte,
R. F. D. No. 7.

Abernethy, R. H., Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 6.

MeCord, Miss Agnes, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Campbell, Miss Ada, Sandifer, R. F.
D, No. 10.

Stowe. Miss Sadie, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Beaty, Miss Janie, Charlotte, S. F.
D .No. 5.

Dunn. Miss Emma, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 6.

Hood. Miss Rachel, Charlotte, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Caldwell, Miss Mattie, Huntersville.

Beaty, Miss Fannie, Charlotte, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Marshall, Miss Duell, Matthews, R.
F. D. No. 18.

Matthews, Joe M.. Matthews.

Jennings, Miss Ida H., Matthews.

Jennings, Miss Lucile. Matthews.

Neal, Miss Kate, Matthews.

Kilpatrick, Miss Willie, Matthews.

Matthews. Miss Helen J., Matthews,
R. F. D. No. 19.

Bradford. Miss Beulah, Mathnews,
R. F. T>. No. 19.

Bradford. Miss Annie. Matthews,
R. F. D. No. 19.

Erwin, Miss Blanch. Matthews, R.
F. D. No. 19.

Scroggs, Miss Mary E., Pineville.

Haler. Miss Ethel, Pineville.

Caldwell. Miss Pearl. Pineville.

Williamson. Miss Flora,, Pineville.

Johnson, Miss Esther, Pineville.

James, John, Huntersville.

Sanders, Miss Belva, Huntersville.

Culp, Miss Vera Ala, Huntersville.

Miller. Miss Maud. Huntersville.

Stribling, Miss Allie. Huntersville.

Gainy, Miss Carolina, Huntersville.

CHARLOTTE.

Population. 1909, 45.455: No. whites.
29,955; No. colored. 15.500.

Value real estate, if9.005.820; value
personal property, $6,536,545.

Tax Rate, $1.20 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $1,340,000; floating
debt. $25,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— Thos. W. Hawkins.

Chief of Police— T. M. Christen-
berry.

City Clerk— A. H. Wearn.

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Treasurer — A. H. Wearn.

Tax Collector — John M. Wilson.

Standard-Keeper — A. R. Wilmott.

City Attorney — Will. C. Maxwell.

City Supt. of Health— F. O. Hawley.

Tostmaster — John B. Spence.

K. R. Agent— D. D. Traywick,
Southern Railway: W. S. Bradley,
Seaboard Air Line.

Express Agent — W. B. Hamilton,
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — J. E. Hony-
mesler, Western Union ; W. O. Gaff-
ney, Postal-Cable Co.

Telephone Manager — M. B. Spier.
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist (First Church)— H. H. Hul-
ton, Pastor; (Highland), S. F. Con-
rad, Pastor; (Ninth Avenue), L. R.
Pruett, Pastor; (Pritohard Memo-
rial), E. E. Bomer, Pastor.

Catholic (St. Peter's) — Joseph Muel-
ler, Pastor.

Episcopal (Church of the Holy
Comforter) — F. M. Osborne, Rector ;
(St. Andrew's Chapel), J. H. Crosby,
Rector; (St. John's Chapel), Harris
Mallinckrodt. Rector; (St. Martin's
Chapel), F. M. Osborne, Rector; (St.
Mary the Virgin), J. W. Smith, Rec-
tor; (St. Peter's), Harris Mallinck-
rodt.

Lutheran (St. Mark's)— S. F. Patter-
son, Pastor.

Methodist (Belmont Park)— L. A.
Falls, Pastor: (Brevard Street I, C.
M. Pickens, Pastor; (Calvary). E. E.
Williamson, Pastor; (North Char-
lotte), A. L. Coburn. Pastor; (Severs-
ville), W. O. Goode, Pastor; (Dil-
worth), A. L. Coburn, Pastor; (Trin-
ity), E. L. Bain, Pastor; (Tryon
Street), G. E. Wetwilder, Pastor.

Presbyterian (Belmont), A. R. Har-
rison, Pastor; (First Church). W. M.
Kincaid, Pastor; (Second Church),
A. A. Mc-Geachey, Pastor; (St. Paul's),
C. E. Ragnall, Pastor; Tenth Avenue).
A. R. Shaw, Pastor; (Westminster i,
F. D. Jones, Pastor.

Associate Reform Presbyterian

(First Church) — Win. Duncan. Pas-
tor; (East Avenue Tabernacle). J. A.
Smith, Pastor.

Salvation Array.
SCHOOLS ANO ACADEMIES.

North School— H. P. Hardiug( Prin-
cipal.

South School — A. (!. Randolph,
Principal.

Seversville — Miss Addie Brown,
Principal.

Myers Park — Miss Mabel Trotter,
Principal.

Elizabeth Mills— Anna B. Carr,
Principal.

Highland Park— Miss Hattie Alex-
ander, Principal.

Oroveton — Miss Lucy Henderson,

Principal.

Belmont School— W. 1). Heilig, Prin-
cipal.

Fourth Ward School — Miss
Bethune, Principal.

Dilworth School— F. P.
Principal.

Graded School, No. 1
D. F. Farlow, Charles
Fannie B. Moore, Eunice
Kelly, Fannie Harris, Julia D
berts, Bertha Donnelly, Jessie

Sallie

P. Wyche,

(Teachers)—
Hutchison,

Sadler, Sara
Bo-
Hen -

derson, Ursula Blankeuship, Ethel
Spilman, Bleeker Reid, Alida 'diver,
Kate Harris, Leonore Seay, Josephine
Henderson, Hattie Graham, Lucy
Henderson, Lila Glasgow, Edith
WTard, Louise Martin. Jennie Patter-
son, Ruth Shannonhouse, Alice Moore,
Willie Wakefield, Alice Holland.
Lelia Young.

Graded School, No. 2 (Teachers) —
E. L. Flannigan,, Lena Smith, Marie
Yeager, Lila Glasgow, Eunice Ander-
son, Hannah McLaughlin, Miriam
Oryder, Jessie Scott, Nina Howell,
Rose Walsh, Ida Hand, Norma Van-
Landingham, Lela Beaty. Gertrude
Smith. Fannie Henderson Allie Nooe,
Bettie Nash.

Graded School, No. 3 (Teachers) —
Josephine Osborne, Sunie Todd. Fan-
nie Porter, Marguerite Springs, Blan-
dina Springs. Mrs. Essie Blankenship,
Miss Mary Graham.

Graded School, No. 4 (Teachers) —
Eunice Hoover, Ola Herron. Agnes
Phifer, Evelyn Nesbit, Kate Hope
Robinson, Annie Cashion, Mrs. Chal-
mers Moore, Daisy Cuthbertson, Mary
Darsey, Mary Erwin.

Graded School, No.

Anna B. Carr.

Graded School,
Addie Brown.

Graded School.
Clara Anthony.

Graded School,
Mabel Trotter.

Graded School

(Teachers) —
No. 6 (Teachers) —
No. 1 (Teachers) —
No. "s (Teachers) —
No. 9 (Teachers) — ■

Lonia Squires, Mary Annond Nash.

Graded School. No. 10 (Teachers) —
Mary Wiley, Flora Rutledge, Mary
Maxwell, Zoe Hackett, Lucy Hen-
derson.

Baird's School for Boys— J. C.
Baird, Superintendent.

King's Business College — \Ym. Len-
ders, Principal.

Charlotte University School — II. W.
Clasgow, Principal.

Elizabeth College— < '. B. King, Pres-
ident.

Presbyterian College for Women —
W. M. Kincaid, President.

O'Donoghue Hall (Sisters of Mercy
in charge).

Southern Industrial Institute — J. A.
Baldwin, President.

North Carolina Medical College — J.

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P. Monroe, President.

Blddle University— H. L. MeCrarey,
President,- (col.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES;

Belmont Hotel.

Central Hotel.

Charlotte Hotel.

Gem Hotel.

Hotel Buford.

Eel and Hotel.

Sanders Hotel.

Selwyn Hotel.

Stonewall Hotel.

Buesse, Mrs. Alice.

Broom, Mrs. A. V.

Bryant, Mrs. H. S.

Cloyd, Miss M. M.

Cochran, Mrs. M. W.

Davidson, Mrs. M. E.

Dees, Mrs. Sallie.

Freeman. Mrs. Maggie.

Gooding, Mrs. M. C.

Henderson. Mrs. E. T.

Houston, N. K.

Humphrey, Mrs. M. A.

Maxwell. Mrs. M. G.

Moore, Mrs. Mary.

Morrow. Mrs. Florence.

Orr. Mrs. N. F.

Overcash, Mrs. D. A.

Pendleton, W. R.

Piedmont Inn.

Price, Mrs. M. M.

Richardson, F. B.

Rogers, Caro, Mrs.

Smith, Mrs. Margaret.

Snvder, Mrs. M. C.

Tick. Mrs. E. E.

Barbee, Mrs. Sue.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

American Trust Co. — Geo. Stephen-
son, President: W. H. Wood, Cashier.

Charlotte National Bank— B. D.
Heath, President: W. H. Twitty,
Cashier.

Commercial National Bank — R. A.
Dunn. Presidept ; A. G. Brenizer,
Cashier.

First National Bank— H. M. Mc-
Aden, President ; ,T. F. Orr, Cashier.

Merchants & Farmers National
Bank — Geo. E. Wilson, President : W.
C. Wilkerson, Cashier.

Southern Loan & Savings Bank —
W. S. Alexander, President: W. L.
Jenkins, Cashier.

Union National Bank— T. W. Wade,
President ; H. M. Victor. Cashier.
BAKERS.

Fasnacht & Co.

Ross. J. B. ,& Co.

Sanders, Smith & Co.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Carson Brick Co.

Charlotte Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Belt Bros.

Berrvhill, Slither, Dupree & Co.

Riltside Shoe Co.

Efird's Department Store.

Forley & Askin.

Foreman & Miller.

Gilmer-Moore Co.

Glohe Clothing & Shoe Co.

H. C. Long & Co.

Masters & Agee .

Thompson, W. G., & Co.
BOOK STORES.

A. M. E. Zion Publishing Co.

Pound & Moore.

Queen City Printing Co.

Robinson, C. H., & Co.

Stone & Barringer Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IX
CATTLE.

Hall, F. N.

Hall, S. B.

Harris, G. H.

Hayman, F.

Hayman, Henry.

Henderson & Rusk.

Clouse, Joseph.

Lilly, J. H.

MacKinzie & Co.

Martin & Bro.

Moffltt, E. A.

Norman, D. S.

Pickhard, J. A.

Powell. S.

Severs Bros.

Stillwell, W. H.

Adams, W. F.

Austin, A. W.

Barnhardt, N. A.

Blakelev. J. T.

Caudle, M. F.

Cloninger. G. D.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Mechanic's Perpetual.

Mutual.

Charlotte.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.

Black. C. A.

Chambers & Moody.

Hutchison, Sehorn &• Hiff.

Piedmont Wacon Works.

Springs. B. D., & Co.

Trotter. M. F.

Wadsworth. J. W.. Sons Co.

White Buggy & Fertilizer Co.
BUGGY AND WAGON M'F'RS.

Page, Geo. A.

Wadsworth, J. W.. Sons Co.
CLUBS.

Southern Manufacturers' Club.

Colonial Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Southern Commission Co.

Frakers, N. S. Commission Co.

Roediger & Simpson.

Cooper & Griffin.

Cutler, J. H., & Co.

Gans & Beardsley.

Heath. O. P., & Co.

Lee, R. A., & Co.

Young & Tate.

Bovkin & Co.

Burton, H. W.

Graham, A.. & Son.

Horn & Ross.

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Hargett & Co.
Littlejohn. R. N.
Sherrill, N. J., & Co.
Stokes & Shannonhouse.
COTTON AXD HOSIERY MILLS.
Anchor Mills.
Atherton Mills.
Calvin Manufacturing Co.
Chadwick-Hoskins Co.
Continental Manufacturing Co.
Dover Yarn Hills.
Elizabeth Mills.
Fidelity Manufacturing Co.
High Shoals Co.

Highland Park Manufacturing Co,
Jewell Cotton Mills.
Louise Mills.
Magnolia Mills.

Mecklenburg Manufacturing Co.
Elba Manufacturing Co.
North Carolina Cotton Oil Co.
Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Carolina Manufacturing Co.
Finger, W. J. M.
Lewis, J. W., & Co.
Wearn, J. H., & Co.
Crowley Mills.
Howell, Geo. A., & Sous.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Cotton Belt Candy Co.
Southern Candy Co.
Hood; B. F.
Hahn, J. H.
CONTRACTORS AND BCILDERS.
Dees, T. W.
Edwards. I. L.
(irandy, J. D.. & Sons.
Hunter, R. N., & Co.
Hydenan, W. J.
.Tones, J. A.
Foe, R. A.
Porter & Boyd.
Propst Contracting Co.
Rutledge, R. P.
Solomon, J. E.
Taylor, Francis.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Avent Wood & Coal Co.
Dilworth Fuel Co.
L. A. M. Coal Co.
Lorraine, R. C.
Queen City Fuel Co.
Standard Ice & Fuel Co.
Yarborousch & Ballinger Co.
Clinchfield Coal Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Greater Charlotte Club— W. S. Lee,

President; W. T. Corwith, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S

FURNISHERS.

Belk Bros.

Efird's Department Store.
Forley & Askin.
Long, H. C. & Co.
Masters & Agee.
Mellon, Ed., Co.
Tate-Brown Co.
York Bros. & Rogers.

COTTON GINS.
Charlotte Improved Cotton Ginnery

Co.

Elba Manufacturing Co.
Garibaldi, John.

DEPARTMENT STORES

Belk Bros.

Efird's Department Store.

Little-Long Co.

DENTISTS.

Alexander, C. L.

Bean, C. M.

Berryhill, A. M.

Caldwell. D. S.

Gidney, L. I.

Henderson, H. C.

Jamerson, I. W.

.Tones, B. C.

Kearng, J. L.

McAnally, W. G.

McLaughlin, R. H.

Moore, Mrs. Martha.

Pitchel. W. A.

Robev, W. M.

Wells, C. H.

Zicker. C. R.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

Cotton Belt Candv Co.

Buford Hotel Cigar Stand.

Cannon. J. W., & Co.

Central Hotel Cigar
Stand.

fiem Lunch Rooui.

Jacobs. R. H~.

Neal, A. D.

Selwyn Hotel Cigar
Stand.

Stonewall Hotel Cigar and
Stand.

DRUGGISTS.

Burwell & Dunn.

Scott. John M.. & Co.

Enalish-McLarty Co.

Hand, W. L„ & Co.

Trvon Drug Co.

Alexander, S. L., & Co.

Belmont Drug Store.

Blair Bros & Co.

Charlotte Rrug Co.

Eagles, J. L.

Hamilton-Martin Drug Co.

Hand's Pharmacy.

Hawley's Pharmacy.*

Jordan, R. H., & Co.

Mayes, C. R., & Co.

Queeu City Drug Co.

Stonewall Pharmacy.

Stowe, James P., & Co.

Woodall & Shepherd.

Woodruff Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.

Alexander, Miss A. L.

Alexander, J. R.

Allen, Wm.

Austin, F. D.

Austin, J. A.

Boyette, E. C.

Brevard, E. M.

Clifford. J. S.

Costner, T. E.

Crowell, A. J.

Crowell, S. M.

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Davidson, J. E.

Arnold, J. McDe.
Fa i son. I. W.

Gibbons, R. L.

Graham & Wright.

Graves, W. H.

Herron, A. M.

Hiatt, J. T.

Hunter, W. M.

Irvin, J. R.

Kearnes, L. C.

King, P. M.

Lineback, R. F.

McLaughlin, C. S.

McManaway, C .G.

Mills, C. H. S.

Misen homer, C. A.

Montgomery, J. C.

Moore, B. S.

Monroe, J. N.

Nalle, B. C.

Newell, L. B.

Nisbit, W. O.

Pithel, J. A. (col.)

Pharr. W. W.

Register, E. C.

Russell & Matherson.

Sadelson, G. M.

Simmons, J. O.

Strong. C. M.

Wakefield, W. H.

Walker. C. E.

Whisnant, A. M.

Wilder, H. M.

Williams, G. W.

Williams. J. T.

Winchester, F. M.

Witherbee. W. D.

Witherspoon, B. J.

Woody, W. T.

Wyche, A. A.

Young, J. W.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Williams & Shelton Co.

Belk Bros.

Efird's Department Store.

Ivey, ,T. B.. Co.

Lilie, Joseph.

Konsie. L. M.

Little-Long Co.

Miller Dry Goods Co.

Rouke, M.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Catawba Power Co.

Southern Power Co.

Charlotte Consolidated Construc-
tion Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Charlotte Fruit & Produce Co.
Field. R. H., &- Co.
Reakos. N. S., Commission Co.
Zimmerman, J. W., & Co.
Futrell. Bros.
Gem Lunch Room.
.Tosenh C.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
Chalmers & Moody Co.
Springs, B. D., & Co.

FLORISTS.

Dilworth Floral Garden.
Schattz.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Dixon, G. L.

Smith & Gorman.

Hinshaw, J. W.

Lillycap, J. H., Co.

McKnight, F. A.

Powell & Co.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

American Machine & Manufacturing
Co.

Cole Manufacturing Co.

Liddell Co.

Mecklenburg Iron Works.

Moffatt Machinery & Manufacturing
Co.

Park Manufacturing Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Davis. Mrs. Lillie.

Herring & Denton.

Lawing, G. A.

Lawing-Robbins Furniture Co.

Lubin Furniture Co.

McCoy, W. T., & Co.

Maxwell, Sam.

Mecklenburg Furniture Co.

Parker-Gardner Co.

Smith, A. W.

White, Samuel.

WHOLESALE GROCERS.

The Brinkman Co.

Chambers & Moodv Co.

Clinard, J. A.

Davidson & Wolf.

Field, R. H., & Co.

Henderson, W. I., Grocery Co.

Johnston Bros.

Kuester-Pharr Co.

Link, H. G.

Mayer, M. C, Grocery Co.

Messic Grocery Co.

Morrow Grocery Co.

Usher Bros.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Charlotte Hardware Co.

Meyers Hardware Co.

Southern Hardware Co.

Weddington Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.

Charlotte Sanitorium.

Crowell Sanitorium.

Mercer Hospital.

St. Peter's Hospital.

The Presbyterian Hospital.

Good Samaritan Hospital .
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Alston, S. (Life).

Brem, Walter, & Son (Life).

Carson, C. M. (Life).

Furgerson, E. R. (Life).

Glenn. C. M. (Life).

Houston, J. A. (Life).

Johnson, W. W. (Life).

Nash, Fred (Life).

Page, H. T. (Life).

Ross <fc Michaux (Life).

Sims, J. A. (Life).

Wishart, W. L. (Life).

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Wernstorf, A. (Life).
American Trust Co. (Fire).
Brown & Co. (Fire).
Butt, C. N. G., & Co. (Fire).
Carolina Realty Co. (Fire).
Charlotte Trust & Realty Co. (Fire).
Clarke, J. W. (Fire).
Cochran, R. E. (Fire).
Haughton, T. H. (Fire).
Henderson. J. Arthur, & Co. (Fire).
Hutchison, E., Nye, & Co. (Fire).
Kesler, E. L. (Fire).
Moore, D. R., & Co. (Fire)
North Carolina Security Co. (Fire).
North State Agency Co. (Fire).
Peoples Loau & Realty Co. (Fire).
Southern Real Estate, Loan &
Trust Co. (Fire).

Traders Land Co. (Fire).
Trotter, M. E. (Fire).
Wingfield, A. B. (Fire).
JEWELERS.
A.merican Jewelry Co.
Garibaldi, Bruns & Dixon.
Gardner Bros.
Lineback, W. E.
Little-Long Co.
Rogers, L. B.
Schaltz, E.
Thomas, E. D.

LAUNDRIES.
Charlotte Steam Laundry.
Model Steam Laundry.
Sanitary Steam Laundry.
Gee, Joe.

LAWYERS.
Adams, T. A.
Alexander, T. W.
Barry. J. W.
Barringer & Black.
Burwell & Cansler.
Caudle & DeLamy.
Clarkson & Dulls.
Graham, N. R.
Harding, W. F.
Harris, H. W.
Humphrey, L. W.
Hutchison, R. S.
Justice, A. B.
Little, J. E.
McCall & Smith.
McNinch, F. R.
Kirkpatrick, T. L.
Maxwell & Kearns.
Morrison Cameron.
Newell, J. C. & J. T.
Nixon, Brevard.
Osborne, Lucas & Cocke.
Parker, John A.
Paul, D. B.
Preston, E. R.
Redd, F. M.
Rodman, W. S.
Sanders. J. T. (col.)
Shannonhouse & Jones.
Simmons, F. M.
Smith, D. B.
Stewart & McRae.
Tillett & Guthrie.
Vreland, L. B.

Williams, L. B.

Wilson, W. M.

Scales. J. C.

Pharr & Bell.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.

Carolina Manufacturing Co.

Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.

Dallas Lumber Co.

Gatliug Lumber Co.

Lewis, J. W., & Co.

Sills Lumber Co.

Wearn, J. H., & Co.

MARBLE WORKS.

Dresser Stone Works.

Durham, I. W.

Mecklenburg Marble & Granite
Works.

Queen City Granite & Marble Co.
MACHINERY DEALERS.

Alexander & Garsed.

American Machine & Manufactur-
ing Co.

Charlotte Supply Co.

Continental Gin Co.

Cramer, Stuart W.

Good Roads Machinery Co.

Mason Machine Works.

Mecklenburg Iron Works.

Robbins, O. A.

Textile Mill Supply Co.

Washpurn, A. H.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Burwell & Dunn Co.

Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.

Charlotte Supply Co.

Dallas Lumber Co.

Ezell-Myers, Co.

Hawlev's Pharmacy.

Stowe, Jas. P., & Co.

Torrence Paint Co.

PAINTERS.

Ezell-Mvers Co.

NAVAL STORE DEALERS.

Carolina Manufacturing Co.

Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.

Dallas Lumber Co.

Gatling Lumber Co.

Lewis. J. W.

Sills Lumber Co.

Wearns, J. H., & Co.
POULTRY.

Charlotte Poultry Sucply Co.
PROVISION DEALERS.

Adams Grain & Provision Co.

Armour Co.

Cochran-McLaughlin Co.

Cudahy Packing Co.

Irwin-Graham Co.

National Packing Co.

Swift & Co.

Charlotte Fruit & Produce Co.

Field, R. H.. & Co.

Frakas, N. S. Commission Co.

Zimmerman, J. W., & Co.

Futrell Bros.

Joseph, C.

TLUMBERS.

Green, J. J., Co.

Hackney Bros. Co.

Toomey, Co.

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PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Andrews, A. M.

Frix Co.

Parker-Gardner Co.

StoilT, Chas. M.

Wheeler Wall Paper & M. Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Baumgarten, W. H.

Franklin, A. W.

Morse & Davis.

Powell. .T. T.

Roder, O. J.

Scott's Studio.

Searv & Eutusler.

PHOTO SUPPLIES.

Stone & Barringer Co.

Van Ness, W. I., & Co.

PRINTING OFFICES.

A. M. E. Zion Publishing Co.

Elam & Dooley.

Eureka Card Co.

News and Times Printing Co.

Observer Printing House.

Queen City Printing Co.

Kay Printing Co.

Southern Newspaper Union.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Mill News— G. S. Escott^ Editor.

Southern Publisher — M. 1j. Ye&ger,
Editor.

American Textile Manufacturer —
David Clark, Editor.

Carolina Pythian — J. G. Baird, Edi-
tor.

Charlotte Me<lieal Journal — E. C.
Register, Editor.

Charlotte News— W. C. Dowd, Edi-
tor.

Charlotte Observer— J. P. Caldwell,
Editor.

Evening Chronicle — W. H. Harris.
Editor.

Peoples Paper — J. P. Sossaman.
Editor.

Presbyterian Standard — P. R. Law.
Editor.

Times Democrat — J. C. Patton, Edi-
tor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Abbott, P. C, & Co.

Alexander, F. D., Land Co.

American Trust Co.

Brown & Co.

Carolina Realty Co.

Carson, C. M.

Charlotte Land & Investment Co.

Charlotte Trust & Realty Co.

Cochran, R. E.

Durham-Murphey Land Co.

Elizabeth Realty Co.

Henderson, J. Arthur, & Bros.

Highland Park Co.

Home Realty Co.

Keesler, E. L.

McNelis. C.

McNineh, S. S.. Realty Co.

Millerton-Hawes Co.

Moore. R. D.. & Co.

Murphy, J. E., & Co.

North Carolina Security Co.

North Carolina Realty Co.

Pegram Wadsworth Land Co.

Peoples Loan & Realty Co.

Shoemaker, W. G.

Simmonds & Co.

Southern Real Estate. Loan & Trust
Co.

Suburban Realty Co.

Traders Land Co.

Trotter, M. E.

W. T. Wilkinson & Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Carolina Manufacturing Co.

Charlotte Builders' Supply »'...

Dallas Lumber Co.

Gatling Lumber Co.

Lewis, J. W., & Co.

Sills Lumber Co.

Wearns, J. H, & Co.
TAILORS.

Astrowskv. Samuel.

Ayres, F. H.

Carolina Pressing Club.

Miller Bros.

Miller. H, Sr.

Neal, A. D.

Shelor & Co.

Tate-Brown Co.

United Woolen Mills.

Williams & Co.

Ahous, Herman.

City Pressing Club.

Harrington, J. A.

Kirsehbourn. M.

TRANSFER COMPANIES.

Black's U. C. T. Transfer.

City Transfer Co.

Wadsworth. J. W., Sons Co,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Horry, J. M., & Co.

Hovis. Z. A., & Co.

Cole & Smith (col.)

Cogwell & Robinson (col.)
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Fisher Veterinary Hospital.

Perrv. J. W.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Parker-Gardner Co.

Tomlinson Furnishing & Decorating
Co.

Torrence Paint Co.

Wheeler Wall Paper & Music Co.

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DAVIDSON.

Incorporated in 1891.

Population, 1909: Whites. 1,400
ored, 100: total, 1.500.

Value real estate, $250,000: value
personal property. $75,000.

Tax Rate: One-half of one per cent
one the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — .T. Lee Sloan. Jr.

Postmaster — E. Q. Houston.

Chief of Police — .Tas. A. Johnston.

R. R. Agent — W. J. Parks, Southern
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. J. Parks,

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Write them about

Parker-Gardner Company,

Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Chickering, Knabe and Ivers & Pond Pianos

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Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian— C. M. Richards, Pas-
tor. „

Methodist— R. S. Howie, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Davidson High School— T. S. Car-
rie, Principal : Misses Lizzie Young,
Essie Jetton, Julia Johnston, B. Mem-
sin-, Assistants.

COLLEGES.
Davidson College Faculty.
HENRY LOUIS SMITH, A. B., A.
M. {Davidson College), Ph. D. (Univ.
of Va.), LL.I)., President.

J. B. SHEARER, A. B., M. A. (Univ.
of Va.), D. D., LL. D. Vice Presi-
dent, Professor of Biblical Instruc-
tion.

C. R. HARDING, A. B., A. M.
(Davidson). Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins
University), Professor of the Greek
and German Languages.

WM. R. GREY, A. B. (Davidson),
Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins), Professor of
Latin and French Languages.

M. G. FULTON, Professor of the
English Language and Literature.

WM. J. MARTIN. A. P... A. M.
(Davidson), M. D., Ph. D. (Univ. of
Virginia). Chambers Professor of
Chemistry.

JOHN L. DOUGLAS. A. B., A. M.
(Davidson), (Johns Hopkins). Profes-
sor of Mathematics.

JAMES M. DOUGLAS. A. B., A. M.
(Davidson), Ph. D. (Johns Hopkins),
Professor of Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy.

M. E. SENTELLE. A. B.. A. M.
(Davidson). M. A. (Yale Univ.). D.
D Professor of Philosophy.

JOS. MOORE McCONNELL, A. B.,
A. M. (Davidson). M. A.. Ph. D. (Univ.
of Virginia), Professor of History and
Economics.

J. W. McCONNELL, A. B., M. A.
(Davidson), M. D.. (Univ. of Mary-
land), Professor of Physical Training.
ARCHIBALD CURRIE, A. B.. A.
M. (Davidson) (Columbia Univ.).
Associate Professor of Latin and
Mathematics.

j. a. McQueen, a. b.. a. m.

(Davidson), Instructor in English,
Latin and Chemistry.

J. B. WHTTE. Assistant in Eng-

1SJ." M. HARDEN, L. A. SPRINGS
J. M. DOUGLAS, Assistants in Phy-
sips

C' W. TULL, P. P. VINSON. L. A.
SPRINGS, Assistants in Chemical
Laboratory.

G. C. CURRIE. Assistant in Charge
of Chemical Stock-room.

C. D. HOLLAND, H. N. ALEXAN-
DER, Assistants in Bible.

S. H. COOK, Director of Gymna-

sium.

JOHN L. DOUGLAS, Treasurer and
Bursar.

THOS.
son), M.
elburg),

W. LINGLE, A. B. (David-
A. (Cornell), Ph. D. (Heid-
Field Representative.
MISS CORNELIA SHAW, Librarian
and Registrar.

T. P. WAY, W. C. VON GLAHN,
I J. W. BLAKENEW, T. H. DIM-
MOCK, J. M. HARDEN, JR., C. S.
McCANTS, Assistants in Library.

DR. JOHN W. McCONNELL, Col-
lege Physician.

MRS. ALICE ROBSON, in Charge
of College Hospital.

PROF. M. G. FULTON, Chairman
of Library Committee.

PROF. J. M. McCONNELL, Intend -
ant of Dormitories.

PROF. W. J. MARTIN, Clerk of
Faculty.

PROF. J. W. McCONNELL, Faculty
Representative in Athletics.

PROF. W. J. MARTIN, Proctor.
.las. A. WHITE, Supt. Water
Works and Electric Lights.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
American Trust Co. — (Branch of
Charlotte Bank I.

DOCTORS.
Munroe, J. I'.
McConnell, J. W.
Wooten, W. H.
Summers, J. W.
Houston, E. P.
Skinner, L: C.

DRUGGISTS.
The White-Jetton Co. (Inc.)

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Brown -Knox Mercantile Co.
Goodrum. F. H., & Co.
Cranford, M. W., & Sons.
Mooney. R. D., & Co.
Long, L. B.
Harris, J. S.
Scofleld, S. C. Agent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Henderson, Mrs. M. A.
Booe, Mrs. P. W.
Barnes, Mrs. N. L.
Brady, Mrs. L. R.
Vinson, Mrs. W. D.
Salmonds. Mrs. L.
Shoemaker, Mrs. W
Gibson, Mrs. Kate.

LIVERY STABLES.

Potts. J. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Linden Manufacturing Co. (Cotton
Mills).

Delburg Cotton Mills.

Southern Cotton Oil Co. (Oil Mill).

Brittain & Bro. |Woodworking
Plant. Planing Mills).

York, W. F. (Grist Mills).

D.

MATTHEWS.

Incorporated in 1S74.

CHAKLOTTE, N. C.
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Parker-Gardner Company,

Furniture, Carpets, Drapereis, Chiekreing, Knabe an1 Wars & Pond Pianos

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MECKLENBU RG COUNTY.

Population, L906: Whites, 400; col-
ored, 40; total, 140.

Value real estate. $50,0X5 ; value per-
sonal property, $55,347.
Tax Rate: 16 2-3c. on the .$100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— E. M. Matthews.
Postmaster — J. W. Flow:
Chief of Tolice— J. C. Griffin.
R. R. Agent — George Shelton, Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — George Shel-
ton.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— E. J. Poe, Pastor.
Baptist— .T. E. M. Davenport.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mathews High School — J. M. Mat-
thews.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Matthews — R. L. Steel,
President; N. S. Cochrane. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Reid, T. N.
Price, W. H.

DRUGGISTS.
Mathews Drug Store.
Yandell, Lester.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Heath, E. H., & Sons.
Renfrow, T. J.
Barrett & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Williams, A. J.
Boyette. A. J.

LIVERY STABLES.
Simpson. J. A.
Hood. H. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Elba Manufacturing Co.
Matthews Manufacturing Co.

HUNTERSVILLE.

Incorporated in 18S5.

.Population, 1909: Whites, 1.200;
colored, 300; total. 1,500.

Value real estate, $150,000; value
personal property. $50,000.

Tax Rate, 4 mills.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — ,Tno. L. Miller.

Postmaster — S. L. Mullen.

Chief of Police — V. P. Fesperman.

R. R. Agent — J. J. Cotta, Southern
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. I. Cotta,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

A. R. P. Church— J. M. Bigham,
Pastor.

G. A. R. Church — Jno. Crier, Pastor.

Methodist Chapel — Rev. Barber,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

State High School — Jno. James,
Principal.

Huntersville Graded School — Miss
Belva Saunders, Principal; Misses
Alice Stribling, Maud Miller, Vera

Culp, Assistants; Miss Caroline Gaiu-
ney, Music Teacher.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Huntersville — J. L. Choat.
President; Charles F. Cline, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

McCoy, E. M.

Craven, W. W.

Davidson, W. S.

DRUGGISTS.

Mullen Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Choat, J. L., & Co.

Baruette Bros.

Barnette, C. B., & Co.

McCurdy, J. R.

Holbrooks, S. T.

Fite, W. E.

Gilbert & Lackey.

Brown & Shell.

Jordan, J. A.

Benfield, J. G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Blythe, R. S.

McDonald, A.

Riley. J. P.

Caldwell, Mrs. M. E.

Hunter, H. A.

LIVERY STABLES.

Halsbrooks, J. Mc.

Barnette Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Anchor Mills.

Ranson, W. J. (Saw MilD.

Caldwell. W. S. (Wagon Factory).

Miller, J. L. (Repair Shop).

Stelle. W. A. (Ginners).

Barnette Bros (Ginners).

Ranson, W. J. (Ginners).

PINEVILLE.

Incorporated in. 1S75.

Population, 1909: Whites, 750; col-
ored, 225: total, 975.

Value real estate. $300,000; value
personal property, $15,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. L. Fisher.

Postmaster — W. A. White.

Chief of Police — Jas. Wagstaff.

R. R. Agent— R. B. Smith, Southern.

Manager Telegraph — R. B. Smith,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Preshyterian — H. R. Barthwick,
Pastor.

Methodist— W. S. Hales, Pastor.

Baptist — W. R. Hoaan. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Pineville High School — Miss Mary
E. Scroggs. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Pineville Loan & Trust Co. — W. M.
Ross, President; V. H. Fuller,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Hand, E. H.

Hood, J. S.

Parker-Gardner Company,

Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Chickering, Knabe and Ivers & Pond Pianos

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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DRUGGISTS.

riedmont Drug Co.

GGRERAL MERCHANDISE.
Morrow, J. J., & Co.
Hoover, S. L., & Co.
McClure, J. E.
Garrison, T. R.
Harken, M. Y.
Crump & Co.
Johnston. Z. M., & Co.
Moore, W. J.
Howard Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Stough, Mrs. A. L.

Culp, Mrs. M. T.
Withers, B. F.

LIVERY STABLES.

Chance, L. M.
Warwick, W. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Chadwick-Hoskins Mills No. 5 (Cot-
ton).

Stamp & Son (Cotton Gin and
Mills).

Elba Manufacturing Co. (Cotton
Gin).

MITCHELL COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BAKERSVILLE.

white females. 7,194; negro males,

Formed in 1861. Named in honor of Rev. Elisha Mitchell, the mountain
explorer

Area: 240 square miles.

Population, 15,221. White males, 7,491
125; negro females, 100; foreign born, 1.

Value of real estate, .$1,039,881; valu* of personal property, $757,410.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $1,789,174; by negroes, $8,117.

No. of Schools: For whites, 73; for negroes, 4.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 44c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 50c.
special, 55c.

County bonded debt, $24,000.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation and labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAFH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Valle Crucis, Shawneehaw & Elk Park Turnpike Co., assessed

value

Southern Express Co., assessed value

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value

East Tenn. & Western N. C. R. R., 3.00 miles, assessed value 26,900.00

Linville River Railway, 12.00 miles, assessed value 36,000.00

Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio Railroad, 39.58 miles, assessed value. 552,179.01
Watauga Telephone Co., assessed value 200.00

Superior Court Terms: 10th Monday after 1st Monday in September; 5th
Monday after first Monday in March; 6th Monday before first Mond ly in
September.

739.00

3,689.97

184.75

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — M. L. Buchanan,
Bakers ville.

Sheriff— J. W Bryant, Bakersville.

Register of Deeds — .1. D. Braswell.
Bakersville.

Treasurer — M. A. Thompson, Spear.

Coroner — L. C. Byrd, Bakersville.

Surveyor — C. H. Wise, Hawk.

Co. Supt. of Health— V. R. Butt,
Bakersville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Monroe Peter-
son, Spruce Pine.

Supt. of County Home— W. P. Ar-
nold. Ilerrill.

Co. Board of Education — Monroe
Peterson, Spruce Pine; George M.
Young, Red Hill ; Reuben Wilson,
Bakersville; J. W. Gudger, Bakers-
ville.

County Commissioners — R. H. Brad-
shaw, Herrell ; R. M. Burleson, Plum
Tree; H. T. Norman, Elk Park.

County Board of Elections — S. R.

Hendles, Penland ; S. J. Black, Bak-
ersville; R. G. Wilson. Bakersville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Altamont Township — Alex. A. John-
son, E. M. Johnson, J. M. Parsons.

Bakersville— J. H. Davis, W. G.
Bowman, W. W. Buchanan, J. E.
young, J. W. Gudger, M. D. Wilson,
R. J. Young, C. A. Young.

Cranberry— L. C. Webb, W. W.
Hughes, A. M. Brown, R. Z. Burleson,
D. M. Cook, G. W. Young, A. S. Bur-
leson.

Grassy Creek— S. M. Sparks, D F.
Blalock, J. M. Swain, C. A. Peterson.

Herrell— W. R. Wright, J. W. Phil-
lips, Isaac McKinney, Carter Street,
W. D. ,Ledford, Chas Yelton.

Little Rock Creek— W. H. Bidelex,
B. L. Holder, J. M. Ledford, S. W.Ed-
wards.

Upper Linville — Calvin Hodges, T.

Parker-Gardner Company,

Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Chickerin;, Knabe and Ivers & Pond Pianos

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MITCHELL COUNTY.

M. Vance, M. W. Clay, I. L. Hartley.

Roaring Creek — G. B. Buchanan, N.
W. Hughes, W. I. Cooper, Roby H.
Lewis.

Red Hill— T. B. Renfro, J. H. Tip-
ton, W. W. Phillips, J. B. Masters.
Julius Hall, George M Young, W. G.
Turbyfill.

Snow Creek— S. R. Hinsley, W. A.
Robinson, W. S. Phillips, W. M.
Silver, D. T. Fortner, D. W. Greene.

Upper Poplar— D. W. Tipton, S. P.
Barnett, C. C. Turbyfill.

Toe River — R. M. Green, Theo. Bur-
leson, J. M. Greer, R. L. Wiseman, .T.
P. Thompson.

Lower Poplai — Billie Peterson, M.
D. Peterson.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lees-McRae Plumtree — J. P. Hall.
Principal, Plumtree.

Spruce Pine High School, Spruce
Pine.

Seven Springs Industrial School,
Penland.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — Jonathan Duncan, Peu-
land; Stephen Greene. Clarissa; An-
derson Sparks. Penland ; Yeates
Sparks, Penland.

Presbyterian— J. A. Harris. To-
ecane; J. P. Hall, Plumtree.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bradshaw, J. I., Relief.

Buchanan, Charles, Cranberry.

Peterson, J. M., Spruce Pine.

Peterson, Charles, Spruce Pine.

Wilcox, C. N., Magnetic City.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bailey Lumber Co. Store, Penland.

Penland Supply Co.'. Penland.

Burleson. C. W.. & Co.. Plumtree.

Cook, D. M.. Little Rock Creek.

Willis, M. A.. Bandana.

Heaton. J. M., Hale.

Berrv. L. A.. Spruce Pine.

English. T. A.. & Co.. Spruce Pine.

Gawin, J .R.. Toecane.

Durton & Wilson. Toecane.

Johnson, W. M., Toecane.

Phillips, J. C. Wing.

Young, D. T., Ledger.

Wilson. Jos.. Ewnrt.

Griffith. R. II., & Co.. Huntdale.
TORN, FLOUR AND FEED MILLS.

Bailey, I. H., Penland.

Phillips. .Tas., Ledge*.

Young. Mose, Clarnssn.

Vance, T. B.. riumtree.

Ward. W. L.. Hawk.

SAW MILLS.
Lumber Co.. Penland.

Bailey

Bailey.
Young

B.
B.

I..

Penland.
Penland.

MINERALS.

Harris Clay Co.. Penland.
Eureka Mining Co.
Ground Mica Co.. Penland.
Cranberry Iron & Coal Co.,

berry.

Mica Milling Co.. Plumtree.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Ellis, Chas. G., Bakersville.

Buchanan, M. L., Bakersville.

Poteat, F. B., Bakersville.

McKinney, Brown, Bakersville.

Turner, S. J., Bakersville.

Bailey, W. H., Bakersville.

Pannell, Miss Lizzie, Bakersville.

McKinney, Miss Lillian, Bakersville.

McKinney, Miss Dora, Bakersville.

McKinney, Miss Beatrice, Bakers-
ville.

Buchanan, Lenoir, Bakersville.

Slagle, C. L., Toe Cane.

Single, W. G., Toe Cane.

Peterson, J. H., Brummett.

Griffith, Jas. H., Street.

Barnett, Spencer, Street.

Garland, John W., Street.

Honeycutt, G. T., Magnetic City.

Blevins, D. L., Magnetic City.

Buchanan, Miss Frances. Ewart.

Bowman, J. C, Glen Ayre.

Young, Jesse, Glen Ayre.

Rhyne, Miss Alice, Spear.

Houston, Miss Arisona. Spear.

Johnson. Clayton. Pyatte.

Hill, J. S., Elk Park.

Ellis. G. D., Elk Park.

Cuthbertson, M. L., Elk Park.

Brewer, Miss Bessie, Hughes.

Hughes. Miss Maud, Hughes.

Love, Miss Mayme. Saginaw.

Love, Miss Anna, Saginaw.

Wiseman, Miss Lizzie. Ingalls.

Phillips, Miss Betty. Ingalls.

Harrison, Miss Esther L.. Spruce
Pine.

Green. G. P... Spruce Pine.

Willis. B. G., Wing.

Willis, C. C, Wing.

Bowman, J. O., Glen Ayre.

Cran-

BAKERSYILLE.

Population. 1000: 550.

No. white polls, 75; No. colored
polls, 7.

Value real estate. $50,000; value per-
sonal property. $25,000.

R. R. Agent— P. H. Buchanan. C. C.
& O. Ry.

Express Agent— P. II. Buchanan.

Telegraph Manastci — P. H. Buchan-
an.

MINISTERS ANI> CHURCHES.

Baptist— Landon Greene. Pastor.

Methodist— F. Shelton, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mitchell Collegiate Institute — J. H.
Beach, Principal; Prof. Franklin and
Mrs. E. E. Stafford, Assistants.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Young's Hotel.

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Gudger House.
Central Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Mitchell County Bank — J. S. Wilson,
President; E<1. Guy, Cashier.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Bradshaw. James. (Manufacturer.)

BOOK STORES.
Bailey, I. H.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
McKinuey, Will.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Garven, J. R.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Wilson, L.

DRUGGISTS.
Bakersville Drue Co.

DOCTORS.
Butt, V. R.
Slagle, P. P.
Buchanan, C. L.

DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bailey, J. W.
Leonard, Wilson & Son.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Bailey Lumber Co.. Penland.

LAWYERS.
Lambert, W. L.
Greene, Charles E.
Black <& Ragland.
Wilson, L. A.

PAINTERS.
Slagle. John.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Bailey. .T. W.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Poteat, Bealor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Bailey, I. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Slagle, John.

ELK PARK.

Incorporated in 1SS5.
Population, 1909: White, 4.~.0 : col-
ored, 100; total. 550.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — D. C. Manning.

Postmaster — V. B. Bowers.

Chief of Police — B. C. Winters.

R. R. Aerent— M. A. Dean, E. T. &
W. N. Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — M. A. Dean,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — Rev. Mr. Stedman, Pas-
tor.

Baptist— Rev. Mr. Truitt, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. Hall, Pas-
tor.

Christian— Rev. Mr. Ellis. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elk Park School— J. B. Robins,

Principal ; Miss Edith Hamrick, As-
sistant.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Citizens Bank — A. P. Brinkley.
President ; W. H. Stopp, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Proffit, Thomas.
Dr. Swift.

DRUGGISTS.
Campbell, Robert.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Brinkley, A. P.
Smith, Tarman & Barker.
Bowers, L. V.
Brinkley Bros.
Elk Park Furniture Co.
Hopkins. M. F.
Ray, T. J.
Clark Company, The

JEWELERS.
Denen. W. G.
Albertson, J. S.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Walsh, W. C.
Park View Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Welsh, W. C.
Tatum, J. H.

SAW MILLS.
Manning. D. C.
Harkin, Peter.
Ellis, J. W.

BOTTLING AVORKS.
Elk Park Bottling Works.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Rnral Enterprise- -McCracken &
Hopkins, Editors.

MONTEZUMA.

Incorporated in 1889.
Population, 1909: 600.
Value real estate. $25.000 ; value per-
sonal property, $35,000.

TOAVN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. M. Key.
Postmaster — Dillard Cook.
R. R. Agent— Dillard Cook, Llnvllle
River Railroad Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES
Manasrer Telephone — Dillard Cox.
Methodist— Rev. Mr. McGethy, Pas-
tor.

Baptist — L. C. Wilson, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Seminary — Prof. Aaron. Principal.

DOCTORS.
Lovett, W. D.

DRUGGISTS.
Lovett. W. D.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Lover. ,T. B.
Banner. T. L.
Cook. Dillard.
Montezuma Lumber Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Montezuma Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Franklin, S. L.

326

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, TKOY.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor „f General Richard Montgomery.

Area: 570 square miles.

Population: 16,000. White males, 6,000 ; white females, 6,000; negro
males, 2,000; negro females, 2,000; foreign born, 10.

Value of real estate, $1,625,389; value of personal property, $1,292,603.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,S46,113; by negroes, $71,879.

No. of Schools: For whites, 60; for negroes, IS.

Tax Bate: County purposes, 41 2-3e. on the $100; roads and bridges,
20 cents.

Public Roads: No. miles, 200. Worked by free labor and 10c. special
tax.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway, 41. miles, assessed value $142,500.00

Durham & Charlotte Railway, 9.73 mfles, assessed value 28,502.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 812.90

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,811.77

Troy Telephone & Electric Light Co., assessed value 1,400.00

Mt. Gilead Telephone Co., assessed value 3,000.00

Asheboro Telephone Co., assessed value 333.00

Superior Court Terms: 6th Monday before 1st Monday in March, one
week criminal, and on the 9th Monday before 1st Monday in September,
one week criminal; on the 6th Monday after the 1st Monday in March,
one week, and on the 2nd Monday after 1st Monday in September, two
weeks, both terms for civil cases.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Chas. A. Arm-
strong, Troy.

Sheriff — J. R. McKenzie, Troy.

Register of Deeds — O. B. Deatou,
Troy.

Treasurer — .T. R. McKenzie. Troy.

Coroner — Hiram Freeman, Ether.

Co. Supt. of Health— C. Daligny,
Troy.

Co. Supt. of Schools — W. A. Coch-
ran, Troy.

Supt. Co. Home — Chas. Bell. Troy.

Co. Board of Education — W. F.
Hunsucker, Troy ; C. L. Cox, Mt.
Gilead ; S. H. Pool, Marcus.

County Commissioners — N. M. Thay-
er, Eldorado; R. B. Munn, Iola; G. M.
Bruton, Mt. (Ulead, R. F. D. No. 2.

County Board of Elections — H. P.
Montgomery, (ch'm.), Mt. Gilead; A.
B. McCaskell, Cander; G. S. Beaman.
Troy.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Troy Township — L. R. Lisk, Troy ;
D. D. Bruton. Capelsie; C. W. Bell,
Troy.

Pee Dee — A. R. Moore, F. L\ An-
drews, H. P. Montgomery, Mt. Gilead.

Cheeks Creek — W. H. Massey, Pekin ;
D. J. Poole, Pekin ; J. C. Thompson.
Orville.

Rock Springs — J. I. Mclntyre, A.
R. Bowden, Dry Creek; Thomas B.
Rush, Drv Creek.

Ophir— J. H. Futrel, Ophir.

Mt. Gilead — Marvin Bruton, Wade-
ville; O. C. Bruton, Mt. Gilead; J. B.
Hurley, Wadeville; C. N. Bruton,

H.

Scarboro, Mt.

Comer,

Davis,

Davis.

Wadeville ;
Gilead.

Cheeks Creek— E. C. Winfree, Pekin.

Rock Springs — R. E. Green, Harris-
ville.

Hill— T. A. Russell, N. R. Paschal.
Manly, Lusk, Biscoe; Hiram Freeman,
Ether.

Little River— David Cagle. Cagles
Mills; Claude Mcintosh, Martins Mill.

Ophir — W. H. Reynolds, B. A. Davis,
Ophir.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS

Jordan, J. R., Ether.

Henderson. G. W., Pontop.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Ether Academy — E. II. Wood, Prin-
cipal, Ether.

Uwharrie Academy — W. L. Thayer,
Principal, Uwharrie.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Asburv, F. E., Asbury.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Cox & Shamberger, Pekin.

Cornelison, G. H., Cagles Mills.

Thayer, N. W., Eldorado.

Morris, B. E., Blaine.

Mclntyre. J. I.. Harrisville.

Green, Eli, Endicott.
J. R., Asbury.
N. W., Ophir.
B. A., Ophir.
COTTON GINS.

Andrews, George W., Mt. Gilead.

Livingstone. James. Mt. Gilead.

Mntheson, R. A.. Mt. Gilead.

Tomlinson & Parsons. Dry Creek.

Smitherman, S. J., Troy.

Allen, Geo. W.. & Sons, Troy.

McAulav, Frank, Mt. Gilead.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

321

FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Sinithernian, S. J., Troy.
McAulay Roller Mills, Mt. Gilead.
Livingstone, James, Mt. Gilead.
Thayer, N. M., Eldorado.
Hall Flour Mill, star.

SAW MILLS.
Poe, S. E., Mt. Gilead.
Byrd, L. P., Mt. Gilead.
Harris, Mark, Troy.
Staley, T. E., Troy.
Staley, H. M., Troy.
King, F., Troy.
Dennis & Hunsucker, Carmel.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Aurnan, Miss Pearl, Asbury.
Lilly, Miss Neal, Albemarle.
Greene, Miss Annie, Albemarle.
Wright, Miss Ula, (music), Ashe-
rille.
Allen, Miss Minnie, Allreds.
Yates, Miss Alma, Biscoe.
Taylor, Hoy, Biscoe.
Bryan, Miss Kate, Biscoe.
Liles, Miss Elizabeth, Biscoe.
Shamburger, Miss May, Biscoe.
Coggin, Miss Rose, Biscoe.
Sedberry. Cleveland. Biscoe.
Seawell, Miss Nettie, Biscoe.
McKinnon, Miss Blanche, Biscoe.
Parsons, Mrs. Minnie, Candor.
Currie, Miss Nolie, Candor.
Currie, Miss Connie, Candor.
Hogan, Walter, Fort Mill, S. C.
Cochran. Claud A., Concord.
Baldwin, Miss Annie, Capelsie.
Shellem, Miss Nell, Canton.
Hunsucker, Miss Lucy, Cedar Hill.
Anderson, Miss Cora, Denton.
Freeman, C. M., Ether.
Wood, E. H., Ether.
Wood, Mrs. E. H., Ether.
Freeman. R. L., Ether.
Dowd, Miss Emily, Eagle Springs.
Bruton, Miss Zulu, Fayetteville.
Harris, E. L.. Harrisville.
Greene, W. H., Harrisville.
Poole, J. M., Jackson Springs.
Currie, Miss Lillie. Jackson Springs.
Doub, Miss Nannie, Jonesboro.
Page, Mrs. Lillie Hurley, Kallocks.
Leach, Miss Emma, Lassiter.
Lassiter, Miss Janie, Lassiter.
Johnston, Miss Sallie, Littleton.
Cox, Miss Lillie. Mt. Gilead.
Cox, R. C, Mt. Gilead.
Lilly, Miss Carrie. Mt. Gilead.
Scarboro. Miss Laura. Mt. Gilead.
Tngold, Henrv. Mt. Gilead.
Bruton, Miss Mary, Mt. Gilead.
Lilly, Mrs. Kate C Tillman.
Andrews. G. R., Mt. Gilead.
Harris, Miss Jessie, Mt. Gilead.
Andrews. Miss Josie, Mt. Gilead.
Bruton, Miss Fannie, Mt. Gilead.
DeBerrv, Mrs. L. P., Mt. Gilead.
Lilly, Miss Bessie, Mt. Gilead.
Leach. W. A., Martins Mill.
MoLeod, Miss Lillie, Martins Mill,
Mcintosh. Miss Jeane, Martins Mill.

Russell, W. L.,

Ballard, J. S.,

Cochran, Miss

Ingram, Miss

Monroe,

Wright,

Wright,

Wright,

Maness,

Maness,

Wallace.

McLeod, Miss Rosa. Martins Mill.
Shelton, Miss Erma, Mclver.
Shankle, Mrs. Bessie, Norwood.
Nash, H. C. New London.
Cranford, Miss Ola, New Hope
Icademy.
Lvndon, Carr, New Hope Academy.
Lyndon, W. H., New Hope
Academy.
Luther, J. H.. New Hope Academy.
Richardson, Miss Bulah, Okeewe-
mee.
McAuley, Mrs. Belle, Okeewemee.
Hulin, D. F., Okeewemee.
Martin, B. B., Okeewemee.
Martin, Miss Ha, Okeewemee.
McMillan, M. T., Okeewemee.
Reynolds, Miss Hester, Okeewemee.
Floyd, W. C, Okeewemee.
Morris, Miss Annie, Palmerville.
Bvers, A. H., Pontop.
Brookshire, Mrs. Floda, Blue Jacket,
Oklahoma.

Pinson.

Soda Springs, Idaho.
Rosa E., Star.
Bertha, Star.

Miss Willie, Star.

L. A., Star.

Mrs. L. A., Star.

N. E., Star.

N. W., Star.

Miss Mattie, Star.

Miss Euna, Star.
Stout, Miss Myrtie (music"), Star.
Harris, Guy P., Sulphur Springs.
Mclntyre, Miss Luttie, Troy.
Mclntyre, Miss Caro, Troy.
Mclntyre, Miss Monnie, Troy.
Smith," Miss Brownie, Troy.
Reynolds, Miss Bessie, Troy.
Warner, Miss Julia, Troy.
Warner, Miss Lee. Troy.
Reynolds, Miss Minnie, Troy.
Crauford, Wade, Troy.
Kirk, Mrs. Maggie, Ti-oy.
Thayer, W. L., Uwharrie.
fhayer, Mrs. \V. L., Uwharrie.
Zachary, Mrs. Lulu, Wadeville.
Green, Miss Bettie. Wadeville.
Bruton, Miss Mattie. Wadeville.
McKinnon. Mrs. Sallie. Wadeville.
Bruton, Miss Lillie, Wadeville.
McKinnon, Miss Fannie, Wadeville
<:}reen, Miss Clara. Wadeville.
Hurley, John B.. Wadeville.
Matheson, Miss Sallie, Wadeville.
Wright, Miss Margaret, Wake
Forest.
Cox, Miss Louella, Abuer.
Maness, W. S., Biscoe.
Lassiter, Miss Gertrude, Biscoe.
Alaness, Miss Lillie. iliscoe.
Russell. Reid M., Blaine.
Burkhead, Mrs. Y. W., Candor.
Henderson, W. M., Canby.
McNeill, E. D.. Carmel.
Graham, Miss Leslie. Mt. Oilead.
Parker. Miss Janie. Mt. Gilead.
Spencer, Miss Annie. Mt. Gilead.

328

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Scarboro, Miss Laura, Mt. Gilead.

McKoy, D. P., Pekin.

Lawrence, Mis,s Myrtie. Seagrove.

Copeliitul, Miss K lie, Seagrove.

Prye, Mrs. K. O., Trov.
Uulin, J. A., Troy.

TROY.

•oils, 124 :

colored

polls,
value

Aber-
Walk-

HOUSES.

No. while
2:;.

Value real estate. $100,153;
personal property, $265,321.

Tax Rate: 20c. 011 the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Martin McKenzie.

Chief of Police— W. R. Green

City Clerk— J. C. Hurley.

Treasurer — J. C. Hurley.

Tax Collector — W. R. Green.

Postmaster — L. M. Russell.

R. R. Agents— S. T. Brown,
deen & Ashehoro Ry. Co. ; J. T.
er, Durham & Charlotte Ry. Co.

Express Agent — S. T. Brown.

Telegraph Manager — P. O. Hogan.
Western Union.

Telephone Manager — W. II. Kellis,
Troy Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Duncan McLeod, Pastor.

Methodist— I). W. Dowd.

Presbyterian — L. Smith, Pastor.

Methodist (North)— F. A. L. Clark.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Troy Graded School— E. W. Cran-
ford, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING

Central Hotel.

Troy Hotel.

Allen Hotel.

Lisk, L. R.

Varner. Mrs. A. M.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Montgomery — .J.
Tomlinson. Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Troy Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS

Allen, G. W., & Son.

Troy Supply Co.

Troy Mercantile Co.

Nance & Tomlinson.

Pemberton, D. E., <£.-

Smitherman Store Co.

BOOK STORES.

Keystone Jewelry Co.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.

Montgomery Hardware Co.

Allen, G. Y\\. & Sons.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Smitherman Cotton Mills.

C'apelsie Cotton Mills.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Beaman, W. B.

Freeman, E. D.

Thompson, J. A.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Allen, G. W., & Son.

<;.

Pemberton, D. E., & Son.
Troy Supply Co.
Nance & Tomlinson.
Sniitberman Store Co.

COTTON GINS.
Smitherman & Hurley.
Allen. G. W., & Son.

DENTISTS.
McCall, S. II.

DRUGGISTS.
Pemberton, S. 1'.
Loft in, J. U.

DOCTORS.
Thompson, A. F.
DeLigney, C.
Sisk, J. A.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Chandler. I. F.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Pemberton, D. E., & Son.
Troy Mercantile Co.
Allen, G. W.. & Son.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Montgomery Furniture Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Montgomery Hardware Co.
Allen, G. W., & Son.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Allen, W. D.. (life.)
Armstrong. C. A., (Are. indemnity
and burglary.)
Wade, Ben. T., (lire.)

JEWELERS.
Starkey, B. F.

LAWYERS.
T.

D.
A.

G.
W.
R.

B.

Son.

Poole. R.
Reynolds.
Cochrane,
Blair. J.
Howell. Bob. V.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Guilford Lumber Co.
TroA- Cross Arm Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Montgomery Hardware Co.
Allen, G. W., & Son.
TIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Montgomery Furniture Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Morgan. D. F.

PRINTING OFFICES.
The Montgomerian Printing Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Montgomerian — W. F. Hunsuck-
er, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Southern Investment & Realty Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Allen. G. W., & Son.
Baldwin, W. J.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Wooley. W. F., & Co.

MT. GILEAD.

Incorporated in 1S99.

Population, 1000: White, 1,000; col-
ored, 230; total. 1.250.

Value real estate. $175,000; value
personal property, $225,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

329

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— C. L. Cox.

Postmaster — H. T. Scarboro.

Chief of Police — G. F. Hunsucker.

R. R. Agent — E. L. Dunn, A. & A.
K. R.

Manager Telegraph — E. L. Dunn.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. A. Lee, Pastor.

Presbyterian — L. Smith, Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. MeLeod, Pastor,
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mt. Gilead Institute — R. C. Cox,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Mt. Gilead— .T. A. McAulay.
President; \V. B. Cochran. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Ingram, C. P>.

Grantham, \V. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Mt. Gilead Drue: Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McAulav, J. A.

Mt. Gilead Store Co.

Bruton & Co.

McAulay Bros.

Mt. Gilead Hardware Co.

Scarboro Bros.

Cox & McKinnon.

McRae. A. S.

Newby, N. W.

Lilly, G. H. A.

Overton, J. M.

Wright, .T. AY.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Haywood, Mrs. J. B.

McAulav. Mrs. Alice.

Cox, R. C.

Ingram, J. A.

Scarboro, \V. W.

Haywood, Mrs. \Y. T.

LIVERY STABLES.

Moore, J. S., & Son.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Snow Lumber Co.

Taft, AY. M.. Lumber Mfrs.

300; col-

STAR.

Incorporated in 1S9S.

Population. 1909: Whit,
ored; 15; total, 315.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — George IT. Wright.

Postmaster — E. Farlow.

Chief of Police — Luther Sanders.

R. R. Agents — G. N. Scarboro. A. &
A. R. R. ; T. W. Ritter, D. & C. R. R.

Manager Telegraph — G. N. Scarboro,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— J. R. Jordan, Pastor; H.
M. Ingram. W. A. Barrett.

Methodist — E. N. Harrison. Pastor.
Hemp.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Star Academy — L. A. Wright, Prin.

DOCTORS.

Shamberger, John B.

DRUGGISTS.

Nail, R. A.

JEWELERS.
Nail, R. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Leach, A., & Sons.
Star Supply Co.
Phillips, H. D.
Scott, J. F.
Hunsucker, W. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Star Hotel.
Harper, Mrs. C. E.

LIVERY STABLES.
King. A. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Southern Timber & Lumber Co.
Wright, Z. T., & Son.

BISCOE.

Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 1909: White, 500; col-
ored, 200; total, 700.

Value real estate. $50,000; value per-
sonal property, $175,000.

Tax Rate: 45c. on the poll and 15c.
on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Frank Page.
Postmaster — N. V. Long.
Chief of Police— D. J. MeLeod.
R. R. Agent — C. R. Freeman, A. & I
A. R. R. Co.

Manager Telegraph — J. C. Batten, j
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— W. W. Peele, Pastor.
Presbyterian — E. Smith, Pastor.
Baptist — W. M. Bostic, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Biscoe High School — Hoy Taylor,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
IT. E.
A.

DRUGGISTS.
Biscoe Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Presnall. W. W.
Ewing Bros.
Burt, A. W.

Pritchard, W. A.. & Son.
Shamberger & Page.
Biscoe Hardware Co.
Lassiter & McKenzie.
Maness & Hix Co.
HOtKLS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Tiiseoe Hotel.
Russell. T. A.
Hunsucker. Mrs. D. M.

LIVERY STABLES.
MeLeod, D. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Francis Cotton Mills.
Biscoe Bending & Chair Mfg. Co.
Burt & Hicks.
Biscoe Foundry & Machine Co.

C. E., Naval Stores & Sup-

Bowman,
. .Dowd, J.

Kanoy,
ply Co.
Neil &

English Shingle Co.

330

MONTGOMER Y— MOORE.

Ice & Cold Storage Co.

CANDOR.

Not incorporated.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Leach, Neill.

COTTON GINS.
Allen & Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Burkhead & Bruton.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Steed & Lewis.

Allen & Co.

Ewing & Campbell.

Currie, J. C.
LUMBER MFRS. AND DEALERS.

Ewing, S. T.

Lamonds, N. A.

Lewis, D. R., & Bro.

LIVERY STABLES.
■ McCaskill, Garland.

MOORE COUNTY.

Formed in 1784.
Area, 030 square miles.
Population, 20,000. White
males, 2,900; negro females,
Value of
Property

COUNTS SEAT, CARTHAGE.

Named in honor of Judge Alfred Moore.

(5.700; white females, 7.500; negro

males,

3,100.
real estate, $2, 445,437 ; value of personal property, $145,186.
listed in 1009, by whites, $3,423,555; by negroes, $167,068.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 l-2c. on the $100; special, 16c.
County bonded debt, $5,000.

No. of Schools: For whites, 66; for negroes, 30.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 24.58 miles, assessed value $494,212

The Pullman Co., assessed value 4,139.

Swift Refrigerator Transportation Co., assessed value 1.000.

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5,943.

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 12,267.

Aberdeen & Ashboro, Railroad, 27.00 miles, assessed value 93,841

Aberdeen & Rockflsh Railroad, 2.35 miles, assessed value 11,089

assessed value.

Randolph & Cumberland Railroad, 18.50 miles,

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value

Durham & Charlotte Railroad Co., 20.00 miles, assessed value
Carthage & Pinehurst Railroad, 12.80 miles, assessed value. .

Superior Court Terms: 12th December; 24th January, civil cases onl
14th February, criminal cases only; 23rd .May. civil cases only.

50,000.
3,313

70.159
32,000.

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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. Alton Mc-
Iver, Carthage.

Sheriff— A. C. Kelly, Carthage.

Register of Deeds— J. C. B. Muse,
Carthage.

Treasurer — A. D. Muse, Carthage.

Coroner — A. H. McLeod, Aberdeen.

Surveyor — H. H. Frv, Carthage.

Co. Supt. of Health— G. McLeod,
Carthage.

Co. Supt. of Schools— J. A. Mc-
Leod, Carthage.

Supt. of County Home — Daniel
Muse, Carthage.

Co. Board of Education— W. II. H.
Lawhorn, Carthage; J. R. McQueen.
Lake View ; C. M. McNeill, Home.

County Commissioners — N. A. Mc-
Keithan, (chrm.) ; J. B. VunCannon,
West End; A. J. Jones, Glendon.

County Board of Elections — J. L.
Currie, Carthage; U. L. Spence, Car-
htage; J. McN. Johnson, Aberdeen.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Carthage Township — H. A. Foote.
Carthage; A. J. Lawhorn. Carthage;
W. H. Dupree. Carthage.

Bansalem — J. M. Deaton. Swinton ;

i J. E. Bailey, Eagle Springs; J. C.
I Stutts, Carthage, R. F. D. No. 1.

Sheffields — J. W. Moore, Moores ; W.
H. Chrisco, Carters Mills; J. W.
i Moon, Spies, R. F. D. No. 1.

Deep River — W. J. Wadsworth,
Jessup ; A. B. Harrington, Coles Mill ;
L. B. Street, Glendon.

Greenwood — J. A. Cole, Carthage,
R. F. D. No. 2; J. A. Gilchrist, Cam-
eron.

3IcNeills— C. W. Shaw, Southern
Pines; J. E. Buchau, Money; T. D.
McLean, Carthage, R. F. D. No. 3;
Daniel McNeill, Vass.

Sand Hills — Levi Packard, Pine
Fluff; John Campbell, Keyser ; F. H.
Weaver, Aberdeen.

Ritters — N. I. Finnison, Prosperity:
W. W. Kidd, High Falls; W. T.
Severle. Putnam.

Mineral Springs — M. L. Morris, West
End; W. O. Mills. Jackson Springs;
I. H. Caddell, Carthage, R. F. D. No. 3.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

W. H. H. Lahorn. Carthage, R. F.
D. No. 1; J. G. Williams, Spence; W.
A. Barnett. Asbury ; W. H. Reynolds,
Cameron; R. S. Arrowood, Hemp; E.

MOORE COUNTY.

331

N. Harrison, Hemp ; W. G. King,
Carthage, R. F. D. No. 2.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elise High School— R. S. Arrowood.
Hemp.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

McDonald, A. A„ Jackson Springs.

McMillan, Dr., Hemp.

Cavenes, A. H.. High Falls.

Dowd, Alex., Eagle Springs.

Street, W. E., Glendon.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Deaton, B., Spies, R. F. D.

Baldwin Co., Eastwood.

Brewer, D. R., Eastwood.
COTTON GINS.

Seawell, J. P., Carthage.

Call, J. W., Calls Mill.

Graves, G. C., Carthage.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Cole, J. W., Coles Mill.

Frye, R. G., Carthage.

SAW MILLS.

Sullivan, N. C, Carthage, R. F.
D. No. 2.

W. M. Wadsworth, Cameron, R.
F. D.

Snipes, F. E.. Carthage, R. F. D.

Currie & McQueen, Carthage.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Allen, W. F., Southern Pines.

Singletary, C. C, Aberdeen.

Richardson. J. Curtis. Carthage.

Cameron, A. B., Cameron.

Arrowood, R. S., Hemp.

Arrowood, Flinn, Hemp.

McNeill, E. E., Seagrove.

Deaton, Walter, Carthage.

Deaton, James, Carthage.

Blackman, W. L., Jesup.

Parks, F. P., Carthage, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Phillips, C. C, Bear Creek.

McKinnon, D. C, Biscoe.

Poole, John M.. Eagle Springs.

Reynolds, H. W., Cameron.

Campbell. D. J., Hemp.

Cole, G. C, Biscoe.

Rosser, A. J.. Cameron.

Williams. J. G., Spies.

Maness, W. L., Hemp.

Campbell, Miss Mamie, Aberdeen.

Campbell, Miss Mattie. Aberdeen.

McDuffie, Miss Kate, Jackson
Springs.

McPherson, Miss Kate. Cameron.

Currie, Miss Jennie, Carthage, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Billiard, Miss Retta, Jackson
Springs.

Cameron, Miss Rebecca, Manly.

Cameron, Miss Gussie, Manly.

Leonard. Miss Estelle. High Falls.

Blue, Miss Sallie Kate, Carthage,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Shields, Miss Bertha, Carthage.

Carter, Miss Mamie, Carters Mills.

Buchan, Miss Idell. Manly.

McQueen, Miss Flora, Carthage, R.

F. D. No. 3.

McQueen, Miss Margaret, Lakeview.

Gilchrist, iss Rachel, Cameron.

Cole, Miss Ethel, Carthage.

Bryan, Miss Kate, Carthage.

Waddill, Miss Michael, Carthage.

Stuart, Miss May, Carthage.

Monroe, Miss Margaret, Eagle
Springs.

Thomas. Miss Margaret, Cameron.

Mcintosh, Miss Jeanie, Martins
Mills.

Black, Miss Jauie, Carthage, R. F.
D. No .3.

Shields, Miss Florence, Carthage.

McLaughlin, Miss Elizabeth, Car-
thage, R. F. D. No. 2.

Smith, Miss Sadie L., Manly.

Blackman, Miss Fannie, Cameron.

Arnold, Miss Mamie, Cameron.

Arnold, Miss Katherine, Cameron.

Wadsworth, Miss Lizzie, Carthage.
R. F. D. No. 2.

MacNeil, Miss Harriet C Pinebluff.

Jaeksdn, Miss Sallie. Keyser.

McCoogan, Miss Mary, Carthage, R.
F. D. No. 3.

McLeod, Miss Lillie. Carbonton.

McLeod, Miss Margaret, Sanford.
R. F. D. No. 1.

McLean, Miss Mary, Cameron.

McRae, Miss Jeanette C, Thagards-
ville.

McLeod, Miss Bertha, Steeds

Clegg, Miss Annie, Steeds.

Beebe, Miss Mary Elder, Spies.

Huff, Miss Lura. Vass.

McNeill, Miss Annie, Lakeview.

McNeill, Miss Mary, Vass.

Barrow. Miss Rosa, Carthage.

Josey, Miss Annie. Carthage.

Blue". Miss Eula, Carthage.

Kendricks. Miss Delia. Carthage.

Taylor, Miss Affiles, Carthage.

Caihoun, Miss H. E., Southern
Pines.

Brandebury, Miss Edna D., South-
ern, Pines.

Arrington, Miss, Southern Pines.

Pleasants, Miss Rena. Aberdeen.

Greer, Miss, Aberdeen.

Willcox, Mrs. J. D., Carthage, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Woody, Miss T. N.. High Falls.

Buchan, Miss Florence. Manly.

Buchan, Miss Ethel, Manly.

Stutts, Miss Anna C, Eagle
Springs.

Blue, Miss Ha, Aberdeen.

Kenney, Mrs. Maggie, Hemp.

Fields, Miss Lorena, Carthage, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Black, Mrs. Flora, Carthage.

Monroe, Miss Jennie. Eagle Springs.

McLean, Miss Flossie, Eagle
Springs.

Fry, Carlton S., Jackson Springs.

Kelly, Miss Ethel. Carthage.

Cole; Miss May, Coles Mills.

332

MOORE COUNTY.

Currie, .Miss Lillie, Hemp.
Kelly, W. K.. Carthage, It.

Xo. 2.

[).

(ABTHAGE.
Population, 1909: 900.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. II. Dupree.
Chief of Police — H. M. Caviness.
City Clerk— W. A. Stuart.
Treasurer — M. G. Dalrymple.
Tax Collector— N. A. McKetlian.
City Attorney— R. L. Burns.
City Sunt, of Health— Dr. G. Mc-
Leod.

Postmastei — C. McLeod.
R. R. Agents— R. M. Caldwell. R. &
C. ; S. H. Gardner, C. & P.

Express Agent — R. M. Caldwell,
.Southern Express Co.

Telephone Managers — C. P. Leavitt.
Co-operative Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— C. L. Do*vell. Pastor.
Methodist— H. M. Eure, Pastor.
Presbyterian — J. K. Roberts, Car-
thage.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Carthage Graded School — J. C. Rich-
ardson, Principal.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Tyson Hotel.
Graham, Mrs.
Beak, Mrs. W. E.,
Cole, Robt.
McNeill. W. H.
Muse, Mrs. A. D.
McLeod, Mrs. G.
Mrs. A.

ARCHITECTS.
G. A.
C. C
W. M.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Carthage — W. J. Adams.
President; D. 8. Ray, Cashier.

Bank of Moore — IT. S. Spence. Presi-
dent; M. G. Dalrymple, Cashier .
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Kivette, W. M.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Williamson. I. W.
Muse, H .1.
Graves, G. C, & Co.
McDonald. .T. H.
Sinclair Bros.
Hurmetz & Sons.

BOOK STORKS.
Williamson. I. W.
Muse, H. J.
Call, Chas. & Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Muse, J. B.
Womack, F .R., & Co.
Graves. G. C, & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co.

Hannon,

Thomas,
McLean,
Phillips,

COMMISSION

Clegg, L. B.

MERCHANTS.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Bismarck, Hosiery Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Carthage Drug Co.
Cole, Chas., & Co.
Williamson, J. Y.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Maness, G. A.
McLean, C. C.

CLOTHIERS AND MUX'S
FURNISHERS.
Muse, H. J.
Sinclair Bros.
Graves, G. C, & Co.
Hurwitz & Sons.

COTTON GINS.
Graves, G. C.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Williamson, I. W.

DENTISTS.
Watson, I). T.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Carthage Blade— W. II. McNeill,
Editor.

Moore County News — II. A. Foote,
Editor.

DRUGGISTS.
Cole. Chas.. & Co.
Carthage Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
McLeod, G. M.
Shields, H. B.
Willcox, .T. W.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Muse, H. J.
Sinclair Bros.
Graves, G. C, & Co.
McDonald, J. H.
Hurwitz & Sons.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Chandler. I. F.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Graves, G. C, & Co.
Clegg & Jackson.
Seawell, J. P.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Muse, J. B.
Graves, G. C, & Co.
Womack, F. R.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Williamson. I. W.

GROCERS.
Sinclair Bros.
McDonald, J. H.
Williamson, J. V.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Carthage Hardware Co.
Williamson, I. W.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
McNeill. W. H. (Life and Fire).
Clegg. L. B.
Williamson, I. W.
Muse, C. M.

JEWELERS.
Whitlock. B. F.

LAWYERS.
Burns. R. L.
Seawell, H. F.
Muse, C. M.
Spence. U. L.

MOORE COUNTY.

xv.;

Humber, G. H.
McNeill, G. W.
McNeill, W. H.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AM) OEALEBS.
Currie & McQueen.

3IACHINERY DEALERS.
Lawhon, L. A., & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Tyson & Jones Buggy Co. (Bug-
gies; Carriages, etc.).
Bismarck Hosiery Mills (Hosiery).
Currie & McQueen (Lumber).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Call, Chas., & Co.
Carthage Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Montague, J. T. (Sign)'.
Kivette, W. M.
Morrison, Edward.
Gilmore, J. W.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Clegs, L. B.

PLUMBERS.
Lawhon, L. A.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Ferguson, Miss L. A.
Islev, B. R.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Kelly Printing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Moore Realty & Insurance Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Carthage Hardware Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERS.
Larkin, J. V.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Harrington, T. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Kivett. VV. M.

PINEHl RST.

Population, 1909: Whites (summer),
250, (winter), 2.000; colored (summer),
50, (winter), 400.

Postmaster — R. A. Barrett.
R. A. Agent — Charles Baxter, Aber-
', deen & Asheboro Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Catholic — Father Win. Hannon.
Episcopal — T. A. Cheatham, Wilson.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
One private school.
One public school.

DOCTORS.
Marr, Dr.

DRUGGISTS.
Quimbv, I. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tufts, L.
Fordich, Geo. F.

JEWELERS.
Rankin Jewelry Store.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Morrow Studio.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Carolina.
Holly Inn.

Berkshire & Harvard.
Lexington.

Magnolia.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Electric Light & Water Works.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Outlook— H. L. Jellson, Editor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Xeweomb, A. S., & Co.
Clark, Paul.

CAMERON.

Incorporated in 1875.

Population, 1900: Whites. 200; col-
ored, 100; total, :i00.

Value real estate, $60,000; value per-
sonal property, $40,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. E. Phillips.

Postmastei — Mrs. Flora A. McFav-
deil.

Chief of Police — H. T. Petty.

R. R. Agent— C. H. Teague. S. A. L.
and R. & C. Railroads.

Manager Telegraph — C. 11. Teague,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian— M. I). McNeill, Pas-
tor.

Baptist— C. L. Dowell. Pastor.

Methodist— J. W. Bradley, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

The Turner Graded School — August
Cameron, Principal; Mrs. August
Cameron. Assistant.

DOCTORS.

Matthews, M. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Cameron Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

McKeithan. M. M. L.

McDonald Bros.

Phillips, J. E.

Jones. C. C.

Yates, C. C, & Co.

McPherson. H. P.

HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
DEALERS.

Phillips. J. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

McPherson, Mrs. Amanda.

Windham. Mrs. J. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Regald Hosiery Mills.

Cameron Cotton Mill.

Carolina Mill Stone Co.

Snipes, C. E. (Planing Mill).

McNeill Bros. (Saw Mill).

Brady & Billiard (Saw Mill).

ELISE.

Not incorporated.

Population. 1909: Whites, 125; col-
ored. 20; total, 145.

Value of real' estate, $40,000.

Postmaster — Arthur Stewart.

R. R. Agent — Arthur Stewart, Dur-
ham & Charlotte, Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal Church, South

334

MOORE COUNTY.

—Geo. T. Simmons. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — J. A. Led-
better, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elise High School — R. S. Arro\vood,
Principal.

DOCTORS.

McMillan, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.

Martin, C. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Carter, N. J.

Horner, D. H.

Hunsucker, C. C.

Prye, C. C.

Southern Timber & Lumber Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Brown, Jno. W.

Frye. C. C.

Monroe, Mrs. L. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Southern Timber & Lumber Co.
(Planing Mill).

The Marie Distilling or. Spiritine
Co.

Railroad Repair Shops.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Piney Woods Inn.
Southern Pines Hotel.
Jefferson Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.
Cameron, Alex.
Sugg, M. N.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Chandler, I. F. (Crate Mill).
Kelley Bros. (Ice Plant).

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Newcomb A. S., & Co.
Clark Paul.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Southern Pines Tourist — H. E.
Foss, Editor.

UNDERTAKERS.
Powell, .T. N.

SOUTHERN PINES.

Population, 1909: Whites, about
1.000: colored, 30.

Value real estate. $358,000; value
personal property, $51,000.

Tax Rate: 2 per cent on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. P. French.

Postmaster — B. W. Leavitt.

R. R. Agent— B. M. Edwards.

Manager Telephone — B. W. Leavett.
Independent Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Congregational — E. W. Sanders.
Pastor.

Catholic — W. B. Hannon. Pastor.

Baptist — John Lewis, Pastor.

Episcopal — H. T. Gregory, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Southern Pines High School — Wm.
Allen. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Citizens Bank and Trust Co. —
Chas. B. Orout, President; H. E.
Riggan, Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Gladnion, Edwin.
Swett, W. P.
Mudgett, W. C.
Blair, A. McN.

DENTISTS.
Herr, G. G.

DRUGGISTS.
Broad Street Pharmacy.
McCuire Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tlint, H. C.
Powell, J. N.
Patch & Richardson.
Smith, G. S., & Son.
Grout, Chas. B.
Mills, N. J.
Hayes, C. E.

MANLY.

Incorporated in 1876.
Population, 1909: White, 100; col-
ored, 75 ; total, 175.

Postmaster — A. McMillan.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — W. D. McNeill, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Manly Graded School — Miss Sadie
Smith, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McMillan, A.
Buchan, P. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Pope, J. P.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Murdock Wm. (Saw Mill).

KEYSER.

Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 1909: Whites, 150; col-
' ored. 250 ; total, 400.

Value real estate, $39,000; value
; personal property, $5,500.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100; 60e.
on the poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Clay Bullard.
Postmaster — Wm. Keith.
Chief of Police — H. J. Yow.
R. R. Agent— Clay Bullard ( Sea-
board Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — Clay Bullard,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Christian— S. B. Klapp, Pastor.
SSHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Keyser Graded School — Miss Sallie
Jackson, Teacher.

DOCTORS.
McLeod, A. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Kent, Wm., & Son.
McLean, G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Jones, T. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Owen Lumber Co.
Lucas Bro.

MOORE COUNTY.

335

Lewis & Sanders.
Monroe, F. M.

HALLISON.

Not incorporated.

Population. 1909: Whites. 20; col-
ored. 7; total, 27.

Value real estate, $5,000; value per-
sonal property. $3,000.

Postmaster— L. W. Parks.

R. R. Agent— O. T. Parks. R. & C.
and D. & C. Railroads..

Manager Telegraph — O. T. Parks,
(private line used by railway).

A. & A.

Hurly,

JACKSON SPRINGS.

Not incorporated.
Posmaster — N. B. Jones.
R. R. Agent — V. S. Hurly,
Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — V. S.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — J. A. D. Brown, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Jackson Springs Academy — Miss
Kate McDuffle, Principal; Miss Kate
McPherson, Assistant.

DOCTORS.
McDonald, R. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

.Tackson Springs Co.
Hurly & Beaman.
Auglin, A., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Jackson Springs Hotel.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Graham, T. A. (Shingle Mill).
Garner, J. T. (Shingle Mill).
Baldwin & McAlister (Lumber).
Auman, Claud (Lumber).
Auman, J. (Lumber).
Pegram & Co. (Lumber).
Clark, J. P. (Lumber).

ABERDEEN.

Incorporated in 1891.

Population, 1909: Whites, 500; col-
ored, 450; total, 950.

Value real estate, $400,000; value
personal property, $300,00.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. W. Graham.

Postmaster — J. McN. Johnson.

Chief of Police — David Knight.

R. R. Agent — W. T. Huntley, Sea-
board Air Line; A. S. ' Lewter. Aber-
deen & Asheboro ; J. A. Bryant, Aber-
deen & Rockflsh Railroads.

Manager Telegraph — H. G. Gunter,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — D. N. Caviness, Pastor.

Presbyterian — J. D. A. Brown, Pas-
tor.

Baptist— T. C. Poe.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Aberdeen Graded School — G. C. Sin-
gletary, Superintendent.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Aberdeen — H. A. Page,
President; J. W. Graham, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

A. H.
A. C.
DRUGGISTS.

Pharmacy.

LAWYERS.

J. McN.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Standard Store.
Keith, Hugh A.
Farrell, M. B.
Wilson, B. D.
Wimberley, M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Aberdeen Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Farrell, M. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Aberdeen Sash & Blind Co.
Aberdeen Power & Mill Co.

McLeod,
Bethnne,

Carter's
Johnson,

PUTNAM.

Incorporated in 1898.

Population, 1909: Whites, 200.

Postmaster— W. M. Maners.

R. R. Agent — J. R. Warren, Dur-
ham & Charlotte Railroad.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Maners, W M.

Warren, J. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Warren, J. R.

GLENDON.

Postmaster — A. J. Jones.
R. K. Agent — A. J. Jones.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Jones, A. J.
Bynum & Womble.

MINING COMPANIES.

Glendon Store Co. — 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 — Miuin
Stone.

Glendon Mining &
Co.

Talc or Soap-
Manufacturing

SAW MILLS.

The Payne Lumber Co.
Lewis, R. W.
Jones, A. J.
Bynum & Womble.
Allred & Grady.
Lewis, N. R.

336

XASII COUNTY.

NASH COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. NASHVILLE.

Formed in 177S. Named iu honor of Gen. Abner Nash.

Area, 520 square miles. •

Population, 26.47S.

Value of real estate, $2,665,324; value of personal property, $4,706,309.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,939,584; by negroes, $422,049.

No. of Schools: For whites, 95; for negroes, 50.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 30c. ;
special, 30c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 800. Worked by old system. (Convicts and
taxation in some sections).

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value $ 913.50

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 30. 3S miles, assessed value 887,946.53

The Pullman Co.,, assessed value 1 ,882.8 1

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 1.211.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,816.41

Southern Railway (Polling Stock), assessed value 4,7n7.<m>

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,720.39

American Telephone iVr Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,984.80

Norfolk & Southern Railway. 10.67 miles, assessed value 10S.188.35

Superior Court Terms: 14th March, for civil cases only; 2Sth March, for
civil cases only; 2nd May. for criminal cases only; 29th August, for crim-
inal cases only; 29th November, for criminal cases.

OFFICERS.
Court— T. A.

Sills

COUNTY

Clerk of the

Nashville.

Sheriff — C. L. Johnson

SesJster of Deeds — .1.
Nashville.

Treasurer — J. D. Winstead, Nash-
ville.

Coroner — J. P

Co. Supt. of
Nashville.

Supt. of
Strickland.

Battle.
Health-

Nashville.
B. Boddie,

Nashville.
T. P. Battle.

W.

County Home — Ivev
Nashville, R. F. D. "
County Commissioners — W. E. Jef-
freys, (chrm.). Rocky Mount; S. A.
Batchelor, Glover; A. T. Strickland,
Glover ; J. M. Williams, Glover.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

J. H. T. Baker. Nashville: J. A.
Beal. Nashville; Russell Brantley,
Spring Hope; L. B. Bissett. Baileys:
Sylvester Brantley. Spring Hope; J.
F. Brantley, Sprint; Hope; W. P.
Davis, Battleboro; W. C. Taylor,
Whitakers; J. J. Colev, Rocky Mount;
A .C. Davis, Rocky Mount; J. T. Ful-
ford, Spring Hope; J. Greene, Whit-
akers; J. C. Harper, Nashville; C. H.
Harris, Rocky Mount ; J. R. Jones.
Nashville; Jno. W. Joyner, Nashville;
E. T. Lewis. Middlesex ; Bonnie Lewis.
Spring Hope; J. A. Lewis. Jr.. Midd-
lesex; W. A. Murray, Spring Hope:
C. J. Murray, Middlesex ; Geo. W.
Morgan, Middlesex ; Thos. E. Powell.
Whitakers: T. E. Ricks. Aventon ;
J. W. Robbins, Sharpsburg; C. W.
Sears. Nashville; J. S. Terry. Cas-
talia ; J. T. Winstead. Snring Hope:
W. A. Williams, Spring' Hope; H. W.

Winstead. Rocky Mount; W. 15. Ber-
geron. Spring Hope; D. E. Cone,
Spring Hope; Taylor Eatman, Bai-
leys: J. II. Smith. Middlesex; Geo.
B. Cooper. Nashville; Geo. R. Finch,
Spring Hope: C. E. Hedgepeth, Nash-
ville; J. W. Driver, Middlesex; G. D.
Taylor, Castalia ; L. F. Warren,
Spring Hope; D. S. Rice. Castalia
W. S. Baker. Whitakers;
Faulkner, Nashville; W. D,
Rockv Mount; J. A. Beal.
W. H. .tones. Nashville; C.

W. H.

Boseman,

Nashville ;

L. Moss,

Nashville: I. F. Hight, Nashville: C.
H. Glover. Spring Hope; I. F. Strick-
land, Spring Hope; J. M. Barnes.
Spring Hope.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Brantley, Hassell. Spring Hope.
Brantley, C. B.. Finch.
Dew. S. B.. Spring Hope.
Whitakcr. II. N.. Hilliardston.
Marriott. II. P... Battleboro.

MERCANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Abernethy & Green. Spring Hope.
Bergnson, J. N., & Co., Spring-
Hope.

Bissett. M. C, Eatmon.
Ballentine. K. W., Dry Wells.
Bullock. W. B.. Battleboro.
P.isselt. .1. P., Wilson.
Bunn, J. A.. & Co.. Spring. Hope.
Bnnn, G. W., Spring Hope.
Beard. A. R.. Eatmon.

T. P.. & Son. Battleboro.
W. A.. & Co., Spring

Braswell.
lira swell.
Hope.

Gyrus. S.
Calhoun.
Cone. W.

Hilliardston.
C. O., Battleboro.
G., Glovers.

J. C. BRASWELL. President.

JNO. M. SHERROD, Vice-President.

J. W. AVCOCK, Cashier.

C. V. BROWN, Assistant Cashier.

The Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

Capital $100,000.00

Surplus and Profits $30,000.00.

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Dawes, W. R., Sharpsburg.

Dew, Oscar, Finch.

Edwards, P. E., Gold Rock

Finch, Richardson, & Co., Spring
Hope.

Ferrell. W. C. Nashville.

Gardner, D. W., Nashville.

Green, Alex., Whitakers

Griffin, W. H., Spring Hope.

Hopkins, S. C, Union Hope.

Joyner & Tnnnell, Nashville.

Joyner, D. S., Nashville.

Lamm, S. P., Spring Plope.

Luper, J. D., Spring Hope.

May, W .H., & Co., Spring Hope.

Moore, J. C, & Bro., Whitakers.

Murray, J. C, Union Hope.

Morgan & Norman, Spring Hope.

May. Mrs. W. R., Spring Hope.

Brantly, May, & Co., Spring Hope.

Marshbourne, J. A.. & Co.. Spring
Plope.

Rawling, F. M., Battleboro.

Roberson & Dillard, Finch.

Spivey, J. J.. & Co., Spring Hope.

Sanders & Sons, Spring Hope.

Wester, Stalling, Spring Hope.

Turner. A. A., Nashville.

Upclvurch \ Faison, Spring Hope.

Upchurch, W. C, Spring Hope.

White. I'. C, & Bro., Battleboro.

Wheless. S. M.. Spring Hope.

Whitehead, Cliftonville.

Warren, L. F., Glover.

COTTON GINS.

Battleboro Oil Co.. Battleboro.

Braswell, T. P., Battleboro.

Braswell, M. C. Battleboro.

Watson, R. T., Rocky Mount. It. V.
D. No. 2.

Bartholmew, S. .7.. Castalia.

Smith, J. H. Smith. Selma, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Lewis, Gilliam. Selma, R. F. 1>. No.3.

-lien. S. J. F.. Rocky Mount. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Ricks, R .H.. Rocky Mount. It. F.
D. No. 3.

Lewis. Finch. & Bro.. Selma. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Creech. J. W., Selma. R. F. I). No. 3.

Flowers, J. C, Glover, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Vick, A. B., Nashville, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Winstead, G. L., Nashville.

Taylor, Z.. & Son. Nashville. It. F.
I) No. 3.

Underwood. J. P.. Glovers, It. F. D.
No. 1.

Jovner, M. IT., Rocky Mount.

Brantley, S. H.. Spring Hope. It. F.
D. No. 1.

Strickland. N. R., Wilson.

Pissett. J. P.. Glover, It. F. P.
No. 1.

Glover it Brown. Glover, It .F. I).
No. 1.

Batchelor, M. A.. & Bro., Whitakers,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Williams, A. J. Whitakers, R. F. D.
No .2.

Whitaker, Bros., Gold Rock.
Harper, Joseph J., Rocky Mount.

May, J. T., & Bro., Spring Hope.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Sykes, T. J., Spring Hope.

Avent, T. V., Aventon.

Batchelor, O. D.. & Co., Nashville.

Bone, T. A., Nashville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Bone. .T. W.. Nashville. It. F. D.
No. 1.

Griffin, S. H.. Nashville.

Joyner, M. S.. & Pro.. Nashville.
No. 1.

Farmers' Oil Mill Co.. Nashville.

Sellers, W. T.. Nashville. It. F. P.
No. ."..

Breen. J. L.. Cold Rock.

Jones, J. T.. it Son. Rocky Mount, I
It. F. D. No. 3.

Odom, J. I>.. Rocky Mount.

Murfree & Hunter. Elm City. R. I".
D. No. 2.

Southern Cotton "Ml Co.. Rocky
Mount.

Gardner, I». W.. Nashville, It. F. I>.
Uo. 1.

Parish. Walter. Rocky Mount.

Strickland, C. P.. Spring Hope, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Robbins, J. I>.. Sharpsburg.

Morgan. W. M.. Spring Hope.

Spring Hope Cotton oil Co.. Spring
Hope.

Itenn. .1. It., Spring Hope.

Edwards. Alford. Rocky Mount, It.
F. D. No. 2.

Sanders & Sanders. Spring Hope.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Batchelor. R. T.. Spring Hope, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Taylor, K. C, Whitakers. It. F. P.
No. 2.

Mann. Rocky Mount.

Braswell. J. C, Rocky Mount.

Sherrell. J. M., Whitakers. R. F. P.
No. 2.

Arrington. H. P., Castalia.

Stum. J. T., Castalia.

Lamm. W. W.. Selma. It. F. D.
No. 3.

Williams. W. O., Spring Hope, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Sears, J. G., Nashville.

Taylor, J. N.. & Pro.. Nashville.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Strickland, J. L.. Clover. It. F. D.
No. 2.

C.ur. J. P.. Gold Rock.

Morgan, N. M.. & Son. Spring- Hope.

Rhodes. Bissett. & Co.. (Hover, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Elm City Supply Co.. Elm City.

Bellentine, K. W.. Wakefield, R. F.
P. No. 2.

Woodard & Woodard. Whitakers.

Warren, N. C, Nashville.

Spring Hope Ginning Co.. Spring

Pay your bills by checks. Open a checking account with

The Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

338

NASH COUNTY.

I lope.
Edwards, J. W., Samaria.

PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Simmons, ■!. T,., Spring Hope.

Duncan, J. L., Spring Hope.

Harrell, A. B., Spring Hope.

.Tones, Miss Fannie. Spring Hope.

Cooke. Miss Mary F.. Spring Hope.

Goode, Miss Louise, Spring Hope.

Dickie, Miss Josephine, Spring
Hope.

McLaughlin, Miss Mary. Spring
Hope.

Sumner, Miss Mary T.. Spring
Hope.

Edwards, Miss Sadessa, Spring
Hope.

Trevathan. Miss Arrah, Spring
Hope.

Edwards, Miss Addie, Spring Hope.

Rogers, Miss Charlotte, Spring
Hope.

Terry, Miss Lottie. Spring Hope.

Jordan, Miss Annie, Spring Hope.

Himes, Mips Geneva, Spring Hope.

Lancaster, Miss Mary, Spring Hope.

Brantley, Miss Esther. Spring Hope.

Edwards, Bliss Ximeua, Spring
Hope.

Matthews, Beulah. Spring Hope.

Cox. B. M., Nashville.

Johnston, Mrs. M. J., Nashville.

Winstead. Mrs. W. T., Nashville.

Jenkins, Miss Undine, Nashville.

Jenkins. Miss Dora, Nashville.

Perry, Miss Annie. Nashville.

Dozier, Miss Maggie, Nashville.

Joyner, Miss Nannie. Nashville.

Collins. Miss Nina, Nashville.

Boddie, Miss Elizabeth, Nashville.

Boddie, Miss Lena, Nashville.

York. Miss Sallie P.. Nashville.

Sledge. Miss Lela M.. Nashfville.

McGowan. Miss Emily, Nashville.

Dnpree, Miss Frances, Nashville.

Cooper, Miss Mary D., Nashville.

Parker, Miss Frances. Nashville.

Winstead. Miss Gertrude, Nashville.

Carter. Miss Elizabeth. Nashville.

Harper, Ballard. Nashville.

Jenkins, Miss Lucy, Nashville.

Trevathan, Miss Maud, Rocky
Mount.

Bunn, Miss Hattie P.. Rocky
Mount.

Bunn, Miss Maud. Rocky Mount.

Virgins. Mrs. J. R., Rocky Mount.

Brame, Mrs. W. A., Rocky Mount.

Barnes, Miss Amy L., Rocky Mount.

McRae, Miss Katie, Rocky Mount.

Coley. Miss Maggie. Rocky Mount.

Coley, Miss Mary, Rockv Mount.

Cathings. Miss Hattie. Rocky
Mount.

Doub. Miss Nan, Rocky Mount.

Chandler, Miss Bessie. Rocky
Mount.

Chandler, Miss Mollie. Rocky
Mount.

Shivers, Miss Virginia, Rocky

Mount.

McRae. Miss Myrtle, Rocky Mount.

Hunt. Miss Bettie, Rocky Mount.

Arrington, Miss Nellie C„ Rocky
Mount.

Gulley, Miss Metta. Elm City.

Winstead, Miss Lettie, Elm City.

Harrison, Miss Emma. Elm City.

Vaughan, J. Henry, Elm City.

Grifnn, Miss Elsie, Elm City.

Privette, Miss Ellen, Elm City.

Deans, Miss Lela, Elm City.

Burt, R. A., Bailey.

Bergeron, A. C, Bailey.

Johnson, O. M., Bailey.

Mainard, Miss Kate, Bailey.

Bray, Miss Kate, Bailey.

Penny, Miss Blanche, Bailey.

Finch, Miss Susie, Bailey.

Hunt, Miss Mary, Castalia.

Gulley, Miss lone, Castalia.

McAuley, Mrs. Carrie, Castalia.

Hollingsworth, Miss Mary, Castalia.

Creech. Oscar. Castalia.

May. G. W.. Castalia.

Redfern, J. E., Middlesex.

Albriton. Miss Addie. Middlesex.

Stanfield, Miss Certrude, Middle-
sex.

Stanneld. Miss Ella, Middlesex.

Stallings, Miss Myrtle. Middlesex.

Stallings, W. A., Middlesex.

Ricks, Miss Delia M., Aventon.

Warde. G. D„ Nick.

Archbell, Miss Mattie, Gold Rock.

Lambert.

Lambert,

Henry

NASHVILLE.

Population. 190ft: White. 530.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— T. T. Ross.

Chief of Police — W. A. Collins.

Treasurer — N. C. Warren.

Tax Collector — W. A. Collins.

Postmaster — L. C. Cooper.

R. R. Agent — J. E. Lambert. Atlan
tic Coast Line.

Express Agent — J. E.
Southern Express Co.

Manager Telegraph — J. E.
Western Union.

Manaerer Telephone — J.
Odom. Home. Telenhone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — D. F. Putnam.

Methodist— E. C. Sell.

Primitive Baptist— M. B. Williford.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Nashville <i railed School — B. M.
Cox.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Carolina Hotel.

Drake Boarding House. Misses.
ART HITECTS.

Batchelor, Ward.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Nashville — S. F. Austin,
President ; J. K. Bridgers, Cashier.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Arrington-Bissett Co.

Brooks Mercantile Co.

The Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

DIRECTORS— M. C. Braswell, H. B. Bryan, Geo. S. Edwards, M. R. Bras-
well, J. R. Sorshy, J. C. Braswell, J. M. Sherrod, W. S.
Wilkinson, H. B. Marriott, W. H. Newell, W. T. Williford.
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT.

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339

Ricks, Alford & Batchelor.
Nash Supply Co.
Cockrell & Williams.
L. W. Boddie.
C. B. Weathersly.
W. 6. Roberson.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Batchelor, Ward.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Batchelor, S. A.

COTTON GINS.
Batchelor, V. B. (estate of).
Farmers Oil Mill Co.

DENTISTS.
Ross, T. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Nashville Drug Co.
Ward Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Strickland, J. T.
Battle, J. P.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Barnes & Bridgers.
Vester, B. H. B.
Collins, G. C.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Arrington-Bissett Co.
Brooks Mercantile Co.
Ricks, Alford & Batchelor.
Nash Supply Co.
Cockrell & Williams.
Boddie, L. W.
Weathesly, C. P.
Roberson, W. G.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Nash Supply Co.
Arrington-Bissett Co.
Brooks Mercantile Co.
Ricks. Alford & Batchelor.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Smith. J. K.
Nash Supply Co.
Arrington-Bissett Co.
Brooks Mercantile Co.
Ricks, Alford & Batchelor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Vaughan, L. T. (Fire.)
Brooks, Bernard A. (Fire.1
Smith, J. K. (Fire.)
LAWYERS.
Cooley, R. A. P.
Austin, S. F.
Vaughan, L. T.
Brooks. Bernard A.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Whitnker-Parker Co.
Overton, J. D.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Farmers Oil Mill Co. (Cotton Seed
Oil and Meal.)

FAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

.T. K. Smith & Co.
Nash Supply Co.

PAINTERS.
Gordon, Jas. A.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Barnes & Bridgers.
Vester, B. H. B.
Collins, G. C.
Jones, J. J.

Winstead, J. D.

PRINTING OFFICES.
The Nashville Publishing Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Graphic — Jno. W. Blount, Edi-
tor.
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS.
Collins, G. C.

ROCKY MOUNT.

Population, 1909: 9,000. No. white
polls, 800; No. colored polls, 600.

Value real and personal, $3,572,372.

Tax Rate: $1.15.

Bonded debt, $105,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— T. T. Thorne.

Chief of Police — .T. S. Davis.

City Clerk— C. H. Harris.

Treasurer — Geo. S. Edwards.

Tax Collector— C. H. Harris.

City Supt. of Health— I. P. Battle.

Postmaster — Geo. W. Robbins.

R. R. Ag:ent — S. K. Fountain, At-
lantic Coast Line Railroad Co.

Express Agent — W. V. Wahman.

Telephone Manager — M. V. Will-
iams, Home Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — T. P. Mercer.

Christian— J. C. Caldwell.

Epicopal — R. Y. Owen.

Methodist— D. H. Tnttle.

Catholic — Father Whearty.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rocky Mount Graded School — Prof.
McWhorter, Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ricks Hotel.

Cambridge Hotel.

Woodard Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — Jos. B. Ram-
sey, President; R. B. Davis, Cashier.

Bank of Rocky Mount — T. H. Bar-
rett, President ; L. F. Tillery, Cashier.

Planters Bank — J. C. Braswell,
President : J. W. Avcock, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Miller, W. C.

Nethery, Mrs. E. W.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Rose D. J.

Shearin, E. W.

Jeffries & Ricks.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Rockv Mount Shoe Co.
BOOK STORES.

Abram, H.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Oppenheimer M.

Bulluck, Zeb.

Gardner, S. F.

Worsley, W. H.

Mayo, Chas.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.

Gay & Arrington.

Rose, W. T.

The^Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Prices, $2.50 to $5.00 per year.

Make sure that your valuable papers are kept in a safe place.

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NASH COUNTY.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Kooky Mount Homestead.

Citizens.

(LIBS.

Sagamore Club.

Elks Club.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Rocky Mount Cotton Mills.

Rocky Mount Hosiery Mills.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Daughtridge Bros.

Rose & Toler.

Stout, J. C.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Roeky Mount Ice and Fuel Co.

Daughtridge, R. L.

DENTISTS.

Hilliard. S. I*.

Smithson. C. F.

Gorham, L. R.

Battle. J. .7.

DRUGGISTS.

Keyser, P. B.

Briffin, J. M.

May & Gorham.

Move. W. S.

Gorham, T. C.

DOCTORS.

Whitehead. J. P.

Braswell, M. R.

Wiinberlv. (i. L.

Shubrick, J. T.

Covington. L. C.

Speight. .T. P.

Speight. R. H.

Carson, Merl.

Battle. I. P.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Thomas, .Trio.

Spellars, J. J.

Williams, E.

Bogerlus Bros.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Oppenheimer, M.

Gardner, S. F.

Bulluck, Zeb.

Sessoms, Isaac Holland. W. G.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Rocky Mount Machine Works.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Bullock, Phillips & Co.

Tucker, G. S.

Davenport, T. A.

Dowdy & Lancaster.
GROCERS.

Hales & Edwards.

Matthews. Weeks VV- Co.

Christian & Munn.

Cuthrell, .1. R.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Gay & Arrington.

Sorsby, J. R.

Matthews & Gorham.

HOSPITALS.

Relief Department. A. C. L.
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Wilkinson. Bullock & Co.

Hufflnes & Davis.

Lucas, Geo. A.

Burnett. Geo. T.

Home, J. L.
Jones, P. D.
Brown. G. R.

JEWELERS.
Parker, Geo. L.
Woodruff, F. D.

LAUNDRIES.
Rocky Mount Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Battle. Jacob.
Thome, T. T.
Bassett, L. V.
Bulin iV- Spruill.
Grantham, E. I!.
Ramsey, J. B.
Fountain. R. T.
Keel ..[. W.
Battle, T. H.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Tar River Lumber Co.
Rocky Mount Sash and Blind Co.
Rocky Mount Lumber Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Tar River Lumber Co. (Lumber.')
Rocky Mount Sash and Blind.
Rocky Mount Lumber Co.
Rocky Mount Hosiery Mills.
Rocky Mount Cotton Mills.
Rocky Mount Machine Works.
Gay, O. E.
Preen. S.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Sorsby* J. R.

Gay & Arrington. .

Matthews & Gorham.

PLUMBERS.

Thierman, J. W.

Dixon. H. C.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Dowdy «.V: Lancaster.

Davenport, T. A.

Bullock. Phillips & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Dempt, H.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Rocky .Mount Record.

Twin County Echo.

Carolina Printing Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Daily Record— J. H. Hubert. Editor.

Weekly Twin-County Echo— Wil-
liam McDonald. Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Rockv Mount Realty and Ins. C.

Wilkinson. Bullock & Co.

New South Development Co.

N. C. Improvement Co.

Rocky Mount West End Land &
Improvement Co.

Gibson. R. P.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Matthews, Weeks & Co.
TAILORS.

McLemore. W. E.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Gay & Arrington.

Bullock, Phillips & Co.

SPRING HOPE.

Population, 1!>09: 1,500. No. white

When looking for a good Bank. Look this way.

The Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

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polls, 165; No. colored polls. 85.

Value real estate. $300.0(10; value
personal property, .$200,000.

Tax Rate: 50 cents on $100.

Bonded debt, $10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

7tiavor — J. N. Bergeron.

Chief of Police— J. M. StallingS.

City Clerk— W. H. Taylor.

Treasurer — O. B. Baines.

Tax Collector — W. H. Pearson.

City Attorney— Battle & Cooley.

City Supt of Health— Win. Edwards.

Postmaster — Mack Brantley.

R. R. Agents— It. C. Wells. Atlan-
tic Coast Line; Louis Lunsford, As-
sistant.

Express Agents — R. C. Wells, Louis
Lunsford.

Telegraph Manager — It. C. WTells.

Telephone Manager — J. M. Svkes.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.

Baptist— D. F. Putnam, Pastor.

Episcopal — R. B. Owen, Rector.

Methodist — W. F. Craven. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Spring Hope Graded School — A. B.
Harrell, Prin.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Spivey, J. J.

Collie, J. Nick.

Spivey, George.

Taborn, James.

Sanders, J. J.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Farmers and Merchants — A. F. Hay.
President : E. R. Dew, Cashier.

Spring Hope Banking Company —
W. W. Richardson. President; C. S.
Hales. Cashier.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Lit per, J. D.

Mnvs. T. C. & Son.

Griffin. C. M. & Co.

Richardson-Taylor Co.

Brantley, Marshborn & Co.

Sanders' Sons Co.

Spivey, J. J.

Culpepper Bros.

Upchurch, B. W.

BOOK STORES.

Spivey, ,T. J.

p. -mi. r.. w.
BCTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Vester & Jackson.

Pierce. S. R. & Co.

Phillips. S. P.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'KS.

Baines Bros. & Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Joyner, G. W.

Pearson. W. H.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Marshbourn, J. A. & Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEKS.

White, Robert.

Downey, T. M.

Coppedge, Robert.

Williams, J. H.

Savage. W. T.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

May, T. C. & Sons.
Montgomery Lumber Co.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FUR-
NISHERS.

Culpepper Bros.
Luper, J. D.
Griffin, C. M. & Co.

COTTON GINS.
Spring Hope Cotton Seed Oil Co.
Spring Hope Gin Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Bunn, G. W.

DENTISTS.
Chamhlee, F. G.
Ross, T. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Yarborough. A. C.
Southside Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.
Edwards. William.
Brantley, H.
Perry, E. M.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
En re & Bragg.
Bunn, G. W.
Leibman, J.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
City Electric Light Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Spivey, George.
Brantley, Percy.
Vester & Jackson.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Parker, C. E.
Collie, P. H.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Farmer Brothers.
Cathorn, J. A.

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Spring Hope Wholesale Grocery.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Lamm, S. P.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Tunnell, H. F. (Life and Fire.)
Wheless, J. M. (Life and Fire.)
Bunn. G. W. (Fire).
Morgan, B. E. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Wheless, George A.

LAWYERS.
Tavlor. B. F.
Pierce. C. C.
LIMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Montgomery Lumber Co.
Stevens Box Factorv.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Nash County Manufacturing Co.
(Furniture.)
Stevens Box Factory. (Boxes.)
Baines Bros. Co. (Wagons.)
Cotton Oil Co. (Oil and Meal.)
Montgomery Lumber Co. (Lumber.!

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Lamm, S. P.

PAINTERS.
Hester. T. H.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Vester & Jackson.

Bank with the largest Bank in the County and he sure that you can get
whatever accommodations you may require.

The Planters Bank of Rocky Mount, N. C.

Capital $100,000.00.

Surplus and Profits. .. . $.*>0,000.00.

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NASH— NEW HANOVER.

Pierce, S. R. & Co.
Phillips, S. P.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hester T. H.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Leader Publishing Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Weekly Leader — Robert E. Ranson,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Joyner, G. W.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Brantley, Percy.

TAILORS.
Toney, Arthur.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEBS
Spivey, J. J.

CASTALIA.

Incorporated in 1873.

Population, 1909: 350; whites, 300;
colored, 50.

Value real estate, $50,000; value per-
sonal property, $10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. S. Terry.

Chief of Police— John P. Drake.

Postmaster — T. J. Braswell.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — G. W. May.
Primitive Baptist — Elder Abram.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Castalia liiuli School — Oscar Creech.

DOCTORS.
Dr. Mathews.
O. W. Coppedge.

DRUGGISTS.
Castalia Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Blackwell, R. WT.
Bartholomew, S. J.
May, B. W.
Batchelor, J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Lancaster, J. B.
Boddie, John.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Bartholomew, S. J. (Cotton Gin,
Saw Mill and Grist Mill.)

BATTLEBORO.

Situated partly in Edgecombe and
partlv in Nash. For full information,
see Edgecombe.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WILMINGTON.

Formed in 1720. Named in honor of the House of Hanover, then the reign-
ing dynasty.

Area, SO square miles.

Population, 1900: 25,785. White males, 6,200; white females, 6,470: foreign
born, 508; negro males, 5,860; negro females, 7,240. White males over 21
years, 3.450; negro males over 21 years, 3.114. White polls, 2,098; negro
polls, 1,531.

Value of real estate. $9.266,998 : value of personal property, $3,557,455.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $111,104,335; by negroes, $620,108.

No. of Schools: For whites, 14; for negroes, 12.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 22 2-3c. ; County
bonded debt, $157,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 112, of which 40 miles is macadam road.
Worked by convict labor and hand in each township.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 29.68 miles, assessed value $867,486.45

Seaboard Air Line Railway. 3.37 miles, assessed value 67,758.10

The rullman Co., assessed value 2,857.95

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,072.05

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 7,834.50

New Hanover Transit Co., .",.50 miles, assessed value 2,500.00

Diamond Steamboat & Wrecking Co., assessed value 20,000.00

Tidewater Power Co., assessed value 326,700.00

Merchants & Farmers Steamboat Co.. assessed value 7,(500.00

Carolina Transportation Co.. assessed value 3,000.00

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 103.221.00

Robert Portner Brewing Co., assessed value 2,000.00

Postal Telegraph Cable Co., assessed value 003.14

Wilmington Towing Co., assessed val tie 20.000.00

Superior Court Terms: 24th January; 4th April; 30th May; 25th July;
26th September, December 5th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— J. D. Taylor,
Wilmington.

Sheriff — S. P. Cowan, Wilmington.
Register of Deeds— John Haar. Wil-

mington.

Treasurer — II. McL. Green, Wilming-
ton.

Coroner — C. D. Bell. Wilmington.

Co. Supt. of Health— W. D. McMil-

American National Bank,wummgton,N.c.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
W. B. COOPER, President.

$165,000.00

THOS. E. COOPER, Cashier.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

343

Ian, Wilmington.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Washington
Catlett, Wilmington.

Co. Board of Education — J. O. Carr,
(chrm.), John H. Hanby, W. H.
Sprunt.

County Commissioners — D. . Me-
Eachern (chrm.), Wilmington; Mor-
rison Divine. Wilmington ; W. F.
Robertson, Wilmington ; J. P. Mont-
gomery, Wilmington ; H. L. Vollers,
Wilmington.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Cape Fear Township — J. H. Johnston,
Wilmington, R. F. D. ; D. E. Kerr.
Wilmington, R. P. D.

Federal Point— W. II. Williams,
Wilmington, R. F. D.

Harnett — Gerrit Walker, Wilming-
ton. R. F. D.

Masonboro — W. G. Fergus. Wilming-
ton, R. F. D. ; J. P. Herring, Wilming-
ton, R. F. D. ; J. G. Wagner, Wilming-
ton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Blossom, Sam, Castle Hayne.

Capps, F. D., Wrightsville.

Capps. F. D., Masonboro.
COTTON GINS.

Gore, D. L.. Wilmington.

Kline, D. F., Wilmington.
SAW MILLS.

Angola Lumber Co., Wilmington.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Blair, Jno. J., Wilmington.

Seagle, P. E., Wilmington.

Gulley, Miss Isabel, Wilmington.

Jenkins, Miss Fredericka, Wilming-
ton.

Carr, Miss Agnes. Wilmington.

Jackson, Miss L. M., Wilmington

Herr, Miss Susie M.. Wilmington.

Boals, Miss Sarah R., Wilmington.

Goode, Miss Madge W., Wilmington

Meares, Miss Kate, Wilmington.

Cook, Miss M. E., Wilmington.

Meares, Miss Eliza, Wilmington.

Meares, Miss Adelaide, Wilington.

Alderman, Miss Kate .Wilmington.

Anderson, Miss L. B., Wilmington.

Hill, Miss Julia, Wilmington.

Kingsbury, Miss Maud, Wilmington.

Bryan, Miss Gertrude, Wilmington.

Crosswell, Miss Sarah. Wilmington.

McKoy, Miss Annie, Wilmington.

Wood, Miss Maggie, Wilmington.

Mcintosh, Miss Lucy. Wilmington,

LeGrand, Miss Theodore, Wilming-
ton.

LeGrand, Miss Meta, Wilmington.

Jackson. Miss Jennie, Wilmington.

Oibson. Miss Margaret. Wilmington.

Smith, Miss Hattie L., Wilmington.

Shaw, Miss Ruth F.. Wilmington.

Black, Miss E. J., Wilmington.

Parsley, Mrs. M. D., Wilmington.

St. Amand, Mrs. Isabel, Wilming-
ton.

Cobb, Mrs. R. L., Wilmington.

Yarborough, Miss Kate. Wilming-
ton.

Johnston, Miss Kate, Wilmington,

Lodor, Miss Bessie, Wilmington.

Wiggins, Miss Augusta, Wilming-
ton.

King, Miss Florrie, Wilmington.

Horsfield, Miss Margaret, Wilming-
ton.

Boon, Miss Sue. Wilmington.

Lathrop, Miss Claire, Wilmington.

Bernard, Miss Mary, Wilmington.

Farmer, Miss Eva, Wilmington.

Hankins, Miss Ida. Wilmington.

Holmes, Miss Annie Hill. Wilming
ton.

Yates, Miss Lydia, Wilmington.

Hill, Miss Louise, Wilmington.

Wood, Miss Jennie D., Wilmington

Jones, Miss Mary B., Wilmington.

Clark, Mrs. E. R., Wilmington.

Hines, Miss Mary, Wilmington, R
R. F. D. No. 2.

Highsmith, Miss Meda, Wilmington
R. F. D. No. 2.

Banks, Mrs. W. J., Wilmington, K.
F. D. No. 2.

Wilson, Miss W. L.. Wilmingto;.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Stillev, Miss O. C, Wilmington, R
F. D. No. 1.

Chambers, Miss Margaret, Wilming-
ton, R. F. D. 1.

Boon, Miss L. May. Wilmington. R
F. D. No. 1.

Holmes, Miss May A., Wilmington.

Carpenter, Miss Alma, Wilmington.

Roberts, Miss Bessie, Wilmington.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Shine. Miss Mary L., Wilmington.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Reid, Miss Kara,
Bros., Wilmington.

Myers, Miss Reba J.

Grant, Miss Florrie

Carroll, Miss Annie

Chambers, Miss Nell,

Ketcham, Miss Janie.

care Bagget!

Wilmington.
L., Wilmington
E., Scott's Hill.
Castle.
Wilmington.

Lewis,
Box 582.

Robt. F., Wilmington, P. O.

WILMINGTON.

Population, 1900: $30,000. No white
polls, 2,182 ; No. colored polls. 1.050.

Value real estate, $7,775,701 ; vahu
personal property, $3,(574,103.

Tax Rate: $1.40 on the $100.

Bonded debt, §1,084,400.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. G. MacRae.

Chief of Police — N. J. Williams.

City Clerk — Jno. .7. Fowler.

Treasurer — Jno. J. Fowler.

Tax Collector — Jno. J. Fowler.

Standard-Keeper — C. G. Simmons.

City Attorney — II. McClammy.

City Supt. of Health — Jos. Akerman

Postmaster — T. E. Wallace.

R. R. Agents — F. A. Foster. Jr.. Sea
board Air Line; A. J. Moore, Jr.. At-
lantic Coast Line.

Telegraph Managers — W. G. Sale.
Western Union.

Telephone .Managers — It. L. Boyd.

American National Bank, Wilmington, n.c

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $165,000.00

W. B. COOPER, President. THOS. E. COOPER, Cashier

344

MOW HANOVER COUNTY.

Southern Hell Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.

Baptist— J. R. Foster. Chas. B\
Whitlock, G. A. Martin.

Christian — Jas A. Erwin, Pastor.

Episcopal — Etobt. Strange, Win. E.
Cox, Thos. T. Noe, A. W. Seabreeze.
Ed. Wooten, W. H. Milton.

Lutheran — Win. O. Snyder. Pastor.

Methodist — Thos. A. Smoot, W. L.
Rexford, K. I>. Holmes, E. R. Welch,
W. L. Cunningham.

Presbyterian— .T no. W. Wells, A. I).
McClure, s. .1. Crowley.

Catholic — Christopher Dennen, .ros.
Gallagher.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Cape Pear Academy.

St. Thomas Catholic School.

Southern P.usiness College.

Wilmington High School.

Union School.

Hemenway .School.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Atlantic Inn.

Ronitz Hotel.

Gilbert House.

Colonial Inn.

Orton Hotel.

Phares Hotel.

Purcell House.

Rock Spring Hotel.

Southern Hotel.

ARCHITECTS.

I'.onitz. H. E.

Green & Harris.

Koeth. L. A. II.

Leitner, J. T.

Stephens. B. H.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Murchison National Bank — H. C.
McQueen. President: C. S. Grainger.
Cashier.

Southern National Bank — M. J.
Heyer. President ; C. X. Evans,
Cashier.

American National Bank — W. F».
Cooper. President; Thos. E. Cooper,
( 'ashier.

Atlantic Savings & Trust Co. — J. W.
Norwood. President : C. E. Taylor. Jr..
< 'ashier.

Peoples Savings Bank — Fred. A.
Hick, Cashier; IT. C. McQueen. Presi-
dent.

Wilmington Savings & Trust Co. —
M. .T. Heyer, President; Milton Cal
der. Cashier.

BAKERS.

Farriss, W. T.

Kennedy. L. D.

Warren, E., & Son.

Warren, R. F.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Cronley Brick Co.

Roger, Moore. Sons & Co.

Wilmington Granite Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Boylan & Hancock.

Chesnutt & Barrentlne.

French. Ceo. R., & Son.

<! lman. Win.

Hewlett & Price.

McMillan, Levi & Co.

Mercer & Evans Co.

Peterson & Rulf.

Solomon Shoe Co.

Stewart & Oterson.

BOOK STORES.

Yates, C. W., & Co.

DeRosset, R. C.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Ilopkin & Davis.

Rhodes, I. B.

Anian Bros.

Cumber, J.

Holland. .1. M.

Jones, Sol. J.

Kennedy, O. H.

Merrick. S.

Palace Market.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S

Brown, J. O.

City Livery Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Citizens.

Metropolitan Trust Co.

Clarendon Savings A: Loan Co-
operative.

Hanover.

Mechanics Home Association.

North Carolina Home.

Peoples.

Rural.

Southern Mutual.

Home & Real Estate.

Wilmington Homestead & Loan
CUBS.

Cape Fear.

Eagles.

Elks.

Hanover.

Harmony.

Harmony Circle Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Winstead, A. S.. & Son.

Meredith. W. J.

Gilbert, C. 1)., & Bro.

Moore. R. P..

Oldham, W. T.

Wilmington Produce Co.

Funcpen. J. S.. & Co.

Brooks, J. W.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Bellwill Cotton Mill.

Delgado Cotton Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Crescent Candy Co.

Plumber, J. W„ Jr.

Saffo, Peter.

Warren, E.. & Son.

Warren. R. F.

Xanthos Bros.

Kavanshi, S.
CONTRACTORS AND Bl ILDERS.

Brady, R. H.

Morrill, C. D.

Parker. C. E.

Sahad, J.

Spooner. W. J.

Rountree. D.

Landen. T. G.

American National Bank,wiimington,N.c.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $165,000.00

W

B. COOPER, President.

THOS. E. COOPER, Cashier.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

(45

Rogers, J. M.
COAL, AND WOOD DEALERS.

Merritt, B. A.
Springer Coal Co.
Thorpe. W. B., & Co.
Whiteman, J. H.
Biggs, Amos.
Bissell, R. D.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Ttivlor, J. A., President.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
David. A., Co.
Shrier, P.
Munson & Co.
Curran, M. H.
Shrier, A.
Solky, J. M., Co.
Fleet, J. W., Co.
Hammer, R. F.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Gaylord, Geo. A.
Bornemann, C. H.
Fuchs, J. W. A.
Rehder, J. H., & Co.

DENTISTS.
Baldwin, A. M.
Clark, M. H. P.
Dreher, J. H.
Durham, James H.
Matthews, Jno. C.
Powell. .Tas. W.
Smith. Wm. T.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Gerken Tobacco Co.
Struthers, Wm.. Jr.
Crescent Cigar Co.
Wilmington Cigar Co.
Hart, Godfrey.

DRUGGISTS.
Bellamy, R. R.
Harden. Jno. H.
Ahreus Bros.
Hall. J. M.
.Mission Pharmacy.
Jarnian, J. Frank.
Bunting, J. Hicks.
Green, W. H., & Co.
Sasser, L. B.
Fentress, H. L.
Moore, B. C.
Uunds, Wm. C.
Temple Pharmacy.
Neistle, Wm.

DOCTORS.
Akerman, Jos.
Anden. W. K.
Bell, C. I).
Biirbank, Thos. S.
Bellamy, W. J. H.
Bellamy, Russell.
Bellamy, Harlee C.
Bullock, D. W.
Holies, C. P.
Caldwell, M. M.
Cranmer, J. B.
Green, Thos. M.
Hall, Wright.
Harper, C. T.
Harris, A .H.
Honnett, J. H.
Koonce, E. A.

McDonald. A. D.

Murphy, J. G.

Sehounwald, J. T.

Slocum, R. S.

Storm. W. E.

Thomas Pride J.

Wessell, J. C.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Brown, A. D.

Polroght, C. W., Co.

Platte & Haar.

Fore, C. H.

Weill, J.

Goodman, Wm.

Nurman, D., & Son.

Solomon, H. B.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Tidewater Power Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.

Amour Fertilizer Co.

Swift Fertilizer Co.

Keith, B. F., Co.

Navassa Guano Co.

FLORISTS .

Render, C. F. W.

( lakmont Greenhouse.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS..

Yopp. W. H.

Nixon, J. A.

Faler, J. B.

Union Fish Co.

Tavlor, Ed.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Wilmington Iron Works.

Cape Fear Machine Works.

Glavin. E. C.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Behrend-Zeigler Furniture Co.

Wilmington Furniture Co.

Munroe, & Co.

GROCERS.

McNair, S. 1'.

Cooper, W. B.

Gore, D. L.. Co.

Hall & Pearsall.

Covington. C. C.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Springer, W. E., & Co.

Jacobi, N.. Hardware Co.

Murchison. J. W., & Co.

Foard, C. D.

Sloan-Sweeney.

HOSPITALS.

James Walker Memorial Hospital

D. S. Marine Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Boatwright. J. H., & Son (Life and
(Fire).

Dickinson, C. L. (Fire and Life).

Clayton, Giles & Son (Fire and
Life).

Metts. J. V. B. (Fire and Life).

Smith & Lord (Fire and Life).

Tavlor, Walker (Fire and Life.

Reilly, J. O. (Fire and Life).

Welder, H. F. (Fire and Life).
JEWELERS.

Honnett, Geo.

Huggins. Geo. W.

Zoeller, V. E. & Co.

Darden. Ceo.

American National Bank,wnmingion,N.c

$165,000.00

THOS. E. COOPER, Cashier.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.

W. B. COOPER, President.

346

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

Bissenger, A. Frederick.
Burke, J. T.

LAUNDRIES.

City Laundry Co.
Wilmington Steam Laundry-
Eagle Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.
Bellamy, Jno. D., & Son.
Bellamy & Bellamy.
Bellamy, Wm. J.
Davis & Davis.
Rountree & Carr.
McClammy, Herbert.
Martin, Eugene S.
Bryan, E. K.
Rieaud & Empie.
Empie, S. W.
Gafford, Walter P.
Stevens, Beasley & Weeks.
Grant, C. L.
Bonitz, F. W.
Kellum, Woodey.
McKoy, Wm. B.
McRae & McRae.
Meares & Ruark.
Paschau, Geo. L.
Wood v. T. W.
Loughlin, C. C.
Turner, M.
Waddell, A. M.
LUMBER M'F'R'S'. AND DEALERS
Angola Lumber Co.
Bell-Cantwell Lumber Co.
Chadbourn Lumber Co.
Kidder Lumber Co.
Northrop, S. & W. H.

MARBLE WORKS.
Tucker, R. D.
Carolina Cut Stone Co.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Hyman Supply Co.
Standard Supply Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hannah Box Factory.
Willard Bag Co.
Mathews Candy Co.
Crescent Candy Co.
Wilmington Iron Works.
Cape Fear Machine Works.
Wilmington Stamp Works.
Atlantic Blow Pipe Co.
Astephast Manufacturing Co.

NAVAL STORE DEALERS.
American Naval Store Co.
McEachern, D., Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Jacobi, N., Hardware Co.
Divine. M. W„ & Co.

PAINTERS.

Hatch, Jas. E.
Jackson, Matthew .T.
Parker, C. C.
Parker, Edward J.
Thorp, Wm. L.
Southern Sign Shop.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Metts, J. S.

Turrentine. J. R., & Son.
Pickett, R. H.
Brown, Tom, & Co.

PLUMBERS.

Grant, Reuben.

Grant, Richard H.

Langley, H. E.

Griffith Bros.

Hanover Iron Works.

Piner, Ike K.

Schroder, Theodore, Jr.

Dasher, W. R.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Ludden & Bates.

Stieff, C. M.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cronnenberg, H.
Ellis, W. C.
Gem Studio.
Green, Lee.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Wilmington Star Co.
Evening Dispatch.
Commercial Printing Co.
The Messenger Publishing Co.
LeGwin Printing Co.
Wilmington Stamp Works.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Star— R. L. Gray, Editor.

Evening Dispatch — Jas. H. Cowan,
Editor.

The Fruit & Truck Growers" Na-
tional Journal — Z. W. Whitehead, Edi-
tor.

Wilmington Mission Herald — T. P.
Noe, Editor.

Southern Lumber Trade Journ;>.I -
Z. W. Whitehead, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Wright. J. (i., & Son.
Cummings. W. M.
Smith & Lord.
Wilder, Herbert F.
Reilly, Jas. Owen.
Pate,' A. W., Co.
Foster, D. R., & Co.
Darby, W. C, & Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Springer Coal Ce.

Thorpe. W. B., & Co.

Koch Shingle & Lumber Mills.

TAILORS.

Krahuke, T. H., & Sons.
Moier, Jos.
Myer, Leger.
Meyer, Leger.
Simon, Geo. J.
Polgolt, Eugene.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Yopp. W. E.
Woolvin. Jas. T.
King, W. W.
Shaw. J. H.
Davis. Alex.
Arnold, O. H.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Carroll, T. B.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Yates. C. N.. & Co.

Wilmington Paint & Wall Paper Co.

American National Bank,wiimington,N.c

$165,000.00

THOS. E. COOPER, Cashier.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.

W. B. COOPER, President.

NORTHAMPT ON COUNTY. 347

SEABOARD, N. C. (Northampton Co.) Population, 300.

Farmers Bank, ££*£?&,.

3 G. L. CROCKER, President. H. R. HARRIS, Cashier.

R. W. EDWARDS and B. S. STANCELL, Vice-Presidents.
Deposits, $60,000. Loans, $50,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits, $3,400.
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y. ; Norfolk Nat. Bank, Norfolk, Va. ; Virginia

Nat. Bank, Petersburg, Va.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, JACKSON.

Formed in 1741. Named in honor of the Earl of Northampton.

Area, 510 square miles.

Population (estimated), 23,124. White males. 5,040; white females, 5.000;
negro males, 6,000; negro females, 7,060; foreign born, 24.

Value real estate, $2,879,516; value of personal property, $1,869,400.

Property listed in 1000 by whites, $4,250,974; by negroes, $498,032.

No. of School: For whites, 45; negroes, 41.

Tax Rate: County purposes and poor, 18c. on the $100; roads and
bridges, 20c; special, 5c.

County bonded debt, $8,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 625. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

North State Telephone Co., assessed value $ 2,790.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 7.03 miles, assessed avlue 205.472.90

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 42.33 miles, assessed value 851,098.83

The Pullman Co.,_ assessed value 4,486.48

Southern Express 'Co., assessed value 4,589.00

Western Union Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 17,436.71

Home Telephone & Telepgraph Co., assessed value 2,749.00

Northampton & Hertford Railroad, 0.00 miles, assessed value. . 30,000.00

American Telegraph and Telephone Co., assessed value 2.886.40

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 951.60

Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.. assessed value 550.00

Superior Court Terms: 4th Monday after 1st Monday in March. two
weeks) ; 1st Monday in August, one week ; 8th Monday after 1st Monday in
September, two weeks.

COUNTY OFFICERS. i phenson, Severn ; W. T. Joyner,

Tncl^n °f "" Co,,rt-T- T' Flythe> ! " County "commissioners-C. R. Har
Ja ' rell,. (chrm.). Potecasi;D. N. Stephen-

Sheriff — II. L. Joyner, Jackson.

Register of Deeds — S. J. Calvert.
Jackson.

Treasurer — J. G. L. Crocker, Sea-
board.

Coroner — Thos. Duke. Rehoboth.

Surveyor — E. P. Outland ("acting).
Rich Square, R. F. D.

Co. Supt. of Health— II. W. Lewis,
Jackson.

Co. Supt. of Schools— P. J. Long.
Jackson.

Supt. of County Home — J. M.
Fly the. Jackson.

Co. Board of Education — E. P.. Lns-
slter, (chrm), Potecasi ; J. B. Ste-

The Bank of Northampton,

son, Pendleton: J. M. Grant. Jackson
J. H. Fitzhugh, Garysburg ; J. B.
Stan cell, Margaretsville.

County Board of Elections — G. E.
Midyette (chrm.), Jackson: J. W.
Weaver. Rich Square; W. T. Griffin.
Woodland.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Gaston Township — E. M. Clements,
Stancell; T. P .High, Stancell; E. S.
Rooke, Garysburg, R. F. D. : J. L.
Waterman, Vultare; J. L. Waterman,
Vultuare.

Jackson — Ed. Wright. Jackson ; J.
A. Parker, Jackson ; J. B. MacRae.

♦

JACKSON,

N. C.

WANTS YOUR BUSINESS AND WANTS TO HELP YOU TO SUCCEED.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY.

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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY

Conway : \V. T.

J. Beale, Pen-

Pendleton : •'.

Joyner, Garys-

Jackson ; J. S. Grant, Jackson. G. P.
Burgw.yn, Jackson.

Kirlty— B. P. Martin,
Bridges, Conway; W.
dleton : K. It. Maddrey

B. Stephenson, Severn.
Occoneechee — W. T.

burg.

Pleasant Hill— J. W. Magee, Pleas-
ant Hill; W. I. Daniel, Garysburg,
R. F. D.

Rich Square — A. Y.inn, Rich Square;

C. <i. Conner. Rich Square; W. E.
Spivey, Rich Square; C. W. Harrell,
Woodland; Isaac Carter. Woodland.

Roanoke — J. R. Baugham, Potecasi ;
F .C. Brewer. Lasker: P. T. Hicks,
Lasker; J. II. Wood, Rehoboth.

Seaboard— W. T. Norville, Sea-
board; C. P. Stephenson. Seaboard;
C. Li. N. Stephenson, Seaboard; L. L.
Taylor. Seaboard ; T. G. Trenchard.
Gumberry.

G. Bottoms. Margar-

DeBerry. Margar-

T. Oarris. Margar-

Staneell, Margaretts-

Wiccaeanee — .T
ettsville; J. H.
ettsville: H. M
ettsville; J. G.
ville.

MINISTERS

Baptist— D. Cole,
V bite. Pendleton ;
way.

Methodist— S
way.

Friends — B.
George.

AND CHURCHES.

Potecasi ; R. T.
.lack Barnes, Con-

Moyle, Pastor. Con-

T

r

\ND ACADEMIES.

School — K. R. Curtis.

SCHOOLS

Severn High
Principal.

Pendleton High School — W. .T. Beale,
Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Valentine. T. H., Vultare.

.Tovner. T. O.. Severn.

Rtancell, R. H.. Margarettsville.

Martin. Cecil. Margarettsville.

Joyner. T. O.. Severn.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Stephenson, D. N., & Son, Pendle-
ton.

Peale. J. R., Pendleton.

Burgess, J. M., Pendleton

Stephenson & White, Severn.

Howell & Barnes. Severn .

Prudon, G. W.. Severn.

ITicks. P. T.. Lasker.

Yick. C. B.. Margarettsville.

VYntson A- Rogers, Severn.

Spivev. W. G.. & Co.. Rehoboth.

nuke. H. H.. Rehoboth.

Lasker Mfg. Co.. Lasker.

Stephenson & White. Severn.

Stephenson <S- Son. Pendleton.

Beale. J. R.. Pendleton.
COTTON GINS.

Farmers' Ginning & Milling Co.,
Rich Square.

Ransom, M. W., Jackson.

Joyner, W. H., Garysburg.

Barnes & Fleetwood, Severn.

Brown. Pastor.

Northampton Ginning iV: Milling
Co., Seaboard.

Trenchard, W. C. & T. c... Gum-
berry.

Griffin, J. B.. Woodland.

Howell, W. H., Seaboard.

Flythe & Deloatch. Lasker.
1LOIR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Davis & Edwards. Creekville.

Stephenson & Svkes. Pendleton.
SAW 3IILLS.

Trenchard, W. E. & T. G.. Gum-
berry.

Farmers' Ginning & Milling Compa-
ny, Rich Square.

Moore, J. E., Jackson.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Curtis, Kader R., Severn.

Pruden. Miss Audrey, Severn.

Maddrey. Miss Annie. Severn.

Stephenson, Miss Clau3, Severn.

Dukes, Miss Nora, Severn.

Beale. W. J., Pendleton.

Stephenson. Miss Mattie P.endleton.

Stephenson. C. L. N.. Pendleton.

Jolley, Miss Alma. Vultare.

High, Miss Blanche. Garysburg.

Harriss, Miss Maud, Garysburg.

Stephenson. Miss Mollie, Garysburg.

Ware. J. R.. Seaboard.

Joyner, J. G., Seaboard.

Britton, A. J., Seaboard.

Britton, Miss Mary. Seaboard.

McGlaughan, Miss Bettie. Seaboard.

nay. Miss Ida S„ Seaboard.

Clarke, Miss Nita. Seaboard.

Taylor. Miss Emma. Seaboard.

Ware. Mrs. J. R.. Seaboard.

Woodroof. Miss Cora, Pleasant Hill.

Stanley, Miss Cinderella, Pleasant
Hill.

Martin. Miss Ezelle. Pleasant Hill.

Mnrtln, M'ss Eva. Conway.

Fntrell. Miss Ela, Conway.

Williamson, Mr.. Conway.

Gilliam. J. E., Milwaukee.

Johnson, Miss EHi. Milwaukee.

Stancell, Miss Bedie. Margaretts-
ville.

Ruffin, E. C. Rich Square.

TTniioman. Miss L. Mina. Rich
Square.

■"'n'te, Miss Pattie Vaughan. Rich
Square.

Futrell, Miss Ollie, Rich Square.

Copeland, Miss Bertha, Rich Square.

Hunt. Miss Ethel, Rich Square.

McNary, Miss» Rich Square.

Joyner, Miss S. L., Woodland.

Futrell. Miss Helen. Woodland.

McDaniel, Mrs. Essie, Woodland.

Bauffham. Miss Rosa, Potecasi.

Parker, Miss Josie C, Potecasi .

Paugham, Miss Rosa, Potecasi.

Bowers, Miss Pattie, Jackson.

Spivey, Miss Mattie, Jackson.

Boweh, Miss Retta. Jackson.

DeLoateh, W. S., Lasker.

Elliott. Miss Pauline. Lasker.

'=av. Miss Fannie, Cumberry.

Buffaloe, Miss Martha. Gumberry.

JACKSON,
N. C.

The Bank of Northampton,

WANTS YOUR BUSINESS AND WANTS TO HELP YOU TO SUCCEED.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.

349

JACKSON.

Incorporated in 1S73.

Population 1909 (estimated): White,
405; colored, 227; total, 632.

Value real estate, $155,065; value
personal property, $145,755.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. H. S. Burgwyn, Jr.

Postmaster — W. H. Buffaloe.

Chief of Police — W. H. Boone.

R. R. Agent — ('has. Ehrhart, North-
ampton <x Hertford Railroad Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. Cree, Pastor, Erubro.

Episcopal — Francis .Toyner, W. T.
Picard, Rectors.

Methodist — W. B. North, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jackson High School — Miss Pattie
Bowers, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Northampton — .1. T.

Tlythe.
Cashier.

Lewis
Lister

President :

II. II.

Grant,

DOCTORS.

H. W.
.1. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Jackson Drug Co.

MERCHANDISE.

. & Co.

antile Co.
BOARDING

HOi SES.

The

Lister. .1. L.
GENERAL,

Bowers, E. S.
Gay, E. .1.
Jackson Merc
HOTELS AND
Hotel Burgwyn.
The Glenwood.

LIVERY STABLES.
Bradley, L. J.. & Co.
Holloman, L. J.. & Co.

MANUFACTURING FLA NT:-.
Southern States Cotton Oil Refining

LASKER.

Incorporated in 1900.
Population, 1909: Whites, :!o.'> ; col-
ored, 30; total, 235.

Value real estate. $60,000; value per-
sonal nropertv. $35,000.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. Deloateh.
Postmaster — P. B. Muffrev.
Chief of Police— W. T. Edwards.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCillOS.
Methodist— J. C. Humble. Pastor.
Baptist— Dancy Cale, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Lasker High School— W. S. De
loatch, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Morehead. R. P.

DRUGGISTS.
Morehead. R. P.

GENERAL MERCHANTS
Parker. J. J.
Parker, A. J.
Edwards, W T.
Murphy, P. B.

HOTELS AND BOARDINB HOI SES.

Parker, J. J.

LIVERY STABLES.

Parker, J. J.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Lasker Manufacturing Co. (Saw
Mill).
Parker. C. C. (Saw Mill).

PENDLETON.

Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 1909: Whites. SO; col-
ored. 21 : total, 101.

Value real estate. $21.S00 ; value per-
sonal property, $13,000.

Tax Rate: Same as State and
County.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— K. B. Maddry.
Postmaster — Mrs| Roberta R. Long.

hief of Police — L. E. Livcrinun.
R. R. Agent — II. P. Stephenson, s.
A. L. (Roanoke & Tar River Branch,.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— J. II. Poteat. Pastor.
Methodist— S. T. Moylil. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pendleton High School— W. J. Be.ile,
Mattie Stephenson,

Miss

Principa
Assistant.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

Stephenson, I>. X.. iV.- Son.

Beale, J. R.

Stephenson, E. L., & Bros.

Bnriress. J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOI SES.

Lonsr, Mrs. B. P.

Lee. W. T.

LIVERY STABLES.

Edwards. D. K.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Grist Mill. Saw Mill, two Cotton
Gins.

RICH SQUARK.

Population. 1909: Whites. 30T) ; col-
ored. 200: total, 500.

Value real estate. $150.000 ; value
personal property, $250,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Win. L. Knight.

Postmaster — Thos. II. Peele.

Chief of Police— Robt. B. Lassiter.

R. R. Agent — C. G. Conner. S. A. L.
(Roanoke <x Tar River Branch).

Manager Telegraph — ( '. G. Conner.
Western Union .

AND CHURCHES.
L. Earnhardt. Pas-

MINISTERS

Methodist— I).
tor.

Baptist— J. F.
Friends— H. T

Cole, Pastor.
Outland. Sr.. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Rich Square Graded School — E. C.
Puffin. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Rich Square— _J. T. Bolton,
President: J. W. Weaver. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Bollov, M.

JACKSON,

N. C.

The Bank of Northampton,

WANTS VOIR BUSINESS AND WANTS TO HELP YOU TO SUCCEED.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY.

350

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.

Lassiter, E. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Rich Square Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Baugham' & Weaver Co.

Bolton & Johnston.

Baugham & Flythe.

Peele, I'arker & Co.

Holoman Bros.

Bryan, A. A.

Leake & Baugham.

Farmers Supply Co.

Futrell. J. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Shoulars.

LIVERY STABLES.

Shoulars & Purvis.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Farmers Gin & Mill Co.

Wade, H. T.

Hawkins, G. T.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Roanoke-Chowan Times — A. J. Con-
ner, Editor.

LAWYERS.

Warrell, James A.

col-

per-

WOODLAND.

Incorporated in 18S4.
Population. 1900: Whites, 250;
ored, 100; total, 350.

Value real estate. $75,000; value
sonal property. $100,000.
Tax Rate: 8c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Isaac Carter.
Postmaster — J. J. Purvis.
Chief of Police— R. B. Benthall.
R. R. Asjent— G. H. Parker, S. A
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— W. F. Craven, Pastor.
Baptist — C. W. Scarborough, Pastor.
Friends — B. P. Brown, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Woodland High School — Miss Lucy
Joyner, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

L.

The Farmers Bank — J.

B. (

Jriffin,

President

; Irvin T.

Blan

chard.

Cashier.

DOCTORS.

.Tovner,

R. W.

Parker,

C. G.

Cooke.,

F. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Outland

J. L.

BENERAL MERCHANTS

Vaughan, C. J.
Benthall. R. C.
Griffin, E. G.
Griffin, J. I.
Lee, J. W.
Copeland, L.
Benthall. W.
Purvis, Mrs.
Vausrhan, Tom.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Harrell, C. W.
Carter, Isaac.

LIVERY STABLES.
Harrell, C. W.

C.
T.

M.

DENTISTS.

Jacobs, J. M.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Blanchard, Irvin T.

GARYSBURG.

Population, 1009: Whites, 100; col-
ored, 100; total, 200.

Value real estate, $75,000; value per-
sonal property, $40,000.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. T. Jovner.
Postmaster— R. A. Ellis.
Chief of Police— J. F. Lifsey.
R. R. Agents— R. E. Brown, A. C.
L. ; J. G. Ellis, S. A. L.

Manager Telegraph — R. E. Brown,
Wrestern Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — C. N. Harrison, Pastor.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Farmers & Merchants Bank — A. J.
Ellis. President : R. L. Ruse, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Ellis, A. J.

DRUGGISTS.
Ellis, A. J.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Vasser, J. B.
Hawks, J. A.
Suiter, J. E. & J. A.
Collins, J. B.
Simmons, Festis.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Kirk Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hawks, J. A.
Jovner, W. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Vasser. H. E. (Saw Mill)
Massic, G. W. (Saw Mill).
Joyner, W. H. (Cotton Gin).

LAWYERS.
Mason, T. W.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Joyner, W. T.

SEVERN.

Not incorporated.

Population, 1909: Whites, 100; col-
ored, 50; total, 150.

Value real estate. $75,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Postmaster — N. L. Rochell.

R. R. Agent— S. W.. Futrell, Atlantic
Coast Line.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— W. B. Waff.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

State High School— K. R. Curtis,
Principal.

DOCTORS.

Jovner, T. O.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Roarers <S: Watson.

Lewter, E. T.

Barnes & Fleetwood.

Fleetwood, P. M.

Joyner, J. L.

Barnes & Howell.

JACKSON,

N. C.

The Bank of Northampton,

WANTS YOUR BUSINESS AND WANTS TO HELP YOU TO SUCCEED.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED SECURITY.

NORTHAMPTON— ONSLOW.

351

Stephenson & White.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOLSES.

White, J. J.
Barnes, G. D.

LIVERY STABLES.
White, J. J.

MANl'FAOTI'RING PLANTS.
Long, M. M., Jr.

SEABOARD.

Population, 1009: Whites, 200; col-
ored, 100; total, 300.

Value real estate, $66,000; value per-
sonal property, $33,000.

Tax Rate: 12c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— VV. T. Norvel.
Postmaster — Mrs. C. W. Harris.
Chief of Police — J. L. Harris.
R. R. Agent — F. O. Cummings, Sea-
board Air Line Railway.

Manager Telegraph — F. O. Cum-
mings, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Archibald Cree, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Seaboard High School— J. R. Ware,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Farmers Bank of Seaboard — J. G. L.
Crocker, President; H. R. Harris,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Stephenson, M. R.

DRUGGISTS.
Stephenson, M. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Crocker & Harris.
Chapel, E. C, & Co.

Edwards, R. W., & Co.
Gay, R. H.
Harris, J. L.
Maddrey, J. T.
Leak, J. W., & Co.
Seaboard Feed & Furniture Co.
Pope & Long.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Harris, B. F.
Grubbs House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Seaboard Live Stock Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Stephenson, M. R. (Saw Mill) .
Little, John W. (Gin and Saw Mill).

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Foster, F. E. (Fire).

MARGARETTSVILLE.

Incorporated in 1892.
Population, 100.

Tax Rate: One-fourth of one per
cent.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. M. Spivey.
Treasurer — B. H. Lanier.
Tax Collector — J. R. Crumpler.
Chief of Police — J. R. Crumpler.
Postmaster — C. B. Vick.
R. R. Agent— Parker Millikin.
Express Agent — Parker, Millikin.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — D. Cole. Pastor.
COTTON GINS.
Vick, C. B.

DOCTORS.
Stancill, R. H.
Coppage, N. P.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Piland. J. E., & Co.
Vick. C. B., & Co.
Stancill, J. G., & Co.
Garris Bros. & Co.

ONSLOW COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, JACKSONVILLE.

Formed in 1734. Named in honor of Sir Arthur Onslow.

Area, 640 square miles.

Population, 14,000. , nlyri nnn

Value of real estate, $3,500,000; value of personal property, $1,000,000.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,S82.600; by negroes, $616,000.

No. of Schools: For whites. 52; for negroes, 20.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c.on the $100; special. 15c; county
bonded debt, $49,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 300. Worked by old public road system.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH & EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Onslow Telephone Co., assessed value $ 2,200.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., 36.31 miles, assessed value... 1,061,267.95

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,375.74

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,330.20

Dover & South Bound Railroad, 5.40 miles, assessed value 10,800.00

Superior Court Terms: 1st Monday in March; 7th Monday after 1st Mon-
day in March; 7th Monday before 1st Monday in September; 6th Monday
after 1st Monday in September, each one week.

BANK OF ONSLOW^tecksonviiie, n. c.

Capital, $10,000. Undivided Profits and Surplus, $4,200.
Interest compounded quarterly on time Certificates of Deposit at 4 per cent.

352

ONSLOW COUNTY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — M. M. Capps,
Jacksonville.

sheriff — E. W. Summerill, Jackson-
ville.

Register of Deeds — J. B. Petteway,

Jacksonville.

Treasurei — (!

ville.

Coroner — I). .

ville.

Survey 01 — .1 .
ville.

Co. Supt. of

. A. Hurste, Jackson-
I. Humphrey, Jackson-
1. Heritage, Jackson-
Cyrus Thoiiii-

Health
son, Jacksonville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — W. M. Thomp-
siin, Richlands.

Co. Board of Education — 1». F. How-
ard, Richlands; <». 1'. Justice. Snead's
Ferry; Ho sea Brown, Jacksonville.

County Commissioners — J. A. Pitt-
man (chrin), Swansboro; John Wil-
liams. Richlands; B. L. Kelluni, Jack-
sonville.

County Board of .Elections — G. II.
Simmons, Catharine Lake: W. II. Jar-
inan, T. B. Henderson, Jacksonville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Jacksonville Township — J. H. Marsh -
burn, Angola; J. N. Gurgauus. An-
gola; E. F. Croft. Jacksonville, R. F.

D. No. 1; H. C. Canaday, Jackson-
ville; M. B. Kellum, Jacksonville; G.
B. Foster, Jacksonville. It. F. I). No.
1 ; F. W. Harnett. Jacksonville.

Richlands— J. K. Batchelor, Catha-
rine Lake; S. D. Simpson, Catharine
Lake; J. E. Howard. Richlands; A. Z.
Jarman, Richlands; P. J. Winstead,
Richlands; F. 1». Shaw. Richlands.

Stump Sound — It. P.. Jarman. Ver-
ona; A. B. Yopp, Snead's Ferry;
James Parker, Verona: V. T. Everett.
Folkstone: H. V. Grant, Snead's
Ferry.

White Oak — A. A. Eubank. Jack-
sonville. R. F. D. Xo. 1 : W. T. Bray.
Deppe; E. M. Morton. Jacksonville,
R. F. 1). Xo. :i; W. H. Willis. Hubert;

E. O. Parker. Maysville; It. E. Gerock,
Mavsville; W. C. Conway, Deppe; W.
A. 'Eubank, Hubert.

Swansboro — It. W. Henderson. Hu-
bert: J. H. Hancock, Hubert: E. T.
Provow, Marines: R. C. Morton. Hu-
bert: B. J. Pollard. .Marines; J. A.
Pittman, Swansboro; 1). G. Ward,
Swansboro.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Baptist — J. A. Smith. Wilmington.
Methodist — T. J. Browning, Kneads
Ferry.

Primitive Baptist — C. C. Blown.
Marines; Isaac Jones. Maple Hill.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Sneads Ferry Graded School — Etta
i Freeman. Principal. Sneads Ferry.
Harris Creek Graded School — Acoree
Fountain. Principal, Jacksonville.
Belgrade Graded School — B. C.
! Wachan. Principal. Maysville.

Oixon Graded School — Ela Waltou,
Principal, Dixon.

Hubert Graded School— B. II. Mat-
thews. Principal, Hubert.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Taylor. S. P... Catharine Lake.

Boggs, J. 1'.. Catharine Lake.

Simmons, G. H., Catharine Lake.

Bruton, X. A., Jacksonville, It. F. 1).

Capps, T. J.. & Son. Sneads Ferry.

Walton. E. H., Sparkman.

Smith, E. S., Marines.

Marine, W., Marines.

Marine, Lewis, Marines.

Patts. J. D., Holly Ridge.

Spiva & Kins. Folkstone.

Everett, V. T., Folkstone.

Justice, T. P., Verona.

Justice. F. M., Verona.

Sandlin, H. A.-, Verona.

Morton, E. H., Verona.

Foy, J. E.. & Son. Dixon.

Landin, L. M., Verona.

Morton. I. T., Jacksonville.
COTTON GINS.

Boggs, L. D.. Richlands.

Sabiston, E. \\\. Jacksonville.

Reece, A.. Jacksonville.

Walton. 10. 11.. Sparkman.

Morton, 10. II.. Deepe.

Belgrade Crist Mill Co., Maysville.

Town Point Farm. Verona.

Mattocks, W. X., Silver Dale.

Costen, E. B., Richlands.

Barber, W. M., Richlands.

Henderson, I. X.. Hubert.

Sanders. D. J.. Hubert.

Marine, W. X. Marines.

Banks. Thos.. Richlands.
SAAV MILLS.

The Pine Lumber Co., Jacksonville.

Downing Lumber Co.. Dixon.

Harrison, L. H., Marines.

Hitch. T. H.. Jacksonville.

Hudson & Strange, Jacksonville.

Jarman, J. L., Jacksonville.

Winnewood Lumber Co.. Folkstone.

Thompson. It. D., Richlands.

Cox. Arthur. Richlands.

Cox & Boss's. Jacksonville, It. F.
D. Xo. 1.

Walton. E. H., Jacksonville. R. F.
X. Xo. :;.

GRIST MILLS.

Cox, J. P., Catharine Lake.

Henderson. I. X., Hubert.
Linnicson -Smith-Davis Lumber Co.,
Hubert.

Morton. E. H., Verona.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Marshburn, Miss Zannie R.. Rich-
lands.

Thompson, Miss Lena It., Richlands.

Thompson. Miss Mabel C, Rich-
lands.

Farmer, Miss Lena, Richlands.

Frank, Miss Mamie. Richlands.

Brock, Miss Ruth. Richlands.

Frank. C. D.. Richlands.

Hall. J. W., Richlands.

Shaw. A. F., Richlands.

BANK OF ONSLOW, Jacksonville, N. C.

Capital, $10,000. Undivided Profits and Surplus, $4,->00.
Interest compounded quarterly on time Certificates of Deposit at I per cent.

ONSLOW COUNTY.

353

Ervin, Miss Bessie, Richlands.

Cox, Miss Ida Lee, Richlands.

Trott, Miss Laura, Richlands.

Pollard, Miss Katie, Hubert.

Walton, Miss Elda, Jacksonville.

Bryan. Miss Penie, Catharine Lake.

Marshburn. Geo. F., Richlands.

Heritage, Miss Sarah, Jacksonville.

Simpson, Miss Stella, Jacksonville.

Heritage, Miss Josephine, Jackson-
ville.

Trott, Miss Annie. Deppe.

Shiver, Miss Sibyl. Jacksonville.

Fountain, Miss Acoree. Richlands.

Cox, Miss Eugenia. Richlands.
Henderson, Miss Lillian, Polloeks-
ville.

Brown, Hosea, Jacksonville.

Burton, N. A., 'Jacksonville.

Dixon. Miss Maud. Maysville.

Loy, H. M., Burlington.

Cooper, A. W.. acksonville.

Freeman. Miss Etta. Duck Creek.

Harrell, Miss Augusta. Gumberry.

Edwards. Miss Mary, Hubert.

Russell, Miss Sue W.. Hubert.

Rogers, J. D., Hubert.

Walton, Miss Mettie, Jacksonville.

Cole, Myrtle. Jacksonville.

James. Miss Mattie. Catharine Lake.

Shepard. J. L.. Holly Ridge.

Petteway. Daisy, Jacksonville.

Simpson, Miss Lula. Catharine Lake.

Frank, Miss May, Ricblands.

Henderson, Miss Katie I!.. Hubert.

Simpson. Miss Sr.la. Catharine Lake.

Frank, Miss Flora. Richlands.

Eubank. W. A., Maysville.'

Weeks, Macy. Pelletier.

Mathews, B. H.. Swansboro.

Willis, Miss Sallie M.. Hubert.

Simpson. Miss Eftie. Marines.

Mattocks. Mrs. Dunnie, Maysville.

Allen. Miss Nellie. Rich Square.

Morris. Miss Nancy J.. Deppe.

Ward. Mrs. Gertrude B.. Maysville.

Weeks. Miss Beatrice. Stella.

Henderson. Miss Annie, Deppe.

Heritage, Mrs. R. K.. .1 acksonville.

JACKSONVILLE.

Incorporated in. 1891. Population
1909: Whites. 500: colored. 100; total.
600.

Value real estate. $180,000;
personal propertv, $50,000; tax
20c. on the $100 : special. 25c. ;
45c.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— H. C. Canaday.

Postmaster — John Gil man.

Chief of Police — Mr. Kellum.

R. R. Agent— H. R. Robinson
lantic Coast Lino Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — H. R. Robin -
sen. Western Union.

Express Agent — M. B. Humphrey.

Manager Telephone — E. S. Cox.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— W. E. Brown. Pastor.

Baptist— W. L. Britt, Pastor.

value

rate,

total.

At-

Presbyterian — S. W. Isler. Pastor.
Disciple — Hays Parish, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Jacksonville High School — W. P.
Cameron, Principal; Miss Gertrude
Thompson, Assistant ; Miss Florence
Jones, Music Teacher.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Onslow — J. W. Burton.
President; G. H. Bender, Cashier.

The Bank of Jacksonville — M. M.
Capps, President; George Bryan,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Thompson, Cyrus.

Cox, E. L.

Ward, R. W.

Kellum. B. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Jacksonville Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hinton, R. P.

Humphrey, M. B.

Edwards. W. M.

Hurst, G. A.

Onslow Bargain House,

Petteway, C. A.

Jacksonville Supply Co.

Walton. G. T., & Son.

Cox. W. E. (Grain and Feed Stuffs).

Turner, T. J. (Furniture).

Brock, T. W. (Green Grocer).

Burton, Mrs. Minnie M. (Millinery).
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Jarman Hotel.

Edwards. Mrs. J. J.

Murrill House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Jarman, H. A.

Cox, J. N. (Sales Stable).

Hargett. F. W., <fc Son.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Suffolk Lumber Co.

Jacksonville Lumber Co.

J. C. Foster Lumber Co.
COTTON GINS.

Sabiston, E. W.

BLACKSMITH SHOPS.

Lanier, S.

Avery, L. M.

LAWYERS.

Thompson. Frank.

Duffy & Koonce.

Clark, Austin.

Wooteu. J. Frank.
INSURANCE

Kellum. F. W. K.

Humphrey, Hill (Life
NEWSPAPERS AND

AGENTS.

(Fire and Life),
and Fire).
EDITORS.

Weekly Enterprise — A. C. Dawson.
Editor.

PRINTING OFFICE.
Jacksonville Publishing Co.
DEALERS IN BUGGIES & WAGONS
Hargett, F. W., & Son.

OIL DEALERS.
Standard Oil Co.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Koonce. J. L.

COFFIN DEALERS.
Avery, L. M.

BANK OF ONSLOW, Jacksonville, N. C.

Capital, $10,000. Undivided Profits and Surplus. $4,200.
Interest compounded quarterly on time Certificates of Deposit at 4 per cent.

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SWANSBORO.

Incorporated in 1895. Population,
1909: Whites, 400; colored, none.
Value real estate. $50,000; value
soual property, ?75,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
.Mayor— C. S. Pittinan.
Postmaster — Airs. J. T. Bantty.
Chief of Police — Kilbv Talson.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — W. E. Brown, Pastor.
Baptist— W. L. Biggs, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Swanboro High School — Miss May
Francks, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Montford. W. J.

DRUGGISTS.
Cannaday, J. S., & Co.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Pittman, J. A.
Moore, D. J.
Pritchard, T. H.
Watson, .T .E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Pittman, J. A.
Moore, D. J.

LIVERY STABLES.
Moore. D. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Swansboro Land & Lumber Co.

RICHLANDS.

Incorporated in 1X50.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — N. Sylvester.
Postmaster — A. B. Cox.
Chief of Police — W. H. Fnmek.
R. R. Agent — W .T. Gardner. Dover
South bound Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— W. E. Brown, Pastor.

Baptist— W. L. P.ritt. Pastor.

Disciple— .1. W. Tyndall, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Richlands Graded School — C. D.
Era nek. Superintendent.

Richlands Public High School — J.
W. Hall, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Richlands— J. E. Steed,
President; G. B. Whitted, Cashier.

Peoples Bank — W. B. Venters, Pres-
ident: R. D. Thompson, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Nicholson, J. L.

Sutton, C. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Ervin & Cox. •

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Steed, M. B., & Son.

Cox & Barbee.

Taylor. J. A., & Co.

Richlands Supply Co.

Brown, J. E.

Cox & Thomas.

Pearson, R.

Pittinan, J. L.

Hemby, Enoch.

Cavanaugh, Robt.

Hatch. Mrs. J. R. (Milliner).

Koonce, H. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hardy House.

Cox House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Cox. O. B.. & Sons.

COTTON GINS.

Onslow Cotton Gin Co.

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.

Richlands Tobacco Warehouse.

Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.

Planters Tobacco Warehouse.

ORANGE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, HILLSBORO.

Formed in 1751. Named in honor of William of Orange.
Area: 375 square miles.
Population : 18.000.

Value of real estate, $2,229,314: value of personal property, $1,520.S07
Property listed in 1900 by whites, $."..536,560; by negroes, $213,563.
No. of Schools: For whites, 43; for negroes. 22.
Tax Rate: County purposes. 20c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
special. 30c. Hillsboro Township Roads.

Public Roads: Worked by free labor and taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

North Carolina Railroad. 17.27 miles, assessed value $808,

State University Railroad, 10.14 miles, nssessed value 25.

The Pullman Company, assessed value 2,

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value... 3

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4.

Chapel Hill Telephone Company, assessed value

Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Company, assessed value

North Carolina Telephone Company, assessed value

Cedar Grove-Efland Telephone Company, assessed value

25e. ;

619.12
049.00
908.47
548.30
294.00
618.75
275.00
230.00
283.00
300.00

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American Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,416.00

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 1,083.60

Orange Telephone Company, assessed value 1,402.00

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Charles Stray-
horn, Hillsboro.

Sheriff— S. W. Andrews, Hillsboro.

Register of Deeds — John Laws,
Hillsboro.

Treasurer — H. L. Parrisb, Hillsboro.

Coroner — T. D. Tinnou, Hillsboro.

Surveyor — J. O. Weill). Mebane, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Co. Supt. of Health— C. D. Jones,
Hillsboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— T. W. An-
drews, Hillsboro.

Supt. of County Home — R. D. Bain,
Efland, R. F. D.

Co. Board of Education— G. C. Pick-
ard, (chrm.), Chapel Hill; T. W.
Pickell. Mebane, R. F. D. No. 1; Ster-
ling- Browning. Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

County Commissioners — J. D. Webb,
(chrm.), Chapel Hill; C. E. Wilson,
Hillsboro, R. F. D. No. 1; W. R.
Lloyd, Chapel Hill.

County Board of Elections — J. D.
Webb, (chrm.). Chapel Hill; S. A.
Norris, Hillsboro ; A. I. Gordon, Hills-
boro.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Hillsboro Township — J. A. Harris,
Hillsboro; C. P. Hines, Hillsboro; C.
N. Roberson, Hillsboro.

Chapel Hill — J. W. Pendergrass.
Durham, R. F. D. No. 1; W. C. Cole,
Sr., Chapel Hill. R. F. D. No. 1 ; F. A.
Duke, Chapel Hill; A. G. Barbee.
Chapel Hill; O. B. Cates. Hillsboro,
R. F. D. No. 3; W. J. A. Cheek.
Chapel Hill.

Bingham — S. S. Webb. Mebane. R.
F. D. No. 4; R. L. Smith. Chapel Hill,
R. F. D. No. 3; E .M. Cates. Hillsboro,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Cheeks— M. L. Efland. Efland ; L. H.
McAdams, Mebane, R. F. D. No. 2.

Cedar Grove— S. J. Hall. Cedar
'Jrove; W. A. Jordan. Cedar Grove, R.
F. D. No. 1; J. G. Daniel, Cedar
(irove, R. F. D. No. 1.

Little River — J. A. McBrown, Rouge-
mont, R. F. D. No. 3; J. F. Allison,
Cedar Grove, R. F. D. No. 1.

Eno— D. S. Garrard, Durham, R. F.
D. No. 5.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist— .T. F. Duffle. Chapel Hill.
R. F. D. No. 3: Prestlev Fergerson,
Chapel Hill, R. F. D. No. 3.

Methodist Protestant— J. W. Strowd,
Chapel Hill.

Primitive Baptist — S. P. Terrv,
Hillsboro, R. F. D. No. 1.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bingham School — Preston L. Gray,
Principal, Mebane.

Chestnut Ridge Institute — Homer
Castro, Principal. Efland.

Orange Grove Academy — O. W. Pet-
ty, Principal, Hillsboro, K. F. o.
No. 3.

Cedar Grove Academy — Annie. H.
Hughes, Principal, Cedar Grove.

Calvander Academy — J. F. McDuffle,
Principal, Chapel Hill, R. F. D. No. 3.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hughes, C. M., Cedar Grove.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Parrish, C. P.. Rougemont, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Gates, S. F., Rougemont, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Miller, D. S., Rougemont. R. F. D.
No. 3.

McDade, W. F., Rougemont, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Porterfield, J. S., Cedar Grove. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Laws, James. Jr.. Cedar Grove, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Ellis, A. A., Cedar Grove.

Oliver, T. S.. Cedar Grove.

Chanler. S. P.. Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Cooper & Compton, Carr.

Forrest. D. E., Efland.

Southside Exchange, Efland.

Forrest & Forrest, Efland.

Thompson. J. C, Efland.

Haves, Y. R.. Mebane. R. F. D. No. 2.

Sykes. P. M. & Son, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Holmes. J. A.. & Bro.. Efland. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Teer. J. P., Teer.

Perkins & Bro., Chapel Hill, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Cates, A. F., Chapel Hill. R. F. D.
No. 3.

Whitfield, J. R.. Durham, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Craig, O. F.. University.

Strowd, W. M.. & Son, University.
COTTON GINS.

Cates, O. B., & Co., Hillsboro. R.
F. D. No. 3.

Apples. I. W., Teer.

Andrews, A. D., Teer, R. F. D. No: 1.

Morrow, J. S., & Son, Mebane, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Perkins Bros., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Lloyd, W. R., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Llovd & Co., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Cole & Co., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.

TOUCH TYPEWRITING TAUGHT AT KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INCORPORATED, CAPITAL STOCK $30,000. RALEIGH, N. C. AND
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

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ORANGE COUNTY.

No. 1.

Lloyd, Herbert, Cliapel Hill.

Purefoy, G. W., Chapel Hill.

Sparrow, Fred, Chapel Hill.

Patterson Bros., Durham, K. P. I).
No. 1.

Whitfield & Pendergrass, Durham,
R. P. D. No. 1.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Miller, D. S., Rougeinont, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Gates, S .F., Rougemout. R. F. D.
No. 3.

McBroom, ,T. D., Rougemout, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Cray & Co., Cedar Grove, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Jordan, W. A., Cedar Grove, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Woods, C. N., Cedar Grove, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Harris, W. L., Cedar Grove, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Nicholson & Co., Efland, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Efland Milling Co., Efland.

Teer J. P. Teer

Andrews, A. D., Teer, R. F. D. No. 1.

Morrow, .T. S., & Sons, Mebane, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Perkins Bros.. Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Lloyd, W. R., Chapel Hill. R. F. D.
No. 3.

Llovd & Co., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Llovd, Herbert, Chapel Hill.

Purefoy, G. W., Chapel Hill.

Sparrow, Fred, Chapel Hill.

Patterson Bros., Durham, R. F. D.
No. 1.

SAW MIEES.

Overaker, George, Hillsboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Murray, C, Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Murray, J. H., Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Johnson & Co., Hillsboro.

Riley & MeRee, Rougemout, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Hawkins, H .T., Cedar Grove, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Jordan, W. A., Cedar Grove, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Woods. C. X., Cedar Grove, R. F,
D. No. 1.

Parker, Henry, Hillsboro. R. F. D,
No. 2.

Cooper, P. L., Carr.

Efland Milling Co., Efland.

Tilley, C. C, Efland, R. F. D. No. 2.

Apple, J. W., Teer.

Morrow, J. S., & Sons, Mebane, R
F D. No. 4.

Perkins Bros., Chapel Hill, R. F. D
No. 3.

Llovd & Co., Chapel Hill, R. F. D
No. 3.

Andrews. A. D.. Teer. R. F. D. No. 1.
Cole & Co., Chapel Hill, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Purefoy, G .W., Chapel Hill.

Sparrow, Fred, Chapel Hill.

Patterson Bros., Durham, R. F. D.
No. 1.

EXCELSIOR MIEES.

Orange Manufacturing Co., Efland.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Andrews, W. V., Chapel Hill. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Blue, -Miss Janie, Efland.

Blue, Miss Nannie, Efland.

Bynum, S. W., Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Bynum. Mrs. S. W., Hillsboro, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Claytor, D. A., Chapel Hill. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Claytor, Miss Margaret, Chapel Hill,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Craig, Miss Ella, Blackwood.

Craig, M. E., Durham.

Carter, Miss Annie, Hillsboro.

Chandler, Miss Helen L., Rouge-
mont.

Gates, II. S.. Hillsboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Daniel. Miss Martha, Hurdle Mills.

Dodson, Miss Corina, Hillsboro, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Efland, Miss Sallie B.. Efland.

Faucette, Miss Maude. Efland.

Forrest. Miss Agnes, Efland.

Haley. Miss Nina, Hillsboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hester, Miss Maude. Hillsboro.

Holloway, Miss Lessie, West Dur-
ham.

Howard. James, Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Jordan, Miss Daisy, Hurdle Mills.

Jones, Miss Miriam, West Durham.

Johnson, Miss Addie L.. West Dur-
ham, R. F. D. No. 1.

Ken ion. Miss Jean, Hillsboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Lasley, Miss Cora, Mebane.

Lunsford. Miss Lillian, Rougemout.

Llovd, J. T., Teer, R. F. D. No. 1.

Lockhart, S. P., Chapel Hill, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Lyon. Miss Lorena, Durham.

McCauley, Miss Mary, Efland.

McDade, Miss Ruth. Rougemout.

Morrow, Miss Myrtle, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 4.

MeFarland. Mrs. M. M.. Hillsboro.

Nichols, Miss Lois. Rougemont.

Noell, Miss Carrie Belle, Teer

Petty, W. O., Hillsboro.

Reynolds. Miss Willie Maie, Hills-
boro. R. F. D. No. 3.

Roberson, Miss Lula, Hillsboro, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Rogers, Miss Maude, Cedar Grove.

Strowd, T. W., Chapel Hill.

Strowd, Mrs. T. W., Chapel Hill.

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Thompson, Miss Lillian, Efland.

Thompson, Miss Florabelle, Efland.

Terrell, Miss Leonie, Cedar Grove.

Tinnin, Miss Mary I., Hillsboro.

Umstead, Miss Myrtle, West Dur-
ham.

Villines, Miss Hattie, Rougemont.

Wilkerson, Miss Ida, Roxboro.

Wilkerson. Miss Bessie, Hillsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Wright, Miss Olga, Hillsboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Wilson, R. M., Hillsboro.

McCanlev, Miss Sudie, Chapel Hill.

Highsmith, E. M.. Chapel Hill.

Hall, Miss Ara B., Graham.

HILLSBORO.

Incorporated in 1759.

Population. 1900: Whites, 1.S00;
colored, 700; total. 2,500.

Value real estate. $190,320; value
personal property, $272,367.

Tax Kate: 40c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Frank Nash.

Postmaster — C. G. Rosemond.

Chief of Police — W. P. McDade.

R. R. Agent — .1 . M. O'Neai, Southern
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. M. O'Neal.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Epicopal— S. Paxson Walters. Rec-
tor.

Presbyterian — II. S. Bradshaw, Pas-
tor.

Methodist — S. F. Nicks, Pastor.

Baptist— I. C. Hocutt, Pastor, Chapel
Hill.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mrs. Bragg and Miss Ileartt — Mrs.
Marv Bragg and Miss Alice Heartt.

Hillsboro High School— R. M. Wil-
son. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Orange — J. S. Spurgeou,
President; F. C. Collins, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

.Tones. C. D.

Mebane, W. X.

DRUGGISTS.

Haves. W. A.

West End Drug Co.

(JENERAI. MERCHANDISE.

Webb, H. W. & I. C.
Durham-Parish Co.
Revnolds. R. T.. & Co.
Forrest, O. J. & B. B.
Rosemond. E. A.
Jordan Bros.
Cole, S. E.

New York Stock Co.
Steward. W. E.
Brown. N. W., & Co.
West End Grocery Co.
Neal .C. C.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Corbinton Inn.

Richards House.
Cole House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Brown & Gordon.
Brown & Turner.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Eno Cotton Mills.

Bellevue Manufacturing Co.

Hillsboro Milling & Manufacturing
Co.

Bivins Bros. (Planing Mill).

J. C. Rosemond (Shuttle Block
Mill).

J. D. Tinnin (Saw Mill).

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Collins, P. C.

Turner, C. D.

Blackley, O. G.

LAWYERS.

Graham, John W.

Turner, C. D.

Gattis, S. M.

Nash, Frank.

NEWSPAPERS.

Orange County Observer — Joseph A.
Harris, Editor.

REAL ESTATE.

Hillsboro Real Estate and Improve-
ment Co. — H. W. Webb, President;
P. C. Collins, Secretary.
DENTISTS.

Spurgeon, J. S.

CHAPEL HILL.

Population, 1909: 1,400; No. white
polls, 122 ; No. colored polls. 59.

Value real estate, $345,915; value
personal property, $493,862.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100; 25c. for
schools.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. S. Barbee.
Chief of Police — J. M. WThitaker.
City Clerk— C. B. Griffin.
Treasurer — C. B. Griffin.
Tax Collector — J. M. Whitaker.
City Attorney — W. S. Robeson.
City Supt. of Health — E. A. Aber-
nethy.

Postmaster — W. E. Lindsay.
R. R. Agent — W. E. Stone, South -
ern Railway.

Express Agent — Albert Lloyd.
Telegraph Manager — R. R. Bost,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. W. Wildman, Pastor.
Episcopal — R. W. Hogne, Rector.
Methodist— W. P.. Royal, E. E. Bar-
nette. Pastors.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Chanel Hill Graded School— J. H.
Highsmith.

COLLEGES.

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH

CAROLINA.

(115th Year).

Officers :

FRANCIS P. VENABLE. President. |

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE IS ENDORSED BY THE EALEIG1U
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THERE IS NO BETTER SCHOOL AT ANY
PRICE. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. ADDRESS, J. H. KING, PRES.,
RALEIGH OR CHARLOTTE, N. C

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ORANGE COUNTY.

EBEN ALEXANDER, Dean.

ALBERT B. WOLTZ, Bursar.

THOMAS J. WILSON, JR., Regis-
trar.

CHARLES T. WOOLLEN, Proctor.
Faculty.

FRANCIS PRESTON VENABLE.
rh. D., LL.D., D. S., President.

KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE, LL.D..
Professor Emeritus of History.

Till -MAS HUME, D. D. LL.D., Pro-
fessor Emeritus of English Literature.

WALTER DALLAM TOY, M. A.,
Professor of Germanic Languages and
Literature.

EBEN ALEXANDER, Ph. D., LL.D..
Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.

WILLIAM CAIN, C. E., Professor
of Mathematics.

HENRY HORACE WILLIAMS. A.
B., B. D.. Professor of Philosophy.

HENRY VANPETERS WILSON,
Ph. D., Professor of Zoology.

COLLIER COBB, A. M., Professor
of Geologv and Mineralogy.

CHARLES STAPLES MANGUM, A.
B.. M. D., Professor of Anatomy.

EDWARD VERNON HOWELL. A.
B., Ph. D., Professor of Pharmacy.

MARCUS CICERO STEPHENS
NOBLE. Professor of Pedagogy.

ISAAC HALL MANNING, M. D.,
Professor of Physiology.

HUBERT ASHLEY ROYSTER, A.
B.. M. D., Professor of Gynecology.

WISCONSIN ILLINOIS ROYSTER.
M. D., Professor of Medicine.

AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON KNOX.
M. D.. Professor of Surgery.

RICHARD HENRY LEWIS. A. B..
M. D.. Professor of Diseases of the
Eve and of General Hygiene.

KEMP PLI'MMER BATTLE. JR..
A. B., M. D., Professor of Diseases
of the Ear. Nose and Throat.

GEORGE HOWE. Ph. D., Professor
of the Latin Language and Literature.

HENRY McKEE TICKER. M. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics.

JAMES McKEE. M. D.. Clinical Pro-
fessor of Mental and Nervous Dis-

JOSEPH HYDE PRATT. Ph. D.,
State Geologist and Professor of
Economic Geology.

CHARLES HOLMES HERTY. Ph.
D., Smith, Professor of General and
Industrial Chemistry.

NATHAN WILSON WALKER. A.
B.. Professor of Secondary Education.

WILLIAM DeBERNIERE MAC-
NIDER, M. D., Professor of Pharma-
colosjv and Bacteriology.

JAMES WILLIAM McGEE, JR., M.
D., Professor of Diseases of Children.

CHARLES LEE RAPER. Ph. D.,
Professor of Economics.

DAVID HOUGH DOLLEY, A. M..

and

M. D., Professor of Histology
Pnthology.

EDWARD KIDDER GRAHAM, A.
M„ Professor of English.

THOMAS RUFFIN, LL. M., D. C. L.,
Professor of Law.

WILLIAM CHAMBER COKER, Ph.
1).. Professor of Botany.

ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, Ph.
I)., Professor of Pure Methematics.

JAMES EDWARD LATTA, A. M.,
Professor of Electrical Engineering.

JOSEPH GREGOIRE DeROULHAC
HAMILTON, Ph. D., Alumni Pro-
lessor of History.

ANDREW HENRY PATTERSON,
A. M., Professor of Phvsics.

HENRY M'GILBERT WAGSTAFF,
I'll. D., I'rofessor of History.

EDWIN MIMS. I'h. D., Professor
of English.

PATRICK HENRY WINSTON, A.
B., Professor of Law.

WILLIAM MORTON DEY, Ph. D..
I'rofessor of the Romance Languages
and Literature.

ALVIN SAWYER WHEELER. Ph.
D., Associate Professor of Organic
Chemistry.

THOMAS JAMES WILSON, JR.,
Ph. D., Associate Professor of Latin.

JAMES EDWARD MILLS, Ph. D.,
Associate Professor of Physical Chem-
istry.

WILLIAM STANLEY BERNARD,
A. M., Associate Professor of Greek.

MARVIN HENDRIX STACY, A. M.,
A.ssocoate Professor of Civil Engineer-
ing.

LOUIS ROUND WILSON, Ph. D..
Associate Professor of Library Ad-
ministration.

ROBERT BAKER LAWSON, M. D.,
Associate Professor of Anatomy.

PALMER COBB, Ph. D., Associate
Professor of German.

JAMES FINCH ROYSTER. Ph. D.,
Associate Professor of English.

1 1E0RGE MACFARLAND McKIE,
A. B., Associate Professor of Public
Speaking.

ROYALL OSCAR EUGENE DAVIS.
Ph. D., Associate Professor of General
Chemistry.

GEORGE WESTON MITCHELL.
Associate Professor of Drawing.

JOHN MANNING BOOKER, A. B.,
Associate Professor of English.

OLIVER TOWLES, A. B., Associate
Professor of Romance Languages.

ROBERT SHERWOOD M'GEACHY,
M. D.. Instructor in Therapeutics and
Anaesthetics.

THOMAS FELIX HICKERSON, A.
M.. Instructor in Mathematics.

RALPH SANDERS STEVENS, M.
D.. Demonstrator of Clinical Pathol-
ogy.

WILLIAM MONCURE, JR., M. D.,

(incorporated )

Raleigh and

Charlotte, N. C.

ORANGE COUNTY.

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Instructor in Orthopedic Surgery.

CLAUDE OLIVER ABERNETHY,
B. S., M. D., Demonstrator of Anaes-
thetics.

JOHN SASSER McKEE, M. D., De-
monstrator of Obstetrics.

HARRY NELSON EATON, A. M.,
Instructor in Geology.

JAMES MOSES GRAINGER, A. M.,
Instructor in English.

ADOLF VERMONT, A. M.. Instruc-
tor in the Romance Languages.

GEORGE KENNETH GRANT

HENRY. A. M., Instructor in Latin.

JULIAN COLGATE HINES. JR., S.
M., Instructor in Mathematics.

THOMAS J. McMANIS, Instructor
in Physics.

CLAUD HOWARD, A. M., Instruc-
tor in English.

COLIN C. ALEXANDER. A. M.. in-
structor in English.

JONAS M. COSTNER, JR., A. B.,
Instructor in Mathematics.

JOHN G. BEARD, Ph. G., Instruc-
tor in Pharmacy.

HAMPDEN HILL, S. B.. Instructor
in Chemistry.

WALTER H. GRIMES. Instructor
in Law.

EUGENE J. NEWELL, A. IS., Fel-
low in Chemistry.

ERNEST N. TILLETT, A. M., Fel-
low in Chemistry.

WILLIAM L. LONG, A. B.. Fellow
in Greek.

HARRY CLAY ROBERTS. Assis-
tant in Anatomy.

JOHN E. RAY, A. B., Assistant in
Bacteriology.

ELDEN BAYLEY, Assistant in
Botany.

DUNCAN MacRAE. S. B.. Assistant
in Chemistry.

THOS. P. NASH, JR.. Assistant in
Chemistry.

WM. M. OATES. A. B.. Assistant in
Chemistry.

JAMES H. WHARTON. Assistant
in Chemistry.

ROSCOE F. MAUSER, A. P.., As-
sistant in Physiological Chemistry.

WM. II. FRY, Assistant in Geolonv.

FRANCIS E. WINSLOW, A. B.. As-
sistant in German.

CHARLES E. McINTOSH. Assistant
in History.

JAMES W. FARRIOR, M. E., As-
sistant in Histology.

FRANK WREXN. A. B., Assistant
in Histology.

WM. S. COULTER. A. B.. Assistant
in Latin.

JAMES M. HARPER. Assistant
Demonstrator of Clinical Pathology.

Wm. R. EDMONDS, Assistant in
Physics.

ALEXANDER L. FEILD. Assistant
in Physics.

JUNIUS S. KOINER, JR., Assistant
in Physics.

HAL F. BOATWRIGHT, Assistant
in Zoology.

ORREN W. HYMAN, Assistant in
Zoology.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Pickard's Hotel.

University Inn.

University Common.

Central Hotel.

McRea, Mrs. R. S.

Kluttz, Mrs. A. A.

Berry, Mrs. Mary.

Cheek, Mrs. W. .1. A.

Merritt, Mrs. J. E.

Macauley, Mrs. S. J

Burch, Mrs. Mary.

Nevill, Mrs. E. W.

Archer, Mrs. Josephine.

Cole, Mrs. J. C.

Gattis, Mrs.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Chapel Hill — C. H.
Herty, President; J. O. Taylor.
Cashier.

The Peoples Bank — N. H. Williams.
President ; W. E. Hutchins, Cashier.
BOOK STORES.

Kluttz, A. A.

Harris. J. T.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

('reel, John.

Planner, Sallie.

Sykes, Graham.

Leigh, R. M..

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Durham Hospiery Mill, No. 4.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Taylor, Richard.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Pickard. G. C, & Bro.
DENTISTS.

Lynch. Wm.

DRUGGISTS.

Ell banks. Clyde.

University Drug Store.
DOCTORS.

Aberuethy, E. A.

Mangum, C. S.

Manning, Isaac.

McNider, W. DeB.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Patterson. H. H.
Pickard. J. F.
Tankerslev. W. L.
Strowd, R. L.
MacCaulev. D.
Kluttz, A. A.
Griffin, C. B.
Brockwell, I. J.
Temples. W. A.
Durham, L. J.
Eubanks. R. A.
Webb, J. D.

COWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

University of North Carolina.

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE (INC.) HAS THE UNQUALIFIED EN-
DORSEMENT OF EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE.
OR NORTH CAROLINA, WHO IS FAMILIAR WITH ITS WORK.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

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FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Gouch, J. E.

FUN1TURE DEALERS.

Strowd, R. L.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Herndon, S. L.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Chapel Hill Insurance and Realty
Co.

JEWELERS.
Sorrell, W. B.
Cates, Eugene.

LAWYERS.
Roberson, W. S.

LUMBER MTR'S'. AND DEALERS.

Herndon, S. L.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Strowd, R. L.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Herndon, S. L.

PAINTERS.

Taylor. Richard .

PLUMBERS.

Foister. J. L.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Sorrell. W. B.

PRINTING OFFICES.

University Printing Office.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Weekly News— W. B. Thomp-
son. Editor.

The Tar Heel— F. P. Graham, Edi-
tor.

U. N. C. Magazine — .T. B. Reeves,
Editor.

University Record — (TJ. Faculty.)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Chapel Hill Insurance and Realty
Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Herndon. S. L.

TAILORS.

Roger, W. H.

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Herndon, S. T>.

PAMLICO COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BAYBORO.

No.

•20c,

Formed in 1872. Named in honor of Pamlico Sound.

Area, 360 square miles.

Population, 0,002. White males, 2,700 ; white females. 2.701 ; negro males,
1.303; negro females, 1,302; foreign born, 5.

Value of real estate, $1,081,256; value of personal property, $118,393.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $1,393,274 ; by negroes, $106,375.
white polls, 956; No. negro polls, 506.

No. of Schools: For whites, 22; for negroes. 12.

Tax Rate: Countv purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; road and bridges,
special, 15c. ; county bonded debt. $20,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 180. Worked by taxation and hands under Law
of 1909.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH & EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Western Fnion Telegraph Co.. assessed value $ 480.35

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 21.17 miles, assessed value 213,670.50

Pamlico & Beaufort Telephone Co.. assessed value 1,378.00

Washington & Vandemere Railroad. 6.50 miles, assessed value.. 14.178.12
Southern Express Co.. assessed value 2,600.37

Superior Court Terms: Spring term. 18th April: Fall term, 28th October.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Gibbs (chrm), B. F. McCotter, James

Clerk of the Court— Geo. T. Farnell, | Potter

County Commissioners — A. 1>. t.ani-
pen (chrm). Alliance: Paul Woodard,
Benjamin Potter.

County Board of Elections — D. B.

R.

Brinson, Baird's
C. Rose,

Bayboro.

Sheriff— G.
Creek.

Register of Deeds — E
Stonewall.

Treasurer — C. S. Weskett, Bayboro.

Coroner — Rj M. Daniels. Stonewall.

Surveyor — John P. Tingle, Grants-
boro.

Co. Supt. of Health — D. A. Dees.
Bayboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— V. C. Daniels,
Oriental.

Supt. of County Home—*;. W. Reel,
Bayboro.

Hooker (chrm), Bayboro; C. A.
Flowers. Cash Corner: J. L. Riggs.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

No. 1 Township — N. F. Dixon,
Grantsboro; B. E. Willis, Bairds
Creek; B. H. Holton, New Bern, R. F.
D.: J. E. Stapleford. New Bern, It.
F. D. ; J. L. Harrison. Grantsboro ;
N. G. Brinson. Reelsboro ; W. A.
Banks, Grantsboro.

N0. •> — A. F. Leary, Florence; Cal-

Co. Board of Education— H. L. I vin Mills, Pamlico; J. M. Caroon,

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Stonewall ; E. S. Broughton, Merritt ;
B. D. Eubank, Stonewall.

No. 3 — W. K. Jones, Messic ; J. T.
Swindell. Bayboro; J. T. Dawson,
Alliance; R. M. Tingle, Alliance; V. D.
McCotter, Cash Corner; R. B. Phipps.
Vanrteiuere; R. Y. Ewell, Bayboro.

No. 4 — James Potter, Lowland; J.
R. Sadler. Holmcken ; R. E. Rice, Low-
land ; W. A. Alcock, Hobiicken ; P. M.
Carawan, Hobiicken ; J. D. Sadler,
Hobucken.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Holton, A. J., Sr., New Bern, R.
P. D.

Brhison. W. W., Reelsboro.

Lewis, John. Grantsboro.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Campen, A. B., Alliance.

Cauipen, Samuel, Alliance.

Reel. J. B., Reelsboro.

Wavne, W. N., < flympia.

Reel, J. E.. Bairds Creek.

Reel. Joseph M., Arapahoe.

Reel. H. A., Arapahoe.

Harris, Lovic. Kershaw.

Jordan, Jacob, Oriental.

Spruill i<: Caroon. Ashwood .

Paul, C. E. Pamlico.

Wise, E. <}., Pamlico.

Martin. J. W., Florence.

Trent Supply Co.. Merritt.

Alfred. .1. W.. Maribel.

Rice. J. S., Maribel.

Maribel Supply Co., Maribel .

Muse, J. C, & Co., Cash Corner.

Mayo, W. T., & Son. Messic.

McCotter. D. C, & Co., Messic.

Morris, Joseph, Messic.

Alcock, W .I-\, Hobucken.

Sadler, Benj. A., Hobucken.

Clark. S. J., Lowland.

COTTON GINS.

Reel. J. B., Reelsboro.

Wharton; Levi, Ashwood.

Woodard & Dean, Panilico.

Fowler. C. H.. & Co.. Merritt.

Swan, Chas., Maribel.

Muse. J. C, & Co., Cash Corner.

Hooker, W. W., & Co.. Alliance.

Camnen. A. B., Alliance.

CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Reel. J. B„ Reelsboro.

Wharton, Levi. Ashwood.

Campen, A. B.. Alliance.
SAW MILLS.

Reel. J. B.. Reelsboro.

Hooker. W. W., & Co., Alliance.

Green, D. H.. Callison.

Dean & Woodard, Pamlico.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Bennett, Miss Cassie, Arapahoe.

Brinson, Miss Lillie, Reelsboro.

Brinson, Miss Lizzie, Reelsboro.

Brinson, Miss Lillian, Reelsboro.

Brinson, F. C, Reelsboro.

Brinson. C. E., Arapahoe.

Broadwaters, Miss Ella, Florence.

Broughton, Miss Bertha, Merritt.

Cowell. Miss Mary L., Bayboro.

Cahoon, Miss Ida, Alliance.

Cahoon, Miss Minnie, Alliance.
Carawan. Miss Lizzie. Lowland.
Caffrie. Daniel, Pamlico.
Carawan, C. G., Lowland.
Carawan, H. B., Lowland.
Croswell, W. H., Stonewal!.
Dunn, C. K., Arapahoe.
Holton, Miss Hattie, New Beiii, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Hayes, Miss Susie E., Maribel.
Hardison, John, Alliance.

BAYBORO.

Incorporated in 1881.

Population, 1909: Whites. 176; col
ored. 172; total, 34S.

Value real estate, $48,818; value
sonal property, $21,724; tax rate,

per-
25c.

n the *100.

TOWN
Mayor— R. Y.
Postmaster — J.
Chief of Folic

OFFICERS.

Ewell.
R. Rice.
•— E. A. Hough.

R. R. Agent — J. L. Dixon, Norfolk
& Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Dixon,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — Frank T. Fulcher, Pas-
tor.
Baptist— N. P. Stallings, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Public School— Mrs. N. P. Stalliugs.
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Pamlico — W. J. Swan,
President ; G. F. Farnell, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Dees, D. A.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Bayboro Sentinel— W. T. Cabo.
Editor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Rawls. Z. V.
Rice & Green.

LAWYERS.
Caho, W. T.
Rawls. Z. Y.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Rice. J. R.
Riga's. J. L.
Hough, C. P.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Bayboro Inn.

LIVERY

Weskett, C. S.,
Daniels, Albin.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Pamlico Chemical Co. (Fertilizers).
Pickles, E. H. (Saw Mill).
Pickles, E. H. (Grist Mill).
Pickles, E. H. (Truck Barrels).
Cowell. J. F., & Co., (Gin).
Bayboro Land & Lumber Co. (Saw
Mill).

STABLES.

& Co.

ORIENTAL!.

Incorporated in 1899. Population, i
1909: Whites, 1,000; colored, 200; total, i

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS AN EXPERT PENMAN IN CHARGE
OF THE PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT. WE PROVE THAT WE HAVE
THE BEST IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. WRITE FOR OUR PROPOSI-
TIONS.

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1,200.

Value real estate, $169,900; value
persona] property, $28,921; tax rate,
30c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— S. W. Everett.
Postmaster — P. J. Delmar.
Chief of Police— J. I'.. Mallison.
R. R. Agents — W. .J. Smith, Nor-
folk & Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. J. Smith,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.
Methodist — Walter Patton, Pastor.
Baptist— X. P. Stallings, Pastor.
Disciple — R. I. Rogers, Pastor.
Baptist (Free Will)— C. V. Parker,
Pastor.

BARBER SHOPS.
Barnes. Plummer.

LAWYERS.
Gibbs, H. L.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Oriental High School — J. E. Pear-
son, Principal

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Pamlico Insurance & Trust Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Oriental News— E. J. Land & Co.,
Editors and Proprietors.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Oriental — Geo. H. Roberts.
President; J. Will Miller. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Bell, G. <:.
Daniels. O. C.
Simpson. J. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Basking, A. W.

Midgette, Geo. W.

Stephens, A. H.

Roper. Jno. L.. Lumber Co.

Caroon & Tarkington.

Dixon. L. A., & Co.

Langley, C. T., Furniture Co.

Griffiin, G. L., & Co.

Dunn, J. G., & Co.

Johnson, C. W. (Cafe).

GRIST MILLS.
Caroon, J. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Everett Hotel.
Caroon Hotel.
Mason Boarding House.
Wbitehurst Boarding Hous^.

LIVERY STABLES.
Caroon, J. E.
Daniels, Geo.
White, E. J„ & Son.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Jno. L. Roper Lumber Co. (Saw
Mill).

Oriental Manufacturing Co., (Saw
and Ginnery).

Oriental Ice & Fuel Co.

Oriental Concrete Works.

DENTISTS.

M< -Cotter, S. D.

value
rate.

jps.
C. Jones.

L. Edwards.

C. Andrews,

-W.

C. An-

VANDEMERE.

Incorporated in 1895. Population,
1000: Whites, 150; colored, 100; totuj,
250.

Value real estate, $25,000;
personal property, $15,000; tax
10c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— R. B. Phi

Post master — Phil.

Chief of Police — C.

R. R. Agent— W.
lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph-
dvews. Western Union.

MINISTERS AND (III RCHES.

Baptist— X. P. Stallings, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

District No. 3 — Mrs. R. H. Lane,
Principal.

GENERAL

McCotter. S. F

Holton. U .C.

Flowers & Hickman.

Edwards, J. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Holton. Mrs. U. C.

Fowler. Mrs. J. L.

LIVERY STABLES.

McCotter. S. F.. & Bro.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Bayhoro Lumber Co.

Vandemere Oyster Packing Co.

MERCHANDISE.

., & Bro.

STONEWALL,.

Incorporated in 1870. Population.
1000: Whites, 80: colored, 74: total,
100.

Value real estate. $10,000; value
persona] property, $42,000: tax rate,
10c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— E. C. Ross.

Postmaster — S. W. Ferehee.

Chief of Police — T. T. Gaskins.

R. R. A^ent — S. W. Ferehee, Nor-
folk & Southern Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHFRCHES.

Methodist— Frank L. Fulcher, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Stonewall Public School — W. H.
Croswell, Jr.. Principal.

DOCTORS.

Attmore, Geo. S.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Fowler, C. H., & Co.
Ferehee & Gatlin.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ross, E. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Hadder Mill Co. (Inc.) (Saw Mill).
Fowler, C. BE., & Co. (Cotton Gin).
Ferehee. S. W., & Co. (Cotton Gin).
Bav River Lumber Co. (Saw Mill).

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH TAUGHT AT KING'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE, BY EXPERTS. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.

PASQUOTANK COUNTY.

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PASQUOTANK COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ELIZABETH CITY.

Formed iu 172!>. Name derived from the Pasquotank tribe of Indians
who once occupied the section.

Area: 240 square miles.

Population: 1S.2.">:1. White males, 4,452 : white females, 4,230; nemo
males, 4,47S ; negro females, 4. 720 ; foreign born, 61.

Value of real estate. $2,714,288; value personal property, $2,005,120.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $4.420,000 ; by negroes, $299,345.

No. of Schools: For whites. 21; for negroes, 17.

Tax Kate: County purposes, 27c. on the $100; roads and bridgts, 15c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 250. Worked by convict system.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

LeRoy Steamboat Company, assessed value $ 10,000.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,072.30

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 960.70

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 22.29 miles, assessed value 221,831.02

Elizabeth City Electric Light & Power Company, assessed value.. 7,350.00

Elizabeth City Water & Power Company, assessed value 400.<>u

Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value... 8,482.00

Elizabeth City Sewerage Company, assessed value 4.450.00

Eastern Carolina Transportation Company, assessed value 1,550.00

Superior Court Terms: January 17th. two weeks for civil cases only:
March 14th, one week for civil and criminal cases; September 19th, one
week for civil and criminal cases.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Wm. H. Jen-
nings, Elizabeth City.

Sheriff-Charles Reid, Elizabeth
City.

Register of Deeds — Joseph C.
Spence, Elizabeth City.

Treasurer — James P. Thompson,
Elizabeth City.

Coroner — Isaiah Fearing, Elizabeth
City.

Surveyor — Jesse J. Morris. Elizabeth
City.

Co. Supt. of Health— Herbert T.
Aydlett, Elizabeth City.

Co. Supt. of Schools — George R.
Little, Elizabeth City.

Supt. of County Home — Samuel Jar-
vis, Elizabeth City.

Co. Board of Education — John C.
James, Jr., Weeksville, R. F. D. No.
1; W. A. Foster. Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 4; J. M. LeRoy, Elizabeth City.

County Commissioners — George M.
Scott (chrm), Nathan G. Grandy, Eliza-
beth City: Elihu Onlev. Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 5; George 1). Sher-
lock, Elizabeth City, R. F. D. No. 1;
Wm. P. Williams. Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 0.

County Board of Elections — M. R.
Sawyer (chrm.), A. L. Pendleton. John
P. Overman, Elizabeth Citv.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Elizabeth City Township — T. B.

Wilson, M. N. Sawyer, J. C. Spence,
IT. T. Greenleaf, Sr., Nathan R.
Parker, Elizabeth City.

Mount Hermon — B. G. Winslow,
Okisko; D. W. Morgan, Samuel K.
Simpson, Charles M. Munden. Eliza-

beth City. R. F. D. No. 5.

Newland — William J. Albertson,
Josiah R. Brite. Elizabeth City. R.
F. D. No. 4; William J. Williams,
Elizabeth City, R. F. D. No. 6.

Nixonton — Joseph B. Walston, Wil-
liam H. Stanton. Elizabeth City. R.
F. D. No. 1; J. L. Brock. Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 2.

Providence — Joseph M. Jennings,
Miles E. Davis, Joseph G. Harris.
Elizabeth City, R. F. D. No. 3.

Salem — J. C. James, Jr.. Thomas
Jennings. J. T. Chory, James E.
Corbett, Wm. J. Saunders. Weeksville.
R. F. D. No. 1 ; Thomas Meads,
Weeksville.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — Joseph B. Ferebee. W. R.
Haight. Elizabeth City.

Primitive Baptist — Chas. Meads,
Weeksville. R. F. D. No. 1.

Methodist Episcopal, South — C. P.
Jerome, South Mills; H. M. Jackson.
J. Y. Old, Elizabeth City.

Episcopal— C. F. Smith, Elizabeth
City.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lister, E. W., Weeksville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Sawyer & Lister, Elizabeth City. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Sawver & Meads, Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Pendleton. N. O., Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Raper, R. D.. Elizabeth Citv. It. F.
D. No. 1.

Raper, Caleb, Elizabeth Citv. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Cartwright, G. W., Elizabeth Citv.

THOROUGH, PRACTICAL AND UP-TO-DATE COCRSES IN BOOK-
KEEPING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND ENGLISH TAUGHT AT
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, RALEIGH, N. C, OR CHARLOTTE, N. C.

HCA

PASQUOTANK COUNTY.

R. F. D. No. 1.

Banks, Thomas N., Elizabeth City,
R. h\ D. No. 1.

Boyce, W. N., Elizabeth Citv, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Symons. W. G., Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Burgess, Willis, Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Price, J. A., Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Morris, George M., Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Davis, David S., Elizabeth City, R.
F D .No. 3.

Davis, Joseph W., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Whitehead, J. A., Elizabeth Ci(;v,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Albertson, W. J., Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Bright, H. W., & Bro., Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 4.

Brite, J. R., Elizabeth Citv. R. F.
D. No. 4.

Garrett, W. W., Okisko.

Lane, J. W., Okisko.

Gregory, M. G., Okisko.

Berry, C. H., Weeksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Eves, J. P., Weeksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Dowry, F. H.. Weeksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cartwright, Benonl, Weeksville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Meads. John A., Weeksville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

COTTON GINS.

Cartwright. George W., Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 1.

Raper, Caleb, Elizabeth Citv, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Brothers, W. N., & Bro. Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 4.

Weeksville Ginning Co., Weeksville.

Sawyer. M. M., Weeksville.

Perry. D. C, Okisko.
FLOl'R, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Ilavman, D. L., Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Raper. Caleb, Elizabeth Citv, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Walston, D. B.. Elizabeth Citv, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Price, J. A., Elizabeth City. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Carter, S. B., Elizabeth Citv, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Brothers. W. N., & Bro., Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 4.

Simpson, S. K., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Sawyer & White. Weeksville.

James, B. F., Weeksville.

Wilson & Mearls. Weeksville, It. F.
D. No. 1.

SAW MILLS.

I,. L. Havman, Elizabeth City. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Raper, Caleb, Elizabeth City, R. F.

D. No. 1.

Walston, D. B., Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Price, J. A.. Elizabeth City, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Brothers, W. N., & Bro., Elizabeth
City. R. F. D. No. 4.

Simpson. S. K., Elizabeth City, R.
F D. No. 5.

James, B. F., Weeksville.

Sawyer & White, Weeksville.

Wilson & Meads. Weeksville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Perry, D. C, Okisko.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Elliott, Miss Martha. Elizabeth City.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Elliott. Miss Mary J., Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 4.

Ferebee, Miss Essie, Elizabeth City, I
R. F. D. No. 4.

Wood. Miss Julia, Elizabeth City, I
R. F. D. No. 4.

Pritchard, Miss Gertrude, Elizabeth
City, R. F. D. No. 3.

Wood. Miss Kate. Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Miller. Miss Sallie. Elizabeth Citv,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Thornton. Miss Ella, Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Cobb, Miss Margaret, Elizabeth
City. R. F. D. No. 1.

Williams. Miss Ina, Elizabeth City.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Brite. Miss Grace, Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Commander, Mrs. Mae. Elizabeth
City.

Blount. Mrs. Maggie, Elizabeth City.

Jackson, Miss Maud, Okiskom.

Gaskins. Miss Willie, Weeksville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Lister. Miss Goldie, Weeksville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Palmer, Miss Bessie. Weeksville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Stokely. Miss Pauline. Weeksville,
R. F. D-. No. 1.

Shaw. John. Weeksville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Halstead, W. T., Weeksville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Pritchard, B. F.. Jr.. Elizabeth City.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Pritchard, C. C, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Pritchard. W. H., Elizabeth City,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Jennings. Grover, Elizabeth City, R.
F. D. No. 3.

ELIZABETH CITY.

Population, 190!): 10,000. No white
polls. 70S ; No. colored polls, 448.

Value real estate. $1,848,037; value
personal property, SI. 006, 442.

Tax Rate: City. 06c; graded
schools, 40c.

Bonded debt. $25,500; floating debt.

KING'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE

POSQUOTAX K COUNTY.

365

$21,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Z. Fearing'.

Chief of Police— J. B. Thomas.

City Clerk— G. H. Wood.

Treasurer — u. H. Wood.

Tax Collector — M. W. Berry.

Standard-Keeper — J. M. Bright.

City Attorney — W. Ij. Cohoon.

City Supt. of Health— C. B. Wil
liams.

Postmaster — John P.

B. R. Agent— F. L. (
& Southern Railway.

Express Agent — John

Telegraph Manager
The Norfolk & Carolina
Telegraph Company.

Telephone Manager — C. W. Grice,
The Norfolk & Carolina Telephone &
Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

First Baptist — E. W. Stone. Pastor.

Blaekwell Memorial (Baptist) — I. X.
Loftin, Pastor.

Christ Church (Episcopal) — C. F.
Smith, Rector.

First M. E. Church, South— .T. D.
Hundy, Pastor.

J.

Overman.
arrett, Norfolk

D. Sykes.
-J. D. Sykes.
Telephone &

Church, South

South — Lewis X
(Presbyterian)

F.

S.

City Road M. E

H. Buffalo, Pastor.

M. E. Church,
Booth, Pastor.

Cann Memorial
M. Hawley. Pastoi

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elizabeth City Graded Schools
L. Sheep, Supt.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Southern.

Broadway Central.

Elizabeth.

The Raleigh.

Fearing, Mrs. M. E.

Harris. B. T.

Busy Bee Cafe.

Mainor House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — Charles H.
Robinson; President: W. T. Old,
Cashier.

Citizens Bank — O. McMuRan, Presi-
dent; M. R. Griffin, Cashier.

Savings Bank & Trust Co. — W. T.

Kramer,

M. Scott
ashier.

Old, President; II. G.
Cashier.

Mercantile Bank — George
President; R. S. Fearing, C
BAKERS.

Koch, R.

Harris, B. T.

Cartwrighf, John Q.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Elizabeth City Brick Company.

Fred G. Thompson.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Owens Shoe Co.

McCabe & Griee.

Bee Hive.

Chesson, E. S., & Co.

Fowler & Co.

AND BUILDERS.

Lovenstein. H. H.

Gallop & Toxey Shoe Co.
BOOK STORES.

Melick, P. W. & Co.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Love, W. T.

Pappendick, C. C.

Walker & Ives.

Davis, Charles, & Co.

Meggs, J. O., & Co.

Brothers, W. I.

Warren. John, (col.)
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Elizabeth City Buggy Co.

Broughton Buggy Co.

Flora, J. B.. & Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Glover. W. C.

Grandy, X. G., & Co.

Jennette Bros. Co.

Hollowell, C. W., & Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Elizabeth City Cotton Mills.

Elizabeth City Hosiery Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Weatherly & Twiddy (manufactur-
ers and wholesale dealers.)

Deans, W. T.

Lamb, J. T.

Sanders, A. L.

Williams, T. W.

Allen, T. C.

Glover, Loutrell.
CONTRACTORS

Martin, J. W.

Pearson, H. C.

Price. W. M.

Bramble, Otis.

Chesson, A. L.

Powers, T. A.

Benton, Frank.

Lamb, J. W.

Reid, S. H.

Overton. Elisha. (col.)
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Davis. Fred.

Crystal Ice & Coal Co.

Thompson. James P.

Wright, M. G.

Perry, E. V.

Starke, W. H. & L. C. (col.)

Banks, Richard, (col.)

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

J. H. White, President; N. R. Park-
si-, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

McCabe & Grice.

Bee Hive.

Chesson, E. S., &- Co.

Lovenstein, H. H.

The Hub.

Fowler & Co.

COTTON GINS.

Elizabeth City Milling Co.

Spence, B. F.

Peoples Oil & Ginning Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

McCabe & Grice.

Bee Hive.

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE GUARANTEES POSITION TO ITS
FULL GRADUATES OR REFUNDS ALL MONEY PAID. SEND FOR
SPECIAL OFFERS EXPLAINING THIS. ADDRESS, J. H. KING, PRES-
IDENT, RALEIGH OR CHARLOTTE.

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PASQUOTANK COUNTY.

Chesson, 10. S.. & Co.

Lovenstein, H. H.

Rucker tv- Sheely.

DENTISTS.

White, J. H.

Gregory, s. W.

Wolley, II. S.

Harris, M. M.

DRUGGISTS.

Standard Pharmacy.

City Drug Store.

Brown's Pharmacy.

Albemarle Pharmacy.

Leonard Pharmacy. (col.)
DOCTORS.

Lumsden, W. J.

McMullan, O. G. B.

Wood, .1. E.

Pendleton, A. L.

Sawyer, C. W.

Fearing. Isaiah.

Fearing, Zenas.

Walker, H. D.

Williams. C. P..

Aydlett, II. T.

Griggs, John B.

Cardwell, G. W. tool.)

Hoffler, E. L. (col.)
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Robinson. C. H. & Co. (wholesale.)

McCabe & Grice.

Bee Hive.

Chesson, E. S.. & Co.

Lovenstein, H. H.

Fowler & Co.

Rucker & Sheelv.

The Hub.

Williams. T. W.

Sheep. M. Leigh.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.

Elizabeth City Electric Light &
Power Company. ■

FRUIT DEALERS.

Parson, G. W., & Son.

Seeley, A. B.. & Son.

Ballance. J. W.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Glover, W. C.

Orandy, N. G.. & Co.

.Tennette Bros. Co.

Hollowell. C. W.. & Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Rogers, ,T. S., & Co.

Crank, Thomas.

Pritchard & Jackson.

Miller, H. C.

Crank. J. T.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Elizabeth Citv Iron Works and Sup-
ply Co.

Albemarle Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Quinn, R. E., Furniture Co., Inc.
Melick. P. W., Co.
Markham & Jones.

GROCERS.

Flora, J. B.. & Co. (wholesale.)
Stevens, C. W., & Co. (wholesale.)
LeRoy, J. H., & Co. (wholesale.)
Aydlett Bros. Co. (wholesale and

retail.)

Gallop, M. P., Co. (wholesale ana
retail.)

Toxey, A. F., & Co. (wholesale and
retail.)

Seeley, A. B., & Son.

Fearing, J. G., & Co.

Eagle Grocery.

Wesley Williams Co.

White, R. B.

Holmes. Uriah.

Heath. H. W.

Godfrey, H. G. & Co.

Road Street Grocery.

Evans, J. A.

Elliott, A. O., & Co.

Dozier, J. H.

Anderson, L. W.

Scott & Twiddy.

Twiddy, George W.

Pritchard & Jackson.

Brothers, W. I.

Wright, M. G.

Hughes, G. M.

Steger. Mrs. Ida.

Cartwright, Isaiah.

Midgett, E. D.

Thornton, C. L.

LeRoy, J. M.

Winslow, J. D., & Co.

Williams. W. T.

Cartwright, W. H.. & Son.

Simpson. Robert F.

Morse. W. J.

Jenkins, Mrs. M. A.

Garrenton & Toxev.

Long, C. A.

Williams, Henry.

Davis. Mrs. Miles.

Barcliff & Outlair.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Sharber & White Hardware Co.

Jones, D. M., Co.

Aydlett Bros. Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Culpepper. Griffin, Old & Grice Co.
(Life and Fire.)

Old. L. E. (Life.)

Sanderlin. M. L. (Life.)

Fearing. B. H. & Co. (Fire.)

Little <fc Sawver. (Fire.)

Scott, G. M., & Son. (Fire.)

Wallace, M. F. (Life.)

Tucker. T. T. (Life.)

Pierce, T. E. (Life.)

Parker. J. K. (Life.)

Randolph, James. (Life.)

Wilson, T. B. (Fire.)

Dunston & Jones. (Fire.)

Wilcox. J. W. (Life.)

Wood, J. C. (Life.)

Cheek, T. J. (Life.)

JEWELERS.

Selisr. L.

Right & Bright.

LAUNDRIES.

Albemarle Steam Laundry.

Sing Lee.

LAWYERS.

Aydlett, E. F.

Sawyer. J. Hey wood.

INCORPORATED

CAPITAL STOCK, §30,000.00. PULLEN

BUILDING.

Capital Ciiy
Phone 25k

J. H. KING, Pres.

PASQUOTANK COUNTY.

307

B.

Leigh, J. B.

Brooks, James C.

Lamb, E. F.

Ehringhaus, J. C

Thompson, C. E.

Turner, R. W.

Cohoou, Walter L.

Worth, Winfleld A.

Markham, Thomas J.

Meekins, Isaac M.

Sawyer, Ernest L.

Wilson, J. Kenyon.

Williams, P. Henry.

Spenee, George J.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS

Kramer Bros. & Co.

Foreman-Blades Lumber Co.

Dare Lumber Co.

National Box Co.

N. C. Tray & Basket Co.

Derrickson, J. W.

Buffalo City Mills, Inc.

Commander, T. A., & Sou.

Southern Roller Stave & Heading
Company.

MARBLE WORKS.

C. B. Mason Marble Works.
MACHINERY DEALERS.

Elizabeth City Iron Works & Sup- i
ply Co.

PAINT AND Oil, DEALERS.

Jones, D. M., Co.

Sharber & White Hardware Co.

Aydlett Bros. Co.

Kramer Bros. & Co.

PAINTERS. (House and Sign.)

Davis & Williams.

Sedgwick, Joseph.

Hill, James M.

Smith Bros.

Richardson. H. L.

Walter Bros.

Benbury, S. D.

(Joodfellow, James.

Chick, John.

Davis, Noah.

Davis. C. M.

Baker, A. H.

Vickers, C. R.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Glover, W. C.

Grandy, N. G., & Co.

Jennette Bros. Co.

Hollowell, C. W. & Co.
PLUMBERS,

Knowles. W. P.

Lewis, C. A.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS

W. P. Duff Piano Company.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

/oeller, W. H.
Raulf, G. W.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Tar Heel— T. F. Calhoun.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Hart, G. P. E.
Wells & Davis.
Dexter, F. M.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Parker, N. R.

Elizabeth City Real Estate Agency.

Dunstan & Jones.

Wilson. T. B.

Davis, R. N.

Sawyer, M. N.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Kramer Bros. & Co.
Thompson, J. P.
Pritchard & Jackson.
TAILORS.
Raulf, Charles.
Wescott, Maurice.
Hall Tailoring Co.
Harris, D. W.
Sawyer, J. C.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Zeigler, F. H.
Carter, W. K., & Sons.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Morris, W. H.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Melick, P. W., Co.
Davis & Williams.

MILLINERY STORES.
Hill, M., & Co.
Holmes & Co.
Eureka Millinery Co.
Ives, M., & Co.
Walker & Co.

FEED STORES.
White, W. H., & Co.
Nash, T. P.
City Hay tV; Grain Co.
Albemarle Hay & Grain Co.

BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
Jenninsa, Miles
. Pastorfleld, J. H.

Carter, W. K., & Sons.
Winslow & Garrett.
Shepard. E. J.

BARBER SHOPS.
Ferebee, J. B.
Leigh. Isaac.
Jordan. A. J., & Son.
Reid. George.
Leisrh, Isaac F.

GRIST MILLS.
Elizabeth City Milling Co.
Zimmerman, W. B., & Co.
Pailin Milling Co.

MERCHANDISE BROKERS.
Whitehurst, C. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Stokes, A. C.
Armstrong & Brickhouse.
Davis. Ed.

Bagley, S. I).. & Co.
Scott, J. A.

BICYCLE DEALERS.
DeLon, P.
Cartwright. W. S.

BOTTLING WORKS.
Waters, S., & Son.
Elizabeth City Bottling Works.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling House.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

SHOE-MAKERS.
Matena, E.
Grillo, Tony.

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CAPITAL STOCK - - - $30

The Oldest and Best Business

College in North Carolina.
Endorsed by the Raleigh Chani-
Tj^J ber of Commeree.

For Catalogue, address J. H.
King, President,

000.00 RALEIGH, N. C.

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PENDER COUNTY.

PENDER COUNTY.

COUNTY SKAT, BURGAW.

Formed in 1875. Named in honor of General W. D. Pender, of Edgecombe

county — Civil War.

Area, 800 square miles.

Population: 13,831. White males. 3,320; white females, 3,14(3; negro
males, 3,288 ; negro females, 3,621 ; foreign born, 450.

Value of real estate, $1,467,304; value of personal property, $814,073.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,049,663; by negroes, $232,114.

No. of Schools: For whites, 42; for negroes, 39.

Tax Kate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: Worked, by assessments of labor under general State
Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH & EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wallace Telephone Co., assessed value $ 122.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 62.90 miles, assessed value 1,841,070.48

The Pullman Co.. assessed value 4,242.2s

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5,856.18

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 12,348.60

southern Bell Telephone & Tel. Co., assessed value 4,305.00

Armour Car Line Co., assessed value 9,333.00

Superior Court Terms: 7th Monday before 1st Monday in March; 3rd
Monday after 1st Monday in March, one week each; 2nd Monday in Sep-
tember, two weeks.

COUNTY OPFKERS.

Clerk of the Court — .7. F. Johnson,
Burgaw.

Sheriff — W. II. Atkinson. Burgaw.

Register of Deeds — R. I. Durham,
Burgaw.

Treasurei — W. R. Atkinson, Bur-
gaw.

Coroner — W. H. Peden, Rocky Point.

Surveyor — W.
Creek.

Co. Supt. of
ford, Burgaw.

Schools — T. T.

Holly— I.

N. Lanier.
Burgaw.

Kong Creek — 1). J. Lewis,
Creek; E. W. (ieorge, Burgaw;
Charles. Long Creek.

Rocky Point— .T. E. Durham,
Point; T. E. Haves, Roekv I

T. Wooten. Maple Hill: I.
Maple Hill; S. G. Blake.

Long
L. M.

Rocky
oint.

T. Simpson,
Health— R. H.

Long

Brad-

fclur-

Barn-

Topsail — F
S. Rochelle,

Union — J;
M. Johnston

Columbia—

. T. Bryant, Topsail ; W.
Hampstead.

H. McGowan, Watha; E.
, Willard.
-H. M. Page. Burgaw, .1.

Co. Supt. of
phy, Atkinson.

Supt. of County Home — D. C.
hill, Burgaw.

Co. Board of Education — R. K.
Bryan (chrm), Scott's Hill; D. J.
Corbett. Jr.. Currie; Gibson James.
Spriuger.

County Commissioners — F. P. Flynn,
Currie; Geo. J. Moore, Atkinson; T.
J. Armstrong, Rocky Point.

County Board of Elections — J. T.
Bland (chrm), Burgaw: E. M. John-
ston, Willard; T. J. Armstrong,
Rocky Point.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Burgaw Township — A. H. Paddison,
Burgaw: W. M. Hand. Burgaw; J .(1.
Brown, Burgaw.

Caswell— J. H. Calvin, Atkinson; 1).
J. Black. Point Caswell; E. A. Hawes,
Atkinson.

Camtuek— H. M. Durant, Currie; T.
O. Flynn. Currie; W. C. Keith. Cur-
rie; J. M. Marshall. Currie.

Grady— N. R. Croom. Currie: J. II.
Brinson, Currie: N. W. Richards.
Montague : M. M. Bullard, Currie ; A.
E. Curie. Currie.

C. Broadhurst, Burgaw, L. P. Rooks.

Ivanhoe; W. M. Gurgianous, Ivanhoe.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

C. T. Rogers, Scotfs Hill.

C. M. Lance, Burgaw.

J. II. Beck, Sloop Point.

J. D. Hocutt, Ashtou.

W. M. Sykes. Burgaw.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Atkinson Graded High School — Prof.
Evans. Principal.

Rocky Point Graded High School —
Miss Elizabeth Morison, Principal.

Willard Graded High School— Prof.
Dees. Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lucas, Geo. P., Currie.

Williams. R. J., Rocky Toint.

Dr. Jones, Hampstead.

Haggard, J. T.. Atkinson.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Armstrong. E. A., Ashton.

Marshburn, J. R.. Maple Hill.

Lanier & Wooten. Maple Hill.

Henry. J. E.. Long Creek.

Larkins. W. W., Long Creek.

Sidbury. J. W., Sloop Poiut.

Dew, J. A.. Currie., R. F. D.

Keith. W. C, Currie.. R. F. D.

Moore. A. C. Currie.

PENDER COUNTY.

369

Walker, W. R., Currie.

COTTON GINS.

Burgaw Gin Co.. Burgaw.

Nunallee. W. L., Currie, R. F. D.

Jones, Riley, Maple Hill.

Rivenbark, R. W., & Son, Watha.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Croom, A. B., Sr., Burgaw.

Murphy, R. H.. Atkinson.
SAW MILLS.

Garysburg Manufacturing Co.. Bur-
gaw.

Parsons & King, Burgaw.

Carter & Pratt, Burgaw.

Messick, H. N., Rocky Point.
PUBEIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Eaton, Miss Lucile, Burgaw.

Moore, Miss L., Burgaw.

Paddison, Miss Maude, Burgaw.

Bland, Miss Zelma, Burgaw.

Hand, Miss Douglas, Wallace.

Powers, Miss Hattie, Wallace.

Corbett, Miss Lorena, Burgaw.

Ward, Miss 11a, Burgaw.

Smith, Miss Katie, Burgaw.

Thompson, Miss Annie L., Burgaw,

Whitlock, Miss Alma. Burgaw.

Flynn, Miss Ira, Burgaw.

Powers, Miss Lidie, Burgaw.

Hunt, Miss Etta, Burgaw.

Davis, Miss Callie, Burgaw.

Powers, Miss Virginia, Currie.

Gurganious, Miss Ethel, Currie.

Croom, Miss Lollie, Currie.

Hendry, Miss Sarah, Burgaw.

Powers, Miss Mary, Burgaw.

Rivenbark, Miss Mary. Burgaw.

Matthews, Miss Mary, Burgaw.

Kornegay, Miss Ella, Burgaw.

Herring, Miss Leta. Watha.

Manson, Miss Elizabeth, Burgaw.

Sidbury, Miss Edith, Burgaw.

Knowles, Miss Leona, Burgaw.

Wells, Miss Annie, Burgaw.

Paddison, Miss Mattie, Burgaw.

Hendry, Miss Ella, Burgaw.

Johnson, Miss Ophelia, Burgaw.

Hocutt, Miss Nellie, Burgaw.

George, Miss Mabel, Burgaw.

Flynn, Miss Ira, Burgaw.

Nixon, Miss Irene, Burgaw

Kornegay, Miss Sadie, Burgaw.

Rivenbark, Miss Leola, Burgaw.

Bryan, Mrs. Gertrude F., Burgaw.

Lucas, Mrs. M. A., Burgaw.

Beck, J. H.. Burgaw.

Kelly, W. M., Burgaw.

Bland, D. H., Burgaw.

Futeh, K. D., Burgaw.

Evans, J. B., Burgaw.

Womble, E. L., Burgaw.

Harrell, James, T., Burgaw.

Bowen. Perry, B., Burgaw.

Boweii. McKay, Burgaw.

BURGAW.

Incorporated in 1S79. Population,
1909: Whites, 640; colored, .">()(); total.
1,140.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the S100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. H. Moore.
Postmaster — E. McMoore.
Chief of Police — M. I. Bordeaux.
R. R. Agent — Giles Kornegay, At-
lantic Coast Line Ry. Co.

Manager Telegraph — G. Kornegay,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — C. M. Lance, Pastor.
Presbyterian — W. M. Sykes, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Burgaw Graded High School — I). II.
Bland, Supt. ; Miss Lizinia Moore,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Pender — W. D. Croom,
President; C. C. Branch, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Bradford. R. H.
Thomas, II. B.

DRUGGISTS.
Bannerman. J. R.

JEWELERS.
Pnllen. E. T.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Croom, W. D., & Bro.
Pender Grocery Co.
Pender Hardware Co.
Fa rrior, .1. I>.
Harrell. C. & Sons.
Highsinith, S. A.
Moore. John F
Myers, J. M., &
Dicksey, W. C.
Rivenbark. W. N.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Black. Miss M. S.
Bordeaux. Mrs. M. I.

LIVERY STABLES.
Moore, M. M. Barden. J.

Croom, W. <;.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Garysburg Manufacturing Co.

LAWYERS.
Bland & Bland.
McCullen. C. E.
Larkins, E. L.
Powers, A. K.

Co.

J.

POINT CASWELIi.

Incorporated in 1907.

Postmaster — Miss I. Durham.

Chief of Poliee — W. W. Pearsall.

R. R. Agent— J. L. Casteeu, At-
lantic Coast Line Ry.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Casteen,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — C. M. Lance. Pastor.
DOCTORS.

Williams, R. J.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Miller. W. W.

Pearsall, T. P.

Armstrong, J. B.

Jones, Ed.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Armstrong, Mrs. .1. P>.

Turner, Mrs. .1. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Messick. II. \. (Saw mill.)

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PERQUIMANS COUNTY.

PERQUIMANS COUNTY.

CO I NT Y SEAT, HERTFORD.

Formed in 1660. Name derived from tribe of Indians who occupied the
region.

Area: 220 square miles.

Population: 10,000. i

Value of real estate, $1,446,340; value of personal property. $871,715.

Property listed in 1900 by whites. $2,060,817; by negroes. $257,236.

Tax Kate: County purposes, 23 2-3C. on the $100; special 8c.

County bonded debt. $5,000.

Public Roads: No. miles. 400. Worked under Old State Law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Belvidere-Hertford Telephone Company, assessed value 700.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 2.35S.64

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,182.40

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 25.37 miles, assessed value 252,483.50

Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value... 5,455.00

Superior Court Terms: 4th Mondays in March and September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Chas. Johnson,
Hertford.

Sheriff— B. F. Bray, Hertford.

Register of Deeds— W. F. C. Ed-
wards, Hertford.

Treasurer — L. W. Norman, Hertford.

Coroner — T. A. Cox, Hertford.

Surveyor — J. P. Winslow, Hertford.

Co. Supt. of Health— T. S. McMul-
lan, Hertford.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W. C. Gaither.
Hertford.

Supt. of County Home — S. F. Stal-
ling. Winfall.

Co. Board of Education — R. A.
Rrinn. John H. Ward. J. Carroll
Rlanchard.

County Commissioners — C. W. Mor-
ean. (chrm.), Hertford; L. B. Perrv,
Hertford: E. D. Winslow. Hertford;
J. H. Miller, Winfall; T. J. Long,
Hertford.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Belvidere Township — D. E. Winslow.
Belvidere : Wm. N. Wooten, Belvi-
dere; E. G. Simpson. Belvidere.

New Hope — J. W. Umphlett, New
Hope; B. F. Humphries, New Hope;
Arthur Butt. Hertford. R. F. D. ;
Noah Bright. Hertford. R. F. D.

Bethel— T. J. Long. Hertford, R. F.
D. ; Ambrose Proctor. Hertford. R.
F. D. ; Sidnev Sutton. Hertford. R.
F. D. : George D. Newbv. Hertford,
R. F. D.

Parkyille — .T. C. Bagley, Chapanoke;
Moses R. White. Chapanoke; Elihu
Winslow. Winfall.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Belyitlere Academy - Miss Minnie
White. Principal, Belvidere.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Ward, I. A., Belvidere.

Hoggard, W. A.. Woodville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Wood. W. E.. Hertford.
Shannonhouse, J. W.. Durants Neck.
Reepo, L. C, Jacocks.

Symons, T. C, Hertford, R. F. D.
Potter, A., Hertford. R. F. D.
Sutton, P. H., Hertford, R. F. D.
Wilson, J. C, Hertford, R. F. D.
Gregory, J. J., Hertford, R. F. D.

& Godfrey, Hertford, R.

lack M.. Hertford

R.

F.

1).

.J. H., Hertford,

R.

F.

D.

S. T., Hertford,

R.

F.

D.

J. J., Hertford.

R.

F.

D.

S. C. Hertford,

R.

F.

D.

Maggie, Hertford

R.

F.

D.

Kenton
F. D.

Towe, Joseph F., Chapanoke.

White, Rufus, Belvidere.

Ward & Chappell, Belvidere.

Chappell, O. R., Dwight.

Sutton, .
No. 1.

Parker.
No. 1.

Sutton.
No. 1.

Farmer,
No. 1.

Phillips,
No. 1.

Gatling,
No. 1.

Winslow, Arthur. Belvidere.

White, F. C, Belvidere.

COTTON GINS.

Ward & Chapnell. Belvidere.

Winslow, A. R., Winfall.

Nixon, Thomas. Hertford.

Towe, Joseph F., Chapanoke.

Umphlett. M. F., Hertford.

Bright. Noah. Woodville.

Perrv. L. B., Durrants Neck.

Relf. L. C, Jacocks.

Wood. W. E., Hertford.

Eastern Cotton Oil Co., Hertford.

Thacks & Reed. Hertford.

Fleetwood. J. M.. Hertford.

Parker, J. H., Eva.

SAW MILLS.

Keston & Godfrey, Hertford.

Perrv. L. B.. Durants Neck.

Winslow. A. R.. Winfall.

Major & Loomis Co.. Hertford.

Albemarle Lumber Co.. Hertford.

Newbv & White. Hertford.

Felton. W. A., Hertford.

White & White Co.. Hertford.

Ward & Chappell. Belvidere.

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE GUARANTEES POSITION TO ITS
FULL GRADUATES OR REFUNDS ALL MONEY PAID. SEND FOR
SPECIAL OFFERS EXPLAINING THIS. ADDRESS, J. H. KING, PRES-
IDENT, RALEIGH OR CHARLOTTE.

PERQUIMANS COUNTY.

371

Fleetwood, J. M., Hertford.
Farmer, J. J., Hertford.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Fleetwood, Miss Gertrude, Hertford.
Hill, Mrs. Alethia, Hertford.
Layden, Miss Iva, Okisko.
Moore, Miss Tallula, Hertford.
Newby, Miss Nellie B., Hertford.
Simpson, Mrs. Vashti, Durants Neek.
Spivey, Miss Bessie, Durants Neek.
Smith, Miss M. L„ Hertford.
Wright, Miss Columbia, Belvidere.
Wooten, Miss Carrie .7., Belvidere.
Council, Miss Pauline. Belvidere.
Perry, Mrs. Bragg, Belvidere.
Dale, Mrs. W. B. Jacocks.
Relfe, Miss Lizzie. Jacocks.
Walson, Mrs. Bessie M., Woodville.
Carr, Miss Mary E.. Chapanoke.
Reed. Sydney M., Hertford.
Ward, Miss Iva, Belvidere.
Hurdle, Miss Medora. Gliden.
Ansell, Miss Clara, Belvidere.
Ward, Miss Lucile, Ryland.

HERTFORD.

Population, 1909, 2,500. No. white
polls. 123; No. colored polls, 165.

Value real estate, $321,312; value
personal property, $310,056.

Tax Rate, $1.10 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $15,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — T. F. Winslow.

Chief of Police— W. L. F. Babb.

City Clerk— C. W. Gaither.

Treasurer — Hertford Banking Co.

Tax Collector— W. L. F. Babb.

City Attorney — Chas. Whedbee.

Postmaster — J. P. .Tessup.

R. R. Agent— C. W. Gaither, Nor-
folk & Southern.

Express Agent — C. W. Gaither.

Telegraph Manager — Mr. Britton,
Western Union.

Telephone Manager — Wm. Sumner,
Norfolk & Carolina Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Butler, Pastor.

Episcopal — B. S. Lassiter, Rector.

Methodist — T. A. Sykes, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hertford Graded School.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Eagle Hotel.

Williford, C. V.

Winslow. Mrs. C. C.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Hertford Banking Co. — T. F. Wins-
low, President; L. W. Norman,
Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Builders' Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Blanchard, T. C, & Bro.

Morgan, C. W.

Mardre. Wm.

Winslow. Watson.

White, M. H., & Co.

Rutenburg, N., & Bro.

Barrow, Geo.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Chappell, Reddish.
Supply & Development Co.
Barrow, George N.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Elliott, R. D.
Winslow & White.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Cox R. B.

Gregory, Mrs. Mollie.
Williford, C.
White, M. H., Co.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
McMullan, W. T. (Coal).
Albemarle Ice Co. (Wood).

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Ruttenburg, N., & Bro.
Blanchard, T. C, <& Bro.
White, M. H., Co.

COTTON GINS.
Thatch & Reid.
Eastern Cotton Oil Co.
DENTISTS.
Leggett, J. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Smith, R. W.
Citizens Pharmacy Co.
DOCTORS.
McMullan. T. S.
Cox, T. C.
Smirh. R. W.
Riddick, Wm.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Rutenburg, N., & Bro.
White, M. H., Co.
Morgan, C. W.
Blanchard. T. C, & Bro.
Winslow, Watson.
Mardre, Wm.
Barrow, Geo. W.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Albemarle Ice Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Cox, R. B.
Williford, C. V.
Chappell, Reddish.
Chappell, A. C.
Supply <& Development Co.
Hafler, W. F.
Nixon. Thos.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Eastern Cotton Oil Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Quinn, R. E.. Co.
Rutenburg, N., & Bro.
GROCERS.
Blanchard, T. C. & Bro.
White, M. H., & Co.
Supply & Development Co.
Chappell, Reddish.
Chaprell, A. C.
Cox. R. B.
Barrow, Geo. N.
Mardre, Wm.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
White, M. H., & Co.
Blanchard, T. C, & Bro.
Mardre, Wm.
BarrowT, Geo. N.

Arithmetic

KING'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE

PERQUIMANS —PERSON.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Johnson, Chas.

Insurance Realty & Trust Co.

Shannonhouse, H.

LAUNDRIES.
Lee, Sing.

LAWYERS.
Whedbee, Chas.
McMullan, P. W.
McNider, T. S.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.
Albemarle Lumber Co.
White & White Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Albemarle Ice Co. (Ice and Electric
Light).
Albemarle Lumber Co. (Lumber K
White & White Co. (Lumber).
Eastern Cotton Oil Co. (Oil and
Fertilizer).

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Blanchard, T. C, & Bro.
White, M. H., & Co.
Barrow, George N.

PAINTERS.

White. M. H.
Armstrong, W. P.

PIIOTOO RAPHERS.
Webster, W.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
White & White Co.

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER8.

Ward & Morgan.

250; col-

$16,000.
$100.

WINFAL.I;.

Incorporated in 1889.

Population, 1909: White,
ored, 150; total, 400.

Value personal property,

Tax Rate, 16 2-3c on the
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— O. W. Godfrey.

Postmaster — Kate B. Jessup.

Chief of Police — J. W. Hurdle.

R. R. Agent — Miles Jones, Norfolk
<fe Southern Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— D. L. Earnhardt, Pastor.
DOCTORS.

Hathaway, T. A.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Jessup, W. L.

Baker, J. H.

Ward, J. W.

White. Alphonso.

Forehand, D. C.

White, Graham.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

White, Mrs. Edmund.

LIVERY STABLES.

Hurdle, J. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Winslow, A. R. (Gin and Grist Mill).

PERSON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ROXBORO.

Formed in 1792. Named in honor of Gen. Thos. Person.
Area: 400 square miles.
Population, 18,000.

Value of real estate. $1.647.5S0; value of personal property, $1,143,861.
Property listed in 1909 by whites. $2,595,038; by negroes, $196,403.
No. of Schools: For whites, 41; for negroes. IS.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and brides, 15c;
special, 5c; county bonded debt. $20,000.

Public Roads: No. miles. 850. Worked by convicts.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Orange Telephone Co., assessed value $ 30.00

Atlantic & Danville Railway, 5.20 miles, assessed value $52,000.00

Southern Express Co.. assessed value 2,546.45

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 2,143.10

N. C. Telephone Co., assessed value 333.00

Mebane-Rid^eville Telephone Co., assessed value 621.00

Norfolk & Western Railway, 22.19 miles, assessed value 386,392.59

The Pullman Co., assessed value 875.75

Morris Telephone Co., assessed value 2,728.00

Superior Court Terms: April 11th ; August 8th; November 11th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — D. W. Bradsher.
j Roxboro.

Sheriff— T. D. Winstead, Roxboro.

Register of Deeds — W. E. Webb.
1 Roxboro.

Treasurer — O. L. Satterfleld. Rox-
■ boro.

Coroner — Jno. R. Hamlin, Roxboro.

Surveyor — Jno. H. Howard, Rox-

boro.

Co. Supt. of Health— Talmage Long,
Roxboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— G. F. Hollo-
way, Roxboro.

Supt. of County Home — S. M. Morris.
Roxboro.

Co. Board of Education — B. F. Hes-
ter (chrm.), J. W. Noell, James A.
Long, Jr.

THE PEOPLES BANK, Roxboro, N. C.

J. A. LONG, President.

A J. HESTER, Vice-President.

ENQUIRIES PROMPTLY ANSWERED.

J. S. BRADSHER, Cashier.
E. G. LONG, Asst. Cashier.

I

PERSON COUNTY.

Co. Commissioners — R. H. Bailey,
(ehrm.), Woodsdale; E. B. Reade,
Roxboro; J. P. Wade, Roxboro.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Allensville Township — J. L. Gentry,
Mill Creek; W. T. Whitt, Mill CreeK.

Bushy Fork— A. M. Rony, Hurdles
Mill.

Cunningham — J. M. Jones, Cunmng-
ham ; L. B. Scott, Semora ; R. A. Clay,
Ceffo.

Flat River — G. II. Jones, Timber-
lake; J. C. Cates, Tiniberlake; J. S.
Noell, Tiniberlake; W. F. Tiniberlake.
Timberlake.

Holloways — O. D. Baily, Woodsdale ;
W. T. Humphries, Virgilina, Va. ; T.
M. Bumpass, Virgilina, Va. ; G. E.
Woody, Bethel Hill.

Mt. Tirzah — .1. N. O'Briant, Foster;
J. W. Cash, Moriah ; W. J. Dean, Fos-
ter.

Olive Hill— T. C. Wagstaff, Win-
stead ; W. C. Woody, W'instead.

Roxboro — J. S. Clayton, Roxboro ;
W. A. Winstead, Roxboro ; W. J.
Winstead, Roxboro; J. W. Younger,
Roxboro.

Woodsdale — J. S. Cunningham.
Woodsdale, R. F. D. No. 1; G. B.
Williams, Woodsdale, R. F. D. No. 1.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

J. J. Hall, Roxboro.

J. E. Peed, Moriah.

N. C. Yearby, Mt. Tirzah Circuit,
Roxboro.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bethel Hill High School— Woods-
dale, R. F. D.

Bushy Fork High School — Roxboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baynes. R. S., Gordonton.

Pritchett, P. G., Center Grove.

Merritt, J. H, Woodsdale.

Coleman, J. I., Hurdles Mill.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWN*.

Hester, F. J., Bushy Fork.

Long, A. M., & Son, Hurdles Mill.

Wilborn, W. L.. Hurdles Mill.

Woody, W. A.. Bethel Hill.

Street, T. H.. Mill Creek.

Fogleman & Son, Foster.

Buchanan, L. K., Mill Creek.

Perkins. J. D., & Son, Roxboro.

Bong, J. R., Ceffo.

O'Briant. J. N., Foster.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEKD MILLS.

Cates, J. T.. Hurdles Mills.

Long, J. A., Chub Lake.

Street, T. H., Mill Creek.

Moore, E. R., Tiniberlake.

Andrews & Slaughter, Roxboro.

Hank, C. C, Timberlake.
SAW MILLS.

Woody, J. T., Roxboro.

Brooks, C. B., Roxboro.

Long. Pass & Spencer, Roxboro.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Holeman, Miss Annie, Timberlake,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Pierce, Miss Lula, Timberlake. R.

F. D. No. 2.

Roseman, Miss Sallie, Durham.

Satterlield, Miss Annie, Durham.

Satterlield, Miss Luna, Durham.

Newton, Miss Ethel, Roxboro.

Williams, Miss Sue, Roxboro.

Bradsher, Miss Sue, Roxboro.

Hester, Miss Eula, Roxboro, It. F
D. No. 1.

Hester, Miss Mamie, Roxboro, It. F
D. No. 1.

Miss Lilia

It. F

R. F.
R. F.

F.

R. F.

Russell
D. No. 1.

Russell, Miss Katie,
D. No. 1.

Brooks, Mrs. Bettie,
D. No. 1.

Hester, Miss Bettie
R. F. D. No. 3.

Farley, Miss Annie,
D. No. 3.

Clayton, Miss Flora,
D. No. 4.

O'Briant, Solomon, Roxboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Montague, Miss Sallie, Roxboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Rogers. Miss Hettie. Roxboro, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Warren, Miss Zelle. Woodsdale, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Crowder, Miss Ethel, Woodsdale, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Pauline, Woodsdale, R.

Roxboro,
Roxboro,
Roxboro,
Lou, Roxboro,
Roxboro, R
Roxboro,
Roxboro,

Neal, Miss
F. D. No. 2.

Montague,
R. F. D. No.

Nellie, Woodsdale,

D.

Miss
2.

Woody, Miss Maude. Bethel Hill.

Street, Miss Eve, Mill Creek.

Harris, Mis Daisy, Mill Creek.

Barrett, Miss Sadie, Bethel Hill.

Meadows, Miss Cora. Moriah.

Dean, Miss Eva, Moriah, R. F.
No. 1.

Daniel, Archer P., Hurdles Mill.

Rhew, Miss Emma, Rougemont.

Rhew, Miss Pattie, Rougemont.

Rhew, Miss Annie, Rougemont.

Graves, Miss Helen, Leasburg.

Fulcher, Miss Ruth. Leasburg.

Stanford, Miss Margaret, Timber-
lake. R. F. D.

Yarborough, Miss Mabel, Semora.

Harrison, Mrs. Anna, Fuquay
Springs.

Green. Miss Mollie, Alton, Va.

Green. Miss Nannie. Alton, Va.

Pulliam. Miss Ressie. Alton, Va.

Gentry, Miss Esther. Denniston, Va.,
It. F. D. No. 1.

Wiley. Miss Luna. Virgilina, Va.,
It. F. D. No. 4.

West, Miss Pearl, Virgilina, Va.

Wilburn. Thomas, Virgilina, Va.

Drumwright, J. J., Virgilina, Va.

Crews, Miss Merritt, Norville, Va.

ROXBORO.

Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 1909, 2.S00. No. white
polls. 134: colored polls. GO.
Value real estate, $321,745; value,

THE PEOPLES BANK, Roxboro, N. C.

J. A. LONG. President.

A. J. HESTER, Vice-President.

ENQUIRIES PROMFTLY ANSWERED.

J. S. BRADSHER, Cashier.
E. G. LONG, Asst. Cashier.

374

PERSON COUNTY.

persona] property, $295,860.

Tax Kate, 80c. on the $100.

Bonded debt. $.{0,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — N. Lunsford.

Chief of Police — It. H. Gates.

City Clerk — A. M. Burns.

Treasurer — W. P. Long.

Tax Collector — R. H. Gates.

Standard-Keeper — R. E. CrutCh-
fleld.

City Attorney — W. D. Merritt.

City Supt. of Health— B. E. Love.

Postmaster— H. .T. Whitt.

R. R. Agent— R. W. Stephens, Nor-
folk & Western Railway.

Express Agent — R. W. Stephens.

Telegraph Managers — R. W. Ste-
phens, S. B. Davis.

Telephone Manager — J. D. Morris,
Morris Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— C. P. Ryland. Pastor.

Methodist — E. N. Snipes. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Roxboro Graded School — R. H.
Burns. Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Dowdy Hotel.

Reade Hotel.

Day House.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Peoples Bank — ,T. A. Long, Presi-
dent: .1. S. Bradsher, Cashier.

Bank of Roxboro — E. B. Reade,
President. W. P. Long, Secretary.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Roxboro Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Long. Woody & Morton.

Harris & Burns.

Roxboro Dry Goods Co.

Clayton, Lone & Long.

Foushee, Hugh.

Garrett, J. L., & Co.

Rogers. H. J.

Gregory, W. T.

Bowles, L. T.. & Co.

Woods, Hugh.

O'Briant. J. M., & Bro.

BOOK STORES.

Hambrick & Austin.

Morris-Webb Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Lay, J. N.

Harris. ,T. H.

A. P. Simpson & Co.

Shoemaker & Co.

Hobgood & Tames.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.

Roxboro Vehicle & Casket Co.

R. R. Daniel & Son.

Critcher, C. C.

CLUBS.

Personora Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Roxboro Grocery Co.

COTTON MILLS.

Roxboro Cotton Mill.
Longhurst Cotton Mill.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Seageant & Clayton.
Woods. Hugh.
Morris-Webb Drug Co.
Ilamlirick & Austin.
Roxboro Drug Co.
Foushee, II. W.
Hunter, C. H.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER v
Field, H.
Blalock, Edgar.
Reams, John.
Perkins, James.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS
Pass. J. H.
Garrett, J. L., & Co.
Long, B. R.

TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE.
Roxboro Tobacco Board of Trade.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Harris & Burns.
Clayton, Long & Long.
Woody, Long & Morton.
Kaplan, Victor.

DENTISTS.
Tucker, E. J.
Long, B. R.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
DeVlaning, A. S.
Lewis, W. L.
Harvey, J. H.
Henderson. T. E.
Featherstone, R. I.
Pass, W. T.
Carver. J. A.
Thaxton, G. T.
Mitchell. C. G.
Rowland, W. H.
Simpson, Guy.
Scoggin. A. B.. & Son.
Winstead, Harrv.

DRUGGISTS.
Hambrick & Austin.
Roxboro Drug Co.
Morris-Webb Drug Co.
DOCTORS.
Schaub, O. P.
Bradsher. W. A.
Nichols, C. G.
Nichols. Flint.
Long, Talmage.
Love, B. E.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Harris & Burns.
Clayton. Long & Long.
Person Dry Goods Co.
Rogers, II. J.
Gregory, W. T.
Foushee. Hugh.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Hunter, C. H.
Bowles, L. T., & Co.
Seargeant. Clayton & Co.
Woods. Hugh.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Garrett, J. L., & Co.
Long. J. A.
Foushee. A. R.
Harris. W. H.

FLORISTS.
Bradsher. D. W.

THE PEOPLES BANK, Roxboro, N. C.

J. A. LONG. President.

A. J. HESTER, Vice-President.

ENQUIRIES PROMPTLY ANSWERED.

J. S. BRADSHER, Cashier.
E. G. LONG. Asst. Cashier.

PERSON— PITT.

373

Pass &
Tucker,
Daniel,

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Shoemaker & Co.
Hobgood & James.
Brooks, Robert.
Harris, J. H.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Harris & Burns.
Moore.
J. A.
R. K.

GROCERS.
Seargeant. Clayton & Co.
Hunter, C. H.
Woods, Hugh.
Garrett & Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Bong, Bradsher <fe Co.
Roxboro Hardware Co.
Thomas. G. W.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Satterfleld, S. P., & Son (Fire and
Life).

Roxboro Real Estate & Trust Co.
(Fire and Life).

JEWELERS.
Newell, W. H. B.

LAWYERS.

Merritt, W. D.
Bradsher. W. T.
Lunsford, N.
Winstead. M. C.
Brooks, T. C.
Carver, F. O.
Winstead, S. G.

Carlton. L. M.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.

Watkins & Bullock.
Long, Spencer & Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Daniel. W. T. (Wagons):
Roxboro Cotton Mills.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Long, Bradsher & Co.
Thomas, G. W.
Roxboro Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Masten. H. H.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
O'Briant, J. M., & Bro.
Garrett & Co.
Woods, Hugh.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Chappell, R. L.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Noel Bros.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Courier — John A. Noell, Editor.
Messenger — J. A. Hornaday. Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Roxboro Real Estate & Trust Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Watkins & Bullock.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Roxboro Vehicle & Casket Co.
Critcher, C. C.
Daniel. R. K.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Masten, H. H.

pin COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. GREENVILLE.

Formed in 1760. from Beaufort County. Named in honor <>f William
Pitt, Earl of Chatham.

Area, S20 square miles.

Population, 30.SS9. White males, 7,925; white females. 7.472; negro males,
7,575; negro females, 7,917; foreign born, 8.

Value or real estate, $3,954,332; value of personal property. $2,448,103.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,049,483; by negroes, $352,952.

No. of Schools: For whites. SO; for negroes, 51.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 20 l-3e. on the $100; roads and bridges,
12c. ; special, 3 l-3c.

County bonded debt, $100,000.

Public Aoads: Worked under Road Law and by convicts worked and sup-
ported by county.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., 56.49 miles, assessed value .

Southern Express Co., assessed value

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value

East Carolina Railway. 9.07 miles, assessed value

Home Telephone & Telegraph So., assessed value

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 29.21 miles, assessed value

Southern Investment Co., assessed value

Superior Court Terms: 17th January, one week; 25th April
22nd August, one week; 7th November, one week (all

; 1 .920.00

1,651.(188.89

8.810.76

6.363.16

24.633.58

8.521.00

290,699.35

835.00

one week ;
exclusively criminal

terms); 24th Januarv. one week: 21st, March, two weeks: 2nd May. one
week; 23rd May, one week; 29th August, one week; 19th September, two
weeks; 14th November, one week; 12th December, one week (exclusively
civil terms).

37G

PITT COUNTY.

Rat

James,

G. Cox,

Blount,

COINTY OFFICERS

Clerk of the Court— I). C. Moore,
(ireenville.

Sheriff — L. W. Tucker, Greenville.

Register of Deeds — W. M. Moore,
(Ireenville.

Treasurer — S. T. White, Greenville.

Coroner — C. O'll. Laughinghouse,
i rreenville.

Surveyor — R. F. Jenkins, Grifton.

Co. Supt. of Healtli — Wm. Fountain.
Greenville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— W. II.
dale, (ireenville.

Supt. of County Home-
Tucker, Greenville.

County Attorney — F. G.
(ireenville.

Co. Board of Education — A.
(ehrm.), Winterville; M. O.
i Bethel ; L. C. Arthur. Greenville.

County Commissioners — J. P. Quin-

erly (ehrm.), Grlfton; D. J. Holland.

I Conetoe; N. T. Cox, Shelmerdine: J.

I J. May, Winterville: B. M. Lewis.

i Farmville.

County Board of Elections — H. A.
White, (ehrm.) ; J. G. Moye, Green-
ville: W. R. Dixon, Farmville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Beaver Dam Township — J. W.
Smith, Greenville; A. B. Nichols,
Greenville; S. V. Joyner. Greenville.

Belvoir — D. C. Barrow, Connetoe, R.
F. t>. ; J. B. Bell. Conetoe. R. F. D. ;
T. E. Pollard, Greenville, R. F. D.

Bethel— W. J. Roberson. Bethel : S.
T. Carson, Bethel.

Carolina— E. B. Whichard, Which-
ard ; J. S. Fleming, Whichard ; S. A.
Oongleton, Oakley: W. J. Jenkins.
Oakley; D. A. James. Stokes.

Chieod — Alston Grimes, Grimesland ;
J. J. Elks. Grimesland; Rufus Gallo-
way, Grimesland: Harvey A. Moore,
Greenville: J. Marshall Cox. Winter-
ville; B. J. Skinner. Shelmerdine.
..Contentnea — G. E. Jackson. Winter-
ville; J.S. Ross. Winterville: J. E.
Cannon, Ay den : J. G. Barwick. Ay-
den : J. M. C. Nelson, Ayden.

Falkland — Abner Eason, Fountain :
F. G. Dupree. Fountain ; J. R. Dozier,
Fountain: W. PI. Moore, Falkland:
T. L. Williams. Falkland.

Farmville — E. F. Williams. Farm-
ville: R. L. Joyner,
Belcher. Farmville:
Farmville.

Greenville— J. G.
ville: Ii. A. Mayo. (
Harding, Greenville:
Greenville: C. D. Ronntree. Greenville.

Pactolus — A. J. Whichard. Stokes:
J. R. Overton. Pactolus ; Julius P.
Fleming, Pactolus.

Swift Creek — G. B. Kilpatrick, Grif-
fon; P.. A. Gardner. Grifton : J. S.
Pittman. Grifton : J. C. Gaskins, Grif-
ton.

Farmville: R. E.
R. B. Bynum,

Taylor. Green-

Jreenville: Henry

J. L. Hobsood,

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Free-Will Baptist— E. D. Hathaway,
Conetoe; T. H. Barnhill, Grindool; C.
F. Harris, Greenville; C. Little, Green-
ville; T. W. Pollard, Greenville; W.
H. Laughinghouse, Greenville; J. R.
McCaskey, Ayden.

Primitive Baptist — John L. Ross,
Stokes; J. M. Corbett. Greenville; C.
C. Bland. Ayden : IT. B. Tucker.
Greenville.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Whitfield, W. C, Grifton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS:

Whichard, L. R. Whichard.

Randolph Bros.. House.

Stancill, G. A., Hill.

Whitehurst, S. C, Grindool.

Cox, N. Tm Shelmerdine.

Roach, W. S., Grifton.

Stokes, J. A., Grifton.

Johnson. D. M., Grifton.

Patrieh. J. L.. Grifton.

Cobb, J. H.. Greenville.

Ellis. W. H., Greenville.

Smith. C. D„ Greenville.

McLawhorn, L., Winterville.

Stancill. Harvey (col.), Greenville.

Whichard, O. E. & R. T.. Greenville.
COTTON GINS.

Randolph Bros., House.

Fleming. R. R.. Pactolus.

Cobb, J. H., Greenville.

McLawhorn, L., Winterville.

Whichard. O. E. & R. T.. Greenville.

Smith. W. L.. Shelmerdine.

Williams. R. M., Black Jack.

Ellis. Sherman. Grimesland.

Proctor, J. O., & Bro.. Pactolus.

Davenport, J. R-. Pactolus.

Cox, J. M.. Greenville.

Gardner. J. A. Grifton.

Whitehurst. R. R., Bethel.

Bethel Manufacturing Co.. Bethel.

Brvan, J. H. P.. Grindool.

Davis. R. L.. & Bros., Farmville.

Tavlor. J. C. & Bro.. Bethel.

Allen, J. W.. Greenville.

Evans, Guv, Greenville.
FUOUR. CORN AND FEED MIELS.

Higson, W. B.. Greenville.

J. W. Allen, Greenville.

Taylor. J. C. A- Bro.. Bethel.

James. M. A., Bethel.

Gardner, J. A.. Grifton.
SAW MILLS.

Tavlor. J. C. & Bro.. Bethel.

James, M. A., Bethel.

Bryan. F. J. & H. P.. Grindool.

Fleming. R. R., Pactolus.

Whitehurst. V. Z., Oakley.

Randolph Bros.. House.

Parker Co., Conetoe.

Fountian. J. L.. Co.. Falkland.

Cox. J-. M„ Greenville.

Gardner, J. A.. Grifton.
' SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Holland, Miss Sallie. Conetoe. R.
F. D.

Garv. Miss Lena, Greenville. R. F.

PITT COUNTY.

S77

.Toyner, Miss Mary, Greenville, R. F.

D. No. 1. .„ „ ^

Cox, Miss Mamie, Greenville, R. F.

D. No. 1. n ,„ T> _,

Taylor, Miss Rosa, Greenville, R. F.

*>• No. 1- , „ .„ ,, „

Ives, Miss Ethel, Greenville, R. r •

Harris. Miss Lizzie, Greenville, R.
F. D. No. 4.
Barnhill, Uiss Maude, Bethel,
Whitehurst, Mrs. Virginia, Grindool.
Manning. Miss Barbara, Parmele,
Martin, J. B.. Bethel.
Parker, Miss Lettie E., Bethel.
.Tones, Miss Elizabeth. Bethel.
Stancill, Miss Christine, Bethel.
Manning. Miss Lucy. Bethel.
Ward, Miss Mollie, Bethel.
Brown, Miss Harriett, Stokes. R.

F D
'Moring, Miss Maude, Stokes, It.

F. D.

Woodard. Miss Mary Lee. Stokes.
Ross, Miss Susie, Stokes.
Fleminsr. Miss Dora, Stokes. R. F
Little, ' Miss Allie G., Parmele.
i F. D.

Powell, Mrs. Etta, Stokes. R
House, Miss Nannie. Stokes.
Moore. Miss Arley, R .F. D.
Bobbitt, Mrs. J. B., Shelmedine.
Ferebee Miss Blanche. Shelmedine.
Woodard, Miss M. Olive. Shelme-

i dine. . , , ^ _ _

Wynne, W. H.. Grimesland, R. F. 1
Carroll. Miss Annie, Greenville,

[F. D.

Cobb. Miss Rowland. Winterville.
Johnson. Miss Addie, Grimesland.
Gordon. Miss Ruth. Grimesland
Cara,

D.
R.

F. D.

Hines, Miss Lena, Ayden.
Hines, Miss Lizzie, Ayden.
Butt. Mrs. Maggie. Winterville.
Kittrell, Miss Bonnar, Winterville.
Dardeu, Miss Josie, Falkland.
Hill, Miss Mattie, Falkland.
Cox. Miss Hulda, Farmville R. t . D.
Hyatt Miss Sibyl Falkland.
Smith, Miss Mary E., Falkland.
Whitehead, Miss Mary Long, Foun-
tain. R. F. D.

Whitehead, Miss Lillian, Fountaip,

R. F. D. „ . .

Ooutlaw, Miss Kate, Fountain.
Cox Miss Helen, Fountain.
Dixon, Miss Lonera, Macclefield,

F D.
Joyner, Miss Bertha. Farmville.

H., Farmville.

Cora. Farmville.

Ada L., Farmville.

Agnes, Farmville.
, Hennie. Farmville.
Perkins, Miss Annie, Farmville
Nichols, Miss Bertha, Farmville.
Edmondson, Miss L.. Fountain.
Kern. Miss Lucile Helen, Greenville.

■R "P T)

Exall. Miss Alice B., Greenville.

R.

Miss

Miss Mary S

Carroll,
F. D.

Carroll, Miss Sadie
F. D.

Brown
R. F. D.

McLean. Miss Mary
F. D.

Scott. Miss Juliet
R. F. D.

Moore, Miss Susie

Smith. Miss Abbie

R.
R.

McLean. H.
Moore, Miss
Tyson, Miss
Moore, Miss
Brown. Miss

R.

Winterville, R.

Winterville. R.

( [rimesland,

, Grimesland, R.

M., Grimesland,

A.. Greenville.
Greenville.
Kilpatrick, Miss Sallie, Greenville.
R F. D.

Smith, Miss Delia, Winterville, R.

Harding, Miss Sarah E., Ayden, R.
F. D.

Cale. W. H. Ayden.

Richardson, Miss Nannie, Ayden.

Richmond. Miss Mayfield, Ayden.

Barnes, Miss Annie, Ayden.

Gaddv, Miss Margareta, Ayden.

Hodges, Miss Lucy, Ayden.

Dawson. Miss Lena. Ayden.

Cox, Miss Zilpnia, Ayden. R. F. 1».
! McLohon, Mrs. Ernest, Winterville,
' R. F. D.
♦ "

F. D

Corey.

Smith.
F. D.

Jones,

Miss Mattie, Greenville.
Miss Nancy. Greenville,

R.
R.

Miss Julia E., Greenville,

F. D. No. 2.
Dixon. Miss Belva, Greenville, R. * ■

D No. 2.

Miss Sadie. Winterville.

R.

Little,
F. D.

Dixon,
F. D.
Skinnei
Tucker,

Tvson. Miss Bettie. Greenville.
Savage Miss Lillie. Greenville.
Langley, Miss Ella, R. F. D.
Moore. Miss Lina. Bethel. R. F.
Dudley, Miss May. Greenville,
1 F. D.
Hodges,

F D

Johnson, Miss Miriam. Winterville
Overton. Miss Bessie, Stokes.
Millner. Miss Mary W.. Pactolus.
Cox, Miss. Pactolus.
Ward. Miss Corinne Ward,
tolus.

Brothers. L. F., Grifton.
Boyce, Miss Jaunita. Grifton.
Overton, Miss Annie. Grifton.
Howell, Miss Mattie, Grifton.
Oarris, Miss Ella, Littlefleld.
Burney, Miss Lizzie, Grifton,

F D.

Doles. Miss Hazel. Grifton. R. F.
Chapman, Miss Helen, Grifton,

F D.

Laughinshouse. Miss Margaret

Miss Nina. Winterville, R.

-, Miss Margaret, Greenville.
Mrs. Oscar, Greenville, R.

P.
Et.

Miss Eula, Greenville. R.

Pac

R.

D.
R.

H.,

378

PITT COUNTY.

Grifton, R. F. D.

Brown, -Miss Martha, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Coward, Miss Jessie, Vanceboro, R.
F. D.

Whitehurst, Miss Rosa, Grifton, R.
F D.

Chapman, Miss Carrie, Grifton. R.
F. D.

Corev, Miss I,illv, Grifton, R. F. 1>.

Price. Miss E., Grifton, R. F. I).

Smith, H. B., Greenville.

Wright, Miss Bettie, Greenville.

Cox, Miss Eula, Greenville.

Beaman, Miss Annie, Greenville.

Lewis, Miss Kate, Greenville.

Herndon, Miss Jennie, Greenville.

McEnery, Miss Katherine, Green-
ville.

Irwin. Miss Annie L., Greenville.

Sheridan, Miss Lucile, Greenville.

Gray, Miss Lillian. Greenville.

Hampton, Miss May, Greenville.

Bennett. Miss Lillie. Greenville.

Kirkman, Miss Lola, Vanceboro. R.
F. D.

Roberson, Miss Pearle. R. F. D.

Ward, Miss Nellie, Parmele.

Roach, Miss Lela, Winterville, R.
F. D.

Davis, Miss Jennie. Ayden.

Smith, Miss Carrie, Greenville. R.
F. D.

Cox, Miss Magdalene, Grimesland,
R. F. D.

GREENVILLE.

Population, 1900, 4.500. No. white
polls. 358; No. colored polls. 347.

Value real estate. $S9S.9t37 ; value
personal prooertv. $686,931.

Tax Rate. $1.50 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $170,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. W. Whedbee.

Chief of Police— J. T. Smith.

City Clerk— J. C. Tyson.

Treasurer — H. L. Carr.

Tax Collector — J. C. Tyson.

City Supt. of Health — Wm. Foun-
tain.

Postmaster — R. C. Flanagan.

R. R. Arents — W. H. Ward. Atlan-
tic Coast Line; J. L. Hassell. Nor-
folk & Southern Railway.

Express Agent — Henry Sheppard.
Southern Express Co.

Telegraph Managers — D. J. Which -
ard. Western Union : J. W. Brooks,
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.

Telephone Manager— G. F. Smith,
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— J. B. Cook, Pastor.

Christian— D. W. Arnold, Pastor.

Episcopal— B. F. Huske, Rector.

Methodist— J. H. Shore. Pastor.

Catholic — Father Gallagher.

Universalist — Rev. Bodell.

Free-Will Baptist— D. A. Windham.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Greenville Graded Schools — H. B.

Smith, Superintendent.

East Carolina Teachers' Training
School— Robert H. Wright. President.
HOTELS AND BOAKDING HOUSES.

Hotel Bertha.

Hotel Macon.

Smith House.

Rives House.

Harris House.

Cherry, Miss Lillie.

Rives, W. H.

Cherry, Mrs. J. B.

Critcher House.

ARCHITECTS.

West, C. B.

York, C. V.

Johnson, R. L.

Wilson, J. A.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Greenville — R. L. Davis,
President: J. L. Little, Cashier.

Greenville Banking & Trust
R. Spier, President ; C. S.
Cashier.

National Bank of Greenville — I

Co.— J.
Carr,

G.

F. J. Forbes,

James, President:
Cashier.

BAKERS.

Ruess. J. M.

King. Daniel (col.)

Whitlev, Maggie (col.)

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Dail. W. H., Jr.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Central Mercantile Co.

Brown. W. B.

Munford, C. T.

Pallev & Bowen.

Forbes, C. S.

Patrick & Stanton.

Brown. Wiley.

Mooring, J. S.

Tunstall, C. D.

Fleishmann, B., & Bro.

Wilson. Frank.

Move, J. R. & J. G.

Taft & Vandyke.

BOOK STORES.

Reflector Book Store.

Ellington. A. B.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

YVeathington, E. L.

McGowan, E. M.

Little, Dock (col.)
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'KS.

Flanagan, John, Buggy Co.

Pitt County Buggy Co.

Edwards, H. C.

CLUBS.

Carolina Club Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Wilson, W. B., & Son.

Shelburn, Ed. H.

Higgs, J. Benjamin.

Speight, Jesse.

Moseley Bros.

PITT COUNTY.

379

Greenville Supply Co.

Greenville Wholesale Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Commercial Knitting Mills Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Greenville Candy Kitchen.

Reuss, J. M., & Co.

Smith, J. S.

Long, James.

Ricks Bros.

Starkey, C. G.

Starkey, J. H.

Harris, J. L.

Schultz, S. M.

Savage, L. M.

Parkerson, C. C.

Tripp & Allen.

Fleming, W. S.

Hardison, James.

Peal, W. B.

Tyson, B. G.
CONTRACTORS AND BCILDERS.

York & Cobb.

Johnson, R. L.

West, C. B.

Pitt Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Harvey, C. W„ & Co.

Turnage. W. J.

Harris. G .E.

Wilson. W. B., & Son.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Greenville Chamber of Commerce —
P. M. Wooten, President; W. S. At-
kins, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Wilson, Frank.

Forbes, C. S.

Brown, W. B.

Munford, C. T.

Pulley & Brown.

Patrick & Staton.

Brown, Wilev.

Moye. J. R. & J. G.

Fleischman. B., & Bro.

COTTON GINS.

Iligson, W. B.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Munford, C. T.

Pulley & Bowen.

Moye, J. R. & J. G.
DENTISTS.

James. D. L.

Carr, R. L.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

American Tobacco Co.

Imperial Tobacco Co.

Person, T. A., & Co.

Ficklen, E. B., Tobacco Co.

Parham, B. E.

Skinner, T. W.

Harvey, C. W.

House, D. E.

Gorman, J. N.

Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Co.

Hooker, S. T.

Brinkley, Hutchings & Spain.
DRCGGISTS.

Coward & Wooten.

Wooten, J. L.

Ernul, M. G.

Bryan, J. W.

Moye, E. A., Jr.

DOCTORS.

Laughinghouse, C. O'H.

Moye, E A., Jr.

Brown, Zeno.

Nobles, J. E.

Fountain, Wm.

Skinner, L. C.

Hassell, S.

Gilliam, M. S. (col.)
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Central Mercantile Co.

Brown, W. B.

Munford, C. T.

Palley & Brown.

Forbes, C. S.

Patrick & Staton.

Brown, Wiley.

Tunstall, C. D.

Mooring, J. S.

Fleischman, B„ & Bro.

Move, J. R. & J. G.

Taft & Vandyke.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Municipal Water & Light Com-
mission. (Owned by city).
FRUIT DEALERS.

Peacheas Bros.

Reuss, J. M.

Smith, J. S.

Long, James.

Starkey, C. G.

Starkey, J. H.

Ricks Bros.

Tripp & Allen.

Greene, W. B.

Hines. W. C.

Schultz, S. M.

Harris, J. L.

Savage, L. M.

Tunstall, C. D.

Parkerson. C. C.

Tvson. B. F.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Harris, G. E.

Warren. Oiler, Jr.

Speight. Jesse.

Central Mercantile Co.

Move, J. R. & J. G.

FLORISTS.

Warren. O. E.

Haskett. D. D.
FISH AND OYST*ER DEALERS.

Weathington, E. L.

McGowan, E. M.

Hines, W. C.

Roberson, Malachi .

Lewis, Capt.

Little, Dock (col.)

VI RNITURE DEALERS.

Taft & Vandyke.

Taft & Bovd Furniture Co.

Munford, C. T.

Moye, J. R. & J. G.

Brown & Savage.

GROCERS.

Long, James.

380

PITT COUNTY,

Smith, J. S.

Central Mercantile Co.

Hardee, M. H.

Keuss, J. M.

Starkev, C. G. (two stoi'es)

Sehultz, S. M.

Harris. J. L.

Hardee, W. D.

Mooring, J. S.

Greene, W. B.

Ricks Bros.

Tripp & Allen.

Moye, J. R. & J. G.

Starkey, Jesse H.

Peal, W. I.

Fleming, W. S.

Hardison, James.

Tunstall, C. D.

Savage, L. M.

Parkerson, C. C.

Tyson, B. G.

Greenville Supply Co. (Wholesale).

Greenville Wholesale Co.

Hooker & Anthony (Wholesale).

Wilson, W. B., & Son (Wholesale).

Wilson. W. B.. & Son.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Baker & Hart.

Carr & Atkins Hardware Co.

Corey, J. R.

HAY AND GRAIN DEALERS.

Johnston, F. V.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

White. H. A. (Life and Fire).

Moselev Bros. (Life and Fire).

Wilkinson, C. L. (Life and Fire).

Brown, W. L. (Life and Fire).

Harris, H. B. (Life).

Stokes, J. F. (Life).

Bateman, H. D.. & Co. (Fire and
Life).

Warren, Ollen, Jr.,

Coward. H. L.

JEWELERS.

Bradley. C. E.

Best. W. L.

Griffin. A. J.

Rountree. C. E.

LAUNDRIES.

Tong, Wong (Chinese).
LAWYERS.

Jarvis, T. J.

Blow. A. L.

Skinner Harry.

Whedbee. H. W.

James. F. G. •

James, J. B.

Long. W. H.

Harding, F. C.

Brown. Julius.

Wooten, S. C.

Wooten. F. M.

Evans, W. F.

Tyson. B. F.

Flanagan. R. C.

Outlaw, N .W.

Harris, H. S.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.

Pitt Lumber & Manufacturing Go.

Greenville Lumber & Veneer Co.

Cabinet Veneer Co.

Moye, M. G., & Son.

MARBLE WORKS.

Lanier, J. C.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Harding, H.

dumber, R. L.

Central Mercantile Co.

Shelburn, Ed. H.

Baker & Hart.

Carr-Atkins Hardware Co.

Flanagan. John, Buggy Co.

Edwards, II. C.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Baker & nart.

Carr & Atkins Hardware Co.

J. Ft. Corey.

PAINTERS.

Harris, Carlos.

Lawrence. L. I'.

Harris. Walter.

Edwards. W. P.

Johnson, W. C.

Moneir, Fred.

Kinion. Ben.

Molineux, Francis.

Patrick, Charles (col.)

Herahan, Wm. (col.)

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Sehultz. S. M.

G len nine. W. S

Starkey, C. G.

Starkey. J. H.

Ricks Bros.

PLUMBERS.

Pender, L. H.

Sledge, Evans.

Moore. H. B.

Johnson. P. M.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Fineman & WThite.

Outterbridge. A. J.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Evans, R. T.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Daily Reflector— D. J. Whichard,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Moseley Bros.

United Development Co.

Arthur. L. C.

Long. W. H.

Harding, F. C.

Hvmau. R.

House, D. E.

White. S. T.

Munford, C. T.

Moye, E. A., Jr.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Johnston, F. V.

Cherry. J. J.

Randolph Bros.

TAILORS.

Metrick. Paul.

Frank Hopkins (Col.)
INDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER8.

Flanagan, John, Buggy Co.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Brown, Wells.

PITT COUNTY.

381

Harris, Carlos.

Manese, Fred.

Edwards, W. P.

Boyd, Boston (col.)

Cherry, Z. T. (col.)
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Greenville Building & Loan Asso-
ciation.

Belcher, R. E. (Brick).

800; col-

FARMVILLK.

Incorporated in 1870.
Population, 1909. Whites,
ored, 400; total, 1.200.

Value real estate. $132,112; value
personal property, $264,100.
Tax Bate: 60c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Jno. T. Thome.
Postmaster — E. C. Beauian.
Chief of Police — D. W. Beddard.
B. B. Agents — W. L. Johnson, Nor-
folk & Southern; L. W. Godwin, East
Carolina Railway.

Managers Telegraph — L. W. God-
win, Western Union : W. L. Johnson.
Postal-Cable Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES,
Methodist — W. A. Forbes, Pastor.
Missionary Baptist — Jesse McCarter,
Pastor.

Episcopal — 15. F. Husk. Rector.
Primtive Baptist — Geo. H. Robersni.
P'ifitor

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Graded School — H. H. McLean. Prin-
cipal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Fannville — R. L. Davis.
President; J. R. Davis. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
J. E.
D. S.

c. c.

DRUGGISTS.
Burnett, J. A.
Smith, W. S.
Pollard, S. M.

GENEBAL MERCHANDISE.
Davis, R. L., & Bros.
Turnage. T. L. & W
Lang, W. M.
Harris, J. H.. & Co.
Pollard, W| A., & Co.
Harris, H .S.
W. C.
T. R.

DENTISTS.

G. E.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Smith, J. Stanley.
Humphrey, H. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Horton Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Burnett, W. B.
Sheppard, B. S.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Moore, G. E. (Saw Mill).
Davis, R. L. (Saw Mill and Gin).
Fields, W. R. (Machine Shops).

Patrick,
Morrill,
.Toyner,

J.. Co.

Askew,
McKee,

Weeks,

AYDEN.

Incorporated in 1890.

Population, 1909: Whites, 1,200; col-
ored, 300; total, 1,500.

Value real estate, $225,000; value
personal property, $S5,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. F. Barwick.

Postmaster — G. W. Prescott.

Chief of Police — Richard Wingate.

R. R. Agent— E. L. Brown, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — E L. Brown.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Christian (or Disciples) — C. Manly
Morton, Pastor.

Methodist— J. B. Bridgers, Tastor.

Baptist— T. II. King, Pastor.

Episcopal — Mr. Husk. Rector.

Free-Will Baptist — Mr. Vause. Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Ayden Graded Schools — W. H.
Cales. Superintendent

F. W. B. T. Seminary— T. E. Fee-
den. President.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Ayden — Jos. Dixon, Presi-
dent; J. II. Hodsres. Cashier.
DOCTOBS.

Dixon, Jos.

Frizzelle, M. T.

DBUGGISTS.

Sauls, M. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Smith, J. R., & Co.

Turnage, E., & Sons Co.

Cannon, R. C.

Edwards. J. J., & Son.

Quinerly, J. W., & Bros.

Witherington, L. H., & Co.

Hines. J J.. & Co.

Lilly, F.

Tripp-Hart & Co.

Hart. W. T.

Moore, J. W.

Bynum, J. H.

Shakeen, Ross.

Jenkins & McLawhorn.

Ayden Furniture Co.

Coward, W. J.

Moore, C. C, & Bro.

Stokes, L. H.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Carter. H. M.

HAY AND GRAIN.

Stokes, J. J.

JEWELERS.

Spear, C. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Blount.

Brown, E. L.

LIVERY STABLES.

Ayden Livery Co.

Grimsley, J. J.

3S2

PITT COUNTY.

Stokes. L. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Smith Co. & Dixon.
Ayden Lumber Co.

col-

FALKLAND.
Incorporated in 1S91.
Population, 1909: Whites, 210
ored, 40; total, 250.

Value real estate, $15,830; value
personal property, $2S,6G5.
Tax Kate: 15c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. H. Smith.
Postmaster — E. C. King.
Chief of Police — G. V. Smith.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — J. H. Sumerell, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Falkland Higrh School— Sybil Hyatt,
Miss Mary Smith.

Assis-

Principal
tant.

DOCTORS.
Marrill, Jenness.

DRUGISTS.
Marrill, Jenness.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Fountain. J. L.. Co.
Parks, J. F.
Pierce. W. T.
Harris, R. E.
Wooten, K. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Mayo, C. H.

LIVERY STABLES.
Pittman, J. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Lumber Mill and Gin.

DRUGGISTS.

Matiner Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Blount Bros.
Bunting, J. R.
Staton, Taylor & Mays.
Ford. J. J.
Carson, J. E.
Bryan & Manning.
Bullock, Mrs. W. H. (Millinery).
Blount Bro. (Millinery).
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Mays. E. L.
Jones, S. M.

LIVERY STABLES.
Mays, E. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Bethel Manufacturing Co.
Manning, W. J. (Grist Mill).

BETHEL.

Incorporated in 1ST:'..

Population. 1909: Whites. 400; col-
ored. 100: total, 500.

Value real estate. $2S,738; value per-
sonal property. $42,942.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— S. T. Carson.

Postmaster — Mrs. Anna Manning.

Chief of Police — Mc. G. Bullock.

R. R. Agent — D. S. Harper, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — D. S. Harper,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. W. Autry, Pastor.

Baptist — E. C. Andrews. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bethel High School— J. B. Martin.
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bethel Banking & Trust Co. —
M. O. Blount, President; W. H.
Woolard, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Thigpen, Guy F.

Ward, V. A.

James. F. C.

GRIMESLAND.

Incorporated in 1893 .

Population, 1909: Whites, 250; col-
ored. 150; total, 400.

Value real estate, 125.000; value
personal property, $45,000.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. S. Galloway.

Postmaster — Mrs. M. A. Holliday.

Chief of Police— C. E. Bovd.

R. R. Agent— M. T. Bradshaw.
Norfolk & Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — M. T. Brad-
shaw. Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Disciples — J. R. Tingle, Pastor.
Ayden.

Methodist — J. B. Bridges, Pastor.
Avden.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Grimesland Public School — MISS
Addie Johnson. Principal.
DOCTORS.

Jones, C. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Moore. D. G.

Grimesland Supply Co.

•Holliday, L| T., & Co.

Proctor, J. O., & Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Elks. R. M.

Gibson. Mrs. J. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Proctor, J. O. (Saw Mill and Gin).
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Moore, D. G.

per-

SHELMERDINE.

Incorporated in 1902.

Population, 1909: Whites, 175; col-
ored. 325; total, 500.

Value real estate, $25,000; value
sonal property, $5,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. R. Jacobs.

Postmaster — Geo. H. Cole.

Chief of Police — H. H. Stanly.

PITT COUNTY.

383

-MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. B. Bridgers, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Shelmerdine Academy — Mrs. J. O.
Bobbitt, Principal; Miss Blanche
Ferebee, Assistant.

DOCTORS.
Ricks, L. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Ricks, L. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Beaufort County Lumber Co.
Cox, N. T., & Son.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Shelmerdine Hotel.
Bobbict, J. O.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Beaufort County Lumber Co. (Re-
pair Shops).

FOUNTAIN.

Population, 1909. Whites, 114: col-
ored, 53; total, 167.

Value real estate, $10,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. C. Dilda.

Postmaster — R. A. Fountain.

Chief of Police— J. W. Garrett.

R. R. Agent— R B Owens, East
Carolina Railroad

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Free-Will Baptist— W. M. Bagley,
Pastor.

DOCTORS.

Johnson, H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Fountain & Co.

Jefferson. R. L.. & Bro.

Turnage, H. C.

Lemay & Yelverton.

Gardner, R. A.

Bell, J.R. (col.)

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Eason. Abner.
Williams, J. H.

LIVERY STABLES.

Owens, J. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Fountain Medicine Co.
Fountain Tobacco Truck Co.
Jefferson, G. W., & Bro. (Saw
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Bagley, W. M. (Life).
Owens, R. B. (Life and Fire).
Eason, J. T. (Life and Fire).

R. R. Agent— G. E. Green, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — G. E. Green,
Southern Express Co. Agent

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — J. B. Bridgers, Pastor.
Missionary Baptist — T. H. King,
Pastor.

Episcopal— T. H. Husk.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Winterville High School — F. C.
Nye, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Winterville— A. G. Cox,
President ; G. E. Green, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Cox, B. T. '

DRUGGISTS.
Cox. B. T., & Bro.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Herington, Barber & Co.
House, W. L., & Co.
Tucker, G. E.
Tucker, Mrs. Sarah.
Carroll. J. B., & Co.
Johnson, H. L.
Chapman, B. B., & Co.
Dail. Richard.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Cox, Mrs. J. D.
Marion. Mrs. Crawford.

LIVERY STABLES.
House. W. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Pitt County Oil Mills.
Smith, W. H. (Grist and flour
mill).
Cox. A. G. (Manufacturing Co.)
Carroll, J. B. (Saw Mill).
Kittrell. L. L. (Saw Mill.)
COTTON BUYERS.
Manning, B. F.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bass. J. C.

Mill).

WINTERVILLE.

Incorporated in 1895.

Population, 1909: Whites. 300; col-
ored, 200; total. 500.

Value real estate. £65,580 ; value per-
sonal property, $91,425.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. G. Chapman.

Postmaster — Mc. G. Bryan.

Chief of Police— Chas. S. Smith.

STOKES.

Incorporated in 1903.

Population. 1909: White, 65; color-
ed. 29; total. 94.

Value real estate. $20,500; value per-
sonal property, $25,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — S. C. Page.

Postmaster — W. S. Overton.

Chief of Police — S. D. Overton.

R. R. Agent— W. G. Stokes, A C. L.

Ry-

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Stokes School — Miss Mary Lee
Woodard, Prin.; Miss Susie Ross,
Asst. Prin.

DOCTORS.
Basn ight, T. J.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Perkins, J. I.
Stokes. W. G.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Stokes, W. G. (Saw mill, grist mill,
planer and cotton gin.)
Perkins, J. L. (Saw mill and gin.)

384

PITT— POLK.

GRIFTON.

Incorporated in 1S85.

Population, 1909: White, 550; col-
ored, 500: total, 1,050.

Value real estate, $175,000; value
personal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate: 50e on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. W. Jenkins.

Postmaster — S. V. Laughinghouse.

Chief of Police — D. G. Biddord.

R. R. Agent— C. E. Gardner, A. C.
L. Ry.

Telegraph Manager — O. E. Gardner,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— L. B. Pattishall, Pas-
tor.

Disciples — J. R. Rountree, Pastor.

Episcopal— J. IT. Griffith. Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Grifton Graded School.

HANKS AND BANKERS.

Dank of Grifton— L. J. Chapman.
President : G. T. Gardner, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Dawson. W. W.

Loftin, P. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Brooks. P. W.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Tucker, C. J.

Brooks, J. '/..

McCatler, R. C.

Lang, E.

Harvey & Co.. J. R.

Coward & Spivey.

Thompson. John.

Rich, W. F.
Bland, Mrs. G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Grifton.
Hellen, Mrs. S. E.

LIVERY STABLES.
Brooks, J. Z.
Patrick. W. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Cox, L. O.
Gorrill. W. G.
Kern & Kittrell.
Nottingham & Wrenn Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Gardner, G. T.
Rasberry, J. C.

PACTOLUS.

Population, 1909: White,

".n

olor-

C. L.

ed. 400; total, 450.

Postmaster — J. P. Davenport.

R. R. Agent — G. II. Little. A.
Ry.

Manager Telegraph — G. H. Little,
Western Union.

SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miliner, Miss Mary.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Davenport. J. R.
Fleming, It. R.
Williams, W. S.
Satterthwaite & Bros.. J. J.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Chancey, W. C.

LIVERY STABLES.

Chancey, W. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Davenport. J. R.
Fleming. R. R.

POLK COUNTY

COUNTY SEAT, COLUMBUS.

Formed in 1S55. Named in honor of Col. W. M. Polk.

Area: 300 square miles.

Population: 7.004. White males. 2,910; white females. 2.SS7 ; negro
males, 595; negro females, 612: foreign born, 10.

Value of real estate, $980,265; value of personal property. $678,142.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $1,623,838; by negroes, $34,569.

No. of Schools: For whites. 32: for negroes, 10.'

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100: roads and bridges.
20c. ; special, 10c.

Public Roads: No. miles. 225. Worked by free labor and taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway, Carolina Div., 10.00 miles, assessed value $59,532.50

The Pullman Company, assessed value 1,684.12

Polk County Telephone Company, assessed value 1,642.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 929.70

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 2,217.00

American Tel. & Tel. Company, assessed value 1,143.60

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company, assessed value 2,202.00

Superior Court Terms: April, 2 weeks; October, 2 weeks.

POLK COUNTY.

385

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — S. B. Kd wards,
Columbus.

Sheriff— A. L. Hill, Tryon.

Register of Deeds — F. M. Burgess,
Columbus.

Treasurer — H. P. Arledge, Mill-
spring.

Coroner — Burton Williams, Colum-
bus.

Surveyor — J. IT. Gibbs", Millspring.

Co. Supt. of Health — Roy Engle,
Tryon.

Co. Supt. of Schools — J. R. Foster.
Millsprings.

Supt. of County Home — J. R. Smitl),
Columbus.

Co. Board of Education — J. F. Wil-
liams, (ehm'n), Columbus; S. B.
Weaver, Landrum, S. C, R. F. 1). No.
1 ; C. F. Jackson, Millsprings.

County Commissioners — C. A. Car-
son, (ehm'n), Columbus; I>. E. Con-

ner, Tryon : .T.
springs.

County Board

Mills, (ehm'n),
Gains. Tryon ; T

Jackson,

Mill-

of Elections — N. T.
Columbus; W. J.
E. Pace, I-'ishtop.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Columbus Township — Wash Hill.
N. T. Mills, J. B. Page. Columbus.

Tryon — J. C. Fisher, Butler; George
Gash, Butler.

Cooper Gap — W. W. Cowart, Allen
Laughter, H. T. Jackson.
Millspring — Nathan Moore, Wilson
West, J. R. Williams.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Moss. Forest
City ; J. B. Arledge. Millspring ;
Barnie Jackson. Colubus ; T. M. Ar-
ledge. Fingerbell. S. C.

Presbyterian — T. E. Crocker, Forest
City.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Morgans — Miss Daisy Rucker, Prin-
cipal, Landrum, S. C.

Prices — Miss Mollie Arledge, Princi-
pal, Millsprings.

Owens School — Miss Mabel Gibbs,
Principal, Bula.

Bula — J. A. Alley. Principal, Mill-
springs.

Pea Ridge — John Gilbert. Principal,
Columbus.

Barefoot— Miss Nellie Ross, Mill-
spring.

Green River Cove — Miss Bessie
Jackson, Principal, Melvin Hill.

Melvill Hill— Thomas Walker, Prin-
cipal, Columbus.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lancaster, B. B., Fingerville, S. C.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Taylor, Mrs. E.. Pearidge.

Ballenger. Rutherford ton, K. F. 1).
No. 1.

Clement, R. L.. Fingerville, S. C.

R. F. D. No. 1.

Kitchen, Gilbert, Melvin Hill.

Elias, Coutrell, Landrum, S. C, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Laughter, Melvin Hill.

Asleek, A. E., Millspring.

Pritchard, Pea Ridge.

Millspring Supply Co., Millspring.

Lewis, J. M., Millspring.

Reding, Robert, Poors Ford.
COTTON GINS.

Hampton, Wade, Millsprinc:.

Keer, D. D., Melvin Hill.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Jackson, A., Columbus.

Turner, J. B.. Millspring.

Hampton, Wade, Millspring.

Collinsville Mill. Melvin Hill.

Melvin Hill Flour Mill, Melvin Hill.

Jackson, J. L., Millspring, R. F. D.

Hampton, Wade. Millspring.

Cloud & West. Columbus.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Arley, Miss Minnie. Columbus.

Hyde, Miss Harriet, Columbus.

Koontz, H. L., Columbus.

Rucker, Miss Daisy, Landrum. S.
C, K. F. D. No. :;.

McMurry. Miss Penola, Tryon, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Arledge, John A., Millspring.

Bird. Miss A. E., Lynn.

Newel, W. A., Tryon.

Jackson, Miss Janie, Tryon.

Rhodes, Mrs. J. II., Saluda.

(iilreath. J. H., Saluda.

Jackson, N. B., Millspring.

Arledge, Miss Harriet, Millspring.

Jackson, Miss Bessie, Fish Top.

Moore, Miss Ollie. Henrietta.

Jackson, Miss Hattie, Melvin Hill.

Froyans, G. E., Melvin Hill.

Morgan, Miss Emma, Landrum, S.

C, R. F. D. No. 1.

Young, Miss Pearle, Rutherfordton,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Gilreath, G. D., Millspring, R. F.

D. No. 2.

Foster, Miss Annie, Millspring.

Ross, Miss Lizzie Lee, Millspring,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Gilbert, John. Millspring, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cook, Miss Novella, Millspring, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Bland, J. T., Free, R. F. D. No. 2.

Justice, J. B., Millspring, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Whitesides. Z. T.. Walkers.

Arledge. Miss Mollie, Landrum, S.
C. R. F. D. No. 1.

Davidson, E. C. Columbus.

Wilkins. Mrs. Mollie. Rutherfordton.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Dick, B. II.. Millspring.

Junes. .1. D., Millspring.

Morton. L. J .C, Landrum, S. C,
R. F. D. No. 1.

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POLK COUNTY.

Wilkins, S. O., Campobella, S. C.
Mills. Miss Mamie J., Millspring.
King, Miss Ella, Millspring, R. F.
D. No. 1.

COLUMBUS.

Incorporated in 1856.
Population, 1909: White, 121 ; col-
ored, 4: total, 125.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— B. F. Williams.
Postmaster — A. L. McMurray.
Chief of Police— T. E. Walker.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — T. A. Posey. Pastor.
Presbyterian — T. C. Croker, Pastor,
Forest City.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Columbus State High School — H. L.
Koontz, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McMurray, A. L.
Walker, T. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Columbus Hotel.

LAWYERS.
Shipman, .1. E.
Williams, B. F.
Cloud, E. B.

500; col-

TRVON.

Population. 1909: White,
ored, 150; total, 050.

Value real estate and personal prop
erty, .15307,250.

on the $100.
OFFICERS.
Missildine.
Brownlee.
-H. Metcalf.
-J. H. Ition, Southern

Tax Rate: 00
TOWN
Mayor— E. E.
Postmaster — E.
Chief of Police
R. R. Agent
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — T. B. Ipoch,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Congregational — .1. L. Daniels, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— W. E. Newell. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Tryon Graded School — W. E. New-
ell. Principal.

Private School — Mrs. O. S. Missil-
dine, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Tryon — James Norwood,
President; .T. B. Hester, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Grady, Earle.
Engil, W. R.
Garrigus, H. J.
Bedell. L. G.
Ely, James R.

DRUGGISTS.
Missildine. E. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Orr, John.
Livingston, J. P.., & Son.

Williams & Jackson.
Tryon Supply Co.
Balue, K. F.
Page, M. W.
Ballenger Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Oak Hall Hotel.
Mimosa Hotel.
Thermal Belt Sanitarium.
Woodlawn.
Stearns Cottage.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hill-Riou Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Tryon Paper Box Co.
Tryon Hosiery Co.

SALUDA.

Incorporated in 1881.

Populatiou, 1909: Whites, 500; col-
ored, 21; total, 521.

Value real estate, $160,000; value
personal property. $31,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100; $1,12 1-2
State and county.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. M. Tiner.

Postmaster — J. L. Hart.

Town Marshal — J. A. Gorman.

R. R. Agent — W. H. Pace, Southeru
Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. H. Pace.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Episcopal — E. N. Joyner, Rector.

Methodist — W. A. Newel.. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

County Public School — Harry Gil-
reath, Principal.

American Missionary Association
Seminary — Geo. Burrage, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Carolina State Bank — D. C. Barrow,
President; H. B. Lane, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Salley, E. M.
Hooper, J. O.
Dr. Dunbar.

DRUGGISTS.
Hopkins, R. A.
Cox, L. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Sonner, Q. C & Co.
Thorne & Boone.
Staton. S. D.
Thompson & Pace.
Glazner & Freeman.
Guice, E. P... & Co.
Robertson, W. C, & Son.
HOTELS AM) BOARDING HOUSES.
Melrose Inn.
The Esseola.
The Hotel Charles.
The Southern.
The Poplar Glenu.

POLK— R ANDOLPH.

387

DENTISTS.

Teague, B. H.

LAWYERS.

Shipman, ,T. B.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

(Joelet, E. B.

RANDOLPH COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ASHEBORO.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of the Randolph family of Virginia.

Area, 000 square miles.

Population, 35,000. White males, 15,470; white females, 15,1,87; negro
males, 2,170; negro females. 2,214; foreign born, 38.

Value of real estate. $2,634,157; value of personal property, $2,385,726.

No. of Schools: For whites, 100; fornegroes, 22.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the .$100; roads and bridges,
51-3c. ; schools, 21c; State, 25.

Public Roads: Worked bv convicts.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value $ 2,815.00

Liberty Telephone Co., assessed value 2,420.00

Atlantic & Yadkin Railroad, 30.49 miles, assessed value 304,833.05

High Point, Randleman, Asheboro & Co., 23.74 miles, assessed value 237,400.00

North Carolina Railroad. 0.60 miles, assessed value 28,093.20

Randleman Telephone Co., assessed value 2,752.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 6,399.12

Asheboro Telephone Co.. assessed value 2,167.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 4,000.81

North State Telephone Co., assessed value 169. tra

Aberdeen & Asheboro Railroad, 14.00 miles, assessed value 48,658.54

The Pullman Co., assessed value 101.05

Riverside Telephone Co., assessed value 1,000.00

Superior Court Terms: 2nd Monday after 1st Monday in March; 7th Mon-
day before 1st Monday in September; 13th Monday after 1st Monday in
September, mixed ; two weeks each.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

< lerk of the Court— W. C. Ham-
mond, Asheboro.

Sheriff — S. L. Haywood, Asheboro.

Register of Deeds — G. T. Murdock,
Asheboro.

Treasurer — B. F. Newby, Asheboro.

Coroner — D. L. Fox, Randleman.

Surveyor— H. A. Albright, Moffltt.

Co. Supt. of Health— .T. V. Hunter.
Asheboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools — E. J. Coltrane,
Asheboro.

Supt. of County Home — Frank
Prevo, Asheboro. R. F. D. No. 2.

Co. Board of Education — W. N.
Elder (chrm.). Trinity; I. F. Craven,
Ramseur; T. K. Ingram, Bombay.

County Commissioners — .T. W. Cox
(chrm.), Staley; W. ,T. Armfleld, .Tr..
Asheboro; R. L. Coltrane, Randle-
man. R. F. D. No. 1.

County Board of Elections — Z. F.
Rush (chrm.) ; S. W. Loughlin, J. T.
Redding.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Trinity Township — C. W. Redding.
Progress; W. N. Elder, Trinity; D.
M. Wilborn, Trinity; T. S. Baldwin,
Archdale.

New Market— J. A. Wall, Sophia: R.
L. Coltrane, Randleman ; .T. R. Col-
trane. Randleman ; R. L. Causey,

Randleman ; R. L. White, Glenola.

Providence — Jno. M. Hiushaw, Ran-
dleman, R. F. D. ; Geo. W. Pugh, Mill-
boro; P. A. Routh, Millboro; R. C.
Smith. Millboro; Nathaniel Allred,
Climax, R. F. D.

Liberty— W. B. Owen, Liberty ; R.
C. Palmer, Liberty; O. H. Welch,
Staley.*

Columbia — R. W. York, Ramseur;
E. A. McMaster, Staley; Y. M. c.
Johnson, Ramseur; T. P. Barker.
Staley.

Franklinville — W. C. Russell, Frank-
linville; Hugh Parks, Jr., Franklin-
ville; W. C. Jones, Asheboro, R. F.
D. ; Alson J. Jennings, Cedar Falls ;
Wm. P. Conner. Randleman, R. F. D.
No. 2; F. C. Hollady, Franklinville,
Clarence Parks, Franklinville; E. L.
York, Randleman, R. F. D. No. 2; J.
T. Lane, Cedar Falls.

Randleman — J. L. Fields, Randle-
man; A. N. Bulla, Randleman; J. A.
Rusell, Randleman; W. H. Pickard.
Randleman: W. M. Coble, Randleman,
T. H. Cummings, Randleman, R. F.
D. ; W. T. Bryant. Randleman ; J. A.
Withers, Worthville.

Back Creek — R. F. Trotter, Ashe-
boro, R. F. D. No. 2; J. T. Laughlit,
Randleman, R. F. D. No. 3; A. C.
Fralow. Sophia; J. A. NeiKll'>or'

388

RANDOLPH COUNTY.

K.

P.
A.

D. No. 2.

W. Fuller, Fullers^
R. F. D.;
H. Law-

Randleman,
Tabemach
L. C. Phillips, Thoniasville,
J. C. Hoover, Fullers; W.
rence, Caraway ; Thos. A.
Trinity.

Concord — I. M. Dorsett,
D. G. McMasters, Farmers ; S. M.
Lewis, Hill's Store; J. Frank Delk,
Cox ; R. J. Pearce, Cox ; J. H. Kearns.
Farmer.

-Cornelius Cagle, Ulahs
Ulah; M. H. Laster,
B. Brown, Ulah ; B.

Spencei,
Farmers;

Asheboro, R.

Wemps Mills ;

F. D. No. 1,

Cedar Grove-

W. S| Gatlin,
Mechanic ; D.
Whatley, Ulah.

Grant— C. O. Ingold
F. D. ; C. E. Brown,

E. M. Cox, Asheboro, R
A. S. Push, Asheboro.

Coleridge — L. Johnson, Ramseur, R.

F. D. No. 2; H. P. Moffltt, Ramseur,
H. T. Brav, Ramseur, R. F. D. ; J. T.
Lambeth, Moffltt.

Pleasant Grove — H. B. Lambert,
Joseph; J. P. Phillips. Arch; B. S.
Caviness, Cheeks.

New Hope — A. R. Hill, Penson : T.
W. Ingram, Bombay; .T. A. Hopkins.
New Hope Academy; Walter H. Lyn-
don, New Hope Academy ; Jas. W.
Luther, Eleazer.

Union — S. A. Cox, Pisgah ; Wiley
A. Presnell, Seayrove, R. F. D. No. 2;
A. R. Calicott, Pisgah.

Richland — O. M. Yow, Seagrove; M
J. Presnell, Michfleld ; W. N. Hughes,
Seagrove, R. F. D. ; J. A. Moore, Sea-
grove; D. A. Corneleson, Seagrove;
D. W. McCain, Brown.

Brower — Eli Leach, Erect ; W. S.
Batlin, Browers Mill ; W. S. Gardner,
Kanov; W. M. Moffltt, Moffltt; R. K.
Bradv, Moffltt.

Asheboro — M. W. Parish. Asheboro;
J. S. Ridge, Asheboro ; W. J. Teague,
Asheboro: S. B. Lowdermilk, Ashe-
boro; H. C. Moffltt, Asheboro; N. M
Lowe, Asheboro; W. D. Spoon. Ashe-
boro.

NOT IN TOWNS.
A, Moffltt.
Moffltt.
W.. Brown.
II., Millboro, R. F. D

MINISTERS

Albright, W.
Moffltt. H. T.
Lawrence, W.
Mathews, T.

No. 1.

Ashburn, W. F., Liberty.

Ledbetter, J. A., Why Not.

Wilson, James. Asheboro.

Fruit, R. L., Coleridge.

Caviness, C. H., Liberty.

Sharpe. J. A.. Farmer.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Why Not Academy — G. F. Garner,
Principal, Seagrove.

Farmers High School — George W.
Bradshaw, Farmer.

Liberty High School— T. D. Sharpe,
Principal, Liberty.

Trinity High School — Stephen B.
Weeks. Principal. Trinity.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Johnson, D. J., Dewey. .

Bulla, A. M., Caraway.

Redding, A. H., Cedar Falls.

Hubbard, C. C, Farmer.

Bulla, J. D., Fullers.

Myres, R. W., Fullers.

Phillips, C. H., Fullers.

Malone, R. J., Seagrove.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Jarrell, J. F., Caraway.

Parker. WT. H.. Holly.

< 'ox, S. S., Brown.

Delk & Cameron, Cox.

Skeen & Moffltt, Farmer.

Lambert, J. T., Moffltt.

Howard & Co., Mechanic.

Presnell, M. J., Michfleld.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Weeks. Stephen B., Trinity.

Miller, Miss Elbie, Asheboro.

Haworth, Miss Alice, Asheville.

Auman, Miss Corina, Asheboro.

Ridge, R. B., Lexington.

Elder, W. N., Trinity.

Hiatt, Miss Sophronia, High Point

Andrews, Mrs. Lea C, Archdale.

Leonard, Miss Amanda. Guilford
College.

Redding, Miss Virginia, Trinity.

Parrish, Miss Nettie, High Point,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Phillips, Miss Kate, Thomasville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Fentriss, Miss Estella, Pleasant
Garden.

Cranford. Miss Esther. Climax.

Pearce, Miss Mamie, Siler City.

Bray, Miss Lenora, Ore Hill.

Vuncanon, Miss Callie, Asheboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Smith. It. C, Randleman, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Ilightill. 1». E., Liberty.

Harris, Miss Lelia, Snow Camp.

Suits, F. II.. Kimesville.

Field, Miss Stella, Climax.

Julian, C. S.. Millboro.

Neece, W. R., Climax.

Sharpe, T. D., Greensboro.

Henley, Miss Annie Lois, Snow
Camp.

Johnston. Miss Annie, Chapel Hill.

Colerider, Miss Gertrude, Fayette-
ville.

Brown, Miss Minnie. Greensboro.

Patterson. Miss Sallie. Liberty.

Amick. Miss Myrtle, Liberty. R. F.
D. No. 2.

Smith, Miss Lula. Liberty, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Winningham, Miss Grace, Randle-
man, R. F. D. No. 2.

Hinshaw, M. F., Randleman, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Hinshaw, C. R., Randleman, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Robertson, J. B., Burlington.

Payne, Miss Ola, Charlottesville. Va.

Lowry, Miss Annie, Kernersville.

Clark, Miss Amanda, Clarktou.

RANDOLP H COUNTY.

389

Pox, Miss Sallie, Randleman.

Fox, Miss Maud, Randleman.

Woollen, Miss Jessie, Randleman.

Horney, Miss. Burlington.

Fentriss, Miss Sallie, Pleasant Gar-
den.

Trogdon, John M., Asheboro.

Lanier, S. W., Trinity, R. F. D.
No. 1.

White, W. F., Ramseur.

Smith, W. M., Ramseur.

Fentriss, Miss Lillie, Franklinville.

White, Mrs. W. P., Ramseur.

Brown, Vasco, Ramseur, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Mottitt, Miss Olive, Asheboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Fox^Miss Rossie, Staley.

Redtrlng, Miss Etta, Asheboro, R. F
D. No. 2.

Warren, Miss Florence, Staley.

Fraziet, S. C., Liberty.

MeMasters, E. A.. Staley.

Gray, K. L., Millboro.

Pickett, Miss Nora, Liberty.

Coffin, O. J., Asheboro.

Weatherly. D. M.. Franklinville.

York, C. O.. Franklinville.

Julian, C. E., Millboro.

Ferree. Miss Etta, Randleman, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Lambert, Miss Massah, Asheboro.

Woosely, O. V., Ramseur.

Wilson, Miss Gertrude, Canton.

Webster. Miss Estell, Archdale.

Byerly, Miss Ida. Yadkin College.

Blue, Miss Tla, Aberdeen.

Carothers. Miss Florine, Rock Hill,
South Carolina.

Blair, Miss Annie, Asheboro.

Stimson, Miss Laura, Randleman.

Erwin, Miss Maggie, Pineville.

Bulla, Miss Nannie, Asheboro.

Lamb, Miss Cora, Randleman.

Lowe, Miss Ora, Asheboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Andrews, Miss Loula, Asheboro, K.
F. D. No. 2.

Coltrane, Miss Kelsie. Randleman,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Barker, Miss Alma, Climax.

Pearce, Miss Bertha, Asheboro. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Royals, Miss Birdie. High Point.

Hammer, Miss Lena, High Point.

Johnson, Miss Naomi, High Point,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Parrish, Miss Margaret, Farmer.

Lassiter, S. T., Farmer.

Thomas, I. G., Thomasville. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Harris, E. L., Fullers.

Lanier, Benj., Trinitv.

Farlow, L. L., Sophia, R. F. I").
No. 1.

Surratt. Mrs. Blanche, Cox.

Delk, Miss Alma, Cox.

Adams, Miss Bettie. Denton.

Kearns, Lee M.. Hills Store.

Bradshaw, George W., Zuni, Va.

Lamb, Miss Mamie, Jamestown.

Marshall, Miss Frances, White
Plains.

Ashworth, W. R., Asheboro.

Ridge, Miss Emma, Farmer.

Lowdermilk, Miss Swanna, Sea-
grove, R. F. D. No. 1.

Cox, Miss Lemah, Ramseur, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Yow, Miss Ronie, Seagrove.

Bird, Miss Mina, Kemps Mills.

Presnell, B. C, Dewey.

Allen, J. C, Ramseur, R. F. D. No. 1.

Wright, F. M., Moffitt.

Cagle, J. N., Brown.

Brower, D. D., Ramseur, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Mvrick, F. F., Boaz.

Hurley, D. T., Millboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Scott, Miss Ora, Ramseur.

Spoon, Miss Blanche, Coleridge.

Johnson. Miss Rose. Trinity.

Greene, Miss Lala, Ramseur.

Yow, M. C, Coleridge.

Jones, C. R., Boaz.

Kearns. J. L., Moffitt.

Tysor, J. L., Siler City.

Yow, Miss Roella, Coleridge.

Yow, Miss Maie, Coleridge.

Allen, Miss Jewel, Seagrove, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Brooks, Miss Sue, Coles Store.

Redding, Miss Annie, Asheboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Brown, Miss Ethel, Asheboro. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Garner, G. F., Seagrove, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cole, G. C, Biscoe.

Woodburn, D. C, Pleasant Garden.

Ridge. Ernest, Farmer.

Callcott, A. S., Dewey.

Loftin, Miss Estelle, Bombay.

Branson, Miss Mary, Seagrove, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Parrish. Miss Leona. Hills Store.

Hill, Miss Rochelle. Rachel.

Nance, Miss Kate, Farmer.

Feezor, A. W., Silver Hill.

Luther, Jesse, New Hope Academy.

Loftin. M. L., Rilevs Store.

Canoy, M. U., Randleman, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Lyndon, E. Carr. New Hope Aca-
demy.

COTTON GINS.

Enterprise Mfg. Co., Coleridge.

Pickard. W. H., Randleman.

Cedar Falls Mfg. Co., Cedar Falls.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEEC MIL.LS.

Farmer Roller Mills, Farmer.

Richland Roller Mills, Moffitt.
SAW MII/LS.

W. F. Hughes, Asheboro.

White, E., Ulah.

Branson, Levi, Asheboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.

390

RANDOLPH COUNTY.

No. colored
value

Worth.
? — H. H. Kennedy.
. C. Moffltt.

J. Teague.
-II. H. Kennedy.

Health — Arthur Ross,

ASHEBORO.

Incorporated in 185-"i.

Population, 1909: 1087.

No. white polls, 400;
polls, 46.

Value real estate, $421,000;
personal property. $200,000.

Tax Rate: Toe. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $15,000.

TOWN OFFICERS

Mayor— H. M.

Chief of Folic*

City Clerk— H

Treasurer — W.

Tax Collector

City Supt. of
S. W. Laughlin.

Postmaster — .T. M. Burrow.

R. R. Agents — G. W. Hilliard, South-
ern Railway: N. M. Crawford, Aber-
deen & Asheboro.

Express Agent — G. W. Hilliard.

Telegraph Manager — G. W. Hilliard,
Western Union.

Telephone Managers — E. H. Morris,
Asheboro Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — C. A. Wood, Fastor.

Methodist Frotestant— T. M. John-
son. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Asheboro Graded Schools — O. V.
Mooslev, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Central Hotel, A. A. Spencer. Prop.

Auman House, D. Auman, Prop.
ARCHITECTS.

Davis. M. L.

Porter, Sam.

Redding, Allen.

Purcell. Jesse.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Randolph— O. R. Cox, Pres-
ident ; W. J. Armfield, Cashier.

First National Bank— J. S. Lewis,
President ; J. U. Neely, Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Foust, W. L., & Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Morris- Sea rboro-Moffitt Co.

Wood & Moring.

Crawford Bros.

Miller. W. J.

BOOK STORES.

Morris-Scarboro-Moffltt Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Winslow. E.
Steed, John R.

CLUBS.

Jackson.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Stont-Rankin & Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS,

Peoples.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Acme Hosiery Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Standard Drug Co.
Asheboro Drug Co.

Underwood, .1. T.
Simpson, J. I).
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Porter, Sam.
Redding, Allen.
Presuell, Jesse.
Davis, M. L.
Hilliard, B. F.
Hammer. George N.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Rich, Otis W.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Industrial Association — D. B. Mc-
Crary, President; Seth W. Laughlin,
Secretary and Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Morris-Scarboro-Moffltt Co.
Woods <fc Moring.
Miller. W. J.

LIVERY STABLES.
Morris, E. (1.
McDowell Bros.
Boss. R. R.
Miller, J. G.

DENTISTS.
Lockhart, D. K.
Henley, F. Arthur.

FLOUR AND FEED MILLS.
Asheboro Roller Mills.
Crown Milling Co.

DRUGGISTS.
Asheboro Drug Co.
Standard Drug Co.
Underwood. James T.
Simpson, J. D.

DOCTORS.
Henlev, A. A.
Hunter. J. V.
Moore, W. J.
Hiatt, H. B.

ROLLER MILLS.
Asheboro Roller Mills.
Crown Milling Co.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Wood ..V- Moring.
Miller. W. J.

Morris-Scarboro-Moffltt Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Asheboro Electric Co.. M. W. Par-
rish. Manager.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Stedman, W. D., & Son.
Ferree, O.
FURNITURE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Asheboro Furniture Co.
Asheboro Chair Co.
Randolph Chair Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
McPherson. T. B.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON AVORKS.
Asheboro Wheelbarrow & Mfg. Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Fox. O. R.
Jolly, J. W„ & Co.
Wood & Morins.

GROCERS.
Lexington Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)
Asheboro Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.
McCrary-Redding Hardware Co.
Lewis & Winslow Hardware Co

RANDOLPH COUNTY.

391

INSURANCE AGENTS.

McAlister, A. C, & Co.

Teague, W. J.

Walker, J. E.

Hammer, .Tames M.. & Co.

Moffltt, Elijah.

Morris & Ross.

Pearee. E. C.

JEWELERS.

Cox, N. P.

LAUNDRIES.

Asheboro Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.

Robins, H. M

Spence, J. A.

Hammer, W. C.

Brittain, J. T.

Fernee. Thad S.

Holton, C. L.

Kellv. R. C.

Moffltt, Elijah.

LUMBER M'F'R'S. & DEALERS.

Home Building & Material Co.

Cox Lumber Co.

Asheboro Wheelbarrow iK: Mfg. Co

Newport Lumber Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Asheboro Wheelbarrow & Mfg. Co.
(Trucks, wheelbarrows and stop-lad-
ders.)

PAINTERS.

Paisley. Robert.

Allred, Norman.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Ferree. O.

Staut-Rankin Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Asheboro Courier — Win. C. Hammer.
Editor.

Randolhp Bulletin— TJ. S. Haves.
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Moffltt. Elijah.

Hammer <& Co.

Arm field & Laughlin Realty Co.
SHINGLE DEALERS.

Asheboro Wheelbarrow & Mfg. Co.

Cox Lumber Co.

Lewis & Winslow Hardware Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Pox, O. R.

Jolly, .T. W. & Co.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Allred. Norman.

Paisley. Robert.

per-

ARCHDALE.

Incorporated in 1S74.
Population. 1000: White. 200; col-
ored. 50; total, 250.

Value real estate. $27,000; value
sonal property, $22,207.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — H. S. Ragan.
Postmaster — .T. W. Blair.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Friends — N. M. Barker, Paster.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Public School — Sophronia Hiatt,
Principal.

DOCTORS.

Tomlinson, J. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Cox, D. C, & Son.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Arehdale Roller Mills.

WORTHVILLE.
Incorporated in 1895.
Population, 1000: White, 500; col-
ored, 20; total, 580.

Value real estate. $220,000; value
personal property. $75,000.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. H. Withers.
Postmaster — Miss Myrtle Johnson.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— R. L. Melton, Pastor.

DOCTORS.
Wilkerson, C. E.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Moffltt, II. A., & Co.
Arnold, J. O.
Coble, W. C.

MAN UFACTI RING PLANTS.
Worth Mfg. Co.. J. E. Williamson,
Secretary & Treasurer.

No.

colored
value

RANDLEMAN.

Population. 1009: ."..000.

No. white polls. ::s4 ;
polls. 33.

Value real estate. $185,000
personal property, $1S7,000.

Tax Rate: 75c. on the $100.

Bonded debt. $10,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— A. N. Bulla.

Chief of Police — J. L. Lassiter.

Treasurei — C. T. Beasley.

Tax Collector — J. L. Lassiter.

Postmaster — L. D. Mendenhall.

R. R. Agent — J. E. Davis, Southern
Railway.

Express Agent — J. E. Davis.

Telegraph Manager — J. E. Davis.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — Argus Barker,
Randleman Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Christian — J. R. Comer. Pastor.

Methodist — G. E. Eaves, Pastor.

Methodist P.— T. II. Mathews, Pas-
tor.
BUILDING &

Randleman.
SCHOOLS

Randleman

LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

AND ACADEMIES.

Graded Schools — J. M.
Robertson, Principal.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Central Hotel.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Randleman — S. Bryant,
President; J. H. Cole, Cashier.

Peoples Savings, Loan & Trust Co.
—J. J. Newlin, President; W. II.
Pickard, Cashier.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Randleman Store Co.

392

RANDOLPH COUNTY.

Elliott, G. AY.. & Co.
Milllkan Bros.
Hayes, E. P.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Randleman Hosiery Mills.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Allred, J. M.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Randleman Store Co.
Elliott. G. W., & Co.
Randleman Bargain House.

COTTON GINS.

Pickard, W. H.

DENTISTS.

Ashburn, T. F.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Central North Carolinian — W. I.

Boone, Editor.

DRUGGISTS.

Randleman Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
MeFayden, P. R.
Fox, Dennis L.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Randleman Store Co.
Naomi Store Co.
Elliott, G. W., & Co.
Hayes, E. P.

Randleman Bargain House.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Randleman Power Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Randleman Chair Co.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Elliott, G. W., & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Pickard, W. H. (Fire.)
Cole, J.H., & Co. (Fire.4

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Randleman Mfg. Co.
Naomi Falls Mfg. Co.
Plaidville Mfg. Co.
Randleman Hosiery Mills.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Randleman News — W. M. Brewer,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Pickard, \V. II.

LIBERTY.

Incorporated in 1882.

Population. 1009: White. 460; col-
oied, 40; total. 500.

Value real estate. $212,000; value
personal property, $87,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. B. Owen, Sr.

Postmaster— J. F. Pickett.

Chief of Police— Will Wheeler.

R. R. Agent — A. M. Lawson, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — A. M. Lawson,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Christian — R. L. Williamson, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant— C. E. Ed-

wards, Pastor.

Methodist Episcopal— I'. E. Ed-
wards, Pastor.

Baptist — J. L. King. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Liberty High School — T. D. Sharpe,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Liberty — G. A. Foster,
President; W. M. Hammer, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Foster, O. A.
Foust, D. Lacy.

DRUGGISTS.
Liberty Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McPherson & Pickett.
Gilliam & Patterson.
Liberty Mercantile Co.
Ellison. A. M.
Patterson. R. E.
Stroud Bros.
Wells. E. R.
Wrightsell. C. C.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Klondike.
Sunny South.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hardin. J. L.
Shepard. John.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Liberty Chair Co.
Liberty Roller Mills.
Smith, J. Rom. I Saw mill.)

TRINITY.

Incorporated in 1869.

Population. 1909: White,
ored, 40; total. ?.<X>.

Value real estate $130,000;
personal property. $40,000.

Tax Rate:. 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Major — Frank H. Wood.

Postmaster — Miss Amanda

R. R. Agent— J. IT. Massey
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. II.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES

Methodist — .T. A. Sharpe, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Trinity High School — Stephen
Weeks, Principal.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Brame. J. D.

Parker Store Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hill. John C.

Parker House.

MANUFACTU RING PLANTS.

Trinity Chair Works.

350; col-
value

Leath.

, South -

Massey

B.

RAMSEUR.

Incorporated in 1893.

Population. 1909: Whites. 1.150: col-
ored. 50; total. 1,200.

Value real estate. $550,000: value
personal property. $150,000.

RANDOLPH— RICHMOND.

393

Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Y. M. C. Johnson.
Postmaster — George M. Kimrey.
Chief of Police — D. A. Covington.
R. R, Agent— I1. A. Motlitt, Southern
Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — T. A. Moffitt,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — J. E. Woosley, Pastor.
Baptist— J. T. Byrum, Pastor.
Christian — L. E. Smith, Pastor.
Holiness — W. C. Frazier, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ramseur Graded School — W. P.
White, Supt.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Ramseur— W. II. Watkins.
President: I. F. Craven, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Tate. Charles S.
Caddell, Stephen W.

DRUGGISTS.
Betts. ,T. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Ramseur Store Co.
Watkins-Leonard Co.
Deep River Store Co.
Crescent Furniture Co.

.Tones, A. L.

Kidd & Thomas.

Phillips, J. R.

Hammer, M. E.

Frazier, G. M. D.. & Son.

Maner, C. H.

GROCERS.

York, J. W.

Dixon, J. B.

Dixon, J. W.

York. A. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ramseur Hotel.

Moore, H. B.

LIVERY STABLES.

Wright & Allen.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Columbia Mfg. Co. (Cotton mill.!

Ramseur Furniture Co. (Furniture.)

Novelty Wood Works. (Picker
sticks, bobbins and other mill sup-
plies.)

Ramseur Broom Works. (Brooms.)

Foushee, W. T., & Co. (Picker sticks
and rough lumber.)

York Bros. Mfg. Co. (Picker sticks,
rough and dressed lumber.)
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Watkins-Leonard Co.

Craven, I. F.

RICHMOND COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ROCKINGHAM.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of the Duke of Richmond.

Area: 472 square miles.

Value of real estate, $3,573,562; value of personal property, $1

Property listed by whites. $5,201,648; by negroes. $192,289.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 33 2-3c on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 268. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:

Seaboard Air Line Railway. 48.60 miles, assessed value I

The Pullman Co., assessed value

Southern Express Co., assessed value

Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.. assessed value

Superior Court Terms: January 10th, criminal cases only; A]
civil cases only:; May 30th; September 5th; September 27th civ
December 5th.

820.375.

78,371.58

6,960.44

4,324.03

16,521.00

22,375.44

234.50

jril 11th,

1 cases ;

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — T. L. Coving-

ton, Rockingham.

Sheriff— W. L. Higson,
Register of Deeds — D.
Rockingham.

Treasurer — D. M. Morrison,
ingnam.

Gay, Rockingham.
A. Graham, Rockin

Rockingham.
F. Reynolds,

Rock-

Coroner — D.

Surveyor — N,
ham.

Co .Supt. of Health— C. D. McPhail,
Rockingham.

Co. Supt. Schools — W. R. Coppedge,
Rockingham.

Supt. of County Home— J. W.

O'Brien. Rockingham.

Co. Board of Education — W. A.

Parsons. Covington; W. C. Leak,
Rockingham; A. H. McDonald, Hoff-
man.

County Commissioners — W. M. Cov-
ington, Rockingham; J. F. Wiggs,
Rockingham; A. T. White. Ellerhe;
N. G. Nicholson, Powelton ; N. D. Mc-
Donald, Hamlet.

Co. Board of Elections — W. S. Low-
dermilk, Rockingham: J. M. Smith,
Rockingham: A. Baldwin, Rocking-
ham.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Steele Township — A. J. Little, Lit-

SIM

RICHMOND COUNTY.

tie Mills; J. L. Baldwin, Mangum; ,T.
S. Mathewson, Mangum; 1). A. Bru-
ton, Ellerbe, R. F. D.

Mineral Springs — C. N. Watson El-
lerbe, R. P. D. ; J. A. Covington, El-
lerbe, R. F. D.

Blaek Jaek— C. H. King, Ellerbe,
R. F. D.

Beaver Dam — W. M. Tanner, Roek-
ingham, R. F. D. ; J. W. Butler, Hoff-
man.

Rockingham — W. F. Long, Rock-
ingham; A. J. Harrington. Rocking-
ham; E. C. Terry, Roberdel; A. P.
Barrett. Rockingham; J. M. Rain-
water, Roberdel ; W. H. Covington,
Rockingham.

Wolf Pit— W. H. Roberts, Rocking-
ham, R. F. D. ; R. L. Ussery, Cor-
dova.

Marks Creek — J. A. Atkinson, Hani-
let; G. W. Rooker. Coquac; W. A.
Wilkes. Hamlet; J. E. Milliken, Ham-
let; Frank Roberts, Hamlet.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Graves, A. J., Roberdel.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES NOT

IN TOWNS.

Roberdel.

Hoffman.

Pee Dee.

Covington.

Ellerbe.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Maness, J. M., Roberdel.

Copped.se. Neilson, Ellerbe.

Poole, Claude, Covington.

Dye, J. C, Cordova.

Everett. A. O., Rockingham.
PCBEIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Baldwin. W. W.. Rockingham.

Warburton, Miss Elma, Rocking-
ham.

Polk. Mrs. Annie, Rockingham.

Covington, Miss Sue, Roekincrham.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Roberts, Miss Lula, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Smith. Miss Beulah, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Monroe, Miss Mamie. Rockipgham.

Monroe. Miss Pat. Rockinglvm.

Capel. Miss Capella, Rockingham.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Fetna. Miss Pansy, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Lowe. Miss Lillie, Rockingham, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Crouch, Miss Annie, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Scarboro. Miss Lucv, Rockingham.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Scarboro. A. D.. Rockingham, R.
F. D. No. 3.

McDonald. W. S.. Rockingham, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Green. Miss Lizzie. Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Clark. Miss Eva. Rockingham, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Lizzie, Rockingham,

Miss Edna, Ellerbe,
Miss Annie, Ellerbe,

R.
R.
R.

Dockery, Miss
R. F. D. No. 1.

Monroe, Miss Marjorv, Rockingham,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Cameron, John W., Rockingham.

Graham, Miss Essie, Rockingham.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Gathings, Miss Vera, New.

Wallace, Miss Katie, Ellerbe,
D. No. 2.

McRae,
D. No. 1.

Sutton.
D. No. 2

Hutchinson, Miss Sallie. Ellerbe,
F. D. No. 1.

Bolton, Marvin, Ellerbe, R. F.
No. 1.

Revnolds, Miss Bessie, Ellerbe,
F. D. No. 1.

Lackey. Miss Edith, Hamlet.

Terrv. Miss Monnie, Hamlet.

McDuffy, Mrs. Vann, Hamlet.

Rollins. E. M., Roberdel.

Wicker. C. L., Roberdel.

Sanford, K., Roberdel.

Wicker, Miss Lula, Roberdel.

Smith. Miss Frances S., Roberdel.

Culberson, Miss Lillian, Roberdel.

Howell, J. A., Hoffman.

Hutchins, Tames, Hoffman.

Butler, Miss Dora, Hoffman.

Ratcliff, Miss Nellie. Cordova.

Culberson, Miss Beulah, Cordova.

Northington, Miss Avie. Mt. Gilead.

Livingston, Miss Olive. Covington.

Cromartie. Miss Agnes, Little's
Mills.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Parsons. D. A.. Covington.

Copel & Parsons, Capel's Mills.

Bostick. S. W., Bostick's Mills.

Gibson, R. H.. Roberdel.

O'Brien. P. O & Co., Ellerbe.

Everett Bros., Pegues.

Nicholson, M. B.. Osborne.

Ingram. W P.. Dubo.

COTTON C.INS.

Watson, H. C, Rockingham.

Hinson, M. S., Rockingham.

Hames. John. Rockingham.

Nichols. Robert, Rockingham.

Rockery. H. G. Rockingham.

Myson. E. N.. Dubo.

Bennett & Chapnel, Dubo.

Webster. Wm.. Mangum.

Harrington. J. A.. Rockingham, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Coley. J. R., Rockingham.

Everett, W. J.. Pegues.

Watson. H. C. Rockingham.

Hinson. M. L., Rockingham.

Hamer, John. Rockingham.

Nichols. Robert. Rockingham.

Rockery. H. C. Rockingham.

Ingram. E. N.. Dudo.

Bennett & Chapnel. Bosticks Mills.

Webster. William, Mangum.

Harrington. J. A.. Rockingham. R.

F. D. Uo. 1.

Coley, J. R.

Rockingham.

RICHMOND COUNTY.

395

Crossland & Everett, Rockingham,
R F. D. No. 1.

HAMLET.

Incorporated in 1S93.
Population, 1909: 4.0(10; whites. 3,-
000; negroes, 1,000.

Tax Rate: One per cent.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— T. G. Wood.

Chief of Police— C. B. Wright.

Postmaster — E. C. Terry.

R. R. Agent — C. ,T. Williamson, Sea-
board Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHCRCHES.

Baptist — J. A. Jackson, Pastor.

Methodist — H. A. Humble. Pastor.

Presbyterian — P. B. Rankin, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hamlet High School— W. L. (rid
dlebangh, Prin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Hamlet— E. A. Lackey,
President; C. H. Morrow. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Kinsman. H. F.
Fowler. J. I.

DRCGGISTS.

Biggs, S.

Hamlet Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Rhodes, E. N.
Rice &' Folsom.
Keel, C. L. & Co.
Hamlet Brocery Co.
Hamlet Commission Co.
Nicholson, J. A.
Millikin, M. L. & Co.
Williams. C. V. & Co.
Gibbons, J. P.
Land, W. R. & Co.
Liles & Witt.
Goodwin, J. B. & Co.
Jamison & Co.
Terry. G.. & Co.
Lackey Bros.
Patrick Furniture Co.
Pillow & Co.
Niemyer, J. C.
Anderson, J. H.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

S. A. L. Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Bobbins, Mrs. M. F.
Hunt, Mrs. A. J.
Gibson, Mrs. W. L.
Chesnutt, Mrs. H. B.

LIVERY STABLES.
Hinson Bros.
Millikin, Jackson.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hamlet Compress.
Hamlet Ice Co.
J. A. Williams Lumber Co.
Hamlet Electric Co.
Williams McKeithan Lumber Co.
Pintsch Gas Compressing Co.
Crown Carbonating Co.
J. F. Littlejohn. (Beds.)

LAWYERS.

Wood. T. G.
Medliu, J. C.

DENTISTS.
McPhail. I.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Bagwell Real Estate Co.
Hamlet Realty Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Hamlet Messenger — J. II. Lindsey.
Editor.

ROCKINGHAM.

Population, 1909: 3.500.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty. $1,021,586.

Tax Rate: $1.15.

Bonded debt. $(34,000; floating debt,
$0,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. N. Everett.

Chief of Police — J. E. Young.

City Clerk— W. S. Scales.

Treasurer — W. S. Scales.

Tax Collector— W. F. Long.

Standard-Keeper — A. B. Nicholson.

City Attorney— A. S. Dockery.

City Supt. of Health— L.. D. .Mc-
Phail.

Postmastei — J. P. Cameron.

Express Agent — C. G. Traywick.
Southern.

Telegraph Manage] — C. B. Tray-
wick, Western Union.

Telephone Manager — Walter C.
Steele, Southern Bell.

MINISTERS AND CHCRCHES.

Baptist — Josiah Crudup. Pastor.

Episcopal — E. W. Osborne. Rector.

Methodist— E. H. Davis. Pastor.

Presbvterian — J. E. Forbis. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rockingham Graded School — L. J.
Bell. Supt.; Miss Lottie Lurton. Prin.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Rockingham Hotel.

McDonald House.

Commercial House.

Shores, Mrs.

Terry, Mrs. Ida.

.Morton. Mrs. G. C.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Richmond County Building & Loan
Association.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Rockingham — Claude Gore,
President; M. \V. McRae, Cashier.

Bank of Pee Dee — W. L. Parsons.
< 'a shier.

Richmond County Savings Bank —
W. L. Parsons, President; W. L.
Scales. Cashier.

Farmers Bank — R. L. Steele. Pres-
ident; L. S. Covington. Cashier.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

McRae, W. P.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Rockingham Shoe Store.

McAulay, Yorke & Rogers.

Arrenson, A.

396

RICHMOND COUNTY.

Everett, W. J.
Warburton, Leo.
Black & Bros.

BOOK STORES.

Dawson, J. E.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Brothers, Win.
Coley.
Farmer.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'FRS.
Hinson, M. L.
Dockery-Porter Co.
Everett Hardware Co.

CLUBS.
Manufacturers Club.
German Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Baldwin, H. D.
Sully, Edwin.
Ledbetter, Jno. L.
McRae, T. L.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Pee Dee Mfg. Co., Nos. 1 and 2.
Roberdell Mfg. Co., Nos. 1 and 'J.
Leak. Wall &- McRae Mfg. Co.
Steele Mills Mfg. Co.
Ledbetter Mfg. Co.
Hannah Pickett Mfg. Co.
Entwhistle Mfg. Co.
Great Falls Mfg. Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Liles, E. B.
Watson, H. C.
Fox. L. G.
Lowry, W. G.
Covington, E. P..
Dockery-Porter Co.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Dumas, A. D.
Stephenson. W. J. & Son.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Dockery-Porter Co .
Everett Hardware Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Arrenson, A.
McAulay, Yorke & Rogers.

DENTISTS.

Cole. R. S.
Nichols, R. L.

DRUGGISTS.

Fox, L. B.
Hunter, T. B.
Eagle Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.

Garrett, J. A.
McPhail. L. D.
Covington, P. W.
Steele. W. H.
Ledbetter. J. M.
Webb, W. P.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Sanford, Mrs. L. P.
Blakey, Miss L. E.
Warburton, Leo.
Blocker Bros.
Arrenson, A.
Williams, A* A.

LIGHT COMPANIES.

Power Co.
Electric Light Co.
AND IRON WORKS.
Foundry Co.

DEALERS.

POWER AND

Rockingham

Rockingham

FOUNDRIES

Rockingham

FURNITURE
McNair, W. E.
Patrick & Co.
Rhone Furniture Store.

GROCERS.
Williams, W. T.
Smith, J. R.
Liles. E. B.
Lowry, W. G.
Mullis, W. T.
Maurice, L. L.
Covington. E. B.
Watson, H. C.
Porter. Arthur.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Everett Hardware Co.
Porter, H. W. & Co.
Dockerv- Porter Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Rockingham Realty and Insurance
Co.

Scales. W. L.
Armistead, Jno. L.

JEWELERS.
J. D.
LAUNDRIES.

Cameron,
Chinese.

LAWYERS.

A. S.
J. R.
A. L.

Dockery,
Cameron,
McPhail.
Kellv, W. M.
Shaw, J. D.
Lowdermick, W.
LUMBER M'F'RS
Dockerv Lumber
MACHINERY

S.

AND DEALERS.
Co.
DEALERS.

Everett Hardware Co.
Rockingham Foundry Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Ledbetter & Scales. (Cotton bag-
ging.)

Rockinham Cotton Mills.
Stan cell, J. (Lumber.)
Covington & Co. (Lumber.)

PATNT AND OIL DEALERS.
Everett Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
McKov. Will.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Watson. H. C.

PLUMBERS.
Everett Hardware Co.
PTANO AXD ORGAN DEALERS.
West. J. T.
McNair. W. E.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Wicker, W. T.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Weekly Post— A. L. Fletcher.
Editor.

PRINTING OFFICES.
'the Post Company.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Armsted, Jno. L.

RICHMOND — ROBESON.

397

Richmoud Realty & Insurance Co.
Reynolds & Lowdermilk.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Marks, J. F.

TAILORS.
The People's Tailor Shop.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Watson, H. C.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Davis, E. S.

1 50 :

HOFFMAN.

Population. 1909: Whit
ored, 150; total, 300.

Mayor— J. W. Butler.

Postmaster — J. Frank Butler.

Chief of Police — D. T. Thompson.

R. R. Agent — D. M. Tyner, Seaboard
Air Line Railroad Co.

Manager Telegraph — D. M. Tyner.
Western Union and Bell Telephone
Company.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — W. R. Coppedge, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— Rev. Mr. Seabolt, Pas-
tor.

Baptist — .1. H. Auston, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Hoffman High Schools — Jas. Hutch-
ins, Prin. ; Jas. A. Harrell, Interme-
diate; Miss Dora Butler, Primary.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Blue, D. T.

Butler, J. W.

Baldwin, G. C.

Butler, A. J.

McDonald, A. H.

Butler & Robertson.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hoffman Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Butler, J. W.

SAW MILLS.

Blue. .Tas. (Saw and planing mill.)

Butler, A. ,T.

Cameron, M. B.

COTTON GINS.

Butler, A. J.

Blue, Jas.

ROBESON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, LUMBERTON.

Formed in 17S6. Named in honor of Colonel Robeson. (Battle of
Elizabethtown. 1781).

Area: 1*50 square miles.

Population, 45,060. White males. 9.800: white females. 9,771; Indian,
males, 1,026 ; Indian females, 1,951; negro males, 8,279; negro females,
S.638; foreign born. 32.

Value of real estate. $6,482,766; value of personal property, $3,834,526.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $9,340,637; by negroes, $622,881; In-
dians, $353,764.

No. of schools: For whites. 82; for negroes. 63; for Indians, 25.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100; roads and brides, 20c; special, 5c.

County bonded debt. $75,000.

Public Roads: Worked bv taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:

Carolina Electric Co., assessed value $ 2,600.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 80.69 miles, assessed value 2,358,405.71

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 30.60 miles, assessed value 615.252.17

The Pullman Co., assessed value 10,997.27

Southern Express Co., assessed value 13,076.23

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 17,806.21

Red Springs & Bowmore Railroad, 10.50 miles, assessed value. 15.071.01
Aberdeen and Rockflsh Railroad, 8.00 miles, assessed value .. 40.5S2.10

Lumherton Telephone Co.. assessed value 2,600.00

Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 4,376.00

Raleigh and Charleston Railway, 20.76 miles, assessed value . . 100,000.00

American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 6,273.00

Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., assessed value 2,670.12

Virginia and Carolina Coast Railroad, 14.50 miles, assessed value 43,500.00
Alma Railroad Co., 12.00 miles, assessed value 12,000.00

COUNTY OFFICERS. I berton.

Clerk of the Court — W. H. Hum Coroner — G. E. Rancke, Sr., Lum-

phrey, Lumberton. j berton.

Sheriff — E. C. McNeill, Lumberton. Surveyor — W. J. Matthews, Max-
Register of Deeds — Thos. N. Higley, ton.

Lumberton. Co. Supt. of Health— W. A. McPhnul,

Treasurer — M. G. McKinzie, Ltim- Lumberton.

berton. Co. Supt. of Schools— J. R. Poole.

County Auditor — Abner Nash. Lum- ! Lnmberton .

398

ROBESON COUNTY.

Supt. of County Home — -W. G. Rey-
nolds, Lumberton.

Co. Hoard of Education — Lucius Mc-
Bae (chm.)i L. R. Hamer, E. C. Nye.

County Commissioners — J. \V. Car-
ter (chm.), A. L. Bullock. D. S. Al-
derman, A. R. McEachern, Chas. A.
Oliver.

Co. Board of

S. A. Edmunds

JUSTICES

Alfordsville
Smith, Orrum, R. J
Rowland, B. P. D. ;

Elections — Osea
B. E. Lewis.
OF THE PEACE.
Township — .1.

D. ; Alex. Alford,
George C. Fisher,

Page,

Kd.

Rowland, B. P. D. ; T. L. Monroe.
Rowland, B. F. D. ; P .P. McGirt,
Rowland, B. P. D.

Back Swamp — George L. Thompson,
Lumberton, B. F. D. No. 3;D .C. Buie,
Lumberton, R. F .D. No. 3; J. A.
Thompson, Lumberton, B. F. D. No.
3; L. B. Prevatt, Lumberton. B. F.
D. No. 3; J. A.
broke.

Blue Springs — D.
Shannon, B. F. D. :
Springs, B. F. D. ;
Baeford ; T. H. Tyson
Hodgin, Bed Springs

Sessoms, How-
J. B. Kinlaw,
N. C. Graham,
Kinlaw, How-
Lumberton,

MrCormirk. Pem-

B. McLauublin,
Shannon. D : C. A. Purcell Bed

T. H. Walters,
Baeford; J. A.
I Hodgin, Bed Springs. B. F. D.
Britt's — Hector Stephens, Board-
man; A. L. Stone. Kingdale; .T. T.
Tyler, Kingsdale; W. G. Pope. Lum-
berton. B. F. D. No. 4; S. F. Britt.
Kingsdale; L. A. Lawson, Orrum;
.Tames W. Parker. Kingsdale.

Burnt Swamp — John A. Humphrey.
Bed Springs, B. F. D. ; W. J. Hum-
idirev. Bed Springs. B. F. 1>.: W. A.
Smith. Bed Springs, B. F. D. : X. Me-
Innis, Pembroke.

Howellesville— .T. M.

ellsville, B. F. D. :
Howellsville. R. F. D.
Howellsville ; Isham,
ellsville: J. A. Townsend.
B. F. D. No. 1.

Lumber Bridge — M. L. Marky, Lum-
ber Bridge; H. M. John. Lumber
Bridge.

Lumberton — W. G. Beynolds. Lum-
berton ; John A. Bowland. Lumber-
ton ; A. E. White. Lumberton ; A. P.
Caldwell. Lumberton ; W. Lennon.
Lumberton ; W. P. Barker. Lumber-
ton ; John H. McNeill. Lumberton :
J. A. McAllister. Lumberton ; Eli
Phillips. Lumberton. B. F .D. No. 1.

Maxton — J. S. McBae, Maxton : B.
T. McElyear, Maxton, B. F. D. : McP.
McL. Alford, Maxton : T. J. Wooten.
Maxton.

Parkton— Neill McNeill.
S. J. Cobb, Parkton; Z. T.
Parkton.

Raft Swamp — W. K.
Lumberton, B. F. D. No.
Gregory, Lumberton, B. F.
N. M. Duncan, Lumberton.
No. 6; George L. Townsend. Lumber-
ton, B. F. D. No. 6. ; W. C. Townsend,

Parkton ;
McMillan.

Cul breath,
6; It. F.
D. No. 6;
B. F. D.

Lone.

Red Springs — J. X. Buie, Bed
Springs; A. B. Pearsall, Bed Springs;
A. 1). McLeod, Bed Springs; N. B.
McArthur. Bed Springs.

Saddle Tree — J. H. Powers, Lum-
berton. B. F. D. No. 1; N. A. Mcln-
tyre. Bennert, B. F. D.

Smith's.— P. H. McArthur. Wakulla;
| II. A. McNeill, Wakulla.

Saint Paul— (J. T. Fisher, St. Paul:
I W. S. Johnson, St. Paul; Marcus
Smith, St. Paul.

Sterling— E. C. Nye, Orrum; K. M.
Barnes .Barnesville; M. W. Hedge-
peth, Orrum; H. H. Barnes. Barnes-
ville.

Thompson— A. T. McKeller, Bow-
land; G. E. Bell. Bowland.

Wisliart's — McKay Bvrd, Lumber-
ton, B. F. D. No. 5; J. P. West. Lum-
berton, B. F. D. No. 5; J. T. Phillips,
Lumberton, B. F .D. No. 5; Gregory
Lennon. Allenton ; E B. Phillips, Al-
lenton, B. F. D. No. 5 ; J. A. Branch,
Lumberton: J. Pink Smith, Lumber-
ton, B. F. D. No. 5;A. E. Israel, Al-
lenton.

White House — B. L. Page, Fair-
mont; A. S. Thompson, Fairmont;
C. A. Oliver, Marietta.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Alfordsville High School— Miss Belle
Sawyer, Principal, Alfordsville.

Allendale High School — Archie Mc-
Millan. Principal, Melrose.

Black Swamp High School — At
Grady. (No principal, i

Barkers High School — J. W. Lovin.
Principal. Lumberton. B. F. D.

Bethel Institute — Miss Mary N. Mc-
Lauchlin, Principal, Branchville.

School — Miss Sallie Currie,
Morrosenean.

Institute— M. Shepherd.
Orrum.

High School— B. E. Bicken-
Parkton.
School— J. B. Dew,

Hillside
Principal,

Stincean
Principal.

Parkton
baker. Principal,

St. Paul's High

Principal, St. Pauls.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baker, L. J., Parkton.
Barnes, K., Orrum.
Barnes, D. C. Orrum.
Bresson, W. L., Bichardson.
Byrd. B. L.. Taylorsville.
Clark, J. D., St. Paul.
Cobb, J. W., Lumber Bridge.
Fleming, J. M., Lumberton.
Harrell, E. J., Lumber Bridge.
Harrelson, Hev. Homer.
Hester, C. B.. St. Paul.
Fulford, W. J., Baeford.
Hedgepeth, R. A., Barnesville.
Humphrey, D. B., Baeford.
Johnson. W. O., St. Paul.
Johns, E. O.. St. Paul.
Morven. M. V., Howellsville.
Scott, J. J.. Orrum.
Willes. W. W.. Pairmount.

ROBESON COUNTY.

399

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Northrop, T. L., St. Paul.

Pate, Dr.. Pembroke.

Early, W. W., Marietta.

Currie, W. S.. Parkton.
SAW MILLS.

Kingsdale Lumber Co., Lumbertou.

Powell, W. C, Lumberton.

Alma Lumber Co., Alma.

L. T. Cottonhone Lumber Co.. Bel-
lory.

Alford, Neill, Floral College.

Barnard.. B. P., Shannon.

Breece & McCormac, Pembroke.

Britt, G. T., Britts.

Butler. James, Tolarsville.

Culbreth, J. W., Moss Neck.

Evans, A. D., St. Pauls.

Fitzhugh Lumber Co., Parkton.

Floyd, J. R., Barnersville.

Fore, P. A., Alma.

Hill, Henry & Son, Raeford.

Hodgin, J. H., Antioch.

Hughes. J. G. & G. C Shannon.

Jones. II. L. & Co.. Purvis.

Leggett, AY. A., Nye.

Lewis, J. B., Inman.

MeBryde & McPhaul Bros. Antioch.

McDonald. E. J. & Bros., Rennert.

McGirt, J. K., Wakula.

McKay & Currie. Buie.

McKay, W ,R.. Floral College.

McMillan & Hushes, Parkton.

McWhite, W. R., Howellsville.

Odom. Opie. St. Pauls.

Prevatt, Giles & Co., Grady.

Price & Davis, Tona.

Rogers, D. M.. Rochester.

Rozier, S. B., Rozier.

Shaw. L., St. Pauls.

Southern Saw Mills and Lumber
Co.. Kingsdale.

St. Pauls Lumber Co.. St. Pauls.

Thompson. G. L., Grady.

Tolar Bros.. Rennert.

Townsend. H. A., Townsend.

Tvner, L. E., Lowe.

Ward, J. W., Echo.

Williford & McRae, Raeford.

Willoughby, J. L.. Grady.

Brvant Bros.. Lumberton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

McNeill, Miss Cora, Red Springs.

John. Miss Kittle, Lumber Bricfee.

Cullum, P. C, Lumber Bridge.

Fisher. Pritchard, Hope Mills.
Phillips, Bunyan. Lumberton.

Townsend, Miss Emma. Lumberton.

Edens. Lacy T., Rowland.

Hart. Miss Oertrude, Parkton.
Johnson. Miss Nora, St. Pauls.
Baker. Miss Alma. Rennert.
Pnrbam, Miss Mamie, Lumber
Bridge.

Stone, Thaddeus, Lumberton, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Lawson, Miss Rebecca, Orrum.
Patterson. Miss Emmie. Maxton.
Humphrey, Miss Lena. Lumberton.
Boone. Miss Dora, Lumberton.
John, Miss Cora, Lumber Bridge.

Johnson, Miss Dora, St. Pauls.
Russ, Miss Lena, Lumberton.
Surles. Miss Alice, Orrum.
Nixon, J. C, Red Springs.
Barnes. T. F., Proctorsville.
Kinlaw. Rufus, Lumberton.
Avery, Miss Edith, Red Springs.
McNanl, J. M.. Fairmont.
Herbert, W. C, Rowland.
McKenzie, Miss Kate, Rowland.
McQueen, Miss Irene, Rowland.
Ashley, Miss Agnes, Fairmont.
Holt, J. E., Raeford.
Cullum, P. C, Lumber Bridge.
Mann, F. P., Parkton.
McNeill, Miss Jennett, Raeford.
Wilson. S. P., Orrum.
Weatherly, Miss Will. Fairmont.
Griffin, Miss Lucy, Marietta.
Register, Miss Flora K.. Lumber-
ton.
Dickson, Miss Susie, Lumberton.
Carr, Miss Nell W., Orrum.
Johnson, B. H., St. Pauls.
Andrews, Miss Angele, St. Pauls.
Warwick, Geo., Lumberton.
Pitman, Miss Ora, Lumberton.
McLeod, Miss Isabel, Dundarrach.
Withers, Miss Annie, Lumberton.
Mercer. A. B., Lumberton.
Price, J. P., Proctorsville.
Avent, Miss Fannie. Maxton.
Reynolds, O. G., Raynham.
Evans, Miss Willie D., Maxton.
For, Mrs. Maude A., Lumberton.
McLean, Miss Nannie. Maxton.
Alderman. Miss Lillian, Raeford.
McNeill. Miss Flora, Raeford.
Singletary, Miss Eliza B., Tolars-
ville.

Singletary, Miss Bertha, Howells-
ville.

Stewart. Miss Janie. Maxton.

Tyner, Miss Addie, Buie .

Robertson, Miss Myrtle, Rowland.

Markham, Miss Elizabeth, Lumber-
ton.

Singletary, Miss Alice. Howellsville.

Singletary, Miss Dollie, Lumber-
ton.

Willis. Miss Gertie. Parkton.

Broadwell. Miss Katie. St. Pauls.

Graham, Miss Brennie, Proctors-
ville.

McCanless, Mrs. W. T., Red Springs.

Markham. Miss Zula, Lnmberton.

Bracy, Miss May, Rowland.

Thompson. Henry. Allenton.

McLean. Jas. H., Rowland.

Britt, Tra, Lumberton.

Lewis. W. C. Pembroke.

McAuther. Miss Alary. Marietta.

Stewart, Chas.. Pembroke.

Hashes, Miss Sallie Neal, Maxton.

Wilson, Mrs. S. P.. Orrum.

Tavlor. V. H., Lumberton.

Forbis. J. H., Parkton.

Stewart. Miss Mary IL. Parkton.

Holt, J. E., Raeford.

Humphrey. Mrs. Effle A., Lnmber-
ton. R. F. D. No. 2.

400

ROBESON COUNTY.

Hatcher, Miss Lena, McDonald.
Burns, Miss May. Maxton.
Stewart, Miss Mary E., St. Pauls.
Harrill, E. A., Rowland.
McNeill, Miss Mary E., Lumberton.
McMillan, Miss Lettie, Barnesville.
Russell, Miss Rebeckah, Maxton.
Bridginan, Miss Maggie, Marietta.
McDonald, Miss Jennie, Pembroke.
Harkrader, Miss Lillian, Fairmont.
Kilgore, Miss C, Rowland.
Underwood, Miss Fannie, Marietta.
McQueen, Miss Flora, Raeford.
Royal, Miss Vada, Parkton.
Blvthe, F. J., Red Springs.

McKinnon,

Springs.

Rogers, W.
Talbert, R
Ennett. A.

Mrs.

\Y

H.

Red

L., Pages Mills.
1!.. Lumberton.
I).. Lumberton.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Stansell, B., Allenton.
Hodgin, H. H. & Sons, Antioch.
Barnersville.
Marietta.
M. Elrod.
Hughes, Parkton.
Ashpole.
W., Bowmore.
Bowmore.
Elrod.

Barnes, R. R.,
Inman, Robert,
Williamson, W.
McMillan Co..
McLean & Co..
McLaughlin, T.
Wilkes, J. W.,
Patterson, McN.

I'ool, R. H., Elrod.
Alford, Neill, Floral College.
Kingsdale Store Co.. Kingsdale.
Townsend, W .C, Lowe.
Tyner, L. E.. Howe.
Savage, W. A., Moss Neck.
Arnett, J. McL. & Co.. Orruni.
Britt. Wm. O., Orrum.
McNeill, Neill, Parkton.
Livermore. R. W., Pares.
Breece & McCormick. Pembroke.
Thagard. A. A., Pembroke.
Townsend, J. L.. Raynham.
Rogers, D. M., Rochester.
Rozier, S. B., Rozier.
Townsend, L. H., Townsend.

COTTON GINS.

Alford, Neill, Floral College.
Atkinson. Hybert. Leesville.
Baxley. Dennis, Cromartie.
Butler, James, Tolarsville.
Cox. C. B. & Co., Alfordsville.
McEachern, A. R., St. Pauls.
Shaw & Johnson, St. Pauls.
Fisher, W. H., Tolarsville.
Culbreth, J. W., Moss Neck.
Dew, C. C, Raeford.
Edens. Allen. Echo.
Edmond, Mrs. L. A.. Charm.
Evans, A. D., St. Pauls.
Faulk, O. C, Refuge.
Fletcher. R. J., Wakulla.
Flovd. J. R., Barnesville.
Graham, .1. M.. Pike.
Graham, Richard. Bowmore.
Hodgin. H. H.. Antioch.
Hamer. L. R.. Fulmore.
Leggett. W. A., Nye.
Lewis, J. B.. Inman.

Livermore, R. W., Pates.
McBryde, Thomas, Ryan.
McGeachy, Robert, St. Pauls.
McGirt, J. K., Wakula.
McCoy, W. R., Floral College.
McLean, A. D., Branchville.
McMillan & Hughes, Parkton.
Oliver, A. C, Affinity.
Oliver, J .S., Affinity.
Page, Oscar, Affinity.
Page, Timoty, Affinity.
Parker. J. I-\, McDonalds.
Pates, C. T.. Purvis.
Price & Davis, Iona.
Rogers, D. M., Rochester.
Rowan, J. C, Grady.
Rozier, S. B., Rozier.
Shaw, L., St. Pauls.
Smith, S. J., Raynham.
Standi, I!.. Allenton.
Stewart, 1». L., Alma.
Thompson, 1». L.. Grady.
Tolar Bros.. Rennert.
Townsend. H. A.. Rayiiham.
Townsend, L. H., Townsend.
Townsend. S. R., Red Banks.
Tyner, L. E., Lowe.
Ward, .1. W., Echo.
Britt, S. F... Lumberton.

LUMBERTON.

Population, 1909: 5.000.

Value real estate. $552,000; value
personal property. $583,000.

Tax Rate: SI .71.

Bonded debt, $105,000; floating debt.
$5,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. A. Rowland.

Chief of Police — F. J. Floyd.

City Clerk — C. B. Skipper.

Treasurer — C. B. Skipper.

Tax Collector— F. J. Floyd.

Standard-Keeper — D. B. McNeill.

City AttorDey — E. M. Britt.

City Supt. of Health— T. D. Kitchin.

Postmastei — R. M. Norment.

R. R. Agents — M. Beverly, Seaboard
Air Line Railroad; T. W. Bullock,

R.

E. B. Huggins. V. <S:

R. & C. R
C. S. R. R.

Express Agent — F. J. Thomas.

Telegraph Manasei — S. H. Hainil
ton, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— C. H. Durham.

Methodist— E. M. Hoyle.

Presbyterian — A. E. Baker.

Jewish Synagogue — M. Schocbet.

Holiness — F. Weiss.
SCHOOLS AND ACABEMIES.

Lumberton Graded School — R.
Sentelle. Supt.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Waverly Hotel.

Lumberton Hotel.

Dixie Cafe.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Farmers and Merchants Bank — T
A. McNeill, President: T. C. Evans
Cashier.

B

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ROBESON COUNTY.

401

Bank of Lumberton — A. W. McLean,
President; A. W. Peeler, Cashier.

First National Bank — G. B. McLeod,

President ; H. M. McAllister, Cashier.

Robeson County Loan & Trust Co.

—A. W. McLean. President: A. T.

McLean, Cashier.

BAKERS.
Morris Bakery, J. R. Morris. Prop.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Acme Brick Co.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Townsend Bros.
Crump & Floyd.
Jennette.
Singletary Co.

BOOK STORES.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Crump & Floyd.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Hinds, A. H.
Filegan & Son.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
Fuller, C. M.
Thompson, W. O.
White. A. E.

CLUBS.
Industrial and Commercial Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Whitfield & French.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Lumberton Cotton Mills Co.
Dresden Cotton Mills Co.
National Cotton Mills Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Redmond, C. B.
CONTRACTORS AND
Walters. D. P.
Baker. C. L.
Barney. M.

COAL AND WOOD
McAllister Hardware

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Industrial and Commercial Club,
R. D. Caldwell. President; A. P. Cald-
well, Secretary and Treasurer.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Townsend Bros.
Jennette, Singletary Co.
COTTON GINS.
Lumberton Cotton Oil and Ginning
Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Caldwell. L. H.

DENTISTS.
Allen. R. T.
Gorham, R. F.
Regan., J. P.

DRUGGISTS.
McLean Sledge Co.
McMillan. J. D. & Son.
Pope Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Xornient. R, M.
Norment. T. A.
Knox. John, Jr.
Kitchin, T. D.

BUILDERS.

DEALERS.

Co.

McPhaul, W. A.
Thompson, N. A.
Johnson, T. C. .
Pope. H. T.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
L. H.
Floyd.
T. & Co.
M.
Gough.

DEALERS.
M.

Caldwell,
Crump &
Biggs, J.
Biggs, K.
White &

FRUIT
Blackburn, J.

•h. (Wholesale.)
DEALERS.

Co.

Moore, I. J.
Pate & Meares.
Blake. P. C.
Phillips. A. R.
Redmond, C. B.
McWhite Bros.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Lumberton Cotton Oil & Ginning Co.
Parrott. W. J.
Caldwell, L. H.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Redmond. C. B.
Phillips. A. R.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Eagle Furniture and Carpet Co.

GROCERS.
Wisbart, J. H.
Branch, J. A.
Redmond. C. B.
Whitfield & Fini

HARDWARE
McAllister Hardware
Caldwell, L. H.
Caldwell & Carlyle.

■ HOSPITALS.
Thompson Sanatarium.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Caldwell, A. P. (Life and Fire.)
Williams. Q. T. (Fire.)
Hamilton, S. H. (Fire.)
Page. E. E. (Life.)
Barker, J. A. (Life.
Xornient. T. A. (Life and Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Boykin. H. C.
Humphrey. H. R.

LAUNDRIES.
Lumberton Steam Laundry.
Der Chun Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Lee, Robert E.
McLean, N. A.
McLean, A. W.
Snow, W. B.
Skipper, C. B.
Johnson, T. L.
McNeill, Sr„ T.
McNeill, Jr.. T.

A.
A.

McDairmid, T. N.
Britt, E. M.
Britt. E. J.
Mclntyre, S.
Lawrence, R. C.
Proctor. J. D.
Kinlaw. W. H.
Taylor. V. II.

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ROBESON cm NTY.

Wishart, Wade.
Shaw, D. P.
Lennon, W.
Baker, Archie.
LUMBER M'l'RS AND DEALERS.
Carolina Lumber Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Robeson Soda Water Co. (Soft
I Minks.)

Humphy. II. B. (Novelty Works.)
Freeman. Chas. (Novelty Works.)
McAllister Hardware Co.
Caldwell. L. H.
Caldwell & Carlyle.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
McAllister Hardware Co.
Caldwell, L. H.
Caldwell & Carlyle.
Whaley, W. W.

PAINTERS.
Whaley, W. W.

PLUMBERS.
Webb, W. B.
Peese, Jim.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Blocker Bros.
Easle Furniture and Carpet Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Waite, B. J.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Freeman Printing Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Robesonian — P. A. Bryant.
Editor.

ELECTRICIANS.
Sipher. E. G.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
White, O. E.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Bee Gee Manufacturing Co.
Whaley, L. E.

TAILORS.
McAllister Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Caldwell & Carlvle.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Edmunds. W. O.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
McMillan. J. D. & Son.

AGENTS.

FAIRMONT.

Incorporated in 1001.

Population. 1000: White. 500; col-
i red. 400; total, 900.

Value real estate, S40.000 ; value per-
« nal property. $10,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. P. Brown.
Postmaster — N. T. Andrews.
Chief of Police — X. W. Jenkins.
R. R. Agent — E. Fisher. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co.

Manager Telegraph — E. Fisher.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. B. Smith.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Bridgers.
Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. McLane.
DENTISTS.

Pitman, F. H.

Brown, J.

Stephens,

McMany,

INSURANCE

B. L. Page.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Fairmont Messenger — E. W. 1'lov,
Editor.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Fairmont — A. S. Thompson,
President ; F. L. Blue, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
P.
W. T.
H. E.
DRUGGISTS.

Pittman Drug Co.

Pittman, H. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Fairmont Hardware Co.

Floyd. P. R. & Co.

McLean, J. D. & Co.

White & Gouch.

Floyd, A. O.

Floyd, A. J.

Lewis, Miss Lorena.

Bullock, A. C.

Thompson, J. E.

Humphrey. W. H.

Murphrey, Wm.

Durrle, Sam.

Cobb, J. R.

McDaniel. A. L. & Co.

Jones, W. A. & Co.

Floyd, A. F.

McDaniel, E. V.

Thompson. A. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Fairmont Novelty Works.

Beaufort County Lumber Co.

Knight-Cashwell Mill and Novelt-
Works.

Ashpole Ginning Co.

Fairmont Ginning Co.

J. F. Stubbs Novelty

Clifton Rankin. (Saw

Works.

Mill.)

J. D. Lewis. (Saw Mill.)

RED SPRINGS.

Incorporated in 1S87.

Population. 1000: White, 000; col-
ored, 000; total, 1.500.

Value real estate, $750,000; value
personal property, $350,000.

Tax Rate: 60c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— D. P. McLeod.

Postmaster — John G. Brown.

Chief of Police — R. B. Lindsay.

R. R. Agent— H. S. Toon, Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co.

.Manager Telegraph — H. S. Toon,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — R. W. Jopling, Pas-
tor.

Methodist— Rev. Mr. Cotton.

Baptist— Rev. Mr. McClelland, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Southern Presbyterian College — Dr.
Vardell. President.

Male Academy — John L. Fairley,
Prin.

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403

Public School— Prof. Blythe, Prin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Bed Springs— A. B. Pear-
sall, President ; J. S. Jones, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McMillan, J. L.
McMillan, B. F.
Hodgin, H. H.

DRUGGISTS.

Red Springs Drug Co.
Townsend Drug Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Red Springs B. & L. Asso.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Singleton, J. A.

Red Springs Trading Co.

Willis & Baxley.

Cope, E. C.

Barrett & McNeill.

Mayer, M. E.

McNeill, Jno. T.

Gibson, R. H.

Corner Grocery Co.

Council, W. J.

Jessup, Frank.

Sikes, Currie Co.

Talbott, M. S.

Shooter, Mrs. Nellie.

Brown, Miss K. R.

Wright, S. W.

Townsend & Thomson.

Williams & Townsend.

Luck Bonds.

Kay, W. P.

McCallum, Frank.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Red Springs Hotel.
McPhail House.
McQueen House.
Sbooter House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Townsend & Brewer.
Dew. D. L.

MANCFACTURING PLANTS.

Red Springs Lumber Co.
Love Lumber Co.
Love Planing Plant.
Hutrsrins Plow Factory.
C. E. Zedaker Novelty Co.

LAWYERS.

Spell, A. P.
McWilliams, Hamilton.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Ilugsins & McRae.
McCallum, A. T. & Co.
DENTISTS.
Gibson, H. B.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Red Springs Citizen — A. B. Branch,
Editor.

ROWLAND.

Incorporated in 1888.

Population, 1909: White 750; col-
ored, 100; total, 850.

Value real estate, $450,000; value
personal property, $200,000.

Tax Rate: S3 l-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— D. W. Bullock.

Postmaster — II. S. Smith.

Chief of Police — D. W. Newton.

R. R. Agent— R. S. Dickinson, At-
lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — R. S. Dickson,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— F. B. McCall.

Presbyterians — A. W. Crawford, J.
M. McLain.

Baptist— W. S. Ballard.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rowland High School — Wm. C. Her-
bert.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Rowland — Allen Edens,
President; W. F. Bristow, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Reedv, Howard.

Pate, G. M.

Evans, W. E.

Smith, N. McN.

DENTISTS.

Lennon, C. H.
DRUGGISTS AND DRUG STORES.

Rowland Drug Co.

Ward, H. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bullock, A. L. & W. F.

McCormick, H. K.

Webster, W. W.

Cash Grocery Store.

People's Hardware and Furniture
Co.

Bullock & Cox.

Hedjrpeth & Chitty.

Rowland Grocery Co.

Draujrhon, R. T.

Jordan. F. F.

Margolis Bros.

Bracy. J. McR.

Campbell, Geo. R. & Son.

The McArn Co.

Rowland Hardware and Supply Co

Ward. Jno. W.

Stackhouse, T. W.

Adams, S. L.

Lvtch, Mrs. Milton.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The Flowers House.

LIVERY STABLES.

McCormick, H. K.

Norton, J. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Rowland Oil and Fertilizer Co.

Rankin, Chas. (Saw Mills.)

Bracy Bros. (Saw Mills and Brick
Yard.)
BUILDING * LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Rowland Building and Loan Asso-
ciation.

Rowland Loan and Trust Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Rowland Sun — A. C. Johnston, Edi-
tor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Brake & Biggs.

Rowland Loan and Trust Co.

404

ROBRSON COUNTY.

LUMBER BRIDGE.

Incorporated in 1891.
Population. 1909: White, 203; col-
ored, 68; total, 271.

Value real estate, $56,148.38; value
personal property, $15,510.

Tax Rate: 10c on $100 valuation.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor-. 7. W. Hall.
Postmaster — D. M. Hall.
Chief of Police — ,T. R. Clifton.
R. R. Agent— A. R. Conaly, Atlan-
tic Coast Line Railroad.

Manager Telegraph — A. R. Conoly.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — H. M. Dixon, Pastor.
Baptist — R. J. Harrell, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Lumber Bridge Graded School — P.
C. Cullum.

DOCTORS.
Stamps, Thos.
Surles, J. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hall. D. M. & Co.
Marley, M. L.
Farmers Trading Co.
Shaw. N. & Co.
Hall, W. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
McNair Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
McNair. D. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Lancaster, D. B. (Planing Mills, i
Marlev. M. L. (Cotton Ginnery.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Shaw. .T. L. (Fire.)

Euclid Mc-

course of

l.ooo: eol-
prop-

MAXTON.

Incorporated in 1M74.

Population. 1909: White.
ored, 700; total. 1.700.

Value real estate and persona
ertv. $605,000.

Tax Rate: $1.41 2-3c. on the SI 00.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. C. Parish.
Postmaster — W. M. Currie.
Chief of Police — C. F. Maynard.
R. R. Agent— F. C. Frostic. Sea-
board Air Li"e T?-v'if->nd ; G. H. Ooop-
r. Atlantic Coast Line.
Manager Telegrapu — F. C. Frostic,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist Episcopal — A. P. Tyre.
Presbyterian— II. G. IfTll.
Baptist— A. A. McClelland.
LAWYERS.

McLean & Wiggins.
Patterson, G. B.
McLean, B. F.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Maxton Graded Schools — It. L.
Thomasou.

Carolina College — Rev.
Whorter, President. (In
construction.)

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Maxton — T. O. Evans,
President; Lacy Williams, Cashier.

Bank of Robeson — Julian S. Carr.
President; O .C. Spaulding, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Crooms, Sr., J. D.

Croom, A. B.

Kirkpatrick, L. R.

Gibson, M. R.

DENTISTS.

Croom, Jr., J. D.

Mclver, D. C.
DRUGGISTS AND DRUG STORES.

Barnes Bros. Drug Co.

Hauser's Pharmacv.

WATER WORKS.

Maxton Water Works. (Plant owned
by city.)

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Currie-Patterson Co. (Inc.)

Carter, J. W.

Weatherlv, Walker & McQueen.

White & Gough.

The McKinnon Co.

McRae Co

Pool, J. T.

.Tones, A. L.

McQueen & McQueen.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

McNair, A. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

The McRae Hotel.

Maple Shade Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.

-McKinnon. Currie Co.

Cooper, B. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

United Lumber Co.

Maxton Sash and Door Co.

Elba Cotton Seed Oil Co. (Oil and
Fertilizers. »

BAKERS.

McLean & Croom.

Glass. B. C.

Phillins. B. W.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Evans, T. O.

McLean. Hector.

Morrison. A. McL.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Scottish Chief. W. B. Darker.
Editor and Prop.

FRINTING OFFICES.

The Scottish Chief Job Office. W.
B. Harker. Owner.

GINS.

Farmers Ginnery.
Maxton Ginning Co.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

405

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WENTWORTH.

Formed in 1785. Named in honor of Lord Wentworth, Marquis of Rock-
ingham.

Area: 550 square miles.

Population: 33,163. White males, 10,904; white females, 10,642; negro
males, 5,521); negro females. G,0SS ; foreign born, 67.

Value of real estate, $4,115,844 ; value of personal property, $3,118,324.

Property listed in 1900 by whites, $6,934,688; by negroes, $299,480.

No. of Schools: For whites, 71; for negroes, 41.

Tax Bate: County purposes, 32c. on the $100; special, 25c. Count v bonded
debt. $5,700.

Public Roads: No. miles, 200. Worked by convict system.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Co., 21.65 miles, assessed value $630,728.00

Atlantic & Yadkin Ry., 10.44 miles, assessed value 104,377.35

Southern Bell Telephone & Tel. Co.. assessed miles 10,386.00

The Pullman Co., assessed value 3.646.1 1

Southern Express Company, assessed value 5,518.70

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 32,946.47

Danville & Western Ry., 7.25 miles, assessed value 36,250.00

Norfolk & Western Ry., 20.02 miles, assessed value 348,606.56

International Telephone Co., assessed value 3,000.00

Merchants Dispatch Transportation Co.. assessed value 636.09

American Telephone & Tel. Co., assessed value 8,524.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 2,910.60

Good Will Telephone Co., assessed value 300.00

Superior Court Terms: First Monday before the first Monday in March
(2 weeks) ; Fourteenth Monday alter first Monday in March (2 weeks) ;
Fifth Monday before first Monday in September (1 week; ninth Monday
after the first Monday in September (2 weeks).

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— Jas. T. Smith,
Wentworth.

Sheriff— H. A. Clark. Reidsville.

Register of Deeds— .T. T. Holland,
Wentworth.

Treasurer — II. A. Clark. Reidsville.

Coroner — W. T. Robeson. Reidsville.

Surveyor — S. R. Dameron. Reids-
ville.

Co. Supt of Health— Samuel Elling-
ton, Wentworth.

Co. Supt. of Schools — L. N. Flicker
son, Rufiin.

Supt. of County Home — Layton
Foard, Reidsville, R. F. D. No. 4.

Supt. of Roads — C. A. Rickman.

R.
A.
I.

ern, Stokesdale, R. F. D. ; W.
Gentry, Stokesdale, R. F. D. ; T).
Walker, Stokesdale, R .F. I). :
Mott Lindsay, Madison, R. F. D.

Leaksville — J. A. Hopper, Leaks-
ville. R. F. D.; R. K. Terry, Draper;
W. AY. Amburn, Sray; W. A. Dunn,
Leaksville: L. P. Mitchell, Draper;
J. S. Hopper, Spray ; Frederic Brand-
ly. Jr., Draper.

Mayo — N. S. Smith, Stoneville.

Madison — R. R. Sutterfield, Stone-
ville, R. F. D.; J. A. Pratt, Madison;
.1. II. Ault, Mayodan : E. L. Hege,
Mayo dan.

New Bethel — P. H. Simpson. Slint-

Reidsviile, R.

F
Co. Hoard of
Martin, (chrm.),
Ivie, Leaksville;
Summerfield, R.
County Coram
ton, (chrm. i,
Reidsville; .T.

D. No. 4.

Education — Geo. W.
Madison : Robt. H.
Walter J. Williams.
F. D.

ssioners — .T. A. Ren-
Ruffin ; J. W. Dameron.
H. Glenn, Stoneville: J.

merfield. R. F.

D. ; M. W. Thomas,

Summerfield. R.

F. D. ; W. I. Witty.

Summerfield, R.

F. D. ; A. H. Garrett,

Summerfield, R.

F. D. : T. F. Wilson.

Madison. R. F.

D.; T. B. Wilson,

Madison. R. F.

D

Price— H. J. G

rogan. Price, R. F. D.

Reidsville — Jas

. M. Harris, Reids-

Martin .Tones. Reidsville; A. L.
French, Ryrdville, Ya.. R. F. D. No.

John T. Pannill.
S. Mit.-l.ell,

County Attorney
Reidsville.

Counly Jailer — Frank
Wentworth.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Huntville Township — L. A. South -

ville; Jas. H. Bennett, Reidsville. R.

F. D. ; J. N. Craicr, Reidsville; Jno.

G. Staples, Reidsville; W. D. iligh-
tower, Reidsville; J.
Reidsville.

Ruffin — J. A. Gibson,
Powell, Ruffin ; W. F
fin; A. N. Atkinson. Ruffin.

Wentworth — D. M. Moore, Reids-
ville. R. F. D. No. 4; J. R. Moore.

C. Bardner.

Ruffin; W. H.
Pritehett, Ruf-

406

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Reidsville, R. F. D. No. 3; R. M.
Hancock, Reidsville, R. F. D. No. 4;
A. J. Wliitmore, Wentworth; Robert
I*. Mitchell, Wentworth.

Williamsburg — A. B. McKinney,
Reidsville, R. F. D. ; B. F. Haizlip,
Reidsville, R F. D. No. 6; J. L. Way-
neck. Mclver; W. S. McKinley, Mc-
Iver; Geo. T. Davis, Reidsville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mt. Hermon — S. J. Beeker, Pastor,
Spray.

New London — L. J. Cox, Elon Col-
lege.

Howards Chapel — L. J. Cox. Elon
College.

Mt. Bethel— L. J. Cox. Elon Col-
lege.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES NOT
IN TOWNS.

New Bethel Academy — Intelligence.

Barham High School — Madison, R.
F. D.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Stewart, J. T., Summerfield, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Johnson, W. A., Reidsville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baynes, Jonathan, Wentworth, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wall & Sons, A. D., Wentworth, R.
F. D| No. 1.

Ounn, J. A., Wentworth. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Estes, Ceo. W., Madison. R. F. D.
No. 2.

McCallum, Geo.. Madison. R. F. D.
No. 2.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.

Humphreys, J. R., Wentworth.

SAW 3IILLS.

James &• Crowder, Wentworth.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Deshazo, Miss Mattie, Madison, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Lindsay, Miss Octola. Madison, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Knight, Miss Cora, Stokesdale, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Southern. Mr. G. O. Stokesdale.

Stewart, Mrs. Eliza, Stokesdale, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Friddle, Mr. D. L., Stokesdale, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Warmer. Miss Agnes, Stokesdale,
R. F. D. No. 2.

DeShazo, Prof. Geo. W., Spray.

Garrett, Miss Mary. Spray.

Johnson, Miss Robbie, Spray.

DeShazo. Miss Minnie. Spray.

Carter, Miss Emma, Spray.

Foard, Miss Lizzie, Spray.

Fagg, Miss Maud C Spray.

Edwards, Miss M. Adna. Spray.

Sweaney, Miss Iola. Lenksville.

Garrett, Miss Annie. Draper.

Pettigrew. Miss Nellie, Draper.

King, Miss Sujoe, Ridgeway. Va.,

i R. F. D. No. 3.

Hamlin, Miss Maggie, Leaksville,
R. F. D. No. 1.

DeShazo, Miss Myrtle. Stoneville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Highfill. Miss Susie. Madison, R.
F. D: No. 1.

Weathersbee, Mrs. L. W., Mayodan.

Somers, Miss Ida, Mayodan.

Carter, Miss Lottie, Stoneville, R.
I F. D. No. 1.

Lewellyn, Miss Lelia, Stoneville, R.
! F. D. No. 2.

Snead, Miss Julia, Stoneville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Pigg, Miss Clara. Stoneville,

Sharp, Mr. A. E.. Stoneville.

Fagg, Miss Cassie, Stoneville.

Riley, Mr. A. B., Intelligence.

Harris, Miss Mamie, Madison, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Gentry, Mr. J. C, Stokesdale, R. F.
D. No. 2.

McCollum, Miss Nora. Summerfield,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Pesrram, Miss Eva, Summerfield, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Goolsby, Mr. Robert, Summerfield,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Goolsby, Miss Rose, Summerfield,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Crumpler, Mr. R. P., Summerfield,
R. F. D. No 2.

Sharp. Miss Lizzie, Summerfield, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Small. Mrs. C. O., Summerfield. R.
j F. D. No. 1.

Sharp. Mr. Eugene. Summerfield. R.
j F. D. No. 1.

Sharp. Mr. W. G., Wentworth. R. F.
Do. No. 1.

Wall, Miss Bettie, Price, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Comer, Miss Sallie. Price. R. F. D.

Olenn, Miss Minnie, Stoneville, R.
: F. D. No. 3.

McDonald. Miss Carl. Reidsville.
i R. F. D. No. 4.

Terrv. Mrs. C. J.. Reidsville. R. F.
D. No 5.

Pearson, Mr. Rufus. Reidsville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Lewis. Miss Irene. Reidsville. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Alle. Miss Ruth. Forshee.

Covin srton. Miss Nannie, Reidsville.
R. F. D. No. 6.

Lnslev. Miss Alma, Reidsville, R.
F. D. No. 6*.

Fonville. Mrs. Lucy M.. Reidsville,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Sykes. Miss Alma. Pelhnm. R. F. D.

Oatowood. Miss Eula, Mayfield.

Womack, Miss Hester, Ruflin. R. F.
D. No. 3.

Pruitt, Miss Sallie. Ruffln, R. F. D.
j No. 3.

Bennett. Miss Sallie. Reidsville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Raine, Miss Mary. Reidsville. R. F. I

ROCKINGHA M COUNTY.

407

I). No.' 3.

Foster, Mrs. Lula, Oregon.

Smith, Miss Fannie, Oregon.

Burton, Miss Frances, Reidsville,
R. F. D.

Burton, Miss Nellie, Reidsville. R.
F. D.

Mallov, Miss Lelia, Reidsville, R. F.
D.

Glass, Miss Ina, Reidsville, R. F.
D.

Moore, Miss Myrtle, Reidsville. R.
F. D.

Stallings, Miss Lelah, Reidsville, R.
F. D.

Moselev, Miss Annie. Reidsville, R.
F. D.

Haynes, Mr. J. E., Reidsville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Lemons, Miss Augusta, Reidsville,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Rutledge, Miss Julia, Benaia, R. F.
D.

Hurdle, Mr. S. W., Wentworth.

Clark, Miss Ruth, Wentworth.

Price, Miss Lizzie, Wentworth.

Burton. Miss Lula, Wentworth, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Meador, Miss Minnie. Reidsville. R.
F. D. No. 4.

Glenn, Miss Lillie, Reidsville, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Lovin<rs. Miss Emma. Reidsville. R.
F. D. No. 3.

Lemoss, Miss Quenn. Reidsville, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Laslev, Miss Lillian. Wentworth. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Horsford. Miss Lucy. Madison. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Horsford, Mr. A. L., Madison, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Mitchell, Miss Lizzie. Reidsville. R.
F. D. No. 4.

Sharp, Miss Stella. McTver.

Slade, Miss Annie L.. McTver. R. F.
D.

CMimdv. Mrs.. McTver. R. F. D.

Whittomore. Miss Mattie. Reidsville.
R. F. P. No. fi.

Smithey. Miss TIallie, Reidsville,
R. F. D.' No. a.

Chandler, Miss Bessie, Brown Sum-
mit. R. F. D.

Hall, Mr. Bowling. Ruffin.

Bennett, Miss Mamie, Ruffin.

Tucker, Miss Lottie. Ruffin.

Crutchfield, Mr. J. E.. Madison..

Terry. Miss Bessie Madison,

Withers. Miss Bessie. Madison.

Mnrtin, Miss Sadie. Madison.

Crews. Miss Minnie. Mavodan.

Smith. Miss Annie L., Stoneville.

McCollum, Mr. C. G., Stokesdale.
R. F. D.

Wall, Miss Roberta. Stoneville, R.
F. D.

Barber, Miss Myrtle, Ruffin, It. F.
D.

WENTWORTH.
Population, 1909: 300; white, 250;
negroes, 50.

Postmaster — Numa R. Reid.

MINISTERS AND (HIRCHES.
Methodist Episcopal — A. L. Aycock.
Pastor.

Presbyterian Church — No pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Wentworth High School — Samuel
W. Hurdle, Prin. ; Miss Ruth Clark,
Assistant.

DOCTORS.
Ellington, Samuel. (County Physi-
cian.)

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Scales & Chambers.
Mitchell, Robt. G.

LAWYERS.
Humphries & Sharp.
McMichael, Charles O.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Reid Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Stiers, Jno. B.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Withers. Percy L.

3,200; col-
value

REIDSVILLE.

Population. 1909: Whites
ored. 2,000; total, 5,200.

Value real estate. $1.000,000 ;
personal property, $.800,000.

Tax Rate: 75c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Francis Womack.

Recorder's Court — A. J. Burton, Re
corder ; Clerk, J. N. Craig .

Postmaster — J. R. Jovce.

Chief of Police— L. G. Joyce.

R. R. Agrent — N.
Southern Railwav.
MINISTERS AND

Preshyteriau — D. I.

Methodist

Missionary Baptist — Wm. E. B.

C. Thompson.

CHURCHES.

Craig, Pastor.
-L. T. Mann. Pastor.
Baptist— Wm. E.

Hetlley. Pastor

Primitive Baptist — Elder Hardy.
Pastor.

Episcopal — Mr. Meliehamn. Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Reidsville Graded Schools — Prof.
Harden, Superintendent.

Reidsville Seminary — G. L. Shalley,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Citizens Bank— R. L. Watt, Presi-
dent; Scott Fillman. Cashier.

Bank of Reidsville — W. B. Wray.
Vice-President; J. F. Watlington.
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Balsley, T. E.

.left. S. G.

Mcdehee. J. W.

Sapp, L. L.

Dr. Stockard.

Dr. Watkins (col.)

Dr. Carter (col.)

40S

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

DENTISTS.

Hester, J. N.
Smith, L. T.
Dr. Meador.

DRUGGISTS.

Brittain. G. W.
Fetzer & Tucker.
Gardner & Link,
Allen, W. S.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Wootten Bros.
Henrlrix. D. A.
Minor, R. L.
Acme Grocery Co.
Ellington, D. R.
Hall, Chance, & Co.
Mayo, R I.
Gladstone, R. G.
Allen. W. S.
Harris, S. S.
White & Martin.
Sands, A. P.
Harris & Hubbard.
Whittemore-Mobley Hardware Co.
Tesh. J. M.
Gardner & Link.
Williamson. P. H.
Price & Clark.
Miles. F. S.
DeGrott, Fred.
Neal, Z. H.
Williams & Co.
Burton. W. F.
Fetzer & Tucker.
Burton, J. H.
Tulloch. J. S.
Miller, G. A.
Brittain. G. W.
Twin. Mrs. Carrie.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Rockingham.
Piedmont Hotel.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Edna Cotton Mills.

F. R. Penn Tobacco Co.

R. P. Richardson Jr. & Co. (Smok-
ing Tobacco.)

Robert Harris &

A. H. Motley Co.

J. H. Walker &
and Lumber.)

Reidsville Paper
Boxes and Bags.)

Reid Fertilizer Co.

G. E. Barber. (Fire Brick, i

LAWYERS.

Burton. A. ,T.
Scott, H. R.
Saintsing, J. E.
Glidewell, P. W.
Lane. H. P.
Pannill, J. T.
Reid. T S.
Wrenn, Edgar.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Huffines, J. D.

Womack, Francis.

Craig, J. N.

Reidsville Insurance and Realty Co.

Bro. (Tobacco.)

(Tobacco.)

Co. (Flour Mills

Box Co. (Paper

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Reidsville Review— M. and J. T.

Oliver, Editors.

Webster's Weekly— S. W. Cayton
and S. J. Henderson, Editors.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Reidsville Building and Loan Asso-
ciation.

col-

DRAPER.

Population, 190!): White, 800
orede, 50; total, S50.

Value real estate. $100,000; value
personal property, $750,000.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Postmaster — Thos. R. Hundley,
Chief of Police — .7. W. Slaughter.
R. R. Agent— S. P. Gilley, Danville
& Western By Co. and Southern Ex-
press Co.

Telegraph Manager — S. P. Gilley,
Western Union Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — T. .T. Jordan. Pastor.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Goode. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Draper Public School — Miss Anne
Garret. Prin.: Miss Nellie Pettigrew,
Teacher.

DOCTORS.
Webb, S. E.. Draper.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Draper Hotel.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hubbard & Co.. C. E.
Hillard Mercantile Go.
Rockingham Market Co.
Clark Bros.
Heiner. M. L.

LIVERY STABLES.
Draner Liverv Stables.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
German -American Co, ("Cotton Tex-
tiles.) Tndo-Chi-Am. Blankets and
Hosiery. Single and Ply Skiens and
Warps.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Brandly, Frederick. Jr. (Fire, t

STONEVILLE.

Population. 1000: 563. No. white
polls. 41?,: No. colored noils. 150.

Value real estate. $25,000; value
personal property. Si.~i.000.

Tax Rate: 10c.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Postmaster — R. S. Lemlr.

R. R. Agent— S. T. Hodgin. Norfolk
and Western Railroad Co.

Manager Telegraph — S. T. Hodgin.
South Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

.Methodist — J. H. Robertson, Pastor.

Campbellite Church— T. J. Glenn.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Stoneville High School — Miss Clara
Pigtr. Prin.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Stoneville Bank — R. T. Stone. Pres-
ident: C. K. Nolen, Cashier.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

409

M

DOCTORS.

Boaz, T. A.
Dicks, J as. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Stoneville Drug Store.

GENERAL. MERCHANTS.
Matthews, L. W.
Stoneville Hardware Co.
Poole, T. P. & Co.
Lewis & Thomas.
Roberts Brothers.
Willis. Joseph.
Grogan, W. H.
Smith, N. S.
Stoneville Furniture Co.
Stone, R. L.
Lacky, L. J.
Newman, W. H.

OTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Lewis Hotel.
Smith House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Stone & Nolen.
Taylor, .Tack.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Leathers. J. M. CSaw Mill.)
Mitchell, Geo. M. (Roller Flour
ills.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Stone. P. u ford.

whites,
value

MADISON.

Population, 1000: 1,300;
1,000: negroes, "00.

Value real estate, $500,000
personal property, $700,000.
Tax Rate: 7."ic

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— C. B. Pratt.
Chief of Police— W. B. Webster.
Postmaster — T. P. Newman.
R. R. Ag:ent— T. .T. Teasue. Norfolk
■iiul Western Railroad Co.: J. T.
Peay, Southern.

Manasrer Telegraph — T. .T. Teague.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal — B. Maryeson,
Pastor.

Baptist— W. TT. Wilson. Pastor.
Eoiscopal — Rev. Burkley, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Madison High School.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Madison — B. F. Mc-
t'ehoe. President: .T. O. Ragsdale,
Cashier.

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.
Webster Warehouse.
Planters' Warehouse.
DOCTORS.
Tavlor. .T. T.
Baird, C. A.
Mntbeson. R. C.
Wilson, W. T.

DENTISTS.
Roach. ,T. A.
Martin, C. L.

DRUGGISTS.
Madison Drug Co.

Rockingham Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.

MeGehee & Co.

Busick, D. W., Sons.

Wall iV- Ingram.

Meador Grocery Co.

Meador Supply Co.

Lackey, L. J.

City Grocery Co.

Reavis, Joe.

Madison Grainery Co.

Moore, J. H.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Pratt Bros.

Penn Hardware Co.

LAWYERS.

McMurdeaux, J. O.

Sharp, J. M.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Peatross, Phil A.

Ragsdale, J. O.

Murdeal. J. P.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Madison.

Hotel Sterling.

Stamps. Mrs. Ruth.

Knight, S. G.

Lackev, J. L.

LIVERY" STABLES.

Jones, W. C.

Ziegler Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Gahill. B. M. (Chair Factory.)

Pratt, J. A. (Finishing Mill.)

Cahill ,B. P. (Lawn Swing Factory
and Finishing Plant.)

Foust, James. (Brick Factory.)

Searcy. Allen. (Brick Manufactur-
ing Factory.)

Ledbetter. fWagon Mfg Co.)

NEAVSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Madison Herald— M. L. Misenheimer,
Editor.

LEAKSVILLE.

Population, 1000: Whites. 1,128; col-
ored. .".20: total. 1,454.

Value real estate. $400,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — T. F. Williams.

Postmaster — Mattie S. Martin.

Chief of Police — Jim. F. Deshazo.

R. R. Arent — Geo. H. Clark, Dan-
ville it Western Railway Co.

Manager Telejjraph — Geo. H. Clark,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— A. T. Bell. Pastor.

Baptist — W. E. Goode. Pastor.

Presbyterian — P. H. Gwynn. Pastor.

M^VSI'U'ERS AND EDITORS.

Leal-sville Gazette— J. T. Darling-
ton, Editor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Leaksville-Spray Institute — W. H.
Whitehead. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Leaksville — D. F. King,
President : A. T. Hopper. Cashier.

410

ROCKINGHA M COUNTY.

Peoples Bank — S. L. Martin, Presi-
dent ; A. E. Millner, Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Martin, S. L.
.Tolms, A. B.
Ray, .Tno. B.
Taylor, T. G.

LAWYERS.
Dunn., A. W.
Irie, Allan D.

DRUGGISTS. •
Leaksville Drug Co.

DENTISTS.
Richardson, E. E.
Warren, Ed.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Field, D. E.

Leaksville Mercantile Co.
Ross Jewelry Co.
Tvie Bros.
Williams & Millner.
Hnrris. J. C.
Ivie. B. F., & Co.

Leaksville-Spray Grocery Co.

(Wholesale).
Merchants Union
Millner, T. L., &
HARDWARE
Leaksville Hardware
Wright Hardware &

Co. (Wholesale).
Co. (Millinery).
DEALERS.

Co.
Implement Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Hotel Hopper.

Ivie House.

Wilson House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Ivie Bros.

Dillon Liverv Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Hampton, .T. H., Buggy Co.

Leaksville Wagon Co.

Leaksville Light & Power Co.

King, J. C. & E. B. (Flouring
Mill).
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Twin-City Building & Loan Asso-
ciation.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Leaksville-Sprav Insurance &

Realty Co.

Real Estate. Loan & Insurance Co.
(Inc.)

eight months by the mills).

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Spray— D. F. King,

President; A. T. Hopper, Cashier.

Imperial Trust & Savings Co.— I*.
Frank Mebane, President; E. Ivey.
Cashier

DOCTORS.
Sweaney, John.
Ray, Jno. B.
'Puttie, A. F.

DRUGGISTS.
Spray Drug & Chemical Co.
Boulevard Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Spray Mercantile Co.
Heiuer, M.
Hubbard, C. E.
Flvnn, W. D.
Millner. Lee T.
Haley, W. S.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
The Colonade.

LIVERY STABLES.
Martin & Ramsey.
Sprav Livery Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The American Warehouse Co.
Nantucket Mills.
Lilv Mills.
Sprav Cotton Mills.
Leaksville Cotton Mills.
Morehead Cotton Mills.
Rhode Island Manufacturing Co.
• Spray Woolen Mills.
Leaksville Woolen Mills.

LAWYERS.
Ivie. A. D.

DENTISTS.
Van Noppen. J. J.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Emerson, E. E.
Virginia Life Insurance Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Rockingham News — Mr. Booker,
Editor.

SPRAY.

Population. 1909: Whites. 0,000; coJ-
ored, 100; total. 61.000.

Postmaster — J. Sanford Pntterson.
Chief of Police— Harden Fans.
R. R. Agent — S. M. Harris, Dauvil'.e
& Western Railway.

Manager Telegraph— W. B. Weaver,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
M. Tolson. ?astor.
■P. H. Gwynn, Pastor.
Beeker, Pastor.
C. Jordan. Pastor.
Christian — A. B. Frost. Pastor.
Primtive Baptist— A. P. Spaugler.
Pastor.

1,400;

N. &

Reid.

Episcopal — G.
Preshyterian-
Baptist— S. J.
Methodist— T.

SCHOOLS AND
Public School.

ACADEMIES.

(Supplemented to

MAYODAN.

Incorporated in 1897.

Population. 1909: Whites,
orert, 100: total, 1,500.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100.
TOAVN OFFICERS.

Mavor — Francis B. Kemp.

Postmaster— C. L. Walters.

Chief of Police — M. C. Money.

R. R. Agent— J. E. Dempster.
W. Railway.

Manager Telegraph — C. H.
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Episcopal— A. R. Berkeley.

Moravian — Carlton White.

Methodist— L. W. Collins.

Baptist — T. C. Keaton.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Public School— Mrs. L. W. Weath-
ersbee.

DOCTORS.

Hanison, H. H.

ROCKINGITA M— ROWAN.

411

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Tesh, S. P.
Mayodan Supply Co.
Wilson, R. B.
Martin, L. W.
Martin. S. F.
Ross, R. V.
Austin, J. W.

Ault, J. H.

Black, T. C.

The Woolen Mills Store.

LIVERY STABLES.
Pallin, B. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Mayo Mills.
The Avalon Mills.

ROWAN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, SALISBURY.

Formed in 175:'.. Named in honor of Matthew Rowan.

Area: 461 square miles.

Population: 37,000. White males. 13.608; white females. 13,543; negro
males, 4,795 ; neero females, 4.8S4 ; foreign born, 303.

Value of real estate, $6,839,212; value of personal property, $3,132,716.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. S9.612.534; by negroes, 359,394.

No. of Schools: For whites. 84; for negroes, 40.

Tax Rate: Countv purposes. 20c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 25c;
special, 2c. County bonded debt. $25,000.

Public Roads: Worked by convict, free and hired labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Cooleemee Telephone Company, assessed value $ 80.00

Southern Railway Company, 17.52 miles, assessed value 510,409.00

North Carolina Railway, 20. 60 miles, assessed value 964,537.00

Yadkin Railway. 10.66 miles, assessed value 99.716.1 1

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value • 40.7S4.00

The Pullman Company, assessed value 6,419.84

Southern Express Company, assessed value 6,691.98

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 43,218.94

Albemarle Telephone Company, assessed value 1,176.00

Concord Telephone Company, assessed value 500.00

North Carolina Midland Railway, 17.20 miles, assessed value 282,772.13

Postal Telegraph Cable Company, assessed value 4,027.00

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 8,311.60

Southern Power Company, assessed value 4,513.00

Superior Court Terms: February Term, 3rd Monday before 1st Monday
in March. May Term, 9th Monday after 1st Monday in March. August
term. 1st Monday before 1st Monday in September. November Term, 11th
Monday after 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— .T. F. McCub-

bins, Salisbury.

Sheriff— J. H. McKenzie, Salisbury.

Register of Deeds— E. H. Miller,
Salisbury.

Treasurer — J. R. Nicholas. Salis-
bury.

Coroner — J. Rose Dorsett, Salis-
bury.

Surveyor — C. M. Miller. Salisbury.

Co. Supt. of Health — M. L. Smoot,
Salisbury.

Co. Supt. of Schools — It. G. Kizer,
Salisbury.

Supt. of County Home — Mrs. Chas.
Patterson, Salisbury.

Co. Board of Education — John S.
Henderson, (chrm.), Salisbury: .T. M.
Furs, Glass, R. F. D. No. 1; P. A.
Sloop, China Grove.

County Commissioners — r. B. Beard,
Salisbury; P. A. Hart man, Salisbury,
R. F. D. No. 4: L. H. Harris, Salis-

bury; W. P. Barber. Barber; R. B.
Peeler. Granite Quarry.

County Board of Elections — E. C.
Gregory, Salisbury; John C. Beaton.
Landis; E. H. Bean, Salisbury.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Franklin Township — J. C. Miller,
Salisbury, R. F. D. No. 1; V. P.
Lentz, Salisbury.

Unity — T. V. Terrell, Cooleemee; N.
N. Fleming, Woodleaf.

Scotch Irish — F. V. Bryan. Cleve-
land, R. F. D. No. 1; S. A. Rudisill.
Cleveland, R. F. D. No. 1; J. Lyerly.
Cleveland, R. F. D. No. 1; H. C. Tur-
ner, Cleveland, R. F. D. No. 1.

Cleveland— D. B. Rosebrough, Cleve-
land ; John H. Davis. Cleveland.

Mt. Ulla — Z. L. Brown, Mount Dlla;
L. M. Hart, Mount Ulla.

Steele — Charles T. Becker, Mount
Ulla.

At well— II. W. Overcash, Glass. R.
F. D. No. 1; J. L. Fleming, China

112

ROWAN COUNTY.

Grove, K. F. D. No. 1.

Locke — \V. T. Sumner. Salisbury.

China Grove — J. V. Laduras, China
Grove; W. L. Kimball, China drove.

Litaker John I>. A. Kisber, Rock-
well; J. C. Barnhardt, Salisbury, R.
F. I). No. 3; George II. Pless. China
Grove, It. F. D. ;George A. Slouch.
China (J rove. It. F. I).: .1. C. Lingle,
Faith.

Gold Hill— Alfred L. Peeler. Gold
Hill; Willis F. Josey. Gold Hill: '/..
Aug. Kluttz. Rockwell; John W. Jen-
kins, Gold Hill.

Morgan — John W. Miller. Richfield,
It. F. D. No. •_>: W. C. Carroll. Fool;
J. W. Basinger, Richfield, It. F. I».
D. No. 2; Joseph A. Miller. Richfield,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Providence — Joseph A. Pool, Salis-
bury. It. F. D. No. 4: H. C. Agner,
Salisbury, R. F. D. No. 4; L. D. II.
Frown. Salisbury. R. F. D. No. 4;
George M. Bassinser. Salisbury. It. F.
D. No. 4.

Salisbury — J. M. Brown. Salisbury;
J. C. Kesler. Salisbury ; John B.
Kerns, Salisbury: D. M. Miller. Salis-
bury; John R. Crawford. Salisbury:
F. M. Tank. Salisbury: J. D. Heilig.
Salisbury; W." D. Pethel. Salisbury;
W. L. Ray, Salisbury: D. J. Miller.
Salisbury: J. < >. White. Salisbury.
MINISTERS NOT IX TOWNS.

Brown, R. L., Salisbury. R. F. D.
No G.

Cox, Georsre H.. Enochville.

Brown, B. S.. Salisbury. It. F. I>.
No. 7.

Trexler. H. A..

Sowers. R. R., Salisbury. It. 1 P.
No. 1.

PHYSICIANS

Cowan, Robert

Sumnierell, F.

Brown. George

Fitzgerald. J.

Orange Church.
Salisbury. It. F.

NOT IN TOWNS.

L.. Watsonville.
M., Mill Bridge.
A., Mount Ulla.
F.

Poole, C. M.. Craven.

Withers. Bank. Enochville.

Holshouser, J. L.

Peeler. J. H.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rudesil, S. A., Cleveland. R. F. D
No. 1.

Lyerly, J..

McDaniel,
F. D.

Barber. J.

Tynch,
No. 1.

Cleveland. R. F. D.
Henry. Cleveland.

R.

T..
M.

Barber.
Gold Hill.

It. F. I>.

Lingle
No. 7.
Bailey

COTTON GINS.

Bros., Salisbury.

It. F. D.

Bros., Woodleaf.
Lippard & Witmore. Woodleaf.
Teague Bros., Cleveland. R. F. D.
Deal, J. Wilson. Mooresville, R. F. D.
Ludwig, Ben. Salisbury.
Bernhardt, C. T., Salisbury. It. F. D.

| No. 2.

FLOl'R, CORN AND PEED MILLS.

Teague Bros., Mt. Vernon.
Peeler Pros., Faith.

SAW MILES.

Bailey Bros.. Woodleaf.

Teague Bros. & Cunent. Mt. Vernon.

Post Bros., Salisbury. It. F. D.
No. 7.

Sowers, Philip .Salisbury.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Kluttz. Miss Lelia, Salisbury.

Graham. Miss Fannie. China Grove.
It, F. D. No. 2.

riess. Miss Cora. Salisbury, R. F.
I). No. 7.

Browu, Miss Mary P.. Barber, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Trexler, Miss Daisy, Salisbury. R.
F. I). No. 8.

Bame. Miss Flora. Gold Hill, R. F.
P. No. 1.

Cole, Miss Tina. Salisbury. It. F. D.
No. 4.

Miller. Miss Clara G.. Salisbury. It.
F. I". No. 1.

Barrier, Alpha, Barber. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Julian. Miss Maggie, Salisbury, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Trexler, Miss Pratte. Salisbury, R.
F. D. No. 6.

Peeler, Miss Mamie, Salisbury, R.
F. D. No. ?..

Trexler. Miss Roxie, Rockwell, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Sloop. Miss Mae, Rockwell. R. F.
I>. No. 2.

Deaton. Mrs. J. C. Landis.

Thorn. Miss Breitz. Woodleaf.

Canup, Miss Sallie. Salisbury. Box

289.

Fisher Miss Daisy. Crescent.

Holshouser. Miss Mary E., Salis-
bury. Box 280.

Barrier, Miss Lucy. Gold Hill.

Palmer. Miss Martha E.. Rockwell.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Lingle, Miss Carrie. Salisbury.

Rarringer, Miss Ellen, Cleeland.

Lyerly, Miss Maggie. Ccrecent.

Smoot, Miss Temple, N., Salisbury.
It. F. D. No. 5.

Kendall. Miss Janie. China Grove,
It. F. I). No. 2.

Lippard, Miss Emma. Salisbury. R.
F. D. No. 6

Arev, Miss Mary, Salisbury.

Pinkston, Miss Beulah M.. Rockwell.
It. F. D. No. 2.

Lingle, Miss Eltha L.. Salisbury, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Wise. Miss Nola M.. Salisbury. R.
F. D. No. 7.

Kimmons. Miss Mabel. Landis.

Julian, Niss Masgie. Salisbury, R.
F I). No. 3.

Ritchie, Miss Nora.

Shaeffer. Miss Mary V.

ROWAN COUNTY.

4 IS

Parnell, Miss Eileen C.

Briggs, Miss J. Anna.

Julian, Miss Pearle, Salisbury, R.

D. No. 4.
Fisher, Miss Eslie E., Rockwell,
. F. D. No. 2.
Cole, Miss Mayme, Salisbury, R.

No
Bost,
. No.
Rice.

D

4 .
Miss
1.

.Miss
No. 1.

Bessie. Salisbury, R
Annie L., Salisbury

Donkel, Miss
. F .D. No. i
Smoot, Miss

D. No. 1.
Kluttz, Mrs.

D. No. 4.
Lyerly, Miss
. No. 8
Steele,
. No. 2.
Foutz,

No. 3
Cranio

Ethel
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J no. 10.,
Geo.
Car a

A.

F.
F.
R.

E., Salisbury,
Cleveland, R.

Salisbury.
R

Miss
Miss

Salisbury,

Maud. Barber, R.

Nora, Salisbury. R.

( 'leveland,

R.

F.
F.

F.

k

F.

F

V
R

d. Miss Lula

D. No. 1.
Hooker, Miss Maggie E., Salisbury.
Rosebro. Miss Blanche, Cleveland.
Lipe. Miss Agnes.
Carriker, Miss Emma.
Heller, Mrs. Medora.
Page, Miss Viola.
Powlas, Miss Maude.
Thorpe, Miss Mamie Joe, Salisbury.
Stokes, Miss Stella.
Redwlne, Miss Maude, Salisbury.
Hudson, Miss Lillian, Salisbury.
Bost, Miss Daisy. Rockwell.
Powlas. Miss Alma, Barber.
Efird, Miss Fannie. China Grove.
Chilson. Miss Mary. Salisbury,
Monroe, Miss Nannie. Salisbury R.
. D. No. 1.

Templeton, Miss Vernie .Toe. Mount
11a.

Miller, Miss Anita. Mount Ilia.
Avey. Miss Mary. Mount I'lla.
Goodman, Miss Fannie, Mount I'lla.
Thompson, Miss Julia. Spencer.
Cashwell, Miss Bertha, Spencer.
Kluttz, Miss Nora, Rockwell.
Smith, Miss Delia. China Grove, R.

D. No. 3.
Fordham, Miss Annie L.. Spencer.
Graham, Miss Fannie. China Grove.
Caldwell. Miss Ruth. Mount Ulla.
Groin, Miss Emma, China Grove, R.
. I).

Lipe, Miss Annie. China drove, R.
. D.

Bostian. Miss Maggie, China Grove,
. F. I). No. 2.

Hoke, Miss Virginia S., China drove.
Bostian. Miss Mary, China drove.
Tucker, Miss Annie, dranite Quarry.
Foster, J. W., Cleveland, R. F. D.

Trexlei

i). 0.

P. M.. Salisbury. R. F. D.

Kluttz. Z. A., Rockwell. R. F. D.
No. 2.

Goodman, Paul T.. Gold Hill.

Reid, R. E., Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Aguer, Robert L.. Salisbury, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Lingle, J. L.. Salisbury.

Ritchie, R. M.. China drove.

Moss. Z. V., Cleveland.

Thomas. A. J.. Salisbury.

McKeown, Howard H., Woodleaf.

Karriker, Fred L.

Sowers. J. I)., Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Thulenberger, A., China drove.

Morgan, E. Leroy, Richtield, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Sloop. John A.. Salisbury, R. F- D.
No. S.

Ritchie. A. L., China drove.

Earnhardt. A. C, Rockwell.

Karriker, E. L.

Allen, J. H., Mount I'lla.

Hord, A. T.

Miller. J. C, Salisbury, R. P
No. 1.

Moss. 'A. V.. Cleveland.

Menins. .1. F.. Salisbury, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Odell. Ernest R

Fleming, N. N., Woodleaf.

Williams, D. F., Salisbury.

Sowers. Hugh, Salisbury.

Earnhardt, J. W., China drove. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Bostian, J. J.. China drove.

Windsor, R. W., Cleveland.

Shopins, W. A.. Salisbury, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Sloop, S. E.. Mount Ulla, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sloop, R. A.. Mooresville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Freezor, D. M., dranite Quarry.

Surratt, C. W., Richfield.

Beck. O. G., Salisbury.

Morgan, Thomas II., Salisbury, R.
F. D. No. 4.

D.

$100.

SALISBl'RV.

Population. 1909, 9,000.

Tax Rate. $1.25 on the

Bonded debt. $335,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. L. Smoot.

Chief of Police — I). W. Julian.

City Clerk — Staple Linn.

Treasurer — R. W. Price.

Tax Collector— D. W. Julian.

Standard-Keeper— S. L. Elliott.

City Attorney — Burton Craige.

City Snpt. of Health— M. W. Wood-
son.

Postmaster — J. II. Ramsay.

R. R. Agent — A. Buford, Southern
Railway.

Express Agent — .1. R. Parks. Jr.

Telegrraph Managers — H. M. Arm-

414

ROWAN COUNTY.

stead. Western Union; J. R. Crawford,
Postal-Cable Co.

Telephone Manager — S. IT. Wiley,
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co.

.MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — R. L. Motley, Pastor.

Episcopal — T. A. Cheatham, Rector.

Lutheran — II. M. Kinard, Pastor.

Methodist — J. C. Rowe, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Byron Clark, Pastor.

Catholic — Father Leo, Pastor.

German Reformed — W. B. Duttera.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

City Public Schools.

Livingstone College (col.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Empire Hotel.

Southern Hotel.

Vanderford Hotel.

iJ&rrier, Mrs. F. V.

Chunn, Miss Sallie.

Shaver, Mrs. G. H.

Dorton, J. E.

Foust, I. H.

Thomason, Mrs. Jacob.

Quiun, Mrs. M. C.

Carson, Mrs. J. T.

Cone, Mrs. Laura.

ARCHITECTS.

Lazenby, A. R.

Ramsay. J. E.

BANKS AND RANKERS.

Wachovia Loan & Trust Co. — Lee S.
Overman, President: W. F. Snider,
Cashier.

Davis & Wiley Bank— O. D. Davis,
President : .T. M. McCorkle, Cashier.

First National Bank — W. C. Conghe-
nour. President: W. H. White,
Cashier.

People's National Bank — .T. D. Nor-
wood, Cashier.

BAKERS.

Peeler, Arthur.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Isenhour & Son.

Watson, Wm. D.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Brown Shoe Co.

Bell Shoe Co.

Empire Shoe Department.

Whitlock & Rainey.

BOOK STORES.

Buerbaum, Theo.
Brittain & Campbell.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Price, R. W.
Jackson, M. L.
Hooker, E. H.
Holmes, H. C.
Rusher, J. A.
Brown, W. A.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Perpetual.
Citizens Co-operative.

CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'RS.

White, J. O.

Rowan Hardware & Machinery Co.

Salisbury Hardware & Furniture
Co.

Holmes & Overman.
CLUBS.

Elks Club.

Old Hickory Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Moses, Max.

Salisbury Grain & Supply Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY 3IILLS.

Salisbury Cotton Mills.

Kesler Cotton Mills.

Vance Cotton Mills.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Sabely, A. B.

Murphy, N. P.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Luzenby, A. R.

Propst, C. R.

Bradshaw, L. C.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Hinderlite, C. M.

Montgomery, C. A.

Salisbury Ice & Fuel Co.
CHAMBER OF COMJIERCE.

Salisbury Chamber of Commerce — ■
W. A. Esson, President; W. B.
Strachan, Secretary -Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FIRNISHERS.

Brown & Palmer.

Walker. T. A., & Co.

Rodders Clothing Co.

Wallace. V.

Field man, Jacob.

Globe Clothing Co.

COTTON GINS.

Avery. D. L.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Reid. J. H.

Empire Store Co.

Oestreicher, Dave.

Brittain & Campbell.
DENTISTS.

Ramsay, R. L.

Carlton, J. D.

Daniels, H. C.

Smith, C. B.

Purvis, S. P.

Fox, L. A.

DRUGGISTS.

Smith Drug Co.

Purcell, S. M.

Plummer Drug Co.

Kluttz & Co.

Cook, W. M.

DOCTORS.

Brawley, R. V

Caldwell. Julius A.

Council, J. B.

Crump, W. L.

Dorsett, E. Rose.

Clement, E. B.

Foust, J. H.

ROWAN COUNTY.

415

COMPANIES.

& M'F'RS.
Fertilizer

Heileg, H. G.
MeKenzie, W. W.
Stokes, J. E.
Trantham. H. T.
West, R. M.
Whitehead, Johu W.
Woodson, C. W.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Salisbury I->ry Goods Co.
Belk-Harry & Co.
Winecoff, A. W.
Oestreiker, Dave.
Brittain & Campbell.
POWER AND EIGHT
Salisbury-Spencer Co.

FRUIT DEALERS
The Krenn Co.
Saluby, A. B.
Marmora, Chas.
FERTILIZER DEALERS
Salisbury Hardware &
Co.

FLORISTS.
Linton, Mrs. M. O.
Salisbury Green House.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Brown, W. A.
Jackson, M. L.
Hooker. E. H.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Thompson, P. H.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Wright, G. W.
Summersett, W. B.

GROCERS.
Robertson Co. (Wholesale) .
Snider- Roney Co. (Wholesale).
Peacock Co. (Wholesale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Salisbury Hardware & Furniture
Co.

Rowan Hardware Co.
Kesler Sons Hardware
Arev Hardware Co.

HOSPITALS.
Whitehead and Stokes
Rowan County Insane

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Brown, J. Allen (Life and Fire).
Johnston, T. E. (Fire).
Salisbury Real Estate & Insurance
Co.

McCubbins & Hnrrison.
JEWELERS.
Green, A.
Leonard's Jewelry Store.

LAUNDRIES.
Antiseptic.
Salisbury.

LAWYERS.
Henderson, J. S.
Clement, L. H.
Clement, Hayden.
Overman, L. S.
Linn, T. O.
Linn, Stahle.
Craise, Burton.

Co.

Sanitorium.
Asvlum.

Craige, Kerr.
Wright, R. Lee.
Carlton, P. C.
Rendleman, J. L.
Woodson, Walter.
Kluttz, T. F.
Kluttz, Whitehead.
Gregory, E. C.
Jerome, T. J.
Murphy, Walter.
Horah, J. H.
Vanderford, T. H., Jr.
Capps, Bismarck.
Smoot, W. B.
Hatcher, W. B.
Furr, T. G.
Garland, G. W.
Stewart, J. J.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
Thompson, P. H.
Davis-Graff-Collett Co.
Nussman, C. L.

MARBLE WORKS.
Salisbury Marble Works.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Salisbury Hardware & F'urniture
Co.

Overman & Holmes.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Kesler & Sous.
Salisbury Hardware Co.
Cowan Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Cauble, C. A.
Cauble, B. F.
Talbert. F. L.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Miller, D. M.
Harris & Co.
Cox, W. R.

PLUMBERS.
Nicholson, W. L.
Gant, M. L.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
.Tarrett. B. P.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Alexander, .T. E.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Royall Printing Co.
Watchman Printing Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Watchman— Wm. H. Stewart, Edi-
tor.

Daily Post — J. M. Julian, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Adams, Chas. & Co.
Salisbury Real Estate Co.
Jordan, Chas.
Vanderford, T. H., Sr.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Nussman, C. L.
Davis-Graff-Collett Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Summersett, W. B.
Wright, Geo. W.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Rayland, M. J.

416

ROWAN COUNTY.

\» ALL, PAPER DEALERS.

Northern, A. \Y.

eol-

CHINA GROVE.

Population, 1909: Whites, 1,000
m rd. 100; total, 1.100.

Tax Kate, 40c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— E. W. Edwards.

Postmaster — J. E. Carroll.

Chief of Police — C. H. Deal.

R. R. Agent — J. A. Thorn, Southern
Kail way.

Manager Telegraph — H. II. Trout-
man. Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Lutheran— W. I>. Anil, Pastor.

Methodist — .1. .1. Eades, Pastor.

Reformed — M. M. Noacher, Pastor.

Lutheran — ('. A. Brown, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

China Grove II gli School — H. J.
Peeler, Principal.

China Grove Academy — P. E.
Wright. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of China Grove — A M. Hanna,
President; W. C. Sifferd, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Stirnalt, M. A.

Bosliem, J. L.

Norwood, J. D.

Ritchie, McL.

Ramseur, G .A.

DRUGGISTS.

Swaringen, I). C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Patterson Grocery Mercantile Co.

Templeton & Gost.

Holshourer & Sifferd.

Ketchie, I'. L.

China Grove Hardware Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

China Grove Hotel.

Sifferd. Mrs. J. L.

Rose, Mrs. C. A.

LIVERY STABLES.

Eddleman, H. J.

Bostian, J. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Patterson Manufacturing Co.

Cina Grove Roller Mills.

Gray Veneer & Pannel Co.

Rowan Chair Co.

Correll Repair Shops.
KCILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Rowan P.. & L. Association.

GOLD HILL.

Incorporated in 1S74.

Population, 1000: Whites, 348; col-
ored. 72; total. 420.

Value real estate. $65,365; value
persona] property. $20,005.

Tax Rate: 1(5 2-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. S. Hinson.

Postmaster — J. W. Honeycutt.

Chief of Police— J. P. Mc( 'allies.

R. R. Acent — C. A. Ilelderman,
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — C. A. Helder
man. Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — .lames Willson, Pastor.

Baptist — No regular pastor.
S( IIOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Gold Hill Academy — Miss Lucy
Barrier, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Moorefleld, .1. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

A ley. J. A.

Lufty, X.

Martin iV Son.

Shaw, R. L.

Rufty, .1. M.

Myers. T. <;.

Montgomery, .Mrs

Honeycutt, J. W.

Gold Hill Trading Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Marsh House.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Morgau. .1. C. (Lumber Plant).
TELEPHONE COMPANIES.

Gold Hill Telephone Co. -A,
Clemence, President.

!•:. 11.

B.

ENOCHVILLE.

Was incorporated at one time, but
is not at this time. I R. F. 1). from
China Grove and Glass).

Population. 1909: Whites, 75.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Lutheran — Geo. H. Cox, Pastor.

Reformed — M. M. Xoacher. Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Rtiremault. II. A.

Cavin. J. S.

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SPENCER.

Incorporated in 1902.

Population. 1000: Whiles,
ored. 25: total. 5.025.

Value real estate. S7:!0.744.

Tax Rate: 75c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — II. M. Cooke.

Postmaster— J. I). Dorsett.

Chief of Police — Jno. P. Cruse.
R. R. Agent— W. IT. Shannon. South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — A. W. Hicks
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHI RCHES.

Methodist— R. D. Sherrill. Pastor.

Preshyterian — R.

Reformed— W. P.

Episcopal— H. L

Lutheran— W. It

Baptist — (To he supplied).
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Spencer Graded Schools — Hugh

E. Steele.
Dutters, Pastor.
Smith. Rector.
Goodman. Rector.

ROWAN— RUTHERFORD.

417

Long, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Spencer — M. L. Smoot,
President; J. K. Dorsett, Cashier.

AVachovia Loan & Trust Co. — P. H.
Pries, President ; A. W. Hicks,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Busby, J. G.

Monk, H. L.

Sigman, Fred. G.

DENTISTS.

Monk, G. M.

Carlton, J. W.

Hiues, W. E.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Maupin, T. J.

Dorsett, J. K.

Hicks, A. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Cooke, H. M., Pharmacy.

Spencer Drug Co.

Worthen, B. S.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Spencer Clothing & Shoe Co.

Spencer Mercantile Co.
. Gemayel, A. J.

Young, W. P.

Bell <fc Harris Furniture Co.

Morrison, C. H.

Union Furniture Co.

Spencer Hardware & Plumbing Co.

Connell, G. W.

Brawley, C. S.

Crowell, J. P.

Bringle, G. W.

Thompson, L. M.. & Co. (Millinerv).
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Thornton House.

Srencer Inn.

Chapman, Mrs. J» R.

Harris House.

Burgess, G. W.

Josey House.

LIVERY STABLES.

Swicesrood Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Srencer Bottling Works.

Correll Overall Co.

Spencer Steam Laundry.

Southern Railway Machine & Boiler
Shops.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Sneneer Crescent — Geo. B.
Craven. Editor.

LAWYERS.

Hudson. T. F.

CLEVELAND.

Incorporated in 1SS6.

Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
ored, 121; total, 321.

Value real estate, $S3,89S; value per-
sonal property, $*7,112.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100 and
<iOe. poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — D. B. Rosebroygh.

Postmaster — Miss Effle Barbce.

Chief of Police — C. H. Wortham.

R. R. Agent — W. A. Luckey, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — W. A. Luckey,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — C. S. Cashwell, Pastor,
Mocksville.

Methodist— E. G. Pusey, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Cleveland Public Schools.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Merchants & Farmers — J. A. Lyerly,
President; G. /L. Baker, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Burns, A. B.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Rosebro, C. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Lyerly, J. A.

Phifer, A. L.

Hair. W. Y.

Roseman, W. W., & Co.

Rosebrough, D. B.

Rosebro, R. M.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Luckey, W. A., Sr.
Chenault, W. F.

LIVERY STABLES.

Kincaid, J. B.
Wortham, C. H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Cleveland Mfg. Co.

Cleveland Oil & Fertilizer Co.

Star Roller Mills.

Hill, A .F. (Woodworker).

Marcus, H. A. (Ironworker).

RUTHERFORD COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, RUTHERFORDTON.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of General Griffith Rutherford, hero
of the Revolutionary War. j

Area, 470 square miles.
Population, 40.000.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $4,209,448; by negroes, $99,062.
Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 10c;
special, 15c.

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418

RUTHERFORD COUNTY.

Public Roads: No. miles, 1,000. Worked by free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad, 13.95 miles, assessed value. $104,016.17

Southern Railway (Carolina Div.), 24.00 miles, assessed value 148,2.;."). 95

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 20.42, miles, assessed value 410,570.24

Clifl side Railway, 3.00 miles, assessed value 10,400.00

Ellenboro Telephone Co., assessed value

320.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5,528.02

Caroleen iV Henrietta Tel. Co., assessed value 2,000.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 4,100.50

Forest City Telephone Co., assessed value 1,625.00

Rutherford Telephone Co., assessed value 2,000.00

Green River Telephone Co., assessed value 500.00

Piedmont Telephone Co., assessed value 141.00

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — M. O. Dickerson,
Rutherfordton.

Sheriff — C. E. Tanner, Rutherford-
ton.

Register of Deeds — J. D. Hull, Ruth-
erfordton.

Treasurer— A. R. Yelton, Ruther-
fordton.

Coroner — J. Bunyan Bland, Cliff-
side.

Surveyor — M. G. Grow, Gamble's
Store.

Co. Supt. of Health— E. B. Harris,
Rutherfordton.

Co. Supt. of Schools— Prof. B. H.
Bridges, Foiest City.

Supt. of County Home — J. Newton
Jones, Rutherfordton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Co. Board of Education — J. F.
Flock, Rutherfordton; G. E. Young.
Forest City.

County Commissioners — J. P. Jones,
Rutherfordton ; E. N. Washburn, Bos-
tic; Richard Ledbetter. Uree, R. F. D.

County Board of Elections — J. M.
Carson, I. N. Biggerstaff, L. L. Allen.
JUSTICES OF THE FEACE.

Rutherfordton Township — Ruther-
fordton ; Berry Green. Rutherfordton ;
H S. Tavlor, Rutherfordton.

Green Hill— J. W. Metcalf, Green
Hill: L. B. Harris, Green Hill.

Union- W. V. Hardin, Rutherford-
ton, R. F. D. ; N. W. Abrams, Ruth-
erfordton. R. F. D. ; Bull Scoggins,
Rutherfordton, R. F. D. ; W. W. Gray,
Rutherfordton, R. F. D. ; James M.
Owens, Rutherfordton, R. F. D.

Sulphur Springs— A. B. Hamrick,
Forest City, R. F. D. ; J. W. Hill.
Rutherfordton. R. F. D. ; J. M. Gunt-
ley, Rutherfordton, R. F. D.

High Shoals— W. D. Henrietta, R.
F. D. ; T. J. Wilkius, Henrietta; .1.
W. Camp. Hennrietta, R. F. D. ; T. H.
Free, Henrietta.

Colfax — J. F. Green, Ellenboro; D.
F. McDaniel, Ellenboro; J. H. Go-
forth, Ellenboro.

Cool Spring — E. E. Lawrence, For-
est Citv ; J. L. Grayson, Bostic; J. B.
Long. Forest City; J. N. Ware, For-
est City.

Duncans Creek — J. W. Kanips, Hol-

lis; J. P. Withrow, Hollis ; W. L.
Lucas, Hollis.

Golden Valley — J. M. Mode, Gam-
ble's Store; D. T. Walton, Gamble's
Store.

Logan's Store— J. B. Dell, Bostic, R.
F. D. ; W. G. Granin, Bostic, R. F.
D. ; W. N. S. Rollins, Forest City; W.
A. Bland, Rutherfordton, R. F. D. ;
J. C. Crawford, Chimney Rock; M. A.
Senrcy, Chimney Rock; J. T. Jackson,
Chimney Rock.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Concord Church — B. W. Toney,
Bostic, R .F. D. ; F. M. Freeman, R.
F. D.

Shiloh— B. M. Hamrick, Rutherford-
ton : R. F. D. ; A. Hunt, Gamble's
Store.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Westminster School — A. F. Hall,
Rutherfordton, R. F .D. No. 4.

Round Hill Academy — J D. Hunt,
Union Mills.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Chapman, G. M., Bostic, R. F. D.
L. B. Morse. Chimney Rock.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Horn, W. W., Union Mills, R. F. D.
Harris & Nanney, Otter Creek.
Grant, S. B., Uree, R. F. D.
Flvnn, W. M., Uree.
Whiteside, W. M., Uree.
Martin & Hallahan, Sunshine.
Biggerstaff, J. W., Bostic, R. F. D.
Fortune, F. C, Gamble's Store.
Yelton, J. Y., Golden.
Withrow, J. P.. Hollis.
Washburn, E. N., Bostic.
Hunt, J. W., Bostic.

COTTON GINS.
Hamrick, C. J., Rutherfordton.
Henrietta Mills, Henrietta.
Florence Mills, Forest City.
Cliffside Mills, Cliffside.
Andrews, Ben., Bostic.
Edwards, B. B., Ellenboro.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Young W. A., Union Mills, R. F. D.
Rutherfordton Roller Mills.

SAW MILLS.

Warllck Lumber Co., Gilkey.
Geer, H. M., Lumber Co.,Gilkey,
Hines Bros., Gilkey.

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Hampton, R. L., Rutherfordton.

Spenlin, J. L., Rutherfordton.

Hampton, J. W. & Sons, Ruther-
fordton.

PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Bridges, J. B., Rutherfordton.

Crawford, Miss Laura, Rutherford-
ton.

Crawford, Miss Ellen, Rutherford-
ton.

(Jeer, Mrs., Rutherfordton.

Biggerstaff, Miss Mary, Rutherford-
ton.

Higgins, J. S., Forest City.

Logan, Miss Annabella, Rutherford-
ton, R. F. D. No. 2.

Hampton, Lloyd, Rutherfordton, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Hampton, Miss Hattie, Rutherford-
ton.

Nanney. Miss Callie, Rutherfordtou.
R. F. D. No. 3.

Edwards, Miss Electra. Rutherford-
ton.

Nanney, Miss Carl, Rutherfordton,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Dalton, B. F., Rutherfordton, R., F.
D. No. 3.

Flack, Miss Velle Uree, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Washburn, Miss Mary, Rutherford-
ton.

Tanner, Miss Nannev, Ruthercord-
ton, R. F. D. No. 1.

Wilkins, Mrs. Mollie, Rutherfordton.
ton. R. F. D. No. 1.

Edgerton, Miss Kate, Forest City,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Mf>Farland, Miss Mollie, Henrietta,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Flick, Miss Lera, Henrietta, R. v.
D. No. 1.

Shanes, Miss Sallie. Henrietta, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Dosr-ett, Miss Eva, Forest City, R.
F. D. No. 2.

McBrayer. Miss Etta, Rutherford-
ton, R. F. D. No. 1.

•Tones, A. S., Forest City, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Abernathey, E. J., Caroleen.

Weaver, Miss Maud. Careleen.

Clemmer, Miss Fairy, Caroleen.

Carpenter. Miss Emma, Caroleen.

rnntrell. Miss Carrie, Caroleen.

Harmon. Miss Lnla, Henrietta.

Cherry, M1ss Willie, Henrietta.

Wilkins, Miss OlHe. Henrietta.

Oriffon, .T. W., Cliffside.

Oriffon. Mrs. J. W.. Cliffside.

Huff. Miss Eli^nbeth, OlifFside.

Snsonir,. Miss Hester, OHffs:de.

Pruett, Miss Ada Mae, Henrietta, R.
F. T). No. 1.

Bridges. Miss Missouri, Forest City,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Lviifh. Miss Alva, Cherokee, S. C,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Flack, M'ss Bessie, Ellenboro.

Smith, Miss Margaret, Ellenboro.

Nanney, Miss Rosa Lee, R. F. D.
No. 1.

White, M. L., Ellenboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Bridges, Miss Pearl, Ellenboro, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Price, Burt, Ellenboro, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Harrill, G. S., Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Walker, J. W., Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Smawley, P. C, Ellenboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Young, Miss Georgia, Ellenboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Green, Miss Ida, Ellenboro, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Hahn, G. W.„ Forest Citv.

Blanton, R. R., Forest Citv.

Williamson, Ollie, Forest City, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Gardner, Miss Pearl, Forest City.

Andrews, Miss Clara. Forest City.

Hill, .T. W., Forest City, R. F." D.
No. 2.

Bridges, Oscar, Forest City, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hill. Miss Carrie, Forest City, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Smith, Miss Alma, Bostic.

Smith, M'ss Anna. Bostic.

Mnrtin. Miss Mattie Lee, Hollis, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Blanton. Miss Reba, Hollis.

Beam. Miss Marv. Hollis.

Melton. M'ss Bedia. Oolden.

Page. J. D.. Gamble's Store.

Mnrsran. Miss Ola. Oolden.

Melton. D. B.. Onmble's Store.

Oertvs. J. A., Holl's. R. F. D. No. 1.

Padgett, J. H., Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 1.

B'srtrerstaff, Miss Nora, Bostic, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Fnrguson. L., Bostic. R. F. D. No. 1.

Yoiinsr. M'ss Mav, Union Mills, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Onffev, M;ss Marv, Rutherfordton,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Br'dcres. Miss Ada. Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Caswell, R. W., Forest Citv. R. F.

n. No. 3.

■Freeman. Miss Mnrv Kate. Forest
Citv. R. F. D. No. 3.'

Lofnn. Miss Daisy, Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 1.

T.~nrr tvt'ss Carroll E., Bostic. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Melton, Sidney. Bostic, R. F. D.
No. 1.

TT'rvrnev, M'ss ATni'v. '''liorm"! f'tv.
TT'npnpv .Miss Beth, TTnion Af'lls.

Ea-r-es, Mrs. J. V., Union Mills.

McDaniel, Miss Lexie, Union Mills,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Haynes, W. L., Rutherfordton, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Flack, Miss Lora, Union Mills, R.
F. D. No. 1.

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RUTHERFORD COUNTY.

Williams, Miss Pearl. Sugar Hill.

McDaniel, Miss Frances, free, R. F. |
D. No. 1.

Searcy, Miss Mintie, Uree, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Bland, J. T., Rutherfordton, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Freeman, Miss Celia, Chimney
Rock.

Hall, A. W., Uree, R. F. D. No. 1.

McNeer, Mrs. J. L., Gilkey.

Rucker, Miss Nannie Sue, Kilkey.

Edwards, Miss Una, Rutherfordton,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Nannev. Miss Carrie, Rutherfordton.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Flack, Miss Edna, Gilkey.

RUTHERFORDTON.

Population, 1,500.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. It. Simmons.

Postmaster — T. C. Smith.

Chief of Police — W. C. Hardin.

R. R. Agent— C. T. Hamrick, South-
ern Railway; D. W. Council, Seaboard
Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — Harvey Car-
penter, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Herring, Pastor.

Methodist— T. J. Rodgers, Pastor.

Episcopal — F. D. Lobdell, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Graded School — J. D. Bridgers,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Commercial Bank of Rutherford-
ton— T. B. Twitty, President; C. L.
Miller. Cashier.

Citizens Bank — H. L. Carpenter.
President: A. L. Grayson, Cashier,
DOCTORS.

Twittv, T. B.

Twitty, J. C.

Thompson, W. A.

Harris, E. B.

Norris, Henry.

Biggs, M. H.

Norris. Philip.

DRUGGISTS.

Twitty. T. B., Drug Co.

Thompson & Watkins.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Carpenter, K. J. & H. L.

McDaniel, M. B.

Harrill Bros.

Re'd & Beam.

McDaniel & Sanders Co.

Geer, R. P., & Son.

Levi, R. M.
HOTFLS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Isothermal Hotel,

Central Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Justice, M .L.

Tavlor. H. S.

Geer & Williams.

MANl'FArTURTNB PL\NTS.

dearborn Mills (Cotton Yarns).

Oakwood Manufacturing Co. (Doors

and Sash).

Rutherford Roller Mills (Flour).

Carpenter, Taylor & Co. (Planing
Mill).

Southern Foundry & Machine Co.
LAWYERS.

McBrayer, McBrayer & McRorie.

Justice, B. A.

Eaves,, R. S.

Morris, J. P.

Morrow, D. F.

Morrow, R. E.

Hamrick, Quint.

McCarson, James.

Gallert, Solomon.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Citizens B. & L. Association — K. J.
Carpenter, President; A. L. Grayson,
Secretary.

DENTISTS.

Whisnant, A. J.

Geer, J. L.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Carpenter, H. L.

Erwin, O. C.

Edwards, M. L.

Tanner, C. P.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Sun— W. T. R. Bell, Editor.

FOREST CITY.

Population. 1909: 2.G00.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $600,000.

Tax Rate: $1.00 on the $100.

Bonded debt. $25,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. V. Ware.

Chief of Poplice— W. D. Hamric.*.

City Clerk — Henry C. Carson.

Treasurer — Henry C. Carson.

Tax Collector — W. D. Hamrick.

City Attorney — H. Craig Richard-
son.

City Supt of Health— W. C. Bostic.

Postmaster — M. M. McCurry.

R. R. Agents — Pierce Williamson,
S. A. L. ; W. Ramsaur, Southern Rail-
way.

Express Agent — W. Ramsaur.

Telephone Managers — Ed. Thomp-
son, Forest Citv Telephone Co.
MINISTERS 'AND CHURCHES.

Ba*>tist — J. Q. Adams. Pastor.

Methodist — J. F. Moser, Pastor.

Presbvterian — T. C. Croker. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Forest City Graded School — Prof.
Hahan. Surerintendent ; R. R. Blan-
ton. Principal.
HOTELS »ND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Wilkie.

Fortune. J. T

McDaniel. Mrs.

Wilkie, C. J.

ARCHITECTS.

Whitaker. C. C.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — G. E. Young,
President; W. W. Hicks, Cashier.

Forest City B., L. & Trust Co.—

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R. E. Biggerstaff, President; W. L.
Horn, Secretary.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Forest City Building, Loan & Trust
Association.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Harding Brothers.
King, R. V.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Blanton, T. R.
Biggerstaff. I. N.
Florence Mills Book Store.
Horn, S. S.

BOOK STORES.
The Florence Mills Store.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Webb & Harrill.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
Harris Hardware Co.
McDaniel Bros. & King.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Bissrerstaff, James.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Florence Mills.
Dixie Knitting Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Edwards, W. A., & Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
W hi taker, C. C.
Harrill, Charles.
Collins, Landrum.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Brackett. D. O.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Forest City— W. W. Hicks, Presi-
dent; G. C. King, Secretary and
Treasurer.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Blanton, T. R.
The Florence Mills Store.
COTTON GINS.
Hollifleld & Moore.
Trout & Carnenter.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
The Florence Mills.

DENTISTS.
Oettys. J. H.
Easterday, C. M.

DRUGGISTS.
McDaniel Drug Co.
Crowell. C. B.
Reinhardt, R. L.

DOCTORS.
Young, G. E.
McBraver, T. C.
Bostic, W. C.
Reid. G. P.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Blanton, T. R.
The Florence Mills.
Biggerstaff. I. N.
Fronim, Miss.
Hardin. M. C.
Horn. S. S.

Fortune. Kinsr & Lowe.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Forest Citv Light & Power Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Long, J. B.

Moore, Losson.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Simpson's, W. A., Sons.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS

Bracket. D. O., Machine Shop.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Padgett, T. R.
The Florence Mills.

GROCERS.
Bridges & Co.
Blanton, T. R.
Biggerstaff, I. N.
Harrill Grocery Co.
Fortune, King & Lowe.
Hardin, M. C.
Horn, S. S.
The Florence Mills.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Harris Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Hicks, W. W.
Lynch. Lee W.

JEWELERS.
McDaniel Drug Co.
McDaniel, A. L.

LAWYERS.
Richardson, H. Craig.

LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.

Moore & Champion.
Regal Manufacturing Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Harris Brothers.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Lone:, J. B.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Florence Cotton Mills (White
Sheeting).

Dixie Knitting Mills (Hosiery).
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Martin, C. M.

PAINTERS.
Marsh, Charlie.
Griffin, R. L.

PLUMBERS.
Bracket. D. O.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Barnett, E. J.
McCurry, Mrs. M. M.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Herald Publishing Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Forest City Real Estate & Improve-
ment Co.

CAROLEEN.

Population, 2.500. (Not incorpo-
rated; mill village).

R. R. Agent — .T. S. Carter, Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

Evpress Agent — T. S. Carter.

Telegraph Manager — .T. S. Carter.

Telephone Manager — Ed. Thompson,
Caroleen and Henrietta Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.-

Ba<»tist — .T. M. Hamrick.

Methodist Protestant— O. A. Wil-
liams.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Caroleen Public Schools — E. J.

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RUTHERFORD— SAMPSON.

Abernathy, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
The Clower Hotel.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
The Henrietta Mill's Company Store.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
The Henrietta Mills No. 2.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
The Henrietta Mills.

DENTISTS.
Holland, A. B.

DOCTORS.
Hamrick, T. G.
Hicks. Oliver.
Han-ell, L. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Doirgett, B. B.
Wilkie. M. T.
Whiteside, J. B.
Harrill & Co.
Benchboard, D. P.

HOSPITALS.
Harrill. Dr. L. B. (Private).

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Poole. W. W. (Life and Fire).
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Henrietta Mills Cotton Manu-
facturing Co.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Michael Bros. & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Gilbert, J. T.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
The Henrietta Mills Co.

ELLENBORO.

Incorporated in 1S90.

Population, 1900: White, 400; col-
ored. 25; total, 425.

Value real estate. $1,600; value
sonal property, $4,524.

Tax Rate: 10c .on the .$100.

per-

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — E. A. Hamrick.
Postmaster — G. B. Pruett.
Chief of Police— J. L. Wright.
R. R. Agents— O. R. Coffleld, Sea-
board; R. L. Bridges, Southern.

Manager Telegraph — O. R. Coffleld,
Western Union Tel. Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. B. Hamrick.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ellenboro School — Miss Bessie
Flack.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Ellenboro— D. B. Harrill,
President; W. B. Melton, Cashier.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McKinney & Turner.
Beam, T. P.
Hamrick, J. W.
Hamrick, J. L.
Harrill, D. B.
Harrill, A. S.
Harrill, W. A.

JEWELERS.
Green, J. W. & Son.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Mountain View Hotel.
Ellenboro Inn.

LIVERY STABLES.

Martin. J. S.
Goforth Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Edwards, B. B. (Lumber)
German-American Monayite Co.

BOSTIC.

Population, 150.
Postmaster — W. T. Davis.
R. R. Agent— C. T. Harrill.
Express Agent — C. T. Harrill.
Public School — Prof. Wiley, Princi-
pal ; Miss Wiley, Assistant.

SAMPSON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, CLINTON.

Formed in 1784. Named in honor of Col. John Sampson.

Population, 26.3S0.

Value of real estate, $2.144,651 : value of personal property, $1,789,300.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,691,971 ; by negroes, $241,980.

No. of schools: For whites, 90; for negroes, 50.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
10c. ; special, 4c. for schools.

Public Roads: No. miles, 1.200. Worked by taxation and road bonds
combined.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wallace Telephone Co., assessed value $ 406.00

Atlantic Coast Line Ry., 49.35 miles, assessed value 1,442.400.81

Southern Express Co., assessed value 4.588.07

Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value 3,5+7.20

Duplin Telephone Co., assessed value 460.00

Roseboro and Fayetteville Telephone Co., assessed value 1.105.00

Clinton-Dunn Telephone Co., assessed value 1.000.00

Garland-Clinton Telephone Co.. assessed value 2.695.00

Sampson Telephone Co., assessed value 2.200.00

Teachey's Bell Telephone Co., assessed value 250.00

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Superior Court Terms: Fourth Monday before first Monday in March (2
weeks) ; 8th Monday after 1st Monday In March, (3 weeks) ; 16th Monday,
after 1st Monday in March, (1 week) ; Sth Monday before 1st Monday in
September, (1 week) ; 4th Monday before 1st Monday in September, (2
weeks) ; 7th Monday after 1st Monday in September, (2 weeks).

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — W. F. Sessoms,
Clinton.

Sheriff— Duncan C. McPhail, Clin-
ton.

Register of Deeds — Hinton Maxwell.
Clinton.

Treasurer— Thomas E. Owen, Clin-
ton.

Coroner — John P. Parker, Clinton.

Surveyor — Arthul Lee, Newton
Grove.

Co. Supt. of Health— G. M. Cooper,
Clinton.

Co. Supt. of Schools— L. L. Mat-
thews, Clinton.

Supt. of County Home — E. H. Lewis,
Clinton.

Co. Board of Education — A. F. John-
son, Clinton; C. E. Daniel, Turkey;
W. A. Bizzell, Newton Grove.

County Commissioners — John R. Pe-
terson, Clinton ; Wm. J. Faircloth,
Koseboro, R. F. D. No. 2; I. L. Jack-
son, Cooper.

Co. Board of Elections — A. McL.
Graham, Clinton; M. J. Newman, Clin-
ton; F. R. Cooper, Clinton.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

North Clinton Township — John H.
Beaman, Clinton ; W. T. Robinson,
Clinton; John K. Tew, Clinton; W. M.
Whitfield, Clinton; J. T. Kennedy,
Clinton.

South Clinton— A. R. Peterson. Clin-
ton ; H. H. Edwards, Clinton ; E. L.
King, Clinton; R. H. Hubbard, Clin-
ton ; J. A. Ferrell, Clinton.

Halls— W. F. Rackley, Keener; D.
A. Bass, Keener; J. A. Fort, Keener.

Newton Grove — James H. Britt,
Newton Grove; John B. Williams,,
Newton Grove; Isaac W. Westbrook,
Newton Grove; M. A. Warwick. New-
ton Grove; Geo. B. Rose. Newton
Grove.

Westbrook — Mfilcom Warren. New
ton Grove, R. F. D. ; J. L. Wilson,
Newton Grove, R. F. D. ; M. E. Bass,
Newton Grove, R. F. D. ; J. R. West-
brook, Newton Grove, R. F. D.

Mingo — .Tames H. Warren, Dunn,
R. F. D. ; Eli R. Wilson, Dunn, R. F.
D. ; J. D. Williams, Dunn, R. F. D. ;
T. J. Lee, Dunn, R. F. D. ; H. T. Mc-
Lamb, Dunn, R. F. D. ; J. W. Spell.
Dunn, R. F. D.

FranHin — S. F. Peterson. Clear
Run; R. H. DeVnne, Jr., Garland; C.
R. Corbett, Garland.

Taylor's Bridge — G. R. Robinson,
Magnolia, R. F. D. ; A. R. Herring,
Magnolia, R. F. D. ; B. Matthews,
Magnolia, R. F. D. ; E. A. Snipes,

Magnolia, R. F. D.

Turkey — Fred B. Hammond, Tur-
key; Oscar L. Matthews, Turkey; Jo-
seph F. Faison, Turkey ; Z. V. Blount,
Turkey.

Piney Grove — D. J.. King, FaiswO,
R. F. D. ; J. A. Hines, Faison, R. F.
D. ; M. M. Bell, Faison. R. F. D. ;

B. J. Daughtry, Faison, R. F. D.
Diurnal— L. C Spell, Autryville; C.

M. Hall. Autryville; Lurrell Sessoms
Autryville; J. S. Page, Autryville; M.
D. Jackson, Autryville.

Little Coharie — Uriah Sessoms,
Roseboro.

Honeycutt's — T. S. Underwood, Clin-
ton. R. F. D. ; W. C. Tew. Salemburg ;
Whitney Royal, Salemburg.

Herrings — A. A. Jackson, Clinton, R.
F. D. ;D. W. Tew, Clinton, R. F. D. ;
.lames Warren. Clinton, R. F. D. ; S.
A. Royal, Clinton, R. F. D. ; H. B.
Culhreth, Clinton, R. F. D. ; J. H.
Turlington, Clinton, R. F. D.

McDaniels — John Home. Parkers-
burs; J. R. T. Green, Roseboro, R.
F. D. ; T. L. Lowe, Roseboro, R. F.
D. ; C. L. Hobbs, Roseboro, R. F. D. ;
A. W. Down ins, Roseboro, R. F. D.

Lisbon — J. D. Johnson. Garland;
A. F. Robinson. Garland; C. G. Robin-
son, Clear Run.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist — N. A. Guyton, Roseboro;
Rev. Mr. Culhreth, Newton Grove.

Baptist — M. J. Alderman, Delwav;

C. F. Hooper. Clinton. R. F. D. ; Miles
Naylor. Dunn. R. F. D. No. 1.
SCHOOLS AND ATADEMIES NOT

IN TOWNS.

Salemburg High School — W. J.
Jones, Salemburg.

Newton G»-ove Hi«rh School — Billie
Robinson, Newton Grove.

Dell Academy — C. M. Beach, Del-
wav.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Sykes. G. F., Salemburg.

Wilson. R. B., Newton Grove.

Grumpier. Paul, Roseboro.

MfLenn. R. H., Dunn. R. F. D.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

MpT>hail, .T. R., Clinton. R. F. D.

McPhail. Jonah. Rosin Hill.

McOowen, W. B.. Turkey.

Johnson, A. J., Clear Run.

Underwood. T. S.. Newton Grove.

Underwood. Alvin. Earnest.

Autry, J. R.. Ai'trvville.
COTTON GINS.

Crumpler, E. L., Clinton, R. F. D.

Moore, J. B., Turkey.

Turlington. E. T.. Clinton, R. F. D.

Colwell, Frank. Harrell's Store.

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I

Britt, E. T., Newton Grove.

Wilson. E. R., Dunn, R. P. D.

McPhnil, J. R., Clinton, R. P. D.
rLOlR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Moore. J. B., Turkev.

Turlington. E. T., Clinton. R. F. D.

Crumpler, E. L., Clinton, R. P. D.
SAW MILES.

Tilghman Lumber Co., Clinton.

Crtimpler, E. L., Clinton, R. P. D.

Rowland Lumber Co., Bowdens.

Thornton & Wallace. Clinton,
R. P. D

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHEKS.

Robinson, Miss Janie Belle, Gar-
land.

Bronson, Miss Emma, Garland.

Turlington, Miss Mamie, Garland.

Simmons, Miss Edith B., Ingold.

Lowder, Miss Mary, Ingold.

Sloan, Tom, Roseboro.

Williams. Miss Addie, Roseboro.

Smith, Miss Fannie, Roseboro.

McLamb, R. A., Hayne.

McLamb, Mrs. R. A., Hayne.

Jackson, W. A., Cooper.

Dawson, Miss Lorena, Cooper.

Brewer, Street, Roseboro.

Caddell, W. L., Parkersburg.

Patrick. Theodore, Clinton.

Page. Miss Nora, Autryville.

Maxwell. Mark, Clinton.

Oates, Miss Katie Jewel. Clinton.

Clifton, Miss Pearl, Keener.

Clifton, Miss Emma, Keener.

Culbreth. Miss Eva, Clinton.

James, Miss Ruth, Clinton.

Pox, E. Lee, Clinton.

Cooper, Miss Berta, Clinton.

Powers, Miss Fannie, Clinton.

Parker, D. C, Duke. R. F. D. No. 1.

Kelley. Miss Annie Lou. Clinton.

Jackson, N. T., Orange.

Duncan. J. M., Moltonville.

Faircloth, Miss Katie. Moltonville.

Parsons, John, Roseboro.

Sessoms. Miss Janie. Roseboro.

Parker, Miss Vara. Dunn.

Outlaw. Miss Mamie, Cooper.

Bland, Miss Ora. Willard.

Joyner. G. H., Kerr.

Maynard. A. A., Kerr.

Seavey. Miss H. U., Alpine.

Orr, Miss Gertrude, Kerr.

Leonard, Miss Sudie. Kerr.

Alderman, Miss Jimmie. Tomahawk.

Hodd, M. H.. Clinton.

Sanderson. Miss Irene. Clinton.

Ingram, Miss Irene. Newton Brove.

Rackley, Mi^s Nancy, Salemburg.

Newman, Miss Add'e, Clinton.

Williams. Miss Arline. Clinton.

Sloan, Miss Mabel. Clinton.

Parker,. Miss Florence. Salemburg.

Ferrincr. Miss Ethel, Salemburg.

King, Matt, Huntley.

Royal. Miss Eva J.. Salemburg.

Underwood, Miss Rossie B., Earn-
est.

Simpson. Evander, Clinton.

Reaves, Miss Lucy J., Clinton.

Smith, Miss Sannie, Clinton.

Kennedy, Miss Minnie, Ingold.

Kelley. A. E., Garland.

Billiard. Mrs. M. Louise, Autryville.

Peterson, Miss Ada, Parkersburg.

Stoklev, Miss Sudie, Parkersburg.

Dawson, Miss Luda, Cooper.

Lewis. Miss Berta, Clinton.

Jackson, W. A., Cooper.

Smith, Miss Effle, Cooper.

Denning, Miss Mary, Newton Grove.

Swinson, Miss Bessie, Warsaw.

Williams, J. E., Dunn.

Edgerton, Miss Lona. Dunn.

Graham, M. N., Godwin.

Williford, W. P., Dunn.

Johnson. Miss Ruby, Dunn.

Williford, Miss Lula D., Dunn.

Baggett, Miss Maggie, Cooper.

Bagtrett, J. E., Cooper.

Herring, Miss Vinnie, Clinton.

Godwin, Mrs. Callie, Dunn.

Cox, Miss Bessie, Newton Grove.

Edwards, Miss Mary, Jacksonville.

Eldridge, Miss Emma, Beasley.

Grantham, Miss Emma, Newton
Grove.

Robinson, Billie, Newton Grove.

Campon, J. Howard, Clinton.

Alcocke, Mi^s Sadie, Clinton.

Cassidey, Miss Lula M.. Clinton.

Robinson, Mrs. E. H., Clinton.

McCullers, Miss Alice, Clinton.

Ashford. Miss Mamie. Clinton.

Brown, Miss Willie. Clinton.

Williamson, Miss Varena, Clinton.

Southerland, Miss Annie Rose, War-
saw.

Southerland, Miss Delilah, Warsaw.

Fntch, Miss Tsla M.. Keener.

Whitefield, Miss Lillie. Faison.

McCullen. Mrs. O. L., Faison.

Darden. Miss Mamie. Faison.

King. Z. J.. Keener.

Peterson, Miss Florence. Clinton.

Kornegay. Miss Ella, Delway.

Clifton. Mi«s Frances. M-isnolia.
. Matthews. Mrs. J. O.. Tnsrold.

Pi-Hr. Miss Emma, Turkey.

McGowen. Miss Clara, Turkey.

Merritt, Miss Zenobia, Turkey.

Kellev, Miss Pessie O.. Turkey.

Wood. J. W., Newton Grove.

Darden, Miss Vim, Newton Grove.

Dudley, W. B., Newton Grove.

CLINTON.

Population, 1909: 1.569. No. white
polls. 227; No. colored polls, 31.

Value real estate. $250,000; value
personal property, $300,000.

Tax Kate: 60c. on the $100; $1.S0
on the poll.

Floating debt, $400.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — A. McL. Graham.

Chief of Police — L. F. Purvis.

City Clerk— C. M. Faircloth.

Treasurer — C. M. Faircloth.

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Tax Collector — L. F. Purvis.

Standard-Keeper — Chas. Crumpler.

City Attorney — Henry A. Grady.

City Supt. of Health— P. H. Holmes.

Postmaster — V. J. McArthur.

R. R. Agent — B. P. Smith, Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad.

Express Agent— B. P. Smith, South-
ern Express Co.

Telegraph Manager — G. A. Clute.
Western Union.

Telephone Manager — Thomas H.
Lamb, Clinton Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — D. F. DeLoatch, Pastor.

Episcopal — Walter R. Noe, Rector.

Methodist — W. C. Merritt, Pastor.

Presbyterian — P. L. Clarke, Pastor.

Universalist — Thomas Chapman, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Clinton Graded School — J. Howard
Campen, Principal.

Kindergarten — Miss Zora Culbreth.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Montague.
Crumpler House.
Arnnn, Mrs. A. W.
Gainey, Mrs. Nanney.

ARCHITECTS.

Clifton, D. E.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Sampson— Geo. A. Nor-
wood, Jr., President; Walter F. Pe-
terson, Cashier.

Bank of Clinton — L. A. Bethune,
President; Howard McKinnon, Cash-
ier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Rackley Bros.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Morisey. R. G.
Barlirev, L. P.
Partrick. W. S.
Royal, J. E.

BOOK STORES.
Kerr & Pigford.
Sanders, T. F.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
Hiatt. J. R.
Her rincr. R. E.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Clute. B. A.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Kerr & Pigford.
Register, J. H. & Co.
Sutherland. H. S.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Clifton, D. E.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Herring & Harden.
Slossburg. M.
Partrick, W. S.
Partrick, D. M.
Barbrey, L. P.

COTTON GINS.

Royal. J. E.
Landon, Thomas R.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Racket Store.

DENTISTS.
Boyette, C. S.
Watson, E. F.
Holliday, R. F.
Ray, D.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Hill, J. H.

DRUGGISTS.
Lee & Herring.
Holliday, R. W.
Sanders, T. F.

DOCTORS.
Holmes, Frank H.
Cooper, G. M.
Lee, A. M.
Stevens, John A.
Kerr, John D.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Barbrey. A .M.
Powell, B. F.
Powell, O. J.
Barbrey, L. P.
Partrick, W. S.
Peterson, G. L.
Herring & Darden.
Royal, J. E.
Thomas, Sam.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Citizens' Light and Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Russell, W. H.
Sontlierland, R. B.
Register. J. H. & Co.
Southerland, Heury S.

FERTILIZER DEALERS.
Clute, G. A.
Cooper, A. J. & Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Shipp,- Almand.
Carr, J. H.
Russell, W. H.
Hobbs, J. G.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Holliday, J. C.

GROCERS.

Clute, G. A. (Wholesale.)

Russell, W. H.

Kelly, W. D.

Royal, J. E.

Kelly, D. E.

Register. J. H. & Co.

Southerland. H. S.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Clinton Hardware Co.
Partrick, D. M.
Royal. J. E.
Powell. B. F.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
McKinnab, Howard. (Life.)
Peterson & Packer. (Fire.)
Hubbard, Sr., R. H. (Fire.)
Bethune & Stewart. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Oiddens, Henry B & Son.
Rawls, Floyd.

LAWYERS.
Kerr. John D.
Cooper, Fleet Rose.

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SAMPSON COUNTY.

Faison, Henry Elias.
Fowler, John Edgar.
Butler, George Edwin.
Grady, Henry Alexander.
Graham, Archibald .McLean.
Faircloth, Cyrus Mills.
Crunipler. Buck Hillary.
Wright, Isaac Clark.
LUMBER M'1-RS AND DEALERS.
Johnson, A. F. & Son.
Warren & James.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Partrick, D. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Carolina Veneer Works. (Baskets,
Boxes, Crates, Etc.)

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Royal. J. E.
Clinton Hardware Co.
Partrick, D. M

PAINTERS.
Staub, Charles H.
Turner, James.
Merritt, Jule.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Hobbs, J. G.
Russell. W. H.
Southerland, R. B.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Kell, Samuel A.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hobbs, Robert Lee.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Weekly Democrat — H. J. Hines, Edi-
tor.

Weekly News-Dispatch — Thomas I".
Owens, Editor.

The Holiness Advocate — A. B.
Grumpier. Editor.

PRINTING OFFICES.
News-Dispatch Printing Cd.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Cooper, Fleet Rose.

TAILORS.
Oresrorv. John Thomas.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Ferrell. Thomas M.
Royal, J. E.

Gin).

In gold
Still.)

Mercantile Co. (Turpentine

AUTRYVILLE.

& Y.

Rail-

col-

per-

Incorporated in 1S90.

Population, 1909: White, 76.

Value real estate, $50,000; value per
sonal property, $20,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the poll.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John L. Autry.

Postmaster — S. J. Faircloth.

Chief of Police — Elmore Hall.

R. R. Agent — I. L. Vinson, A.
Div. of the Atlantic Coast Line
road.

Manager Telegraph — I. L. Vinson,
Western Union.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Autryville Public School — Mrs. M.
Louise Bullard.

DOCTORS.

Bullock, T. C.

DRUGGISTS.

Bullock, T. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Cooper, L. M.

Williams, Mrs. F. L.

Autry, A. A.

Bullock. T .C.

Sessoms, W .F.

Hall, Elmore.

Cash well, J. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Autryville House.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Cooper, E. V. (Saw Mill and Cotton
Gin.)

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Cooper. L. M.

INGOLD.

Population. 1909: White. 52:
ored. 20: total, 72.

Value real estate. $25,000; value
sonal nro^ertv. $26,495.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcooal— W. P. Merritt.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Infold Graded School — Miss Edith
B. Simmons. Principal : Miss Mary
Lowder, Assistant.

DOCTORS
Sloan, Henrv.

DRUGGISTS.
Sloan. Henry.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Insold Mercantile Co.
Caison, F. A.
Vann, C. T.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Ingold Lumber Co. (Saw Mill and

ROSEBORO.

Incorporated in 1891.
Population, 1909: White. 120: col-
ored, 20; total, 140.

Value real estate, $63,165; value per-
sonal property, $30,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Jos. M. Hall.
Postmaster — W. A. Fisher.
R. R. Agent— W. H. Hall.
Manager Telegraph — W. H. Hall,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — N. H. Guytou. Pastor.
Baptist— J. W. Cobb. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Roseboro School— Tom Sloan, Prin-
cipal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Roseboro — Matt J. Hayes.
President; C. Dudly DuBose. Cash-
ier.

DOCTORS.
Crunipler, Paul.

DRUGGISTS.
Tart. D. A.

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SAMPSON— SCOTLAND.

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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bullard, P. M.
Hall, A. M.
Harris, A. R.
Hall, M. M. &
Bryan Bros. &
Brock, L. G. &
Home, Abe.
Underwood, J. W.

Son.

Smith.

Co.

MOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Underwood, J. W.
Hall, A. M.

LIVERY STABLES.
Underwood, J. W.
Hall, A. M.
Harris, A. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Malland, J. R.
Butler & Hall.
Wilson & Co.

SCOTLAND COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, LAURINBURG.

Formed in 1900.

Population, 13,000. ___,_

Area, 387 square miles.

Value of real estate, $1,476,045; value of personal property, $1,229,191.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,572,678; by negroes, $132,558.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; road, 25c.; special, 13c.

County bonded debt, $23,000. l**^ .

Public Roads: Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

The Pullman Co., assessed value $ 3,097.09

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 10.03 miles, assessed value 293,156.64

Seaboard Air Line Railroad, 20.71 miles, assessed value 416,401.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,880.56

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 12,058.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 4,951.30

Red Springs & Bowmore Railway, 1.50 miles, assessed value 2,153.13

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,325.60

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 2.991.15

North & South Carolina Railroad, assessed value 2,000.00

Superior Court Terms: 5th Monday after first Monday in February, civil;
12th Monday after 1st Monday in February, criminal; 17th Monday after
1st Monday in February, civil and criminal ; Sth Monday after last Monday
in August, civil ; 13th Monday after last Monday in August, criminal.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — H. H. Coving-
ton, Laurinburg.

Sheriff — W. D. McLaurin, Laurin-
burg.

Register of Deeds — J. D. McDonald,
Laurinburg.

Treasurer — W. D. McLaurin, Laurin-
burg.

Coroner — .1. R. Jordan, Laurinburg,
R. F. D.

Surveyor — J. A. McNeil, Laurel Hill,
R. F. D.

Co. Supt. of Health — K. A. Blue,
Laurinburg.

Co. Supt. of Schools — G. H. Russell.
Laurinburg.

Supt. of County Home — J. A.
Chance, Laurinburg, R. F. D.

Co. Board of Education — E. L. Mc-
Nair, Laurinburg; J. T. Bostick,
Laurinburg ; W. M. McKinnis, Gib-
son R. F. D.

County Commissioners — W. G. Bull,
(chrm.), Fontcol; D. ' C. McNeil,
Laurinburg; W. F. Parker, Gibson,
R. F. D.

County Board of Elections — G. H.
Russell (chrm.), Laurinburg; J. P.
McLean, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Spring Hill Township— E. F. Mur-
rill, Fontcol; J. L. McLean, Laurin-
burg; Neil McKoy, Fontcol; A. E.
Shaw, Laurinburg, R. F. D. ; A. J.
Conley, Maxton ; W. J. Mathews,
Max ton.

Laurel Hill — D. Stewart. Laurin-
burg, R. F. D. ; J. H. Lee, Liurin-
burg, R. F. D. ; S. A. Sneed, Laurel
Hill, R. F. D. ; C. C. Sneed, Laurel,
Hill, R. F. D. L P Gibsjn, Laurin-
burg, R F. D. ; R. N. Monroe, Laurin-
burg, R. F. D.

Stewartsville — J. W. Jernigan, Max-
ton, R. F. D. ; S. W. Covington,
Laurinburg; R. L. Hammond, Laurin-
burg, R. F. D. ; J. S. Tompson,
Laurinburg, R. F .D. ; A. M. McKin-
non, Maxton; Ed. Jones, Johns Sta-
tion.

Williamson— J. A. McNeill. Old
Hundred ; W. M. McKenzie. Gibson ;
W. G. Gibson, Gibson, L. B. Gibson,

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SCOTLAND COUNTY.

Gibson; F. L. Rachel, Laurel Hill,
It. P. D.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dixon, J. H., Laurinbur.tr.
Williams, J. R., Laurinburg.
SCHOOLS NOT IN TOWNS.

Oak Lawn, Laurinburg.
Spring Hill, Fontcol.
Lauril Hill, Laurinburg.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

• Shaw, W. G., Laurinburg. R. F. D.

McLean. N. M., Gibson.

Pate, W. T., Gibson.

Gibson, J. S., Gibson.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Mason, J. B., & Son, Laurinburg, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wright, W. F., Laurinburg, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Ida Mill Store, Laurel Hill.

Richmond Cotton Mill Store, Lauril
Hill.

Spring Store, Laurel Hill.

Bone, W. G., Co., Wagram.

Shaw & Bundy, Wagram.

McNair, E. L., Laurinburg.

McNair, T. L.. Laurinburg, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Gibson, A. D., Laurinburg, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Woodard, John N., Old Hundred.

John, J. T., Jr.. John.

Scotland Supply Co., Scotland.

Medlin. J. D., Hasty.

Thompson. J. S., Hasty.

Pate, Z. V., Laurel Hill.

Smith, M. B., Laurel Hill.

O'Brien, J. H.. Laurel Hill.
COTTON GINS.

McKoy, J. A. & Neil, Fontcol.

Shaw, A. E.. Laurinburg, R. F. D.

Mourone, Make, Laurinburg, R.
F. D.

McLean, J. M.. Laurinburcc, R. F. D.

McGirt. Jack, Maxton, R. F. D.

Lee, R. E., Laurinburg, R. F. D.

McNair, E. L., Laurinburg, R. F. D.

Monroe, R. A., Laurinburg, R. F. D.

Elmore Gin Co.. Laurinburg, R.
F. D.
1XOUK, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Lytch, D. C, Laurinburg, R. F. D.
SAW MILLS.

Murrie, E. F., Fontcol.

McGirt, Jack, Maxton, R. F. D.
PIBLIC SCHOOL TE\CHERS.

Russell, G. H., Laurinburg.

McNeill, W. L., Maxton, • R. F. D.
No. 4.

Smith. Miss Magsie, Maxton, R. F.
D. No. 4.

McOirt, Miss Evelyn, Maxton, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Hns;es, Miss Sallie. Maxton, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Pusey, E. D., Laurinburg.
Bailey, Waller, Laurinburg.

McLean, Miss Harriet, Laurinburg.

Gill. Miss Emma, Laurinburg.

Coble, Miss Roberta, Laurinburg.

Byrd, Miss Katie, Laurinburg.

Kendall, Miss Glennie, Laurinburg.

Brooks, Miss Olivia, Laurinburg.

McKinnon, Miss Minnie, Laurin-
burg.

(Mil, Miss Grace, Laurinburg.

Rose, Miss Anne, Laurinburg.

Bethea, Miss Jessie, Laurinburg.

McNeill, B. D., Laurinburg.

Blue. Miss Cornelia, Hoffman.

Wright, Miss Fannie, Laurinburg,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Williams, Miss Juanita, Laurinburg,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Stewart, Miss Meta, Laurinburg, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Lee, Miss Alma, Laurinburg, R. F.
D. No. 2.

McNeill, Miss Eme, Laurinburg, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Buehan, Miss Ethel, John Station.

Reynolds, Miss Blanche, Laurel
Hill.

Pratt, Miss Winnefred, Laurel Hill,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Jackson, J. W., Laurel Hill, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Philbeck, J. B.. Gibson.

Evans. Miss Mabel. Gibson.

McColman, Miss Sallie, Gibson.

Mason, Miss Georgia, Gibson, R. F.
D. No. 1.

LAURINBURG.

Population, 1009: 4,000.

No. white polls, 146; No. colored
polls. 95.

Value real estate, $552,130; value
personal property. $4S9,339.

Tax Rate: SOc. school and 33 l-3c.
on the $100.

Bonded debt. $65,000 ; School, $35,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Mac Cameron.

Chief of Police — F. M. Hubbard.

City Clerk— J. T. Myers.

Treasurer— T. J. Gill.

Tax Collector — F. M. Hubbard.

Standard-Keeper— J. M. Paylor.

City Attorney— M. L. John.

City Supt. of Health— P. John.

Postmaster — W. H. Cox.

R. R. Agents — W. N. Robertson, S.
A. L. ; G. Y. Jones. L. & Southern.

Express Agent — J. F. Ray.

Telegraph Manager — J. F. Ray,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — J. B. Maxwell,
Bell Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. R. Williams. Pastor.

Methodist — N. H. D. Wilson, Pastor.

Presbvterian — J. M. Rose. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Laurinburg Graded Schools.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Morgan.

Scotland Hotel.

Glenn House.

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BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — A. L. James,
President; T. J. Gill, Cashier.

Scotland County Savings Bank —
A. L. James, President; Hinton James,
Cashier.

State Bank — James A. Jones, Presi-
dent; W. H. Cooper, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Laurinburg Steam Bakery.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Lytch, A. P.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Benton Clothing Co.
McNair, J. F.
McLaurin & Shaw.
Mason, J. W.
Epstein & Bergman.
Evans, W. P.
McNeill, D. C.
Odom, Mrs. C. E.
James, A. A.
Monroe, L. A., & Son.
Hammond, N.
McDume, J. H.

BOOK STORES.
Sanford, J. D.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Monroe, L. A.
Wilkinson, D. D.
Benton, W. P.
Co pell, Sandy.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
McNair, J. P.
Edgerton, I. C.
Hinsou Bros.
McNeill, D. C.

CLUBS.
Argyle Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Phillips, John E.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Scotland Cotton Mill.
Dixon Cotton Mill.
Waverlv Cotton Mill.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Everington, G. D.
Prince &- Blue.
J. T. Fields.

Laurinburg Steam Bakery.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Tucker, W. D.
Phillips, E. A.
Everett, C. F.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Phillips, J. E.
Hammond, N.
Evans, W. P.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Benton Clothing Co.
Mason, J. W.
Epstein & Percrmnn.

COTTON GINS.
Oil Mill Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Epstein & Bersmnn.

DENTISTS.
Regan, C. W.

Gibson, J. L.
Herndon, W. T.

DRUGGISTS.
Everington, Georg<8 D.
Prince & Blue.
Fields, Jos. T.

DOCTORS.
Everington, George D.
Prince & Blue.
John, Peter.
McLean, Peter.
Hammer, A. W.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
James, Mrs. W. D.
James, A. O.
Odom, C. E.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
City Light & Water Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Covington, H. O.
Jacobs, C. J.
Lane, R. P.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
McNair, J. F.
Floradora Guano Co.
McNeill, D. C.
Covington, T. T.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Monroe, L. A., & Son.
Hammond, N.
McLaurin & Shaw.
Jacobs, C. J.
Benton, W. P.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

McDougald, M. A.

GROCERS.
Covington-Hammoud Co. (Whole-
sale.)

Phillips, J. E. (Wholesale.)

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Sanford, J. D.
McNair, I. F.

HOSPITALS.

Scotland Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

James & Tatnm. (Fire.)
McNair, Jas. L. (Fire.)
McKae, Miss Effie. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.

Patrick & McCall.
Stone, It. (».

LAUNDRIES.
Wong, Georire.

LAWYERS.
Gibson & Russell.
Goodwvn, George T.
John. M. L.
Cox & Dunn.
Neal, W. H.

MARBLE WORKS.
Eflrd & Dees.

PLUMBERS.
Jordan, M. W.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
McDougald. M. A.
Gibson. Jasper T.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Lackey, J. D.
Sanford. J. H.

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SCOTLAN D— STANLY.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Weekly Exchange — Jonathan Peele,
Editor.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Laurinbnru Exchange.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Fields, W. L.
James, A. A.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
MeDougald, M. A.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
MeDougald, M. A.

GIBSON.

Incorporated in 1S99.

r<l ulation, 1909: White, 200; col-
ore'. 150: total, 350.

Value real estate. $100,000: value
personal property, $30,000.

Tax Rate: 30c. on the .$100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — L. M. Blue.

Postmaster — W. T. Wright.

Chief of Police — S. B. Boxley.

R. R. Agent— J. E. Doster, S. A. L.

Manager Telegraph — Z. L. Gibson
Postal Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — J. M. Itose, Pastor.

Methodist— N. E. Coltraine, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Gibson High School— J. B. Philheck,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Gibson— W. T. Pate, Presi-
dent ; L. M. Blue, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Pate. W. T.
McLean, N. M.
Gibson, J. S.

DRUGGISTS.
Gibson, W. Z.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Pate, Z. V.
Gibson Mercantile Co.
Hunsueker, M. R.
Lovin & Smith.
Sedberry, W. B.
Wright. D. G.
Fletcher, W. T., & Co.
Adams, W. B., & Co.
Mclnnis & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Gibson.

LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

Gibson, E. J.
Hunsucker, Kellev.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Southern Cotton Oil Co. (Branch.)
Green Pond Granite Brick Co.

SUNLY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, ALBEMARLE.

Formed in 1S40. Named in honor of John Stanly, of New Bern.

Area: 380 square miles. •■

Population, 20,000. White males, 9,500; White females, 9,500; Negro
males. 500; Negro females, 500.

Value of real" estate, $2,401,330; value of personal property. $1,582,181.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,905,529; by negroes, $77,988.

No. of schools: For whites, 61; for negroes, 11.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 3Sc. on poll;
roads and bridges, 10 l-3c. ; special, 2e.

Public Roads: No. miles 600. Worked by free labor and special tax.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:

Yadkin Railroad, 23.19 miles, assessed value $138,800.73

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2.760.28

Albemarle Telephone Co., assessed value 3,824.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,293.25

Norwood Electric and Water Co., assessed value 1.663.00

Whitney Co., assessed value 40,000.00

Superior Court Terms: Seventh Monday before 1st Monday in March; 1st
Monday after 1st Monday in March; Sth Monday before 1st Monday in Sep-
tember; 1st Monday after 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— A. P. Harris,
Albemarle.

Sheriff— Silas R. Green. Albemarle.

Rerister of Deeds — W. B. Moore,
Albemarle.

Treasurer — W. Ashley Tucker, Albe-
marle

Coroner — M. M. Poplin, Albemarle.

Surveyor — Charlie Howard, Bridge-
port.

Co. Supt. of Health — J. F. Layton,
Albemarle.

Co. Supt. of Health— E. F. Eddins,
Palmerville.

Supt. of County Home — W. J. Un-
derwood, Albemarle.

Co. Board of Education— J. F.
Shinn, (dim.), Norwood; D. P. Whit-
ley, Millingport; Jona M. Hartsell,
Albemarle.

County Commissioners — A. A. I
* +

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Thompson (chm.), Cottonville; J. M.
Lambert, Mission ; J. S. Misenheimer,
Albemarle, R. F. D. No. 2.

Co. Board of Elections — R. E. Aus-
tin (chm.), Albemarle; M. B. Blalock,
Norwood : Z. B. Sanders, Albemarle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Center Township— Jas. W. Smith.
Norwood; S. J. Lentz, Norwood.

Albemarle — J. S. Ewing, Albemarle;
W. F. Hathcock, Albemarle; S. D.
Bost, Albemarle.

Harris — J. A. Bunch, Palmerville ;
•T. M. Matiney, New London ; J. A.
Ritchie, Richfield.

Kidenhour — I. W. Lipe. Richfield,
R. F. D. No. 1; C. G. Plvler, Richfield,
R. F. D. No. 1; M. J. M. Misenheim-
er, New London, R. F. D. No. 1.

Almond — J. M. Morton. Blooming-
ton ; R. H. Burleyson, Bloomington ;
L. H. Bost, Endy.

Furr — J. H McLure, Locust : E. D.
Smith, Locust; J. G. Treece, Lr., Lo-
cust.

Bis: Lick — G. B. Burns, Big Lick;
B. W. Whitlev, Big Lick; M. F.
Hunevcutt, Big Lick; E. R. Whitley,
Big Lick; D. E. Efird. Big Lick.

Tyson — II. M. Hudson, Norwood,
R. F. D. No. 1; J. M. Reap, Efird's
Mills; W. A. Hough, Norwood, R. F.

D. No. 1.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — D. S. Morton, Norwood, R.
F. D. No. 1 ; E. D. Teeter, Locust ;

E. M. Brooks. Albemarle; O. ,T. Black,
Big Lick.

Methodist Protestant — Rev. Mr.
Lowdermilk, Plvler.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Yadkin Mineral Springs Academy —
E. F. Eddins. Princinal. Pnlmerville.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Whitley. £\,-P., Millingport.

GENERAi, MERCHANDISE.
Crayton, H- D., Mission.
Reed. Geo.,i Misenheimer.
Teeter, N. A.. Endy.

f'OTTON GINS.
Plvler Milling Co.. Plyler.
Efird, D. E., Big Lick.
Osborne, E. M., Locust.
FLOUR, TORN AND FEED MILLS.
Miller Bros., Albemarle, R. F. D. 1.

SAW MILLS.

Lowder, H. L.. Plvler.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEA.CHERS.

Bunch. J. A. Palmerville.
Whitley, W. G., Big Lick.
Morgan, Eugene. Gold Hill.
Lilly, Miss Sallie. Albemarle.
Dry. Miss Cora. Norwood.
Sm'th. Miss Lottie. Albemarle.
Littleton, W. R., Albemarle.
Hnnvcutt. A. B.. Locust, R. F. D.
Ritchie, O. D., Albemarle.
Davis. J. P., Albemarle.
Rnnk'n. ,T. D., New London.
Hartsell, Miss Lizzie B.. Locust,

R. F. D. 1.

Whitley, J. L., Mt. Pleasant, R
F. D. No. 1.

Whitley, C. A., Bik Lick, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Morton, J. J., Bloomington.

Helms, T. O., Big Lick, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Huneycutt, M. F., Big Lick.

Nortou, A .M., New London.

Efird, G. L., Big Lick, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Hathcock, A. A., Big Lick, R. F. D.
No. 2.

• Lefler, C. A., Richfield, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Efird, Lee, Big Lick.

Austin, Harvey L., New Loudon.

Burris. P. L., Locust.

Hartsell, Miss Nina, Locust, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Smith, S. G., Big Lick, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Kendall, J. W., Norwood, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Bost, L. H.. Big Lick, R. F. D. No. 2

Palmer, Miss Eunice, New London.

ALBEMARLE.

Population, 1909: 2,300. No. white
polls, 305; No. colored noils. 8.

Value real estate, $580,479; value
personal property, $162, 2S6.

Tax Rate: 94c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $7,000; floating debt.
$3,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — I. B. Miller.

Chief of Polie — J. D. Love.

City Clerk — Eugene Ewing.

Treasurer — J. T. Russell.

Tax Collector — J. D. Love.

Standard-Keeper — S. Austin.

City Attorney — R. L. Smith.

City Supt. of Health— V. A. Whit-
ley.

Postmaster — A. R. Kirk.

R. R. A?fnt-L. S. Whitworth,
Southern Railroad Co.

Express Agent — L. S. Whitworth.

Telegraph Manager — L. S. Whit-
worth, Western Union.

Telephone Manatrer — Wm. Ivey,
Albemarle Tel. Co., New London.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baotist — A. H. Wyncoop, Albemarle.

Lutheran — H. A. McCnllough, Albe-
marle.

Methodist— H. C. Sprinkle, Albe-
marle.

Presbyterian — Geo. H. Atkinson, Al-
bemarle.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Albemarle Normal and Industrial
Collesre — Geo. H. Atkinson, President;
M;ss Prances E. Clifford.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hearne Hotel.

Central Hotel.

Mnrnlise Hotel.

Marks House.

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STANLY COUNTY.

miLDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Albemarle.

BANKS AM) HANKERS.
Cabarrus Sa\in;j"> Bank — H. I.
Woodhouse, President: M. J. Harris,
Casbier.

Stanly Connty Loan and Trnst Co.
— J. K. I'rice. President; J. M. Peeler.
Casbier.

BAKERS.
Harris, Jobn.

BRICK MAN I FACTURERS.
Biles. A. F.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Morrow Bros.
Heath Co.
Drv. A. N.
Allen Clothing Co.
Drv. G. M.
Little. M. F. & Co.
Cheap John.
Stanly Supply Co.
Batchelor. Recks & Forrest.
ins & English.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
City Meat Market.
Klondike Meat Market.
I ' srjrin, T. J.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
Stanlv Carriage Co.

CLUBS.
Piedmont Commercial Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Piedmout Mercantile Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Lillian Knitting Mills.
Wisoassett Mills Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALER*
Salesby. A. B.
Cheap John.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Moodv. L. A.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Huneycutt. P. J. & Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Albemarle Sample Store.
Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.
Allen Clotbins Co.
Little. M. F. £ Co.
""heap John.
Stanly Supply Co.
Cordon Bros.

Batchelor, Ricks & Forrest.
Robins & English.
Drv. A. N.

COTTON GINS.
Eflrd M'f'g Co.

DENTISTS.

Featrin, G. M.
Fitzgerald. W. C.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Abemarle Chronicle — W. A. Jones,

Editor.

Stanly Enterprice — J. D. Bivins,
Editor.

DRUGGISTS.

Manner. C. J., & Co.
Hall's Pharmacy.

Albemarle Drug Co.

DOCTORS.

Whitley. V. A.

Anderson, J. N.

Hill. W. I.

Lavton, J. F.

Dunlap. L. V.

Lentz. C. M.

Hall. J. Clegg.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Robins & English.

Dry. B. M.

Albemarle Sample Store.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES

Southern Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Snlesbv. A .B.

Kirk. E. C.

Chean John.

Whitlev. L. H.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS

Morrow Bros. tV- Heath Co.

Stanlv Sunplv Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

City Meat Market.

Klondike Meat Market.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Albemarle Iron Works.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Huneycntt. P. J.. & Co.

Parker-Little Furniture Co.
GROCERS.

Albemarle Grocery Co. fWholesale)
HARDAYARE DEALERS.

Morrow Bros. & Hea'th Co.

Stanley Supply Co.

Farmers Hardware Co.

Little. M. F.. & Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Wri-ht. J. C. (Fire).

Albemarle Real Estate & Insurance
Co. (Fire and LifeL

JEAVELERS.

Stnrp.es. F. E.

Thompson. A. W. ,v-

LAUNDRI^'.

Albemarle Steam Laundry.

Joseph Doby.

LAWYERS.

Brown. J. M.

Smith. R. L.

Anstill R. E.

Price. J. R.

Sanders. Z. B.

Crowell. R. A.

Huneycutt. A. C.

Burleyson, I. R.

Brown. R. L.

Sikes. O. G.

Harkrader. L. L.

LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Snuss-s, E. E.

Woodland Manufacturing Co.

Sibley, R. L.. Manufacturing Co.

MARBLE WORKS.
Palmer. C. M.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Wiseassett Mills Co.

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Eflrd Manufacturing Co. (Cotton
Yarns).
Lillian Knitting Mills Co. (Hosiery.).
Albemarle Furniture & Manufactur-
ing Co. (Furniture).
Albemarle Mantel Co. (Mantels).

PAINT AND OIL, DEALER*.
Morrow Bros. & Health Co.
Stanly Supply Co.

PAINTERS.
Cable. Charlie.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Little, M. F., & Co.

PLUMBERS.
Gantt. J. E.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Huneycutt, P. J., & Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Cook Studio.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Albemarle Real Estate <Sr Insurance
Co.

Palmer. C. M.
Snotherlv. John.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.
Stanly Supply Co.

TAILORS.
Gordon Bros.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Ilmieyentt. P. J., & Co.
Parker-Little Furniture Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Kluttz. S. B.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Huneycutt. P. J.. & Co.
Parker-Little Furniture Co.

NORWOOD.

Incorporated in 1SS1.
Population. 1909: 675.

TOWN OEFICERS.
Mayor— L. W. Hart.
Postmaster — Fred H. Lilly.
R. R. Asrent— J. V. Barringer, South-
ern Railway.

Manarer TelegTaph — J. V. Barringer,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHTRPHES.
Methodist — J. E. Gay, Pastor.
Presbyterian — Geo. H. Atkinson.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Norwood High School — J. P. Wago-
ner. Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Norwood — T. A. Hnthcock,
President: A. T. Dnnlap. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Hathcock, T. A.
Campbell. J. I.

DRUGGISTS.
Hart Drug- Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Harris-McAnlay Co.
Morrow-Freeman Co.
Thompson & Wright.
Sinclair Mercantile Co.
Rritt. J. E.
Miller & Miller.
Davis, E. M.
Mills, Thos.

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Marsuard. Win.

Kendall. M. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Central Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Blalock, S. B.

Thompson. J. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Norwood Manufacturing Co. (Cotton
Mill).

Norwood Lumber Co.

Norwood Milling Co.

Stanly Cotton Oil Co.

Norwood Bottling Co.

NEW LONDON.

Population. 1909: Whites, 500; col-
ored, 10; total, 510.

Value real estate. $75,000; value per-
sonal property. $25,000.

Tax Rate, 25c on the S100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. E. Ross.

Postmaster — W. F. Ross.

Chief of Police — G. A. Lefler.

R. R. Agent— T. B. Ross, Southern
Railway.

Manager Telegraph— T. B. Ross,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — Otho J. Jones. Pastor.

Baptist— C. J. Black, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

New London High School — J. D.
Rankin. Principal: A. M. Norton, Mrs.
A. M. Norton. Miss Edna Ivey, As-
sistants.

DOCTORS.

Allen. J. A.

DRUGGISTS.

New London Drug Store.

W. L. Cotton (Drusrsrist).

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Napier. A. I.

Mannev & Ritchie.

Lefler, Mrs. C. B.

Ross. H. E.. & Co.

Hearne, J. II.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Culn Hotel.

Ridenhour. D. E.

Piekler. Geo.

LIVERY STABLES.

Culp. Jno. L.. & Sons.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Tucker & Carter Rope Co.

Miller, J. M.. & Co. (Machine Shop.
Foundry and Saw Mill) .

RICHFUFLD.

Incornorated in 1895.

Poprlation. 1909: Whites. 200; col-
ored. 20: total. 220.

Value real estate. S40.000 : value per-
sonal propertv. $55,000.

Tax Rat»»: 25c. on the Si 00.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— F. L. Fink.

Postmastpr — .T, D. Enmhirdt.

Thief of Police — C. A. R'denhonr. ..

R. R. Agent— H. L. Ritchie, South-

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STANLY -STOKES.

ern Railway (Yadkin Branch).

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Lutheran — W. A. Dutton, Pastor.
Methodist — James Willson. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Richticlri Public School— Mrs. D. H.
Crowell, Principal.

DRUGGISTS.
Ritchie's Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Miller Bros.
Walker & Ritchie.
Ritchie, Mrs. G. G.
Arie, N. G.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Ritchie. M. M.
Floyd, C. P.
Ritchie, Mrs. B. G.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

American Roller Mills (Flour and
Feed).

Ritchie, J. A. (Building Material).
JEWELERS.

Ritchie, C.

BIG LICK.

Population about 140.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— H. P. Etird.
Postmaster — W. A. Cagle.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— C. J. Black, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Big; Lick Public School — C. J. Black,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Hartsell, F. E.

GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Cagle, W. A.
Eflrd, D. E.
Morgan, W. G.

STOKES COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, DANBURY.

Formed in 1789. Named in honor of Col. John Stokes, an officer in the
Revolutionary War.

Area, 501) square miles.

Population, census of 1900: White males, 8,506; white females, 8.309;
uesrro males, 1.4S9 ; negro females, 1,502 ; foreign born, 4.

Value of real estate, $1,658,536; value of personal property, $1,381,873.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,965,810; by negroes, $74,599.

No. of Schools: For whites, 67; for negroes, 9.

Tax Rate: Count v purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 25c.

County bonded debt, $1S,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by general law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Rural Telephone Co. .assessed value $ 288.00

Quaker Gap Telephone Co., assessed value 1,155.00

Atlantic & Yadkin Railroad, 20.80 miles, assessed value 207.954.66

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2.925.76

Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., assessed value 1,540.00

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 3,140.75

Norfolk & Western Railway, 10.67 miles, assessed value 185,795.80

Farmers Quickstep Telephone Co., assessed value 2,765.0(1

Superior Court Terms: Two terms of one week each fo rcriminal causes.
May and September; two terms of one week each for civil causes, May and
October.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— M. T. Shilton,
Danbury.

Sheriff— C. M. Jones, Danbury.

Register of Deeds — W. C. Slate, Dan-
bury.

Treasurer — A. F. Christian West-
field, R. F. D. No. 1.

Coroner— S. F. Slate, King, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Surveyor — R. F. Bondurant, Fran
Cisco, R. F. D. No. 2.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. Walter Neal,
Meadows.

Co. Supt. of Schools— J. T. Smith.
Danbury.

Supt. of County Home — Y. S. Sin
Meadows, R. F. D. No. 1.

Co. Board of Education — N. A. Mar-
tin (chrm.), Danbury; C. A. Mitchell.
Dillnrd; F. P. Stone, Francisco, R. F.
D. No. 1.

County .Commissioners — John W.
Gann, (chrm.). Madison, R. F. D. No.
3; T. M. Lawson, Pinnacle, R. F. D.
No. 2; J. P. Smith, Mizpah, R. F. D.
No. 1.

County Board of Elections — J. H.
Ellington, (chrm.), Sandy Ridge;
James F. Smith, Meadows, R. F. D.
No. 1; H. M. Joyce, Danbury.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Danbury Township — G. W. Sisk,
Harfman ; N. A. Martin, Danbury.

Meadows — J. H. White, Germanton.
R. F. D. No. 2; L. M. McKinzie, Ger-

STOKES COUNTY.

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manton ; J. N. Young, Meadows, R. P.
D. No. 1; J. M. Redding, Germanton,
R. F. D. No. 1; I. G. Ross, Walnut
Cove, R. P. D. No. 1.

Yadkin — J. H. Covington, Mizpah ;
W. E. Butner, King; J. M. Culler, To-
baecoville, R. P. D. No. 2; J. P. Cov-
ington. Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. No.
1; J. T. Johnson, King, R. F. D. No.
1 ; W. A. Sullivan, Pinnacle.

Quaker Gap — J. Walter Simmons,
Francisco, R. P. D. No. 2 ; L. L. Lowe,
Westfleld; J. P. Lynch, Pilot Moun-
tain, R. F. D. No. 1; J. D. George,
Westfleld, R. F. D. No. 1; R. E. Smith.
Francisco, R. F. D. No. 1; B. H.
Boyes, Vade Mecum; W. M. Covington.
Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. No. 1.

Peter's Creek — W. P. Nelson, Dan-
bury. R. F. D. No. 1; G. B. Shelton,
Campbell. R. F. D. No. 1 ; E. C. Shep-
perd, Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1 ; R. L.
Lawson, Smith, R. P. D. No. 1; Jesse
A. Lawson, Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1;
James Moore, Smith, R. F. D. No. 1.
Snow Creek— C. D. Smith. Campbell,
R. P. D. No. 1; C. M. Hennis. Ayers-
ville: W. E. Willis, Jr.. Madison. R.
F. D. No. 3; L. A. Amos, Sandy
Ridge, R. F. D. No. 2.

Beaver Island— F. M. Davidson. Dil-
lard; Z. V. Martin, Madison, R. F. D.
No. 3; R. N. Wail, Madison, R. P. D.
No. 3; J. Wilson Mitchell, Dillard.

Sauratown — P. H. Li™vii'o. "'-'nut
Cove. R. P. D. No. 2; S. C. Rierson,
Walnut Cove.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Primitive Baptist— Joel G. South-
ern, Germanton, R. F. D. No. 1; Ga-
briel Boles. Walnut Cove. R. F. D. No.
1 : Alex. Moran. Meadows. R. F. D.
No. 1; Samuel Moran, Meadows, R. D.
D. No. 1 ; H. D. Mickey, Pinnacle. R.
F. D. No. 2; John H. Wright, Brim,
R. F. D. No. 1 ; F. P. Stone, Francisco.
R. P. D. No. 1; Wm. H. Collins. Fran-
cisco. R. F. D. No. 1; Darian Collins.
Pinnacle. R. P. D. No. 2: Lewis Pvr-
tie. Westfleld. R. F. D. No. 1; Paul
Priddv. Danburv, R. P. D. No. ] ;
Lnthe Knight, Walnut Cove. R. F. D.
No. 1,

Missionary Baptists — Pincknev,
Oliver. King, R. F. D. No. 1 : J. A.
Joyce, Sandy Ridce. R. F. D. No. 1;
J. E. Simmons, Moore's Spring.

Methodists — A. M. Lonsr, Pinnacle.
R. F. D. No. 2; D. A. Binklev. Dan-
burv; C. H. Clvde, Walnut Cove; C. A.
Wall. Campbell, R. F. D. No. 1 ; C. R.
Hutchison, Meadows, R. F. D. No. 1;
S. H. Helsabeck, Rural Hall.

Presbyterians— R. W. George, Fran-
cisco ; John D. Smith, Danbury, R. P.
D. No. 1.

Methodist Protestant — A. L. Hunter,
Pinnacle.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Dalton Institute — W. A. Plynt, Prin-
cipal, Dalton.

Mountain View Institute — R. J. M.
Hobbs, Principal, Mizpah.

Pinnacle Braded School, Pinnacle.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

McCanless, W. V., Danbury.
McCanless, W. L., Danbury.
Slate, W. C. Danbury.
Neal, J. Walter, Meadows.
Diks, D. C, Malison, R. F. D. No. 3.
Ellington, J. H., Sandy Ridge.
Moore, W. B., Smith, R. P. D. No. 1.
Leake, J. J., Brim, R. P .D. No. 1.
Moir, S. A., Francisco.
Morefleld, R. H. Westfleld, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Slate. J. S., Pinnacle.
Phillips; M. D., Dalton.
Tillotson, S. P.. King, R. P. D. No. 1.
Slate, J. W., Mizpah.
Jones, A. G., Walnut Cove.
Fulp, Elias, Fulp.

LAWYERS.
Joyce, A. H., Danbury.
King, W. W., Danbury.
Petree, N. O.. Danbury.
Humphreys, Danbury.
Hall, J. W., Danbury.
Phillips, J. Y., Dalton.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Nelson, F. E., Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Nelson, W. P., Danbury, R. P. D.
No. 1.

Nelson. W. A., & Son, Danbury, R.
P. D. No. 1.

Bennett, W. R., & Son, Danbury, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Smith, Lee, Danbury, R. P. D. No. 1.
Hartman. Mrs. R. L., & Son, Dan-
bury. R. F. D. No. 1.

Alley Bros., Danbury, R. P. D.
No. 1.

Mabe & Son, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sheppard, E. C, Danburv. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Lawson, Jesse A., Danbury, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Martin, N. A., Danbury.
Taylor, J. Spot., Danbury.
Fa gg, A. J., Danbury.
Adkins, Henry, Red Shoals.
Martin, Mrs. B. J., Gideon.
Duncan, Young & Co., Dillard.
Mitchell, C. A., Dillard.
Duncan, L. R., Sandv Ridge, R. P.
D No. 1.

Duncan, John P., Sandy Ridge, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Richardson, Thos., Sandy Ridge,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Morefleld, J. Wesley, Sandy Ridge,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Amos & Amos, Sandy Ridge, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Amos, L. A., Sandy Ridge, R. P. D.
No. 2.

Sbelton. J. E. Sandv Ridge.
Hall. Caleb, Sandy Ridge.
Smith. Mrs. James P., Campbell, R.
F. D. No. 1.

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STOKES COUNTY.

Jim, .10I111 R., Campbell. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hill, Livingston, Campbell, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Tilley, T. W.. Smith, R. F. D. No. 1.

Hart, B. W., & Son, Smith, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Smith, F. C, Smith.

Nunn, Vlrsril, Francisco, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Collins, Millard. Francisco, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Forest, Reid, Francisco, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Beasley, Elijah, Francisco.

Frans, Joseph C, Brim, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Simmons, G. L., Brim. R. F. D.
No 1.

Wright, J. H., Brim, R. F. D. No. 1.

George, J. D.. Westfield, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Covington, Robert, & Son West-
field, R. F. D. No. 1.

Thore, Thos. J., Westfield. R. F. D..

Mitchell, J. M., & Son, Pinnacle. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Boyles, C. H., Pinnacle, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sams, S. W., Pinnacle, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Fulk, S. F., Pinnacle. R. F. D. No. 1.

Stone, H. L., Pinnacle.

Edwards, W. J., Pinnacle.

Spain ho wer <fc Flinn, Pinnacle.

Dennis, W. C, Pinnacle.

Fowler, W. O., Pinnacle.

Coe, L. R., Dalton.

Harum, C. T., Dalton.

M'M-efield, .T. S.. Cap.

Reid, W. H., Vade Mecum.

Moore, John T., Moore's Springs.

Neal. Oeorge W., Meadows.

Fowler, J. Walter, Walnut Cove, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Ross, I. C. Ross, Walnut Cove, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Boles, L. B., Germanton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Pulliam. B. F., & Son, Germanton,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Johnson. W. J.. Germanton, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Fulp, H. A., Germanton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Dodson, W. H., Germanton, R F.
D. No. 1.

Carroll, Mrs. S. L., Mizpah, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Carroll, J. T., Mizpah, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Tuttle, A. G., Mizpah, R. F. D. No. 1.

Meadows. W. G. Mizpah.

Tuttle, W. H.. Mizpah.

Tuttle, J. WTalter. King, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Boyles Bros., King, R. F. D. No. 2.

Tuttle, R. B., King, R. F. D. No. 1.

Meadows Bros., King., R. F. D.
No. 1.

Shore Mercantile Co., King.

Butner, W. E.. King.

White, C. F., King.

Keiger, S. T., & Son, King.

Culler, Wm., Tobaccoville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Shepperd, C. H.. Sandy Ridge, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Taylor, John M., Red Shoals.

Shelton, J. E., Sandy Ridge.

Priddy & Thockmorton, Sandy
Ridge, R. F. D. No. 1.

Shepperd, E. C, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Nelson. D. C, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Moore, F L., Smith, R. F. D. No. 1.

Oeorge, R. W., Francisco.

Collins, A. J., Francisco, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Phillips, John Y., Dalton.

Slate, W. G.. Mizpah.

Slate, John E., Mizpah.

Allen. G. M., Miznah, R. F. D. N. 1.

Lunsford, C. H., King, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Charles, G. H.. Germanton.

Keiger. J. Walter, Germanton.

Dodd, A. D., Francisco.

Dodd, A. D., Danburv.

Chisman, W. M.. Pine Hall.

Mitchell, C. A., Dillard.

Ilylton, W. R., Campbell, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Schaub, James, Tobaccoville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

SAW MILLS.

Slate, W. G., Mizpah.

Slate, John E., & Son, Mizpah.

Lunsford, C. H., King, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Grabs Manufacturing Co., King.

Mateer, Jasper, King, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Caudle, E. O., King.

Phillips. John Y., Dalton.

Culler. E. W., Pinnacle.

Sullivan. W. A., Pinnacle.

Reid, W. H., Vade Mecum.

Oeorge, R. W., Francisco.

Shepperd, E. C, Danburv. R. FJ
D. No. 1.

Nelson, D. C, Danbury, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Moore, F. L., Smith. R. F. D. No. 1.

Hylton. W. R., Campbell, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Mitchell, C. A., Dillard.

Mickey, C. A., Can.

Pr'ddy & Morefield, Danbury, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Shelton, J. E.. Sandv Ridge.

Shelton Bros., Sandy Ridge.

Johnson & Fulton, Walnut Cove.

Pesram, Mr., Walnut Cove, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Dimlap. J. Frank, Oideon.

Mitchell. R. W., Gideon.

Miller, A. A., Walnut Cove, R. F. D.
No. 1.

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Neal, J. M„ Meadows.

Matthews, J .H., Meadows, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hill, R. W., Meadows, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Charles. G. H., Germauton.

Lewis, George, Germauton, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Bodenhamruer, Chap., Gernianton, R.
F. D. No. 2.

PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Joyce, Miss Nellie. Danbury.

Binkley. Miss Bertha, Danbury.

Ray, Miss Judea. Danbury.

Tuttle, Miss Lula, Meadows.

Keaton, Miss Annie, Danbury.

Martin, Miss Anna, Meadows.

Alley. Mrs. Mildred, Germanton.

Reid, Miss Anna, Germanton.

Grogan, Miss Susie. Germanton.

Heath, S. P., Mizpah.

Ross, F. S., Walnut Cove.

Ross, Miss Harriet, Walnut Cove.

Davis, Carlis B., Germanton.

Isley. E. B.. Smith.

Kirkman, Oliver, Smith.

Duncan, J. A., Danbury.

Biggs, E. H., Danbury.

Pepper, Miss Blanche. Danbury.

Davis, B. C, Campbell.

Pike, Miss Ossie, Smith.

Bennett, O. M., Danbury.

Martin, Mrs. H. C. Sandy Ridge.

Smith, J. A., Ayersville.

Martin, Miss Lelia, Aversville.

Leake. J. A.. Sandy Ridge.

Hawkins, Miss Lilla, Sandy Ridge.

Duncan. Miss Lemma, Dillard.

Smith, Mrs. Covie, Campbell.

Moore. Mrs. Lettie B., Campbell.

Nelson, Mrs. ,T. S. Nelson. Campbell.

Fagg, James M., Red Shoals.

Dunlap, Miss Bercha, Gideon.

Leake. J. R., Campbell.

Young. Miss Cora. Dillnrd.

Wall. Miss Mae, Madison.

Pringle. Miss Mabel. Sandy Ridge.

Neal, Miss Berlin, Walnut Cove.

Salmons. Miss Ella. Fulp.

Ward. Miss Rerta. Walnut Cove.

Byerly. E. C. Walnut Cove.

Adkins, Miss Lizzie, Walnut Cove.

Jones, Miss Annie Kate, Walnut
Cove.

Moore, Miss Rachel. Walnut Cove.

Easter. Mrs. Marv E.. Walnut Cove.

Isley. E. W., Walnut Cove.

Petree, Miss Mabel, Walnut Cove.

Grogan, Miss Ella, Walnut Cove.

Arnold. Mrs. Sall:e E., Walnut Cove.

Phnnt-g, ,t. B.. King.

Phillips, T. J., King.

Johnson. Miss Ida. King.

Boyles, C. F., King.

Pulliam. Lennie. Kintr.

Cofer, Miss Lizzie. Kinar.

Wall. Miss BetHe. King.

Wall. Earlv. Kinsr.

Pulliam. O. L.. King.

Titnm. Miss Penlah. Klner.

Hunt, Miss Geneva, Pinnacle.

Wall, Miss Myrtie C, Pisnacle.

Boyles, C. K., Pinnacle.

Simmons, Miss Kate, Pinnacle.

Edwards, Miss Lucinda, Pinnacle.

Smith, Miss Wilmeta, King.

Fleming, Miss Ada, Peter's Creek.
Va., R. F. D. No. 1.

Doyle, Jesse C, Peter's Creek, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Freeman, Miss Ersell, Brim.

Willis, Miss Mary Sue, Brim.

Miller, Miss Carrie, Westfleld.

Pepper, Miss Jessie, Francisco.

George, W. D., Francisco.

Smith, Miss Agnes, Francisco.

Smith, Miss Myrtle, Francisco.

Bovles, B. H., Cade Mecum.

Tillev, Miss Phoebe, Westfleld.

Mitchell. R. H., Jr., Pilot Moun-
tain.

Simmons, Miss Alice, Pilot Moun-
tain.

Dearmin. Miss Daisv, Pinnacle.

Neal'. Miss Pearl, Pinnacle.

Smith, Miss Maud, Francisco.

Bui-well, Mrs. Edna, Westfleld.

Boyles. Mrs. B. H., Vade Mecum.

GERMANTON.

Incorporated in 1883.

Population, 1900: Whites, 150; col-
ored, 100; total. 250.

Value real estate. $25,000; value per-
sonal property, $25,000.

Tax Rate: 60c. on the poll and 15c.
on property.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— L. H. Hill.

Postmaster — H. McGee.

Chief of Police — J. H. Hampton.

R. R. Asrent — Mrs. J. C. Carson,
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Mrs. J. C. Car-
sou, Western Union.

MINISTERS ANO CHURCHES.

Methodist — Rev. Mr. Gibson. Pastor.

Episcopal — John C. Mellichampe,
Rector.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Germanton Academy — J. C. Carson,
Principal.

DOCTORS.

Hill. L. H.

Bvnum. Wade H.

DRUGGISTS.

Beck. R. T., & Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Hfimrton & Charles.

McGee. H.

MeKinzie. L. ML, & Co.

Stvers. E. J.

Peck. R. T.. & Co.
HOTELS /»ND BOARDING HOUSES.

Vaugh. Mrs. A. G.

Beck, R. T.

L'VERV STABLES.

Hill, S .C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Charles, Ceorge H.

Banner, P. R.

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STOKES— SURRY.

PINNACLE.
Population, 190!): White, 350; col-
ored, 20.

Postmaster— W. J. Edwards.
R. K. Agent — Miss Tiny Simpson,
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Miss Tiny
Simpson, Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist Protestant — A. L. Hunter,
Pastor.

Methodist Episcopal — Rev. Mr. Rich-
ardson. Pastor.

Baptist — Rev. Mr. Wilson. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
State High School — Prof. Reveral, j
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Slate, J. S.

DRUGGISTS.
Slate. J. S., Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Stone, H. L.
Edwards, W. J.
Spainhower <& Plynn.
Dennis, W. C.
Fowler, W. O.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Spainhour House.

LIVERY STABLES.
Smoak. E. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Culler & Culler (Saw Mill).
Culler, E. W. (Canning Factory).

WALNUT COVE.

Incorporated in 18S9.

Population, 1909: Whites, 500; col-
ored. 200; total, 700.

Value real estate, $S2.480; value
persona] propertv, $71,533.

Tax Rate: $1.00 on the poll and
33 l-3c. on nropertv.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John A. Burton.

Postmaster — J. R. Voss.

Chief of Police— H. R. Burton.

R. R. Agent— R. G. Petree. Southern
Railway; W. P. Wheeler, Norfolk &
Western Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. P. Wheeler,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — J. A. Joyce, Pastor.

Methodist— J. H. Brendall.

Episcopal — A. R. Berkley.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Walnut Cove High School— E. C.
Byerly, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Bank of Stokes County— M. T.
Chilton, President; O. N. Petree,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Tut tie, R. G.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Fulton, Jacob.

James & Davis.

Woodruff, J. B.

Burton & Creson.

Nelson, W. L.

Bovles, D .S.

Wheeler, E. M.

Fulp, J. H.

Walnut Cove Mercantile Co., (Inc.)

Hajrston. Garfield.

Dodson & Co.

Joyce & Bowles.

Mitchell, A. S.

Stokes Grocery Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Central Hotel.
Dodson Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Boles, W. F.
Allen, Joel W.
Whitten & Davis.

MAN V FACT V RING PLANTS.

Johnson & Fulton Lumber Co. (Inc.)

Hedgeeoek Brick Co.

Lackey, John R. (Roller Mills).

SURRY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, DOBSON.

Formed iu 1770. Named in honor of Surry County in England.

Area. 600 square miles.

Population, 25,515.

Value of real estate. $2,954,0S9; value of personal property, $2,051,337.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $2,917,921; by negroes, $36,16S.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: Worked by free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Mt. Airy Telephone Co., assessed value $ 6.000.00

Southern Railway Co.. 33.13 miles, assessed value 965,174.30

Atlantic & Yadkin Railway, 17.40 miles, assessed value 173,962.57

Southern Express Company, assessed value 4.697.77

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 1,760.00

Woodlawn Telephone Co., assessed value 100.00

Mt. Airy & Eastern Railway, 5.00 miles, assessed value '. 7.500.00

Western Uni.on Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,512.00

Superior Court Terms: 7th February: 25th April (two weeks); 29th
August, (two weeks; 21st November, (two weeks).

SURRY COUNTY.

430

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— W. W. Hampton,
Dobson.

Sheriff— C. H. Haynes, Mount Airy.

Register of Deeds — Vestal Taylor,
Dobson.

Treasurer — J. W. Redman, Pilot
Mountain.

Coroner — W. T. Marion, White
Plains. R. F. D. No. 1.

Surveyor — J. T. Riggan, Dobson,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Co. Supt. of Health — John R. Woltz,
Dobson.

Co. Supt. of Schools — John H. Allen,
Elkin.

Supt. Co. Home — J. W. Norman,
Dobson.

Co. Board of Education — G. C.
Welch, Mount Airy; J. S. Atkinson,
Elkin ; B. J. Snow, State Roarl. R. F.
D. No. 2.

County Commissioners — W. H.
Wolf, (chrm.), Roaring Gap, R. F.

D. No. 1; J. A. Tesh, Mount Airy;
N. D. S. Hill, Brim, R. F. D. No. 1.

County Board of Elections — T. W.
Folger (chrm.), Dobson; ,T. W. Lovill,
Mount Airy; J. F. Hendreu, Elkin.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Mount Airy Township — T. B. Mc-
Cargo, Mt. Airy; A. W. Dean, Mt.
Airv; R. M. Wrav, Mt. Airy; E. C.
Shelton, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 2;
John A. Cox, White Plains; E. F.
McKinney, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 4;
P. S. Rathrock, Mt. Airy; G. W.
Hiatt, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. No. 2; S. W.
Ilutchens, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 3;
R. A. Jervis, Mt. Airy, H. W. Line-
back, Mt. Airy ; B. E. Haymore. Mt.
Airy, R. F. D. No. 1; N. P. Short.
Mt. Airy; G. M. Sparker, Mt. Airy, R.
F. D. No. 6: R. W. Redman, Mt. Airy.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Pilot — James Bennett, Pilot Moun-
tain ; A. S. Key, Pilot Mountain ; D.
J. Denny, Pinnacle.

Rockford — J. F. Burrus, Rockford ;
R. A. Doss, Rockford, R. F. D. No. 1;

E. C. Davenport, Rockford, R. F. D.
No. 1; W. R. Norman, Rockford, R.

F. D. No. 1; L. M. Coe, Rockford,
R. F. D. No. 1; B. D. McKaughan,
Rockford, R. F. D. No. 1.

Shoals— S. W. Scott, Shoals; R. L.
Wolf, Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2; R. S.
Scott, Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2 ; L. L.
Marion, Shoals.

Stuarts Creek— T. M. Scott, Round
Peak, R. F. D. No. 1; J. F. Miller,
Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 1 ; C. E. Flem-
ing. Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 3; N. L.
Falk, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. No. 3; T. D.
Golding, Round Peak, R. F. D. No. 1.

Siloam— Fred Reid, Siloam, R .F. D.
No. 1; Dabney Crissman, Siloam, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Westfleld— A. F. Snody, Mt. Airy,

R. F. D. No. 2; W. B. Blair, Mt. Airy,
R. F. D. No. 2; S. L. Arrington, Mt.
Airy, R. F. D. No. 2 ; A. J. Anderson,
Brim, R. F. D. No. 1; E F. Jessup,
Brim, R. F. D. No. 2.

Marsh— J. C. Bass, Rusk; N. B.
Jones, Rusk; R. J. Stanley, Crutch-
field, R. F. D. No. 1; C. J. Draughn,
Rusk; J. M. Key, Rusk, R. F. D. No.
1; H. E. Beamer, Rusk, R. F. D. No. 1.

Eons Hill — F. A. As-hbnrn, Mt. Airy,
R. F. D. No. 1; W. A. Sparger, Mt.
Airy, R. F. D. No. 1; J. N. Need-
ham, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 1; J. H.
Samuel, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 1.

Franklin — Jas. Hodges, Low Gap ;
M. F. Beamer, Low Gap ; James M.
Bartley, Low Gap ; T. A. Spillman,
Dobson, R. F. D. No. 1.

Elkin— R. J. Lewellyn, Elkin ; I. A.
Eldridge, State Road, R. F. D. No. 1;
J. A. Park. Elkin.

Bryan— Robt. Wilmoth, State Road;
B. J. Snow, State Road; J. R. M<-
Cann, Roaring Gap; D. S. Hughes,
Roaring Gap; J. D. Bryant, Rusk; J.
B. Crawford, Roaring Gap; Newton
McCann. Zephyr.

Obson — R .S. Folger, Dobson ; A.
H. Freeman, Dobson ; J. F. Nance,
Dobson ; G. W. Wright, Dobson ;
Moses Hodges, Dobson ; W. C. Per-
kins, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 4; G. M.
Jervis, Round Peak, R. F. D. No. 1;
J. H. Poindexter, Cody: J. A. Blue,
White Plains, R. F. D. No. 1.

Eldora— S. M. Patterson, Siloam, R.
F. D. No. 1; G. H. Marsh, Ararat;
J. P. Daucey, Ararat; G. T. Jones,
Ararat; H. C. Holyfield, Mt. Airy, R.
F. D. No. 4.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Beamer, W. H., Mt. Airy, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Stone, C. H., Round Peak, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Marion, T. G., Crutchfleld.

Draughn, J. D., Mt. Airy, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Dennv, C. B., Pinnacle.

Elk. J. F.

Kennedy, J. W.

McGhee. W. P.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES NOT
IN TOWNS.

Siloam Academy — Chas. L. Hauser,
Principal, Siloam.

Westfleld Graded School— J. S. Fol-
ger, Superintendent, Crutchfiold.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Smith, J. Thomas, Westfleld.

Flippin, S. M., Westfleld.

Fllppin, R. D., Westfleld.

Flippin, S. T., Siloam.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Woodruff, W. M., & Son, Low Gap.

Kapp, J. C, & Co., Kapps Mill

Greenwood, J. R., Round Peak.

McDowell, W. M., Rockford, R. F.

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D. No. 1.

McCann, J. M„ Dobson, R. F. D
No. 1.

COTTON GINS.

Mt. Airy Cotton Mill Co., Mt. Airy.

Liiurel Bluff Cotton Mill, J. L.
Brown, Prop., Mt. Airy, R. F. D. No. 3.
IXOIIR, CORN AND FEED iMILLS.

Kapp, J. C, & Co., Kapps Mill.

Greenwood, J. R., Round Peak.

Bunker, C. W., Round Peak.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.

Snyder, J. W., Pinnacle.

Joyce, Miss Lizzie, State Road.

Joyce, Miss Alice, State Road.

Snow, Mrs. Mamie, State Road.

McBride, J. M., Roaring Gap.

Armfield, Miss Jeanette, Mt. Airy.

Redman, Miss Carrie, Pilot Moun-
tain.

Redman, Miss Mary J., Pilot Moun-
tain.

Hughes, Miss, Augusta, Mt. Airy.

Holyfleld, Miss flattie, Rockford.

Chilton, J. W., Ararat.

Steele, Miss Tina, State Road.

Wolfe, W. C, Roaring Gap.

Marin, DeWitte T., Ladouia.

•Wall, Miss Clara, Siloam.

Wall, Miss Beatrice, Siloam.

Watson, Miss Nannie, Mt. Airy.

Butner, L. H., Pinnacle.

Nance, A. L., Dobson.

Nance, J. F., Dobson.

Gentry, J. W., State Road.
Gentry, T. A., State Road.
Neal, Miss Ruth, Round Peak.
Creed, Jesse J., Mt. Airy.
Folger, J. M., Mt. Airy.
Blair, W. B., Mt. Airy.
Nance, Miss Beatrice, Dobson.
Norman, Miss Percy, Dobson.
Norman, Miss Rosa, Dobson.
Kidd, J. B., Dobson.
Cox, Miss Maggie, Rockford.
Jackson, Miss Iva, Pilot Mountain.
Woodruff, Miss Lelia. Low Gap.
Galyean, J. A., Low Gap.
Brintle. L. A., White Plains.
Barker, Miss Emma, Mt. Airy.
Park. L. C, Elkin.
Hunter, Miss Maggie, Pilot Moun-
tain.
Hay more, Miss Nellie, Mt. Airy.
Himes, Miss Mary J., Mt. Airy.
Cox, Thomas, Dobson.
Fulk, Miss Mesie, Pilot Mountain.
Riggs, Miss Lena. Dobson.
Draughon. Miss Callie, Rusk.
Draughon, U. S., White Plains.
Norman, Miss Lillie, Roaring Gap.
Kirk, J. T.. Rockford.
Foy, Miss Grace, Mt. Airv.
Wall, W. M., Mt. Airv.
Wall, Miss Ida, Mt. Airy.
Thompson, Miss Fannie, Devotion.
Taylor, H. B., Mt. Airy.
Jones. Miss Nora, Dobson.
Norman, Miss Titia M.. Rockford.

Armfield. Miss Ora. Low Gap.
Folger, J. S., Westfleld.
Smith, Miss Carrie, Zephyr.
Davenport, Miss Lucy, Rockford.
Davenport, Miss Lula, Rockford.
Folger, Miss Beulah, Rockford.
Day, Jerry, Rockford.
Guyer, Robert, State Road.
Stanley, Miss Ila, Rusk.
Butner, Miss Lela, Rockford.
Swanson, Miss Kate, Pilot Moun-
tain.
Forkner, Miss Pearl, Ararat.
Frost, Isaac M., Low Gap.
Marion, Miss Carrie, Pinnacle.
Saunders, Fletcher, Mt. Airy.
Folger, Miss Myrtle, Dobson.
Cooper, Miss Viola, Dobson.
Wagoner, E. L., Dobson.
Teague, J. L., Elkin.
Ring, Miss Maude, Elkin.
Bell, Miss Nora, Elkin.
Allen, Miss Bettie, Elkin.
George, Miss Lillian, Elkin.
Pardue, H. F., Pilot Mountain.
Atkins, Miss Nora, Pilot Mountain.
Bowles, Miss Pansy, Elkin.

MT. AIRV.

Incorporated in 1SS5.

Population, 1900, 6.500; No. of white
polls, 572; No. colored polls, Si!.

Value real estate, §777,163; value
personal property, §006,950.

Tax Rate: S5c. on the §100.

Bonded debt, §120,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John H. Folger.

Chief of Police— E. M. Taylor.

City Clerk— F. M. Poore.

Treasurer — F. M. Poore.

Tax Collector — J. C. Connell.

Standard-Keeper — J. F. Nance.

City Attorney — W. F. Carter.

City Supt. of Health— W. S. Taylor.

Postmaster — R. T. Joyce.

R. R. Agent— C. A. Shelton, South-
ern Railway.

Express Agent — John T. Moore.

Telegraph Manager — Mrs. Connie
Hollingsworth. Western Union.

Telephone Manager — T. V. Crouse.
Mt. Airy. Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — Edwin T. Carter, Pastor.

Methodist — J. D. Gibson. Pastor.

Presbyterian — John A. Gilmer, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mt. Airy Graded School— Prof. J. F.
Spears. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Blue Ridge Inn.

Central Hotel.

Pace House.

Brown House.

Hnvnes House.

ARCHITECTS.

Penu. T. G.

SURRY COUNTY.

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Belton, J. I.

Roberts, T. D.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — Geo. D. Faw-
cett. President: T. G. Fawcett,
Cashier.

Surry County Lioan & Trust Co. —
W. F. Carter, President; T. G. Faw-
cett, Cashier.

Bank of Mt. Airy— J. H. Prather,
President ; W. J. Byerly, Cashier.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Merritt, W. E.

Allred, J. F.

Mt. Airy Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Burke. W. W.

Loville, J. F.

Haymore. W. B.

Barker, J. E.

Jackson, W. E., & Co.

Harrison, J. L.

Wilch, G. C.

Bowman, A. G.

BOOK STORES.

Jenkins, J. D.

Moore, Wm. C.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Councell, J. C.

Fuller, J. F.

Furgerson, Willis.

Edwards & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.

Mt. Airy Buggy Co.

Marshall, S. E., & Co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Loville, G. C, & Co.

Jackson, J, A., & Co.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Mt. Airy Cotton Mill Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Earp, J. W.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Belton, J. I.
Roberts. T. R.
Penn, T. G.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Minnie, J.' D.
Jackson, J. A.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Mt. Airy Chamber of Commerce —

Geo. D. Fawcett, President; W. G.
Sydnor. Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Lundy, C. E.

Prather, J. W., Clothing Co.
Barker, J. E.
Smith, J. D.

DENTISTS.
Reece. R. W.
Folger, R. R.
Banner, J. E.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Smith, Z. T.
Haynes, W. T.
American Tobacco Co.
Reynolds, R. J., Tobacco Co.

Sparger, B. F.

Patterson, J. R.

DRUGGISTS.

Hen is Drug Co.

Gwyn, J. H.

Ashcraft Drug Co.

DOCTORS.

Taylor, W. S.

Allred, E. W.

Ashley, T. B.

Lawrence, C. S.

Hollingsworth, J. M.

Hollingsworth, E. M.

Hollingsworth, J. B.

Hollingsworth, R. E.

Mebane, C. H.

Flippin, J. M.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Burke, W. W.

Harrison, J. L.

Havmore, W. B.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Mt. Airy Power & Light Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

McCollum, J. D., Fertilizer Co.

Martin, John A.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Fuller, J. F.

Doss, A. L.

Stuart. Clayton.

Furgerson, Willis.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Mt. Airy Iron Works.

Banner. J. W-, & Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Merritt, W. E., Co.

Foy, E. C.

Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.

GROCERS.

Poore, F. M.

Poore. R. C.

West-Hill Co. (Wholesale).

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.
Merritt, W. E., Co.
Fov Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Sydnor, W. G. (Life and Fire).
Sparger, G. W., & Co.
Hines, J. F. (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Leonard, R. H.
Nations. Jos.
Steel, W. L.

LAUNDRIES.
Mount Airy Laundry.
Carter. W. F.
Folger, J. H.
Lawrence, S. S.
Holcoml), Yirtril E.
LUMBER M'F'RS. AND DEALERS.
LAWYERS.
Haymore, R. L.
Tesh, J. A.

Banner Manufacturing Co.
MARBLE WORKS.
Mt. Airy Marble Works.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Martin, John A.

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SURRY COUNTY.

McCallum, J. D.
Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Fulton-Smith Tobacco Co.
Mt. Airy Furniture Co.
National Furniture Co.
Banner Manufacturing Co. (Cribs
and Lumber).

PAINT AND OIL, DEALERS.
Smith. F. L.. Hardware Co.
Merritt, W. E., Co.

PAINTERS.
Campbell, W. A.
Davis, Jo.
Edwards, J. F.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Nicholson Bros.
Hennis Bros.
Muse. P. D.
Piedmont Produce Co.

PLUMBERS.

Hod ares, C. W.
Davis, C. W.
Cook CViss
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Nations, Jos.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Blue Ridge Printing Co.

Standard Printing Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Mt. Airy News — J. E. Johnson, Edi-
tor.

Mt. Airy Leader— Thos. B. Gard-
ner, Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Gallaway, G. G.

Sydnor, W. G.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

McCargo, T. B.

Hollingsworth, J. C.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Hannah. E. A.

Earn. J. W.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Campbell. W. A.

Davis, Jo.

Edwards, J. F.

ELKIN.

Incorporated in 1SS8.

Population, 1909: Whites, 1.150; col-
ored, 50; total, 1,200.

Value real estate, $500,000; value
personal property, $300,000.

Tax Rate: 70 cents on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. W. Ring.

Postmaster — C. N. Bodenhamer.

Chief of Police — J. B. Bivans.

R. R. Agent — B. L. Johnson, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — B. L. Johnson,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— C. H. Utlev, Pastor.

Methodist— R. W. Taylor, R. C.
Tnttle. Pastors.

Presbyterian — J. M. Gibbs, Pastor.

Episcopal — M. Mellicane, Rector.
K< HOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Elkin Graded and High School— J.
H. Allen, Superintendent.

• BANKS AND BANKERS.
Elkin National Bank — A. Chatham,
President; A. Chatham, Jr., Cashier.

Farmers & Merchants — W. S. Reich,
President; W. S. Gough, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Ring, J. W.
Reece, J. M.
Wilborn, W. M.

DENTISTS.
Click. E. G.

DRUGGISTS.
Elkin Drug Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Elkin-.Tonesville Building & Loan
Association.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Atkinson Co.

Bray, Miss Kissie.

Cockerham, D. J., & Sons.

Cockerham, S. W., & Son.

Cook. J. F., Furniture Co.

Crater & Sales.

Dixie Hardware Co.

Elkin Clothing Co.

Elkin Grocery Co.

Elkin Hardware Co.

Gentry, C. C, & Co.

Greenwood Mercantile Co.

Holcomh Bros. Co.

Jolly, J. R.

Reich-Walsh Furniture Co.

Snow Clothing Co.

Thorp Hardware Co.

Whitaker, W. W.

Kirkman & Co.

Somers & Co. (5 & 10 cents Store).

Fairmont Grocery Co.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Elkin Inn.
Castevens, F.
The Belford.

LIVERY STABLES.

Elkin Livery Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Chatham Manufacturing Co.
Bailey, George, Chair Factory.
Elkin' Furniture Co.
Elkin Roller Mills.
Elkin Shoe Co.
Elkin Veneer Co.
Elkin Iron Works.
E' k>'n Machinery Co.
Elkin Buggy Co.

Reich, W. S., Furniture Manufactur-
ing Co.

Thorp Manufacturing Co.

Dixie Manufacturing Co.

Minick. W. B., & Bro.

Elkin Canning Co.

Chatham Manufacturing Co.

Elkin Cotton Mill.

Elkin Bottling Co.

Elkin Brick & Light Co.

Smoot, C. C, & Sons (Tanbark).

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NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Elkin Times — T. M. George, Editor.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Elkin Realty & Insurance Co. (Gen-
eral Insurance and Real Estate).
LAWYERS.
Barker, H. H.
Hendren, J. F.

DOBSON.

366; col-

Co.—

Lew-

Incorporated in 1SS9.

Population, 1909: White,
ored, 50; total, 416.

Value real estate, $25,000; value per-
sonal property, $20,000.

Tax Rate: 50c. for schools.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— John R. Woltz.

Postmaster — Mrs. L. V. Harkrader.

Chief of Police — W. L. Eugle.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — T. J. Houck, Pastor.

Baptist— C. H. Utley, Pastor.

Friends — Miss Lorena Reynolds.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Dobson High School— E. Left Wag-
ner, Principal; assistants, Miss Viola
Cooper and Miss Clara Bell.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Sorry County Loan & Trust
W. F. Carter, President; R. C.
ellyn, Treasurer.

DOCTORS.

Stone W. M.
Currie, E. W.
Woltz, J no. R.

DRUGGISTS.
Stone, W. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Folger & Co.
Comer. H. F.
Reid, N. J.
Norman, J. H. C.
Comer, W. T.
Davis, T. W.
Engle, W. L.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Dobson Inn.
Norman House.
Reid, N. J.
La key, Mrs. Sallie.
Woltz, P. B.
Crowder, D. N.

LIVERY STABLES.
Cooper & Steel.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Venaltle, S. F. (Saw Mill).
Merchant Mill (Lumber, etc.).

LAWYERS.

Reece, W. L.
Freeman, R. C.
Folger, T. W.
Carter, Guy.
Jackson, W. M.
Folser, R. S.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Saturday News — R. F. Reynolds,
Editor.

PILOT MOUNTAIN.

Incorporated in 1891.

Population, 1909: White, 750; col-
ored, 75; total, 825.

Value real estate, $120,000; value
personal property, $80,000.

Tax Rate: 63 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. R. Badgett.

Postmaster — H. W. Gordon.

Chief of Police — J. A. Fry.

R. R. Agent — Miss Irene Simpson,
Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — Miss Irene
Simpson, WTestern Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. F. Elk, Pastor.

Primitive Baptist — Elder G. O. Key.

Baptist — J. T. Smith, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Public Schools of Pilot Mountain —
Prof. H. F. Perdue, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Pilot Bank & Trust Co. — G. O. Key,
President; W. J. Swanson, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Flippin, R. E. L.

Smith, J. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Smith-Pittman Drug Co. •

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Lewis & Simmons.

Swanson, O. N.

Hines, J. P.

Fulk, D. C.

Redman, J. M.

Napier, J. M.

Redmond, J. W.

Harrell & Patterson.

Redmond, R. H.

LAWYERS.

Badgett, W. R.

Snow, O. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Marion Hotel.

Harrell House.

LIVERY STABLES.

McDaniel, C. H.

Hill, M. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Nicholdson, K. (Furniture).

Pilot Overall Co.

Clifton, J. H. F. (Grain Cradles).

Hiatt, Job (Saw Mill).

Pilot Mountain Cotton Mill Co.

Harrell & Patterson (Harness).
INSURANCE AGENTS.

Badgett, W. R.

Swanson, W. G.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The News— F. A. & J. G. Slate, Edi
tors.

ROCKFORD.

Population, 1909: White, 210; col-
ored, 4; total, 214.

Value real estate. $30,000; value per-
sonal property, $20,000.

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Tax Kate: 96c. on the $100; 90c.
poll.

R. B. Agent— C. A. Houck, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — C. A. Houck,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— J. T. Houck, Pastor.
Baptist — W. H. Bearaer, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Roekford State High School — Jerry
Day, Principal; J. T. Kirk, Miss
Lydia Secrest, Miss Mollie Burns, As-
sistants.

DOCTORS.

Holcomb, D. T.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Reece, E. S.

Dobson, W. P., & Co.

Curfees. C. F.

Dunn, J. M.
Davenport, W. G.
Bland, Alma (Millinery).
Colson, O. T.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Reece, E. S.
Trulove, Mrs. R. E.
Nixon, Mrs. W. P.

LIVERY STABLES.

Nixon, W. A.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Doss Tobacco Co. (Tobacco), R. F.
D. No. 1.
Dobson, Joe (Tobacco).
Holyfleld, T. H. (Tobacco).
Holyfield, H. (Tobacco).
Curfees, C. F. (Roller Mills).

LAWYERS.

Dobson. J. H.

SWAIN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BRYSON CITY.

Formed in 1871. Named in honor of David L. Swain.

Area, 365 square miles.
• Population, 12,600. White males, 5,500; white females, 5,400; negro males,
100; negro females, 100: foreign born, 10; Indians, 1,500.

Value of real estate, $1,611,650; value personal property, $960,236.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,439,192; by negroes, $4,293; In-
dians, $78,407.

No. of Schools: For whites, 42; for negroes. 2.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 18c.

County bonded debt, $55,000.

rublic Roads: No. miles, 300.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Brvson City Telephone Co., assessed value $ 3,111.00

Southern Railway Co., 3S.77 miles.assessed value 1,129,483.98

Southern Express Co., assessed value 3,604.44

Franklin Telephone & Electric Co., assessed value 142.00

Western Union Telegra ph Co., assessed value 2.SS2.10

Carolina & Tennessee Railroad, 13.90 miles, assessed value 41,700.00

Superior Court Terms: March 7th ; July 25th; October 24th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— O. P. Williams,
Bryson City.

Sheriff — R. J. Roane, Bryson City.

Register of Deeds — W. L. Francis,
Bryson City.

Treasurer — J. S. Stunsberry, Al-
mond.

Surveyor — S. B. Smilev, Almond.

Co. Supt. of Schools— J. M. Smiley,
Need more.

Supt. of County Home — S. Frissell,
Bryson City.

Co. Board of Education — D. A. Ran-
dolph, Bryson City; A. H. Hayes,
Whittier; S. B. Gibson, Swain.

County Commissioners — W. T. Con-
ley, Bryson City : T. H. Parrish,
Whittier; W. C. Welch. Busline]].

County Board of Elections — W. A.
Gibson, Bryson City; J. II. Wilson,

Seph; J. L. Floyd, Seph.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Charleston Township — A. H. Hayes,
Whittier; M. T. Battle, Bryson City;
It. H. Clark, Bryson City; W. J.
McClanahan, Bryson City.

Nantahala — John T. Cunningham,
Almond; L. B. Woodard, Wesser; R.
M. Lee, Hewitts ; D. A. DeHart, Need-
more.

Oconalufty— C. Y. Dunlop, Bird-
town: J. S. Floyd, Seph; C. W. Par-
ker, Cherokee; J. J. Enloe, Seph.

Forneys— J. E. Welch, Bushnell ; G.
I. Calhoun, Needlin ; W. I. Calhoun,
Wayside; J. B. Stiles, Wayside; T. N.
Brartshaw, Proctor; W. P. Thommas-
son, Gee.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — T. N. Freeman, Swain ; H.
A. Cunningham, Swaiu ; J. S. Smiley,

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Swain; J. S. Standberry, Almond; J.

S. Woodard, Needmore; M. Roggers,

Eusbnell. T. D. Watson, Oconalufty.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Holt, R. T., Cherokee.

DeHart, James, Almond.

Orr, R. J., Judson.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Floyd, J. L., Sepb.

Childers, A. P., Wayhiyah.

Hall Bros., Swaney.

Reagan, J. C, Smokemont.

Tathern, J. A., Birdtown.

Cunningham, R. T., Needmore.

McHan, A. L., Needmore.

Woodard & McCoy, Wesser.

Calhoun, A. V., Wayside.
rLOLR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Everett, J. H., Bryson City.

Floyd, J. L., Seph.

DeHart, D., Bryson City.

Parrish, T. H., Whittier.

SAW MILLS.

Harris-Woodbery Lumber Co., No-
land.

Whiting Manufacturing Co., Judson.

Montoala Lumber Co., Fortune.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Harris, Eugene, Bryson City.

Lyda, Miss Minnie, Bryson City.

Hanley, Miss L. Kate, Bryson City.

Miller, Mrs. Geo. P., Bryson City.

Schank, Miss Nell, Bryson City.

Smiley, J. S., Bryson City.

Mason, Sam. L., Bryson City.

DeHart, Miss Martha. Needmore.

Hall, E. O., Bryson City.

Russell, Leon T., Bryson City.

Breedlove, J. N., Bryson City.

Randolph, Herbert, Bryson City.

Rogers, Miss Bonnie, Bryson City.

McHan, Miss Jessie, Foering.

Godwifi, Miss Ada, Whittier.

Hayes, Miss Edna, Whittier.

Davis, Miss Julette, Whittier.

King. Miss Nell E., Whittier.

Smiley, E. C, Bryson City.

Rogers, Miss Edith, Bryson City.

Marr, J. A., Almond.

Caffey, Miss Alice, Almond.

DeHart. Miss Minnie, Bryson City.

Silton, Miss Hester, Bryson City.

Slagle, J. M., Needmore.

Cunningham, Miss Dessie, Need-
more.

Randolph, C. A., Almond.

Dean, T. G., Etna.

Cunningham, R. L., Needmore.

Cook, Miss Mary, Almond,

White. Miss Ollie, Almond.

Burnett, N. J., Needmore.

Burnett, Miss Bessie. Needmore.

Smiley, A. L., Bryson City.

Parrish, Miss Amanda, Needmore.

Encoe, H. H., Judson.

West. Miss Vannie, West Mills.

Davis, Miss Pearl. Needmore.

Call. Mrs. Nette. Forney.

McHan, Miss Estella, Bryson City.

Hyde, Miss Ellen, Bryson City.
Moss, J. S., Judson.
Randolph, Lester, Brvsou City.
Duvall, A. P., Stiles.
Welch. Miss Elvira, Proctor.
Harwood, Miss Ola, Robinsville.
Oliver, J. R., Forney.
Clark, A. N., Dorsey.
Wiggins, Miss Gertrude, Montana.
Freeman, J. E., Almond.
Gass, Miss Kate, Stonery.
Ogee, L. L., Oconalufty.
Stiles, Miss Ira, Whittier.
Duulap, Miss Alice, Birdtown.
Blankeuship, Mrs. A. T. (Ind.),
Swayney.

BRYSON CITY.

Incorporated in 1887.

Population, 1909: White, 850; col-
ored, 50; total, 900.

Value real estate, $165,000; value
personal property, $158,000.

Tax Rate, 60c. on $100; $1.20 on
poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — T. G. Pickelsimer.

Postmaster — J. F. Teague.

Chief of Police— T. B. Wilson.

R. R. Agent— F. C. Womble.

Manager Telegraph — W. E. Angel.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— T. F. Deitz, H. H. Hyde,
Pastors.

Methodist" — A. S. Raper, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bryson City Graded School — Eugene
Harris, Principal.

Whittier Graded School— Miss Ada
Godwin, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bryson City Bank — D. K. Collins,
President; J. Robt. Long, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Bryson, D. R.
Davis, R. L.
Bennett, A. M.

DRUGGISTS.
Bryson City Drug Co.
R. L. Davis.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Collins. D. K.
Ditmore, J. H.
Hughes, T. J.
DeHart, W. M.
DeHart, D.
DeHart, J. R.
Reagan, W. M., & Co.
Conley, M. E., & Co.
Randolph, D. A.
Franklin Manufacturing Co.
Dorsey, J. H.
Dorsey, C. E.
Elmore, A. H.
Marr. J. E.
Fuller, B. F.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Entella.
Cooper House.

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SWAIN— TRANSYLVANIA.

West Dale.
Davis, Mrs. J. E.

LIVERY STABLES.

Wheeler. W. W.
Miller, John.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Bryson City Pump Works.
Franklin Manufacturing Co.
Harris Clay Co.

TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BREVARD.

Formed in 1861. Cut from Henderson and Jackson Counties.
Area, 330 square miles.

Population, 1900, 6.048. White males, 3,306; white females, 2,099; negro
males, 305; negro females, 310; foreign born, 28.

Value of real estate, $1,329,801; value of personal property, $5S2,S63.
Property listed in 1909. by whites, $1,894,877 ; by negroes, $17,787.
No. of Schools: For whites, 2S; for negroes, 3.

Tax Rate: Couuty purposes, $1,04 2-3 on the $100; poor, 6c; roads and
bridges, li 2-3c. ; special, 5c.

County bonded debt, $S5,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 115. Worked by taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Railway Co. (Carolina Div.), 30.53 miles, assessed value. $181,752. 73
Southern Express Co., assessed value 2,838.37

Superior Court Terms: 5th Monday after 1st Monday in March, two
weeks; 1st Monday before 1st Monday in September (two weeks); 12th Mon-
day after 1st Monday in September (one week).

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — T. T. Loftis,
Brevard.

Sheriff — C. C. Kilpa trick, Brevard.
Register of Deeds — B. A- Gillespie,
Brevard.

W. Nichols, Brevard.
J. Wallis, Brevard.
L. Hardin, Brevard.
Health — Good Sheat-

Home— W. P. Mc-

Treasurer — Z.

Coroner — W.

Surveyor — A.

Co. Supt. of
ham, Brevard.

Co. Supt. of Schools— T. C. Hender-
son, Quebec.

Supt of County
Gaha, Brevard.

Co. Board of Education — W. W.
Zachary, Brevard; Edwin Poor, Brev-
ard ; M. W. Garron, East Fork.

County Commissioners — W. M.
Henry, Brevard ; G. T. Lyday, Pen-
rose; W. E. Galloway, Roseman.

County Board of Elections — W. H.
Duckworth, Brevard ; T. T. Patton,
Brevard : D. L. English, Brevard.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Brown, S. V., Pisgah Forest.

Duncan. T. R., Penrose.

Lyday, L. F., Penrose.

Patton. J. J., Brevard.

Henney, E. T., Brevard.

Shipman. J. J. Brevard.

Galloway, W. P., Brevard.

Grovley, Chas.. East Fork.

Muse, Wm., Rosman.

Paxton, A. M., Rosman.

Head, W. E. Lake Towaway.

Wike, J. C, Lake Toxaway.

Hamlin, J. M... Brevard.

Zachary, J. M., Rosman.

Batson. B. C, Calvert.

Whitmire, M. C, Calvert.

Henderson, B. W., Brevard.

Ashworth, L. A., Brevard.

Hodgsed, W. H., Brevard.

Johnson, J. A., Grange.

Bishop, J. M., Cedar Mountain.

Burns, S. A., Cedar Mountain.

Thomas. R. O., Lake Toxaway.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Beck, Ace, Penrose.

Jordan, F. M., Calvert.

Allison, E., Brevard.

Rev. Mr. Manly, Rosman.

Davis, W. J., Davidsons River.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Broad Valley Institute — Penrose.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lyday, Wm., Penrose.

Lyday, A. E , Penrose.

Brooks, Whit, Rosman.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Kilpatrick & Bros., Grange.

Talley, W. L., Penrose.

Bishop Bros., Cedar Mountain.

Owens, W. J., Lake Toxaway.

Jenning & McNeely, Lake Toxaway.

Deans, J. C, Pisyah Forest.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Brevard Roller Mills, W. E. Breese,
Manager, Brevard.

Duckworth, W. H., Brevard.
SAW MILLS.

Ashworth, W. S., Brevard.

Estes, B. G., Brevard.

King, J. C, Brevard.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Rogers, W. M., Brevard.

Kern, Miss Florence, Brevard.

Godfrey, Mrs. Jennie, Brevard.

Fleming, Miss Maude, Brevard.

TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.

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Aiken, Miss Hattie, Brevard.

Rankin. Miss Mary, Pisgah Forest.

Taylor, Miss Nettie, Brevard, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Osborne, Miss Sallie, Brevard, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Nanney, J. H., Brevard, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Wilson, Miss Lena Mae, Brevard, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Nannie, Miss Minnie, Brevard, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Ojjlloway, M. W., Brevard.

Deaner, Miss Julia, Pisgah Forest.

Garner, Miss Delia, Selica.

Howard, Miss Mell, Calvert.

Hardin, M. D., Brevard, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Welch, Miss Margaret, Brevard, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wilson, Miss Cora, Pisgah Forest,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Manley, ,T. A., Brevard, R. F. D.
No. 1.

McClanahan, Miss Inez. Brevard, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Carter, Miss Lillie, Rosy.

Rogers, O. O., Rosman.

Jordan. Miss Nannie, Rosman.

Kirkendall, Miss Mary, Rrsraan.

Holcombe. Miss Stella, Galloway.

Dnckett. Miss Anna, Rosman.

Davis, Miss Florence, Balsam Grove.

Galloway. Mrs. M. W., Brevard.

Dunn. Mrs. Roxie, Selica.

Jacobs, Miss Maud, Lake Toxaway.

Zachary, Miss Bird, Quebec.

Whitmire, Miss Olivia, Quebec.
. Owen. Miss Julia. Lake Toxaway.

Clayton, O. W., Penrose.

Clazener, Miss Sue. Hogback Valley.

Nicholson, Z. A., Montrale.

Gillespie, Miss Janie, Cedar Moun-
tain.

McLean, Miss Clyde, Cedar Moun-
tain.

Brown, Ernest M., Etowah, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Zachary, Miss Kittie, Etowah, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Zachary, Miss O. Tela, Etowah, R.
F. D. No. 1.

BREVARD.

Incorporated in 1867.

Population. 1909: White, 1.100; col-
ored. 100; total, 1.200.

Value real estate, $257,000; value
personal property, $165,000.

Tax Rate: 80c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. E. Breese, Jr.

Postmaster — C. E. Orr.

Chief of Police— J. A. Galloway.

R. R. Agent— E. W. Carter, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — S. C. Yates,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— C. S. Kirkpatrick, B. C.
Kirk.

Baptist — J. R. Owen, Pastor.

Episropal — C. D. Chapman, Rector.

Presbyterian — W. J. Davis, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Brevard Institute — C. H. Trow-
bridge, Principal.

Brevard High School — Professor
Rodgers, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Brevard Banking Company — J. F.

Hays, President; T. H. Shipman,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Cheatham, Good.

Hunt, Charles.

Wallis, W. J.

King, M. M.

English, E. S.

DRUGGISTS.

Allison, T. B.

Pickelsimer, J. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Whitmire, T. W.
Wellt, W. P.
Cox. J. E.
Mitchell, T. M.
England, T. D.
Erwin, O. L.
Clayton. J. E.
Aiken & Young.
Bishop. E.

Miller & Deane Supply Co.
Southern Stock & Farming Co.
Fuller & Company.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Franklin Hotel.
Aethal Wald Hotel.
McMiun Hotel.
Walis, W. J. (Boarding house.)

LIVERY STABLES.
King, A. H.. Livery Co.
Clayton, J. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Brevard Cotton Mill.

LAWYERS.

Duckworth. W. B.
Zachary, W. W.
English, D. L.
Galloway, Welch.
Gash, R. L.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Sylvan Valley News — J. J. Minor,
Editor.

DENTISTS.
McLean. J. H.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Galloway, Welch.

NORTH BREVARD.

Incorporated in 1904.
Population, 1909: White, 30; col-
ored, 7; total, 37.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — M. J. Orr.

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TRANSYLVANIA— TYRRELL.

MINISTERS AND (IK ECHES.
Allison, E.
HOTELS AN1> BOARDING HOUSES.

Young, Clarence.

ROSMAN.

Incorporated in 1901.
Population. 1909: White, 75.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. Young.

Postmaster — L. Young.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. J. Manley, Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Young, L.
Erwin, O. L.
Glozner, M. J.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Toxaway Tanning Co., J. S., Silver-
stean, Proprietor.

TYRRELL COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, COLUMBIA.

Formed in 172S. Named in honor of Sir John Tyrrell, one of the Lords
Proprietors.

Area, 320 square miles.

Population, 6,000.

Value of real estate, .$695,487; value of personal property, $305,635.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, §948.670; by negroes, $52,452.

No. of Schools: For whites, 27; for negroes. 9.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 3Se. on polls only;
special, 15c.

County bonded debt, .817.500.

Public Roads: Worked under general road law — not by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value $ 258.65

Southern Express Co., assessed value 620.78

Tyrrell County Telephone Co., assessed value 2,960.00

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 7.00 miles, assessed value 69,664.35

Superior Court Terms: Sth Tuesday alter 1st Monday in March, one week;
10th Tuesday after 1st Monday in Se tember, two weeks.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— W. M. Brick -
house. Columbia.

Sheriff— F. L. W. Cahoon. Columbia.

Register of Deeds — T. W. Jones.
Columbia.

Treasurer — H. W. McCloss, Colum-
bia.

Coroner — J. L. Spruill, Columbia.

Surveyor — C. C. Basnight, Gudger.

Co. Supt. of Health — J. L. Spruill,
Columbia.

Co. Supt. of Schools— R. H. Spruill,
Columbia.

Supt. of County Home — W. H. Guir-
kin. Columbia.

Co. Board of Education— W. B. Mor-
ton. Columbia ; H. T. Davenport,
Columbia ; Paul Jones, Gum Neck.

County Commissioners — J. B. Combs.
Columbia; Enoch Bateman, Columbia;
W. H. Woodlev. Creswell ; J .W. Ca-
hoon. Gum Neck; C. C. Basnight,
Gudger.

County Board of Elections — J. J.

McClees. Columbia ; S. J. Holloway,

Columbia ; S. B. Bateman. Columbia.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Alligator Township — W. E. Bate-
man, Gudger; J. H. Basnight, Gud-
ger; Z C. Basnight, Fort Landing.

Columbia — W. N. Norman, Colum-
bia; J. F. West. Columbia; C. T. God-
win, Columbia: W. R. Rodwell. Co-

lumbia: A. B. Hopkins, Columbia; H.
W. Liverman, Columbia; J. B. Cahoon,
Jerry ; Jerry Brickhouse, Columbia.

Scuppemong — S. L. Harris, Colum-
bia; J. T. Alexander. Columbia; W.
W. Sawyer. Columbia ; H. T. Daven-
port, Columbia; W. E. Blount, Colum-
bia. R. F. D. No. 1.

Gum Neck— W. S. Sykes. Columbia;
J. W. Tarkenton, Gum Neck; A. E.
Jones, Fairfield ; A- P. Jones. Gum
Neck : Dallas Cahoon. Fairfield.

South Fork— G. W. Bateman, Cres-
well ; J. D. Phelps, Creswell ; Thos.
Patrick. Creswell.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — L. E. Daly, Columbia.

Methodist — A. W. Price. Columbia.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bateman, W. E.. Gudger.

Howett, J. W., Gudger.

Malson, A., Fort Landing.

Sawyer, D. C. Gum Neck.

Jones, Paul. Mon Swamp.

Cahoon. J. W.. Gum Neck.

Swain & Co.. Jerry.

Davenport, H. T., Columbia, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Swain. J. E.. Columbia.

Walker, J. B.. Columbia.
COTTON GUNS.

Hassell. R. I., Columbia.

Swain & Co., Jerry.

Phelns. H. H., Creswell.

Tarkenton, W. C, Columbia.

TYRRELL -UNION.

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Hopkins, E. B., Columbia.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Hassell, R. I., Columbia.
Swain & Co., Jerry.
Tarkenton, W. C. Columbia.
Phelps, H. H., Creswell.

SAW MILLS.
Tyrrell Manufacturing Co., Colum-
bia.

Liverman & Bro., Columbia.
Scuppernong Milling & Manufac-
turing Co., Columbia.

Branning Manufacturing Co., Co-
lumbia.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Hussell, B. F., Columbia.
Simpson, Miss Lizzie, Columbia.
Alexander, W. C, Columbia.
Carawan, W. R. Columbia.
LeRoy, Miss Sadie, Columbia.
Brickhouse, J. S., Columbia.
Melson, W. G., Fort Landing.
Spruill, Miss Matilda, Creswell.
Brickhouse, Robert, Bay.
F. J., Bay.
A., Gum Neck.
Lenora. Gum Neck.
L., Gum Neck.

Brickhouse,
Swindell, L.
B.aum, Miss
Patrick. A.

COLUMBIA.

Incorporated in 1S68.

Population, 1909: Whites, 900; col-
ored. 100; total. 1,000.

Aggregate of real and personal
property, $184,193.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — E. M. Cox.
Postmaster — I. S. Alexander.
Chief of Police — D. W. Hassell.

R. R. A?ent — W. S. Carowan, Nor-
folk & Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. S. Carowan,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — W. B. Morton, Pastor.

Methodist— W. J. Watson.

Episcopal — Luther Eborn, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Columbia Graded School — L. E.
Daly, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Merchants & Farmers Bank — B. F.
Duncan, President; R. H. Spruill,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Spruill, J. L.

DRUBGISTS.

Columbia Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Davis Bros.

Semple, C. T., & Bro.

Simmons, J. R.

Cofield, W. J.

Morris. T. C.

McCless, H. W.

McCless, J. J.

Raiff Bros.

Walker, A. L.

Holloway, S. J.

Brickhouse, B. J.

Morris, Lula.

McClees, W. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Seunpernong.

Snell, J. D.

LIVERY STABLES.

Comls. S. M.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Browning Mfg. Co.

Elm Grove Lumber Co.

UNION COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. MONROE.

Formed in 1842 from Anson and Mecklenburg Counties.

Area: 640 square miles.

Population: 27.156. White males, 9.822; white females, 9,335; negro
males, 3,979; negro females. 4.020; foreign born, 18.

Value of reaTestate, $3,551,533; value of personal property, $2,502,660.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $5,839,496; by negroes. $214,697.

No. of Schools: For whites, 83; for negroes, 38.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 19 2-3c. on the $100; poor, 4c; roads and
bridges, 14c. ; special, 3c. for schools.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by taxation and free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 39.90 miles, assessed value $S02.240.5S

The Pullman, Company, assessed value 0.719. 62

Monroe Exchange Telephone Company, assessed value 5.000.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3.709.50

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value... 3.4S7.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 15,644.63

Superior Court Terms: 5th Monday before the 1st Monday in January,
one week, criminal; 2nd Monday before 1st Monday in March; 2nd Mon-
day after 1st Monday in March; 5th Monday before 1st Monday in Sep-
tember; 2nd Monday before 1st Monday in September; 8th Monday after
1st Monday in September.

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450

UNION COUNTY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — D. A. Houston,
Monroe.

Sheriff — John Griffith, Monroe.

Register of Deeds — J. E. Stewart,
Monroe.

Treasurer — W. J. Laney, Monroe.

Coroner — J. S. Plyler. Waxhaw.

Surveyor — R. W. Elliot, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Co. Supt. of Health— H. D. Stewart,
Monroe

Co. Supt. of Schools— R. N. Nesbet,
Monroe.

Supt. of County Home — William
Stewart, Monroe.

Co. Board of Education — J. E.
Broom, Indian Trail; J. E. Ashcroft,
Monroe; E. E. Marsh, Marshville.

County Commissioners — H. T. Bau-
com, Olive Branch; W. B. Long, Mon-
roe, R. F. D. No. 2; T. J. Gordon,
Monroe.

County Board of Elections — C. W.
Simpson, Monroe; I. A. Clautz, Union-
ville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Jlonroe Township — M. L. Flora,
Monroe; C. N. Simpson, Monroe; R,
L. Gordon, Monroe: A. C. Johnson
Monroe; S. A. Helms, Monroe; John
W. Helms, Monroe; Kemp Helms,
Wingate.

Goose Creek — W. G. Long, Union -
ville; I. A. Cloutz, Unionville.

Vance — W. D. Hawfield. Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 5; J. M. Harkey, Monroe.
R. F. D. No. 5.

Sandy Ridge — J. N. Price, Monroe,
R. F. D. No. 5; H. L. Price, Sandy
Ridge.

Marshville — A. R. Edwards, Marsh-
ville; T. C. Griffin, Marshville.

Jackson — Henry McWhorter, Wax-
haw ; R. V. Sestore, Waxhaw.

Buford — J. C. Laney, Monroe; D. C.
Montgomery, Monroe.

Lane's Creek — H. M. Greene, Marsh-
ville; B. F. Parker, Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 1.

New Salem — H. M. Baucom. Olive
Branch ; W. H. Brooks. Olive Branch.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist— C. M. Camnbell. Wax-
haw. R. F. D. No. 3; C. E. Burkman,
Bethel.

Baotist — M. D. Preslor, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Jenkins, D. C Monroe, R. F. D.
No. S.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Union Institute — O. C. Hamilton,
Principal, Unionville.

Weddington — J. M. Downing, Prin-
cipal, Waxhaw, R. F. D. No. 3.

Wesley Chapel — J. T. Yeargin. Mon-
roe, R. F. D. No. 5.

Prospect — C. A. Plyler, Principal.
Monroe, R. F. D. No. 4.

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PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Whitley, A. D. W., Unionville.

Smith, W. W., Unionville.

Brooks, Moses, Olive Branch.

Price, W. H., Indian Trail.

Dr. Perkins, Marshville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Eubanfes, J. B., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 1.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Plyler, W .P., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Price & Moore, Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 5.

I'rice-Hunby Co., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Walters, M. A., & Sous. Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Braswell, T. C, Unionville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Benton, J. H., & Sons, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 2.

COTTON GINS.

Walters, M. H., & Sons, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Laney, W. T., Monroe, R. F. D. No.
10.

Price-Hunby Co., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Brown, C, & Sons, Waxhaw.

Bailey, George & Sons, Marshville.

Austin & Perry, Wingate.
SAW MILLS.

Pusser Bros. & Co., Unionville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Barreno, Charley, Marshville.

Rogers Bros., Waxhaw, R. F. D.
-No. 3.

Stomes. J. H., Waxhaw.

McCorkle, Robert. Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Sutton. Marion. Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Collins, Gilbert, Marshville, R. F. D.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Prof. Phillips, Monroe.

Wilsou, L. P., Monroe.

Cline, R. H., Monroe.

Kibbler, Miss Lila, Monroe.

Dunlap. Miss Bessie, Monroe.

Long, Miss Ona, Monroe.

Harris, Miss Edna, Monroe.

Watkins, Miss Nancy. Monroe.

Davis, Miss Mary, Monroe.

Stewart, Miss Annie, Monroe.

Alexander. Miss Frances, Monroe.

Ogbnrn. Miss Bright, Monroe.

Morris. Miss Florida, Monroe.

McWhirter, L. R., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Tvner, B. Y„ Wingate.

Carroll. J. G., Wingate.

Tyner, Miss Addie, Wingate.

Bryan, Miss Mary, Wingate.

Braswell, Miss Carrie, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Presson, Miss Carrie, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Guin, J. M., Unionville.

UNION COUNTY.

451

Helms, J. T., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Mullis, G. R., Monroe, R. F. D. No. 9.

Benton, Miss Eula, Monroe.

Ashcraft, Miss Clara, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 9.

Boyrl, Miss Janie, Indian Trail.

Guin, Miss Bessie, Unionville.

Reid, W. B.. Marshville.

Vaughan, Miss Carrie Belle, Marsh-
ville.

Johnston, Miss Kate M., Marshville,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Traywick, L. C, Marshville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Griffin, B. H., Marshville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Helms, Judge, Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Parker, Miss Beulah, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Tucker, C. M., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Harrell, Miss Lois, Marshville, R.
F. D.

Greene, Miss Mattie, Marshville, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Lee, Miss Lizzie, Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Funderburk, Miss Julia, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 8.

Guin, Miss Fannie, Monroe, R. F.
D. No.. 8.

Richardson, Miss Bright, Monroe,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Melton, Walter, Waxhaw, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Edwards, Miss Jessie, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 10.

Eubanks, Miss Kate. Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 10.

Hinson, T. L., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Plyler, P. P. W., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Latham, Miss Nancy, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Cnthhertson, Miss Lelia, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Funderburk, Miss Minnie, Monroe,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Marsh, Miss Eunice, Marshville.

MeMurray, Miss Addie, Monroe, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Plyler, C. A., Monroe R. F. D. No. 4.

Cunningham, Miss Alma, Waxhaw.

Helms, Miss Emma, Wingate.

Love. S. C. Unionville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Smith, Marvin, Unionville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Griffin, Boyd, Unionville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Griffin, Miss Fannie, Unionville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Hamilton, Miss Lillie, Unionville, R.
F. D. N,o. 1.

Hamilton, O. C, Unionville.

Hamilton, Miss Pearl, Unionville.

Home, Miss Connie, Unionville.

Price, T. L. Unionville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Smith, Miss Minnie, Unionville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Stegall, H. C, Olive Branch.

Bryant, T. F., Olive Branch, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Perry, Miss Mattie, Wingate.

Watson, Miss Augusta, Wingate.

Price, Lemuel, Olive Branch.

Edwards, Miss Hallie, Marshville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Price, Herman, Unionville.

Benton, Miss Bessie, Marshville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Baucom, Miss Addie, Unionville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Rushing, W. L., Unionville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Harrell, J. B., Marshville.

Cuningham, Mrs. O. E., Waxhaw.

Norwood, H. A., Waxhaw, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Haigler, G. B., Indian Trail. ■

Downum, J. M., Matthews, R. F. D.
No. IS.

Ledbetter, Miss Mary, Matthews, R.
F. D. No. 18.

Guin, Miss Kate, Matthews, R. F.
D. No. 26.

Howie, W. F., Waxhaw, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Sutton, G. W„ Waxhaw, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Price, Miss Beulah, Waxhaw, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Secrest, Miss Essie, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Robinson, Miss Mabel, Waxhaw.

Haigler, Miss Ida, Indian Trail.

Foard, Miss Ada, Indian Trail.

Hinson, G. H., Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Home, Miss Allie, Stouts.

Presslar, S. W., Indian Trail.

Clark, Miss Nina, Indian Trail.

Stinson, Miss Clara, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 6.

Long, Sam, Unionville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Long, Miss Annie, Unionville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Campbell, W. R., Unionville, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Long, Miss Clemmie. Unionville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Estridge, W. F., Waxhaw.

Baucom, J. G„ Monroe, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Greene. Miss Annie, Monroe, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Robinson, Miss Pauline, Waxhaw.

Porter, Miss Maggie, Waxhaw, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Ratchford, Mrs. R. C, Waxhaw, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Sims, W. J., Waxhaw, R. F. D.

452

UNION COUNTY.

D.

No. 1.

Yenrgin, J. T., Monroe, R. F
No. 5.

Yenrgin, Mrs. J. T., Monroe, R. F
D. No. 5.

Randolph, E. Q., Waxhaw.

Rea, Miss Gertrude, Waxhaw.

MONROE.

Incorporated in 1S44.

Population, 1909: 5,000.

No. white polls, 445; No. colored
polls, 1CS.

Value real estate, $S47,175; value
personal property, $755.020. 3S.

Tax Rate: $1.50 on the $100.

Bonded debt, $114,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. D. McRae.

Chief of Police — T. B. Laney.

City Clerk— H. B. Adams, Jr.

Treasurer — H. B. Adams, Jr.

Tax Collector— T. L. Crowell.

Standard-Keeper— A. W. Boyett.

City Attorney — Redwine & Sikes.

City Supt. of Health— J. M. Blair.

Postmastei — Walter B. Love.

R. R. Agent— J. A. Douglas, Sea-
board Air Line Railway.

Express Agent — H. D. Browning.

Telegraph Manager — Miss Mattie
Tenant.

Telephone Manager — W. H. Nor-
wood, Monroe Telephone Exchange.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

First Baptist— C. A. Thomas, Pas-
tor.

Second Baptist— J. L. Bennett, Pas-
tor. Wingate.

Episcopal— F. A. Fetter, Rector.

Lutheran — R. H. Cline. Pastor.

Methodist— H. F. Chreitzberg. Pas-
tor; W. T. Albright.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Monroe Graded School — C. E.
Philips, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Glouchester Hotel.

Central Hotel.

Commercial Hotel.

ARCHITECTS.

Tucker M. F.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

First National Bank — R. A. Marrow,
President ; Roscoe Phifer, Cashier.

Bank of Union — W. S. Bl.ikeney.
President; W. C. Stock, Cashier.

Savings Loan and Trust Co. — R. B.
Redwine, President; H. Clarke,
Cashier.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Shule, J., & Sons.

Monroe- Brick Co.

BOOK STORES.
■ The N. J. Rudge Co.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Ayers, N. B.
Parker, J. D.

Tadlock & Co.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Piedmont Buggy Co.
CLUBS.
The Jackson Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Winchester & Futch.

Beckett, L. C, & Bro.

COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Monroe Cotton Mills.

Icemorlee Cotton Mills, Nos. 1 & 2.

Everett Cotton Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Hough, H. K.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Freeman. J. W.
Tucker, Marion.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Monroe Ice & Fuel Co.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Flow, W. D.

COTTON GINS.
Oil Mill Co.
Crow Bros. <fc Lee.

DENTISTS.
Houston, W. B.
Redfearn. B. C.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Hough, H. K.

DRUGGISTS.
English Drug Co.
Simpson, C. N., Jr.
Union Drug Co.
Welsh. S. J.
Franklin Street Pharmacy.

DOCTORS.
Blair, J. M.
Stevens, S. A.
Ashcraft, J. E.
Stewart. H. D.
Nance, G. B.
Neal, J. W.
Massev, J. S. (col.)

DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Lee & Lee Co.
Belk Bros.
Cash Mercantile Co.
Crow Bros.
Sikes, Van.
Blocker, A., & Co.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Southern Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Hough, H. K.
Howell. L. M.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS

Monroe Oil Mills.

Crow Bros.

Hart. S. B.

McRae Mercantile Co.

Ashcraft, F. B.

Johnson, A. C.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Parker, J. D.
Ayers. W. B.
Tadlock & Co.
Simpson, J. R., & Co.

UNION COUNTY.

453

FOUNDRIES AND IKON WORKS.

Austin & Correll.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Dillon, T. D.

Monroe Furniture Co.

Kerr, W. H.

GROCERS.

Heath. Morrow Co. (Wholesale).

Henderson, Snyder Co. (Wholesale.)

Brunner & Huey.

Simpson. J. R-, & Co.

Bass & Estridge.

Funderburk-Williams Co.

Helmes, L. R., & Co.

Waller, M.

Parker, J. D.

Deering, A. L.

Bresson, L. N.

Williams & Benton.

Williams, Luther, & Co.

Crow Bros.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Heath Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Mahone, W. K. (Life).

Gordon Insurance & Investment Co.
(Life and Fire).

Sayings, Loan & Trust Co. (Life
and Fire).

Monroe Insurance & Investment Co.
(Life and Fire).

JEWELERS.

Rudge, The W. J., Co.

Krouss, Sam.

Presley, J. E.

LAUNDRIES.

Lockart, J. J.

LAWYERS.

Adams, Jerome & Armfleld.

Redwine & Sikes.

Williams & Lemmond.

Love, W. T.

Stack. A. M.

McNeelv & MeNeelv.

Parker, J. J.

Pratt, W. J. M

Adams. H. B., Jr.

Stevens, R. L.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Heath Hardware Co.

MARBLE WORKS.

Efird. J. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Winon Manufacturing Co. (Wood.)

Porter Hugus Co. (Wood).

Monroe Oil Mills.

Monroe Cotton Mills.

Icemorlee Cotton Mills.

Everett Cotton Mills.

Monroe Concrete Works.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Heath Hardware Co.

English Drug Co.

PAINTERS.

McCorkle, Walter.

Correll, W. W.

Welch, Sam.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Winchester & Futch.

PLUMBERS.

Austin & Correll.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Diltou. T. P.

Monroe Furniture Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Hale, T. N.

Boyce & Long.

PRINTING OFFICES.

The Journal Co.

The Enquirer Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Monroe Journal — R. F. Beasley, Edi-
tor.

Monroe Enquirer — B. C. Ashcroft,
Editor.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Monroe Realty Co.

Monroe Insurance & Investment Co.

Lee, W. C.

Cordon Insurance & Investment Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Laney, J. W.

Dillon, T. P.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Ashcroft. Watt.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Dillon, T. P.

MARSHVILLE.

Incorporated in 1894.

Population, 1909: White, 600; col-
ored, 100; total, 700.

Value real estate. $GS,000; value
personal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate, 50c. on the $100.

Mayor — J. S. Brooks.

Postmaster — F. C. Broad wa v.

Chief of Police— F. W. Ashcroft.

R. R. Agent— J. C. Marsh.

Manager Telegraph — J. C. Marsh.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — A. Marsh, Pastor.

Methodist— L. T. Cordell. Pastor.
LAWYERS.

Brooks, J. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Greene & Brooks.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Marshville Academy — Prof. Reid,
Principal.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Our Home — J. Z. Greene. Editor.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Marshville — J. H. Lee,
President ; W. E. MeWhorter. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Armfleld, R.

Dees. W. A.

Blair, M. P.

DRUGGISTS.

Union Drug Co.

Marshville Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Marsh-Lee Co.

Griffin- Ha rrell Co.

Marsh, J. C, & Co.

Marsh Bros.

Hasty & Thomas.

Phifer, A. P.

454

UNION —VANCE.

Gulledge & Simpson.
Marshville Furniture Co.
Union Hardware Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Commercial Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Griffin, E. M. & E. C.
Hasty & Hasty.
Marsh, G. A.

WAX HAW.

Incorporated in 1SS9.
Population, 1909: White, 1,250; col-
ored, 150; total, 1,500.

Value real estate, .$75,000; value per-
sonal property, $S7,500.

Tax Rale: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — John Walkup.
Postmaster — T. C. Hagler.
Chief of Police — Charley Gamble.
R. R. Agent — John Davis, Seaboard
Air Line.

Manager Telegraph — John Davis.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— C. M. Campbell. Pastor.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Waxhaw Enterprise— P. T. Way,
Editor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Waxhaw Graded School — E. O. Ran-
dolph, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Waxhaw — J. L. Rodman,
President; Jesse Williams, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Houston, H. C.
Guin, L. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Waxhaw Drug Co.
Wolf, Carl.

Burgess Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Heath, A. W., Co.
Belk, R. J., & Co.
Price-Nivell Co.
Rodman-Brown & Co.
McDonald, W. R.
Steele & Matthews.
Davis Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Walkup, J. W. (Boarding House).

LIVERY STABLES.
Heath, A. W., Co.
Moore, W. R.
Doster, J. E.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Waxhaw Cotton Mills.
Starnes. J. H. (Saw Mills).

LAWYERS.
Steele, Ernest.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bergess, G. H.

WINGATE.

Population : White. 200 ; colored 25.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. A. Chaney.
Postmaster — Thomas C. Stewart.
Chief of Police — Bnnyan Gaddy.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Austin, J. S., & Co.
Outen, J. W.
Evans, Thomas.
Brewer, Thomas, & Co.
Perry, J. J.

GROCERS.
Perry, W. M., & Co.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Wingate Academy — B. Y. Tyner,
Principal.

VANCE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, HENDERSON.

Formed in 1881. Named in honor of Zebulon B. Vance.

Area: 260 square miles.

Population: 16,684. White males, 3,426; white females, 3,503; negro
males, 4.696; negro females, 5,059; foreign born, 82.

Value of real estate, $2,171,278: value of personal property, $3,541,912.

Propertv listed in 1909 by whites, $5.37S,146; by negroes, 335.044.

Tax Rate: County and all purposes, 65c. on the $100; roads, 16 2-3c. ;
special, 3c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 250. Worked by taxation.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Southern Railway Company, 7.10 miles, assessed value $206,843.95

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 28.16 miles, assessed value 566,192.85

The Pullman Company, assessed value 3,479.33

Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,278.12

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value... 1,210.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 15.105.90

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 8.SS7.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 3.963.65

Roanoke River Railroad, 7.30 miles, assessed value 27,640.77

Superior Court Terms: February 21st, 2 weeks; May 23, 2 weeks; Octo-
ber 3rd, 2 weeks ; civil and criminal cases.

VANCE COUNTY.

455

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Henry Perry,
Henderson.

Sheriff — Jos. L. Royster, Henderson.

Register of Deeds — K. W. Edwards,
Henderson.

Treasurer — W. E. Gary, Henderson.

Coroner — D. W. Harde, Henderson.

Surveyor— Thomas Taylor, Towns-
ville.

Co. Supt. of Health — E. F. Turner,
Townsville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — J. C. Kittrell,
Townsville.

Supt. of County Home — J. W. Oak-
ley.

Co. Board of Education — R. J. Gill,
Henderson ; J. U. Fleming. Dabney ;
H. T. Hanks, Williamsboro.

County Commissioners — J as. Amos,
Henderson; Land Capps, Dabney; T.
H. Crudup, Kittrell; W. B. Daniel,
Henderson ; J. K. Plummer, Middle-
burg.

County Board of Elections — T. M.
I'ittman, Henderson ; W. H. Smith,
Kittrell; G. A. Kittrell, Kittrell.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Henderson Township — W. E. Gary,
Henderson ; J. T. Jones, Henderson ;
T. L. Jones, Henderson ; Frank Wor-
tham, Henderson.

Kittrell— C. H. Williams. Kittrell;
H. M. Wright, Kittrell; H. E. Crews,
Kittrell; T. H. Crudup. Kittrell:
Bynrd Allen, Kittrell; J. L. Stone,
Kittrell.

Sandy Creek — J. N. Tunstall, .Man-
son ; W. B. Daniel, Henderson : S. W.
Duke, Henderson.

Middleburg;— W. H. Parrish, Mid-
dleburg ; J. K. Plummer, Middleburg ;
C. A. Rose, Middleburg.

Nut Bush— C. M. White, Manson ; T.
A. Riggan, Manson.

Townsville — J. E. Tunstall, Towns-
ville; J. W. B. Hart. Townsville; N.
L. Morton, Townsville; N. D. Boyd,
Townsville.

Williamshoro — R. A. Bullock, Dab-
ney; J. H. Rice, Dabney; G. W. Flem-
ing, Dabney ; S. W. Greenway, Dab-
ney ; L. W. Burroughs, Dabney ; J. B.
Glover. Dabney.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Methodist Protestant— J. W. Frank,
Henderson, R. F. D. ; Rev. Mr. Stub-
bins, Henderson.

Christian — C. E. Newman, Hender-
son.

Presbyterian — J. A. McClure, Hen-
derson.

Baptist — C. D. Wyche, Babney.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Dr. Chaplin. Townsville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

White, J. J., Agent Farmers Supply
Co., Townsville.

Tarry-Haskins Co., Townsville.

Chaplin Drug Co., Townsville.

Burroughs, L. W., Dabney.
Burroughs, J. E., Dabney.
Duke, S. W., Henderson, R. F. D.
Dickie Bros., Henderson, R. F. D.

COTTON GINS.
Young, R. K., Kittrell.
Crudup, Kittrell & Co., Kittrell.
Beacon Supply Co., Henderson.
Henderson Ginning Co., Henderson.
Rose, G. A., Co., Henderson.
Sturges-Rose Co., Middleburg.
FLOUK, CORN AND FEED MILES.
Young, O. O.
Faulkner, Eugene.
Seaboard Feed & Produce Co.
Powell & Beckham.
Harris, H.

SAW MILES.
Gill, R. J., Henderson.
Sturges-Rose Co., Middleburg.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Pennington, C. E., Kittrell.

Tucker, Miss Onnie, Kittrell.

Kittrell, Miss Lucy, Kittrell.

Lewis, Miss Sally, Kittrell.

Morrow, Miss Annie, Kittrell.

Cheely, Miss Eve, Kittrell.

Green, E. L., Henderson, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Edwards, Miss Rosa, Henderson, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Bryant, Miss Ellen, Henderson.

Ellington, Miss Addie, Henderson,
It. F. D. No. 4.

Ferguson, Miss Kate, Henderson, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Rogers, Miss S., Henderson, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Stradlev, Mrs. A. M., Henderson. R.
F. D. No. 5.

Fleming, Miss Etta, Henderson, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Edwards. Miss Minnie, Henderson.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Hart, Miss Lottie, Henderson, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Crudup, Miss Lillian, Henderson,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Daniels, Miss Rowena, Henderson,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Spain, Miss Rose. Henderson, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Loughlan, Miss S., Henderson, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Killian, Mrs. A. W., Manson.

Alston, Miss Val, Henderson. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Stewart. Miss A., Vicksboro.

Plummer, Mrs. J. K., Middleburg.

Cheatham. Miss Rosa, Middleburg.

Parish, Miss Kate, Middelburg.

White, Mrs. L. B., Manson.

Edwards. Miss Lottie, Henderson,
R. F. D. No. ."..

Kelly, Miss Sue, Henderson, R. F.
D. No. 8.

Short, Mi<s Maggie, Henderson, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Kittrell. Miss Florence. Henderson,

450

VANCE COUNTY.

II. F. D. No. 5.

Cox, Miss Pearl, Dabney.

Fleming, Miss Ola, Dabney.

Ferrell, Miss Etta, Dabuey.

Dunn, Miss Maud, Dabney.

Shanks, Miss May, Dabney.

Gooch, Miss Lallie, Sto'vall, II. F.
D. No. I.

Morton. Miss Josie, Townsville.

Edwards, Miss Mamie, Townsville.

Royster, Miss Sally. Woodworth.

Alderman, J.'T., Henderson.

Burwell, Miss Editb, Henderson.

Watson, Miss Birdie, Henderson.

Curriu, Miss Leon a, Henderson.

Page, Miss Lula, Henderson.

Butler. Miss Amy, Henderson.

Dean, Miss Lilian, Henderson.

Love, Miss, Henderson.

Graham, Miss Sally, Henderson.

Gilliam, Miss Susie. Henderson.

Horner, Mrs. W. D.. Henderson.

Wiggins, Miss Alline, Henderson.

Tucker. Miss Maria, Henderson.

Melntyre, Miss Annie. Henderson.

Woody, Miss Ruby, Henderson.

Wortham, Miss Mary. Henderson.

HENDERSON.

Population, 1909: 7,500.

No. white polls, .".40; >.'<>. colored
polls, 245.

Value real estate. .$842,068; value
personal property, $1,352,768.

Tax Rate: 75c. on the $100.

Bonded debt. $60,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — Henry T. Powell.

Chief of Police — N. M. Henderson.

City Clerk— C. E. Stain back.

Treasurer— A. Cook.

Tax Collector — W. H. Wester.

City Attorney— T. M. Pittman.

City Supt. of Health— B. G. Allen.

Postmaster — W. H. Jenkins.

R, R. Agents— .T. T. Elmore. Jr.. S.
A. L. ; J. T. Elmore, Jr., D. & N. ;
J. T. Elmore, Jr., Southern Railway.

Express Agent — A. J. Cheek.

Telegraph Managers — A. H. Cheek,
Western Union Tei. Co.: C. F. Wil-
liams, Postal Tel. Cable Co.

Telephone Managei — J. R. Teagne,
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist (First) — J. R. Doane, Pas-
tor.

Christian — C. E. Newman, Pastor.

Episcopal — I. W. Hughes, Rector.

Methodist — R. C. Craven. Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — R. M. An-
drews. Pastor.

Presbyterian — J. A. McClure, Pastor.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Massenburg.

Henderson Cafe.

Manning.

Wester.

Barnes.

Jones.

Robards.

Council.

Bowling.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Citizens Bank — J. B. Owen, Presi-
dent; W. A. Hunt, Cashier.

First National Bank — S. R. Harris,
Presideut; S. T. Peace, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Carter, J. R.

BOOK STORES.
Henderson Book Store.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
City Market.
Reavis, W. W.
Ross & Scoggins.
Ivev, G. R.
Beck, J. W.
CARIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'RS.
Carolina Buggy Co.
Henderson Mfg. C<>.
Corbett Buggy Co.

CLUBS.
Croatan.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Henderson Grocery Co.
Southern Grocery Co,
Mangum, D. H.
Seaboard Feed & Produce Co.
Pace, H. A.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Donev, L. A.. & Bro.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Bunn, Robert.
Jones, J. T.
Hawkins. Grant W.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Poythress, Jos. S.
Young, I. J.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
W. A. Hunt. President: J. C. Klt-
trell, Secretary.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Watkins, S.
Barnes, L. W.
Arousor Clothing Store.
Smotarsky, J.
Roth, Gus.
Moservitz & Brider.
Hyman, O. A.

COTTON GINS.
Henderson Ginning Co.
Baucom Bros Co.
Rose, G. A., Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Watkins. Samuel.
Davis, E. G.. Sons Co.

DENTISTS.
Macon, F. A.
Watson, S. R.
Pittard. J. T.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Mayor, H. L.

DRUGGISTS.
Dorsey, M.
Paragon, The
Parker, W. W.
Thomas Bros.

VANCE COUNTY.

457

Kerner-McNair Co.

DOCTORS.
Harris, F. R.
Pumer, E. P.
Upehurch, Robert.
Allen, B. G.
Gill. R. J.
Pendleton, A. S.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Watkins, S.
Thomas & Newcomb.
Davis, E. G., Sons Co.
Rose, G. A., Co.
Parham Bros. Supply Co.
Brown Bros. Co.
Moservitz & Brider.
IOWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Henderson Lighting & Power Co.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Dorsett, L. A.. & Bro.
FLORISTS.
Wordsworth, Mrs. G. C.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Bullock, Burwell.
Moservitz & Brider.
Henderson Cafe.
Carter, J. R.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Sward & Hughes.
Henderson Furniture Co.
Harden. D. TV., Furniture Co.
Watkins, Samuel.

GROCERS.
Southern Grocery Co. (Wholesale. )
Perry, George E.
Rose, George A., Co.
Burroughs-Alston Co.
Beacon Bros. Co.
Parham Bros. Supply Co.
Falkner, H. A.
Fdwards, J. H.
Burnett, ,T. M.. Agent.
Thompson. H.
Shore, Eugene.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Watkins Hardware Co.
Watkins Bros. Co.
Daniel, .T. H., & Co.
O'Neil. M. J.
Allen-Moss Hardware Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Perry. Henry (Fire and Life.)
Citizens Bank. (Fire and Life.'i
Finch. E. G. Life.)
Harris, B. F. (Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Gholston. A. W.. & Co.
Wells. N. D.
Wycoff, George.

LAUNDRIES.
Henderson Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Powell, Henry T.
Hicks, T. T.
Zollicoffer, A. C.
Harris, A. J.
Kittrell. .T. C.
Perry, B. H.
Pittman, T. M.
Bridgers, J. H.

Harrell, G. A.
McCoin, R. S.
Eaton. J. Y.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Poythress, J. S.
Watkins, J. B.
Daniel, A. G.
Pinkston, R. R.

MARBLE WORKS.
Henderson Marble Works.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Watkins Bros. Co.
O'Neil Hardware Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Henderson Mfg. Co. (Buggy bodies
and seats.)

Corbitt Buggy Co. (Buggies and au-
tomobiles.)

Carolina Buggy Co. (Buggies, sur-
reys and carriages.)

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Dorsey, M.
O'Neil Hardware Co.
Watkins Bros. Co.
Daniel & Co.
Allen-Moss Hardware Co.

PAINTERS.
Crow, R., & Son.
Steele, J.
Noblin, M.
Tinsley, A.
Farrow. J. H.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
Cheek, A.
Davis, nenry.
Stainback, C. E.
Purdie, B .T. Ah

PLUMBERS^
Renn. A. S., & Son.
Rowland & Evans.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Barnes, A. T.
Henderson Furniture Co.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hanff. A. H.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
WeeMy Gold Leaf— Thad. R. Man-
ning. Editor.

PRINTING OFFICES, u
Jones & Stone Co.. (The)
Avcock. D. E.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Currin. J. L.
Rowland. I. C.
Henderson Loan & Real Estate Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Watkins. John B.
Watkins Bros. Co.
Povthi-ess. J. S.
Daniel. A. G.

TAILORS.
White. O. O.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Hardee, D. W., Furniture Co.
Barnes. A. F.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Jordan, J G..
Crow, Robert.
Henderson Book Co.

458

VANCE —WAKE.

KITTRELL.

Incorporated in 1885.

Value real estate. $29,170; value per-
sonal property, $8,346.

Tax Kate: 16 2-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. T. Carstarphen.

Postnmstei — J. Ed. Smith.

Chief of Police— C. Pullv.

R. R. Agent— J. L. Reid, S. A. L.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Reed,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— G. W. Starling, Pastor.

Baptist — Asa P. Gray. Pastor.

Episcopal — J. P>. London. Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Kittrell High School— C. E. Pen-
nington, Principal.

DRUGGISTS.

Kittrell Drug Co.

DOCTORS.

Carstarphen. W. T.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Cm d-up- Kittrell Co.

Hedgepeth tV- Finch.

Hunt. Ira T.

Woodley & Wrenn.

Smith Bros.

Overton Bros.

Beckham, Wm. D.

Thorpe. .T. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Williams. C. H.

Grissom, R. G.

IBddlfbi rg.

IncorporaWd in 1881.

Population, 1909: White, 80; col-
ored, 75; total, 155.

Value real estate. $12,000; value per-
sonal property, $6,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

Mayoi — W. H. Parrish.

Postmaster — H. M. Church.

( hief of Polite — J. T. Collins.

R. R. Agent— C. M. Watkins. S. A. L.

Manager Telegraph — C. M. Watkins,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— B. C. Allred, Pastor.

Episcopal — John Horton. Rector.

Baptist — W. R. Cullom. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Middlehurg High School — Mrs. J. K.
Plummer, Principal.

DOCTORS.

McAlister, A. W.

DRUGGISTS.

Church, H. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Middleburg Supplv Co.
Crocker. J. T.
Church, H. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Church's Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Green, Rufus.

SAW AND PLANING MILLS.

Sturges-Rose Co.

COTTON GINS.

Sturges-Rose Co.

WAKE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, RALEIGH.

Formed in 1771. Named in honor of Esther Wake.

Area: 777 square miles.

Population : 60,000.

Value of real estate, $11,711,268; value of personal property, $5,169,915.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $15,805,217; by negroes, $1,075,960.

No. of Schools: For whites. 88; for negroes, 62.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 20c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 25c;
special, 10c. to 40c. different in various townships.

County bonded debt. $100,000.

Puhlic Roads: No. miles. 2,500. Worked by taxation and free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wake Water Company, assessed value $ 25.000.00

North Carolina R. R., 27.52 miles, assessed value 1,283,546.60

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 42.65 miles, assessed value 857,533.84

Durham & Southern R. R., 28.07 miles, assessed value 230,613.75

Norfolk & Southern Ry., :!7.41 miles, assessed value 272.785.65

Durham & South Carolina R. R.. 0.37 miles, assessed value 1,850.00

Raleigh & Southport R. R.. 17.25 miles, assessed value 84,824.38

The Pullman Company, assessed value 9.751.02

Clayton Telephone Company, assessed value 700.00

Capital Citv Telephone Company, assessed value 57.492.00

Southern Express Company, assessed value 13.2S5.40

Cardenas Telephone Company, assessed value 2.777.00

Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 46.800.16

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value 9.056.00

Standard Gas <& Electric Company, assessed value 25,000.00

WAKE COUNTY.

Union Tank Line Company, assessed value

Home Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value

Cudahy Milwaukee Refrigerator Line, assessed value

Streets Western Stable Car Line, assessed value

Raleigh Telephone Company, assessed value

Cudahy Packing Company, assessed value

Union Refrigerator Transit Co., of Wisconsin, assessed value...

Cape Fear Telephone Company, assessed value

American Telephone & Telegraph Co.. assessed value

Southern Cotton Oil Company, assessed value

Postal Telegraph Cable-Company, assessed value

Superior Court Terms: January 10th (criminal); February 21st,
cases only; March 28th (criminal); April 25th, for civil cases on
11th (criminal) ; October 24th, for civil cases only.

459

4,(500.00

1.2S3.00

200.00

250.00

7,500.00

200.00

1,205.00

1,025.00

2,209.20

5,100.00

8,683.85

for civil

ly; July

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— W. M. Russ,
Raleigh.

Sheriff — J. H. Sears, Raleigh.

Register of Deeds — J. J. Bernard,
Raleigh.

Treasurer — L. Brown Pegram, Ral-
eigh.

Coroner — C. A. Separk. Raleigh.

Surveyor — W. Patrick Masse.'-,

Neuse, R. F. D. No. 1.

Co. Supt. of Health -J. J. L. Mc-
Cullers, McCullers.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Z. V. Jurtd,
Raleigh.

Assistant Co. Supt. of Schools —
Miss Edith Royster, Raleigh.

Supt. of County Home — A. A. Row-
land, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6.

Co. Board of Education — L. J.
Sears, (chairman), Apex; Claude B.
Barbee. Raleigh; M. C. Chamblee.
Wakefield.

County Commissioners — W. C. Brew-
er, (chairman), Wake Forest; D. B.
Harrison, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 2:
A. Turner Smith. McCullers, R. F. D.;
D. T. Johnson, Raleigh; W. M. Yates.
Apex, R. F. D. No. 1.

County Board of Elections — J. J. L.
McCullers. (chairman), McCullers:
John Nichols. Raleigh; Nick DeBoy,
Raleigh.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

BartoDS Creek — R. L. Thompson,
Rogers Store. R. F. D. No. 1; R. D.
Honeycutt, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 1;
W. A. Brogden, Rogers Store, R. F.
D. No. 1; L. L. Brogden, Rogers
Store, R. F. D. No. 1; J. J. Harmond,
Neuse, R. F. D. No. 1; W. A. Pugh.
Rogers Store: W. O. Pace, Falls.

Buckhorn — Jodie J. Womble. New
Hill, R. F. D. No. 1; W. K. Ragan,
Apex, R. F. D. No. 3.

Carv — J. R. Breeze. Cary; W. H.
Atkins. Cary; W. G. Crowder, Cary,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Cedar Fork — Chnrles F. Ferrell.
Carnenter; E. M. Ellis, Morrisville:
J. P. Sorrel). Cary. R. F. D. No. 1.

Hollv Springs — A. M. Johnson. Hol-
ly Springs; J. W. Olive. Holly
Snrincrs; J. Sid Stephens. Holly
Springs, R. F. D. No. 2; J. R. Carter.

Holly Springs; W. H. Burt, Holly
Springs.

Houses Creek — E. H. Ray, Raleigh,
R. F. D. No. 1; John G. Sanders, Ral-
eigh, R. F. D. No. 1; C. E. Williams,
Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4.

Little River — J. T. Hagwood,
Knightdale, R. F. D. ; T. J. Horton,
Zebulon ; J. M. Whitley, Zebulon ; H.
G. Perry, Youngsville, R. F. D. No. i
1; H. P*. Gill, Wakefield.

Marks Creek— J. A. Wall, Wendell; |
E. T. Scarboro, Eagle Rock ; L. L.
Doub, Clayton, R. F. D. No. 2 ; A. R.
Hodge, Jr., Eagle Rock.

Middle Creek — J. E. Stinson, Mc-
Cullers, R. F. D. ; R. S. Barham. Fu-
quay Springs; George M. McCullers,
McCullers; T. E. Smith, Fuquay
Springs; E. B. Gunter. Holly
Springs. R. F. D. No. 1 ; I. J. Weath-
ers. Holly Springs, R. F. D. ; Thomas
R. Harrison, Fuquay Springs ; L. H.
Smith, Fuquay Springs ; J. D. Bal-
lentine, Fuquay Springs.

Neuse River— N. W. Hatch. Mill--
brook; E. C. Beddingfield, Rnleigh.
R. F. D. No. 1; J. B. Wiggins, Neuse.

New Light— W. D. Sandling. Creed-
moor, R. F. D. ; W. H. Chap pell,
Creedmoor, R. F. D. ; W. J. Simpson,
Wake Forest, R. F. D. ; Sam H.
Davis, Wake Forest, R. F. D. ; A. T.
Bailev, Wake Forest, R. F. D. No. 1;
Charles M. Little. Wake Forest. R. F.
D. No. 1; A. L. Tilley. Nortbside; P.
R. Allen. Youngsville. R. F. D. No. 2.

Oak Grove— J. H. Horton, Raleigh,
R. F. D. No. 7: D. H. Stallings. Gor-
man, R. F. D. No. 1 : R. D. Gooch, Ral-
eiarh. R. F. D. No. 7.

Panther Branch— C. T. Pnrrish. Mc-
Cullers, R. F. D. No. 1 ; James Adams,
Willow Springs, R. F. D. ; George P.
Pnrt'n. Meddlers, R. F. D. No

Raleigh— H. E. Glenn, Raleigh: C.
A. Senark. Rnleich ; A. H. Yerby,
Raleigh; W. D. Terry, Rnleigh; IT.
H. Roberts. Raleicrh ; W. H. Sawyer.
Rnleiffh; D. C. Smith, Raleicrh; E. M.
Bledsoe. Raleigh; W. R. M-iev, Ral-
eigh; W. P. B.ntehelor. Raleigh: Gra-
ham Hnvwood, Raleigh; Thomas
Badger, Rnleigh; John R. Unchurch,
Raleigh ; W. E. Austin, Raleigh :

460

J

WAKE COUNT Y.

Vitruvius Royster, Raleigh; S. L.
Rotter, Raleigh ; W. M. Utley, Ral-
eigh ; A. E. Glenn, Raleigh; .T. B. Don-
nelly, Raleigh; T. A. Arnold. Raleigh.

St. Marys — Troy Pool, Auburn; P.
W. Dowil, Auburn; .T. D. Johnson,
Garner; George Mitchener, Garner,
R. F. D.

St. Matthews— N. W. Poole, Neuse,
R. F. D. ; R. J. Buffalo. Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Swift Creek— Burwel S. Franklin.
Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4; E. II. Kin-.
Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4: H. P. Har-
rell, Raleisrh, R. F. D. No. 4; T. M.
Franks, Apex. R. F. D. No. 2; John
Stephens. Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 4;
David Stephenson, MeCullers.

Wake Forest— C. R. Debnam. Wake
Forest. R. F. D. No. 2; W. D. O'Neal,
Neuse, R, F. D. No. 2; J. C. Caddell,
Wake Forest: J. H. Mitchell, Roies-
ville.

White Oak— W. B. Morgan, Morris-
ville. R. F D. : J. C. Burns, Apex;

C. E. Williams, Anex. R. F. D. No. 3.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist— W. R. Beach, .T. M. Hil-
liard, D. D. Edwards, Cary; W. N.
Johnson, W. R. Cullora. Charles E.
Taylor. S. C. Hilliard, Wake Forest:
A. A. Pippin. Wakefield: W. S. Olive,
Apex: C. H. Norn's. Holly Springs: R.

E. Atkins, Morrisville.
Methodist— O. W. Fisher, Cary : J.

M. Marlowe. Millbrook; P. D. Wood-
all, 7ebulon.

HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.

Dry. M. P., Carv.

Holton. R. C. Wakefield.

McTntyre, K. H., Hollv Sorings.

Foard, R. A.. Neuse. R. F. D. No. 1.
WAKE BETTFRMKNT ASSOCIA-
TION.

President. Miss Edith Royster. Ral-
eigh : Vice-Presidents, Mrs. E. E Mof-
fitt. Raleisrh ; Mrs. W. A. Smith. Neuse,
R. F. D. No. 1: Mrs. B. A. .Tones. Fu-
quay Sorinss: Mrs. B. R. Parker. Ral-
eigh, R. F. D. No. 3; Mrs. W. H.
Boone. Morrisville. Secretary. M;ss
Julia Pasniore. Carv. Treasurer, Miss
Ada Womhle. Raleitrh.

PIBL^ SPHOOt TELPHERS.

Allen. Miss Martha. Walthall.

j\ no-pi a. C. Willow Springs, R.

F. D. No. 1.

Ansel. H. A.. Willow Springs. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Ardrev. Miss Helen M., Apex. R.
F. D. No. 1.

Avent, Miss Effie. Carv, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Barker, Miss Elsie. Apex, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Barker, Miss Gypsie, Apex, R. F.

D. No. 3.

Pedd'ncfield. Miss Rebecca. Rale'-rh,
R. F. D. No. 1.

P*»ll. Miss Victoria. Morrisville, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Bishop, Miss Amelia, Wake Forest.

Bivins, C. F., Cary.

Blake, Miss Irene, New Hill, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Blanchard, Miss Nannie I;., New
Hill. R. F. D. No. 1.

Bledsoe, Mrs. G. C, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 6.

Bright. Miss Annie, Fuquay Springs.

Bryan, Miss Alice, Walthall.

Brown, Miss Nina, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Burt, Miss Essie, Cardenas.

Bynum, Miss Rosa E.. Apex, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Carden, Miss Reva C, Wake Forest, j
R. F. D. No. 2.

•"aiter. Miss Mary L.. Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Caudill, T. Oscar. Riley, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Cook, Mrs. Irene J., Holly Spring*.

Council, Miss Beatrice, Apex, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Coward, Manson, Cary, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Coward, Nathan, Creedmoor.

Cross, Miss Pearl. Wake Forest.

Cullom, Miss Florence, Wake Forest,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Crowder, J. T.. Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Dean, Miss Hettie. Wendell.

Donclass, Miss Nannie, Wake For-
est. R. F. D. No. 1.

Dry, M. B.. Cary.

Ferguson, Miss Iola. Rosers Store.

Foard. R. A., Neuse, R. F. D. No. 1.

Franklin, Miss Minnie. Zebulon.

Fnrnian. Miss Katie F.. Northside,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Fntrell, Miss Annie A., Neuse, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Garner, S. E., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 6.

Gibhs. Miss Ellen. Raleigh, R.. F. D.
No. 2.

Goodwin, J. P., MeCullers, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Green. Miss Versie E., Durham, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Guess. Miss Maude E., Fuquay
Springs.

Hammet. Miss Carrie, Apex, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hampton, Miss Althea B.. Nense.

Hampton. M'ss Hattie, Wake For-
est. R. F. D. No. 1.

H^rtse. Miss Leata. Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Hicks. J. R.. Knightdale. R. F. D.
No. 1.

Hill. Miss Bessie. Auburn.

H^eutt. Miss Delia, Garner, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Hodge. A. R., Jr., Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Holloway, Miss Bessie. New Hill.

Holt. Miss Blanche. Bonsai.

Holton. R. C, Wakefield.

Horton, Mrs. Lela, Wakefield, R.

WAKE COUNTY.

461

F. D. No. 1.

Hudson, L. L., Wake Forest.

Hunter, Miss Elsie, Cary.

Hunter, Wade R., Wake Forest.

Ingram, J. M., Gary, R. F. D. No: 1.

Jolinson, Miss Berta, Raleigh, U. 1".
D. No. 1.

Jolinson, Miss Essie, Morrisville.

Johnson, Miss Evie, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Johnson, Miss Stella, Apex, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Kelly, Miss Ethel P., Holly Springs.

Kilpatrick, Miss Mary K., Wakefield.

Kilpn trick, Miss Mattie, Willow
Springs, R. F. D. No. 2.

Lawrence, Mrs. Loula J., Rogers
Store.

Leach, Miss Floy, Garner, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Luther, Miss Mamie, Apex, R. F.
D. No. 4.

LeMav. Miss Annie, Wake Forest,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Mclntyre, Miss Mamie, Holly
Springs.

Mclntyre, K. H., Holly Springs.

Maddrev, Miss Annie, Willow
Springs, R. F. D. No. 2.

Manson. Miss Pattie S., Garner.

Markham, Miss Lillian, McCulIers,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Martin. N. C., Carpenter.

Mitchiner. Miss Belle, Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Morris, Miss Claudia, Knightdale,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Morn's. Miss Katiebel, Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Morris, Miss Myrtle, Wakefield.

Morrison, Miss Mary L., Wakefield.

Newbold. Miss Frances K., Raleigh,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Norman, 7,. V., Garner.

Newell, Mrs. Mary L.. Wendell.

Olive, Mrs. J. H., Apex, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Pnse. Miss Mamie, Morrisville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Parker, Miss A. Pearle, Knightdale.
R. F. D. No. 1.

Pasmore, Miss Julia, Cary.

Pearson. Leslie W., Wake Forest,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Peed. Dallie, Cary.

Peeke, Miss Mnry E., Apex.

Peirrnm. Miss Emma. Cary.

Penny. Miss Celestia L., Raleigh.

Pieman. R. L., Arex.

Pulley, Miss Annie, Wendell.

Rnnes, L. N., Youngsville, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Ranes. M'ss Tillie B., Wake Forest,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Ray, Miss Alice, Rogers Store.

Ray, Arthur C, Cary, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Ray, Iska, Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 7.

Ray, W. D., Wake Forest, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Redford, Laurie, Wake Forest, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Ried, Miss Daisy, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Richardson, Miss Rena, Wendell.

Richardson, Minor, Falls.

Rollins, Miss Etta, Apex, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Rollins, Miss Meader, Raleigh.

Roberts, Miss Merkie, Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Scarboro. Cleo, Wakefield.

Schweikert,. Mrs. Carrie, Raleigh,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Smith, Miss Mabel. Willow Springs,
R. F. U. No. 2.

Sorrell, Mrs. Iola F., Apex, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Sorrell, Miss Vara, Apex, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Staley, Willie, Apex, R. F. D. No. 1.

Stallings, D. H., Gorman.

Taylor, C. B.. Apex.

Taylor, Miss Mamie, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Taylor, Miss Ora, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Thompson, Mrs. S. W.. Falls.

Todd, Mrs. M. B., Archer, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Upchurch, Miss Ethel, New Hill.

Utley, Miss Elizabeth, Apex.

Vann, Miss Sallie, McCulIers.

Walton, E., Apex, R. F. D. No. 2.

Walker, Miss Ella Mae, Cardenas, R.
F D. No. 1.

Walker, Miss Kate, Northside, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Weathers. Miss Lessie, Grissom, R.
F. D. No. 1.

White. Miss Florence, Raleigh, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wilder, Miss Mamie, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Williamson, Mrs. Janie C, Raleigh,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Williams, Miss Mary C, Neuse, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Wilson, Mrs. Ebbe. New Hill.

Woodham, Miss Sara Alma, McCul-
Iers.

Wrenn, Miss Lula, Garner, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Yarboroush, Miss Estelle, New Hill,
R. F. D. No. 1.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bell, G. M., Wakefield.
Boone, W. H., Morrisville.
Buffalo, J. S., Garner.
Blalock, N. M., Gulleys Mills.
Burt. B. W., Enno.
Caviness. Z. M., Zebulon.
Fowler, M. L., Riley.
Holding, S. P., Wake Forest.
Judd, J. M., Cardenas.
Johnson, R. W., Apex.
McCulIers, J. J. L., McCulIers.
Perry, H. A., Eagle Rock.
Powers, J. B., Wake Forest.
Penny, J. A. J., Vanteen.

462

WAKE COUNTY.

Rny, O. L., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 6.

Sexton, J. A., Fuquay Springs.

Sorrell, L. P., Flint.

Templeton, J. M., Cary.

Thompson, S. \V., Fal'j.

Dtley, B. S.. Holly Springs.

Underbill, H. P., Wendell.

Wilkerson, Charles B.. Apex.

Young, L. B., Rolesville.
COTTON GINS.

Allen, C. N., Auburn.

Pool, S. C, Raleigh.

Watts, Johns & Allen, Auburn.

Harward, W. H., Apes.

Mann. C. S., Apex.

Wall, H. H., & Sons, Apex.

Turner, W. S., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 3.

r.ailey & Bynura, Bangor.

Cray, F. R., & Bro., Cary.

Sorrell & Stone, Cary.

Woodall, L. B., Massey.

Norris, F. M., Duketon.

Wilburn & Weathers, Ballentines
Mills.

Lee. Thomas, Eagle Rock.

Winborn, Jesse, Elon College.

Burt, J., Enno.

Penny, E. O., Falls.

Thompson, S. W„ Falls.

Jones, W. C. Flint.

King, Allison, Flint.

Allen, J. L., Wake.

Ballentine, W. M., Fuquay Springs.

Blanehard, A. G., Fuquay Springs.

Sexton, J. A., Raleigh.

Austin, Tony, McCullers.

Rand. H. D., Garner.

Bryan, Henry, Garner.

Mitchiner, S. G. & J. G., Garner, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Rand, H. D., Rands Mill.

Blalock & Jordan, Gullevs Mills.

Jones, J. W., Gulleys Mills.

Mitchell, R. C, Hartsville.

Jones C,. D., & Son. Hickory Grove.

Austin, Lon, McCullers.

Alford, G. B., Holly Springs.

Maynard, W. Q.. Holly Springs.

Norris, M. L., Holly Springs.

Jones. R. M., & Bro., Kelvin Grove.

O'Neil. A. V., Kelvin Brove.

Horton. C. T., & Bro., Lul.

Lee. rtley & Austin, McCullers.

Sorrell. M. C, McCullers.

O'Kelly, Berry, Method.

Tucker, Mrs. F. P. (estate). Ral-
eigh.

Williams, C. E., Method.

Garrett, F. S., Raleigh.

Hester, C. T., Pet.

Unchurch, J. W., Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Wvnne, W. W., Raleicrh.

Ferrall, W. O., Millhrook.

Norwood, G. W., Raleigh.

Home & Page. Morrisvllle.

Pollard, A. J. & J. M., Durham.

Pugh, J. L.. Morrisville.

Blalock, A. J., Willow Snrincs.

Myatt, Amelia H., Myatts Mills.

Hunter, Mrs. M. A., Neuse.

Watts, Sam., Auburn.

Bright, C. J., New Hill.

Dillard, S. H., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Sandling Bros., Newlight.

Davis, S. E., Purnell.

Allen, J. D., Daleigh, R. F. D. No. 1.

Barbee & Co., Rogers X Roads.

Dunn, R. G., Raleigh.

Edwards, D. M., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Edwards, J. T., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Finch, R. P., Raleigh.

Gattis, T. Q., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Hailey, J. S., Raleigh. R. F. D. No. 1.

Harrison, Bryant, Raleigh, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Hester, Rocky, Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 7.

Hinton. Ransom, Raleigh.

Hobby, S. C, Raleigh ,R. F. D.
No. 3.

Holman, W. C, Raleigh.

Howie, W. T., Raleigh.

Knight, H. H., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Lynn, J. H., Raleigh, R. F. D. No

Lynn, J. J., Raleigh, R. F. D. No.

Norton, John B., Raleigh, R. F.
No. 5.

Simpkins, W. A., Raleigh, R. F.
No. 7.

Penny & Sorrell, Raleierh.

Rowland, S. M., Raleigh, R. F.
No. 3.

Sorrell. L. P. & W. L., Flint.

Strickland, J. G., Raleigh.

Upchurch, R. J.. Raleigh.

Whitaker, W. H., Raleigh.

Whitaker, F. A., Raleigh.
• Wilder. W. B., Raleigh, R. F.
No. 3.

Williams, George, Raleigh, R. F.
No. 3.

Yates, R. E. L., Raleigh.

Batchelor, W. P.. Raleigh.

Sneed. Jacob, Raleigh, R. F.
No. 1.

Smith. Charles H., Raleigh, R.
D. No. 2.

Havwood. J. P., Raleisrh.

Rand & Buffaloe, Garner, R. F.
No. 1.

Turner, T. H., Garner, R. F.
No. 1.

Duke, G. W., Rolesville.

Fowler, M. L., Rolesville.

Rogers. R. L., Rolesville.

Terrell. S. W.. Rolesville.

Piper. E. T., Raleigh.

Lnssiter, G. J.. Six Forks.

Faison, W. H.. Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 5.

Jones. N. P., Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 5.

Mial, Millard, Shotwell.

Barnes, D. L., Clayton.

Adams, W. S., Vanteen.

Bell, G. M.. Wakefield.

1).

WAKE COUNTY.

463

Freeman, R. A., Forestville.

Mangum, P. H., Wake Forest.

Man gum, J. W., Wake Forest.

Mitchell, W. J., Wake Forest.

W. F. Canning Co., Wake Forest.

Gill, G. E. & C. E., Wake Forest.

Kearny, Frank, Wake Forest.

Dupree, L. H., Willow Springs.

Partin, Marshall, Willow Springs.

Rowland, Bennett, Willow Springs.

Smith, W. B., Wyatt.

Wyatt. C. E., Wyatt.

Anderson, Wm., Wendell.

Martin. Wm., Wendell.

Rogers, J. R., Raleigh. R. F. D.
No. 5.

Zebulon Oil Co.. Zebulon.
GRIST MILLS.

Mitchell. W. J., Wake Forest.

Harward, W. H., Apex.

Smith & Honevcutt, Neuse.

Hobby, S. C, Hollands (P. O. Ral-
eigh.)

Jordan, J. J., McCullers.

Barham. J. H., <fc Son, Wendell.

Yates, R. E. L., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Lassiter, C. .T., Raleigh, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Raleigh Milling Co., Raleigh.

SAW MILLS.

Fort, Moses, Wake Forest.
Harris, A. M.. Wake Forest.
Lee. J. H.. Wake Forest.
Sherron Bros., Wake Forest.
Johnson. W. C, Cary.
Wilkinson Lumber Co.. Carv.
Norris, W. L.. & Co.. Holly Springs.
Senter <fc Weaver, Holly Springs.
Colclough, J. T., Morrlsville.
Lynn, W. S., Morrisville.
Whitley, R. J., Zebulon.
Barham. J. H.. & Son, Wendell.
Colev Bros., Wendell.
Fleming. A. L., & Co., Wendell.
Moss, W. G., & Co., Wendell.
Council. A. M.. Apex.
Harward, W. H., Apex.
Kelly it Co.. Anex.
Stlnson, W. E., A^ex.
Edwards, W. P., Jr.. Neuse.
Edwards, J. J.. New Hill.
Pool, W. E.. Auburn.
Atkinson. W. Z.. Cardenas.
Dupree, B. F.. Cardenas.
Johnson, K. B.. Cardenas.
Enirle Rock Mfg. Co.. Eagle Rock.
Blnnchard. A. O.. Fnquay Springs.
Gilbert & Sessoms, Fnquay Springs.
Sexton, J. A., Fnquay Snrings.
Wrenn, J. T. & Co., Garner.
Jordan. J. J.. Grllevs Mills.
McLaughlin. N., McCullers.
Turner & Wrisrht. McCullers.
Falls Lumber Co., Neuse.
Fnstoria Stave & Barrel Co.. Falls.
Wake Machine Works, Cardenas.

Lattiinore Lumber Co., Eagle Rock
(Saw and Gin).
Martin, A. H.. Eagle Rock (Saw

and Planing Mill).

McLaughlin. N., McCullers (Saw
and Planing Mill).

Griffin. M. A., Wendell.

LUMBER DEALERS.

Ferrell & Ellis, Carpenter, Apex.

Duke, C. L., Cary.

Wilkinson Lumber Co., Cary.

Robert Bros. Co., Eagle Rock.

Johnson, J. B., Fuquav Springs.

Wilson, W. S., Lumber Co., Wyatt.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Underhill & Horton, Hickory Grove.

Carpenter Bros., Lillian.

Long, Davis W., Lillian.

Ray. J. R., & Son, Lillian.

Horton, Charles T., Lul.

Stephenson, H. E.. Massey. (Drugs.)

Lynn, J. H., Kelvin Grove.

Jones. J. A., Elm Grove.

Falls Mercantile Co., Falls.

Lee, J. D., Falls.

Penny & Sorrell, Falls.

Ray, W. H., Falls.

Ball, G. H., & Co., Neuse.

Harward, J. J., Neuse.

Holding, Robert, Neuse.

Honeycutt, A. J., Neuse.

Jones, F. B., Neuse.

Penny & Sorrell, Neuse.

Reddish, J. W., Neuse.

Knight, C. J., New Hill.

Cross, H. J., New Hill.

Jordan, Edmond, New Hill.

Ragan, J. B., New Hill.

The Lewis E. Rollins Co.. New Hill.

Wilson & Luther, New Hill.

Womble. L. F., New Hill.

Holloman, S. B., & Co., Enno.

Pool, Troy, Auburn.

Watts, Samuel. Auburn.

Goodwin, G. W., Caraleigh.

Morgan, Benj., Caraleigh.

Tyson & Davis, Cloverdale Farm
(P. O. Raleigh).

O'Brien. William. Beck (R. F. D.
from Creedmoor).

Brown. J. L., Cardenas.

Johnson. A. N.. Cardenas.

Carnenter, W. H., Carpenter (P. O.
Apex).

Ferrell & Butts, Carpenter (P. O.
Apex).

Huskett. E. A. W., Creedmoor.

Medlin, B. M.. Creedmoor.

Green, J. C, Eagle Rock.

Griffin. S. D., Eagle Rock.

Freeman. Liles. Eagle Rock.

Rhodes, C. J., Eagle Rock.

Robertson. G. E., Eagle Rock.

Smith & Weathers, Eagle Rock.

Smithwick. R. R., Eaale Rock.

Weathers, C. E., &■ Co., Easrle Rock.

Johnson, W. R., Fuquay Springs.

Knox & Gardner, Fnquay Snrings.

Rawls. M. H., Fnquay Springs.

Richardson, A. S.. Fnquay Springs.

Sessoms. J. K., Fnquay Springs.

Snence, E. T., Fnquay Springs.

Varina Mercantile Co., Fuquay

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WAKE COUNTY.

Springs.
Bagwell, .T. .]., Garner.
Barber, 6. O., Garner.

Bryan, Henry, earner.

Carroll, George, Garner.

Green, J. W., Garner.

Montague, G. B., Garner. (Drugs.)

Rand, H. D., Garner.

Smith, W. B., Garner.

Watts, Samuel, Garner.

Jordan. .1. J., Gulleys Mills.

Weathers, L. J., & Son, Gulleys
Mills.

Mitchell, C W.. Hartsville.

Perry. II.. G., Hartsville.

Lynn. J. II.. Kelvin Grove.

Robertson, G. E., & Son, Knight-
dale.

Jordan, J. J., McCullers.

Banks & Stephens, McCullers.

Gower, B. L.. McCullers.

Johnson, A. C, McCullers.

Morgan, A. S., McCullers.

Myat t. Thomas M., McCullers.

Turner & Partin, McCullers.

Utley, R. H., McCullers.

O'Kelly, Berry, Method.

Hatch. Nathan W.. Millbrook.

Blalock, A. J.. Myatt Mills.

Partin. M., Myatt Mills.

Brogden, L. I., Rogers Store.

Jackson. Z. A.. Rogers Store.

Peed, W. D., Rogers Store.

Perry. E. M., Rogers Store.

Lassiter. C. J., Six Forks.

Penny. Mary C. Six Porks.

House, J. W., Vanteen.

Betts. J.. Walthall.

Stevens, A. T., Co.. Walthall.

The College Pharmacy. West Ral-
eigh.

Glenn, John S., West Raleigh.

Parker, C. S., West Raleigh.

Sheppard. B., West Raleigh.

Morgan, B., Caraleigh.

Tyson & Davis, Raleigh.

Adams & Ogburn, Willow Springs.

Love, J. D., Willow Springs.

Rowland, J. W.. & Son, Willow
Springs.

Smith, A. F., Willow Springs.

Fort, Mrs. J. C, Wyatt.

Shepherd, Balaam, (col.), Oberlin.
RALEIGH.

Incorporated in 1795. Named for Sir
Walter Raleigh.

Population, 25.000.

Value of real estate, $6.535.604 ; value
of personal propertv, $3,203,954.

No white polls, 1,709; No. colored
polls, 995.

Tax Rate: $1.25 on the $100: $2.00
on the poll.

Bonded debt. $342,550.

City owns sewerage.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. Stanhope Wynne.
City Clerk— William W. Willson.
Treasurer — B. S. Jerman.
Tax Collector — John S. Jones.

Police Justice — Alexander Stronach.

City Attorney — Walter Clark, Jr.

City Physician anil Supt. of Health
Dr. T. M. Jordan.

Board of Audit and Finance— S. J.
Hinsdale, Chairman and Commissioner
of Sinking Fund; Job P. Wyatt,
Edgar E. Broughton; H. E. Glenn,
Clerk.

City Weigrhmistress — Mrs. D. S.
Betts.

Street Commissioner and City Sur-
veyor— R. B. Seawell.

Chief of Fire Department— L. H.
Lumsden ; Assistant Chief, Will Tay-
lor.

City Electrician — W. J. Carter.

Fire Companies and Foremen — Hook
and Ladder Co. No. 1 — John WTynne.
Foreman ; Rescue Fire Co. No. 1, Gor-
don Harris, Foreman ; Capital Hose
No. 3, J. F. Jordan. Foreman ; Victor
Hose Co. No. 2 (colored), Stephen J.
Hawkins, Foreman.

Police Commission — Lynn Wilder,
Chairman ; J. A. Briggs, Secretary, L.
A. Mahler.

Chief of Police— W. D. Stell.

Policemen — Captains, Martin Thomp-
son, J. W. Beasley. Patrolmen — C. E.
Barrow, J. A. Pope, T. B. Alderson,
W W. Willis. W. A. Buck. J. A.
Bailey, H. L. Denninar, L. H. McGee,
E. H". Barker, J. M. Teachey, H. W.
Warren, J. H. Wyatt. Turnkeys — W.
A. Champion, Marion Johnson. Wagon
Officer— F. F. Brown. Patrol Driver —
R. C. Pool.

Board of Health— T. M. Jordan, M.
D., President; C. M. Walters. Sanitary
rnspector; W. T. Davis, Assistant In-
spector; Walter Clark, Jr., Citv At-
torney ; Geo. M. Harden. J. C. Elling-
ton.

Sanitary Inspector— C. M. Walters;
Assistant, T. W. Davis.

Keeper of Market — J. N. McRary.

Purchasing Agent — C. M. Walters.

Keeper of Clock— T. W. Blake.

Postmaster — Willis G. Brigjrs : As-
sistant Postmaster — T. C. Council.

Postmaster (West Raleigh)— J. R.
Chamberlain: Assistant Postmaster —
Miss Belva C. Huntington.

Station No. 2 (50S Hillsboro St.)—
E. H. King, Clerk in Charge.

Express Agent — J. J. Bowen.

R. R. Agents — Seaboard Air Line —
J. F. Mitchell, C. P. and T. A.; E. M.
McClure. Freight Agent; A. S. Laird,
Div P.. A. Southern Railway— J. O.
Jones. Ticket Agent; Arthur E. Dix,
Freight Agent; G. G. Thompson, Jr.,
Division Freight Agent. Norfolk and
Southern, H. L. Lipe, Ticket Agent:
Gregory F. Gannon, Freight Agent.
Raleigh and Southport — H. D. Bunch,
Solicitor Freight and Passenger
Agent; J. O. Hendley, General Freight
Agent.

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I . S. Weather Bureau — Lee A. Den-
sou. Section Director.

Section Director — Lee A. Denson.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

First Ward, First Division — Clar-
ence A. Johnson.

First Ward, Second Division — Davis
K. Wright.

Second Ward, First Division — J. C.
Ellington.

Second Ward, Second Division — E.
A. Peebles.

Third Ward, First Division — W. A.
Cooper.

Third Ward, Second Division — Geo.
M. Harden.

Fourth Ward, First Division — Jos.
G. Brown.

Fourth Ward, Second Division — J.
Sherwood TJpchurcb.

Chairmen of Committees — Finance,
Schools, Emergencies anrl Extraordi-
nary Expenditures, Jos. G. Brown;
Street, Pump, Quarrv, W. A. Cooper ;
Light. Sewer, Sidewalks, Geo. M. Har-
den ; Cemeteries, Water. Police. Clar-
ence A. Johnson ; Market. Charitable
Institutions, David K. Wright; Build-
ing. Fire. E. A. Peebles ; Sanitary.
Park, J. C. Ellington.

City School Committee — J. S.
Wynne. Mayor, Chairman : G. Bosen-
th.il. Secretary : Dr. B. H. Lewis, B.
F. Montague, T. B. Crowder, H. E.
Litchford.

CEMETERIES AND SUPERINTEND-
ENTS.

Oakwood — A. B. Forrest, Superin-
tendent.

Confederate (in Oakwood).

City Cemetery — M. H. Biggan, Su-
perintendent.

Catholic.

Hebrew (in Oakwood)..

National Cemetery — Henry C. Lacy.
Superintendent.

Oberlin — Oliver Brown, Superintend-
ent (col.)

Mt. Hope — John Fowler (col.)
HOSPITALS, ORPHANAGES AND
ASYLUMS.

Central Hospital for the Insane — Dr.
James McKee, Superintendent.

N. C. Soldiers' Home — B. H. Brooks,
Superintendent.

The Rex Hospital— B. H. Battle.
President; R. T. Gray, Secretary; Miss
Helen Orchard, Head Nurse.

St. Luke's Home — Miss Etta F.
Ramsey. Superintendent.

City Free Dispensary.

Catholic Orphanage (for boys), Naz-
areth— Rev. Thomas F. Price, Prin-
cipal.

Methodist Orphanage, Brooklyn —
Rev. John N. Cole, Superintendent.

Leonard Free Dispensary (colored).

Leonard Medical School Hospital
(colored).

St. Agnes Hospital and Training

School for Nurses (col.)

CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Superintendent — Frank M. Harper.

High School — Hngh Morson, Princi-
pal; Mrs. J. M. Barbee, C. G. Keeble,
Mis* Lillie Skinner, Miss E. A. Pool,
L. E. Blanchard, Mrs. R. B. John,
Miss M. A. Leonard.

Centennial School — Miss Mary Page,
Principal; Miss Ella Ford, Miss Kath-
erine Banks, Miss Mary Holman, Miss
Effle Whitaker, Miss Bertha Holman,
Miss Vivienne Betts. Miss Irma Car-
raway. Miss Alice Ferrell, Miss Ella
Reid Pope.

Murphy School— W. P. Stacy, Prin-
cipal; Miss Lois Edwards, Miss Mary
Arrington, Miss C. P. Blalock, Miss
Mary Burton, Miss Myrtle Miller. Miss
Emma D. Conn, Miss Mary S. Bryan,
Miss Jane Culbreth.

Wiley School — Mrs. M. B. Sherwood,
Principal; Miss Grace Bates. Miss
Elizabeth Willson, Miss Minnie Boss,
Miss Mattie Lumsden. Miss Margaret
Stedman, Miss Elizabeth Whyte. Miss
Sarah Kernodle. Miss Woodfin Chnm-
bers, Miss Belle Fleming, Miss White,
Miss Stainback.

Thompson School — Mrs. M. B. Ter-
rell, Principal; Miss Elizabeth Hol-
man, Miss Minnie Redford, Miss Heber
Birdsong. Miss Lucy Haywood, Miss
Virginia Eldridge.

Brooklyn School — Miss Myrtle Un-
derwood, Principal; Miss Mary Clark,
.Miss Mabel Lynch.

Pilot Mills — Miss Etta Monroe, Prin-
cipal ; Miss Bessie Ivey.

Caralei«»h — Miss Mildred H. Smith,
Principal ; Miss Lizzie Hunter.

Soccial Teachers — Miss Lossie Slo-
cumb, Art; Harry B. Snow, Vocal
Music: Miss Josephine Evans, Domes-
tic Science.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist.

First Baptist — W. C. Tyree, Pastor.

Tabernacle Baptist — Adiel Moncrief,
Pastor; W. C. Richardson, Financial
Secretary and Missionary.

Tabernacle Baptist Mission — Adiel
Moncrief.

Fayetteville Street — J no. L. Cook,
Pastor.

Caraleiifh Baptist Mission.

Pilot Mill Baptist.

Johnson Memorial Chapel — R. S.
Stephenson, Pastor.

West Raleigh Baptist — J. S. Farmer.

Evangel Baptist — P. G. Elsom, Pas-
tor.

Hight C. Moore.

Livingston Johnson.

R. T. Vann.

F. J. Hagwood.

S. .T. Betts.

Alvin Betts.

Primitive Baptist.

Ironside — W. A. Simpkins, Pastor.

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WAKE COUNTY.

Episcopal.

Joseph Blount Cheshire, Bishop.

Christ Church — Milton A. Barber,
Rector.

Church of the Good Shepherd — I.
McK. Pitteuger, Hector.

Chapel of St. Saviour — Milton A.
Barber, Rector.

St. Mary's Chapel — Geo. F. Lay,
Rector.

A. B. Hunter.

Catholic.

Church of the Sacred Heart — Thos.
Grilhu, Pastor.

Church of the Holy Name of .lesus,
Nazareth — Thos. P. Price i'astor.

Thomas Hayden.

Robert Barton.

Christian.

Hillsboro Street Christian Church —
L. P. Johnson, Pastor.
Methodist.

R. B. John, Presiding Elder.

Edenton Street — Harry M. North,
Pastor.

Central — A. D. Wilcox, Pastor.

Epworth — J. M. Carraway, Pastor.

Jenkins Memorial, Brooklyn — W. E.
Hoc'utt, Pastor.

T. N. Ivey.

J. N. Cole.

JT. O. Guthrie.

Dixon, B. F.

Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian— W. McC. White,
Pastor.

Non-Sectarian.

Reade Memorial. Chapel— Soldiers'
Home.

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.

North Carolina College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts — D. H. Hill,
President.

Medical Department of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina— H. A. Royster,
Dean.

North Carolina Institution for the
Education of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind— John E. Ray, Principal.

Meredith College— R. T. Vann, Presi-
dent.

Peace Institute — Henry Jerome
Stockard, President.

St. Mary's .School — Geo. W. Lay,
Rector.

King's Business College— J. H. King,
President.

Draughon's Business College — Mr.
Fisher, Principal.

School of the Dominican Sisters —
Sister Dalmatia, Superioress.
Colored.

Shaw University— Chas. F. Meserve.
President.

St. Augustine School — A. B. Hunter,
Principal.

A. & M. COLLEGE FACULTY.
DANIEL HARVEY HILL, A. M.,
Lit. D., President.

WALLACE CARL RTDDICK, A. B.,

C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering
and Vice-President.

WILLIAM ALPHONSO WITHERS,
A. M.. Professor of Chemistry.

FRANK LINCOLN STEVENS, M.
s.. I'h. D.. Professor of Botany and
Vegetable Pathology.

ROBERT E. LEE YATES, A. M.,
Professor of Mathematics.

THOMAS NELSON. Professor of
Textile Industry.

JOHN SOMERVILLE EATON

YOUNG, First Lieutenant U. S. A.,
Professor of Military Science and
Tactics.

CLIFFORD LEWIS NEWMAN, M.
S., Professor of Agriculture.

JOHN MICHELS, B. S. A., M. S.,
Professor of Dairying and Animal
Husbandry.

WILLIAM HAND BROWNE, JR..

A. B., Professor of Physics and Elec-
trical Engineering.

HOWARD ERNEST SATTER-
FIELD, M. E.. Profess r of Mechani-
cal Engineering.

THOMAS PERRIN HARRISON,
Ph. D., Professor of English.

GUY ALEXANDER ROBERTS, B.
S., D. V. S., Professor of Veterinary
Science and Physiology.

IRA OBED SCHAUB, B. S., Profes-
sor of Agricultural Extension.

FRANK C. REIMER, M. S., Asso-
ciate Professor of Horticulture.

BARTHOLOMEW MOORE PAR-
KER. B. S., Assistant Professor of
Textile Industry.

CHARLES BENJAMIN PARK, In-
structor in Machine Shop and Assis-
tant in Power Plant.

CARROLL LAMB MANN, B. S., C.
E., Assistant Professor of Civil En-
gineering.

GEORGE SUMMEY. Jr., Ph., D., As-
sistant Professor of English.

CLARENCE ANDREW SPRAGUE.

B. S., Instructor in Physics.

JOHN STRAUCHON JEFFREY, In-
structor in Poultry Husbandry.

ABRAHAM RUDY. A. M.. Ph. D.
Instructor in Modern Languages.

RALPH INGRAM SMITH, B. S.
Assistant Professor of Zoology and
Entomology.

WILEY THEODORE CLAY, B. E..
T'i«trnctr>r in Woodvvorking and Pat-
tern-making.

MICHAEL RALPH RTCHARDSON.
A. M.. Instructor In Mothem-it'os.

WELDON THOMPSON ELLIS. B.
E.. M. E.. Assistant Professor of Ma-
chine Des'srn and Steam Laboratory.

LEON FRANKLIN WTLLIAAIS. A.
B., A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Chemistry.

JOHN EDWARD HALSTEAD. B.
S.. Instructor in Dyeing.

HUBERT HILL, B. S., M. S., In-
structor in Chemistry:

JOHN LAWRENCE VON GLAHN,

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B. E., Instructor in Mathematics and
Civil Engineering.

JOHN GALENTINE HALL, A. M.,
Instructor in Biology.

PERCY LEIGH GAINEY, B. Agr.,
Assistant in Bacteriology.

HERBERT NATHANIEL, STEED,
Instructor in Weaving and Designing.

FRED. BARNET WHEELER, In-
structor in Forge.

HENRY K. McINTYRE, E. E., As-
sistant Professor of Physics and Elec-
trical Engineering.

W. M. LUNN, M. S.. Instructor in
Agriculture.

R. P. LATANE, B. S., Instructor in
Physics.

WAYNE ARINGTON HORNADAY.
B. S., Laboratory Assistant in Anat-
omy and Physiology.

BASCOMBE BRITT HIGGINS, B.
S., Instructor in Biology.

JOHN WILLIAM HARRELSON, B.
E., Instructor in Mathematics.

J. OLIN FAULKNER, B. A., In-
structor in English.

L. B. SELBY, M. E., Instructor in
Drawing.

JOHN ALLEN AREY, B. S., In-
structor in Animal Husbanry.

SAMUEL FATIO STEPHENS, B.
E., Instructor in Civil Engineering.

WILLIAM FLAU MORRIS. B. E.,
Instructor in Shop and Drawing.

BURTON J. RAY, Ph. D., Instruc-
tor in Chemistry.

L. R. DET.TEN, B. S. A., Instructor
in Horticulture.

EDWIN BENTLEY OWEN, B. S..
Registrar.

ARTHUR FINN BOWEN. Bursar.

BENJAMIN SMITH SKINNER.
Farm Superintendent.

JAMES OLTVER LOFTIN. Stewnrd.

MISS ELSIE LANIER STOCKARD.
Librarian.

MRS. ELLA HARRIS, Hospital
Matron.

MISS ISABEL BRONSON BUSBEE.
Stenographer.

HENRY McKEE TUCKER, M. D.,
Physician.

fessor of Mental and Nervous Dis-
* ' i i s &s

JAMES WILLIAM MeGEE, M. D.,
Professor of Diseases of Children.

ROBERT SHERWOOD McGEACHY,
M. D., Instructor in Therapeutics.

WILLIAM DeBERNIERE Mac-
N1DER, M. D., Instructor in Medical
Diagnosis.

RALPH SANDERS STEVENS, M.
D., Demonstrator of Clinical Path-
ology.

WILLIAM MONCURE, JR., M. D„
Instructor in Orthopedic Surgery.

CLAUDE OLIVER ABERNETHY,
B. S., M. D., Demonstrator of Anaes-
thetics.

JOHN SASSER McKEE. Demon-
strator of Obstetrics.

UNIVERSITY MEDTCAI, SCHOOL
FACULTY, RALEIGH.

HUBERT ASHLEY ROYSTER. A.
B., M. D., Dean of the School and
Professor of Gynecology.

WISCONSIN ILLINOIS ROYSTER,
M. D., Professor of Medicine.

AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON KNOX,
M. D.. Professor of Surerery-

RICHARD HENRY LEWIS, A. B.,
M. D., Professor of Diseases of the
Eye and of General Hygiene.

KEMP PLUMMER BATTLE, Jr., A.
B., M. D., Professor of the Diseases
of the Ear, Nose, and Throat.

HENRY McKEE TUCKER, M. D..
Professor of Obstetrics.

.TAMES McKEE, M. D., Clinical Pro-

MEREDITH COLLEGE FACULTY.

RICHARD TILMAN VANN, A. B.,

S. B. T„ D. D., President.
School of Arts, Philosophy & Science.
LARKIN DOUGLASS WATSON,
JR., A. B., Dean and Professor of
Mathematics.

ELIZABETH DELIA DIXON CAR-
ROLL, M. D., Professor of Physi-
ology.

SUSAN ELIZABETH YOUNG, A.
M.. Professor of Modern Languages.

J. GREGORY BOOMHOUR. A. B.,
A. M.. Professor of Natural Science.

ALICE WHITTIER MESERVE, A.
B.. Professor of Latin.

MARY KATHARINE APPLE-
WHITE. B. S.. Professor of Educa-
tion and Psychology.

E. FREEMAN THOMPSON, Ph. B.,
Ph. D.. Professor of Bible and Ethics.
ELIZABETH AVERY COLTON, B.
S., A. M., Professor of English.

MARY SHANNON SMITH, A. B.,
Professor of History.

SARALI MORRIS. A. B., A. M., Act-
ing Professor of Latin.

JULIA BRENT MINOR, A. B., In-
structor in Languages.

REBECCA LOCKE MIXNER, A. B.,
Instructor in English.

LOULA ESTELLE HOWARD,
B., Assistant in Science.

School of Elocution.
CAROLINE BERRY PHELPS,
M.. A. M.. Professor of Elocution.

MARGARET IRENE BRIGHT, A.
B., O. B., Instructor in Elocution.
School of Music.
WADE BROWN, Dean and Profes-
sor of Piano, Organ and History of
Music.

GERTRUDE SONSLEY, Professor
Piano.

GUSTAV HAGEDORN, Professor of

Violin, Orchestral Instruments and

Instructor in Harmonv. Counterpoint.

HELEN MARIE DAY. Professor of

Voice Culture and Art of Sinking.

MRS. WTLLTAM JASPER FER-
RELL, Instructor in Music Pedagogy.

A.

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WE HAVE THE BEST IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
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MARY ELIZABETH FUTRELL,
Proiessor nt Piano and Ensemble.

CORINNE CARTER, Instructor in
Piano.

HARRIETTS LOUISA DAY, In-
structor in Voice Culture.

MADELINE WHITTIER PETIT,
Acting' Professor of Violin, Harmony,
Composition and Analysis.

ADA LOUISE SHEARIN, Super-
visor of Practice.

School of Art.

IDA ISABELLA POTEAT, Profes-
sor of Art.

KATHARINE LOUISE FORD, A.
B., Professor of Applied Design and
China Painting.

Physical Education.

CAROLINE BERRY PHELPS, O.
M., A. M., Director of Physical Educa-
tion.

GERTRUDE ROYSTER, Associate
Director of Physical Education.
Officers.

RICHARD TILMAN VANN, D. D.,
President.

LARK1N DOUGLASS WATSON.
JR., Dean of School of Arts. Phil-
sopohy and Science; Registrar.

WADE BROWN, Dean of School of
Music.

ROSA CATHERINE PASHCAL,
Lady Principal.

WILLIAM JASPER FERRELL.
Bursar.

J. GREGORY BOMHOUR, Curator
of Library-

DELIA DTXON CARROLL, M. D.,
College Physician.

MRS. DELIA DICKSON HOPE,
Housekeeper.

WINNIE WALLACE. Matron.

MRS. OCTAVIA NORWOOD, Nurse.
Preparatory School.

LARKIN DOUGLASS WATSON,
JR., A. B., Dean of the School of Arts.
Philosophy and Science.

SUSAN ELIZABETH YOUNG. A.
M.. Modern Languages.

MARY SHANNON SMITH, A. B.,
History.

SABAH MORTS. A. M., Latin.

WTLLTAM JASPER FERRELL, A.
B.. Mathematics.

sr«4N ELIZABETH DAVIS, A. B..
English.

JULIA BRENT MINOR, A. B.,
Latin -French.

LOTTDA ESTELLE HOWARD. A.
B.. Science.

ETJ'/APRTH McCALL.

T.OSTE S'CONE.

FOY JOHNSON.

School of Music.

WADE BROWN, Dean of the School
of Music.

MRS. WILLIAM JASPER FER-
RELL, Piano, Kindergarten and Pri-
mary.

BESSTE EMERSON SAMS, Piano.

CORNELLA BROWNLEE, Piano.

CORINNE CARTER, Piano.

MISS ANNA READ, Voice.

ADA LOUISE SHEARIN, Practice
Supervisor.

School of Elocution.

MARGARET IRENE BRIGHT, A.
B., O. B., Elocution.

ST. MARY'S FACULTY.

REV. BEORbE W. LAY, Rector.

MISS ELEANOR W. THOMAS,
Lady Principal.

ERNEST CRUIKSHANK, Secretary.
The Academic Department.

REV. GEORGE W. LAY, A. B., B.
D., Bible, Ethics and Greek.

MISS ELEANOR W. THOMAS, A.
M., History and Literature.

WM. E. STONE, A. B., History and
German.

ERNEST CRUIKSHANK, A. M.,
Science.

MISS MARGARET M. JONES,
Mathematics.

MISS UEORGINA KELLOGG, A. B.,
French.

MISS ANNA L. DUNLAP, A. M.,
Latin.

MISS FRANCES T. TOWERS, A. B.,
English.

MISS LILA N. BROWN, Expression
and Physical Culture.

MISS KATE McKIMMON, Primary
School.

MISS MABEL A. HORSLEY, Pre-
paratory Work.

MISS SALLTE HAYWOOD BAT-
TLE, Assistant.

MISS JULIA L. McINTYRE, Assis-
tant.

Music Department.

MTSS MARTHA A. DOWN, Director
Piano, Theory. History of Music.

MISS HERMINE R. SCHEPER,
Piano and Organ.

MISS PERTIIA MAY LUNEY. Piano
and Organ.

MISS ROSALIE F. WILLIAMS, A.
B.. Piano.

MISS SUSIE SIMMS BATTLE,
Piano.

B. BLTNN OWEN, M. Mus., Voice.

MTSS LTLLTE M. NETL. Voice.

MISS MAB.TORY SHERWIN, Violin.
Art Department.

MTSS CLARA I. FENNER, Director
Drawing. Painting. Design, etc.
Expression Department.

MTSS LTLA N. BROWN, Director
of Expression.

Business Department.

MISS LTZZTE H. LEE, Director
Stenography, Typewriting. Bookkeep-
ing.

MTSS JULIET B. SUTTON, Assis-
tant.

0<fi>erS.
BFV. GEORnpj w. LAY. Rector.
MTSS ELEANOR W. THOMAS,
Ladv Principal.

MRS. KATHARINE LEAKE, House-

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MISS LOLA E. WALTON, Matron
of the Infirmary.

DR. A. W. KNOX. School Physician.

ERNEST CRUIKSHANK, Business
Manager.

MISS LIZZTE H. LEE. Bookkeeper.

MISS JULIET B. SUTTON, Steno-
grapher.

MRS. MARY IREDELL. Agent of
the Trustees.

PEACE INSTITUTE FACULTY.

HENRY JEROME STOCKARD, En-
glish, Latin.

REV. WILLIAM McC. WHITE.
Bible.

MISS JULIA GRAHAM AUNS-
PAUGH, English, Bible.

MISS MABEL ROYSTER. French.
Commercial.

MISS MARY LYON, Science, Ger-
man.

MISS ROSE A. WALLACE, Mathe-
matics.

MISS ETHEL HASKTN. Expression.

MISS ADA WOMBLE, History and
Political Science.

MISS MAUDE MERRIMON. Eng-
lish.

MISS MAMIE WITHERS, Primary.

JOHN P. LUDEBUEHL. Director
of Music.

MRS. JOHN P. LUDEBUEHL.
Piano.

MTSS LEONOMTE DUMAIS, Voice.

MTSS LOVIE JONES. Piano.

MTSS MTLLTE BEARD. Piano.

MRS. RUTH HUNTTNC.TnN

MOORE, Art.

Officers.

HENRY JEROME STOCKARD, A.
M.. President.

JULTA GRAHAM AUNSPAUGH.
Ladv Principal.

ANNIE TTTT>L POBBTTT. Bursar.

EVA TCF,T,T,V. Librarian.

KATE ETDSON. Honsekeener.

MARY T. FOWLER. Matron and
Infendnnt of Infirmary.

HANNAH COLEY." Assistant Ma-
tron.

HUBERT HAYWOOD. M. D.. At-
tend n nt Physician.

DOMINICAN SISTERS.

STSTFR DALMATTA. Superioress.
HiVh School and Classical.

STSTER DOLORTTA. Primary and
Commercial.

STSTFR LEONELLA. Music and
Voi^e Culture.

SISTER CLEMENTINE. Assistant.

ARCHITECTS.

Barrett & Thompson.
Briggs, John. D.
Hart ire, C. E.
Keller, H. P. S.
Kennedy, J. M.

Hughes, R. J.

Plume, Joe.

Simpson, Frank B.

Stephens, Barrett H.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Brewer, S. W.

Briggs, T. H., & Sons.

Carolina Hardware Co.

Crowder & Rand.

Dewar & Wilder.

Hart- Ward Hardware Co.

Myatt, W. A.

Wyatt, J. P., & Son.

<Ireen, R. L.

ART STORES.

Ellington, J. C.

Weathers & Perry.

Green. R. L.

ART STUDIOS.

Busbee, Jaques.

Leach. Miss Dixie.

Rovster. Miss Julia.

AUTOMOBILES.

Carolina Garage & Machine Co.

Raleigh Motor Car & Mnchine Co.
BAKERIES.

Bretsch. Chas. M.

Staudt. Fred. G.

Jones. E. G. (col.)

BANKS AND BANKERS.

The Citizens National Bank — Jos. G.
Brown. President : Henry E. Litch-
ford. Cashier.

The Commercial National Bank — B.
S. Jerman, President; E. B. Crow,
Cashier.

The Raleigh Banking * Trnst Co. —
C. E. Johnson, President: F. H.
Briggs. Cashier.

The Merchants National B^nk — E. C.
Duncan. President ; W. B. Drake. Jr.,
Cashier.

The Raleigh Savings Bank — Jno. T.
Pnllen. President; Chas. Root,
Cashier.

The Meohanirs Savin."* Bank — C. E.
Johnson. President: Walters Durham,
Cashier.

The Wake Countv Savings Bank —
T. B. Crowder, President: W. W.
Vass. Cashier.

B*NDS A NO ORCHESTRAS.

Cnr-ileigh Rand.

Third Regiment Band.

T.ovin's Band and Orchestra.

Blind Institution Brass Band and
Orchestra.

BOOKS ANO STATIONERY.

The Bantist Book Store.

Office Stationery Co.

Pescud, E. F.

Smith's Book Exchange.

Williams. Alfred. & Co.

BOTTLING WORKS.

Acme Drug Co.

Celiko Bottling Works.

Raleigh Coco-Cola Bottling Co.

Raleigh Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.

Jones Brothers.

BOOTS ANO SHOES.

Broughton, Edgar S.

THOROUGH, PRACTICAL AND UT-TO-DATE COURSES IN BOOK-
KEEPING, SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING AND ENGLISH TAUGHT AT
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, RALEIGH, N. C, OR CHARLOTTE, N. C.

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Cross & Liuehan.
Heller Bros.

Hunter Urns. kV Brewer.
Peebles & Edwards.
Pool & Crocker.
Rosenthal, Herbert.
Capital City Shoe Store (col.)
BRICK M'F'RS AND DEALERS.
Caraleigh Brick Yard.
Copperville Mining & Development
Co., C. V. Albright, Secretary.
Johnson & Johnson Co.
Raleigh Pressed Brick Co.

BROKERS.
Leach, Giles E.
Loeb, Harry .
Gill, C. B.
Harris, E. L.
Hay, O. P.
Young, C. W.
Upchurch, W. W.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Raleigh.

Mechanics & Investors' Union.

Capital.

Peoples Saving & Loan Association.

BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS.

Chamber of Commerce & Industry —

Dr. H. A. Royster, President ; Fred.
A. Olds, Secretary.

Merchants Association — J. B. Pearce,
President; E. E. Broughton, Secretary.

Industrial Club— R. N. Simms, Pres-
ident : Edward L. Conn, Secretary.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Nowell, William.

Daney, William M.

Hardy, William.

Hunnicutt, F. H., Jr.

Richardson, Eugene.

Schwartz, Julius.

Shepherd. Wash.

Sanderford Bros.

Palace Market.

Jones, J. J., Co. (col.)

Townes. Samuels H. (col.)

Young, Abraham (col.)
CAFES AND RESTAURANTS.

Giersch Cafe.

Jones. J. A.

New York Quick Lunch.

Smith. John U.

Union News Lunch Room.

Wilson's Chop and Oyster House.

Wright, W. B.

Star Lunch Room.

Busy Bee Lunch Room.

Edwards, H. T.

Spence. J. A.

Batchelor. R. C.

Galonas, N.

CANDY MANUFACTURERS.

George. Alex.

Porter Candy Co.

Royster. A. D., & Bro.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON M'F'RS
AND DEALERS.

Barber & Towler.

Evans, J. W., & Son.

Holloway, S. W.
Stronach, Frank.

CASH REGISTERS.

National Cash Register Co.
CASKET M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Brown, H. J., Coffin Co.
Raleigh Casket Co.
Robbins & Co.
Lane & Fields (col.)

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Norwood, J. M.
Sanderford, M. V.
Donahue, Michael.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHINGS.
Berwanger, S.
Broughton, Edgar E.
Cross & Linehan Co.
Harris, B.
Klannsky, J.
Kline, J.

Kohn, J. M., & Bro.
Levine. David.
Peebles & Edwards.
Rosengarten. J., Co.
Whiting Bros.
Globe Clothing House.
Masters & Agee Co.

CEMENT PAVERS.
Hunnicutt, F. W.
Council, J. B.

CLUBS.
Capital Club— Henry E. Lit^hford,
President: W. W. Robards, Secretary.
The Elks Club— W. H. Pace, Exalted
Ruler; James F. Jordan, Secretary.

The State Club — Benj. F. Dixon,
President; C. W. Gold, Secretary.

The Woman's Club— Mrs. T. P. Jer-
man, President; Mrs. R. B. John, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. M. Rosenthal,
Corresponding Secretary.

COAL AND WOOD.
Capital City Fuel Co.
Goldsboro Traction Co.
Johnson & Johnson (Inc.)
Kohler, F. W.
Powell & Powell (Inc.)
Powell, Johnson.
Robbins Wood Yard.
Senter, J. A.
Sorrell, Johnson.
Spence, Neil A.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Crowder & Rand.
Gill, C. B.
Harris. E. L.
Hay, O. P.

Johnson & Johnson Co.
Johnson. R. T., & Son.
Kins Bros.
Leach. E. G.
Lumsden. C. H.
Marsh, Geo.. & Co.
Norn's, M. T., & Bro.
Upchurch, W. W.
Yonng, C. W.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Bragassa, J. A.
Bretsch's Bakery.
Cross, Henry.

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Dughi, A.

Davis, Simon.

Hicks, Win. H.

Kirby's 5 and 10 Cents Store.

.Matthews, W. P.

Phillips, G. W.

Porter Candy Co.

Riggan, J. D., Co. (The)

Royster, A. D., & Bro.

Sanderford, Mose.

Smith, W. F.

Spears, E. F.

Spira, Isaac.

Vu makes & Co.

Jeffreys. Peter J. (col.)

Jones, E. G. (col.)

Perry, Narcissa (col.)
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Barrow, W. B.

Coffey, Jno. W.

Ford Bros.

Hill, D. C.

Moser & Adams.

Pegram. Chas. A.

Riggsbee, W. M.

Riddle & Jones.

COTTON AND HOSIER!' MILLS.

Caialeisrh Mills Co.— A. A. Thomp-
son, President ; Dr. D. E. Everitt, Vice-
President; F. O. Moring, Secretary
and Treasurer. (Textiles).

Neuse River Mills (Plant at Falls) —
A. A. Thompson. President and Treas-
urer; A. E. Escott, Secretary. (Tex-
tiles).

Pilot Cotton Mills Co.— W. H. Wil-
liamson, President; A. V. D. Smith.
Secretary. (Textiles).

Raleigh Cotton Mills— A. A. Thomp-
son. President and Treasurer : A. E.
Escott. Secretary.

Mills— C. M. Ber-
F. Matthews. Sec-

Mills— F. J. Hollo-
E. Matthews, Sec-

Mills— W. E.
Fowler, Pro-

-V. B.

: r .S
Secre-

Capital Hosiery
nard. President; J.
retary.

Carolina Hosiery
way. President: J.
retary.

Glenwood Knitting
R"tcliffe and James A
prietors.

Martin Hosiery Mills — J. B. and E.
M. Martin. Proprietors.

Melrose Knitting- Mill Co.-
Moore, President and Treaanrec
Wynne, Vice-President and
tarv.

Radish Hosiery Mill— W. W. Ashe.
President : S. A. Ashe. Vice-President ;
S. A. Ashe. Jr., Secretary and Treas-
urer.
COTTON BUYERS AND BROKERS.

Barbee & Co.

Brewer. S. W., & Co.

Johnson. C. E.. & Co.

Parker Bros. & Co.

Hinton. C. L., & Co.

COTTON SEED DEALERS.

Myatt. W. A.

Simp kins, W. A.
DAIRIES AND CREAMERIES.

Raleigh Creamery.

Oriental Dairy.
Cloverdale Dairy.
Holly Farm Dairy.
Idlewild Dairy.
Norwardin Dairy.
Crystal Spring' Dairy.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Crinkley, D. F.

DENTISTS.
Broughton, Ernest H.
Carroll, Norwood G.
Castlebnry. Frank D.
Culbretb, N. M.
Douglass, S .E.
Everitt, D. E.
Green, Edward.
Fleming, J. Martin.
Horton, S. R.
Norris, S .P.
Pegram. Louis B., Jr.
Pulling, Ecy.
Sherrill, R. G.
Turner. V. E.
Dunston, Charlie (col.)
DRUGGISTS.
Batchelor, R. C.
Robbitt-Wynne Drug Co.
College Pharmacy.
Hicks, Henry T., Co.
Johnson, James I.
King, O. G.
King-Crowell Drug Co.
Masonic Temple Pharmacy.
People's Drug Store:
Pescud. John S.
Simnson, Robert.
Thomas. W. G.
Tucker Building Pharmacy.
Williams. R. T.
Capital Citv Pharmacy (col.)
Hamlin, J. E.. & Co. (col.)
Love, J. H., & Bro. (col.)

DOCTORS.
Abernethy, Claude O.
Anderson, Albert.
Barefoot. J. J.
Carroll, E. Delia Dixon.
Ferebee, E. B.

Glascock, H. W. (Osteopathic).
Goodwin, A. W.
Hayden, Catherine P.
Haywood, F. J.
Haywood. Hubert.
Horton, W. C.
Jenkins, Chas. L.
Jordan, Thomas M.
Killam, B. Utcher.
Knox, A. W.
Lewis <fc Battle.
McOeacbey. R. S.
McOee, J. W.
McKee, James.
McKee, John S.
Moncure, Wm., Jr.
Picot. L. J.
Rankin. W. S.
Biddiok, I. S.
Rogers. J. R.
Rowland, D. S.
Royster, H. A.
Royster, W. I.

KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE GUARANTEES POSITIONS TO ITS
FULL GRADUATES OR REFUNDS ALL MONEY PAID. SEND FOR
SPECIAL OFFERS EXPLAINING THIS. ADDRESS, J. H. KING, PRES-
IDENT, RALEIGH OR CHARLOTTE.

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Shore, C. A.

Stephens, Ralph S.

Tucker, H. McKee.

Turner, H. G. •

Watson, J. B.

Whitaker, Joel D., Jr.

Capehart, L. B. (col.)

McCauley, L. B. (col.)

Plummer, J. O. (col.)

Pope, M. T. (col.)

Thornton, F. J. (col.)

Williams, P. H. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Anderson & Thiem.

Ashcroft, Mrs. Nellie.

Boylan-Pearce Co. (The)

Dolibin-Ferrell Co.

Hailey, James R.

Hunter Bros. & Brewer Co.

Hoover, Chas. (col.)

Kaplan, H., & Co.

Ladies' Furnishing Co.

Thomas A. Partin Co.

Rosenthal. I.

Seliffson, I.

Rosenerarten & Glass.

ITpchurch, C. B., & Son.

Woodard, Miss Julia.

Woollcott Dry Goods Co.

Woman's Store, Kaplan's.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.

Carter, W. J.

Carolina Electrical Co. (Inc.)

Mangum, ?T. W.

ELECTRICAL. SUPPLIES.

Carolina Electrical Co. (Inc.)

Carolina Power & Light Co

Carter, W. J.

Standard Gns & Electric Co.
ENGINEERS— CONSULTING.

Barrett & Thompson.

EHBALMERS.

Brown. H. J., Co. (Inc.)

Raleich Casket Co.

Robbins & Co.

EOUINE HOSPITALS.

McMaokin's, W. S.. Equine Hospital.

Koonce, L. F., Animal Hospital.
EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS.

Rnshford, Jack.

Olive, H. M.

TJpchurch, W. A.

EXCHANGES.

Woman's Exchange.

FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS.

Caraleigh Phosphate & Fertilizer
Works.

North Carolina Cotton Oil Co.

Virginia-Carolina Chemical Compa-
ny. (Warehouse.)

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Arthur, C. D.

Bailey, J. Murray.

Ervin, Lucian H.

King. W. D.

Pierce, Britton (col.)

Waring, Lawrence M.

Palace Market.

Wood, W. Ernest.

FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES.

Kirby. F. M., & Co.'s Five and Ten
Cent Store.

FLORISTS.

Martin, J. H.
>(»uinn, J. L., & Co.

Sfeinmetz, H.

GAS APPLIANCES.

Standard Gas & Electric Co.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Raleigh Milling Co.

Sorrell, Johnson.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Gill, J. H.

Raleigh Iron Works (The)
FRUIT DEALERS.

Dughi. A.

King. R. W.

Smith, W. F.

Vurnakes & Co.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Capital Furniture Co.

Emery, L. A.

Goodwin-Smith Furniture Co.

Horton, E. G.

Kins, J. E.

Koonce Bros.

McCall, L. H.

Parrish, J. W.

The Raleigh Furniture Co.

The Rovall & Borden Furniture Co.

Sandorford. W. L.

Tucker, G. S., & Co.

Weathers Furniture Co. (Inc.)

Wvnne & Bedford Furniture Co.
(Inc.)

FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.

Carolina Woodworkers.

Raleigh Cabinet & Mantel Works.
GARAGES.

Carolina Garage <Sr Machine Co.
(Inc.)

Raleigh Motor Car & Machine Co.
GROCERS— Retail.

Adams, L. H.

Ball, G. F.

Barker, M. J., & Co.

Barnes Grocery Co. (The)

Bond, G. W.

Braswell. E. T.

Burns. Thomas.

Campbell, J. D.

Cain. J. F. & Son.

Caudle, W. H.

Caudle. W. H. T.

Central Mercantile Co.

Childress, C. E.

Creech. J. W.

Crowder & Rsmd.

Cooper, W. W.

Dewar & Wilder.

Dickinson. George C.

Dorsett, W. R., & Co.

Edwards. J. T., & Son.

Ellis, Sidney.

Ferrall. John R., & Co.

Fort. William L.

Forrest, Mortimer E.

Forsythe, E. E.

Frn'/ier, Mrs. Martin B.

Gattis, H. O.

WAKE COUNTY.

473

Goodwin, G. W.

Gower, W. A.

Grady, C. H.

Glenn, J. S.

On Hie, O. C.

Heller, Julius.

Hobby & Banks.

Hunter & Dunn.

Johnson, D. T., & Son.

Jones, B. W.

Jones, C. C, & Son.

Johnson. J. D.

Jones, Haywood.

King, Dare.

Kins, E. H.

Latta, C. E.. & Co.

Leeson, E. K.

McCullers, T. L., & Co.

Mann, J. H.

Mann, W. B.

Matthews, A. W.

Mavnard, Allen.

Moore, T. E.

Morgan ,J. O.

Mvatt, W. A.

Neal, C. S.

Neal. L. C.

Parker. C. S.

Pentross & Tyson.

Parrish, Isaac.

Peebles Bros.

rhillips & Penny. •

Pool, A. R.

Pool, E. N.

Pool, S. R.

Pool & Hobby Bros.

Powell, G. T.

Powell. S. W.

Richardson, Mrs. J. T.

Roarers Grocery Co. (The)

Rosenthal, M., & Co.

Ray. Sallie.

Bmlv & Buffalo.

Smith, C. E.

Smith, N. H.

Sorrell, Johnson.

Smith & Stephenson.

Stephenson, Everett.

Strickland, W. A.

Tbornburgh, C. W.

Todd, C. R.

TJpchurch, H. P.

Weathers, W. M.

White. C. W.

Wilson. J. J.

Waddell, Geo.

Womble, A. S.

Womble, W. T.

Worrell, J. H.

York, C. W.

Allen, Jake B. (col.)

Allen. Jno. (col.)

Alston, Lewis (col.)

Austin, Chaney (col.)

Austin, James, (col.1

Austin, S. A. (col.)

Baker. Tsaac (col.)

Baker, James (col.)

Barber, S. S. (col.)

Boykin. E. K. (col.)

Branch. Frank (col.)

Bryant, Mary H. (col.)

Byrd, Thomas (col.)

Chavis, J. W. (col.)

Davis, A. J. (col.)

Early, Dan. (col.)

Haywood, A. J. (col.)

Haywood, Dock (col.)

Lane, George L. (col.)

Mitchell, Allen (col.)

Mordeca, J. G. (col.)

Reformers' Mercantile & Grocery Co.
(col.)

Smith, E. D. (col.)

Smith, Monroe (col.)

Wortham, Merrimon (col.)

GROCERS— Wholesale.

Adams, L. H.

Ball. J. G. (Inc.)

Carolina Feed Store.

Crowder & Rand.

Dewar & Wilder.

Dorsett, W. R., & Co.

Dunn Bros.

Hunter & Dunn.

Mann, W. B., & Co.

Marsh. George, Co. (Inc.)

Myatt, W. A.

Norris, C. A.

Phillips & Penny.

Rosenthal. M., & Co.

GUN AND LOCKSMITHS.

Brockwell. T. F.
HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.

Briggs. T. H., & Sons.

Carolina Hardware Co.

Hart-Ward Hardware Co.

Wyatt & Co.
HARNESS M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Barber & Towler.

Betts, Wiley P.

Hunter. Robert.

Ray. C. P... Harness Co.

Stronach. Frank.

HORSE DEALERS.

Chappell. J. E.

Knox, W. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Yarborough House.

Hotel Oiersch.

Park Hotel.

Cauitol Inn.

Baldwin House.

Waldorf House.

Capell House.

Mansion House.

Park House.

Hutchinsrs House.

Untnn, Mrs. Puttie.

Hcflin, Mrs. Flora.

Reid, Mrs. Mary A.

Robertson. Miss Mattie.

Rogers, Mrs. W. M.

Sawyer. Mrs. H. E.

Scott. Mrs. Alice.

Stephenson. Mrs. R. F.

Central House.

Walden. Mrs. L. C.

White. Mrs. J. L.

Booker, Mrs. Cora

Cain, Mrs. Mary F.

474

WAKE COUNTY.

Smith, Miss.
Cross, Mrs. 1
Davis. Miss
Dobbin. Mrs.
Ellison, Airs.
Hogan, Mrs.

Binnie.
Laura C.

Nannie T.
Amanda.

Johnston, Mrs. Margaret.
Lee, Mrs. Annie L.
McDade, Mrs. M. L.
Monk. Mrs. Mollie.
Norris, Mrs. Caroline.
Parsons, Mrs. M. E.
Penny, Miss Jane.
Phelps, Mrs. Jodie I.
Poole, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Pool. Mrs. Mary E.
Poole, Mrs. Eva G.
Pridgen, Mrs. Mary S.

HUCKSTERS— City Market.

Blake, Albert B.
Perry, Lee H.
Sadler, Walter T.
Taylor. E. B., & Son.
Christmas. S. C. & Son (col.)
William A. Curtis (col.)
Vurnakes & Co.

ICE MANUFACTURERS.

Carolina Ice Co.
Hamlet Ice Co.
Johnson & Johnson Co.
Raleigh Milling Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Allison, J. C. (Fire).

Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.

Biggs, H. E. (Life).

Boushall, J. D. (Life).

Bradley, Gordon (Life).

Broughton, J. M. & Co. (Fire.)

Drewry, J. C. (Life).

Durfey, Cary K. (Fire).

Durham. Walters (Fire).

Fort & Partin (Fire).

Grimes & Vass (Fire).

Guthrie, Jas. O. (Life.)

Tay, T. T.. & Bro. (Fire).

Holloway, Cecil H. (Fire).

Hunter, Carey J.. & Bro. (Life).

Hunter & Drewry Co. (Inc.) (Fire
and Casualty.)

Jefferson Standari
Co.

Thomas I.

Life Insurance
i Industrial and

E., Jr. (Fire).
(Life.)
(Life).

Jones
Life).

Johnson, Chas.

Johnson, J. D.

Leach, Robert

Lyon, J. J. (Life)

McPherson & Barnes (Life).

North Carolina Home (Fire).

Parker & Hunter (Fire and Cas-
ualty).

Prince. R. E. (Fire).

Raleigh Insurance & Realty Co.
(Fire).

Sloan & Kluttz (L'fe).

Smith, Norfleet (Life).

Smith, W. W., & Son (Fire).

Webb & Skinner (Fire).

Williford, A. J. (Life).

Woodson, R. B. (Life).

Woodall, W. A. (Industria).
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Atlantic Eire Insurance Co. — Chas.
E. Johnson, President; A. A. Thomp-
son, Treasurer ; Gavin Dortch, Secre-
tary. Capital stock, $125,000; surplus,
$40,000; reserve, .$60,000.

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Co. — Jos. G. Brown, President; P. D.
Gold, Jr., First Vice-President and
General Manager; C. W. Gold, Secre-
tary and Superintendent of Agencies;
Chas. J. Parker, Treasurer. Capital
stock. $250,000; surplus (paid in),
$250,000.

North Carolina Home Insurance Co.
—Richard H. Battle, President;
Alex. Webb, Vice-President ; Geo. P.
Folk, Secretary and Treasurer. Capi-
tal stock, $126,400; net surplus. $94,-
064.02; reinsurance reserve, $79,584.61.

Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Association — N. B. Broughton, Presi-
dent ; A. E. S. Lindsay, Secretary and
Treasurer.

Carolina Benevolent Association— N.
B. Broughton. President; A. E. S.
Lindsay, Secretary-Treasurer.

The People's Mutual Benevolent As-
sociation— C. M. Bernard, President;
H. E. King. Seeretarv and Treasurer.
INVESTMENTS.

McDonald, C. C.

Raleigh Investment Co.

JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.

Blake, T. W.
Jolly-Wyne Jewelry Co.
H. Mahler's Sons.
Raynor, Briney.
Thain. William.

LAND COMPANIES.
City Land Co.
Glenwood Land Co.

LAUNDRIES.

Excelsior Steam Laundry.
Oak City Steam Laundry Co.
People's Laundry Co.

LAWYERS.

Allen. Murray.
Andrews, Alex. B.. Jr.
Ayeock & Winston.
Battle, R. H., & Son.
Beckwith, B. C.
Bernard, C. M.
Boyden, Victor H.
Busbee, Perrin.
Busbee, Philip H.
Calvert, T. H.
Cheshire. Joseph B., Jr.
Clark. Walter, Jr.
Cox & Cox.
Douglass & Lyon.
Fleming. J. H.
Fort, David F., Jr.
Gatling. B. M.
Gray, R. T.
O rimes & Barnhill.
Harris, J. C. L.
Harris & Harris.

WAKE COUNTY.

475

Haywood, Ernest.
Hinsdale, John W.
Hinsdale, John W., Jr.
Holdina: & Bunn.
Jones, Armistead & Son.
Jones & Bailey.
Lambert, M. Ashby.
Montague, B. F.
Norris, Herbert E.
Peele & Maynard.
Pou, James H.
Shepherd & Shepherd.
Simrus, Robert N.
Smith, E. Chambers.
Strouach, Alexander.
Strong-, R- C.
Watson & Denson.
Wildes. Chas. D.
Womack & Pace.
Lane, David P. (col.)
Lane & Ancrum (col.)
Yores, Geo. W. (col.)

LIBRARIES.
Masonic Library.
Olivia Raney Library.
State Library.
Supreme Court Library.
LIVERY, BOARDING AND SALES
STABLES.
Durham, M. B., Co.
Freeman, Claude.
Harden, Geo. M.
Hobby. Simeon M.
Muse, E. Arthur.
Pace, J. M., Mule Co.
Plummer's Stables.
Pool. K. O.

Robbins Livery Stables.
Simpkins. W. A.
Stimson & Stenhenson.

LUMBER DEALERS.

Ellington Building Supplv Co.
Oodwin, R. D.
.Tudd, J. D.
Bnker-Thompson Co.
Oldham & Monie.
Reed. J. W., & Co.
Silverthorne & Co.
Sunderland. D. O.
Warner, I. W.
White. Howard.
Williams. P. F.

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.

Baker-Thompson Co
Ellington Building Supply Co.

MACHINE SHOPS.
Carolina Garage & Machine Co.
Cram, W. C.
Gill, J. H.
Raleigh Iron Works.

MANICURISTS.
Parker, Mrs. Gurley S.

MANUFATTURING PLANTS.

(Miscellaneous) .

North Carolina Patriotic Society
(The) (Flags and Souvenirs).

North Carolina Tile and Artificial
Stove Co. (Tiles).

American Box & Veneer Co.

White, R. H. (Awnings.)

Vertical Paper Cutter Co.
Womble, W. L. (Bee Boxes).
MARBLE WORKS.

Coopers of Raleigh (Monuments).
MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS.

Eureka Mattress Co.
Raleigh Bedding Co.
Oak City Mattress Works.
Stanistas Rose.

MEDICINE MANUFACTURERS.
Acme Drug Co.
Campbell-Kelly Medicine Co.
Capudine Chemical Co.
Johnson. James I.
Standard Chemical Co.
King, O. G.
Hicks. H. T., Co.
Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co.
Ray. M. T.

Smjlev Cure Co. (The)
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Dobbin-Ferrall Co.
Boylan-Pearce Co.
Crinkley's Department Store.
Woollcott Dry Goods Store.
Reece. Misses, & Co.
Rosenthal, I.
Woodward, Miss Julia.
Thorn, Lilly B.
Bedford. Mrs. J. Frank.

MONEY LENDERS.
Home Investment & Trust Co.
McDonald, C. C.
Montague, B. F.
Mechanics & Investors' Union.
Ross & Co.
Hightower & Fort.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Daily News and Observer —

Josephus Daniels, Editor.

The Farmer and Mechanic — Josephus
Daniels, Editor.

The Weekly News and Observer —
Josephus Daniels. Editor.

The American (National Organ J. O.
U. A. M.)— W. E. Faison, Editor.

The Caucasian — Lester F. Butler,
Editor.

The Raleisrh Christian Advocate —
T. N. Ivey, Editor.

The Biblical Recorder — Hight C.
Moore, Editor.

The Progressive Farmer and Gazette
— Clarence H. Poe and Tait Butler,
Editors.

The Raleigh Times— J. V. Simras,
Publisher.

The Saturday Evening Capital — J.
V. Simms, Publisher.

The State Democrat— J. C. Caddell.
Editor.

N. C. Odd Fellow— B. H. Woode.il,
Ed 'tor.

The Baptist Sentinel (col.)— C. S.
Brown and E. E. Smith. Editors.
MONTHLY AND VEXRLY PUBLI-
CATIONS.

The North Carolina Year Book a«d
Businpss Directory (issued January
1st of each year) — Josephus Daniels,
Editor.

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WAKE COUNTY.

The High School Enterprise (Quar- •
terly)— Published by the Raleigh High j
School.

North Carolina Education (Monthly) |
— W. P. Marshall and E. C. Brooks,
Editors.

The North Carolina Booklet (Quar-
terly)— Issued under the auspices of
the North Carolina Society of Daugh-
ters of the Revolution — Mrs. E. E.
Moffltt and Miss Mary Hilliard Hin- j
ton, Editors.

Our Lady's Orphan Boy (Quarterly)
— Rev. Thomas Price, Editor.

Red and White (Monthly)— A. & M.
College.

The St. Mary's Muse (Monthly) —
Published by St. Mary's School.

The Acorn (Monthly) — Published by
Meredith College.

The Student Farmer — Published by
the A. and M. College.

Truth (Monthly)— Rev. Thos. Price,
Editor.

St. Marv's School Bulletin (Quarter-
ly)—Published by St. Mary's School.

Turner's North Carolina Almanac
(Yearly)— P. C. Eunis, Editor and
Owner.

Our Record (Monthly) — Published
by the Pastor and Superintendent of
the Tabernacle Baptist Church.

The North Carolina Baraca (Month-
ly)—J. D. Berry. Editor.

Literary and Historical Review
(Monthly) — Josephus Daniels, Editor
in Chief.

The Lotus (Annual) — Peace Insti-
tute.

St. Augustine Record — A. B. Hunter.
Editor.

Augustinia — St. Augustine School.
NEWS DEALERS.

Bragassa. Aldert.

Latta & Sinclair. Yarborough House
News Stand.

Lewis. R. E., Pool Room.

Pesfud, E. P., Book Store.

Williams. Alfred, & Co.. Book Store.

Union News Co., Union Depot.

Yarborough House Pool Room.

OIL DEALERS.

North Carolina Cotton Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Briggs, Thomas H.
Carolina Hardware Co.
Hart- Ward Hardware Co.
PAINTERS— HOUSE AND SIGN.
Carden. J. W.
Farnsworth, n. M.
Glenn, G. D.
Olenn & Williams.
Howell, A. A.
Jackson. Thos. E.
Macy. W. R.
Lancaster, F.
Howell, A. A.
Lancaster, Robert.
Williams, .Tesse R.
Daves. R. H.. & Son (col.)

Taylor, H. B. (col.)

PAPER HANGERS.

Green, R. L.
Jones, L. M.
Weathers & Perry.
Ellington Art Store.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hayes, J. P.
Slusher, A. M.
Wharton & Tyree.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Capital Typewriter Co.
Darnell & Thomas.
Southern Piano & Orsran Co.

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Academy of Music.
The Gem Theatre.
The Grand Theatre.
The Revelry Theatre.
A. and M. Baseball Park.
Glenwood Skating Rink.
Raleigh Box Ball Parlors.
Lewis' Pool Room.
Yarborough House Pool Room.
State Fair Grounds.
Pullen Park.
PLASTER, CEMENT AND LIME

DEALERS.
Briggs. Thomas H.
Carolina Hardware Co.
Hart- Ward Hardware Co.

Myatt, W. A.

Powell & Powell.

PLASTERERS.
Beasley. Jno. M.
Lonir, Wm. (col.)

PLUMBERS.
Bowes, M.

Farmer-Cole Plumbing Co.
Vinson, G. L., & Co.
Young & Hughes.

Evans, E. B.. & Son (col.l

PRINTING OFFICES.
Carroll, M. J.

Commercial Printing Co. (The)
Edwards & Broughton Printing Co.

Mutual Publishing Co.

Terrv. W. T.

Uzzell, "E. M.. Printing Co.

Womble. W. L.
PRODUCE DEALERS (Wholesale.)

Adams, Len H.

Brogden, W. L. Co. (Inc.)

Carolina Feed Store.

Crowder '& Rand.

Dewar & Wilder.

Dunn Bros.

Ferrall, J. R., & Co.

Hunter & Dunn.

King, R. W.

Myatt. W. A.

Norr's. M. T., & Bro.

Phillips, F. B.

Phillips & Penny.

Peebles Bros.

Wvatt. Job P., & Son.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Carolina Power & Light Co.— Chas.
E. Johnson, President; H. H. Carr,
Manatrer.

Standard Gas & Electric Co. — J. B.

WAKE C OUNTY.

477

Linton. President and General Mgr.

RAILROAD HEADQUARTERS.

Norfolk & Southern — Gregory F.
Gannon, Agent.

Raleigh & Southport — J. A. Mills,
President and General Manager; F. T.
Ricks. Secretary and Assistant Gen-
eral Manager; F. L. Long, Auditor;
J. O. Hendley, General Freight
Agent; H. D. Bunch, Soliciting
Freight and Passenger Agent; T. F.
Willson, Superintendent Transporta-
tion; J. M. Mills, Car Accountant; C.
W. Lee, Master Mechanic ; A. E. Guess,
Roadruaster.

Seaboard Air Line — E. S. Laird, Di-
vision Passenger Agent; V. C. Tomp-
kins, Commercial Agent; E. E. Hun-
ter, Traveling Freight Agent: J.
F. Mitchell. City Passenger and Ticket
Agent; G. C. Pool, Soliciting Freight
Agent; E. M. McClure, Freight Agent;
J. R. Bjssett. Master Mechanic.

Southern Railway — A. B. Andrews,
First Vice-President : Henry W. Mil-
ler, Assistant to First Vice-President;
John H. Andrews, Traveling Freight
Agent; .T. O. Jones. City Ticket Agent;
R. H. DeButts, Traveling Passenger
Agent.

North Carolina Car Service Asso-
ciation— R. M. Albright, Manager.

North Carolina Demurrage Bureau —
R. M. Albright, Manager.

Union Depot — Station Master, T. V.
Bunch ; Union Ticket Agent, H. P.
Lipe.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Broughton, J. M., & Co.

Grimes Realty Co.

Fleming, J. H., & Son.

Fort & Partin.

McDonald. C. C.

Parker & Hunter.

Prince, R. E.

Raleigh Real Estate & Trust Co.

Farnsworth, H. M.

Rogers, J. Rowan.

Security Building Co.

SAW MILLS.

Simpkins, O. T.
Sorrell, R. L.
SCHOOL FURNITURE & SUPPLIES.

Parker, Charles J.
SEWING MACHINE AGENTS.

Hart-Ward Hardware Co.

Green, R. L.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

SHINGLES AND LATHS.
Adams, Len. H.
Powell & Powell (Inc.)
Baker-Thompson Lumber Co.
Ellington Building & Supply Co.

SPORTING GOODS.
Royster, A. D., & Bro.
Riggan, J. D., Co. (The)
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
McDonald, C. C.
Rosenthal, G.

STONE QUARRIES.

Busbee, Mrs. F. H.

Raleigh City Stone Quarry.
STORAGE.

People's Storage & Mercantile Co.
(Inc.)

TAILORS.

Bland, J. T.

Brenig, F. A.

Bridgers Tailoring Co.

Hinton, A. C.

Jilek. J. W.

Johnson, W. B.

Sadler, M. N.

Raleigh Tailoring Co.

Taylor, W. A.

Walters, G. W.

Williams, G. H.

Bryant, Ivan (col.)

Tailor. Chas. E.

TELEGRAPH OFFICES AND
MANAGERS.

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. — George
W. Phillips, Manager. '

Western Union Telegraph Co. — H. O.
Bannister, Manager.

TELEPHONE EXCHANGES AND
MANAGERS.

Capital City Telephone Co. — Wm.
Boylan, Manager.

Raleigh Telephone Co. — W. A.
Wynne, Manager.

TINNERS AND SHEET-METAL
WORKERS.

Allen Roofing Co.
Jones. J. T.
Lumsden Bros.
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
Pettiford, Roscoe L. (col.)
TOBACCO DEALERS.
Bragassa, A. S.
Latta & Sinclair.
Lewis, R. E.

Yarborough Pool and Billiard Par-
lors.

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.
Capital City Warehouse.
The Farmers' Warehouse.
TOY DEALERS.
Riggan, J. D., Co. (The)
Medlin, Mrs., & Co.
Kirby's.

TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Jordan's Transfer Co.
Olive & Fpchurch.
Raleigh Transfer Co.

t TRUST COMPANIES.

Raleigh Banking & Trust Co.
Raleigh Real Estate & Trust Co.

VENDING MACHINES.
Raleigh Star Vending Co.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
McMackin, W. C.
Chrisman, W. G.
Hartman, Wm. J.
Koonce, L. F.
Owen, Thomas M.
Roberts, G. F.

ZOOLOGISTS.
Clement S. Brimley.

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WAKE COUNTY.

APEX.

Incorporated in 1S72.

Population. 1909: Whites, 725; col-
ored. 310; total, 1,035.

Value real estate. S200.000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Kate: 30c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. C. Burns.

Postmaster — L. V. Hudson.

Chief of Police — W. J. Hobby.

R. R. Agent — J. R. Norris, Seaboard
Air Line Railway and Durham &
Southern.

Manager Telegraph — J. R. Norris,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— L. M. Hobbs ; J. M. Holle-
man, Pastors.

Methodist — .T. M. Benson, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Apex Graded School — R. L. Pitmau,
Princinal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Merchants & Farmers Bank — W. H.

Harward, President; J. R. Cunning-
ham, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Johnson. R. W.
Wilkinson. C. B.

DENTISTS.

Stephens, R. W.

OPTICIANS.

Maun, J. C.

DRUGGISTS.
Bauconi, A. V.

LAWYERS.

Olive, P. J.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.

Olive, H. C.
Harward, W. H.
Hunter & Olive.
Boiling & Booker.
Pate & Co. (Inc.)
Hunnicutt, P. L.
Bennett. S. T., & Co.
Sears. R. C.
Martin. A. .T.
Beckwith. ,T. S.
Ronnsaville Hardware Co.
Rounsaville Feed Co.
Council, L. P.
Smith. C. A.
Branch. W. R.. & Bro.
Saunders. D. A.
Tarter, O. E.. & Co.
Evans. W. A.
Howell. W. D.. & Co.
Hunt. W. T., & Bro.
Hunter Bros.
Johnston & Johnston.
Kelly, J. J.. & Son.
Mills & Mills.
Mo^re, C. G.. & Bro.
Smith. C. A.
Sorrell. M. C.
Stewart. J. A.
Womble, J. M.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Dearen, Mrs. E. D.
Poe, Mrs. Henrietta.
Sorrell, Mrs. W. T.
Coffield, R. P.
Burns, Mrs. J. C.
Upchurch. Mrs. Adelaide.

LIVERY STABLES.
Apex Mule & Supply Co.

FEED DEALERS .
Apex Mule & Supply Co.
BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS
DEALERS.
Apex Mule & Supply Co.

MANUFACTURING PUNTS.
Harward, W. H. (Saw Mill, Cotton
Gin and Grain Mill).

Atkinson, W. Z. (Planing Mill).
Apex Knitting Mill.
Apex Canning Co.
Arex Tannery Co.
Council. A. M. (Saw Mill).
Johnson, L. J. (Brick).
Kelly & Co. (Saw Mill).
Olive & Johnson (Briekt.
Stinson. W. E. (Saw Mill).
Arex Bottling Works.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS-
Apex Journal — A. J. Fletcher, Edi-
tor.

BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
Branch. W. H. F., & Bro.
Mann. A. T.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Anex Insurance & Realtv Co.
W. T. Bett<! a^e Stnpk).

UNDERTAKERS.
Saunders, G. A.

GARNER.

Incorporated in 1906.
Population. 1900: Whites. 200; col-
ored. SO: total, 2R0.

Value personal propertv. $50,000.
Tax Rate: 25c on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. D. Johnson.
Postmaster — J. W. Parker-
Chief of Police— W. E. Smith.
R. R. Arent— G. W. Riddle, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — G. W. Riddle,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— G. W. Fisher, Pastor.
Bantrst— J. E. H'iliard. Pastor.
Christian — Ii. A. Banks. Pistor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Garner High School — Z. V. Norman,
Principal.

DOCTORS.
Buffaloe, J. S.

DRUGGISTS.
Montague. G. B.

GENER4L MERCHANDISE.

Rand, H. D.
Brvan, H.
Watts, Sam.
Dnnree, Sam.
Smith. W. E.

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Jones, Troy.
Moring, W. T.
Dupree, C. H.
Rand, H. D., & Co.
Bagwell, J. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Riddle Hotel.

LIVERY STABL.ES.
Rand. H. D.
Brvan, H.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Brvan, H.
Rand. H. D.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Rand, H. D.

CARY.

Population. 1000: White, 600; col-
ored. 200: total. 800.

Value real estate, $200,000; value
personal property, $50,000.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — N. C. Hines.

Postmaster — L. V. Reavis.

Chief of Police — W. F. .Tones.

R. R. Agents— T. F. Womble, S. A.
L. Ry. ; J. K. P. Varner. Southern Ry.

Manager Telegraph — T. F. Womble,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — G .W. Fisher, Pastor.
Baptist — W. R. Beach, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Cary High School— M. B. Dry,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Cary— F. R. Gray, Presi-
dent; N. C. Hines, Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Ternpleton, ,). M.
McDonald, R. D.

DRUGGISTS.
Waldo, B. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Grav. F. R., & Bro.
Scott, C. R., & Son.
Stone, J. H., & Co.
Jones, W. D.
Richardson, J. B.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Walker Hotel.
West Side Inn.
Stephenson, Mrs. M. C.
Hunter, Mrs. A. D.

LIVERY STABLES.
Jones, W. D.
■Gray Stables.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Wilkerson Lumber Co.
Harrison Wagon Co.
Johnson, Z. V., & Son. (Wagons.)
Johnson, A. S. (Repairs.)
Duke, C. L. (Lumber.)

SAW MILLS.
Johnson, W. C.

BL»CKSMITHS.
Johnson. Z. V., & Son.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Hines, N. C.

FTJQUAY SPRINGS.

Incorporated in 1909.

Population, 1909: White, 100; col-
ored, 20; total, 120.

Value real estate, $40,000; value per-
sonal property, .$20,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — E. J. Ragsdale.

Postmaster — Mrs. Jones.

Chief of Police— MacMillan.

R. R. Agents— L. P. Cannady, R. &.
S. Ry. ; Paul Fish, n. & S. Ry.

Managers Telegraph — Cannady &
Fish.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — W. R. Beach, Pastor.

Methodist— J. T. Daily, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Fuquay Academy — Misses Maud
Guess and Annie Bricht. Principals.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Fuquay — Kemp R. Johnson,
President; E. H. Howard, Cashier.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Sessoms, J. K.
Spence, E. T.
Smith, A. F.
Knox & Gardner.
Varina Mercantile Co.
Rawls, M. H.
Johnson, W. R.
Richardson, A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Blanchnrd Hotel.
Ellis Hotel.
Barham Hotel.
Ragsdale, E. J.

SAW MILLS.
Blanchard. A. J.
Gilbert & Sessoms.
Johnson, J. B. (Planing mill.)
Sexton, J. A.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Howard. E. H.

MORRTSATTLIjE.

Incorporated in 1875.

Population, 1909: White, 125; col-
ored. 45; total, 170.

Value real estate. $35,000; value per-
sonal property, $90,000.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. L. Page..

Postmaster — C. F. Mavnard.

Chief of Polioe--R. T.' Johnson.

R. R. Agent— W. A. Pleasant, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — W. A. Pleas-
ant, Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — R. E. AFkins, Pastor.
DOCTORS.

Boone, W. H.

Riggsbee, A. E.

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WAKE COUNTY.

GENERAL M ER< HANDISE.

Home, S. R.
Maynard, C. F.
Moring, J. II.
Ellis. K. M.
Council, J. F., & Bro.
Edwards, F. A.
Ferrell, Marion.
Ferrell, Z. P.
Sorrell, E. L., & Bro.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Johnson House.

SAW MILLS.
Lynn, \\*. S.
Colclough, J. T.

COTTON GINS.
Colflouu'li, J. T.

HOLLY springs.

Incorporated in 1SS2.

Population, 1909: White. 250; col-
ored. 150; total, 400.

Value real estate. S40.000; value per-
sonal property. $11,000.

Tax Kate: .°.0c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — R. H. Templeton.

Postmaster — H. W. Norris.

Chief of Police — W. A. Jones.

R. R. Agent — J. R. Seagraves, Dur-
ham & Southern.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— E. R. Welch, Pastor.

Baptist — J. A. Campbell, Pastor.

Episconal — N. C. Enaclish, Rector.

Catholic— T. F. Price. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Holly Springs High School — K. N.
Mclntyre, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Utley, B. S.

DRUGGISTS.
TJtley Drug Store.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Holt. T. B.
Lashley, T. R.
Templeton Furniture Co.
Alford, O. B., Co.
Sea graves, J. R. & W. A.
Carter. J. R.
Brewer. W. L.
Price, W. L.
Snenee & Wood.
Wood, J. P.
Wood, R. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Sea graves.
Alford. G. B.
Jones, J. F.

LTVERY STABLES.
Johnson, Fred.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Alford, G. B.
Price, W. L.
Lawrence, C. M.

Norris, W. L., & Co. (Saw Mill).
Senter & Weaver (Saw Mill).
Holly Springs Land & Improvement
Co.

WENDELL.

Incorporated in 1907.
Population, 191)9: Whites, 586; col-
ored, 44; total, G30.
Value personal property, $25,000.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. A. Wall.
Postmaster — L. O. Nowell.
Chief of Police— R. H. Biggs.
R. R. Agent— J. C. Collins, Norfolk
& Southern Railway.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— J. W. Noble, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wrendell Graded School— Mrs. C. W.
Nowell, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Wendell— R. B. Whitley,
President; M. C. Todd. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Underbill. ' H. P.
Allen. Jas.

DRUGGISTS.
Wendell Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Wbitley, R. B.
Richardson, E. V., & Co.
Deitz Bros.

Wendell Hardware & Furniture Co.
Stell Bros.
Richardson, W. J. C.
Honeycutt, B. D.
Rhodes. C. J.
Scarboro. J. E.
Todd. C. Z.
Hopkins, Thos.
Norris. W. E.. & Co.
Richardson. E. V., & Co.
Robertson. C. W.
Ferrell, E. C. (Millinery).

JEWELERY.

Wall. J. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Barham.

LIVERY STABLES.

Fuller & Richardson.
Lee, R. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS

Moss. W. G., & Co.
Whitley Manufacturing Co.
Griffin. M. A.
May, A.

Morgan & Hood.

Barham. J. H.. & Sou (Saw Mill).
Wendell Furniture & Undertaking
Co.

Wendell Hardware «Sr Furniture Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Todd & Whitley. (Life and Fire.)

UNDERTAKERS.

Wendell Undertaking Co.

WAKE FOREST.

Population, 1909: Whites, 650; col-
ored, 600; total, 1,250.
Value real estate, $275,000; value

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personal property, $75,000.

Tax Kate: 40c. on the $100; poll,
$1.20.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. C. Caddell.

Postmaster — E. W. Timberlake.

Chief of Police — W. W. Bobbitt.

K. K. Agent — J. L. Allen, Seaboard
Air Line Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Allen,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— W. N. Johnson; T. Y.
Stephenson, Pastors.

LAWYERS.

Gulley, N. Y.

Timberlake, E. W.

Timberlake, E. W., Jr.

Mills, J. G.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

High School— B. W. Paschal, Prin-
cipal.

Wake Forest Public School— Miss
Pearl Cross, Principal.

WAKE FOREST COLLEGE
FACULTY.

President— W. L. Potent.

Latin Language and Literature —
Prof. J. B. Carlyle and Associate Prof.
G. W. Paschal.

Greek Language and Literature —
Prof. W. B. Rovall and Associate
rrof. G. W. Paschal.

Ensrlish Language and Literature —
Prof. B. P. Sledd and Instructor, F. T.
Holden.

Modern Languages — French, Ger-
man, Spanish — Prof. .T. H. Gorrell.

Pure Mathematics — Prof. L. R.
Mills and Prof. J. F. Lanneau and
Instructor, H. A. Jones.

Physics — Prof. J. L. Lake.

Applied Mathematics — Prof. J. F.
Lanneau.

Chemistry — Prof. C. E. Brewer and
Instructor, J. W. Nowell.

Biology — Prof. W. L. Poteat and In-
structor, J. D. Ives.

Moral Philosophy— Prof. C. '1. Tay-
lor.

Political Science — Prof. E. W. Sikos.

Law— Prof. N. Y. Gulley, Prof. E.
W. Timberlake. Jr.

Bible— Prof. W. R. Cull >m.

Education — Prof. J. H. Hiuls-nith.

Medicine— Dr. J. B. Powtrs. Jr. : Dr.

E. E. Stewart.

Physical Culture Director — T.
Crozier.

dent: T. E. Holding, Cashier.
Holding, Secretary and Treasurer.

DOCTORS.

Holding, S. P.
Powers, J. B.

BANKS AND BANKERS .

Bank of Wake— J. B. Powers. Presi-

Wake Forest Loan & Real Estate

Co.— R. E. Royall, President; T. E.

R.

Powers, J. B., Jr.
Stewart, E. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Holding, T. E., & Co.
Powers Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dickson Bros.
Dixie Bargain House.
Allen, E.
Holding, W. W.
Holding, C. Y, & Co.
Brewer, W. C. & Co.
Williamson, R. W.
Peed, L. V., & Co.
Wake Forest Supply Co.
Edwards, W. D.
Medlin, A. J., Jr.
Mitchell & Wall.
Hodge, J. W.
Royall Cotton Mills.
Wilson, L. T.
Pierce & Wilson.
Holding, W .P., & Co.
Caddell, J. C, Jr., & Co.
Catlett. G. S.
Davis, L. A.
Allen. J. W.
Dickinson, R. H.
Duke, H .J.
Jones. H. S.
Milligram, J. H.
O'Neill, W. N.
Privett & Ball.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Wake Forest Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Fowler, P. E.
Young, Chns.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Royall Cotton Mills.
Wake Forest Foundry Co.
Mitchell, W. J. (Grist mill.)

SAW MILLS.
Fort. Moses.
Harris. A. M.
Lee, J. H.
Sherron Bros.

WAKEFIELD.

Population. 1909: Whites, 100; col-
ored. 60; total, 160.

Postmaster — Marv Whitlev.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wakelon High School— R. C. Hol-
ton, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Bell, G. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Kemp, J. A., & Son.

Wakefield Mercantile & Manufactur-
ing Co.

Honeycutt, T. L.

Williams. Ernest.

Pippin. C. E.

Hales & Hocutt.

Bunn, S.

Brown, R. H.

Bell, Geo. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Pippin Hotel.

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WAKE COUNTY.

LIVERY STABLES.

Massey's Livery Stables.

ROLESVIIXE.

Population. 100!): Whites, 150; col-
ored. 50; total. 200.

Value real estate. S50.000 ; value
personal property. $23,000.

Postoffice — (Supplied by R. F. D.)
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Rolesville Hieh School.
DOCTORS.

Youns L. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Mitchell, J. H., & Sons.

Terrell. S. W.

Ropers, L. S.

Williams. J. L.

Jones. C. J.

Stell Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Rogers. W. J.

LIVERY STABLES.

Mitchell. J. H.. & Sons.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Mitchell. J. H., & Sous.

Wright, G. D.

Young, I. H.

Calton, C. S.

ZEBULOX.

Incorporated in 1007.

Population. 1900: Whites, 500; col-
ored. 75; total. 575.

Value real estate. S450.000; value
personal property. $lfi0.000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. M. Whitley.

Postmaster — M. S. Chamhlee.

Chief of Police — J. A. Wiggs.

R. R. Agent— D. J. Brock. Norfolk
& Southern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — D. J. Brock.
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— W. R, Beach. Pastor.
Methodist — P. D. Woodall, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wakelon High School— R. C. Hol-
ton, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Zebulon — T. J. Horton,
President; F. E. Bunn. Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Caveness. Z. M.
Hester, Jos. R.

DRUGGISTS.
Daniel. E. C.
Caveness & Daniels.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Zebulon Supply Co.
Kemp, A. G.
Robertson. J. T.
P»"tnn. R. H.
Finch, N. B., & Co.

Zebulon Hardware Co.
Cone. W. G.
Sanders, G. M.
Tubbs. R. E.
Bunn <k Denton.
Pearce. J. G.
Honeycutt. W. A.
Johnson Roofing Co.
Sanders. Mrs. J. W.
Alfred. B. M.
Jeffreys, J. C.
Chambiee. M. S.
Holton. M. O.
Nichols, R. B.

LIMBER DEALERS.

Smith. .Tno. I.
Harrison, W. R.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

Whitley Hotel.
Chambiee, Mrs. A. E.
Brantley. T. B.
Hoiloway. A .R.
Denton. Pat.

LIVERY STABLES.

Richardson. H. M., & Co.
Whitley, J. M.
Perry & Johnson.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Zebulon Hosiery Mill.
Zebulon Cotton Oil Co.
Zebuton Lumber Co.
Whitley & Gill (Planing Mills).
Woodruff, J. C. (Planing Mills).
Pitts, G. O.. Lumber Co.

LAWYERS.

Herndon, Carl H.

DENTISTS.
Coltrane. J. F.

INS TRANCE AGENTS.
Bunn. F. E.
Herndon, C. H.
Fields, J. F.

TOBACCO DEALERS.

Wiggs & Robertson.
Hardy & Bobbitt.

FORESTVLLLE.

Incorporated in 1S99.

Population, 1909: Whites, 47; col-
ored, 50; total. 103.

Value real estate. S2S.144.72; value
personal property. S1S.069.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. P. Bobbitt.
Postmaster — J. L. Phillips.
Chief of Police — P. P. Loyd.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Furgerson, Pas-
tor.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Jones. J. A.
Phillirs. J. L.

WARREN COUNTY.

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WARREN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WARRENTON.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of Dr. Joseph Warren, of Massachu-
setts.

Area, 450 square miles.

Population, 19,151. White males. 3,000; white females, 3,022; negro
males, 6,352; negro females, 0,717; foreign born, 304.

Value of real estate. $2,267,472; value of personal property, $1,506,732.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,590,916; by negroes, $583,33S.

No. of Schools; For whites, 38; for negroes, 44.

Tax Bate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. no the $100; poor, 3Sc. ; roads and
bridges, 25c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by taxation and free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Seaboard Air Line Railway, 31.03 miles, assessed value $023,897.87

The Pullman Co., assessed value 5.261.17

Southern Express Co., assessed value 2.SS4.S5

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed vaue 13.449.80

Warrenton Railroad, 3.00 miles, assessed value 9. 440.00

Home Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 10,213.00

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 4.4S9.35

Roanoke River Railroad, 3.00 miles, assessed value 11,359.33

Superior Court Terms: 14th February, 20th June.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. R. Rodwell,
Warren ton.

Sheriff — R. E. Davis, Warrenton.

Register of Deeds — Jno. A. Dowtin,
Warrenton.

Treasurer — J. L. Coleman. Macon.

Coroner — Edward Petar, Ridgeway.

Surveyor — Chas. E. Foster, Littleton.

Co. Supt. of Health— M. P. Perry,
Macon.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Nat. Allen,
Ridgeway.

Supt. of County Home — H. T. Eger-
ton, Warrenton.

Co. Board of Education — Howard
Jones, (chrm.), Warrenton; W. R.
Vaughan, Vaughan; W. S. Terrell,
Warren Plains.

County Commissioners — P. M. Stal-
Mngs, (chrm.), Macon, R. F. D. ; Wal-
ter Allen, Axtell; J. T. Mills, Man-
son; _ C. Hunter, Warrenton; C. G.
Moore, Littkton.

County Board of .Elections — J. D.
Newell. Macon. R. F. D. ; H. B. Hun-
ter, Afton ; N. M. Jones. Vicksboro.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

River Township — J. J. Myrick, Lit-
tleton; W. T. Carter, Vaughan; T. D.
King, Thomas R. Walker, Littleton ;
A. L. Pope, Vaughan ; John R. Boyd,
Buck Spring; J. H. Harris, Vaughan;
T. C. Alston, Littleton, B. E. King,
Littleton.

Sixpound — J .A. Nicholson, Ma-
con; T. P. Shenrin, Churchill; G. R.
bcoggin, Oakville.

Hawtree — ■ A. S. Webb, Warren
Plains; C. R. Leet, Wise; J. D.
Newell.

Smith Creek— W. J. Cole, Oine; Nat

Allen, Ridgeway, J. T. Northcott,
Norliua.

Nutbush— Jas. H. Bullock, Nutbush ;
S. G. Champion, Mansion; B. M. Col-
lins, Ridgeway.

Sandy Creek — W. D. Rose, Axtell,
Thomas R. Blacknall, Brodie; B. S.
Field, Afton.

Shocco — James Montgomery, Afton;
O. L. Rowland, Brodie; J. B. Davis,
Alston.

Fishing Creek — M. T. Duke, Edgar
Robertson, Joserh F. Hunter, Areola;
D. L. Ryder, Oine; J. B. Pittard,
Olne.

Judkins — J. J. Shearin, Macon; J.
B. Harris, Embro ; M. E. Newsom,
Littleton; W. P. Massenhurg, Warren-
I ton ; E. C. Price, Warrenton.

Warrenton — J. W. Allen, Warren-
ton ; M. B. Alston, Warrenton ; F. B.
Newell. Warrenton.

Fork— R. E. Williams. W. E. Davis,
Creek.

Roanoke — H. B. Moseley ; R. E.
Brady, Elams.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Lauterhnck, C. Ridgeway.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Churchill Hitrh School— Miss Sallie
Allen, Principal.

Oakville Hi^h School — Mrs. Jno. F.
Milam, Principal.

THYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

rerkins, F. E., Nutbush.

MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Rowell. W. P.. Oakville.
Davis, R. B., Grove Hill.
Gupton Bros., Gro\e Hill.
Capps, R. L.. & Co.. Areola.
Watson, W. A., Axtell.
Ilorton, J. P., & Co., Oine.

484

WARREN COUNTY.

Coleman Bros. Co.. Churchill.
COTTON GINS.

Rod well, W. R., Oakville.

Davis. R. B., Grove Hill.

Davis. C. W., Areola.

Hunter. H. B., Afton.

Coleman, W. G., Churchill.

Wicker, L., Warren Plains.
FLOIK, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Warrenton Roller Mill, Warreuton.
SAW MILLS.

Bugg, A. S., Grove Hill.

Enterprise Lumber Co., Embro.

Day-Swing Co., Warrenton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Davis, Miss Pattie B., Areola.

Johnston, Miss Kate, Littleton-
Tucker, Miss Sally W., Warren
Plains.

Muss, Miss Clyde, Ridgeway.

Shearin, Miss Lucy P., Macon, R.
F. D.

Blacknall, Miss Bessie B., Manson.
R. F. D.

Farrar, Miss Carson, Macon.

Pittard, Miss Bessie, Odell.

Arrington, Miss Bessie, Areola.

Bobbitt, Miss Betsy. T., Henderson,
R. F. D.

Allen, Miss Sally, Ridgeway.

Palmer. Miss Sally, Macon.

Bennett, Miss Lizzie, Warrenton.

Sadler, Miss Eunice, Macon.

Fitts, Miss Tempo. Macon.

Shearin, Miss Mamie, Macon .

Gardner, Miss Elizabeth, Macon.

Boothe, Miss Henrietta, Warreuton.

White, Miss Jesse W., Macon.

Rodwell, Miss Ida M., Oakville.

Aycoek. Mrs. W. H., Warrenton.

Scull, Mrs. Beaufort Davis, Areola.

Capps, Miss Elizabeth, Mausou.

Shaw, Miss Sue, Manson.

Miller, Miss Josephine, Manson-

Stewart, Miss Margie, Manson, R.
F. D.

Perry, Miss Annie L., Macon-

Nicholson. Miss Eilie, Macon.

Wise, Miss Nettie T<Ulen, Grove Hill.

Thornton, Miss Lucy B., Norlina, R.
F. D.

Fleming, Miss Nannie, Vaughan.

Fleming, Miss Delia, Vaughan.

Robinson. Miss Annie, Littleton.

Johnston, Mrs. F. M., Littleton.

Rodwell. Miss Lizzie, Macon, R. F.D.

Milan. Mrs. J. F. .7., Macon, R. F.D.

Beardsley, Miss Katherine, Inez.

Boyd, Miss Marion. Warrenton.

Arrington, Miss Viola. Areola.

Davis, Miss Mary D., Macon.

Futrell, Miss Virgie, Macon. R. F. D.

Macon, Miss Willie G., Warrenton.

Clark. Miss Jimmie, Creek.

Temple. Mrs. W. W., Odell.

Reeks, Mrs. S. S., Macon.

Russell, Mrs. Mary, Macon-

Strickland, Mrs. Mary L., Littleton.

Alston. Mrs. Jennie C, Inez.

Langley, Mrs. Emma E., Wood-

worth, Va.
Scholz, Herbert, Macon.
Grant, H. S., Warrenton.
Dixon, E. P., Wise.

WARRENTON.

Population, l'JO'J, 1,000; No. white
polls, 100; No. colored polls, 25.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $57S,518.

Tax Rate: 65c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, !fS,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J no. W. Allen.

Chief of Police— S. P. Fleming.

City Clerk— R. J. Jones.

Treasurer — R. J. Jones.

Tax Collector — S. P. Fleming.

City Supt. of Health— P. J. Macon.

Postmaster — B. G. Green.

R. R. Agent— B. P. Terrell, War-
renton Railroad.

Express Agent — B. P. Terrell.

Managers Telegraph — W. M. Pendle-
ton, Western Union ; J. Willis White,
Postal-Cable Co.

Telephone Manager — H. T. Macon,
Henderson Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— T. J. Taylor. Pastor.

Episcopal — H. H. Horton, Rector.

Methodist — D. N. Caviness, Pastor.

Presbyterian — Carr Moore, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Warrc-nton High School — Johu Gra-
ham, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Norwood House.

Hotel Warren.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Warren — C. N. Williams,
President; H. A. Macon, Cashier.

Citizens Bank — W. B. Boyd, Presi-
dent; R. T. Watson, Cashier.

BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Johnson, W. T.

Harris. A. D.

Allen-Fleming Co.

Hilliard-White Co., Inc.

Marks, N. P.

Rodgers, W. D.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Meeder, Jno. A.

Bennett, Geo. W.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.

Boyd, W. B., & Co.

Tarwater, J. J.

Ranson Bros (col.).

■TOTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.

Peck Manufacturing Co., Inc.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Riggan, W. H.

Burroughs Grocery Co., Inc.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Weaver, E. L.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Rose. Frank.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

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WARREN

COUNTY. 485

Hilliard-White Co., Inc.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

COTTON GINS.

ouearin, T. A.

White, H. J., & Suns.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DENTISTS.

■Varreiiton Real Estate Co.

Taylor, W. W.

SHINGLE DEALERS.

Bootbe, Rob. S.

alien, E. S.

Walters, H. N.

TOBACCO WAREHOUSES.

DRUGGISTS.

Boyd's Warehouse.

Thomas, C. A.

Center Warehouse.

Hunter Drug Co.

Farmers Warehouse.

DOCTORS.

TOBACCO BUYERS.

Macon, P. J.

iJoyd, W. B.

King, J. G.

Burwell. W. P.

Peete, C. H.

Boyd, R. B.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Carlton, D. E.

Johnson. W. T.

Ford & Riggan.

Harris, A. D.

Rogers. W. G.

Allen & Fleming Co.

Tarwater, J. J.

Rortgers, W. D.

UNDERTAKERS AND KMBALMERS.

Marks. N. P.

Allent, T. V.

Poserley, M. E.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Draper, Jerry.

Riggan, W. H.

MACON.

Burrough Grocery Co., Inc.

Incorporated in 191)4.

Riggan, D. H.

Population. 1909: White, 150; col'

<Vortham, J. S., & Co.

ired, 100; total, 250.

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Gardner, J. M., & Co.

Mayor — A. F. Brame.

Dameron Supply Co., Inc.

Postmaster — Miss Lula Gardner.

Warren Supply Co., Inc.

R. R. Agent — J. E. Rodvvell.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Manager Telegraph — J. E. Rorlwell.

Burnelt, George W.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Green. Jno. H. (col.).

Baptist — T. J. Taylor, Pastor.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Methodist — D. N. Caviness. Pastor.

Allen. T. V.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Draper, Jerry.

Macon High School — J. H. Seholtz,

GROCERS.

DOCTORS.

Warrenlon Grocery Co., Inc (Whole

Perry, M. P.

sale).

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Star Grocery.

Coleman Bros. Co.

Burroughs Grocery Co. (line.)

Egerton, W. G.

Rifftran, D. H.

Rodwell, W. P.

Rodders, W. D.

Olson, J. H.

Wortham, J. S. (col.)

Olark, J. N.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Miles. W. A., & Co.

Macon Hotel.

Serls, Frank.

LIVERY STABLES.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Edgerton. Walter.

Macon, H. T. (Fire and Life).

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

White, J. Willis. (Fire.)

Egerton, W. G. (Gin.)

Watson, R. T. (Fire).

JEWELERS.

NORLINA.

Shearin, J. N.

Population, 1909: Whites. 200; col-

LAWYERS.

ored, 100.

Kerr, J. H.

Postmaster — J. H. White.

Polk. T.

R. R. Auent — Hal Terrell, Seaboard

fireen & Boyd.

Air Line Railroad.

Rodwell, T. O.

Manaarer Telegraph — Hal Terrell.

Williams, B. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

jfawkins. R. A.

Fleming, W. C.

Dunn. R. M.

Walker, M. E., & Co.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Overby, A. G.

The R<rord — Tno. M. Faison, Editor.

WHiite. W. H.

PRINTING OFFICES.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES..

Record Publishing Co.

Norlina Railroad Hotel.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

LIVERY STABLES.

fc>ens, Frank.

Nothcott, J. T.

Miles. W. A. & Co.

Booker. P. W.

PAINTERS.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Rodgers, Philip (col.).

Lans Lumber Co., Inc. (Planing and

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486

WARREN— WASHINGTON.

Dressing Lumber).

RIDGEWAY.

Population, 1909: White, 120; col-
ored. 80.

Postmaster — S. R. Crowder.

R. R. Agent— J. E. Banzet.

Manager Telegraph — J. E. Banzet.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Epioopal — Francis Joyner, Rector.

Methodist— B. C. Allred, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Puhlie School — Miss Mary Moss,
Principal.

DOCTORS.

Williams, T. B.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Aision-Hawkins Co.

Crowder-Dorteh Co.

Mabry, B. C.

Poplar Mount Mercantile Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Wycoff, Mrs. O.

Vaugbnn's Feed Store.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Fisbel, D. A., & Sous (Planing
Mill).

Vaughan, C. B. (Cotton Gin).

Vaughan Hosiery Mills (Inc.) — C. B.
Vaughan, President.

Virginia-Carolina Pants Manufac-
turing Co. — J. G. King, Owner.
DOCTORS.

Vaughan, Roy.

VAUGHAN.

Population, 400.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. B. Vaughan.
Postmaster — Mrs. J. B. Rodgerson.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Fisbel, D. A., & Sons.
Vaughan, C. B.
Bell. S. W., & Bro.
Carter, W. T.
Pegram, J. L.
Pegram, W. W.

WISE.

Population. 1909: White, 250; col-
ored, 150; total, 400.

Postmaster — Mrs. N. J. Perkins.
R. R. Agent — L. Lehman, Seaboard
Air Line Railroad.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. W. Joyner, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Wise High School.

DOCTORS.
Holt, T. J.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Paschall, J. R., Co., Inc.
Lehman Bros.
Perkinson, N. H.
Hunt, E. J. (col.).
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Bugg, W. E.

LIVERY STABLES.
Rudd & Gholson.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Paschall, J. R. (Gin).
Perkinson, P. R. & L. C. (Gin)-

WASHINGTON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, PLYMOUTH.

Formed in 1799. Named in honor of George Washington.

Area, 400 square miles.

Population, 11,000. White males, 3.500; white females, 3,000; negro males,
2,500: negro females, 2.000.

Value of real estate, $972,180; value of personal property, §002.033.

Property listed in 1909 by whites. $1,432,474; by negroes, $142,639.

No. of Schools: For whites, 29; for negroes, 19.

Tax Rate: County purposes. 19 2-3c. on the $100.

Public Roads: No. miles, 360. Worked bv free labor.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EVPRESS COMPANIES.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 3.87 miles, assessed value $113,112.28

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5.703. 70

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 2.690.00

Tyrrell County Telephone Co., assessed value 2.690.00

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 57.48 miles, assessed value 572,043.00

Superior Court Terms: 18th April ; 17th October.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— C. V. W. Aus-
bon, Plymouth.

Sheriff— McAllister, Jno. T., Ply-
mouth. R. F. D. No. 2.

Register of Deeds — F. R. Johnston,
Plymouth.

Treasurer — C. Latham, Plymouth.

Co. Supt. of Health— W. H. Ward,
Plymouth.

Co. Supt. of Schools — Van B. Mar-
tin, Plymouth.

Supt. of County Home — H. Gurkin,
Plymouth.

Co. Board of Education — C. J. Nor-
man, Plymouth; W. H. Hardison,
Creswell ; J. E. Reid, Plymouth.

County Commissioners — W. T.
Phelps, Creswell; J. E. Singleton,
Roper; C. G. Spencer, Roper.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.

48T

County Board of Elections — S. B.
Rpruill, Plymouth; A. D. Snell, Mac-
key's Ferry.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Plymouth Township — H. A. Blount,
Flyiuouth; A. T. Gaylord, Plymouth;
G. W. Jackson, Plymouth; E. W.
Chesson, Plymouth ; D. F. Bateman,
Plymouth ; A. L. Owens, Plymouth ;
D. O. Brlnkiey, Plymouth; A. A. Har-
rison, Plymouth ; J. M. Bateman, Ply-
mouth ; O. R. Leggett, Plymouth ; W.
F. Ausbon, Plymouth; A. W. Swain,
Plymouth; W. C. Weerle, Plymouth;
D. B. Darden. Plymouth; .T. W. Har-
rison, Plymouth.

Lee's Mills — E. F. Hassell, Mackey's
Ferry ; Friley Chesson ; Mackey's
Ferry; W. S. Davenport, Mackey's
Ferry; J. F. Tarkenton. Mackey's
Ferry ; B. V. Lewis, Roper ; .T. E.
Singleton, Roper; A. C. Wentz, Roner;
H. M. Williams. Roper: J. E. Reid,
Plymouth.

Skinnersville — Abraham Newberry,
Creswell ; E. R. Spruill, Creswell ;
1 J. W. Patrick, Creswell ; Henderson
Norman, Creswell. R. F. D. ; S. B.
Davenport. Mackey's Ferry : C. V.
White, Mackey's Ferry; Geo. S.
Swain, Mackel's Ferry. R. F. D.

Scupoemong; — J. L. Hassell, Cres-
well : C. H. Spruill. Creswell ; H. W.
Phelps. Creswell; W. H. Hardison,
Creswell; L. J. Snenr, Creswell; C. B.
Holmes. Creswell; D. E. Woodley.
Creswell; H. S. Furlough, Creswell;
J. G. Barnes. Creswell.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Christian — J. A. Spruill, Plymouth;
H. Butler Brickhouse, Mackev's Fer-
ry; Joseph MoCaskey. Creswell; Hen-
ry Ourgnnus, Plymouth.

Primitive Baptist — N. H. Harrison.
Plymouth : A. L. Harrison. Plvmouth.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Public Schools.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Chessom, Joe M., Mackey's Ferry,
R. F. D.

Snell, C. W., Mackey's Ferry, R.
F. D.

Wyatt, Rich, Mackey's Ferry's R.
F. D.

Daveuport, H., Mackey's Ferry, R.
F. D.

Chesson, Friley, Mackey's Ferry, R.
F. D

Vail, Joe, Plymouth, R. F. D.

COTTON GINS.

Hampton, W. H., Plymouth.
Ange, J. H., Plymouth.
Freeman, W. A., Plymouth.
Satterthwaite, T. L., Plymouth.
Titterson, A. T., Plymouth.
Blount, T. W., Roper.
Williams, H. M., Roper.
Davenport, W. S., Mackey's Ferry.
Elliott. R., Mackey's Ferry.
Phelps, Mrs. Judy, Mackey's Ferry.

Swain, Mrs. T. S., Mackey's Ferry.

Davenport. H., Mackev's Ferry.

Basnight, T. J., Creswell.

Smithson, A. L., Creswell.

Spruill, D., Creswell.

Spruill, L. S., Creswell.

Bateman, J. I., Creswell.

Walker, A. G., Creswell.

Phelps, W. T., Creswell.

Woodley, G. F., Creswell.
SAW MILES.

Roanoke R. R. & Lumber Co., Ply-
mouth.

Will's Veneer Co., Plymouth.

Plymouth Lumber Co., Plymouth.

Walker & Meyers. Plymouth.

Roper, Jno. L., Lumber Co., Roper.

Blount, Thos. W., Roper.

Phelps, W. T., Creswell.

Alexander, A.. Creswell.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TKVCHEKS.

Weed. W. E., Plymouth.

Spruill, Miss Virginia. Plymouth.

Spruill, Miss Hilda, Plymouth.

Goelet, Miss Lizzie, Plymouth.

Johnston, Mrs. M. J., Plymouth.

Lucns. R. H., Plymouth.

Carstarphen, M!ss A. C. Roper.

Cahoon, Miss Nora. Roper.

Hallsey, Mrs. B. F., Roper.

Koonce, A. L., Roper.

Newberry, Miss Carrie, Scupper-
nong.

Hobson, Miss Mary, Sound.

Moore, Mi^s Annie. Creswell.

Hnrd'son. Miss Wilmet. Creswell.

Litchfield, Miss Mvrtle. Creswell.

Norman, J. L., Creswell.

Davenport. S. R., Cherry.

Srear. L. J., Cherrv.

Davenport. A. W.. Cherry.

Ainslev, H. M., Cherry.

Sr.rrn'11, W. C. Cherry.

Mizell. Miss Oertrnde. Plymouth.

Burgess, S. F., Cherry.

PLYMOUTH.

Population, 1000. about 2.5°0.
Value real estate. ^112,815; value
personal property. $70,504.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— S. B. Spruill.

Chief of Police — E. R. Jackson.

City Clerk— P. C. Worley.

Treasurei — A. L. Owens.

Tax Collector — E. R. Jackson.

Standard-Keeper — T. M. Arns.

R. R. Aerents — W. J. Nicholson.
Norfolk & Southern Rnilwnv; Joel
Cn'ffin. Atlnntic Const L'->e Unilroad.

Eroress Agent — P. C. Worley.

Tele9rra™h Manager — Joel Griffin,
Western Union.

Tele"ho"e Manawi — D. H. CI -irk.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist— E. C. Andrews. Pastor.

Christian — W. O. Winfield, Pastor.

Episcopal — W. J. Gordon, Rector.

Methodist— M. T. Self, Pastor.

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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Plymouth Graded Schools — C. J.

Everett. Sn peri n ten dent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Brin kley Hotel.
Hotel Roanoke.
Latham, Mrs. Emma.
Norman, Mrs. C V.
Hassell. Mrs. Sallie.
Jackson. Mrs. J. F.
Lewis, Miss Sallie.
River View.

ARCHITECTS.
Jackson, W. J.
Nurney, B., & Son.
Hayes, W. J.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Plymouth— W. H. Hamp-
ton, President; Clarence Latham,
Cashier.

BAKERS.
Arps. J. M.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Brin kley, D. O.
Wolfe. T. B.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Bowen, G. W.
White. W. R.
Hardison. M.
McNnir, J. C.
Everett, A.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.
Peele, H.
Swain, A. W.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Jackson, W. J.
Nnrney, B., & Sons.
Haves. W. J.

CLOTHTERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
The Hub.
Hittleman. J. H.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Hampton. W. H.
Latham-Owens Co.
Spruill, H. L.

DENTISTS.
Wolfe, T. B.
Wolfe. H. E.

DRUGGISTS.
Davenport, P. E.

DOCTORS.
Ward. W. H.
P'<5o«5\vav. A. W.
POWER ANr» LTGHT COMPANIES
JarnT1" #• Floors.

FERTIT,I7^R DEALERS.
Hnmnton. W. H.
Johnston. F. R.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Owens, A. L.

GROCERS.
Avers, W. C. (Wholesale and Re
tail).

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Latham, Clarence. (Life and Flre.'i
Ansbon, W. F. (Life and Fire.)

JEWELERS.
Leffgett, O. R.

LAWYERS.

Spruill, S. B.

Gay lord, A. O.

Martin, Van B.

Bond. W. M., Jr.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Roanoke Railroad & Lumber Co.

Wilts Veneer Co.

Walker & Myers.

Plymouth Lumber Co.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Swain, A. W.

PAINTERS.

McNair, J. T.

Kilbnrn, A.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Hampton, W. H.

Latham-Owens Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Roanoke Beacon — C. V. W.
Ansbon. Editor.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Jackson, W. J.

Nurney, B., & Son.

ROPER.

Incorporated in 1907.
Population, 1009: White, 500; col-
ored. 500; total. 1,000.

Value real estate. S71.316; value per-
sonal property. $79,559.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— L. G. Roper.
Postmaster — B. B. Snencer.
Chief of Police — A. B. Barnes.
R. R. Agent— J. J. Hassell, N. & S.
Railway. ,

Manager Telegraph — J. J. Hassell,
Western Union Telecrranh Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — W. E. Hocntt, Pastor.
Enisconal — Luthern Eborn. Rector.
Bnntist— L. E. Dailey. Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ro^er Graded Schools — T. A. Hol-
ton, Surt.

BANKS AND BVNKERS.
The Bank of Roper— Thos. W.
Blount, Pres. : B. S. Clark. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Halsev, B. F.
Speight, J. W.

DRUGGISTS.
Halsev. B. F.
SrPnr,1t. J. w.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

John L. Roper Lumber Co.
Chesson, J. W.
Thompson, W. C.
Mizell. N. B.
Flaunt. W. A.
Chesson. H.
Tarkenton. H. W.
Lillev. J. P.
Sexton, J. E.
.Tnrroll. F. M.
Newby, John.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Hotel Roper.

WASHINGTON— WATAUGA.

489

LIVERY STABLES.

Knowles, E. M.
Thompson, W. C.

SAW mills.
John L. Roper Lumber Co.
Blount, Thomas W.

COTTON GINS.
Blount, Thomas W.

GRIST MILLS.
Blount, Thomas W.

CRESWELL.

Population. 1909: White, 150; col-
ored, 150; total, 800.

Tax Rate: 20c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— J. W. Spruill.

Postmaster — B. F. Spruill.

R. R. Agrent— D. H. Holmes. N. &
S. Railway.

Manager Telegraph — D. H. Holmes,
Western Union Telesrraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Episcopal — Luther Eborn, Rector.

Baptist — L. E. Dailey, Pastor.

Methodist Protestant — J. P. Dosier,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Creswell High School — M. P. Jen-

nings, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Creswell — Thomas W.
Blount, President; D. E. Woodley,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Hardison, W. H.

Hassell, J. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Walker, O. G.

Wiley, William.

Holmes, A. L.

Spruill, C. T., & Co.

Holmes. T. C.

Swain. E. F.

Woodley, D. E.

Spruill, E.

Stuart. J. E. A.

Hassell, Mrs. J. L. (Millinery.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. ,'

Starr, J. W.

Spruill, C. T.

LIVERY STABLES.

Starr. J. W.

Spruill, C. T.

SAW MILLS.

Spruill, L. S.

COTTON GINS.

Spruill. L. S.

WATAUGA COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BOONE.

Formed in 1849. Named in honor of the Watauga River, which is nn in
dian name, meaning "beautiful water."

Area: 460 square miles.

Population: 13.417.

Value of real estate, $1,322,161; value of personal propertv, $795,267.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,115,328; by negroes. $2,000.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 15 5-6c.

County bonded debt. $12,000.

Public Rdads: Worked under old State law.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Valle Crueis. Shawnehaw & Elk Park Turnpike Co., assessed value. .$2,216.00
Watauga Telephone Company, assessed value 800.00

Superior Court Terms: March 28th; September 12th.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Thomas Bing-
ham, Boone.

Sheriff — David C. Ragan, Moretz, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Register of Deeds — W. R. Graggs,
Boone.

Treasurer— William N. Thomas,
Tracy.

Coroner — Lucky Weaver. Dark
Ridge.

Surveyor — L. M. Trivett, Adams.

Co. Supt. of Health— J. M. Hodges,
Boone.

Co. Supt. of Schools— B. B. Dough-
erty, Boone.

Supt. of County Home — Jesse
Brown, Adams.

Co. Board of Education — T. P.
Adams, (chairman), Vilas, R. F. D. ;

J. W. Farthing, Boone; H. C. Miller,
Blowing Rock.

Co. Commissioners — L. A. Greene,
(chairman), Moretz. R. F. D. ; Thomas
Day. Boone, R. F. D. ; Emsley Eggers,
Sweetwater.

County Board of Elections — J. M.
Moretz, (chairman), Boone.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Boone Township — James W. Bryan,
Boone; C. J. Catrell, Boone; Thomas
L. Critcher, Boone, R. F. D. ; A. D.
Blair, Boone.

Blue Ridge — Alfred Watson, Aho.

Stony Fork — Elihu Luther, Virgil.

Blowing Kock — Thomas Coffey,
Blowing Rock.

Watauga — Chas L. Coffey, Foscue.

Shawneehaw — Frank Stinson, Ban-
ners Elk.

490

WAT AI<; A COUNTY.

Beach Mountain — George Brown,
Hale.

Beaver Dam — John Sherrill, Sweet-
water.

Cove Creek— A. YV. Smith. Mabel.

North Fork — Britton South, Tama-
rack.

Meat Camp — N. Wineberger, Zion-
ville. R. F. D.

Bald Mountain— C. P. Todd. Todd.

Laurel Creek— J. R. Trivett. Trivett.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Gragg, E. M., Grandfather.

Tufts. Edgar, Banner Elk.

Wilson, L. A., Moretz. R. F. D.

Wilson. Leonard. Sweetwater.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lpps McRae Institute — Banner Elk.

Valley Crucis Industrial School —
Valle Crueis.

Mast Seminarv — Mast.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS

Bingham, E. F., Amantha.

f-'reer. Franklin, Mabel.

Bingham. Richard. Amantha.

Perrv. Henrv. Valle Crucis.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Miller, Marion. Meat Camp.

Hendrix. W. L.. Stony Fork.

Hodges, John W., Rutherwood.

Hodges, W. M.. Adams.

Mnst. N. L.. Mast.

Reece, W. M.. Mabel.

Mast. W. W.. Valle Cruris.

Robbins. G. W.. Shrills Mills.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Horton. J. W.. Amantha.

Mast, J. C. Susrar '"'rove.
SAW MILLS.

Coffey, D. M.. Moretz.

Morezt. J. M., Boone i Saw and
Planing).

Maltby, R. W., Moody.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Edminster. Miss Jessie. Blowing
Rock.

Page, Alonzo. Blowing Rock.

Herman, P. E., Blowing Rock.

Harrison. N. L.. Blowing Rock.

Kerley. Miss Maggie, Blowing Rock.

Farthing, Crady. Bo^ne.

Robbins. John, Pendley,

Story. Miss Pearl. Blowing Rock.

Story. Miss Marv Ann. Blowing
Rock.

Creer, Miss Lilly. Blowing Rock.

Younce, Chas.. Beech Creek.

Ward, Luther. Watauga Fall-.

Clenn. Miss Dixie, Watauga Falls.

Egers, Jobe. Beech Creek.

Farthing. Luther. Hackett.

Tuft. Edgar. Banner Elk.

Wilson. M'ss Lillv. Banner Elk.

Farthing. Miss Stella, Hale.

H^dge^. Chas.. Balm.

Sherrill. Miss Mnirsrle, Reese.

Farthing. D.. Vilas.

Wilson. A.. Reese.

Farthing. Miss Lora. Vilas.

Williams. Manly. Watauga Falls.

Harmon, Mrs. Virgie. Watauga
Falls.
Tate, G. A., St. Jude.
Greene, David, Watauga Falls.
Harmon, Smith, Kellersville.
Winebarger, Olen, Tomarack.
Michael, Miss Jennie, Rutherwood.
Williams, Ed., Riverside.
Mast. Miss Nora, Valle Cruces.
Bumgarner, Ira. Vilas.
Farthing. B. X., Valle Cruces.
Bobbins. .Miss Pearl, Shull's Mills.
Reid, Miss Jane, Foscoe.
Hodges, Mrs. J. E., Kelsey.
Perry. W. Y.. Amantha.
Greene, A. J.. Silverstone.
Deal. H. S.. Blowing Rock.
Brown, John, Boone.
Kerley. Miss Ila, Suirls.
Ray, Miss Sallie, Horton.
Michael, L. H., Rutherwooi.
Trivett, Clay, Boone.
Farthing, Wm., St. Jude.
Wilson. Frank. Adams.
Greer, I. G., Sugar Grove.
Bingham, David, Virgil.
Green. Harrison. Meadow Creek.
Watson, Ben.. Yuma.
Fincanuon, R. L., Stony Fork.
Norris, Wade, Stony Fork.
Jackson, Robert. Moretz.
Norris, Griffin, Moretz.
Tugman, Alex., Meat Camp.
Byerly. Wiley, Zionville.
Farthing. 7eb., Boone.
Price. Hardin. Zionville.
Green, Asa. Triplett.
Winkler. Roby. Middle Cane.
Reese. Lilly, Reese.
Bvers. Wade. Zionville.
Moretz, N. E.. Meat Camp.
Jones, Miss Myra, Reese.
Younce. P. C, Mabel.
May. Do^Vitt. Sugar Grove.
Dotson, Roy, Forest. *

BOONE.

Incorporated in 1S74.
Population. 1900: Whites, 300; col-
ored. 75 : total. 375.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. W. Bryan.
Postmaster — M. B. Blackburn.
Chief of Police — Jesse F. Robbins.
Manager Telephone — Mrs. Mattie
Topinars.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Harrison Farthing. Pastor.
Sweet Water.

Methodist— T. E. Weaver, Pastor.
E^isroppl — Rev. Mr. Savage, Rector.
Blowinc Rock.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Appalachian Training School — B. B.
Douirhertv. Superintendent.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Watauga County Bank— N. L. Mast,
President. Mast; George P. Hagaman,
Cashier, Boone.

DOCTORS.
Jones. J. W.

WATAUGA— WAYNE.

491

Hodges, J. M.
Bingham, Robert.

DRUGGISTS.
Hodges, J. M.

GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Blackburn, M. B.
Hodges, John W., & Co.
Green, R. M.
Critcher, M. P.
Cook Bros.
Cottrell, o.Jnes.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Critcher Hotel.
Blackburn Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Frank Critcher.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Moretz, J. M. (Saw and Planing
Mills).

LAWYERS.
Lovill, E. F.
Coffey, E. S.
Linney, T. A.
Lovill. W. R.
Fletcher. J. C.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Brown, John E. (Life).
JEWELERS.
Bryan. J. W.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Lovill, W. R.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Watauga Democrat — R. C. Rivers,
Editor.

BLOWING ROCK.

Incorporated in 1889.

Population, 1909: Whites, 200.

TOWN OFFICERS.
JIayor — G. M. Suddeth.
Postmaster — W. L. Halshouser.
Chief of Police — William Edmiston.
Manager Telegraph and Telephone —
W. L. Halshouser.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— T. E. Weaver, Pastor,
Boone.
Episcopal — W. R. Savage, Rector.
Baptist — J. M. Payne, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Skyland Institute.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Blowing Rock — C. J. Pai-
lear, President; George Suddeth,
Cashier.

DOCTORS.
Parlear, C. J.

DRUGGISTS.
Dr. Raby.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Halshouser, W. L.
Miller, H. C.
Hayes, Henry.
Varnov Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Greene Park.
Fair View House.
Wheeden House.
Engle House.
Blowing Rock Hotel.
Penley Horse.

LIVERY STABLES.
Nelson, J. L.
Suddeth, James.

WAYNE COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT. COLDSBORO.

Formed in 1779. Named in honor of of General Anthony Wayne.

Area, 600 square miles.

Population, 33,000. White males, 10 000 : white females, 10,000; negro
males. 5.000; negro females. 5.000; foreign born, 3,000.

Value of real estate. $5,252,455; value of personal property. S3.052.367.

Propertv listed in 1909 bv whites, S7.S39.799; by negroes. $465,023.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 23c. on the $100; poor, 36c; roads and
bridsres, 10c.

Puhlic Roads: No. miles, 2,000. Worked by convict force.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Fremont Telephone Co., assessed value $ 1.200.00

North Carolina Railroad, 10.47 miles, assessed value 490.228.30

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 38.52 m'les, assessed value 1,125.801.79

The Pullnrm Co., assessed value 5 011.92

Southern Evpress Co., assessed valne 4.398.41

Western Union Teletrranh Co., assessed value 16,122.02

Norfolk & Southern Railway (A. & N. C. Div.) 10.82 miles, as-
sessed value 132 311.52

Southern Bell Tel. <fe Tel. Co.. as^ssed value 3.oo.8.no

Armour Car Line Co., assessed value 9.333 00

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 3,008.00

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— James R. Hatch,
Goldsboro.

Sheriff— E. A. Stevens. Goldsboro.
Register of Deeds — W. G. Britt,

Goldsboro.

Treasurer — J. W. Thompson, Golds-
boro.

Coroner— C. E. Stanley, Goldsboro.

Surveyor — Louis Godwin, Genoa.

492

WAYNE COUNTY.

Co. Supt. of Health— T. M. Bizzell,
Goldsboro.

Co. Sunt, of Schools— E. T. Atkin-
son, Goldsboro.

Supt. of County Home— L. P. Mo-
zengo, Goldsboro.

Co. Board of Education — Jos. E.
Robinson, Goldsboro ; Barnes Aycock,
Fremont; W. F. English, Mount Olive.

County Commissioners — W. R. Hol-
lowell, (chrm.), Goldsboro; B. A.
Parks, Saulston; J. R. Merwin, Seven
Springs; Alex. Aycock, Pineville; D.
H. Overman, Goldsboro, R. F. D.

County Board of Elections — H. B.
Parker, Jr., (chairman), Goldsboro;
Barnes Aycock, Fremont; John F.
Dobson, Goldsboro.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Brogrden Township — H. J. William-
ston. Mt. Olive; U. G. Moore. Genoa;
W. B. Bowden, Dudley; D. H. Over-
man, Goldsboro; W. H. Kornegay, Mt.
Olive: L. J. Roberts, Mt. Olive; W. F.
English, Mt. Olive.

Buck Swamp — E. S. Dees, Pikeville;
G. F. Peele, Pikeville.

Fork Township — T. R. Gurley,
Goldsboro, R. F. D. ; P. C. Caldwell,
Goldsboro, R. F. D. ; D. C. Pipkin,
Goldsboro, R. F. D. ; J. C. Atkinson.
Goldsboro.

Goldfborn— A. B. Hollowell, Golds-
boro; W. H. Collins. Goldsboro; J. E.
Peterson. Goldsboro: R. W. Edsrerton,
Goldsboro : John A. Taler. Goldsboro :
T. J. Harrell. Goldsboro: D. .T. Brond-
hnrst, Goldsboro; John H. Hill, Golds-
boro; W. L. Lee. Goldsboro: Hugh
Humphrey, Goldsboro: E. W. Pox.
Goldsboro; P.. M. Denmark. Golds-
boro.

G"-arthams — J. W. Rose, Goldsboro,
R. F. D. : G. P. Britt. Goldsboro. R. F.
D. : B. F. Snsser, Goldsboro, R. F. D. ;
S. D. Thornton. Beisley.

Great Swamp — °reene Copeland.
Fremont: B. R. Edsrerton, Pinkney;
M. R. Hooks. Fremont.

Tr»di5»n Snrings — A. H. Dnlev, Golds-
boro. R. F. D. ; U. J. Roberts, Golfls-
b'>ro. R. F. D. : Mack Williams. Mt.

OUrp.

Nahnnta — E. C. Exnra. Fremont: J.
w. Johnson. Fremont; J. H. Best.
Frpmont-; W. E Britt. Fremont: W.
A. Martin, Eureka.

\<"r "ope — D. L. Hines. LaOrnnfre.
R. F. r>. ; L. D. Summerlin, Golds-
boro. R. F. D. : J. R. T^ev, Se^en
Snrincs. R. F. TV: J. J. S"tton. La-
Cjpno-p. TV. D. Herr'ntr. Ooldsboro.

T>ii.-P,-i]i« — Peter 'F'orptmnd, Pike-
ville: T. B. So~tt. Pike^ne.

fi-nlctov — Tobn F. Smith, Saulston ;
John L. Warren. Saulston.

Stanly Creek— H. F. Pate, Golds-
boro; S. D. Pate, Goldsboro: O. J.
Howell, Goldsboro; C. A. Wilkinson,
Goldsboro; J. S. Sasser. Goldsboro; G.

J. Green, Goldsboro; B. T. Person,
Goldsboro.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist — T. J. Hood, Goldsboro, R.
r 1>.

Primitive Baptist — 1. W. <!.irdner,
Goldsboro; Jacob Hill, Goldsboro.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Kennedy, J. B., Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Exum, W. P., Jr., Saulston.

Benton, G. W., Eureka.

Sutton, W. G., Seven Springs.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Becton, Geo. L., Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Mitchell, John W., Goldsboro. R.
F. D.

Whitfield, R. F., Beasley.

Blackman, W. E., Goldsboro.

McCulleu, James, Goldsboro.

Grantham. B. B., Mt. Olive, R. F. D.

Brogden, Regdon, Mt. Olive.

Overman. J. R., Goldsboro.

Moore. 'Willie. Genoa.

Wall, Nathan, Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Lewis. W. TJ., Goldsboro.

Jordan. Charlie. Mt. Olive, R. F. D.

Creel. N. T., Mt. Olive. R. F. D.

Herring, N. B.. Mt. Olive, R. F. D.

Grant, J. C, Mt. Olive, R. F. D.

Peele. Addison, & Son. Saulston.

Musgrove Bros., Pikeville.

Aycock, George. Kenlv, R. F. D.

Aycock, Alex., Pikeville.

Edsrerton, Dock, Pinkney.

FLOliR ANI> CORN MIL.I.S.

Sherman, M., Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Price, Jervis. Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Tvev. Julius, Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Griffin. G. O., Dudley.
. Avcock, Barnes. Fremont..

Martin, Sam. & Co.. Eureka.
SAW MILLS.

Perkins. Timothv, Goldsboro, R.
F. D.

Britt & Warrick. Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Grantham, G. E., Goldsboro, R.
F. D.

Price, William, Mt. Olive.

Batts. William. Mt. Olive.

Gasev, Sam, Mt. Olive.

Wood, J. W., Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Parks, B. A., Saulston.

Martin, Sam. & Co.. Eureka.

Edgerton, Allen. Pikeville.

Musgrave Bro., Pikeville.

Aycock. Barnes, Fremont.

COTTON GINS.
Neal, Henrv. Goldsboro, R. F. D.
Cox, J. P.. Goldsboro. R. F. D.
Johnson. Phil.. Goldsboro. R. F. D.
Britt & Warrick, Goldsboro R. F. D.
Grantham. G. E., Goldsboro. R. F. D.
Grantham, B. B., Mt. Olive. R. F. D.
Ivev, Julius, Beaslev, R. F. D.
O'Perrv. J. P., Dudley.
Martin. E. J., & Son. Alt. Olive.
Price. Lewis, Mt. Olive, R. F. D.
Fzzell, A. T., Goldsboro, R. F. D.
Wood, J. M., Goldsboro, R. F. D.
Casey, Alex., & Co.. Goldsboro, R.

WAYNE COUNTY.

493

P. D.

Casey, Will, Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Batts, William, Mt. Olive, R. F. D.

Johnson, J. H., Goldsboro, R. F. I).

Borden. J. & C,. Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Edwards & Malpass, Goldsboro, R.
F. D.

Parks, B. A., Sauston.

Parks, A. B., Saulston.

Exnm, W. P., Saulston.

Gardner, Walter, Saulston.

Smith, Richard, Goldsboro, R. F. D.

Best, Geo. W., Beston.

Martin, Sam., & Co., Eureka.

Johnson, M. T., Fremont.

Aycock, Barnes, Fremont.

Aycock, Alex.. Pikeville.

Fort, W. B., Pikeville.

Peacock, P. L., Fremont.

Raynor, Jerry (col.), Mt. Olive, R.
F. D.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Howell, Miss Bertha, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Parker, Miss Annabel. Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 4.

Younts, W. E., Dudley, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Cox, Miss Roella. Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

O'Berrv, Miss Hattie, Goldsboro.

McPhail, Miss Eloise. Mt. Olive.

Herring, Miss Stella, Mt. Olive, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Potts, Miss Carrie, Mt. Olive, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Massey, Miss Rachel, Dudley.

Copeland. Miss Ruth W., Princeton.
R. F. D. No. 2.

Howell, Miss Julia E., Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Johnson, Miss Roxie. Goldsboro.

Jerome, J. T., Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 1.

Morgan, Miss Carrie B., Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Williams. Miss Sallie, Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Cox. Miss Fannie, Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Thompson, J. F., Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Svtton. Miss Kate, Goldsboro, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Blnekman, Miss Hattie, Goldsboro.
R. F. D. No. 4.

Holl«weil. Miss Bessie, Goldsboro,
R. T.\ p. No. 4.

Flowers, Miss Alice, Beasley. R. F.
D. No. 1.

Thornton. Miss Lizzie, Beasley, R.
F. D. No. 1.

.Anrirpws. Miss Georgia. Mt. Olive.

West>irr>"k. George W., Goldsboro.
R. V. p. No. 7.

Matthews. Miss Cora. Mt. Olive.

Shaokleford. Miss Lillie, Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 3.

Herring, Miss Ella, Goldsboro, R.
V. D. No. 4.

Scott, Miss Ruth W., Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 4.

Koruegay, Miss Kate, Kenly, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Deans, Miss Bertha, Keuly, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Copeland, W. A., Fremojit.

Copeland, Miss Ida, Fremont.

Norris, Miss Sallie, Fremont.

Sloan, W. J., Seven Springs.

Ham, M:ss Mabel, Seven Springs.

Ivey, Miss Blanche, Seven Springs.

Smith, Miss Lou M., Seven Springs,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Walker. Miss Maggie, Seven Springs.

Lewis, Miss Florence, Seven Springs,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Crow, Miss Daisy, Mt. Olive, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Pipkin, Miss Mary, Mt. Olive, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Gooding, Miss Sue, Mt. Olive, R. F.
D. No. 5.

Hooks, Miss Julia, Fremont.

Johnson, Cyrus M., Fremont, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Parvel, Miss Elizabeth, Eureka.

Sugg, Miss Mildred, Stanton bury:.

Smith. Miss Sudie, Faro.

Sherrod, Miss Anna, Faro.

Phillirs. E. B., Eureka.

Overman. Mrs. Mary. Eureka.

Crow, Miss Annie, Eureka.

Casey, Miss Bertha, Goldsb<>r>, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Warters. Miss Fannie, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 3.

Grady, Miss Dora E., LnGrnus;e.

Wilson, Miss Agnes, Goldsboro.

Quinn, G. O., Seven Springs.

Pearson, Miss Lila, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Kornegav, Miss Sadie Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

E^um. Miss Estelle, Go! Isboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

LVzell. Miss Jennie, Pikeville. It. F.
D. No. 2.

Harris. Miss Minnie, Filiovill^, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Move, Miss Sallie, Pikeville, R. F.
D. No. 2.

C"on. Miss Ophelia. Pikevilie. R.
F. D. No 2.

Hooks, Miss Lillian, Pikeville. R.
F. D. No. 2.

Freeman. A. R. Pikeville.

Evans, Miss Maude, Pikeville.

Harris. Miss Maude, Pikeville.

Edwards, Miss Ethel, Pikeville.

Crawford, Miss Beulah, Pikeville,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Bagley, Miss Annie D., Pikeville, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Taylor, Miss Nannie E., Pikeville,
R. F. D. No. 1.

Mozinsro, Miss Octavia, Saulston, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Grantham, Miss Eunice, Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Deans, Miss Sudie D., Saulston, R.

404

WAYNE COUNTY.

F. D. No. 1.

Fields, Miss Lola, LaGrange, R. F.
D No. 2.

Walters, Miss Lillian V., Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 2.

Thompson, Miss Pearl E., Golds-
boro.

Swinson, Miss Millie, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 5.

Dees, Miss Penniuah, Goldsboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Lancaster, Miss Maggie, Goldsboro,
R. F. D. No. 5.

Reeves, L. H., Goldsboro, R. F. D.
No. 5.

GOLDSBORO.

Population, 1009: 10,000.

No. white polls, 630; No. colored
polls, 325.

Value real estate, $2,30S,000; value
personal property, $1,675,000.

Tax Kate: 09c. on the $100.

Bonded debt, $16S,000. Floating
debt, $39,403.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — John R. Higgins.

Chief of Police — B. M. Denmark.

City Clerk — D. J. Broadhurst.

Treasurer — H. C. Smith.

Tax Collector— J. S. Warrick.

Standard-Keeper — C. D. Taylor.

City Attorney — D. C. Humphrey.

City Supt. of Health— R. B. Miller.

Postmaster —J. F. Dobson.

R. R. Agents— F. W. Tatum, Nor-
folk & Southern Ry. ; C. A. Poplaud,
Southern Railway: H. L. Graham, A.
C. L. ; J. A. Royall (general agent).

Express Agent — F. B. Crowson.

Telesrraph Manager — Miss Blanche
Fnrrott, Postal Telegraph Co.; W. L.
Neal, Western Union.

Telephone Manager— C. B. Miller.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — G. T. Watkins, Pastor.

Christian — W. G. Hubbard, Pastor.

Episcopal — J. G Barker, Rector.

Methodist— D. H. Tuttle. Pastor.

Preshvterian — V. G. Smith, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Goldslioro Graded Schools.

Goldsboro N'urht Schools — E. A.
Simkins, Manager.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

KennoD Hotel.

St. Tames Hotel.

Kalmai Hotel.

Walters Inn.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Wayne — E. B. Borden, Pres-
ident: W. E. Borden, Cashier.

National Bank — Ceo. A. Norwood,
President ; Geo. C. Kornegay. Cashier.

Goldshoro Savings Bank — George A.

Norwood. President; H. C. Smith.
Cashier.

BAKERS.

Barnes, W. H.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Grant, H. L., & Son.

Weil, H., & Bros.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Weil, H., & Bro.
Goldsboro Shoe Co.

BOOK STORES.
Goldsboro Book Store.
Ham. Win. R. Paul.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Goldsboro.
Oriental.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Cohen, S., & Son.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Goldsboro Buggy Co.
CLUBS.
Goldsboro Elks Club.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Borden Mfg. Co.
Goldsboro Knitting Mills.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Royall, J. O.
Malpass & Davis.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Godwin, W. H.
Fnssell. T. J.
Warrick, E. E.
Grant, H. ,T.
Glisson, D. E.
McCnllen, J. C.
Butler. B. V.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Griffin. W. H.
Acme Fuel Co.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
President, George C. Royall; Sec-
relarv, L. M. Michaux.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Weil. H., & Bro.
Joseph, A. A.
Enstien. M. N.
Edwards, Joseph.
Edwards. Asher.
Korrect Clothing & Tailoring Co.

COTTON GINS.
Goldsboro Cotton Oil Co.
Robinson. M. E.

DEPARTMENT STORES.
Weil, H., & Bro.
Cohen, J.

DENTISTS.
Johnson. J. N.
Vitnn. E. C.
Hall & Malone.

TOB\CrO DEALERS.
Jones. J. E.. & Co.
Russell & Draper.

DRUGGISTS.
Goldsboro Drug Co.
Rohinson. M. E.. & Bro.
Hill, J. H., fz Son.
Citv Pharmacv.
Palace Drug Co.
Lane Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Robinson. M. E.
Powell, W. E.
Spicer, John.
Spicer, William.
Cobb, W. H.

WAYNE COUNTY.

4Do

Smith, R. A.

Ginn, T. L.

Miller, K. B.

Lane, W. K.

Fort, J. E. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Weil, H., & Bro.

Casty, M. E., & Co.

Case Novelty Store.

Joseph & Bro.

Korrect Clothing & Tailoring Co.

Southerlaufl & Brinkley.

Joseph, A. A.

Epstein, M. N.

Cobb, J. W., & Co.

Walters, G. M., & Bro.

Smith, W. M.

Five and Ten -Cent Store.

Robinson, M. E.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Goldsboro Power House.

FRUIT DEALERS.

Royall, J. O.

Denmark, W. C.

Goldsboro Fruit Co.

Goldsboro Candy Store.

Daniel. J. D.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

Weil, H., & Bro.

Thompson, B. G.

Best, M. J., & Sons.

FLORISTS.

Denmark, W. C.

Smith, H. C.

Th'e Goldsboro Floral Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Daniel, J. D.

Ciilliken. U. M.

Powell. E. W.

Waddell, L. G.

Mezingo. John I.

Bizzell & Owen.

Williams, Frazier.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Dewey Bros.

Wayne Agriculture Works.
FURNITURE DEALERS.

Royall & Borden.

Isaacs, J.

Falkner & Parker Furniture Co.
GROCERS.

Bizzell <& Ormond.

Royall Grocery Co.

Baker. Thornton & Bizzell.

Fonville. W. H.

Weil, H., & Bros. (Wholesale.)

Michaux, L. M., Co. (Wholesale.)

Goldsboro Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)

Pittman & Best.

Moye, W. C, & Sons.

Isler. J. W., Co.

Sontherland Company.

Thompson, W. R.

Pittman & Bro.

Dnniel. J. D.

Edmnndson. E. L. & F. B.

Smith. W. M.

Gardner, J. W.

P-"'p1. J. R.

Spence & Son.

Howell, J. W.

Summerlin, W. L.

Thompson, B. G.

Best, M. J., & Sons.

Pipkin, R. E.

Edwards, E., & Son.

Mastin, J. B.

Lane, J. W.

Peel, J. W.

Ginn, J. T. (Wholesale).

Taylor, C. D.

Hinson, Giles.

Brown, J. W.

Williams, Henry.

Barnes, F. E.

Crow, W. R.

Cole, J. W.

Creech, W. D.

Pate, A. M.

Hinson, W. L.

Hinson, J. Z.

Lee, J. B.

Aldridge, Matthew.

Gurley & Sasser.

Powell, H. A., Grocery Co.

Ramsey, J. W.

Carr. J. W.

Grady, B. F.

Moore & Co.

Pate. A. M.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Yelverton Hardware Co.
Sutton Hardware Co.
Slaughter. J., Co.
Stanton, Paul, Co.

HOSPITALS.
Goldsboro Hospital.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Goldsboro Insurance & Realty Co.
(Fire and Life.)
Crawford. J. R. (Fire and Life).
Raine. E. H. (Fire anu Life.)
Humphrey. H. M. (Life.)
Baldwin, K. R. (Life.)

JEWELERS.
Giddings. L. D.. & Son.
Creech, R. A.
Watts, R. A.
Watts, Frank.

L SUNDRIES
Goldsboro Steam Laundry.

LAWYERS.
Daniels, F. A .
Dortch, I. F.
Dortch. W. T.
Munroe. W. C.
Rolvnson, W. S. O'B.
Davis, A. C.
Parker, H. B., Jr.
Barker. J. L.
Hood. Georce E.
Dickinson, M .T.
Hnmnhrev. D. C.
Daniels. F. B.
Hill. E. W.
Hood. G. P.
Siml-ins, E. A.
LTTATRKR M'F'RS. AND DEALERS
Enterprise Lumber Co.
Gri^n. A. T.. Lumber Go.
Goldsboro Planing Mills.

496

WAYNE COUNTY.

MARBLE WORKS.

Blackburn Bros.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Dewey Brus.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Enterprise Lumber Co. (Lumber.)

Goldsboro Furniture Co. (Furni-
ture.)

\\ ayne Agricultural Works. (Hard-
ware.)

Utility Mfg. Co. (Three-Ply Veneer
Boxes.)

Griffin, A. T., Mfg. Co. (Lumber,
sash and blinds.)

Borden Mfg. Co. (Yarns).

Goldsboro Knitting Mills. (Hosiery.)

Goldsboro Planing Mills. (Lumber.)

Royall & Borden Mattress Factory.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

('.rant, H. L., & Son. (Brick.)

Weil, H., & Bros. (Brick.)

Goldsboro Ice Factory.

Carolina Rice Mills.

Goldsboro Investment Co. (Buggies.)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Bizzell, G. D.

Dixon & Etheridge.

Mozingo. It. C.

Boney, Paul.

Sricer & Hines.

Hill. .T. H.. Jr.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Daily Argus— J. E. Robinson, Edi-
tor.

Weekly Headlight— A. Roscower,
Editor.

Weekly Record— C. A. & G. W.
Brown. Editors.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Yelverton Hardware Co.

Slaughter, J., Co.

Si-tt^n Hardware Co.

Stanton & Co.

PAINTERS.

Rice. J. D.

Enrs. P.

Dartry. W. C.

Workman. H. C.

Workman. S. L.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Parne<«. V. C.

Snrnmerlin. W. L.

Cole. J. W..

hitman, S.

Bass, L. B.

PLUMBERS.

pi-iiisrhtpr. John, Co.

Pike. Hpitv.

F^bbs. H. H.

PT«NO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Fnu-npr. J. L.

FnH-r>pr gr Parker.

Wa«'r»pil. K. s.

Racklev. S. R.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Ci»ment. A. O.

Miller. A. A.

pwT-yTING OFFICES.

Nash Bros.

Brown Bros.

Coldsboro Head Light.

( Argus Publishing Co.
i REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Bradford, N. E.
Edmundson, E. L.
Goldsboro Insurance & Realty Co.
Gibson, W. J., & Co.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Griffin, A. L., Mfg. Co.
Griffin, W. H.

TAILORS.
Clark. A. E.
Wilburne, Tom.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Goldsboro Undertaking Co.
Moore <& Robinson.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Monk. T. A.

WALL P\PER DEALERS.
Humal, Louis. ,

MT. OLIVE.

Population, 1,000.

Value real estate, $275,000; value
personal nronertv, S225.000.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. E. Kelley.

Chief of Police— J. A. Royall.

City Clerk — J. E. Kelley.

Treasurer — W. F. Martin.

Tax Collector— J. A. Royall.

City Supt. of Health— L. W. Kor-
negay.

Postmaster — W. J. Flowers.

R. R. Asent— R. A. McLean, A. C.
L. Railway.

Evoress Agrent — R. A. McLean.

Telegraph Manager — A. G. Cox.
Western Union.

Telephone Manager — A. M. Parker.
Southern Pell Telephone & Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Bantist — Braxton Craig, Pastor.

Methodist— E. E. Rose. Pastor.

Presbyterian — Peter Mclntyre, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Mt. Olive Graded School— H. C.
S^rmlf-7, Sunt.
HOTELS »XP BOARDING HOFSES.

Hotel Olivette.

Roherts. Mrs. J. D.

K*01"v",""1TT .Top" R.

BANKS AND B*NKPRS.

Bank of Mt. Oi've — W. E P-orden,
Pi-PQi-flent: TT. T. Bvei'eale. Pish'er.

Citizens R»*>k of Mt. 01'*-e — T. TC.
TTePov. President; J. E. Morrisette.
Cashier.

T*\KERS.

Hiffhwmith. Ed.

Jarr,c>c; ^T. O.

FRTrK MANUFACTURERS.

McPhail. T. R.

RO"K STORES.

Anr'pr's. J. W.

BUTCHERS *■»"* tvFjALERS FN
CATTLE.

James. W. D.

Hatch. C. B.

Bell, J. D.

Crowe, J. W.

WAYNE COUNTY.

497

CARRIAGE M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Summerlin Bros.

Southerland, B. W.
CLUBS.

Mt. Olive Social Club.

Round Dozen Club.

Women's Literary Club.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Cobb. Ira.

English & Oliver.

English, D.

Andrews & Knowles.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Clinton-Mt. Olive Home Improve-
ment.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Jernigan, Sherman.

Loftin, Dave.

Kornegay, John R.

Pearsall, Buck.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Andrews & Knowles.

Martin, W. F.

Lane, Richard.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

President, M. T. Breazeale; Secre-
tary. F. R. Mintz ; Treasurer, J. R.
McPhair, Jr.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Mt. Olive Clothing & Furnishing Co.
Ricks Bros. & Kornegay.
Ward Dry Goods Co.'
Martin. E. J., & Son Co.
Gay, Allen T.

COTTON GINS.
Mt. Olive Cotton Gin Co.

DEPARTMENT STORES.

Ward Dry Goods Co.

Knowles, Y. H.

Gay. Allen T.

Ricks Bros. & Kornegay.

Martin, E. J., & Son Co.

DENTISTS.

Herring, G. F.
Darden, Percy.

DRUGGISTS,.

Aaron's Pharmacy.
Royall Drug Co.

DOCTORS.
Kornegay, L. W.
Steele, W. C.
Kornegay, J. W.
Tatum, W. I.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Ricks Bros. & Kornegay.
Knowles, Y. H.
Martin. E. J., & Son Co.
Ward Dry Goods Co.
Gay, Allen T.
Fonville, E. B.. & Son.
Ouinn, B. H.
Farah, A. T., & Bro.
Rabil, M. J.
Hatch, B. H.
Aldrige, Mrs. Dora.
English, D. B.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Mt. Olive Light & Power Co.

32

FRUIT DEALERS.

Anders, J. W.
Aldrige, J. W.
Lewis, J. M.
Jennette, W. R.
Hatch, C. B.
Pope, M. W.
Crowe, J. W.
McCullen. L. C.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Knowles, Y. H.
Martin. E. J. & Son Co.
Mt. Olive Grocery & Hardware Co.
Ricks Bros. & Kornegav.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Hatch, C. B.
James, W. D.
Bell, J. D.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Sandlin & Jarman.
Southerland, R. J.

GROCERS.
Crowe, J. W.
Long, U. L.
Pope. M. W.
Anders. J. W.
Bell. J. D.
Knowles, Y. H.

Mt. Olive Grocery & Hardware Co.
Martin, E. J., & Son Co.
Lewis. J. M.
Fonnlty, C. A.
Jordan. A. F.
Jennette. W. R.
Ricks Bros. & Kornegay.
McCullen. L. C.
Hatch, B. H.
Hatch. C. B.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Mt. Olive Grocery & Hardware Co.
Ricks Bros. & Korneirny.
Martin. E. J.. * Son Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Cherrv. M. C S. (Life and Fire.)
Williamson. H. G. (Life.)

JEWELERS.
Harris. Mas.

LAWYERS.

Smith, Colin S.

Grady. A. S.

Langston, J. D.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.

Bell Lumber Co.

Mt. Olive Mfg. Co.

Pope. H. J.

Lee, Lovett.

Jordan, R. A.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Summerlin Bros.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Mt. Olive Mfg. Co. (Crates and
Barrels.)

Summerlin Bros. (Buggies.)
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Weekly Tribune— F. R. Mintz, Edi-
tor.

The Baptist — A. A. Smith, Editor.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Martin, E. J., & Son Co.

Mt. Olive Grocery & Hardware Co.

498

WAYNE COUNTY.

PRODUCE DKALERS.
English & Oliver.
English, D.
Andrews & Knowles.

tuumbers.
Summerlin Pros.
Wyatt, W. A.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Harris, Max.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Brown, Claude.

PRINTING OFFICES.
Mt. Olive Tribune Pub. Co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Williamson, H. G.
Hatch, C. B.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Knowles, Bodnev.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Pickett, Abb.

FREMONT.

Population. 1909, 1,200.

No. white polls. 120 ; No. colored
polls, 35.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $400,000.

Tax Rate: 45c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— W. B. Whitley.

Chief of Police — E. B. Bailev.

City Clerk— C. B. Aycock.

Treasurer — F. M. Watson.

Tax Collector — A. G. Daniels.

City Attorney— M. T. Dickinson.

City Supt. of Health— W. T. Tur-
lington.

Postmaster — S. G. Pate.

R. R. Agent — J. W. Morris. Jr., A.
C. L. Bailway.

Express Agent — J. W. Morris.

Telegraph Manager — J. W. Morris.
Jr., Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telephone Manager — C. C. Aycock,
Fremont Telephone Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Free Will Baptist — George Davis,
Pastor.

Baptist — N. H. Shepard, Pastor.

Christian — Cecil Outlaw, Pastor.

Episcopal — W. B. Noe, Bector.

Methodist— B. H. Black, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES

Fremont Graded Schools — M.
Edcerton. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES

.Tarinan Hotel.

Pine View Hotel.

ARCHITECTS.

Dickerson. C. S.

Clark. Thomas.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Fremont — J. T. Hooks
President; Cutler Bee, Cashier.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Nahunta Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Yelverton Bros.

Barnes & Flowers.

Yelverton & Whitley.

Short, J. E.

T.

Aycock, V. B., & Bro.
Davis & Hooks.
Dees & Whitley.
Peele & Copeland.
I '.i 'st Bros.

BOOK STORES.

Davis & Hicks.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Taylor, J. C.
Strickland, S. P.

CARRIAGE DEALERS.

Yelverton Bros.
Aycock & Hare.
Dealers' Bepair Shop.
Shackleford, Jerry H.
Salmons, W. N., & Co.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Yelverton, W. F.
Johnson, W. F.
Thompson. T. M.
Winders, G. A.
Whitlev, D. H.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Dickinson, C. S.
Clark, Thomas.
Thompson, A. P.

COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Yelverton. G. A.
Gurley, T. D.

CLOTHING AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Yelverton Bros.
Barnes & Thorn.
Short, J. B.
Davis & Hooks.
Dees & Whitley.
Peele vV Copeland.
Best Bros.

COTTON GINS.
Fremont Oil Mill Co.
Rose, C. L.

DENTISTS.
Smithson, Thomas W.

DRUGGISTS.
Bojrue. A. G.

DOCTORS.
Havs, L. O.
Turlington, W. T.
Smith, G. A.

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Yelverton Bros.
Barnes & Flowers.
Yelverton & Whitley.
Best Bros.
Short. J. B.
Aycock, 1". B., & Pro.
Davis & Hooks.
Dees & Whitley.
Peele & Copeland.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Floars, W. B. & J. W.

FRUIT DEALERS.
Whitley, D. H.
Winders, G. A.
Thompson. T. M.
Yelverton, W. F.
Johnson. W. B.
Taylor. J. C.

WAYNE COUNTY.

499

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Y el vert on Bros.

Barnes & Flowers.

Yelverton & Whitley.

Short/J. R.

Aycock, F. B.. & Bro.

Davis & Hooks.

Dees & Whitley.

Peele & Copeland.

Best Bros.

Fremont Oil Mill Co.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Tavlor, J. C.

Strickland, S. P.

FURNITURE DEALERS.
Yelverton Bros.
Barnes & Flowers.
Short, J. R.
Davis & Hooks.

GROCERS.
Yelverton, W. F.
Johnson. W. L.
Winders, G. A.
Whitley. D. H.

HARDWARE DEALERS.
Nahnnta Hardware Co.
Yelverton. G. A. (Fire).

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Yelverton. G. A. (Fire).
Lee & Watson (Fire).

JEWELERS.
Hnrtsfield. W. A.
LUMBER M'F'RS AND DEALERS.
Floars, W. B. & J. W.
Rose, C. L.

MACHINERY DEALERS.
Aycock & Hare.
Nahunta Hardware Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Fremont Oil Mill Co. (Cotton Seed
Products and Fertilizers).

Nahunta Brick Works (Bricks).
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Nahunta Hardware Co.
PAINTERS.
Peele, W. M.
Davis. Albert.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Yelverton Bros.
Dickenson, C. S.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Yelverton Bros.
Short, J. R.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Minshaw, N. D.
Yelverton, J. R. & G. B.
Dawson, W. P.
Davis, C. A.
Chase, R. E.
Martin Bros.
Exum, Pat.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Martin. Mrs. W. A.
Overman, Mrs. Mary.
Jones, Mrs. T. F.
Borden, Mrs. Ann.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Eureka Gin Co.
Eureka Lumber & Brick Co.

DUDLEY.

Incorporated in 1903.

Population, 1909: Whites, 65; col-
ored. SO; total, 145.

Value real estate, $45,632.85; value
personal property, $12,500.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — B. J. Bowden.

Postmaster — Mary A. Baker (col.)

R. R. Agent— Paul S. Newton, At-
lantic Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph — Paul S. New-
on,t Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Primitive Baptist — Jas. Roberts,
Goldsboro.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Bowden, W. B.

Herring, P. M.

Aldridge Bros, (col.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Grantham, Mrs. D. C.

LIVERY STABLES.

Grantham, D. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Bowden. W. B. (Turpentine Still).

EUREKA.

Incorporated in 1S75.

Population, 1909: Whites. 150; col-
ored, IS; total, 16S.

Value real estate. $66,000: value
personal property, $30,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayo-. — W. A. Martin.

Postmaster — W. D. Dawson.

Chief of Police — L. D. Minshaw.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Eureka High School— E. B. Phillips.
Principal.

DOCTORS.

Benton, G. R.

Jones, T. F.

PIKEVILLE.

Population, 1909: Whites, 400; col-
ored, 100; total, 500.

Value real estate. $100,000 ; value per-
sonal property. $25,000.

Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— -Geo. Barnes.
Postmaster — Thos. Hales.
Chief of Policei — George Carraway.
R. R. Agent — S. S. Smith, Atlantic
Coast Line.

Manager Telegraph— S. S. Smith,
Western Union.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — Rev. Mr. Stansel, Pas-
tor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pikeville High School — Uaine Free-
man, Principal.

DOCTORS.
I'erson, E. C.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Smith, Ham & Co.
Hosea Bros.

500

WAYNE— WILKES.

Williams, J. II., & Co.
Stafford & Wife.

MILLINERS.
Smith, Mrs. S. S.
Hosea, Mrs.
Albritton, Mrs. W. B.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Hotel Wayne.

LIVERY STABLES.

Smith, R. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Smith, Berger & Co. (Cotton Gins).

WILKES COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WILKESBORO.

Formed in 1777. Named in honor of John Wilkes, the English statesman.

Area, 700 square miles.

Population, 2(5,872. White males, 11,920; white females, 12,575; negro
males, 1,162; negro females, 1,275; foreign born, 12.

Value or real estate, $2,195,499; value of personal property, $1,124,078.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,935,419 ; by negroes, . $64,158.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 21 2-3 on the $100; poor, 2c: roads and
bridges, 10c.; special, 18 l-2c. County bonded debt, $57,000.

County bouded debt, $57,000.

Public Roads: No. miles, 500. Worked by old system.

RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Wilkesboro & Jefferson Turnpike Co., assessed value $ 700.00

Southern Railway, 18.11 miles, assessed value 527,597.55

Southern Express Co., assessed value 1,6S3.6S

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 665.10

Horton, Telephone Co., assessed value 1,796.00

Superior Court Terms: 6th Monday before 1st Monday in March; 1st
Monday after 1st Monday in March; 4th Monday before 1st Monday in
September; 5th Monday after 1st Monday in September.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — C. H. Somers,
Wilkesboro.

Sheriff — P. E. Brown, Wilkesboro.

Register of Deeds— O. F. Blevins,
Wilkesboro.

Treasurer — P. E. Brown, Wilkes-
boro.

Coroner — W. M. Sebastian, North
Wilkesboro, R. F. D. No. 2.

Surveyor — G. G. Ellidge, Hayes,

Co. Supt. of Health — E. M. Hutchins,
North Wilkesboro.

Co. Supt. of Schools— C. C. Wright,
Hunting Creek.

Supt. of County Home — J. N.
Brooks, North Wilkesboro.

Co. Board of Education — R. A.
Spainhour, Wilkesboro; C. F. Fields,
Lomax ; V. McGinnis, Boomer.

County Commissioners — C. H. Cal-
vard, (chrm.), Wilbar; A. G. Hen-
dren, Straw; A. Brewer, North
Wilkesboro, R. F. D. No. 2.

County Board of Elections — C. F.
Morrison, A. B. Williams, C. U.
Davis.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Antioch Township — R. A. S. Pegram,
Dellaplane; L. M. Jarvis, Jarvis ; A.
Mathis, Jarvis; W. B. Harris, Della-
plane.

Beaver Creek — M. J. Smith, Boomer ;
A. J. Foster, Kendall ; C. L. Harley,
Kendall.

Boomer — J. E. Howell, Boomer; W.

B. Reeves, Goshen.

Brushy Mountain — L. S. Jolly, Gil-
reath ; J. J. Hendren, Gilreath ; L. A.
Hubbard, Gilreath; E. P. Rominson,
Wilkesboro; Frank Moore, Wilkes-
boro.

Edwards — N. E. Parlier, Ronda; R.
J. Carter, State Roads; D. A. Alisher,
Austin ; J. F. Alexander, Austin.

Elk— W. T. Hand, Elkville; R. L.
Profflt, Eikville; K. R. Lansford, Elk-
ville; B. C. Triplett, Hendrix.

Job's Cabin— W. M. Wilcox, Parson-
ville; J. W. Church, Summit; H. O.
Parsons, Stanton.

Lovelace — Rufus Transeau, Hunting
Creek; G. H. Haynes, Top; P. H.
Moore, Hunting Creek.

Moravian Falls — J. R. Parker, Mo-
ravian Falls ; E. D. Milan, Poors
Knob ; W. A. Brayhill, Poors Knob.

Mulberry— J. D. Hall, Halls Mill; P.
E. Dancy, North Wilkesboro ; H. E.
Harrold, Fair Plains.

North AVilkesboro— G. W. Upchurch,
North Wilkesboro ; George R. Reeves,
North Wilkesboro; J. S. Foster, North
Wilkesboro.

Reddies River — J. A. Pierce, Mil-
ler's Creek ; J. A. Rhodes, Miller's
Creek ; C. P. Crysel, Wilkesboro.

Rock Creek — W. W. Myers, North
Wilkesboro; W. W. Harris, North
Wilkesboro; J. S. Handy, North
Wilkesboro.

Somers — W. C. Myers, Osbornville;

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R. M. Johnson, Windy Gap; C. L.
Madison, Osbornville.

Trap Hill— C. C. Pruitt, Chuckle; M.
A. Lyon, Trap Hill.

Union— J. T. Royal, Perry; J. C.
Vannoy, Vannoy ; W. H. James, Wil-
bar.

Walnut Grove — J. P. Church, Dock-
ery; W. F. Hall, Dehart; J. A. Myers,
Dockery.

Wilkesboro— R. M Staley, Wilkes-
boro; C. F. Morrison, Wilkesboro; T.
M. Crysel. Wilkesboro.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

McNeil, M., Moravian Falls.

Burchett, J. W., Boomer.

Burchett, J. F., Roaring River.

Dawson, W. L., Moravian Falls.

White, D. J., New Castle.

Pordue, A. T., Roaring River.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Roaring River High School — U. A.
Miller, Principal, Roaring River.

Bugaboo High School— W. R. Hen-
dren. Principal, Dimmette.

Ronda High School— Miller Bum-
garner, Principal, Ronda.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Somers, L. P., New Castle.

Cook, C. L., Ronda.

Higgius, T. H., Ink.

Pegram, R. W. S., Dellaplane.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWN8.

Church, L. L.. Reedy Branch.

Wyatt, R. F., Millers Creek.

Scroggs & Co., Moravian Falls.

Carlton, J. A.. Boomer.

Lomax, P. A., Lomax.

Myers, W. C, Osbornville.

Moore, E. C, Bushy Mountain.

Faw, R. E., Haymeadow.

Paplin Bros., Ronda.

Kellev Harris, Trap Hill.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Meadows, W. C, Milling Co.. Poors
Knob.

Hoots Bros., Benham.

Dimmette Bros., Dimmette.

Joines, W., Joynes.

SAW MILLS.

Hix, A. P., North Wilkesboro.

Stafford, E. F., North Wilkesboro.

Minton, L. L., Wilkesboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.

Whittington, J. L., Whittington.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Sales, Miss M. E., Brier Creek.

Myers, Miss Minnie, Brier Creek.

Miller, G. W., Cowles.

Foster, A. J., Boomer.

Ferguson, Miss Mattie, Boomer.

Isbell, J. H., Kings Creek.

Triplett, Miss Stella, Adley.

Crouch, I. M., Moravian Falls.

Parleir, Mrs. Creasie. Poors Knob.

Hoots, W. R., Oakwoods.

Couch, Miss Pearl, Poors Knob.

Jennings, Olin, Poors Knob.

Church, Crosby, Adley.

Comer, W. T., Roaring River.

Thompson, W. S., Roaring River.

Steelman, M. G., Adley.

Miller, U. A., Dimmette.

Bumgarner, M. F., Ronda.

Walls. A. C. Ronda.

Mathis, J. H., Elkin.

Fields, C. F., Benham.

Gentry, T. A., State Road.

Settle, E. W., Benham.

Durham, W. A., Roaring River.

Jones, Miss Edith, Mulberry.

Cook, Miss Ina, Ronda.

Hayes, A. B., Hays.

Absher, M. E., Hays.

Dillard, Emma, Haymeadow.

Holder, Mrs. Alice, Mulberry.

McGrady, John, North Wilkesboro.

Higgins, Miss Laura, North Wilkes-
boro.

Johnson, J. F., Jennings.

Crater, Miss Bertha, Cycle.

Wilborn. L. D., New Castle.

White, T. S-, New Castle.

Redding, J. T.. New Castle.

Martin, L. L., Ronda.

Sebastian, D. C, Haymeadow.

Finley, Miss Ella, North Wilkesboro.

Wiles, D. G., North Wilkesboro.

Gilreath, Miss J. M., Moravian Falls.

Maxwell, W. P., Riverside.

Yates, F. G., Purlear.

Walls, Edwin, Boomer.

Glass, Valeria, Straw.

McNeil, Miss Hattie, Wilkesboro, R.
F. D. No. 1.

Ferguson, C. H., Goshen.

Howell, Miss Addie, North Wilkes-
boro.

Eller, J. L., Purlear.

Thomason, J. A., Purlear.

Sebastian, W. H., Haymeadow.

Woodruff, W. D., North Wilkesboro.

Edwards, W. S., Roaring River.

Elliotte, J. S., Knottville.

Dimmette, Miss Ethel, N. Wilkes-
boro.

Campbell, Smyth, Osbornville.

Walker, C. C, New Castle.

Sale, Mrs. Addie E., New Castle.

Walker, H. H., New Castle.

Hutchinson, S. C, Traphill.

Billings, Miss Roxie, Traphill.

Carter, L. C, Austin-

Debard, C. C, Traphill.

Lyon, Stewart, Traphill.

Settle, Miss Ada, Benham.

Waddell, R. M., Zebra.

Joines, Floss, Joynes.

Kerley. Miss Ethel, Whittington.

Wyatt, Miss Carrie, Perry.

Wyatt. W. A., Vannoy.

Vannoy, Miss Sallie. Wilbar.

Faw, C. C, Millers Creek.

McGlamery, O. M., McGuire.

Burgess, J. D., Wagoner.

Sale, Worth, Brier Creek.

Carlton, Miss Nora, Boomer.

Steelman, Miss Myrtle, Adley.

Miller, Mrs. Blanche, Cowles.

Bell, Miss Victoria, Ronda.

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WILKES COUNTY.

Pardue, Mrs. M. s.. Bonda.

Carter, Mrs. Myrtle, Austin.

Gentry, J. W.. State Road.

Elmore, E. M., Nortb Wilkesboro.

Bumgarner, Miss Efiie, Stanton.

Foster, U. G., Champion.

Welch, Miss Minnie, Mt. Zion.

Yates, L. C, Stanton.

Bumgarner, Miss Elizabeth, Millers
Creek.

Gilreath, Miss Florence, Moravian
Falls.

Jennings, Miss Carrie, Hays.

Joines, Miss Metta, Abshers.

Elledge, Elbert, Hays.

Andrews, E. J., North Wilkesboro.

Thomasson, Miss Sallie, Buckshoals.

Elledge, Miss Mariah, Hays.

Alexander, Mrs. Nora, North Wilkes-
boro, R. F. D. No. 1.

Norman, Miss Lessie, New Castle.

Carter, Mrs. Mattie, Austin.

Joines, C. M., Joynes.

McNeill, Miss Cora, Wilkesboro.

Myers, Miss Dora, Dehart.

Gambill, Miss Viola, Newlife.

Sebastian, Mrs. Ellen, Dockery.

Billings, C. E., Moxley.

Joines, W. F., Absher.

Handy, Mrs. Susie, Ink.

Myers, Miss Nora, Newlife.

Sebastian, A. L., Haymeadow.

Hendren, W. R., Straw.

Miller, Miss Lillian, Wilkesboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.

Miller, Miss Cora, Straw.

Foster, Mrs. Bessie, Oakwoods.

Suttlemyer, E. G., Wilkesboro.

Anderson, I. P., Wilkesboro.

Lunn, Miss Louise, Wilkesboro.

Coletrane, W. G., North Wilkesboro.

Hyman, Miss Elizabeth, North
Wilkesboro.

Rudesill, Miss Nettie, North Wilkes-
boro.

White. Willie. North Wilkesboro.

Johnson, Miss Essie, North Wilkes-
boro.

Edwards, Miss Hattie, North
Wilkesboro.

Legrande, Miss Annie Sue. North
Wilkesboro.

Perry. Miss Edith, Wilkesboro.

Powell, Miss Carrie, Wilkesboro.

Powell, Miss Elizabeth, Wilkesboro.

Benton, Miss Lydia, Wilkesboro.

B. K. Agent— J. L. Clement, South-
ern Railway Co.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Clement.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— B. F. Hargett, Pastor.
>-i:i[>tist — L. P. Gwaltney, Pastor.
Presbyterian — C. W. Robinson, Pas-
lur.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Wilkesboro High Sehool— E. G. Sut-
tlemyre. Supt.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Wilkes — R. A. Spainhour,
President ; C. M. Sheets, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
White, J. W.
Turner, J. M.

DRUGGISTS.
White Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Spainhour, R. A., & Co.
Welborn & Davis.
Smithey's Cheap Store.
Hubbard. J. T.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Smithev Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.
Henderson & Smithy.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Spainhour, R. A., & Co.
Webster, J. L.

LAWYERS.
Finley & Hendren.
Cranor, H. A.
Barber, W. W.
Benbow & Caviness.
Hackett & Gilreath.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Chronicle — E. R. MacBryde,
Editor.

The Patriot — Henry Reynolds, Edi-
tor.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Hall & Hall.

WILKESBORO.

Incorporated in 1S89.

Population, 1909: White, 800; col-
ored, 200; total, 1,000.

Value real estate, $250,000; value
personal property, $75,000.

Tax Rate: 65c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — H. A. Cranon.

Postmaster — Mrs. Maud Henderson.

Chief of Police— C. M. Cranon.

Treasurer- — B. S. Call.

Tax Collector — Chas. Cranon.

NORTH WILKESBORO.

Incorporated in 1901.

Population, 1900: White, 1.800; col-
ored, 200; total, 2,000.

Value real estate, S414.500; value
personal property, $612,189.

Tax Rate: $1.10 on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
• Mayor — T. B. Jenkins.

^osmaster — Walter H. Jones.

Chief of Police — D. S. Lane

R. R. Agent — J. L. Clement, South-
ern Railway.

Manager Telegraph — J. L. Clement.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Baptist — C. M. Rock, Pastor.

Presbyterian — C. W. Robinson,
Pastor.

Methodist — Z. Paris. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

North AVilkesboro Graded School —
Prof. Coltrane, Superintendent.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of North Wilkesboro — J. E. |
Finley. President : R. W. Gwyn,^

WILKES— WILSON.

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Cashier.

Citizens Loan & Trust Co. — J. H.
Johnson, President; H. W. Horton,
Cashier.

Deposit & Savings Bank — W. F.
Trogdon, President; H. O. Absher,
i Cashier.

DOCTORS.

Horton, W. P.

Gilreath, F. H.

Duncan, J. E.

Dr. Hutchins.

DRUGGISTS.

Brame 'Drug Co.

North Wilkesboro Drug Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Spainhour-Sydnor Dry Goods Co.

Church, A. M., & Sous.

Myers, J. I., & Son.

Hemphill, J. L., & Co.

Forester, F. D., & Co.

Absher & Blackburn-

New York Bargain House.

Call, C.

Blair & Co.

Vannoy & McNeil.

Hart, E. L., & Co.

Shook & Co.

Henry & Thompson.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Blue Mont Hotel.

LIVERY STABLES.

Todd & Myers.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Smoot, C. C, & Sons Co. (Tannery).
Oak Furniture Co.
Forest Furniture Co.
Absher, W. M., & Co.
Giant Lumber Co.

Wilkesboro Manufacturing Co.
(Building Materials).
Wallace, J. V. (Foundry).
Call Milling Co.
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.
Coffey Manufacturing Co.

LAWYERS.
Hackett, F. D.
Hayes, Johnson.
Mr. Jones.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Hnstler— W. E. Pharr, Editor.
Satnrday News — R. F. Reynolds,
Editor.

DENTISTS.

Taylor, W.. A.
Hauser, L. A.

BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

North Wilkesboro Building & Loan
Association.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
Gwyn & Calvard.

WILSON COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, WILSON.

Formed in 1854. Named in honor of General Louis Wilson. (War with
Mexico.)

Value of real estate, $4,201,501; value of personal property. $2,705,130.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $6,600,953; by negroes, $316,798.

No. of Schools: For whites, 48; for negroes. 26.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 30c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 20c. (ex-
cept in Wilson Township, where it is 25 cents.)

County bonded debt. $13,000.

Public Roads: Worked by taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS C03IPANIES.

Dixie Lighting Co., assessed value $ 1,900.00

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 31.27 miles .assessed value 913,958.93

Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 1.353.00

The Pullman Co., assessed value 5,206.22

Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 9.572.00

Southern Railway — Rolling Stock, assessed value 36,798.00

Southern Express Co., assessed value 5,077.09

American Telephone & Telegraph Co., assessed value 6.734.40

Norfolk & Southern Railway, 23.34 miles, assessed value 232.2S0.S0

Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 15,806.10

Superior Court Terms: February 7th; May 16th; September 5th; Novem-
ber 14th, for civil cases only; December 19th, for criminal cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court— S. G. Mewborne.
Wilson.

Sheriff— W. D. P. Sharp, Wilson.

Register of Deeds — Jno. R. Dildy,
Wilson.

Treasurer — W. T. Farmer, Wilson.

Coroner— H. B. Best, Wilson.

Co. Supt. of Health— W. S. Ander-

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J. Barnes,
A. Stott,

son, Wilson.

Co. Supt. of Schools-
Wilson.

Supt. of County Homi
Wilson.

Co. Board of Education — B. J.
Thompson, Stantonsburg ; Nathan
Bass, Lucama, R. F. D. ; R. T. Barnes,
Kenly, R. F. D.

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WILSON COUNTY.

Co. Commissioners — W. L. Banks,
(chrm.). Wilson; J. H. Forbes, Sara-
toga, K. F. D. ; J .S. Tomlinson, Black
Creek; T. W. Williams, Elm City; J.
T. Revelle, Kenly, R. F. D.

County Board of Elections — O. P.
Dickinson, (chrm.) ; L. P. Woodard,
A. B. Boykin.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Wilson Township — R. E. Townsend,
Wilson; J. F. Farmer, Wilson; W. R.
Wood, Wilson ; E. G. Barnes. Wilson ;
J. B. Vick, Wilson; T. E. Keel. Wil-
son ; R. W. MacFarland, Wilson ;
Amos Hayes, Wilson ; E. S. 'Toney,
Wilson.

Black Creek— B. E. Barnes. Black
Creek ; ,T. H. Thompson, Black Creek ;
J. G. Mercer, Black Creek ; Barnes
Daniels, Black Creek.

Cross Koads — A. T. Barnes, Lucama ;
Z. R. Davis, Lucama ; J. S. Hayes,
Lucama.

Spring Hill — G. R. Watson. Lucama ;
Peele, Kenly; Ransom Kirby, Lucama.

Old Fields— J. W. Bissett. W. B.
Coleman, R. H. Boswell, Grover T.
Lamm, A. F. Fulgham, Tavlor, R. F.
D. : T. R. Simpson, W. B. Kirbv.
Wilson, R. F. D. ; R. T. Barnes. Chas.
P. Nichols.

Taylor's— W. D. Dew, Wilson ; H.
T. O'Neal.

Toisnot— G. R. Winstead. E. T.
Braswell. J. P. Whitehead, ,T. T. Wat-
son, J. H. Barclay, Elm Citv.

Gardner's— .Tno. H. Robbins, Wil-
bank; Cofleld Carnes, Saratoga; Geo.
W. Thomas, Wilson ; J. F. Owens,
Wilson.

Saratoga — J. R. Eagles. R. E. By-
num, S. H. Tyson. W. H. Windham,
J. T. Owens, Saratoga.

Stantonshurg — R. M. Whitley.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Primtive Bantist — .T. S. Woodard.
Wilson, R. F. D. ; Wm. Woodard. Wil-
son, R. F. D. ; Geo. W. Boswell. Wil-
son, R. F. D. No. 3; Jesse Barnes,
Lucama. R. F. D.

Free Will Baptist— P. T. Lucas, Lu-
cama. R. F. D.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elm City School— R. E. Hunt, Prin-
cipal.

Saratoga — Miss Daisy Bryant, Prin-
cipal.

Stantonshurg — Arthur Raines, Prin-
cipal.

Lucama— J. L. Woodard Principal.

Rock Ridge — S. E. Eure, Principal,
Taylor. R. F. D. No. 1.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Powell, E. C, Tavlor. R. F. D.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Bissett, C. F., & Son, Tavlor, R.
F. D.

Boykin, E. T., Taylor, R. F. D.

Deans, J. F., Wilson, R. F. D.

Taylor Supply Co., Sims.

Bissett, L. H., Sims.

Williams, N. W., Neverson.

Kirby, W. B., Wilson. R. F. D.

Woodard, L. P., Wilson, R. F. D.

Rose, M. G., Evansdale.

Applewhite, Jonathan, Moyeton.

Thomas, Geo. Wilson, R. F. D.

Batts, W. E., Elm City, R. F. D.

Dew, Geo., Wilson. R. F. D.

Lamm, Manton, Wilson, R. F. D.

Whitehead. Geo. W., Elm City, R.
F. D.

COTTON GINS.

Southern Cotton Oil Co.

Farmers Cotton Oil Co.

Woodard, Jas. Ed., Wilson.

Bailey, J. L., Elm City.

Elm City Improvement Co.

Langley, V. C, Elm Citv.

Batts, W. E., Elm City, R. F. D.

Bridgersville Stock Co., Elm City,
R. F. D.

Sharp, W. D. P., Wilson.

Dawes, Z. L., Elm City, R. F. D.

Weaver, J. H., Elm City, R. F. D.

Lansjley, W. H., Elm City, R. F. D.

Webb, Morrison, Elm City, R. F. D.

Briggs, R. G., Wilson.

Dew, J. T., & Bro.. Wilson.

Lamm, T. R.. Wilson.

Watson, Ruffln, Wilson, R. F. D.

Eatman, T. W., Wilson, R. F. D.

Boykin, H. W., Wilson, R. F. D.

Burnett, J. M., Wilson, R. F. D.

Wilson Light & Power Co., Wilson.

Kirbv, W. B., Taylor, R. F. D.

Boykin, S. T., Taylor, R. F. D.

Boykin. Couday, Tavlor, R. F. D.

Flowers. D. D., Taylor. R. F. D.

Brown, U. L., Baileys. R. F. D.

Bunn, N. A., Tayor, R. F. D.

Bailev, Thos., Kenly. R. F. D.

Hinnant. Chas. O., Kenly, R. F. D.

Kirbv. Ransom. Lucama, R. F. D.

Watson, Green W., Kenly, R. F. D.

Stancill, Jno. W., Lucama, R. F. D.

Williamson, I. L., Lucama, R. F. D.

Lamm. H. W., Lucama, R. F. D.

Barnes. Amos, Lucama.

Aycock, J. M. & M. B., Black Creek.

Carr, F. F., Wilson.

Home, J. S., Black Creek.

Stantonsburg Supply Co., Stantons-
hurg.

Davis &• Craves. Evansdale.

Lane. H. B.. Wilson. R. F. D.

Moore, A. J., Jr., Whitakers.

Felton, I. C, Saratoga.

Woodard. L. P., Wilson, R. F. D.

Walston Bros., Saratoga.

Croft Bros.. Saratoga.

Tvson, S. H., Saratoga.

Proctor. R. B.. Saratoga, R. F. D.

Pnrress. Jno. T., Saratoga.

Ell's. J. R.. Fountain.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Wilson Light & Power Co., Wilson

Brigiis, R. G., Wilson.

Finch, Frank, Wilson, R. F. D.
SAW MILLS.

Dew. J. T., & Bro., Wilson.

Whitley, J. L., Wilson.

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Massey, F. D., Wilson.

Boykin, S. T., Taylor.

Bissett, C. F., Bailey.

Gay, Jas., Wilson.

Simms, W. W., Co., Wilson.

Weaver, Sidney, Elm City, R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Ellis, Miss Lucy, Wilson.

Watson, Miss Eva, Wilson.

Young, Miss India, Sharpsburg.

High, Miss Etta. Wilson, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Farmer, Miss Julia, Wilson.

Dean, Miss Henrietta, Wilson.

Dean, Miss Ella, Wilson.

Dean, Miss Emma, Wilson.

Farrior, Miss Fannie, Wilson.

Boyette, Miss Lillian, Wilson, R. F.
D. No. 2.

Powell, F. W., Wilson, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Powell, Mrs. Martha, Wilson, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Aycock, W. P., Black Creek.

Lamm, Miss Ida, Black Creek.

Lancaster, F. E., Black Creek.

Peele, Miss Agnes, Wilson.

Hayes, Miss Narcissus, Wilson.

Egerton, Miss Belle, Wilson.

Egerton. Miss Bessie. Wilson.

Woodard, J. L., Lucama.

Pollard, J. W., Lucama.

Barnes, James E., Lucama.

Dickinson, Miss Alice. Lucama.

Crocker. Miss Leone. Lucama.

Smith, Miss Daisey, Lucama.

Moore, Miss Mamie, Kenly, R. F. D.
No. 3.

Hinnant, Miss Fannie, Kenly, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Sasser, Miss Essie, Lucama, R. F. D.
No. 4.

Sasser. Miss Maggie, Lucama, R. F.
-. No. 4.

Bailey. Mrs. W.. Kenly.

Peele. Miss Cramer, Lucama, R. F.
D. No. 4.

Smith, J. E., Lucama, R. F. D. No. 4.

Wilkinson, Mrs. H. R., Kenly, R. F.
D. No. 3.

Johnson, Mrs. O. M., Bailey.

Eure, S. E.. Taylor.

Landers. Miss L„ Tavlor.

Norris, Miss Lina, Taylor.

Flowers, D. L., Taylor.

Tippett, B. W., Neverson.

McGowan, Miss Margaret. Elm City.

McOowan. Miss Mary. Elm City.

Thomas, Miss Inez, Elm City.

Barkley, Miss Winnie, Elm City.

Jenkins, Miss Emily, Elm City.

Edwards. Miss Lucv. Elm City.

Crocker. Mrs. Josephus, Elm Citv.

Hunt. R. E., Elm City.

Wallace. Mrs. Mary E.. Elm City.

Moore, Miss Bettie, Elm City.

Moore, Miss Lula. Elm City.

Crumpler, Miss Rosa, Elm City.

Williams. Miss Pattie, Elm City.

Webb, Miss Bettie. Saratoga.

Webb, Miss Maggie, Saratoga.

Bryant, Miss Daisy, Saratoga.
Collins, Miss Mattie, Saratoga.
Forbes, Miss Rosa, Saratoga.
Chapman, Miss Lala, Wilson.
McKeel, Miss Florence, Saratoga.
Ranes. Arthur, Stantonsburg.
Stancil, Miss Annie, Stantonsburg.
Bailey, Mrs. Mary, Evansdale.
Peele. J. D., Lucama.
Flowers, L. P., Lucama, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Lamm. Miss Delia, Bailey.

WILSON.

Population. 1909: 8,000; No. white
polls listed, 604; No. colored polls. 426.

Value real estate and personal prop-
erty. $3,142,586.

Tax Rate, 75c. on the .$100.

Bonded debt, $173,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. W. Briggs.

Chief of Police — James H. Marsh-
burn.

City Clerk— T. A. Hinnant.

Treasurer — W. E. Warren.

Tax Collector — T. A. Hinnant.

Standard-Keeper — L. Moye.

City Attorney — II. G. Connor, Jr.

City Snpt. of Health— W. S. Ander-
son.

Postmaster — B. T. Person.

R. R. Agents— O. D. Stanley. Atlan-
tic Coast Line; W. J. Williams, Nor-
folk & Southern.

Express Agent — J. R. Hardy.

Telegraph Managers — Miss Skinnell,
Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.; W. V.
Emory, Western Union.

Telephone Manarer — E. S. Pnddison.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Missionary Baptist — J. M. Dunna-
w ay. Pastor.

Christian— S. P. Speigel. Pastor.

Methodist— Geo. F. Smith. Pastor.

Primitive Baptist— P. D. Gold. Wm.
Woodard, Sr., J. F. Farmer. James S.
Woodnrd. Pastors.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Wilson Graded School— C. L. Coon,
Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

New Briggs Hotel.

Seabrook Hotel.

Imperial Hotel.

Belmont Hotel.

Rice. J. M.

Dunn, W. J.

Dew, Moses.

Onrhfim, Mrs. W. C.

Mydyette House.

Peace, Miss Ella.

ARCHITECTS.

Benton, C. E.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Branch Banking Co. — J. C. Hales,
President; H. H. Murray, Cashier.

First National Bank — J. F. Bruton,
President; W. E. Warren, Cashier.

Citizens Bank — R. G. Briggs, Presi-

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WILSON COUNTY.

dent; W. M. Farmer, Cashier.

Savings Bunk — .1. F. Bruton, Presi-
dent: E. T. Barnes, Cashier.
BAKERS.

Ruffin, C. B.

BRICK MANUFACTURERS.

Lucas. \V. O.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.

Oettingor. J. & D.

Gay, A. T.

Williams, J. T.. & Co.

Ruffin, W. D.

Arlkins. J. S.

Fulgham, R. H.. & Co.

Young-. W. B.

Bullock, J. D.

Woodard, P. L., & Co.

Hartley, Harris & Co.

Tomlinson, L. S., & Co.

Lentil, J. M.

Islar( Joseph.

Ward, Sam.

Kannon, N.

Baker Bros.

Porhes, M.

BOOK STORES.

Gill, J. W.

Wilson Drug Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.

Moore. W. J.

Gill, J. H.

Armstrong-, A. J.
BUILDING*; LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Wilson Home & Loan.

Atlantic.
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'RS.

Hackney Bros.

Clark Bros. & Pettus.

Wilson Live Stock Co.

Pryan. J. L. & W. R.

Farmer, ,T. O.

Wilson Grocery Co.
CLUBS.

Nahnnta.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Anderson, S. W.

Deans, P. B.

Foote. T. J.

CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.

Ruffin, C. B.

Barnes-Graves Grocery Co.

Moody-Carroll Co.

Boston Candy Kitchen.

Brnswell-Webb Co.

Strickland & Lewis.

Lee. J. D.

Rilev. .T. W., & Co.

Matthews. J. L.

Farmer. C. P.

Pass. J. R.

High. W. I.

Weaver. W. F.

Pnker Bros.

Hnrrell. R.

Forties. M.

Brnswell. D. C.

Paries Bros.

rnvTR»rTOi?<! AND BUILDERS.

Wilkins Bros.

Killett, E. F.

Co.
Co.

& Co.
Co.

Deans, John B.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.

Nurney, C. N.
Boykin, W. J.

Dennis Simmons Lumber Co.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Wilson Chamber of Commerce —
President, Jonas Oettinger; Secretary,
S. B. Rierson.

CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.

Oettinger, J. & D.

Gay, A. T.

Adkins. J. S.

Gay, Charles.

Young. W. R.

Hadley, Harris &

Williams, J. T.. &

Ward, Sam.

Karm.in, N.

Lamm. T. R.

Tomlinson. L. S.,

Woodard, P. L., &

Islar, Josenh.

COTTON GINS.

Farmers' Cotton Oil Co.

Wilson Oil Co.

DENTISTS.

Edmundson, J. R.

Hooks. Oscar.

Yelverton, Hugh.

Thompson. C. A.

TOB4CCO DEALERS.

Tobacco Redrving & Storage Co.

The Imperial Tobacco Co.

Watson, R. P., & Co.

Dibrell Bros.

The American Tobacco Co.
DRUGGISTS.

Patterson Drug Co.

Wilson Drug Co.

Turl'iicrton & Moore.

TTorrip"-. Donne.

Tdenl Drug Co.

DOCTORS.

Anderson, W. S.

Herring. N. B.

Moore. C. E.

Dickinson. E. T.

Herring, B. S.

Anderson, AV. H.

Anderson, N.

Williams. A. F.

Best, Henry.

Swindell. C. L.

Moore, K. C.

Hargrove. F. S. (col.)

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Oettinger. J. &. D.

Gav, Allen T.
Williams. J. T.. & Co.

Fulgham, R. H.

Gay, Charles.

Ruffin. W. D.
Ward, Sam.

Adkins. J. S.

Young. W. B.
Karmnn, N.

Bullock, J. D.
Tsler, Joseph.
Forbes. M.

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307

Baker Bros.

HARDWARE DEALERS.

Leath, J. M.

Mayo & Watson.

POWEB AND LIGHT COMPANIES.

Mayo, W. C.

Wilson Light & Power Co.

Wilson Hardware Co.

The Town of Wilson.

Dildy & Agnew.

FRUIT DEALERS.

HOSPITALS.

Boston Candy Co.

Wilson Sanatorium.

Barnes-Harrell Co.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Barnes-Graves Grocery Co.

Stanton, George W. (Fire and Life.)

Moodv-Carroll Co.

Brown, H. D. (Life.)

Riley, J. W.

Nadall, E. F. (Fire.)

Braswell-Webb Co.

Williams, B. W. (Fire.)

Lee, J. D.

Townseud. R. C. (Fire and Life

\

Ruffin-High Co.

Whitehead, James S. (Fire

and

Lamm, T. R.

Life.)

Strickland & Lewis.

Barnes, John. (Fire and Life.)

Farmer, C. P.

Banks, W. L. (Life.)

Woodai-fl, W. H., Co.

Cobb, E. L. (Life.)

Matthews. J. L.

Roberts, Fred. (Life.)

Bass, .T. R.

Miller, T. F. (Life.)

High. W. I.

Alexander. V. M. (Life.)

Baker Bros.

Wise, P. T. (Life.)

Harrell. E.

Deans, Earnest (Life.)

Braswell, D. G.

Wilson Insurance & Realty

Co.

Barnes Bros.

(Fire and Life.)

FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.

Parker, S. B. (Life.)

Woodard. P. L., & Co.

. Willingham, T. L. (Life.)

Hndlev. Harris & Co.

JEWELERS.

Wilson Oil Mill.

Privett & Co.

Formers' Cotton Oil Co.

Burden. W. J.

Davis. F. S., & Co.

Ohurohwell, E. B.

Tomlinson, L. S.. fr Co.

Church well. W. J.

FLORISTS.

Blanvelt, E. M.

Starr, Mrs. G. J.

LAUNDRIES.

FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.

Wilson Steam Laundry.

Hinnaut. Berry.

Jung Wah.

Ives, J. B.

LAWYERS.

Phillips, Charles.

Daniels. C. C.

FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.

Swindell. F. D.. Jr.

Wainwrijrht. George H.

Bardin, J. D.

Shealy, .T. W.

Lucas. W. A.

Davis, W. J.

Connor, H. G.. Jr.

FURNITURE DEALERS.

Connor, George W.

Tucker, G. S., & Co.

Dickinson. O. P.

Quinn, C. W., & Co.

Farmer. J. A.

Wilson Furniture Co.

Finch. W. A.

GROCERS.

Brnt<">n. John F.

Wilson Grocery Co.

Woodard, F. A.

Boykin Grocery Co.
Walls Grocery Co.

Woodard. S. A.
Wondard. John E.

Woodard, C, & Co.

Hassell. F. S.

Woodard, W. H., & Co.

LUMBER M'R'RS AND DEALER!

Boston Candy Co.

Bryant Lumber Co.

Barnes-Harrell Co.

Simms, W. W., Lumber Co.

Barnes Grocery Co.

Colonial Pine Co.

Moodv-Carroll Co.

Russell. W. L.

Riley, J. W.

Shook & Lumber Co.

Braswell-Webb. Co.

MARBLE WORKS.

Lee, J. D.

Watson, Gaston.

Rnffln-High Co.

Wilson Marble Works.

Lamm, T. R.

Wood. W. R.

Strickland & Lewis.

MACHINERY DEALERS.

Farmer, C. P.

Davis, W. J.

Woodard, W. H., Co.

Shealy, J. W.

Matthews. J. L.

Hinnant, T. A.

Bass, ,T. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

High, W. I.

Hackney Buggy Co.

Baker Bros.

Hackney Wagon Co.

Harrell. B.

Wilson Shook & Lumber Cornp

any.

Braswell. D. G.

(Boxes.)

. Barnes Bros.

Guilford Plaster Co.

50S

WILSON COUNTY.

Contentnea Guano Co.
Contentnea Concrete Co.
Wilson Cotton Mill.
Runnyinede Knitting Mill.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Daily Times— J. D. Gold, Editor.

Zion's Landmark. — P. D. Gold, Edi-
tor.

The Messenger— J. T. Jenkins, Edi-
tor.

Carolina Evangel— W. G. Walker,
Editor.

PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.

Wilson Hardware Co.
Mayo & Watson.
Dildy & Agnew.
Mayo, W. C.

PAINTER8.

Nolly, Charles.
Williams, W. W.
Parmer, Thad.
Nolly, W. B.
Nolly, Tony.
Harrell. Tom-.

PRODUCE DEALERS.

Woodard, W. H., Co.
Boykin Grocery Co.
Wells Grocery Co.
Wilson Grocery Co.
Barnes-Harrell Co.
Lee, J. W., & Co.

PLUMBERS.

Lancaster, A. L.
Alphin & Thompson.

PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.

Burden. W. J.
Churchwell. W. J.
Privett & Co.
Whitson, W. J.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Foust, O. V.
Weaver & Woody.

PRINTING OFFICES.

Gold, P. D., & Co.
Barrett's Printing House.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Townsend, R. E.

Boykin, D. S.

Wilson Insurance & Realty Co.

Deans. Ernest.

Bardin. J. D.

SHINGLE DEALERS.
Nurnev, C. N.
Boykin, W. J.

TAILORS.

Walls, Wm.
Walls. Elmo.

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.

Ouinn. O. W., & Co.
Barnes, W. G.

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Merritt, J. M.

WALL PAPER DEALERS.

Magett, Lucius.
Farmer. Thad.
Davis, Fred.
Jefferson, John.

ELM CITY.

Incorporated in 1874.

Population, 1909: White, 900; col-
ored, 300; total, 1,200.

Tax Rate: 60c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — George H. Winstead.

Postmaster — J. D. Sharp.

Chief of Police — Jas. J. Farmer.

R. R. Agent — B. A. Harrelson, Jr.,
A. C. L. Railway.

Manager Telegraph — B. A. Harrel-
son, Jr., Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— R. E. Hunt, Pastor.

Baptist— J. M. Bennett, Pastor.

Primitive Baptist— Elder Strickland,
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Elm City Academy — R. E. Hunt,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Elm City Bank — John L. Bailey,
President; E. O. McGowan, Cashier.

Toisnot Banking Co. — R. S. Wells,
President; James W. Hays, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Moore, E. G.

Harrison. John S.

Barnes, B. F.

Whitlev. R. B.

DRUGGISTS.

Elm City Pharmacy.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Pailev. John L., Co.

Wells, R. S.

Barne3. George A.

Toisnot Supply Co.

Dixon, P. A. C.

Garner, Eli.

Watson. J. T.. & Son.

Cobb, L. C.

Barnes. B. H.

Winstead. John W.

Pridgen & Moore.

Sharp. J. D., & Bro.

Bridgers. F. W.

City Grocery Co.

Farmer, John L.

Wisrsrins. J. W.

Langlev. V. C. (Market.)

Wood, G. C. (Market.)

Watson. Mrs. M. E. (Mill'nery.)

Toisnot Grocerv Co. (Wholesale.)
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Dixie Hotel.

Taylor. Miss Bettle.

Winstead. Mrs. J. G.

LTVERV STABLES.

Williams. T. W.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Rock Ford Mfg. Co.. (Lumber, etc.)

Williams. W. C. (Carrine-e maker.)
rNSUWVNCE AGENTS.

McGowan. E. O.

Hays, J. W.

BLACK CREEK.

Incorporated in 1816.

Population, 1909: White, 175; col- I

WILSON COUNTY.

509

ored, 40; total, 215.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — J. E. Pearson.

Postmaster — A. Barnes.

Chief of Police — J. C. Pearson.

R. R. Agent — C. E. Pearson.

Manager Telegraph — C. L. Pearson.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — J. M. Martin, Pastor,
Stantonsburg.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Black Creek Academy — W. P. Ay-
cock, Prnlcipal.

DOCTORS.

Hoover, H. R.

Paschal], R. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Woodard, P. L., & Co.

Aycock, J. W., & Sons.

Davis, P. A.

Pearson, J. E.

Aycock, A. A.

Mattox, J. R., & Co.

Lancaster, R., & Sons.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Bass, Mrs. E. J.
Privett, Mrs. R. G.

BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN

CATTLE.
Moore, R. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Davis, Willie J.
Frost, Mrs.Etta.
Davis, W. R.

LIVERY STABLES.
Davis, W. R.

MANUFACTURING.
Lucama Lumber Mill.

LCCAMA.

Population, 1909: White, 310; col-
ored, 176; total, 4S6.

Value real estate. $120,000; value
personal property, $72,000.

Tax Rate: 40c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. R. Davis.

Postmaster — W. H. Johnson.

R. R. Agent— C. D. Alford, A. C. L.
Railway.

Manager Telegraph— C. D. Alford,
Western Union Telegraph Co.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist — M. L. Smith, Pastor.
Free Will Baptist— J. A. Ferrell.
Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Lucama High School — J. L. Wood-
ward, Principal.

DOCTORS.

Lamm, I. W.
Crocker, W. D.

'GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Lucas & Bass Co.
Newsom, W. J., & Bro.
Lucas, Jesse. «
Barnes, J. M.
Lamm, Leroy.
Johnson, W. H.
Davis, W. R.
Hayes, Lamm & Co.
Johnson, Wiley H.

SARATOGA.

Incorporated in 1898.
Population, 1909, 175.
Value real estate, $15,614; value per-
sonal property, $26,498.

Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. E. Bynum.
Postmaster — J. A. McKeel.
Chief of Folic*! — Geo. Roberts.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Primitive Baptist — Wm. Woodard,

"P'i ^t"0 1*

Free-Will Baptist— C. J. Harrass,

Methodist — J. W. Martin, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Saratoga High School.
DOCTORS.
Eagles, C. S.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Gay, J. L.
Gray, Ellis & Son.
Moore, A. M.
Owens, J. B.
Lemons, Mrs. C. L.
Eason, J. B.
Garris, J. H.
Speight, J. S., &? Co.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Two saw mills, cotton gins and
grist mill.

WILBANKS.

Incorporated in 1905.

Population, 1909: Whites, 25; col-
ored, 15; total, 40.

Value real estate, $20,000; value per-
sonal property, $5,000.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — W. B. Forbes.
Chief of Police — G. T. Johnson.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Wilbanks Mercantile Co.
Johnson, G. T.

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YADKIN COUNTY.

YADKIN COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, YADKINVILLE.

Formed in 1850. Named in honor of the Yadkin River.

Area: 320 square miles.

Population, 14.0S3. White males, 6,378; white females, 6,518; negro males,
603 ; negro females, 5S4 ; foreign born, 5.

Value of real estate, $1,323,158; value of personal property, $1,054,013.

Property listed in 1909 by whites, $2,342,245; by negroes, $34,926.

No. of Schools: For whites, 54; for negroes. 9.

Tax Kate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 5c.

Public Roads: No. miles, 650; "Worked under old system.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Yadkin Bridge Company, assessed value $7,200.00

Superior Court Terms: 8th Monday after 1st Monday in March; 6th Mon-
day after 1st Monday in September.

Home — R. W. Zachary,

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — J. L. Crater,
Yadkinville.

Sheriff— W. T. Fletcher, Boouville.

Register of Deeds — P. L. Wilhelm,
Yadkinville.

Treasurer — S. W. Vestal. Yadkin-
ville.

Coroner — R. W. Wooten, Yadkin-
ville.

Surveyor — Stephen Pardew, Cycle.

Co. Supt. of Health— T. R. Harding,
Yadkinville.

Co. Supt. of Schools — C. H. Johnson.
Yadkinville.

Sunt, of Co

Yadkinville.

Co. Board of Education — .7. W. Pass,
(chrm.>. Yadkinville; J. H. Williams.
Boonville; J. O. Conrad, East Bend.

County Commissioners — M. M.
Crumel, (chairman), Boonville: Isaac
Shores. Yadkinville; A. M. Smither-
nwn. East Bend.

County Board of Elections — S. H.
Wilmoth fchrm.), Boonville. W. L.
Kellv, Yadkinville; J. D. L. Sampson,
Yadkinville.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Boonville Tnwnshin — .T. H. Flem-
ing1. Boonville: J. C. Burton. Boon-
ville: R. L. Sneer. Boonville: J. H.
A. Hinshaw, Boonville.

Knol*s — K. M. Thomoson. .Tonesville:
.T. E. Pray, .Tonesville; W. F. Swairn,
Boonville.

BhH; Shoal— J. W. Cook, Cycle; E.
G. Myers. Buck Shoal; A. D. Gentry.
ITanmtrinville; R. L. Weatherman.
Ilamptonville.

Pcen Cr°ek— C. G. Vestal. Yadkin-
ville: W. D. Reavis, Yadkinville.

EiWrti' — -T. H. .Tanifs. Yadkinville,
W. TT. Willard. Yadkinville: J. C.
Miller. Y'adkinville: N. S. C. May. Yad-
kinville: T. J. Cranfill, Courtney.

Fornu«h — John Eons, Huntsville;
P. E. Riser, East Benrl : H. P. Poin-
de^ter, East Bend : .1. W. Doub. East
Bend.

East Bend — J. H. Bowman, East
Bend; J. T. Patterson, East Bend;
J. E. Hunt East Bend; W. N. Horn,
East Bend.

Fall Creek— E. J. Vestal, Yadkin-
ville: W. B. Money, Yadkinville; E.
B. Vestal. Siloam.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Baptist— T. C. Myers, Yadkinville;
W. R. Coram. Boonville; W. V. Brown,
Marler, Yadkinville: S. S. May, Yad-
kinville; O. J. Martin, Siloam*.

Methodist — D. C. Norman, East
Bend: T. H. Stimpson, East Bend.

Friends — W. H. Adams, Yadkin-
ville: Frank Warden. Yadkinville;
Lucy Vestal, Yadkinville.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Courtney Academy — Prof. Mitchell,
Principal.

Jonesville Academy — A. J. Martin,
Principal.

PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Clingman, J. J., Huntsville.

Russell. S. L., Yadkinville.

Holcomb, C. M., Chestnut Ridge.

Salmons, J. H., Jonesville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Davis. E. T., Y'adkinville, R. F. D.
No. 2.

Cranfill & Rollins. Courtney.

AVhito, W. C. Courtney.

Hoots & Garner, Yadkinville.

Martin, W. A., Yadkinville.

Crater & Macy. Yadkinville.

Pinnix. J. C. Marlen.

Dobbins, J. C, Elkin.

Thompson. K. M., Jonesville. -

Swaim, W. F., Brownville.

Goush & Johnson. Hamptonville.

Pardew. D. B., Yadkinville.

Stimpson. J. B.. Siloam.

Bowman Bros., Siloam.

Wolf & Goslen. Mana.

Steelman. T. A.. Shore.

Hoots, H. W., Mana.

Chanland. John. East Bend.

Davis, P. A., East Bend.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.

Yestal & Reece. Yadkinville.

YADKIN COUNTY.

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Hutchens, W. A., Yadkinville.
White, G. T., Buck Shoal.
Piedmont Roller Mills, Yadkinville.
Hinshaw & Co., Yadkinville.
Smithtown Roller Mills, Siloam,
Bowman Bros,, Siloam.
Steelman & Shore, East Bend.
Shore, Isaac, Yadkinville.

SAW MILLS.
Gragg, J. O., Yadkinvill^.
Beroth & Ziglar Bros., Yadkinville.
Hall, J. R. & R. L., Siloam.
Miller, I. S., Boonville.
Joyner, S. H., & Sons, Yadkinville.
Hoots, Jno., Longtown.
Swaim, S. D., Boonville.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Ingram, Miss Annie, East Bend.
Moore, Miss Minnie, East Bend.
Pfaff, Miss Louisa, East Bend.
Conrad, Miss Lula, East Bend.
Hartman, C. L., Huntsville.
Long, J. H., Yadkinville.
Bryant, N. P., Yadkinville.
Reece. H. W., Boonville.
Stinson, Miss Hattie, Boonville.
Martin, Miss Imo, East Bend.
Dinkins, Miss Bertha A., East Bend.
Davis, Miss Ella.
Cheek, Miss Mamie.
Cheek, Foster.
Hall, Miss Lizzie.
Davis, Miss Devada.
Ingram. Miss Nannie B.
Sneer, Miss Lillie.
Martin, A. J., Benhow.
Wagoner, D. G., Benbow.
Johnson, A., Buck Shoals.
Thomasson, Miss Mallie, Buck
Shoals.

Comer, J. T., Marler.

Hicks. B. IL, Marler.

Martin, W. D., Lone Hickory.

Myers, E. G.. Hamptonville.

Brown, B. R., Hamptonville.

Crater. J. M., Cycle.

George, J. F., Cycle.

Burgiss. T. E.. Jennings.

York. Miss Ethel, Jennings.

Fleming. Miss Rosa, East Bend.

Wilhelm. Miss Bessie, East Bend.

Brown. Robert L.

Williams, Miss Lela.

Carter. J. H.. Boonville.

Braxton. Miss May E., Boonville.

Baity, Miss Belle, Boonville.

Stafford, Miss Cleve.

Wilmoth. Miss Percie.

H^sre, Miss Annie.

HMison. Miss Ida.

Pnlndexter. Miss Waver.

Miller. Miss Dixie.

Warden, Miss Fannie. Yadkinville.

Renegar. E. M.. Yadkinville.

Chamberlain, Clifton, Yadkinville.

Chamberlain. Huston, Yadkinville.

May, N. S. C.

Reavis, Miss Victoria.

Dixon, 7. II.

Divon. Mrs. Z. IT.

Holton. Mrs. John Q.

Hutchens, Miss Ida, Yadkinville.

Shermer, Miss Daisy, Yadkinville.

Garner, Miss Maud, Yadkinville.

Comer, Miss Fannie.

Cash, Charlie.

Royall, Miles.

.Tovner, O. L.

Gough, B. F.

Shore, J. Wade.

Mitchell, J. F.

Moore, Miss C. F.

McKinney, Miss Evie.

Redman, Miss Carrie.

Pardue, Miss Myrtle, Boonville.

Brandon, F. F., Cana.

Garner, J .W., Lewisville.

Williams. Miss Louisa J., Williams.

Mathis, J. H., onesville.

Mathis, J. H., Jonesville.

Vestal, W. S.

Haynes, Roscoe.

Hemric. Miss Mary.

YADKINVTLLiE.

Incorporated in 1S85.

Population, 1909: Whites, 412; col-
ored, 35 ; total, 447.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the $100 ; 30c.
on the poll.

Mayor — J. A. Logan.

Postmaster — M. W. Mackie.

Chief of Police — Cleave Houser.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Methodist— P.. R. Tork, Pastor.

Baptist— T. C. Myers, Pastor.

Preshyterian — J. M. Gibbs. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Yadkinville Normal — Z. H. Dixon,
Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.

Bank of Yadkin — Reniamin Shore.
President ; W. A. Hall. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Harding, T. R.

Royall, M. A.

LAWYERS.

Purvear, R. C.

Williams. S. C.

Reece. D. M.

Hanes, F. W.

DENTISTS.

Phillips, J. M.

Marler. J. G.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

The Yadkin Ripple— W. E. Rut-
lid ge, Editor.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Shore & Douthit.

Logan, J. A.

Mackie, H. H.

Shermer, W. R.

Bray, C. C.

Pass, J. W.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Yadkinville Inn.

Logan House.

LIVERY STABLES.

James. H. B.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Yadkinville Roller Mills.

Yadkinville Buggy Co.

512

YADKIN COUNTY.

Yadkinville Harness Shop.
Casstevens & Tulbert. (Brick.)
Money, J. C. (Cabinet).
James, J. H. (Coffins and Furni-
ture).

West, M. V. (Blacksmith).
Glenn, Columbus, (Blacksmith).
Zaehary, J. B. (Tobacco).

EAST BEND.

Incorporated in 1S87.

Population, 1909: Whites, 600; col.
ored, 40; total, 640.

Value real estate, $32,362; value per-
sonal property, 839,723.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the S100 : 45c. on
the poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor— S. W. Hall.
Postmaster— B. V. Whittington.
Chief of Police — J. W. Smitherman.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. C. Mock, Pastor.
Baptist — W. H. Beamer, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
East Bend Public School— Mr.
Brown, Principal.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
Yadkin Valley Bank— W. 'G. Leak,
President; J. Lee Norman, Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Leak. W. G.
Martin, J. H.

DENTISTS.
Davis, J. H.

DRUGGISTS.
Whittington, J. M.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Poindexter, Smitherman & Co.
Martin, W. A., & Co.
The Cash Store.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Drummers' Home.

LIVERY STABLES.

Poindexter, R. L.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Smitherman, T .A. (Carriage and
Buggies).

Huff, J. G. (Carriages and Buggies).

Martiu, P. J. (Carriages and Bug-
gies).

Smitherman, T. A. (Woodworking
Shops).

Hendale, W. H. (Woodworking
Shops).

Huff, J. G. (Blacksmith).

Smitherman, T. A. (Blacksmith).

Morse & Wade (Tobacco Bag Fac-
tory).

Martin, J. A. (Lumber).

JEWELERS.

Martin, V. A.

TOBACCO DEALERS.
Morse & Wade.

UNDERTAKERS.

Huff, J. C.

g BOONVTLJLE.

Incorporated in 1895.
Population, 1909: Whites, 225; col-
ored, 60; total, 285.

Tax Rate: 10c. on the .$100; 30c. on
the poll.

TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — T. L. Hayes.
Postmaster — Mrs. S. F. Speer.
Chief of Police — J. H. Mock.

MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — V. M. Swaim, Pastor.
Methodist— W. T. Albright, Pastor.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Yadkin Valley Institute — J. H. Car-
ter, Principal.

DOCTORS.
Speas, J. L.
Shore, T. W.
Woltz, J. L.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Fleming & Woodhouse Bros.
Day, F. W.
Wilmouth, S. H., & Co.

I HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Boonville Inn.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Woodhouse, M. L., & Bro. (Car-
| riages and Buggies).

Craver, A. J.. & Son (Wagons).
Woodhouse, M. L., & Bro. (Lumber).
Jones Bros. (Roller Mill).

WHililAMS.

Incorporated in 1903.
Population, 150.

TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — N. Glenn Williams.
Postmaster — Mrs. E. S. Craft.
Marshal— T. A. Craft.

HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Craft, Mrs. T. A.
Scott, Mrs. Carrie.

CONTRACTORS.

Yates, F. A.
Scott. T. R.

LUMBER DEALERS.

Sprinkle, J. P., & Son.
Cleminons Lumber Co.
SAW MILLS.

Hunter & Long.
Hunter Bros.

YANCEY COUNTY.

513

YANCEY COUNTY.

COUNTY SEAT, BURNSVILLE.

Formed in 1833. Named in honor of Bartlett Yancey.

Area: 400 square miles.

Population: 11,464. White males, 5,433 ; white females, 5,738; negro
males, 141 ; negro females, 142 ; foreign born, 33.

Value of real estate, $596,770; value of personal property, $3S7,407.

Property listed in 1909 by white, $595,251; by negroes, $1,529.

No. of Schools: For white, 40; for negroes, 5.

Tax Rate: County purposes, 44c. on the $100 ; poor, 6c. ; roads and
bridges, 15c. ; special, 6c. County bonded debt, $30,000.

Public Roads: Worked under Laws of 1907, labor supplemented by
taxes.

RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.

C, C. & Ohio, Ry. Co., 5.36 miles, assessed value $74,777.25

Southern Express Co., assessed value 496.31

Burnsville Telephone Co., assessed value 500.00

Superior Court Terms: September 6th, two weeks; May 28th, two weeks;
June 20th, one week for trial of civil cases only.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of the Court — Jas. B. Hens-
ley, Burnsville.

Sheriff — J. M. Edwards. Wampler.

Register of Deeds — Jas. A. Peter-
son, Burnsville.

Treasurer — W. T. Tomberlin, Swiss.

Coroner — C. H. Morgan, Higgins.

Surveyor — J. R. Young, Celo.

Co. Supt. of Health— W. B. Robin-
son, Burnsville.

Co. Supt. of Schools— G. P. Deyton,
Elmer.

Supt. of County Home — Allison
English, Burton.

Co. Board of Education — Wilson

Hensley. Bald Creek; I). C.
Green Mountain ; John L.
Micaville.

County Commissioners — J.

(chm.), Micaville; J. S.

Renfrow,

Young,

Hughes,
Huskins,
Green Mountain ; B. T. Horton, Wil-
hite.

County Board of Elections — J. Bis
Ray, (chm.), Burnsville; Z. B. Anglin,
Burnsville; W. B. Banks, Burnsville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Burnsville Township — D. A. Angel,
A. J. Bennette, J. F. Wilson, Burns-
ville; J. N. Brinkley, Windom.

Cane River — W. Hensley, Bald
Creek; Jeff King, Wampler; Zeb Mc-
Alister, Bald Creek.

Egypt — D. M. Buck, Bald Mountain ;
Wm. Ledford, Bee Log; Dave Dun-
can, Bee Log.

Ramseytown — John Hannon, Ram-
seytown ; J. W. Howell, Huntdale; J.
N. Peek, Ramseytown.

Jacks Creek — D. M. Hampton, Day
Book ; D. F. Young, Day Book ; Lusk
Edwards, Day Book.

Green Mountain — Will English,
Toledo; Jacob Bailey, Toledo; S. P.
Huskins, Toledo.

Brush Creek — Ran Thomas, Elmer;
Wyatt Woody, Elmer ; Tom Sparks,

Elmer.

Crabtree — A. B. Silver, Micaville; N.
N. Silver, Micaville; T. M. Young,
Micaville.

South Toe — E. N. Harrison, Celo;
Sandy Patton, Celo; Aaron Shuford,
Celo.

Pensacola — A. G. Wilson, James C.
Hutchins, M. P. Ray, Pensacola.

Prices Creek — R. S. Ayers, Cane
River; J. A. Casida, Burnsville; W.
B. Wray, Cane River.

MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.

Sains, J. F., Cane River.

Riddle, B. B., Pensacola.

Miller. Daniel, Ramseytown.

Wheeler, Adam, Windom.

McPheeters, J. H, Pensacola.

Hensley, Joel, Bee Log.

Tipton. S. D., Burnsville.

Hall, W. A., Burnsville.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Bethaven (Presbyterian) — Miss
Brooks, Principal, Day Book.

Low Gap School (Presbyterian) —
Mrs. Belle Boone, Principal, Athlone.

Prices Creek (Presbyterian) — -Miss
Dunmore, Principal. Paint Gap.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.

Gardner, W. H., Prices Creek.

Wray, W. B., Cane River.

Tomberlin, W. T., Swiss.

Wilson, C. R., Cane River.

Wilson, W. B., Bald Creek.

Bailey, A. W., Burton.

Horton, B. T., Day Book.

Huskins & English, Green Moun-
tain.

Huskins, S. P., & Son, Toledo.

Sparks, J. C, Elmer.

Morton, A. D., Elmer.

Devton, C. P., Elmer.

Silver & Hall. Micaville.

Robinson, J. R., Celo.

Anglin. T. J., Pensacola.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.

Hall, J. M., Micaville.

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yaxcky cocxty.

Farchilds, .1. M., Harvard.
Towe, W. ('., Paint Gap.
Morgan, C. H., HitrLriiis.
Whittington, L.. Bald Creek.
Peek, \v. A.. Ramsevtown.
floir. corn and feed mills.

Ray, R. M., Cane River.

Hensley, W., Bald Creek.

Byrd Milling Co., Cane River.

■Hurst Milium- Co.. Paint (Jap.

Young, Dullie E., Mills. Windom.

Robinson Milling Co.. Green Moun-
tain.

Young, T. M.. Milling Co., Mica-
ville.

Peterson, W. A., Mill Co., Day Book.

SAW MILLS.

Gardner. W. H., Cane River.
Byrd & Galloway, Bald Creek.
Peterson, R. AY., Day Book.
Bennette. S. M.. Burnsville.
Robinson, J. M., Burnsville.

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Hawkins, E. E., Burnsville.
Hubbard, C. R.. Burnsville.
Harton, B. B., Burnsville.
Kirkjiatrick, Miss Mary, Burnsville.
Bangle, Miss Effie, Burnsville.
Farrell, Miss Joanna, Burnsville.
Sykes, Miss. Burnsville.
McPheters. Miss Alice, Burnsville.
MePheters. Miss Lizzie. Burnsville.
Wilson, Miss Essie. Burnsville.
Wilson, Miss Mattie, Burnsville.
Honeycutt, Miss Maggie, Burnsville.
Bennett, Miss Nettie, Burnsville.
Bennett, W. J.. Burnsville.
Roland, Miss Margaret. Casida.
Robinson, Mack, Casida.
Hutchins, Charles, Wampler.
Edwards, Miss Minnie, Wampler.
Carter. B. H.. Bald Creek.
Reid, Miss Kate, Bald Creek.
Chambers, Miss Odessa, Swiss.
Hensley. Miss Cora, Swiss.
Angel, E. J., Swiss.
Bradley, Y. C, Bald Mountain.
Hensley, Miss Kittie. Higgins.
Howell, J. W., Higgins.
Honeycutt, Willard, Wilhite.
Hampton. Miss Hattie. Wilhite.
Franklin., Ben., Burton.
Williams, D. B„ Burton.
Robinson. Louis, Burnsville.
Bailey, I. T., Toledo.
Peterson, W. D.. Day Book.
Peterson. Don T., Dav Book.
Hunter. J. W., Day Book.
Byrd, Lester. Wilhite.
Bailey, W. H., Lunday.
Gouge, J. H., Wing.
Hutchins, L. H., Windom.
Griffith, W. O.. Windom.
Tipton, Miss Carrie, Windom.
Tipton, Miss Annie. Windom.
Silver. Miss Elsie, Micaville.
Robinson. Joseph M.. Celo.
Orindstaff, A. B., Celo.
Blalock, Jesse, Celo.
Gibbs, Alfred, Celo.
Gibbs, Miss Mollie, Celo.

Hoover, J. W„ Celo.
Wilson, Miss Sue, Burnsville.
Maney, Miss Dora, Democrat.
Dellintrer, Miss Ophia, Burnsville.
Ingle, R. K., Paint Gap,
Proffitt, Miss Mary, Bald Creek.
Radford, Raleigh, Cane River.
McCourry, W. C, Day Book.
Ray. Welsey, Athlone.

BURNSVILLE.

Incorporated in 1905.

Population, 1909: White, 75G; col
ored, 10; total, 765.

Value real estate. $223,000; value
personal property, $02,000.

Tax Rate: 15c. on the §100.
TOWN OFFICERS.

Mayor — C. E. Gardner.

Postmaster — C. E. Robinson.

Chief of Police— T. L. Hicks.

Manager Telephone — Burnsville
Telephone, J. E. Evans, President.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.

Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. Dunnaway,
Pastor.

Methodist— A. F. Battledge. Pastor.

Baptist— J. H. McMillan. Pastor.
WATER WORKS.

J. Bis Ray Plumbing & Water
Works Co.

LAWYERS.

Ray. J. Bis.

Gardner, G. E.

Watson, E. F.

Watson. John A.

Gardner, W. S.

DENTISTS.

Gillaspie, W. L.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Pritchard, J. E.

Briggs, L. E.

SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.

Stanley McCormick School (Presby-
terian)— C. R. Hubbard, Principal.

Yancey Collegiate Institute (Bap-
tist)— E. E. Hawkins. Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.

Citizens Bank — S. G. Byrd. Presi-
dent. Bald Creek ; Jas. B. Hensley.
Cashier.

Bank of Y'ancey — J. W
President; J. M. Lvon. Cashier.
DOCTORS.

Edwards. C. P.

Ray. J. L.

Robertson, W. B.

Gibbs. J. B.

Austin, William.

NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.

Black Mountain Eagle (weekly) — -
Lvon & Lewis. Editors.

DRUGGISTS.

Robertson Bros. Drug Co.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Evans. J. E.

Anglin, G. W., & Bro.

Williams, John L.

Boon, R. N.

Ramsev. W. C.

Hensley. S. T.

YANCEY COUNTY.

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Horton, J. Y.
Wilson, W. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.

Byrd's Boarding House.
Byrd's Hotel.
Wilson House.
Ray, G. D.. Hotel.

IilVERY STABLES.
Higgins, C. C.

Burton, J. R.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS.

Burnsville Brick Co.
Burnsville Bottling Works.
Burnsville Wagon Works, R. N.
Boon, Proprietor.

Burnsville Milling Co.

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