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Capital $1,000,000.00— Surplus $600,000.00
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Wm. M. HILL, Vice-President. JOHN S. ELLETT, Vice-President.
J. W. SINTON, Vice-President. JULIEN H. HILL, Cashier.
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TABLE of CONTENTS
INDEX.
Page.
(J(- UN TIES—
are arranged alphabetically. . .65-526
TOWNS—
Are arranged under their re-
spective counties and alpha-
betically on back of map.
Altitude 44
Bank Statistics 16
Corporation Certificates Filed... 7
Counties N. C. Deficit and Sur-
plus 15
Divorce Laws of North Caro-
lina 51
Game Birds — Laws 51
Land Grants 55
Legal Holidays 44
Insurance Statistics 50
Population — North Carolina 6-7
Population — United States 64
Property Values — Statistics 52
Schools (Statistics) 53
Weather — Rules 62
Official Vote of the State-
Congressional vote — 1910 4.°>
Comparative vote for Governor.. 40
State Officers. 1910 41
For Solicitors 42
Platforms 33-39
Democratic 33-34
Republican 34-39
Political Organizations 45-48
Democratic 45
Republican 46
Railroads 54-62
Accidents — Rates 54
Officials 55-62
Societies and Organizations —
Agricultural Society 27
Anti-Saloon Leasrue 28
Association for "the Studv and
Prevention of Tuberculosis... 22
Bankers' Association 20
Bar Association 20
Chemical Society 19
Child Labor Committee 28
Colonial Dames of America.... 18
Confederate Veterans . 17
Daughters of Confederacy IS
Daughters of the Revolution.. 26
Daughters of the American Rev-
Page.
olution 26
Dental Society 20
Elks 25
Farmers' Alliance 22
Firemen's Associati .on 22
Funeral Directors and Em-
balmers 22
Grand Army of the Republic... 19
Historical Society 2°
J. O. U. A. M 25
Horticultural Society 22
Knights of Pythias 23
Knights Templar 24
Library Association 28
Library Commission 28
Literary and Historical Asso-
ciation 22
Masons 23
Medical Society 19
Medical Association (Tri-State) . 25
N. C. Fairs XV
N. C. Architectural Association. 22
N. C. Sunday-School Associa-
tion 20
Odd Fellows 22
Order of the Cincinnati 26
Pharmacy, Board of 20
Pharmaceutical Association 20
Poultry Association 22
Press Association 19
Red Men 21
Retail Merchants' Association . . 28
Royal Arcanum 19
Royal and Select Masters 24
Sons of the Confederacy 18
Sons of the Revolution 26
State Federation of Labor 24
Teachers' Assemblv 20
State Guard 28-32
State Government —
Executive IIT-XT
Judicial XVT-4
Legislative XTT-XV
North Carolina Congress 39
Military 28-32
United States Government —
Executive 5
Judicial 5
Courts in N. C 6
Financial Statement 8
Legislative 9-15
Tax Commission Report 48
II
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NORTH CAROLINA VKAK BOOK.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Page.
.Meredith College, Raleigb 23
.Murphy's Hotel, Richmond 10
National Hunk of Commerce, Nor-
folk XV
National Bank of Virginia, Rich-
mond, Ya Side of front cover
National. Stale and City Bank,
Richmond Top of front cover
New Hern Banking and Trust
Co. 160-164
News and Observer 527-528
Norfolk Bank for Savings and
Trusts XIII
Norfolk National Bank NT
Norfolk Southern Railway 61
Normal and Collegiate Institute,
Asheville 29
North Carolina College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanic Arts. The 47
North Carolina Review 520
North Carolina State Normal ar.^
Industrial College, The 31
North State Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Kinston 17
Parker-Gardner Co., Charlotte. . .17-31
Peace Institute. Raleigh 49
Planters Bank. Rocky Mount. .340-349
Planters National Bank, Rich-
mond, Va Ill
Raleigh Ranking and Trust Co 3
Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust
Co.. Raleigh 7
Raleigh <fe Southport Railwav 03
Saint Mary's School. Raleigh 51
Sanders, W. M.. Smithfield 281-290
Seaboard Air Line 59
South Atlantic Life Inssurance,
Richmond, Va C
Smithdeals Business College. Rich-
mond, Va F
Southern Conservatory of Music,
Durham 53
Southgate. J.. & Son ..".'.' p
State Fair. The Great G
Sydnor & Hundley. Richmond. Va. D
Sydnor Pump & Well Co., Rich-
mond, Va 21
Thomson, Prank K., Raleigh 12
University of North Carolina 27
Fzzell. E. M., & Co., Raleisrh E
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.,
Richmond. Va Back cover
Virginia State Ins. Co.. Richmond. P
Virginia Trust Co.. Richmond, Va. C
Wake County Savings Bank. Ral-
eicrh 9
Wilson Sanatorium, Wilson 514
Page.
Varborough House. Raleigh G
I'ork & Cobb, Raleigh E
Allen, George Ml
American Book Company 37
Antietam Paper Co., Hageratown,
Aid E
A. & M. College for the Colored
Race, Greensboro 62
Atlantic Christian College, Wil-
son 39
Atlantic Fire Ins. Co., Raleigh.. 19
Bank of Montgomery, Troy 333-336
Bank of Onslow, Jacksonville. .359-361
Bank of Pittsboro, Pittsboro. .138-141
Bromo-Seltzer B
Christopher Engraving Co., Rich-
mond 55
Citizens Bank, Franklinton 212-215
Citizens National Bank, Raleigh.. 15
Commercial National Bank, Char-
lotte 13
Commercial National Bank, Ral-
eigh ix
Coopers of Raleigh G
East Carolina Teachers' Training
School, Greenville 33
Edwards & Broughton Printing
Co., Raleigh F
Elizabeth College. Charlotte 43
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Wil-
liamston 310-313
First National Bank, Durham V
First National Bank, Richmond. 1
Fourth National Bank, Fayette-
ville 105-169-X-XI
First National Bank, New Bern... 11
First National Bank. Weldon. .III-VIII
First National Bank, Wilson. . .513-520
W. A. Fulford & Co., Durham
Back of Binding 190-196
Greensboro Female College,
Greensboro 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 57
Keeley Institute, Greensboro 23
King's Business College. Raleigh.
302-368-409-493
Life Insurance Company of Vir-
ginia
ginia. Richmond. Va D
McDonald, C. C, Raleigh
Botton front cover
Mechanics Savings Bank, Raleigh. 5
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Ill
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Surplus and Profits, $1,300,000
Capital, - - - 300,000
Accounts of Banks, Corporations and Individuals Solicited
JAMES N. BOYD, President
RICHARD H. SMITH, Vice-President and Cashier
J. J. MONTAGUE, V. -President. CONWAY H. GORDON, Asst. Cashier.
R. LATIMER GORDON, Asst. Cash. A. S. CHERRY, Mgr. Savings Dept.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor — William Walton Kitchin,
of Person.
Lieut. -Governor — W. C. Newland, of
Caldwell.
Private Secretary to Governor — Alex.
J. Feild, of Wake.
Executive Clerk — Miss Annie Travis,
of Halifax.
Secretary of State — J. Bryan Grimes,
of Pitt.
Chief Clerk to Secretary of State —
George W. Norwood, of Wake.
Corporation Clerk — W. S. Wilson, of
Caswell.
Stenographer — Miss Minnie Bagwell.
of Wake.
State Treasurer — Benj. R. Lacy, of
Wake.
Chief Clerk, Treasury Department —
W. F. Moody, of Mecklenburg.
Clerk for Institutions — W. W. New-
man, of Wake.
Teller — A. H. Arlington, of Nash.
License Clerk — Miss Eva Warters,
of Lenoir.
State Auditor— W. P. Wood, of Ran-
dolph.
Chief Clerk to Auditor— E. H. Baker,
of Franklin.
Tax Clerk — Barter Durham, of
Wake.
Clerk and Stenographer— Mrs. F. W.
Smith, of Wake.
Attorney General— T. W. Bickett, of
Franklin.
Law Clerk— G. L. Jones, of Macon.
Clerk and Stenographer— Miss Sarah
Burkhead, of Columbus.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
— J. Y. Joyner, of Guilford.
Chief Clerk — Allen J. Barwick, of
Lenoir.
Clerk and Stenographer — Miss Hat-
tie B. Arrington, of Nash.
Special Clerk for Loan Fund and
Secretary to Educational Campaign
Committee— C. H. Mebane, of Catawba.
Inspector of Public High Schools —
N. W. Walker, of Chapel Hill.
Supervisor of Teacher Training— J.
A. Bivins.
Supervisor of Elementary Schools —
L. C. Brogden.
Adjutant General— R. L. Leinster.
Chief of Ordnance— T. R. Robertson,
of Mecklenburg.
State Librarian— M. 0. Sherrill, of
Catawba.
Assistant Librarian— Miss Carrie E.
First National Bank of Weldon
United States Depository
IN-
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Brougbton, i>f Wake.
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
— M. L. Shipman, of Hendersonville.
Assistant Commissioner — Geo. B.
Justice, of Rutherfordton.
Stenographer — Miss Daisy Thornp-
Bon, of Wake.
insurance Commissioner — James R.
Young, of Vance.
Deputv Insurance Commissioners —
Stacy \v. Wade and Robt. B. Colt.
Chief Clerk— Robt. B. Coit.
Clerk and Stenographer — Miss Ida
Montgomery, of Wake.
License Clerk — A. H. Yerby.
Bookkeeper — Miss Mary Marsh.
Keeper of the Capitol — C. C. Cherry,
of Edgecombe.
State Standard Keeper — L. H. Lums-
den, of Wake.
State Printers — E. M. Uzzell and
Edwards & B rough ton Printing Co.,
of Wake.
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL.
The Secretary of State, Auditor.
Treasurer, and Superintendent of Pub-
lic 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.
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).
W. T. Lee. of Haywood. (Term ex-
pires January, 1917).
Henry Clay Brown, of Surry. (Term
expires January. 1915).
A. J. Maxwell, of Craven, Chief
Clerk.
Miss E. G. Riddick. of Gates, Steno-
grapher.
O. S. Thompson, of Wake, Tax Clerk.
BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES.
William A. Blair, (chairman), Win-
ston-Salem.
Jos. G. Brown, Raleigh.
II. C. Dockery, Rockingham.
Carey J. Hunter, Raleigh.
A. C. McAlister, Asheboro.
Miss Daisy Densou, Raleigh, Secre-
tary.
Office in the Capitol.
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. ; J. S. Holmes, Forester,
Chapel Hill, N. C. ; E. W. Myers, As-
sistant Hydrographer, Greensboro, N.
C. : W. L. Spoon, Engineer, Burling-
ton, N. C. ; W. S. Fallis, Road Engi-
neer, Wilson, N. C. ; H. M. Berry,
Clerk of Statistician, Chapel Hill,
N. C.
STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL EX-
AMINERS.
J. Y. Joyher, (chrm. ex officio), Ral-
eigh.
Allen J. Barwdck, (sec), Raleigh.
N. W. Walker, Chapel Hill.
John Graham, Warrenton.
F. L. 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.
J. E. Ashcraft, M. D., Monroe.
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.
Jno. A. Ferrell, Assistant Secretary,
for Eradication of Hookworm Dis
ease, Raleigh, N. C.
C. A. Julian, Assistant Secretary for
Society for Prevention of Tubercu-
losis, Thomasville.
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
President — L. B. McBrayer, M. D.,
Asheville, Examiner in Surgery.
W. W. McKenzie. M. D., Salisbury,
Anatomy, Histology, Pathology and
Bacteriology.
H. H. Dodson, M. D., Greensboro,
Practice of Medicine.
.John Bynum, M. D., Winston-Salem,
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
.T. L. Nicholson, M. P., Richlands.
COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS; PROMPTLY REMITTED AND
AT REASONABLE RATES.
First National Bank of Weldon
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
Two Fools and a Wise Man
One sort of fool is the fellow who
does not believe that advertising is
any good — and yet advertises.
Another sort of fool is the fellow
who has great faith in advertising —
and yet he fails to advertise.
THE WISE MAN
Is one who knows, and knows he
knows, that he has got a good thing,
and is not afraid to let the world
know it.
THAT IS HOW COME
We have confidence in our ability
to serve you. Hence we are not
afraid to solicit your business,
because —
We know your wants and want
your business.
Tire FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
DURHAM, N. C.
JULIANS. CIKRR, W. i. HOLLOW AY,
President Cashier
VI
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Chemistry aud Diseases of Children.
Secretary-Treasurer — Beuj. K. Hays,
M. D., Oxford, Physiology and Hy-
giene.
J. C. Rodman, M. D., Washington,
Obstetrics and Gynecology.
STATE 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 — H. D. Edgerton,
Louisburg.
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.
Second Assistant Veterinarian — B. B.
Flowe.
Dairy Demonstrator — J. A. Conover.
First Assistant, W. H. Eaton ; Second
Assistant. L. A. Higgins.
Entomologist — Franklin Sherman.
Jr.
Assistant Entomologist — Z. P. Met-
calf.
Naturalist and Curator — H. H.
Brimley.
Assistant Curator — T. W. Adicks.
Horticulturist— W. N. Hutt.
Assistant Horticulturist — S. B. Shaw.
Second Assistant Horticulturist — O.
M Clark.
Farm Demonstrator — T. B. Parker.
Assistant- Demonstrator — T. J. W.
Broome.
Agronamist — J. L. Burses.
Assistant Agronamist — G. M. Garren.
Food Chemist— W. M. Allen.
Assistant Food Chemist— W. A.
Smith.
Assistant Chemist — J. M. Pickle.
Fertilizer Chemist — W. G. Haywood.
Feed Chemist — G. M. MacXider.
Assistant Chemist, Soils — E. L.
Worthen.
Assistant Chemist — L. L. Brinkley.
Assistant Chemist — .T. Q. Jackson.
Assistant Chemist — W. H. Strowd.
Assistant Chemist — E. W. Thornton.
R. W. Scott, Jr.. Superintendent
Edgecombe Test Farm. Rocky Mount.
F. T. Meacham. Superintendent Ire-
dell Test Farm, Willard.
John H. Jafferies, Superintendent
Pender Test Farm, Willard.
R. W. Collett.' Superintendent
Transylvania Test Farm, Swanannoa.
Test Farm Committee— W. A. Gra-
ham. Commissioner; Wm. Dunn, New
Bern ; A. T. McCallum, Red Springs ;
R. W. Scott, Haw River.
OIL INSPECTORS.
Chemist — L. B. Lockhart.
Assistant Chemist — M. Orr.
Chief Clerk— Geo. Little.
QUARANTINE COMMITTEE.
A. Cannon, Chairman. Horse Shoe.
H. D. Edgerton, Ingleside
W. J. Shuford, Hickory.
K. W. Barnes. Lucama.
J. P. McRae, Laurinburg.
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS.
Wilson G. Lamb, (chairman), Wil-
liamston.
J. C. Clifford, Dunn.
J. D. Elliott, Hickory.
Clarence Call, Wilkesboro.
W. J. Davis, Hendersonville.
DIRECTORS STATE'S PRISON.
Geo. A. Norwood. Jr., Goldsboro.
Geo. E. Hunter, Raleigh, (deceased;
no appointment).
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.
PI. 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.
North Carolina School for the Deaf
and Dumb — Morganton ; E. McK.
Goodwin. M. A. Superintendent.
Central Hospital — Raleigh ; James
McKee, M. D., Superintendent.
The State Hospital — .Morganton;
Jno. McCampbell, M. D., Superintend-
ent.
The State Hospital— Goldsboro : W.
W. Faison, M. D., Superintendent.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
First National Bank of Weldon
4 PER CENT PAID. COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
VII
STRONGEST OT THE SOUTH
JEFFERSON
Standard Life Insurance Co.
Home Office: RALEIGH, N. C.
Cash and Surplus to Policyholders
Over $475,510.99
AJEFIIf N STANDARD POLICY;
koR]
Signing- of the Declaration of Independence
by Thomas Jefferson, July 4th, 1776. : :
JOSEPH G. BROWN, . . President
P. D. GOLD, JR., Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
CHAS W. GOLD, Secy & Supt. of Agencies
C. J. PARKER, .... Treasurer
ALBERT ANDERSON, . Medical Director
W. H. PACE, . . General Counsel
CHAS. W. GAMWELL . . Actuary
VIII
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXE< I FIVE DEPARTMENT.
Central Prison — Raleigh; J. J-
Laughlnghouse, Superintendent, Ral-
eigh.
Oxford Orphan Asylum— Oxford ;
under auspices of Grand Lodge of
Masons; R. L. Brown, Superintendent.
(Partly supported by the state).
State .Sanitarium for the Treatment
of Tuberculosis— Montrose J. R.
Brooks. M. I)., Montrose, Superintend-
ent ; J. K. Gordon, M. D., Jamestown,
President Board of Trustees; M. Eu-
.ufiif Street, M. D., Glendon, Secretary.
Agricultural and Mechanical College
for the Colored Race— Greensboro ;
.lames P.. Dudley, President.
piRECTOUS NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
C. M. Stedman, President, Greens-
boro.
N. B. McCanless, Salisbury-
D. J. Carpenter, Newton.
C. C. Ilargrave. Lexington.
T. S. Fleshman, Kernersville.
Allen J. Ruffin, Hillsboro, (dead;
no appointment).
S. C. Penn, Reidsville.
R. L. Holt, Burlington.
State's Proxy— A. E. Smith, Mt.
Airy.
DIRECTORS ATLANTIC & N. C. R.
R. COMPANY.
On Part of State:
L. P. Tapp, President, Kinston.
\V. S. Chadwick, Beaufort.
G. V. Richardson. Dover.
S. W. Ferrebee. Stonewall.
A. C. Avery, Jr.. Morganton.
W. IT. Bagley, Raleigh.
Geo. Sumrell, Kinston.
W. D. Creech, Goldsboro.
State's Proxy, T. C. Whitaker, New-
ton.
OYSTER COMMISSION.
Win. M. Webb, Morehead City.
Geo. W. Wallace (Assistant), New
Bern.
I^euoir.
Ninth District— C. H. Mebane, New-
ton.
Tenth District — J. D. Murphy, Ashe-
ville.
DIRECTORS D. D. AND B. INSTITU-
TION, RALEIGH.
J. E. Pogue, (chrm.), Raleigh.
W. B. Cole, Rockingham.
M. J. Boling, Siler City.
Mr. Williams, 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.
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,
Fremont.
Fourth District— R. T. Gray, Ral-
eigh.
Fifth District— G. W. Hinshaw,
Winston-Salem.
Sixth District— Walker Taylor, Wil-
i ton.
Seventh District— T. B. Bailey.
Mocksville.
Eighth District — J. L. Nelson.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES A. AND M.
COLLEGE, RALEIGH.
Everett Thompson, 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. (Deceased;
no appointment).
W. E. Daniel, Weldon.
W. H. Ragan, High Point.
W. B. Cooper, Wilmington.
M. B. Stickley, Concord.
T. T. Ballinger, 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.
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 STATE HOSPITAL,
RALEIGH.
S. G. Daniel. Littleton.
J. D. Biggs. Williamston.
Edward Smith, Godwin.
S. O. Middleton, Hallsville.
H. B. Marriott. Battleboro.
Robt. H. Staneill, Margarettsville.
Jas. M. Parrott, Kinston.
N. F. Yarborough, Louisburg.
E. G. Moore, Elm City.
Miss Lelia Dye. Secretary to Board
and Executive Committee, and Steno-
grapher.
DIRECTORS STATE HOSPITAL AT
MORGANTON.
J. P. Caldwell. Chairman, Charlotte.
J. W. Noell, Lexington.
J. I. Davis. Morsranton.
J. G. Hall. Lenior.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WELDON, N. C.
OFFICERS: Wm. H. S. Burgwyn, President, (National Bank Examiner
1893-1901); Saml. F. Patterson, Vice-President ;, (General Manager and
Treasurer Roanoke Mills Co., Pattersons Mills Co., Treasurer Rose-
mary Mfg. Co.,
JAMES T. GOOCH, Cashier. United States Commissioner.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
IX
The Best Evidence Of
Good Service
OFFICERS:
B. S. JEBMAN President.
A. A. THOMPSON Vice-President.
E. B. CROW Cashier.
A. P. BAUMANN Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Alf. A. Thompson,
Henry A. London,
Carey J. Hunter,
Ashley Home,
B. F. Montague,
H. W. Jackson,
Ashby L. Baker,
Thos. H. Briggs,
B. S. Jerman,
Joshua B. Hill,
Henry T. Hicks,
A. R. D. Johnson,
E. B. Crow,
D. H. Hill.
4% paid in Savings
Department
4% Certificates of
Deposit
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
to 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,
$300,000.00
Surplus and profits
WO, 000.00
Resources,
1,625,000.00
The Commercial National Bank
CORNER MARTIN AND WILMINGTON STREETS.
SOLICITS THE ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKKKS. COTTON Mills.
CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS.
X
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
James K. Norfleet, Winston-Salem.
R. 1;. Clark, Statesville.
A. A. Shuford, Bickory.
A. E. Tate, 1 1 i ^ 1 1 Point.
Jno. w. McMinn, Brevard.
DIRECTORS STATE HOSPITAL AT
GOLDSBORO.
.1. P. Hoggard, Atkinson.
.1. A. Beam an, Clinton.
Fred W. Habel, Raleigh.
w . L. Hill, Warsaw.
l Herring, Goldsboro.
10. Headen, Morehead
B. McKinne, Princeton,
C. Cromartie Garland.
C.
W.
1>.
.:.
City.
TRUSTEES A. & M. COLLEGE AT
GREENSBORO FOR THE COL-
ORED RACE.
Oiti< ers— M. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill,
( 'li:i irman.
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.
ronrth District— W. E. Broods,
1'itisboro.
Fifth District— J. I. Foust, Greens-
boro.
sixth District— E. M. Hughes, Fay-
etteville.
Seventh District— C. C. Crawford.
Fishth District— S. Bryan, Salis-
bury.
Ninth District— J. O. Alexander,
Charlotte.
Tenth District— M. W. Bell, Murphy.
At Larjre — 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. Dunlap, Norwood.
HOME.
Raleigh.
.Miss
eigh.
J. K
C. B.
THE
DIRECTORS SOLDIERS'
A. B. Andrews, Chairman,
J. S. Carr. Durham.
John N. Kelly, Clarkton.
,\ Tl Boyden, Salisbury.
W P. Wood. Secretary, Raleigh.
Executive Committee — A. n. Boyden,
Chairman; W. P. Wood, Secretary;
.1. S Carr.
Minnie W. Leatherman, Ral-
BANK EXAMINERS.
Doughton, Raleigh ; Assistant,
Bryan, Raleigh.
OF
AUDUBON SOCIETY
NORTH CAROLINA.
President — R. H. Lewis, Raleigh.
Vice-President — Chas. B. Aycock,
Raleigh.
Secretary — T. Gilbert Pearson,
Greensboro.
Treasurer — Frank C. Boyles, Greens-
boro.
Executive Committee — P. D. Gold,
Jr.. Greensboro ; Dr. C. P. Ambler,
Asheville; W. H. Williamson, Raleigh;
E. L. Travis, Halifax; C. M. Stedman,
Greensboro.
BOARD OF VISITORS UNTVERSIT*
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Victor S. Bryant, Durham.
E. R. Wooten, Kinston.
D. C. Barnes, Murfreesboro.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, UNIVER-
SITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. '
Governor W. W. Kitchin, ex officio,
Chairman. Raleigh.
R. H. Battle, Secretary and Treas-
urer, 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.
J. O. Carr. Wilmington.
J. Bryan Crimes, Raleigh.
Robt. T. Gray. Raleigh.
E. J. Hale, Fayettevflle.
W. E. Britt, Asheville.
Chas. Whedbee, Hertford.
STATE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Dr. Louis It. Wilson (chrm)., Chapel
Hill.
Mrs. Sol. Weil, Vice-Chairman.
Goldsboro.
Dr. Chas. Lee Smith, Treasurer,
Raleigh.
Dr. .1. V. Joyner, State Superinten-
dent Public Instruction, Raleigh.
Miles ( >. Sherrill, State Librarian,
Raleiirh.
STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS IN
OPTOMETRY.
W. Taylor, President, Greens-
.1.
Secretary, Eliza-
Dr.
boro.
J. D. Hathaway,
beth City.
Frank M. Jolly, Raleigh.
Fred N. Day, Winston-Salem.
Sam H. Eaton, New Bern.
STATE PHARMACEUTICAL BOARD.
F. W. Hancock, President, Oxford.
E. B. Zoeller. Secretary, Tarboro.
I. W. Rose, Rocky Mount.
W. W. Home, Fayetteville.
C. B. Miller, Goldsboro. .
FOUTRH NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,
MORE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS THAN
BANKS OV THE CITY.
ALL OTHER
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
XI
IATI0NAL BANK
NORFOLK, VA.
United States Depositary
JANUARY 1ST, 1911.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Loans and Discounts $3,701,451.59
U. S. Bonds, at par 1,600,000.00
Premiums U. S. Bonds. 71,350.00
Other Bonds 262,836.33
Banking House 188,803.24
Cash 403,837.10
Due from Banks 948,152.33
$7,176,430.59
Capital $1,000,000.00
Surplus 500,000.00
Undivided Profits 15S,975.60
Dividend, 4 per cent., 6
months 40,000.00
Circulation 999,997.50
Deposits 4,477,457.4'.!
$7,176,430.59
CALDWELL HARDY, President. A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, V.-President.
E. T. LAMB, Vice-President. W. A. GODWIN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS: C. W. G RANDY, of C. W. Grandy & Sons; WM. H. WHITE,
President R. F. & P. R. R.; E. S. ROYSTER, President F. S. Royster
Guano Co.; R. P. WALLER, J. G. WOMBLE, CALDWELL HARDY,
President; WM. M. WHALEY, President Roanoke R. R. & L. Co.; T. A.
JONES, SAVAGE, SON & CO.; HENRY KIRN, G. M. SERPELL, Gen-
eral Manager A. C. L. By.; WILLIAM SLOANE, of William Sloane &
Co.; E. T. LAMB, President and General Manager Norfolk Southern R.
R. ; W. T. HAM, of W. T. Ham & Co.; JAMES M. BARR, President
Black Mountain Colleries Co.; LEROY W. DAVIS, President O. D. To-
bacco Co.; ROBT. B. TUNSTALL, Attorney at Law; HUGH C. DAVIS,
Attorney at Law; CHAS. W. PRIDDY, President Pocomoke Guano Co.;
G. W. GRANDY. JR., A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Vice-President; A. R.
TURNBULL, President and General Manager Rowland Lumber Co. ; W.
C. COBB, Fertilizers; W. A. GODWIN, Cashier.
STATE BOARD OF OSTEOPATHIC
EXAMINERS.
President — Dr. A. R. Tucker, Dur-
ham.
Secretary — Dr. M. J. Carson, Fay-
etteville.
Treasurer — Dr. R. M. Armstrong,
Salisbury.
Dr. E. H. Tucker, Greensboro.
Dr. H. W. Glascock, Raleigh.
Next meeting of Board, July 13th
and 14th, 1911, at Greensboro.
MEMBERS OF HISTORICAL COM-
MISSION.
J. Bryan Grimes (chrm.), Raleigh.
R. D. W. Connor, Secretary, Ral-
eigh.
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 COMMISSIONER.
Theo. S. Meekins, Manteo.
STATE LABORATORY OF HY(iIENE.
C. A. Shore, M. D., Director.
J. W. Kellogg, Bacteriologist.
Miss Daisy B. lAllen, Chemist.
C. F. Kirkpalrick, Assistant.
A. B. Greenwood, Assistant.
T. C. Boushall, Assistant.
F. W. Connor, Assistant.
H. C. Jackson. Assistant.
Arthur McKimmou, Assistant.
F. W. Temple, Stenographer.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF FAYETTEVILIE, N. C,
H. W. LILLY, President. JNO. O. ELLINGTON, V-Pres. & Cash.
J. H. HIGHTOWER, Asst. Cashier. SOLICITS CORRESPONDENCE.
XII
STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE 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.
STATE SENATE.
First District— D. C. Barnes (D.),
Murf reesboro ; J. B. Williams (D.),
Shiloh.
Second District — Van B. Martin (D.),
Plymouth; Dr. R. N. Cartwright (D.),
Fairfield.
Third District— A. S. Rascoe (D.) :
Windsor.
Fourth District — A. Paul Kitchin
<D.). Scotland Neck.
Fifth District— L. V. Bassett (D.),
Rocky Mount.
Sixth District— R. R. Cotten (D.),
Bruce.
Seventh District — Ben. T. Holden
(D.). Louisburg; T. T. Thome (D.),
Rocky Mount.
Eighth District — M. Leslie Davis
(D.), Beaufort; Ernest M. Green (D.),
New Bern.
Ninth District — J. L. Barbara (D.),
Goldsboro.
Tenth District— R. D. Johnson (D.),
Warsaw.
Eleventh District — George H. Bel-
lamy (D.), El Paso.
Twelfth District — J. A. Brown (D.),
Ohadbourn.
Thirteenth District— W. S. Cobb
(D.), Lumber Bridge.
Fourteenth District— J. W. Mc-
Laughlin (D.), Raeford.
Fifteenth District — O. A. Barbour
(D.), Benson; J. R. Baggett (D.), Is-
lington.
Sixteenth District — E. W. Sikes
(D.), Wake Forest.
Seventeenth District — M. J. Haw-
kins (D.), Ridgeway.
Eighteenth District — A. A. Hicks
(D.), Oxford.
Nineteenth District — James A. Hurdle
(D.), Milton; John W. Graham (D.),
Hillsboro.
Twentieth District — A. D. Ivie (D.),
Leaksville.
Twenty-first District— F. P. Hob-
good, Jr. (D.), Greensboro.
Twenty-second District — D. A. Mc-
Donald (D.), Carthage; H. M. London
(D.). Pittsboro.
Twenty-third District — Charles A.
Armstrong (D.), Troy.
Twenty-fourth District — D. N. Ben-
nett (D.), Norwood; R. W. Lemmond
(D.), Mouroe.
Twenty-fifth District— L. T. Hartsell
(D.), Concord; H. N. Pharr (D.),
Charlotte.
Twenty-sixth District — A. H. Boy-
den (D.), Salisbury.
Twenty-seventh District — H. R.
Starbuck (R.). Winston-Salem.
Twenty-eighth District — R. L.
more (R.). Mt. Airy-
Twenty-Ninth District— J. C.
nix (R.). Marler.
Thirtieth District— Zeb. V.
(D.), Statesville.
Thirty-first District— J. F.
hardt (D.), Stanly, R. F. D.
Thirty-second District— J.
penter (D.), Dallas.
Thirty-third District— O. Max
ner (D.), Shelby; J. C. Fisher
Tryon.
Thirty-fourth District— T. L. Sig-
mon (D.). Morsranton ; Pinknev Mash-
i R.), Old Fort.
Thirtv-fifth District — J. M. Wago-
ner (R.), Sparta.
Thirty-sixth District— J. L. Hyatt
CR..). Burnsville.
Thirtv-seventh District — Julius C.
Martin (D.). Asheville.
Hay-
Pin -
Long
Rein-
G. Car-
Gard-
(D.),
STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. Nil I
Capital, $100,000.00.
Surplus, $200,000.00.
CALDWELL, HARDY, President. W. W. VICAR, Cashier.
C. W. GRAND!, Vice-President.
THE NORFOLK BANK FOR
SAVINGS AND TRUSTS
OFFERS ITS SERVICES IN ITS
Savings Department, Trusts Department, Commer-
cial Department, Safe Depcsit Department.
J. G. WOMBLE,
C. W. GRANDY,
R. P. WALLER,
Direr- oeorge l. arps,
THOS. H. WILLCOX,
tOrS HENRY KIRN,
WM. H. WHITE,
CALDWELL HARDY,
W. W. VICAR,
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-eighth District— T. A. Cox
(D.), Cullowhee.
Thirty-ninth District— O. L. Ander-
son (R.), Haysville.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
President — Hon. W. C. Newland, Le-
noir.
President Pro Tern — IT. N. Pharr,
Charlotte.
Reading Clerk — Mark Squires, Le-
noir.
Principal Clerk— R. Ottis Self, Web-
ster.
Assistant to Principal Clerk — R. R.
Boyd, ReirlsTille: C. B. Wade. More-
head City ; J. W. Ra?land, Bakers-
ville.
Engrossing Clerk — W. E. Hooks,
Fremont.
Sergeant-at-Arms — R. M. Staley,
Wilkesboro.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms — \V. G.
Hall, Fayetteville.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alamance — J. Elmer Long (D.),
Graham.
Alexander— T. O. Teague (R.), Tay-
lorsville.
Alleghany— R. A. Doughton (D.),
Sparta.
Anson— Thos. C. Coxe (D.), Wades-
boro.
Ashe— H. C. Tucker (D.), Weasel.
Beaufort— J. F. Latham (D.), Wash-
ington; W. A. Thompson (D.), Wash-
ington.
Bertie — W. R. Johnson (D.), Wind-
sor.
Bladen— E. H. Anders (D.). Kelly.
Brunswick— C. Ed. Taylor (R.),
Southport.
Buncombe — Gallatin Roberts (D.),
Asheville; R. R. Williams (D.), Ashe-
ville.
Burke — J. F. Spainhour (D.), Mor-
ganton.
Cabarrus— W. L. Morris (D.), Con-
cord.
Caldwell — A. A. Kent (D.). Lenoir.
Camden— D. F. Bartlett (D.), Cam-
den Court House.
Carteret— C. S. Wallace (D.), More-
head City.
Caswell— Osmond Smith (D.), Yan-
ceyville.
Catawba— Geo. W. Rabb (D.), Mai-
den.
Chatham— N. J. Wilson (D.), Pitts-
boro.
Cherokee— J. H. Dillard (D.), Mur-
phy.
Chowan— W. S. Frivott (D.I. I
ton.
Clav— R. L. Herbert (R.), Haysville.
Cleveland— C. .1. Woodson (D.),
Shelby.
XIV
STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
A. Xiinn (D.)j
New
(D.),
Craven — R.
Bern.
Columbus — J. M. Shipman
Clarkton.
Cumberland— A. D. McGill (D.).
Fayetteville; Chas. <:. Rose (D.), Fay-
etteville.
Currituck — Pierce Hampton (D.),
Waterlily.
Dare— Charles H. Scarborough
(Ind.)i Mann's Harbor.
Davidson— B. W. Parham (D.),
Thomasville.
Davie — W. A. Bailey (R.), Mocks-
ville.
Duplin — R. L. Carr CD.). Magnolia.
Durham — Julian S. Carr ID.), Dur-
ham.
Edgecombe — Dr. M. B. Pitt (D.),
Tarboro; Hugh Bryan (D.), Battle-
boro.
Forsyth- Frank A. Alspaugh (D.),
Winston-Salem; P. H. Stimpson (R.),
Pfafftown.
Franklin— Dr. R. P. Floyd (D.),
Louisburg, R. F. D. No. 1.
Gaston— A. C. Stroup CD.). Gas-
tonia; N. B. Hendrick (D.), Cherry-
ville.
Gates — Lycurgus Hofler (D.), Gates-
ville.
Graham — J. C. Edwards (R.), Japan.
Granville — William A. Devin (D.),
Oxford.
Greene— V. R. Smith (D.), Snow
Hill.
Guilford— J. E. Kirkman (D.),
Greensboro; T. R. Dillard (D.),
Greensboro.
Halifax— W. T. Clement fD.), En-
field; A. H. Green (D.). Weldon.
Harnett — Charles Ross (D.), Lilling-
ton.
Haywood— Dr. J. H. Mease (D.),
Canton.
Henderson — H. G. Ewart (R.), Hen-
dersonville.
Hertford— W. P. Taylor (D.), Win-
ton.
Hyde— J. W. McWilliams (D.),
Ocracoke.
Iredell— Zeb. V. Turlington (D.),
Mooresville; N. D. Tomlin (D.),
stntesville.
Jackson— F. H. Brown (D.), Cullo-
whee.
Johnston — -Ashley Home (D.), Clay-
ton; L. H. Allred (D.). Selma.
Jones — Jack Dixon (D.), Trenton.
!Lee — (Lee votes with Moore).
Lenoir— E. R. Wooten (D.), Kin-
ston.
Lincoln — A. L. Quickel (D.), Lin-
colnton.
Macon — J. Frank Ray (D.), Frank-
lin.
Madison — J. Coleman Ramsey (R.),
Marshall.
Martin— H. W. Stubbs (D.). Wil-
liamston.
McDowell— T. W. Wilson (D.),
Nealsville.
Mecklenburg— W. C. Dowd (D.),
Charlotte; W. A. Grier (D.), Char-
lotte; W G. McLaughlin (D.), Char-
lotte.
Mitchell — Henry T. Norman (R.),
Elk Park.
Montgomery — J. L. Stewart (dead.)
i Successor not yet elected).
Moore— W. H. McNeill (D.), Car-
thage.
Nash — J. L. Cornwall (D.), Spring
Hope.
New Hanover — Woodns Kellum
CD.). Wilmington.
Northampton — B. S. Gay (D.), Jack-
son.
Onslow — E. M. Koonce (D.), Jack-
sonville.
Orange — John T. Johnston (D.),
Hillsboro.
Pamlico— Z. V. Rawls (D.), Ply-
mouth.
Pasquotank— Thomas J. Markham
(D.), Elizabeth City.
Pender — W. W. Alderman (D.),
Willard.
Perquimans — L. B. Perry (D.).
Hertford.
Person — W. A. Warren (D.), Gor-
donton.
Pitt— John T. Thorne (D.), Farm-
ville: Guilford Moring (D-.), Green-
ville. R. F. D.
Polk — J. B. Livingston fD.). Tryon.
Randolph— O. R. Cox (D.), Ashe-
boro; H. B. Carter (D.). Ramseur.
Richmond— W. S. Thomas (D.),
Rockingham.
Robeson— Dr. W. A. McPhaul (D.),
Lmnberton; J. O. McArthur (D.),
Rowland.
Rockingham — W. I. Witty (D.),
Summerfleld; J. T. Wall (D.), Madi-
son.
Rowan— R. D. Coleman (D.), Gold
Hill; W. D. Pethel (D.), Spencer.
Rutherford — H. Craig Richardson
(D.), Forest City.
Sampson — Jas. T. Kennedy (R.).
Moltonville; Buck Hillery Crumpler
(R.), Clinton.
Scotland— W. H. Weatherspoon (D.),
Laurinburg.
Stanly— R. Lane Brown (D.), Albe-
marle.
Stokes— James M. Fagg (R.), Red
Shoals.
Surry— Samuel E. Marshall (R.),
Mt. Airy.
Swain— O. P. Williams (R.), Bryson
City.
Transylvania — Thos. S. Wood (D.),
Brevard.
STATE GOVERNMENT LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
XV
THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
OF NORFOLK
Capital, $1,000,000.
Surplus and Profits, $680,000
DEPOSITARY OF THE UNITED STATES, THE UNITED STATES
COURT AND OF THE CITY OF NORFOLK.
Total Resources over $7,500,000
Offers to a discriminating; public, a thoroughly organized business in every
department and the experience gained in a successful business
life of over forty years.
DEPARTMENTS :
COMMERCIAL, SAVINGS, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE, DO-
MESTIC and FOREIGN for COLLECTIONS, BANKS AND BANKERS.
OFFICERS:
NATHANIEL BEA3IAN, President. HUGH M. KERR, Cashier.
TAZEJVELL TAYLOR, V.-President. M. C. FEREBEE, Asst. Cashier.
R. S. COHOON, Assistant Cashier.
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
Tyrrell— M. Majette (D.), Columbia.
Union — John C. Sykes (D.), Mon-
roe; R. V. Houston (D.), Monroe.
Vance — Thos. Taylor (D.), Towns-
ville.
AVake— R. H. Battle (D.), Raleigh;
E. R. Pace (D.), Raleigh; J. T. Judd
(D.), New Hill.
Warren— T. O. Rodwell (D.), War-
renton.
Washington — Arthur W. Swain (D.),
Plymouth.
Watauga — Smith Hagaman (D.),
Vilas.
Wayne— J. E. Kellv (D.), Mount
Olive; J. M. Mitchell (D.). Goldsboro.
Wilkes — Herman C. Caviness (R.),
Wilkesboro.
Wilson — George W. Connor (D.),
Wilson.
Yadkin — Wade Reavis (R.), Hamp-
tonville.
Yancey— Dav v id M. Buck (D.), Bald
Mountain.
THE HOUSE.
Officers House Representatives.
Speaker — W. C. Dowd, Charlotte.
Principal Clerk— T. G. Cobb, Mor-
trnnton.
Reading Clerk— D. Scott Poole, Rae-
ford.
, Engrossing Clerk — M. D. Kinsland,
Wayiiesville.
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms — D. L.
James, Scotland Neck.
Enrolling Clerk — E. B. Norvell, Mur-
phy.
North Carolina Fairs.
Alamance County, Burlington — Mc-
Bryde Holt, Secretary.
Cumberland County, Fayetteville — J.
13. Tillinghast, Secretary.
Greensboro Pair, Greensboro — Gar-
land Daniel, Secretary.
Haywood County, Wayiiesville — J. E.
Carraway, Secretary.
Mecklenburg County, Charlotte — C.
M. Creswell, Secretary.
Piedmont Fair, Winston-Salem— G.
E. Webb, Secretary.
State Pair, Raleigh— Joseph B.
Pogue, Secretary.
Yadkin Valley Fair, Salisbury— Win.
James, Secretary.
North Wilkesboro, North Wilkes-
boro— H. H. Hortnn. Secretary.
XVI
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
THE SI PREME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Walter Clark, of Wake, Chief Jus-
tice.
Piatt I». Walker, of Mecklenburg,
Associate Justice.
William A. Hoke, of Lincoln, Asso-
ciate Justice.
George II. Brown, Jr., of Beaufort,
Associate Justice.
Win. R. Allen, of Wayne, 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 twent3"-one years, and must
have studied :
E well'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, sigued by two attorneys
who practice in that Court. An ap-
plicant from another State may have
such certificate signed by any State
officer of the State from which he
comes.
3. He must deposit with the Clerk
twenty-one dollars and fifty cents. Of
tins .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.
J. C. B. Ehringhaus, Solicitor, Eliza-
beth City.
Spring Term— M. H. Justice, Ruth-
erfordton, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term— Ed. B. Cline, Hickorv,
Presiding Judge.
Pasquotank — January 16 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; March 13 (2 weeks',
first week criminal, second week civil
cases; September IS (1 week), crimi-
nal.
Beaufort — February 13 (2 weeks) ;
May 22 (3 weeks). 2 weeks, civil, last
week, criminal; October 23: December
4 (3 weeks), 1st week, criminal, 2
weeks civil.
Currituck — February 27 (1 week) ;
September 4 (1 week).
Camden— March 6 (1 week) Septem-
ber 11 (1 week).
Perquimans — March 27 (1 week) ;
September 25 (1 week).
Chowan — April 3 (1 week) ; October
a week i.
Gates— April 10 (1 week) ;
2 fl week).
Washington — April 17 (1
October 9 (1 week).
Tyrrell— April 24 (1 week) ;
ber 8 (1 week).
Dare— May 1 fl week) : October 30
(1 week).
Hyde — May 15 (1 week) ; November
27 (1 week).
October
week) :
Novem-
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Robert B. Peebles, Resident Judge,
Jackson.
Jobn H. Kerr, Solicitor. Warrenton.
Spring Term — J. S. Adams, Ashe-
ville. Presiding Judge.
Fall Term— M. H. Justice, Ruther-
fordton, Presiding Judge.
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
First National Bank, J™ 1
RICHMOND,
GIN I A
Capital and Earned Surplus . . $2,000,000.00
Deposits 7,000,000.00
Total Resources .... 10,500,000.00
JOHN B. PURCELL, President. JOHN M. MILLER, JR., V.-Pres & < ash
FREDERICK E. NOLTING, 2nd V.-P. CHAS. R. BURNETT, Asst Cashier.
J. C. JOPLIN, Asst. Cashier. W. P. SHELTON, Asst. Cashier.
ALEX. F. RYLAND, Asst. Cashier.
CONFIDENTLY SEEKS AND INVITES NEW ACCOUNTS.
Halifax— January 30 (2 weeks), jail
and civil cases ; March 20 (2 weeks) ;
August 21 (2 weeks) ; November 27,
(2 weeks).
Warren — February 13; June 1!) ^2
weeks): September IS (2 weeks).
Bertie — February 20 (1 week), crimi-
nal; May 1 (2 weeks), 1st week, crimi-
nal, 2d week, civil; September 11 (1
week) ; November 13 (2 weeks).
Hertford — February 27 (1 week) ;
April 24 (1 week) ; October 16 (2
weeks).
Northampton — April 3 (2 weeks) ;
July 31, jail and civil cases; October 2.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Harry W. Whedbee, Resident Judge,
Greenville.
Chas. L. Abernethy, Solicitor, Beau
fort.
Spring Term — G. S. Ferguson.
Waynesville, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — J. S. Adams, Asheville,
Presiding Judge.
Pitt — January 16, criminal cases
only; January 23, civil cases only;
March 20, civil cases only ; April 24,
criminal cases only; May 1, civil case
only ; May 22, civil cases only ; August
21, criminal cases only; August 28,
civil cases only ; September 18, civil
cases only; November 6, criminal cases
only: November 13, civil cases only;
December 11, civil cases only.
Craven — February 6, criminal < <■
only; Februaary 13, civil cases only:
April 10. ciivl cases only: May 8, civil
cases only; June 12, criminal cases
only; October 2, criminal cases only:
October 9, civil cases only; November
20, civil cases only.
Greene — February 27 (2 weeks):
May 20. civil cases only ; September
4; December 4.
Carteret— March 13: June 10; Octo-
ber 16.
Jones — April 3; October 30.
Pamlico — April 17; October 23.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Chas. M. Cooke, Resident Judge,
Louisburg.
R. G. Allsbrook, Solicitor. Tarboro.
Spring: Term— G. S. Ward, Elizabeth
City. Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — G. L. Ferguson, Waynes-
ville, Presiding Judge.
Franklin — January 23 (2 weeks)
April 17 (2 weeks) ; August 21, crimi-
nal cases only; October 16 (2 weeks'),
civil cases only.
Wilson — February 6; February 13,
civil cases only ; May 15 ; September 4 ;
November 13, civil cases only; Decem-
ber IS. criminal eases only.
Vance — February 20 (2 weeks) ; May
22 (2 weeks) : October 2 (2 weeks).
Edgecombe — March 6; April 3, civil
cases only; June 5 (2 weeks) ; Septem-
ber 11; October 30 (2 weeks), civil
cases only.
Nash — March 13, civil cases only:
March 27. civil eases only; May 1.
criminal eases only: May S, civil i
only: August 28, criminal eases only;
November 27, criminal eases only; De-
cember 4. civil cases only.
Martin — March 20; June 19; Septem-
ber IS (2 weeks); December 11.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Oliver H. Allen, Resident Judge,
Kinston.
Henry E. Shaw.
Spring Term — R.
son. Presiding .Tinli
Fall Term— G. S.
[tor, Kinston,
B. Peebles, .lack-
re.
Ward, Eliz
City, Presiding Judge.
Lenoir — January 9, criminal cases
only: March 13 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; May 22. criminal cases only:
.Time 12 (2 weeks), civil cases only:
August 21. criminal- cases
November 6 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; December 11, criminal
only.
Pender — January 16; March 27; Sep
(ember 11 (2 weeks).
STATE G< (VERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
New Hanover — January 23 (2
weeks); April 3; April 10 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; May 29 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; July 24 (2 weeks);
September 25; October 2 (2 weeks),
civil cases only; December 4. civil
cases (inly.
Sampson— February 6 (2 weeks);
-May 1; .May 8 i2 weeks), civil cases
only; .lime 26, civil cases only; July
10; August 7 12 weeks), civil case's
.inly : ( (ctober 2.". (2 weeks).
Duplin — February 20 (2 weeks); July
.".. criminal cases only; August 2S (2
weeks!, civil cases only; November 20
12 weeks).
Onslow —March •', ; April 24. civil
cases only; July IT. civil cases only;
October 16.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Frank A. Daniels, Resident Judge,
< foldsboro.
Herbert E. Norris. Solicitor, Ral-
eigh.
Spring Term — Harry W. Whedbee,
Greenville, Presiding Judge.
rail Term— R. B. Peebles. Jackson,
Presiding Judge.
Wake January 9 (2 weeks) ;
ruary 20 r_> weeks), civil cases
March 27 (2 weeks') : April
weeks), civil cases only; July
weeks i : September 25 (2 weeks)
tober 2:: (3 weeks).
AY a y n e — Ja n u a ry
Feb-
only :
24 (3
10 (2
; Oc-
civil cases onlv.
2.°. (2 weeks') ; April
10 (2 weeks) : Mav 15. civil cases onlv
August 21 1 2 weeks'); October 9- (2
weeks'), civil cases onlv; November 27
(2 weeks).
6 (2 weeks) :
November 1.". (2
Harnett — February
May 22: September 4
weeks t.
Johnston — March (2 weeks) ; Sep-
tember 11 (2 weeks); December 11 (2
weeks i.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
C. C. Lyon, Resident Judge, White-
ville.
N. A. Sinelair, Solicitor, Fayetteville.
Spring: Term — Chas. M. Cooke. Louis-
burg, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term— Harry W. Whedbee,
Greenville. Presiding Judge.
Cumberland — January 10. criminal
cases only; February 20. civil cases
only; March 27. jail and civil
only; May 1 (2 weeks), civil
only; May 29, criminal cases
August 28, criminal cases only;
ber 23 {2 weeks), civil cases
November 20, criminal cases only
Bladen — January 23. civil cases only;
March 13, criminal cases only: July
31, civil cases only; October 16, crimi-
nal cases only.
Robeson — February (2 weeks),
criminal cases only: April 3 (2 weeks).
cases
cases
only ;
Octo-
only ;
civil cases only; May 22, civil cases
only; June 19, civil cases only; July
3 (2 weeks), criminal cases only; Sep-
tember 11, criminal cases only; Octo-
ber 2 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
.November 6 (2 weeks), criminal cases
only; December 4 (2 weeks), civil.
Columbus — February 27 (2 weeks) ;
April 17 (2 weeks i ; July 17 (2 weeks),
civil cases only ; September 4 ; Novem-
ber 27.
Brunswick — March 20 ; August 7,
civil cases only ; September 25.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
W. J. Adams, Resident Judge. Car-
thage.
A. M. Stack, Solicitor. Monroe.
Spring Term — O. H. Allen, Kinston,
Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — Chas. M. Cooke, Louis-
burg. Presiding Judge.
Richmond — January 9. criminal
cases only : April 10. civil cases only ;
May 2!); September 4. criminal cases
only; September 25, civil cases only;
December 4.
Anson — January 16, criminal cases
only; March 0, civil cases only; April
17: April 24, civil cases only: June 12,
civil cases only; September 11. crimi-
nal cases only; October 2 (2 weeks),
civil cases only.
Moore — January 23, civil cases only:
February 13, criminal cases only ; May
22, civil cases only ; August 14. crimi-
nal cases only; September IS, civil
cases only; December 11.
I'nion — January 30, criminal cases
only: February 20 (2 weeks), civil
cases only : March 20, criminal cases
only; July 31. criminal cases only;
August 21 (2 weeks), civil cases onlv;
October 30 (2 weeks).
Chatham — February 6; May 8; Au-
gust 7; November 13.
Scotland — March 13, civil cases only;
May 1, criminal cases only; June 5;
October 23 ; November 27.
Lee — April 3 ; July 17 (2 weeks) ;
November 20.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
J. Crawford Biggs, Resident Judge,
Durham.
S. M. Gattis, Solicitor, Hillsboro.
Spring Term — Frank A. Daniels,
Goldsboro, Presiding Judge
Fall Term— O. H. Allen,' Kinston,
Presiding Judge.
Guilford — January 2. civil cases
only; January 10. civil cases only:
February 13 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; February 27, criminal cases
only: April 3. criminal cases only;
April 17 (2 weeks), civil cases only:
June 5 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
June 19, criminal cases only; Septem-
ber 18, criminal cases only: October
23 (1 weeks), civil cases only: Decem-
ber 11, criminal cases only.
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. .
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President.
F. II. BRIGGS, Cashi
Raleigh Banking & Trust Co.
Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $25,000.00 Deposits, $700,000.00
Safety and Security for Depositors
First Consideration
THIRD GENERATION OF SUCCESSIVE BANKING— 1865 TO 1910.
HAS PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS OVER $1,500,000.00 IN PROMTS.
(2
(2
Durham — January 9, criminal cases
only; January 23 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; March 20 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; May 15, criminal cases only;
August 28, criminal cases only; Octo-
ber 2 (2 weeks), civil cases only; De-
cember 4, criminal cases only.
Granville — February 6; May 1
weeks) ; July 31 ; November 20
weeks).
Alamance — March 6; May 29, civil
cases only ; September 4, criminal
(■uses only; September 11, civil cases
only; November 6, criminal cases only.
Orange— March 13; May 22, civil
cases only ; October 16.
Person—April 10; August T; No-
vember 13.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Benjamin F. Long, Resident Judge,
Statesville.
Win. C. Hammer, Solicitor, Ashe-
boro.
Spring Term— C. C.Lyon, Elizabeth-
tcwn, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — Frank A. Daniels, Golds-
boro. Presiding Judge.
stanlv— January 16, criminal cases
only; March 13, civil cases only; July
10, criminal cases only; September 11,
rivil cases only.
Montgomery— January 23, criminal
cases only : April 17, civil cases only ;
July 3, criminal cases only; Septem-
ber' IS (2 weeks), civil cases only.
Iredell— January 30 (2 weeks) ; May
22 (2 weeks); August 31 (2 weeks);
October 30 (2 weeks).
Rowan— February 13 (2 weeks) ; May
8 (2 weeks) ; August 28 (2 weeks) ;
November 20 (2 weeks).
Davidson — February 27 )2 weeks);
April 24, civil cases only: August II
(2 weeks) ; November 13. jail and civil
cases only.
Randolph — March 20 (2 weeks) ; .Inly
li (2 weeks); December 4 (2 weeks).
Davie — April ■'! (2 weeks); October
2 (2 weeks).
Yadkin— May 1; October 16 (2
weeks). \
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Henry P. Lane, Resident Judge,
Reidsville.
S. P. Graves, Solicitor, Mt. Airy.
Spring: Term — W. J. Adams. Car-
thage, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — C. C. Lyon, Elizabeth-
town, Presiding Judge.
Forsyth — January :;o. criminal cases
only; February 13 (2 weeks), civil
oases only; March 13 (2 weeks), civil
cases only; May 22, criminal cases
only; May 29, civil c.-ises only: July 24.
criminal cases only; September 11 \-
weeks), civil cases only: October !»,
criminal cases only: December I (2
weeks), civil cases only.
Surry — February 6; April 21 (2
weeks); August 28 (2 weeks;, civil
cases only: November 20 (2 weeks).
Rockingham — February 27 (2
weeks): June 12 (2 weeks), civil cases
only; July 31. criminal cases only:
November 6 (2 weeks i.
Alleghany — March 27; August 21.
Ashe — April 3 12 weeks); July 10 (2
weeks): October 2.". (2 weeks).
Caswell — April 17: October Hi.
Stokes — May 8, criminal cases only;
May lo, ciivl cases only; September
25, criminal c;ises only; October 2.
civil cases only.
TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
James L. Webb, Resident Judge,
Shelby.
Geo. W. Wilson, Solicitor, Gnstonia.
Sprint? Term — J. Crawford Biggs,
Durham, Presiding Judge.
inn Term — W. -i. Adams, Carthage,
Presiding .Indue.
STATE iKiVKIIXMENT- JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Mecklenburg- — January 1(5 (2 weeks),
civil cases only : February 13 (2
weeks), criminal cases only : March 13
(2 weeks), civil cases only; April 24,
criminal cases only ; May 1, civil cases
only; June 5. criminal cases only:
June 12, civil cases only ; July 17 (2
weeks), civil cases only; August 14 (2
weeks), criminal cases only; Septem-
ber 25. criminal cases only : October
2 (3 weeks), civil cases only; Novem-
ber 27, civil cases only ; December 4,
criminal cases only.
Cabarrus — Januarv 30 (2 weeks) ;
May S (2 weeks); August 2S; October
23 (2 weeks).
Gaston — February 27 (2 weeks) ;
May 22 (2 weeks); September 11 (2
.weeks) : November 20.
Cleveland — March 27 (2 weeks) July
31 (2 weeks); November 6 (2 weeks).
Lincoln — April 10 ; September 4 ; De-
cember 11.
[weeks); August 21 (2 weeks), civil
(cases only; October 30 (2 weeks).
Henderson — March 6, criminal cases
(only; May 15 (2 weeks), jail and civil
cases only; October 2 (2 weeks), crim-
inal cases only; November 13 (2
weeks), jail and civil cases only.
Burke — March 13 (2 weeks) ; June 5
(2 weeks), civil cases only; August 7
(2 weeks); December 4 (2 weeks),
civil cases only.
Yancey — March 27 (2 weeks); June
19, ciivl cases only ; September 4 < 2
weeks).
Polk— April 24 (2 weeks); October
10 (2 weeks).
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL, DIS-
TRICT. >
E. B. Cline, Resident Judge, Hick-
ory.
Frank A. Linney, Solicitor, Boone.
Spring Terra — B. F. Long, States-
ville. Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — J. Crawford Biggs, Dur-
ham, Presiding Judge.
Wilkes — January 23 (2 weeks), civil
cases only: March 13 (2 weeks); Au-
gust 7 (2 weeks) ; October 9 (2 weeks),
civil cases only.
Catawba — February (2 weeks) ;
May S (2 weeks), civil cases only:
July 10 (2 weeks) : October 30 (2
weeks).
Alexander — Febrnarv 20; September
25 (2 weeks).
Caldwell — February 27 (2 weeks) ;
May 22 (2 weeks), civil cases only;
August (2 weeks). November 27 (2
weeks, civil cases.
AYatauga — March 27 (2 weeks) : Sep-
tember 11 (2 weeks).
Mitchell— April 10 (2 weeks) ; July
24 (2 weeks), civil cases onlv ; Novem-
ber 13 (2 weeks).
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Josepb S. Adams, Resident Judge,
Asheville.
Robert R. Reynolds, Solicitor, Abbe-
ville.
Spring Term — James L. Webb. Shel-
by, Presiding Judge.
Fall Term — Henry P. Lane, Reirts-
ville. Presiding Judge.
Madison — January 23 (2 weeks).
civil cases only; February 27 (2
weeks) ; May 8 (2 weeks), civil cases
only ; August 14 (2 weeks) : October
30 (2 weeks), civil cases only.
Buncombe — February (3 weeks) ;
March 13 (4 weeks), civil cases onlv;
April 24 (2 weeks): May 29 i'4 weeks),
civil cases only; July 31 (2 weeks);
September 11 (3 week's), civil and jail
cases; October 2 (3 weeks), civil cases
only ; November 13 (2 weeks) ; Decem-
ber 4 (2 weeks), civil cases only.
Transylvania — April 10 (2 weeks) :
August 28 (2 weeks) : November 27.
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS-
TRICT
M H. Justice, Resident Judge. Ruth-
erfordton.
A. Hall Jobnston. Solicitor. Marion.
Spring Term — Henry P. Lane, Reids-
ville. Presidins: Judge.
Fall Term— B. F. Lonsr. Statesville,
Presiding Judpre.
McDowell — January 23 (2 weeks),
civil cases only: February 20 (2
weeks) ; July 24 (2 weeks) ; September
18 (2 weeks).
Rutherfordton — February 6 (2
weeks), civil cases onlv: Anril 10 (2
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Garland S. Ferguson, Resident
Judge, Waynesville.
Felix E. Alley, Solicitor. Webster.
Spring Term— Ed. B. Cline. Hick-
ory. Presiding Judge.
Fall Term— James L. Webb. 'Shelbv,
Presiding Judge.
Haywood — January 30 (3 weeks) :
July 10 (2 weeks); September 25 (2
weeks).
Jackson — February 20 (2 weeks) :
[May 22 (2 weeks), civil cases only:
October 9 (2 weeks).
Swain— March 6 (2 weeks) ; July 24
(2 weeks) ; October 23 (2 weeks).
Graham — March 20 (2 weeks) ; Sep-
tember 4 (2 weeks).
Cherokee — April 3 (2 weeks) ; August
7 (2 weeks) : November 6 (2 weeks).
Clay — April 17: September 18.
Macon — April 23 (2 weeks) ; Novem-
ber 20 (2 weeks).
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Mechanics Savings Bank
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President.
C. B. Edwards, Vice-President.
WALTERS DURHAM, Cashier.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, JR., Asst. Cash.
SAVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST
PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Capital Stock, $15,000.00. Undivided Profits, $20,000.00.
Deposits, $300,000.00.
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.
Associate Justice — Charles E.
Hughes, New York.
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.]
JUDICIAL BRANCH.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Chief Justice— Edward D. White,
Louisiana.
Associate Justice — John M. Harlan,
of Kentucky.
Associate Justice — W. Van Devanter,
Wyoming.
Associate Justice — Joseph R. Lamar,
Georgia.
Associate Justice — Edward D. White,
of Louisiana.
Associate Justice — Joseph McKenna,
of California.
Associate Justice — Oliver W. Holmes,
of Massachusetts.
Associate Justice — William R. Day,
of Ohio.
CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
First Circuit— LeBaron 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 Buffington (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. Severeus
1 (Mich.), John W. Warrington (Ohio).
Loyall E. Knappen (Mich.).
Seventh Circuit — Peter S. Grosscup
(111.), F. E. Baker find.), W. H. Sea-
man (Wis.) C. C. Kohlsaat (111.)
Eighth Circuit — W. H. Sanborn
(Minn.) (Vacant.) W. C. HOOK
(Kan.), E..B. Adams (Mo).
Ninth Circuit— W. B. Gilbert (Ore.),
E. K. Ross (Calif.), W. W. Morrow
(Calif.)
Salaries, $7,000 per annum.
The Judges of each circuil and Hi"
Justice of the Supreme Court for
circuit constitute a Circuit Court of
Appeals.
6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
The fourth circuit embraces the
States of North Carolina, Maryland,
Virginia, South Carolina and West
Virginia.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
The United States Circuit and Dis-
trict courts are held at the same times
and places, with the same Judges and
officers.
Eastern District.
Henry G. Connor, Judge, Wilson.
II. l'. Seawell, District Attoruey,
Carthage.
I. M. Meekins, Assistant District At-
torney, Elizabeth City.
Claudius Dockery. Marshal, Raleigh.
Raleigh Circuit and District — H. L.
Crant. Clerk: George L. Tonnoffski,
Deputy Clerk — 4th Monday 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.
Creen. Clerk — 4th Monday in April and
October.
Elizabeth City Circuit and District-
Philip (i. Sawyer. 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.
Win. E. Logan, Marshal. Greensboro.
Greensboro Circuit and District
Court— Jas. M. Millikan, Clerk,
Greensboro — First Monday in June
and first Monday in December.
Statesville Circuit and District Court
—Henry C. Cowles. Clerk, Statesville —
Third Monday in April and October.
Salisbury Circuit and District —
Fourth Monday in April and October.
Asheville Circuit and District Court
— W. S. llyams. Clerk. Asheville — First
Monday in May and November.
Charlotte Circuit and District Court
— Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville—
First Monday in April and October.
Wilkesboro Circuit and District
Court — Fourth Monday in May and
November.
UNITED STATES COURT OF
CLAIMS.
Chief Justice — Stanton J. Peele
(Indiana).
Associate Justices — Chas. B. Howrv
(Miss.), Fenton W. Booth (111.),
George W. Atkinson (West Va.),
Samuel S. Barney (Wis.).
Salary of Chief Justice, $6,500;
of Associate Justices, $6,000 each.
United States District Judges for
North Carolina — James E. Boyd
(Western District), H. G. Connor
(Eastern District).
Population of North Carolina
1010.
28,721
11,592
7,745
25465
10,074
30,877
Counties.
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie 23,039
Bladen 1S.006
Brunswick 14,434
Buncombe 49,798
Burke 21.408
Cabarrus 26.240
Caldwell 20.579
Camden 5.640
Carteret 13,776
Caswell 14.S5S
Catawba 27,918
Chatham 22,635
Cherokee 14.137
Chowan 11,303
Clav 3,909
Cleveland 29,494
Columbus 28,020
Craven 25,594
Cumberland 35,284
Currituck 7,693
Dare 4,841
Davidson 29,404
Davie 13,394
Duplin 25.442
Durham 35.276
Edgecombe 32,010
Forsyth 47,311
Franklin 24.692
Gaston 37,063
Gates 10,455
Graham 4,740
Granville 25,102
Greene 13,083
Guilford 60.497
Halifax 37,646
Harnett 22,174
Haywood 21,020
Henderson 16,262
Hertford 15,436
Hyde 8,840
Iredell 34,315
Jackson 12,998
Johnston 41.401
Jones 8,721
Lee 11.376
Lenoir 22.769
Lincoln
McDowell
Macon ..
Madison .
Martin ..
17,132
13,538
12.191
20.132
17,797
1900.
25,665
10,960
7.759
21.870
19.581
20,404
20,538
17,677
12,657
44.28S
15,699
22,456
15.694
5,474
11.811
15,028
22,133
23,912
11.860
10,258
4.532
25,078
21,274
24.160
29,249
6,529
4,757
23.403
12.115
22,405
og 033
26,591
35,261
25,116
27. '.mi:;
10,413
4,343
23.263
12,038
39,074
30.793
15,988
16.222
14,104
14.294
9.278
29,064
11.853
32.250
8,226
18,639
15,498
12.567
12,104
20.644
15,383
POPULATION OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST CO.
RALEIGH, N. C.
JOHN T. PHLLEN, President. CHARLES ROOT. Cashier.
JOS. G. BROWN, Viee-President.
Deposits, over $800,000.00 Capital and Surplus, $80,000.00
FOUR PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS. Write for further information.
Mecklenburg
Mitchell .. .
. . 67,031
. . 17,245
Montgomery 14,967
Moore 17,010
Nash 43,727
New Hanover . . . . 32,037
Northampton 22,323
Onslow 14,125
Orange 15,066
Pamlico 9,996
Pasquotank 16,693
Pender .- 15,471
Perquimans 11,054
Person 17.356
Pitt 36.340
Polk 7,640
Randolph 29,491
Richmond 19,673
Robeson 51,945
Rockingham 36.442
Rowan 37,521
Rutherford 28,385
Sampson 29,982
Scotland 15,363
Stanly 19,909
Stokes 20,151
Surrv 29,709
Swain 10.403
Transylvania 77191
Tyrrell 5.219
Union 33,277
Vance 19,425
Wake 63,229
Warren 20,266
Washington 11.062
Watauga 13,556
Wayne 35,698
Wilkes 30,282
Wilson 24,269
Yadkin 15.428
Yancey 12,072
55.26S
15,221
14,197
23,622
25,478
24,785
21,150
11,940
14,690
8,045
13,660
13,381
10,091
16,695
30,889
7,004
28,232
28,408
40,371
33,163
31.066
25,101
26,380
15,220
19,866
25,515
8,401
6.620
4,980
27,156
16,684
54,626
19,151
10,608
13,417
31,356
26.872
23,596
11,464
Total 2,206,287 1,898,810
POPULATION NORTH CAROLINA.
The population of North Carolina,
according to the 1910 census, is 2,200,-
287, against 1,89S,S10 in 1900.
Following is the announcement of
the Director of- the Census of all cities
and towns in North Carolina having
a population in excess of 5,000.
City. 1910. 1909.
Asheville 18,762 14,694
Charlotte 34,014 18,091
Concord 8,715 7,910
Durham 1S,241 6,679
Elizabeth City 8,412 6,348
Fayetteville 7,045 4,670
Gastonia 5.759 4.610
Goldsboro 6,107 5.S77
Greensboho 15,895 10,035
High Point 9,525 4.163
Kinston '. .. .. 6.995 4,106
New Bern 9,961 9,090
Raleigh 19,218 13,643
Rocky Mount 8.051 2.937
Salem ;,533 3,642
Salisbury 7.153 6,277
Washington 6,211 4,842
Wilmington 25,748 20,976
Wilson 6,717 3,525
Winston 17,167 10,008
CORPORATION CERTIFICATES.
FILED.
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1893.. 21
For the year ending Nov. 30, ism.. 115
For the year ending Nov. 30, L895. 133
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1896. . 151
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1897.. 147
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1898.. 156
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1899.. 207
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1900.. 306
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1901.. 327
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1902.. 395
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1903.. 554
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1904.. 540
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1905.. 691
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1906.. 821
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1907.. 839
For the year ending Nov. 30, 1908.. r63
For the year ending Nov. 30, L909. 1.050
For the yen- ending Nov. 30, 1919.. 1,058
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
FINANCIAL, STATEMENT.
Receipts in 1910 $675,511,715.00
Divided as -follows : From Customs 333,683,445.00
From Internal Revenue 289,933,510.00
Miscellaneous receipts 51,894,751.00
Total receipts .$675,511,715.00
Expenditures, 1910 $659,705,391.00
Divided as follows : For pensions $160,696,416.00
Interest on debt 21,342,979.00
War Department 155,911,706.00
Navy Department 123,173,717.00
Indians 18,504,131.00
Other items 180,076,442.00
Total ordinary expenditures $675,511,715.00
659,705,391.00
Excess of receipts over disbursements.. 15,806,324.00
Total receipts of the United States from the beginning of the govern-
ment. 1789. to 1910, have aggregated as follows: From customs, $11,194,892.-
720, from internal revenue, $8,333,954,614; direct tax. S2S.131.990; miscella-
neous. $1,763,076,593 — making a grand total (excluding loans and premiums)
of $21,320,055,917.
Total expenditures, same period, $22,007,866,013.
PUBLIC DEBT OF UNITED STATES.
(From the Official Statement December 1st, 1910.)
Interest-bearing debt $319,317,490.00
Debt-bearing no interest 386,743,867.43
Debt on which interest has ceased since maturity 2,042,255.26
i _
Aggregate of interest and non-interest-bearing debt U .S. . . 1,302,103,612.69
Certificates and treasury notes offset by an equal amount of
cash in treasury 1.402,03S.669.00
Aggregate of debt (including certificates and treasury notes). 2,704,142.281.69
CASH IN UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Gold certificates $910,354,669.00
Silver certificates 488,190.000.00
Treasury notes of 1890 3,494.000.00
$1,402,03S,669.00
National bank 5 per cent fund 27,14S,193.08
Outstanding checks and warrants 13,817,411.26
Disbursing officers' balance 82.218.077.86
Postoffice Department account 3.625.064.87
Miscellaneous items 1,672,855.35
$128,481,602.42
Reserve., fund $150,000,000.00
Available cash balance .. .. 86.6S3.885.80
$236,683,885.80
Total $1,767,204,157.22
Cash balance in treasury December 1. 1910 (exclusive of re-
serve and trust funds) 86,6.83.885.80
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE BRANCH. 9
WAKE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
PAYS
T. B. CROWDER, President.
W. B. GRIMES, Vice-Pres.
W. W. VASS, Cashier.
4% Interest
On Your Deposits
Compounded Quarterly
RALEIGH, N. C.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
SENATE.
President — James S. Sherman IK.),
of New York.
President Pro Tempore — William P.
Frye (R.), of Maine.
SENATORS.
Alabama —
John H. Bankhead (D.), Payette.
Joseph P. Johnston (D.), Birming-
ham.
Arkansas —
T^fferson Davis (D.), Little Rock
James P. Clarke (D.), Little Rock.
California —
George C. Perkins (R.), Oakland.
A Republican.
Colorado —
Simon Guggenheim (R.), Denver.
Charles I. Hughes, Jr. (D.), (dead),
Denver.
Connecticut —
Frank B. Brandegee (R.), New Lon-
don.
Geo. P. McLean (R.)
Delaware —
H. A. Richardson (R.I. Dover.
A Republican.
Florida —
Duncan U. Fletcher (D.), Jackson-
ville.
A Democrat.
Georgia —
Augustus O. Bacon (D.i, Macon.
Joseph M. Terrell (D.), Atlanta.
Idaho —
William E. Borah (R.l. Boise
Weldon B. Heyburn (R.), Wallace.
Illinois —
Shelby M. Cnllom (R.), Springfield.
William Lorimer (R.), Chicago.
Indiana —
Benjamin F. Shively (D.), South Bend.
John W. Kern (D.), Indianapolis.
Iowa —
Young (R.), Des Moines.
Albert B. Cummins (R.), Des Moines
Kansas —
Charles Curtis (R.), Topeka.
Joseph L. Bristow (It.i. Salina.
Kentucky —
Thomas H. Paynter (D.), Frankfort
William O. Bradley (R.), Frankfort.
Louisiana —
Murphy J. Foster (D.), Franklin.
.John B. Thornton (D.I. Alexandria
William P. Frye (R.), Lewiston..
Chas. F. Johnson (D.)
Maryland —
John W. Smith (D.), Snow nil!.
Isidor Rayner (D.), Baltimore.
Massachusetts-
Henry Cabot Lodge (R.), X.iliant.
Winthrop M. Crane (R.l, Dalton.
Michigan —
William A. Smith (R.), Grand
Rapids.
("has. E. Townsend (R.)
Minnesota —
Knute Nelson (R.), Alexandria.
Morris Clapp (R.), St. Paul.
.Mississippi —
Leroy Percy (D.), Greenville.
John Sharp Williams (D.), i'azoo
City.
Missouri —
William .1. Stone (D.), Jefferson
city.
.Tas. A. Reed (D.), Kansas City.
Montana —
Joseph M. Dixon (i:.i. Missoi
A Democrat.
Nebraska —
Norris Brown (R.). Kearney.
G. M. llitchock ID. i. omaha.
10
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
(R.), Portland.
(D.), Portland.
Philadelphia.
Pittsburg.
Nevada —
Francis G. Newlands (D.), Reno.
George S. Nixon (R.), Winnemucca.
New Hampshire —
Henry E. Burnham (R.), Manchester.
Jacob H. Gallinger (R.j, Concord.
New Jersey —
Frank O. Briggs (R.), Trenton.
A Democrat.
New York —
Elihu Root (R.), New York.
A Democrat.
North Carolina —
F. M. Simmons (D.I, Raleigh.
Lee S. Overman (D.), Salisbury.
North Dakota —
Porter J. McCumber (R.)
A. J. Gronna (R).
Ohio-
Theodore E. Burton (R,). Cleveland.
Alene Pomeroy (D.), Canton.
Oklahoma —
Robert L. Owen (D.), Muskogee.
Thomas P. Gore (D.), Lawton.
Oregon —
Jonathan Bourne, Jr.
Geo. E. Chamberlain
Pennsylvania —
Boies Penrose (R.),
Ceo. T. Oliver (R.),
Rhode Island —
George P. Wetmore (R.), Newport.
Henry F. Lippett (R.)
South Carolina —
Benj. R. Tillman (D.), Trenton.
Ellison D. Smith (D.), Florence.
South Dakota —
Robert J. Gamble (R.), Yankton.
Coe I. Crawford (R.), Huron.
Tennessee —
Robert L. Taylor (D.I. Nashville.
James B. Frazier, Chattanooga.
Texas —
Joseph W. Bailey (D.), Gainesville.
C. A. Culberson. Dallas
Utah—
Reid Smoot (R.l. Provo.
George Sutherland, Salt Lake City.
Vermont —
William F. Dillingham (R.), Mont-
pelier.
Carroll S. Page (R.), Hyde Park.
Virginia —
Thomas S. Martin (D.), Scottsville.
Claude A. Swanson (D.), Chatham.
Washing-ton —
Wesley I. Jones (R.), N. Yakima.
M. Poindexter (R.)
West Virginia —
W. E. Chilton (D.)
Clarence W. Watson (D.)
Wisconsin —
Isaac Stephenson CR.), Marinette.
Robert M. La Follette (R.), Madison.
Wyoming —
Francis F. Warren (R.). Cheyenne.
A Republican.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alabama —
George W. Taylor (D.), Demopolis.
S. H. Dent, Jr. (D.), Montgomery.
Henry D. Clayton (D.), Eufaula.
U. L. Blackman (D.), Anniston.
J. Thomas Heflin (D.), Lafayette.
Richmond P. Hobson (D.), Greens-
boro.
John L. Burnett (D.), Gadsden.
William Richardson (D.), Hunts-
ville.
Oscar W. Underwood (D.), Birming-
ham.
Arkansas —
Robert Bruce Macon (D.), Helena.
William A. Oldtield (D.), Batesville.
John C. Floyd (D.), Yellville.
Ben Cravens (D.), Fort Smith.
H. M. Jacoway (D.), Dardanelle.
Joe T. Robinson (D.), Lonoke.
W. S. Goodwin (D.), Warren.
California —
John E. Baker (D.). Alturas.
William Kent (R.), Kentfleld.
Joseph R. Knowland (R.), Alameda.
Julius Kahn (R.). San Francisco.
Everis A. Hayes (R.), San Jose.
James C. Needham (R.), Modesta.
William D. Stephens (R.), Los
Ancjeles.
Smith (R.), Bakersfleld.
Large.
Taylor (D.), Glenwood
Rucker (D.), Fort
Sylvester C.
Colorado — At
Edward T.
Springs.
Atterson W.
Logan.
John A. Martin (D.), Pueblo.
Connecticut — At Large.
John Q. Tilson (R.), New Haven.
E. Stevens Henrv CR.). Rockville.
Thomas L. Reilly (D.I. Meriden.
Edwin W. Hiirs'ins (R.i, Norwich.
Ebeuezer J. Hill (R.). Norwalk.
Delaware — At Large.
William H. Heald (R.), Wilmington.
Florida —
Stephen M. Sparkman (D.I, Tampa.
Frank Clark (D.I. Gainesville.
Dannitte H. Mays (D.i, Monticello.
Georgia —
Charles G. Edwards CD.). Savannah.
S. A. Roddenbery (D.I. Thomasville.
, Dudley M. Hushes (D.). Danville.
William C. Adamson (D.), Carroll-
ton.
William S. Howard
Charles L. Bartlett
Lee (D.).
J. Tribble
M.
W.
G.
(D.I. Decatur.
(D.i, Macon.
Chickamausa.
(D.I, Athens.
Bell (D.I. Gainesville.
Hardwick (D.i. Sanders-
Brantley (D.). Bruns-
Gordon
Samuel
Thomas
Thomas
ville.
William
wick.
Idaho —
Burton
Illinois —
Martin B. Madden (R.l. Chicago.
Tames R. Mann (R.l. Chicago.
William W. Wilson (R.l. Chicago.
James T. McDermott (D.I, Chicago
L. French (R.), Moscow.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE BRANCH. 11
The National Bank of New Bern, N. C.
JAMES A BRYAN, Prest. G. H. ROBERTS. Cashier.
\V. W. GRIFFIN, Assistant Cashier.
Capital and Surplus $218,647.00
4% Paid on Savings Deposits
Adolph J. Sabath (D.). Chicago.
Edmund T. Stack (D.I, Chicago.
Frank Buchanan (D.I. Chicago.
Thomas Gallagher (D.I, Chicago.
Lynden Evans (D.). Chicago.
George Edmund Foss (K.I, Chicago
Ira C. Copley (R.), Aurora.
Chas. E. Fuller (R.). Belvidere.
John C. McKenzie (R.), Elizabeth.
James McKinney (R.i. Aledo.
George \V. Prince (R.i.
Claude U. Stone (D.).
John A. Sterling (R.),
Joseph G. Cannon (R.)
William B. MeKinley
paign.
Henry T. Rainey (D.>. Carrollton.
James M. Graham (D.I. Springfield.
Win. A. Rodepberg (R.), East St.
Louis.
Martin D.
H. Robert
town.
N. B. Thistlewood (R.), Cairo.
Indiana —
John W. Boehne (D.), Evansville.
William A. Cullop (D.), Vincennes.
William E. Cox (D.), Jasper.
Lincoln Dixon (D.), North Vernon.
Galesburg.
Peoria.
Blooinington.
, Danville.
(R.), Cham-
Foster (D.). Olney.
Fowler (I).i. Elizabeth-
Ralph W. Moss (D.), Center Point.
Finley P. Gray (D.), Connersville.
Charles A. Korbly (D.), Indiana-
polis.
John A. M. Adair (D.), Portland.
Martin A. Morrison (D.), Frankfort.
Edgar D. Crumpacker (It.). Valpa-
raiso.
George W. Rauch (D.), Marion.
Cyrus Cline (D.), Angola.
Henry A. Barnhart (D.), Rochester.
Iowa —
Charles A. Kennedy (R.), Montrose.
I. S. Pepper (D.), Muscatine.
Charles E. Pickett (R.I. Waterloo.
Gilbert N. Haugen (R.), Northwood.
James W. Good (R.), Cedar Rapids.
N. E. Kendall (R.), Albia.
S. F. Prouty (R.), Des Moines.
H. M. Towner (R.), Corning.
Walter I. Smith (R.), Council Bluffs.
Frank P. Woods (It.), Estherville.
Elbert H. Hubbard (R.), Sioux City.
Kansas —
D. R. Anthony, Jr. (R.), Leaven-
worth.
A. C. Mitchell (R.), Lawrence.
Phillip P. Campbell (R.i. Pittsburg.
Frederick S. Jackson (It.i. Eureka.
R R. Reese (R.), Minneapolis.
I. D. Young (R.), Beloit.
E. H. Madison (R.), Dodge City.
Victor Murdock (R.), Wichita.
Kentucky —
Ollie M. James (D.), Marion.
Augustus O. Stanley (D.i, Hender-
son.
R. Y. Thomas, Jr. (D.), Central City.
Ben Johnson (D.). Bardstown.
Swagar Sherley (D.I. Louisville.
Arthur B. Rouse (D.), Burlington.
James C. Cantrill (D.), Georgetown.
Hawev Helm (D.). Stanford.
W J. Fields (D.), Olive Hill.
John W. Langley (R.I. Prestonburg.
Caleb Powers (R.), Barbourvillc
Louisiana —
Albert Estopinal (D.), St. Bernard.
H. Garland Dupre (D.), New Or-
leans.
Robert F. Broussard (D.), Nevi
[beria.
John T. Watkins (D.), Minden.
Joseph E. Ransdell (D.), Lake Proi
idence.
Robert C. Wickliffe (D.), St. Frances-
vilic.
Arsene P. Pujo (D.), Lake Charles.
Maine—
Asher C. Hinds (K.i. Portland,
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
Frank K. Thomson
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER
Masonic Temple. Raleigh, North Carolina.^
Capital City 'Phone: Office, 337; Residence, 924-M.
D. J. McGillicuddy (Deiii.), Lewis-
ton.
Samuel W. Gould (D.), Skowhegan.
Frank E. Guernsey (R.), Dover.
Maryland —
James H. Covington (D.), Easton.
Joshua F. C. Talbott (D.), Luther-
ville.
George Konig (D.). Baltimore.
J. Charles Linthieum (D.I, Balti-
more.
Thomas Parran (R.), St. Leonard.
David J. Lewis (D.), Cumberland.
Massachusetts —
George P. Lawrence CR.), North
Adams.
Frederick H. Gillett (R.), Spring-
field.
John A. Thayer (D.). Worcester.
William H. Wilder (R.), Gardner.
Butler Ames (R.), Lowell.
Augustus P. Gardner (R.), Hamil-
ton.
Ernest W. Roberts (R.), Chelsea.
Samuel W. McCall (R.). Winchester.
William F. Murray (D.), Boston.
James M. Curley CD.), Boston.
Andrew J. Peters CD.), Boston.
John W. Weeks (R.), Newton.
William S. Greene (R.). Fall River.
Robert O. Harris CR-), East Bridge-
water.
Michigan —
Frank E. Doremus (D.), Detroit.
Wm. W. Wedemeyer (R.), Ann Ar-
bor.
J. M. C. Smith (R.), Charlotte.
Edward L. Hamilton (R.), Niles.
Edwin F. Sweet CD.). Grand Rapids.
Samuel W. Smith (R.), Pontiac.
Henry McMorran CR.), Port Huron.
Joseph W. Fordney CR.), Saginaw.
J. C. McLaughlin CR.), Muskegon.
George A. Loud (R.), Au Sable.
Francis H. Dodds (R.), Mt. Pleas-
ant.
H. Oliu Young (R.). Ishpemiug.
Minnesota —
Sidney Anderson (R.t. Lanesboro.
W. S. Hammond CD.), St. James.
Charles R. Davis (R.), St. Peter.
Frederick C. Stevens CR.), St. Paul.
Frank M. Nye CR.), Minneapolis.
Chas. A. Lindbergh (R.I, Little
Falls.
Andrew J. Volstead CR.), Granite
Falls.
Clarence B. Miller (R.), Duluth.
Halvor Steenerson (R.), Crookston.
M ississippi —
E. S. Candler, Jr. (D.), Corinth.
H. D. Stephens CD.), New Albany.
Benj. G. Humphreys (D.), Greenville.
Thos. Upton Sissou (D.), Winona.
S. A. Witherspoon (D.), Meridian.
B. P. Harrison (D.), Gulfport.
William A. Dickson (D.), Center-
ville.
James Wm. Collier ID.), Vicksburg.
Missouri —
.1 allies T. Lloyd (D.), Shelbyville.
William W. Rucker CD.i, Keytesville*
Joshua W. Alexander (D.), Gallatin.
Charles F. Booher (D.), Savannah..
William P. Borland CD.), Kansas
City.
Clement C. Dickinson (D.), Clinton.
Courtney W. Hamlin (D.j. Spring-
field.
D. W. Shackleford CD.), Jefferson
City.
Champ Clark CD.), Bowling Green.
Richard Bartholdt CR.), St. Louis.
Theron F. Catlin CR.), St. Louis.
L. C. Dyer CR.), St. Louis.
Walter L. Hensley (D.), Farming-
ton.
Joseph J. Russell CD.), Charleston.
J. A. Daugherty (D.), Webb City.
Thomas L. Rubey (D.), Lebanon.
Montana — At Large.
Charles N. Pray (R.), Fort Benton.
Nebraska —
John A. Maguire CD.). Lincoln.
C. O. Lobeck CD.). Omaha.
James P. Latta CD.). Tekamah.
Charles H. Sloan (R.), Geneva.
George W. Norris CR.), McCook.
Moses P. Kinkaid (R.), O'Neill.
Nevada — At Large.
Edward E. Roberts (R.), Carson
City.
New Hampshire —
Cyrus A. Sulloway CR.), Manchester.
Frank D. Currier (R.), Canaan.
New Jersey —
H. C. Loudenslager CR.), Paulsboro.
John J. Gardner CR.), Atlantic City.
Thomas J. Scully CD.), Perth Am-
boy.
Ira W. Wood CR.). Trenton.
William E. Tuttle, Jr. CD.). West-
field.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE BRANCH.
13
Commercial National Bank
OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Capital and Surplus, $840,000.00.
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.
William Hughes (D.), Paterson.
E. W. Townsend (D.), Montclair.
Walter I. McCoy (D.), South Orange.
Eugene F. Kinkead (D.), Jersey
City.
James A. Hamill (D.), Jersey City.
New York —
Martin W. Littleton (D.), Port
Washington.
George H. Lindsay (D.), Brooklyn.
. James P. Maher (D.). Brooklyn.
Frank E. Wilson (D.), Brooklyn.
William C. Redfleld (D.). Brooklyn.
William M. Calder (R.), Brooklyn.
John J. Fitzgerald (D.), Brooklyn.
Daniel J Riordau (D.). New York.
Henrv M. Goldfogle (D.), New York.
William Sulzer (D.L New York.
Charles Y. Fornes (D.)i New York.
Michael F. Conry (D.). New York.
Jefferson M. Levy (D.), New York.
John J. Kindred (D.). Long Island
City.
Thomas G. Patten (D.1, New York.
Francis B. Harrison (D.). New York.
Henry George. Jr. (D.). New York.
Stephen B. Ayres (D.). New York.
John E. Andrus (R.). Yonkers.
Thomas W. Bradley (R.). Walden.
Richard E. Connell (D.), Pougk-
keepsie.
William H. Draper (R.), Troy.
Henry S. DeForest (R.), Schenec-
tady.
George
Theron
George
Charles
Luther
Michael
W. Fairchild (R.), Oneonta.
Akin (D.), Akin.
R. Malbv (R.l. Ogdensburg.
A. Talcott (D.), Utica.
W. Mott (R.), Oswego.
E. Driscoll (E,.), Syracuse.
John W. Dwight (R.), Dryden.
Sereno E. Payne (R.), Auburn.
DeForest (R.), Scbenee-
Underhill (D.), Corning.
Simmons (R.), Niagara
Henry S.
Edwin C.
James S.
Falls.
Daniel A. Driscoll (D.), Buffalo.
Charles B. Smith (D.), Buffalo.
Edward B. Vreeland (R.), Sala-
manca.
North Carolina —
John H Small (D.), Washington.
Claude Kitchin (D.), Scotland Neck.
James M. Faison (D.), Faison.
Edward W. Pou (D.). Smithfield.
Charles M. Stedman (D.), Greens-
boro.
Hannibal L. Godwin (D.), Dunn.
Robert N. Page (D.), Biscoe.
R. L. Doughton (D.), Sparta.
Edwin Y. Webb (D.), Shelby.
James M. Gudger (D.). Asheville.
North Dakota— At Large.
L. H. Hanna (R.). Fargo.
H. T. Helgeson (R.), Milton.
Ohio— , _. .
Nicholas Longworth . (R.I. < mcin-
nati.
Alfred G. Allen (D.). Cincinnati.
James M. Cox (D.), Dayton.
.T H. Goeke (D.), Wapakoneta.
Timothy T. Ansberry (D.), Defiance.
Matthew R. Denver (D.), Wilming-
ton.
J D Post (D.), Washington C. H.
Frank B. Willis (R.), Ada.
Isaac R Sherwood (D.), Toledo.
Robert M. Switzer (R.), Gallipolis.
H C. Claypool (D.i. Chillicothe.
Edward L. Taylor, Jr. (R.), Colum-
bus. „
Carl C Anderson (D.), Fostoria.
William G. Sharp (D.), Elyria.
George White (D.), Marietta.
W B Francis (D.), Marlins Ferry.
William A. Ashbrook (D.), Johns-
town.
.T .7 Whitaber (D.), Cam on.
E R. Bathrick (D.), Akron.
Paul Howland (R.), Cleveland.
R J Bulkley (D.), < 'lev. 'land.
11
EXITED STATKS ( ;n\ERNME NT— LEGISLATIVE BRAX'CII.
( )kl:illiillla
Bird s. McGuire (R.), Pawnee.
Dick 'J'. Morgan (R.), Woodward.
James L. Davenporl (D.), Vinita.
Charles D. Carter (D.), Ardmore
Scott Ferris (D.), Lawton.
Oregon —
Willis c. Hawley (R.), Salem.
A. W. Lafferty (R.), Portland.
Pennsylvania —
Henry II. Bingham (R.), Philadel-
phia.
.In,.] Cook i U.i. Philadelphia.
.1. Hampton .Moore (R.), Philadel-
phia.
Reuben o. Moon (R.), Philadelphia.
Michael Donohne (D.), Philadelphia.
George I>. McCreary (R.), Philadel-
phia.
Thomas S. Butler (R.), West ( ".as-
ter.
Robert E. Diefeuderfer (D.), Ash-
bourne.
William W. Griest (R.), Lancaster.
John R. Fan- (R.). Scranton.
Charles C. Bowman (R.i. Pittston.
Robert E. Lee 1D.1. Pottsville.
John H. Rothermel iD.i. Reading
Georsre W. Kipp (D.I. Towanda.
William B. Wilson (D.), Blossburg.
John G. McHenry iD.I. Benton.
Benjamin K. Focht (R.), Lewisburg.
Marlin E. Olmsted (R.). Harrisburg.
Jesse L. Hartman (R.I. Holidays-
burg.
Daniel F. Lafean (R.). York.
Charles E. Patton (R.), Curwens-
ville.
Curtjs H. Gregg (D.I. Greeusburg.
Thomas S. Crago (R.), Waynesburg.
Charles Matthews (R.). New Castle.
Arthur L. Bates (R.i. Meadville.
A. Mitchell Palmer (D.), Strouds-
burg.
J. N. Langham (R.), Indiana.
Peter M. Speer (R.). Oil City.
Stephen G. Porter (R.), Pittsburgh.
John Dalzell (R.I. Pittsburgh.
James Francis Burke (R.i. Pitts-
burgh.
Andrew J. Barchfeld (R.), Pitts-
burgh.
Rhode Island —
Geo. F. O'Shaughnessy (D.), Provi-
dence.
George H. Utter (R.). Westeily.
South Carolina —
George S. Legare (D.I, Charleston.
.Tames T. Byrnes (D.). Aiken.
Wyatt Aiken (D.I, Abbeville.
Joseph T. Johnson (D.). Spartan-
burg.
David E. Finley (IVi. Yorkville.
J. Edwin Ellerbe (D.), Marion.
Asbury F. Lever (D.), Lexington.
South Dakota — At Large.
Charles H. Burke fR.), Pierre.
Ehen W. Martin (R.i. Deadwood.
Tennessee —
Sam R. Sells (R.I. Johnson City.
Burlinsrton.
Xorthfield.
Richard W. Austin (Rep.), Kuox-
ville.
John A. Moon (D.). Chattanooga.
Cordell Hull ID.), Carthage.
William C. Houston (D.), Wood-
bury.
Joseph W. Byrns (D.I, Nashville.
Lemuel P. Padgett (D. >. Columbia.
Thetus W. Sims (D.), Linden.
Finis J. Garrett (D.), Dresden.
George W. Cordon (D.I, Memphis
Texas —
Morris Sheppard (D.), Texarkaus.
Martin Dies (D.). Beaumont.
James L. Young 1D.1. Kaufman.
Choice B. Randell (D.), Sherman.
Jack Beall ID.), Waxahachle.
Rufus Hardy (D.), Corsicana.
Alexander W. Gregg (D.'i. Palestine.
John M. Moore (D.i. Richmond.
George F. Burgess (D.), (Gonzales.
Albert S. Burleson (D.), Austin.
Robert L. Henry (D.). Waco.
Oscar Calloway I D.i. Fort Worth
John H. Stephens (D.), Vernon.
James L. Slayden (D.), San Anto-
nio.
John X. Garner (D.). Uvalde.
William R. Smith (D.), Colorado.
Utah — At Large.
Joseph Howell (R.i. Logan.
Vermont —
David J. Foster (R.I
Frank Plumley (R.i
Virginia —
William A. Jones (D.I. Warsaw.
Edward E. Holland (D.I. Suffolk.
John Lamb (D.). Richmond.
R. Turnbull (D.). Lawrenceville.
E. W. Saunders (D.i. Rocky Mount
Carter Glass ID.I, Lynchburg.
James Hay ill.i. Madison.
Charles C. Carlin (D.I, Alexandria.
C. Bascom Slenip (R.I. Big Stone
Cap.
Henrv D. Flood (D.I, W. Appomat-
tox.
Washington —
Wm. E. Humphrey (It J. Seattle.
Santon Warburton (R.i, Tacoma.
William LaFollette <R.I. Pullman.
AYest Virginia —
John W. Davis (D.I. Clarksburg.
William C. Brown (D.), Kingwood.
Adam C. Littlepage (D.i, Charleston.
John M. Hamilton (D.I. Crantsville.
James A. Hughes i.R.I. Huntington.
Wisconsin —
Henry A. Cooper (R.), Racine.
John M. Nelson (R.I. Madison.
Arthur W. Kopp (R.I. Platteville.
William J. Cary (R.i. Milwaukee.
Victor L. Berger (S.I. Milwaukee.
M. E. Burke (D.I. Beaver Dam.
John J. Esch i R.i. La Crosse.
James H. Davidson (R.I. Oshkosh.
T. F. Konop (D.I. Kewaunee.
E. A. Morse (R.I. Antigo.
Irvine L. Lenroot (R.), Superior.
THE DEFICIT AND SURPLUS COUNTIES IN NORTH CAROLINA I"
CITIZENS
JOSEPH G. BROWN
PRESIDENT
HENRY E.LITGHFORD
CASHIER
RALEIGH, N. C.
OFFERS ITS SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC FOR ALL, (LASSES
OF LEGITIMATE BANKING BUSINESS.
Capital, $300, 000.00 Surplus & Profits, $60,000
Deposits, $1,250,000.00 Assets, $1,700,000
Wyoming —
Frank W. Mondell (U.i. Newcastle.
DELEGATES FROM THE TERRI-
TORIES.
Alaska —
James Wickersham (R.), Fairbanks.
Arizona —
Ralph H. Cameron (R.), Flagstaff.
New Mexico —
William H. Andrew?. (R.'i, Albuquer-
que.
Hawaii —
Jonah K. Kalanlanaole (U.i. Hono-
lulu.
Porto Rico —
Luis Munoz Rivera. Unionist. Com-
missioner. San Juan.
Philippine Islands —
Owing to a deadlock in the Philip-
pine Assembly, names of delegates t<
62d Congress not known when
THE DEFICIT AND SURPLUS COUNTIES IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
There are 56 counties in the State
which draw from the State more than
they pay into it. and 42 counties which
pay a surplus into the State Treasury.
The 56 counties with a deficit, which
are sometimes referred to as the
"pauper counties" of the State in the
tables of the State Treasurer, are
shown to receive $229,017.97 more from
the State than they pay in, while the
42 counties with a surplus paid in show
this to be $271,890.79. The charges
against the counties are for their ex-
penses in the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb at Raleigh, the School for
the Deaf and Dumb at Morganton, the
Soldiers' Home at Raleigh, the State
Hospital at Goldsboro, the State Hos-
pital at Morganton, the State Hospital
at Raleigh, the Tuberculosis Sanato-
rium, the appropriation for pensions
and for schools. The total cost to the
State of these amounts to $1,288,637.98,
and in payment of this 42 counties
give more than their part in the sum
of $271,890.79, while 56 counties fall
behind their share by $229,259.91.
The Counties With a Deficit.
The counties which draw more from
the State than they receive anil the de-
ficit of each of these counties is as
follows :
Alexander $ 8,187.04
Alleghany 1,375.82
Anson 5,658.61
Ashe 8,812.07
Bladen 6,760.61
Brunswick 3,752.41
Burke 12,629.06
Caldwell 6,05.8.34
Camden 625.21
Carterel 2.780.91
Caswell 1,297.86
Catawba 6,895.51
10 THE DEFICIT AND SURPLUS COUNTIES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
North Carolina Headquarters at Richmond
Murphy's Hotel
Eighth & Broad Streets
Chatham J.4S.j.w
Cherokee 5,376.70
Clay 1,481-74
Cleveland 2,884.09
Cumberland 5.442.68
Dare 2,601.84
Davidson 65.69
Davie 393.32
Dunlin 6,041.04
Franklin 2,309.09
Greene 28.14
Harnett 3,405.38
Haywood 1,405.54
Henderson 2.208.74
Hvde 3.505.12
Iredell 313.66
Jackson 6,657.67
Lincoln 4.734.77
Macon 3,343.80
Madison 10,834.82
McDowell .• 8,392.69
Mitchell 5,020.24
Montgomery 2,125.33
Moore 945.87
Onslow 272.20
Pamlico 2,527.54
Pender 2,978.18
Person 259.36
Polk 1,413.26
Randolph 4.064.31
Rockingham
Rutherford
Sampson . .
Stanly . . .
Stokes ....
1.146.48
4,246.58
7,517.28
550.24
6,036.87
Surry 8,355.59
Transylvania 3,418.60
Union 2,935.45
Warren 1.362.28
Washington 222.69
Watauga 3,958.30
Wilkes 11.646.21
Yadkin 5,616.29
Yancey 7,685.33
The Counties With a Surplus.
The counties which pay into the
State Treasury more than they receive
are as follows:
Alamance, $1,832.95; Beaufort, 80,-
230.16; Bertie, $5,701.95: Buncombe,
$21,579.16; Cabarrus, $5,322.30 : Chowan.
$4,080.16; Columbus, $2,830.99; Craven,
$7,599.73; Currituck. $670.78: Durham,
$32,942.50; Edgecombe, $8,745.11; For-
syth, $17,826.14; Gaston, $1,435.55;
Gates, $228.16; Graham, $1,205.83;
Granville, $1,126.96; Guilford. $12,-
924.54; Halifax, s7.267.69: Hertford.
$1,345.41; Johnston, $2,083.37: Jones,
$364.82; Lee, $198.95; Lenoir, $1,924.94;
Mai-tin. $1,048.78: Mecklenburg, $26,-
416.30: Nash, $7,627.43: New Hanover,
$25,074.84; Northampton. $2,980.59;
Orange. $820.55; Pasquotank. S7.064.10;
Perquimans, $3,617.78; Pitt. $2,935.26;
Richmond. $2,080.00: Robeson, $10,-
211.60; Rowan. $3,424.30: Scotland,
$2,827.56; Swain. $1,902.67: Tyrrell,
$373.24; Vance, 85.205.89: Wake. $9,-
204.55; Wayne. 85.950.08; Wilson, 87.-
051.12.
This makes a total for the counties
paying- a surplus of $271,890.79.
Total $229,017.97
BANK STATISTICS.
State, Private and Savings Banks.
Capital stock $ 8,916.334.55
Time certificates of deposit. 6.113,740.27
Deposits subject to check. 27,180.212.62
Demand certificates of dep. 3,310,973.40
Savings deposits 6.374.018.84
Deposits in trust 1. 687.706.29
Total assets 62,146,551 .31
National Banks.
Circulation $ 6.270.200.00
Deposits 23,081,442.52
Capital 7.935.000.00
Assets 51,648.338.03
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
North Stale Mutual Life Insurance Co.
HOME OFFICE, KINSTON, N. C.
Capital Paid in Cash - - $100,000.00
N. J. BOUSE President.
J. A. HERNDON JSupt. of Agencies and Gen'l Mgr.
DR. J. M. PARROTT -Medical Director.
S. R. DUNN Cashier and Assistant Secretary.
CEESEN H. 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 J«ames A. Bryan, New
Bern.
Quartermaster - General — Lieutenant
Colonel T. L. Ernry, 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. D. Betts, Raleigh.
Chief of Artillery— Lieutenant Colo-
nel J. B. Starr, Fayetteville.
Chief of Ordnance — Lieutenant Colo-
nel J. M. Wall, Wadesboro.
Assistant Adjutant General — Major
R. C. Banker, 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— Ma j. J. S. Harris,
of Charlotte.
Bugler— Captain J. H. Parker,
Smithfleld.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding —
General P. C. Carleton, Statesville.
No. Camp. Town.
162 Catawba Hickory
212 Cabarrus County Concord
319 Col. Chas. F. Fisher. .Salisbury
394 Reuben Campell Statesville
436 Norfleet Winston
795 Guilford County Greensboro
797 Surry County Mt. Airy
952 Col. Jno. T. Jones Lenoir
11S4 Wm. Gambel Gastonia
1462 Scales-Boyd Reidsville
1535 Organ Church Salisbury
1552 Morganton Morganton
1682 His:h Point High Point
1744 Stokes County Danbury
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding —
General W. L. Loudon, Pittsboro.
No. Camp. Town.
382 Mecklenburg Charlotte
387 Leonidas J. Merritt . .Pittsb
486 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
S46 Anson Wadesboro
984 Henry L. Wyatt — Henderson
1084 Jno. White Warrenton
1206 Jones Roxboro
1277 Morris T. -Smith Oxl
1278 Oscar R. Rand ..Holly Sprinps
1369- Stanley Ubemarle
inns Jno. Manning Durham
1412 Nash County Rocky Mount
1527 Jos. J. Davis Louisburg
1576 Scotland Laurinburg
1595 Mt. /ion Mecklenburg
1646 Randolph ishe
1662 Daniel McDougald .. . Tallin '-ion
1669 Ransom rones
1716 Ashe Chapel I Ml
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding —
General .las. I. Metts, Wilmington.
No. Camp. X / ,T* rn /
137 Sampson Clinton
254 i '.i pe Fear Wilmington
417 Rvau Red Springs
-i-'l Bryan Crimes ......Washington
794 Thos. Ruflin Goldsboro
S45 Jno. C. Lambe . . . . Williamston
1053 Cary Whitaker Enfield
1057 J as. W. Cook Beaufort
1 162 New Bern New Beru
1248 Henry L. Wyatt Bayboro
1264 Jesse S. Barnes Wilson
1303 Alfred Rowland Rowland
1304 Henry M. Shaw Currituck
1490 W. J. Houston Pearsall
1533 Tarboro Tarboro
1563 David Williams .Burgaw
1574 Buck Kitchin ... .Scotland Neck
1578 J. I. Metts Wkitevihe
1590 W. F. Martin Elizabeth City
1592 Hen. W. P. Roberts Belhaven
1635 Matt Ransom Elm City
1707 Willis H. Pope Lumberton
1715 Bladen Clarkton
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Commanding —
General Jas. M. Ray.
Nc Camp. Tow ".\
301 Andrew Coleman. . .Bry son City
681 Zebulon Vance Asheville
848 Pink Welsh Waynesville
947 Chas. S. Roberson Franklin
953 Transylvania Co Brevard
954 .Tas. R. Love Webster
10°1 Watt Brvson Hendersonville
1045 Cleveland Shelby
1154 Gen. Pender Burnsville
llbti uavis L.ee Dickinson
Rutherf ordton
1621 David Coleman Painter
Camp No. ISO — 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. Moffitt,
Richmond, Va.
Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. T.
J. Jarvis, Greenville; Mrs. Rufus Bar-
ringer, Charlotte.
President— Mrs. F. M. Williams,
Newton.
First Vice-President — Mrs. M. O.
Winstead, Rocky Mount.
Second Vice-President — Mrs. Jose-
phus Daniels, Raleigh.
Third Vice-President — Miss Carry
Leazar. Mooresville.
Recording Secretary— Mrs. Thad. W.
Thrash, Tarboro.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. W. C.
Feimster, Newton.
Treasurer— Mrs. Robert Kornegay,
Goldsboro. „ .
Registrar— Mrs. Robt. H. Davis,
Louisburg. •
Recorder of Crosses— Mrs. W. M.
Creasy, Wilmington.
Historian — Miss Rebecca Cameron,
Billsboro. ttt
Assistant Historian— Mrs. W. O.
Shannon. Henderson.
Chaplain— Miss Hettie James, Wil-
mington.
UNITED SONS CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.
Commander— Edwin R. McKethan,
Favetteville. „
Adjutant— J. A. McArthur, Fayette-
ville, N. C. m ±
Department Chaplain— Rev. Watson
Fairlev, Favetteville. N. C.
Department Inspector— N. H. Mac-
Geachy, Fayetteville.
Camp No. 5— George Davis. Wil-
mington. m
Camp No. 15— Johnston Pettigrew,
Asheville. •
Camp No. 17— Henry Wyatt, Win-
ston. ,
Camp No. 23— Stonewall Jackson,
Chariot to.
Camp No. 70— William Shipp, Hen-
dersonville. , .
Camp No. 142— Singletary Pettigrew,
Washington.
Camp No. 166— Harry Burgwyn,
Raleich. „ _ ._
Camp No. . 168— Hector McKethan.
Fayetteville.
Camp No. 171— Joe Cash. Oxford.
N. C. SOCIETY OF THE COLONIAL
DAMES OF AMERICA.
President — Mrs. James Sprunt, Wil-
mington.
First Vice-President — 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.
Assistant Secretary— Miss Carrie T
Moore.
Corresponding Secretary— Mrs. W.
N. Harriss, 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-
Honorary President— Mrs. Gaston
Meares, Wilmington.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
lit
Atlantic Fire Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE: RALEIGH, N. C.
CAPITAL MD SURPLUS, - - - $160,000
A NORTH CAROLINA COMPANY OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY
NORTH CAROLINIANS. ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT AND THE
STRONGEST BACKING OBTAINABLE.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President. JOS. G. BROWN, Vice-President.
R. S. BUSBEE, Manager. A. A. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
G. H. DORTCH, Secretary.
Honorary Vice-Presidents — Mrs. Vir-
ginia Gwathmey Empie, Mrs. John
Wilder Atkinson, Wilmington.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
Department Officers.
Department Commander — Chas. H.
Haber, National Soldiers Home. Va.
Senior Vice-Commander — Wm. Everett,
New Bern, N. C.
Junior Vice-Commander — Dred
Smith. Portsmouth, Va.
Medical Director — James Dolan, Nat.
Soldiers' Home, Va.
Department Chaplain — Willis Wil.
liams, Berkley, Va.
Assistant Adjutant and Quarter Mas-
ter General — F. M. Work, National Sol-
diers' Home, Va.
Department Inspector — H. E. Mead,
Phoebus, Va.
Judge Advocate — Herman Veasey,
Norfolk, Va.
Chief Mustering Officer— Thos. B.
Nelson, National Soldiers' Home, Va.
Patriotic Instructor — Robert Dorsey,
Newport News, Va.
Chief of Staff — James Van Duesen,
National Soldiers' Home, Va.
NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSO-
CIATION.
President — M. L. Shipman, Hender-
sonville Hustler.
Vice-Presidents— J. J. Farris, High
Point Enterprise; James H. Caine,
Asheville Citizen ; T. G. Cobb, Mor-
ganton Herald.
Secretary and Treasurer — J. B. Sher-
rill, Concord Times.
Historian — D. J. Whichard, Green-
ville Reflector.
Orator — J. H. Cowan, Wilmington
Dispatch.
Alternate— J. P. Cook, The Uplift.
Poet— W. Lowrie Hill, Our Father-
less Ones.
Executive Committee — M. L. Ship-
man, Chairman, Hendersonville Hust-
ler; J. B. Sherrill, Secretary, Concord
Times; H. A. London, Pittsboro
Record; R. W. Vincent, Charlotte
Observer; H. B. Varner, Lexington
Dispatch; R. M. Phillips. Greensboro
News; D. T. Edwards, Kinston Free
Press.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
President — C. M. Poole, Salisbury.
Secretary — D. A. Stanton, High
Point.
Treasurer — H. D. Walker, Elizabeth
City.
Councillors — First District, J. L.
Spruill, Columbia; Second District,
K. P. B. Bonner, Morehead City ;
Third District, C. L. Sikes, Salemburg;
Fourth District, J. J. Philips, Tar-
boro; Fifth District, W. P. Holt,
Duke; Sixth District, R. L. Felts, Dur-
ham ; Seventh District, A. J. Crowell,
Charlotte; Eighth District, R. O. Dees,
Greensboro; Ninth District. A. A.
Kent, Lenoir; Tenth District, M. L.
Stevens, Asheville.
N. C. SECTION OF AMERICAN
CHEMICAL SOCIETY.
President — Mr. W. M. Allen, Raleigh.
Vice-President — Miss Daisy B. Allen,
Raleigh.
Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. B. J. Ray,
Raleigh.
Reporters — Manlius Orr, Raleigh ;
Duncan McRae, Chapel Hill.
Representative in Council of the
American Chemical Society — Dr. J. E.
Mills, Chapel Hill.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Grand Resent — Frank W. Ham
Oxford.
Grand Secretary — J. Howell Way,
Waynesville.
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Grand Treasurer — E. L. Harris, Ral-
eigh.
State Medical Examiner — J. H
Way, Waynesville.
Annua] session to be held in Hick-
ory, April L'O, 1911.
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
President — Max T. Payne, Greens-
boro.
First Vice-President — G. A. Matton,
High Point.
Second A' ice-President — J. P. Wood-
all, Charlotte.
Third Vice-President — E. T. White-
Scotland Neck.
Treasurer — G. E. Burwell, Charlotte.
Secretary — P. W. Vaughan, Durham.
Executive Committee — C. D. Sed-
berry, Fayettevill'e ; II. E. Kendall,
Shelby; D. L. Boone. Durham; How-
ard Gardner, Greensboro; P. W.
Vaughan, ex-officio. Durham.
Local Secretary — F. W. Hancock,
Oxford.
X. 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.
NORTH CAROLINA DENTAL
SOCIETY.
President — Dr. Arthur Hynes Flem-
ing. Louisburg.
First Vice-President— Dr. J. R. Ed-
mondson, Wilson.
Second Vice-President — Dr. R. E.
Ware, Shelby.
Secretary— Dr. J. W. Stanley, Wil-
mington.
Treasurer — R. M. Morrow, Burling-
ton.
Essayist — Dr. I. H. Davis. Oxford.
Executive Committee — Dr. D. L.
.Tames, Chairman, Greenville; Dr. C.
F. Smithwick, Rockv Mount; Dr. J.
A. White. Elizabeth City.
Publishing- Committee — Dr. D. E.
McConnell. Gastonia.
Prosecuting: Committee — Dr. J. Mar-
tin Fleming, Raleigh.
Ethics Committee— Dr. P. E. Horton,
fohrm.), Winston-Salem: Dr. C. W.
Regan, Laurinburg; Dr. Wesley
Smathers, Asheville.
Supervisor of Clinics — Dr. R. D.
Sherrill, Raleigh.
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 — Charles W Tillett, Char-
lotte.
Vice-Presidents — First District, A. O.
Gaylord, Plymouth: Second District,
Walter E. Daniel, Weldon ; Third Dis-
trict, Thomas D. Warren, New Bern;
Fourth District, T. T. Hicks. Hender-
son ; Fifth District, Frank Thompson,
Jacksonville; Sixth District, Albert L.
<'ox, Raleigh; Seventh District, R. C.
Lawrence, Lumberton ; Eighth Dis-
trict, Frank Armfleld, Monroe; Ninth
District, E. S. Parker, Graham; Tenth
District, Hayden Clement, Salisbury ;
Eleventh District, S. P. Graves, Mount
Airy; Twelfth District, O. F. Mason.
Dallas ; Thirteenth District, Edmund
Jones, Lenoir ; Fourteenth District,
Fred D. Hamrick. Rutherfordton ;
Fifteenth District. Haywood Parker,
Asheville; Sixteenth District, John H.
Dillard, Murphy.
Secretary-Treasurer — Thomas W.
Davis, Wilmington.
Executive Committee — Harry Skin-
ner, Greenville; W. A. Guthrie, Dur-
ham ; W. D. Pruden, Edenton ; A. B.
Andrews, Jr., Raleigh; Thomas S. Rol-
lins, Asheville; A. M. Scales. Greens-
boro; Charles W. Tillett. Charlotte;
Thomas W. Davis, Wilmington.
THE NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS*
ASSOCIATION.
President— W. C. Wilkinson, Char-
lotte.
Vice-Presidents — J. C. Braswell,
Rocky Mount; Leake S. Covington,
Rockingham ; Geo. A. Holderness,
Tarboro.
Secretary and Treasurer — William
A. Hunt, Henderson.
Executive Committee — J. D. Biggs..
Williamston ; J. C. Hales, Wilson ; T.
A. Uzzell. New Bern ; W. D. Drake,
Jr., Raleigh ; J. Elwood Cox, High
Point; C. N. Evans, Williamston; A.
L. James, Laurinburc: W. H. White,
Salisbury: J. F. Orr, Charlotte; L. E.
Bayless, Murphy.
N. C. TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
President — Charles L. Coon. Wilson.
Vice-President — E. C. Brooks, Dur-
ham.
Secretary — R. D. W. Connor, Ral-
eigh.
N. C. SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIA-
TION.
President — R. M. Andrews, Hender-
son.
Office Secretary — Miss Maude Reid,
Raleigh.
Treasurer — E. B. Crow, Raleigh.
General Secretary — J. Van Carter,
Raleigh.
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SOCIETIES AND OIK! ANIMATIONS.
N. C. ASSOCIATION 1 OH THE PRE-
VENTION OF TCBERCCLOSIS.
President — Kichard II. Lewis, Ral-
eigh.
Secretary and Treasurer — C. A. Ju-
lian, Thomasville.
STATE LITERARY AND HISTORI-
CAL ASSOCIATION.
President — E. K. Graham, Chapel
Hill.
First Vice-President — Mrs. Frances
Fisher Tiernan (Christian Iieid), Sal-
isbury.
Second Vice-President — Julius C.
Martin, Asheville.
Third Vice-President — Miss Edith
It oyster.
Secretary-Treasurer — Clarence Poe,
Raleigh.
Executive Committee — D. H. Hill.
Chairman, Raleigh ; W. L. Poteat,
Wake Forest; J. Bryan Grimes. Ral-
eigh ; W. J. Peele, Raleigh ; Edwin
Mims, Chapel Hill.
THE N. C. POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
President — J. W. L. Thompson,
Burlington.
Vice-Presidents — S. L. Trogden,
Greensboro ; E. G. Wardin, Charlotte.
Secretary — G. E. Smith, East Dur-
ham.
Treasurer — W. Luther Cates, Bur-
lington.
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, Raleigh.
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, Graham, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Chaplain— Rev. C. C. Williams,
Spring Hope.
Steward— J. C. Bain, Wade.
Door-Keeper — George T. Lane,
Greensboro.
Sergeant-at-Arms — H. H. Thompson,
Hillsboro.
State Business Agent — Geo. F. Par-
rott, Hillsboro.
Trustee B. A. Fund — W. A. Graham,
Machpelah.
Executive Committee — J. W. Den-
mark, (ehrin.). Raleigh; Jno. Graham,
Warrenton; T. J. Oldham, Mebane,
R. F. D. No. 2; H. E. Thompson, Stan-
tonsburg ; John A. Davis, Tarboro.
Thomson,
Linthicum,
N. C. ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
President — Frank K.
Raleigh.
Vice-President— Hill C.
Durham.
Secretary and Treasurer — Franklin
Gordon, Charlotte.
Board of Directors — Frank K.
Thomson. Raleigh ; Hill C. Linthi-
cum, Durham ; Frank A. Weston,
Greensboro ; C. E. Harte, Raleigh ;
Franklin Gordon, Charlotte.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS.
President — W. T. Nicholson, States-
ville.
First Vice-President — H. G. Rowe,
Weldon.
Second Vice-President — J. W. Laney,
Monroe.
Third Vice-President— T. W. Sum-
mersett, Salisbury.
Secretary and 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 1911 at Charlotte.
GRAND LODGE. I. O. O. F.
Instituted at Wilmington, January
6, 1S43, by Rev. Geo. 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 — Frank D. Hackett,
North Wilkesboro.
Deputy Grand Master— Walter H.
Overton, Durham.
Grand Warden — Charles Dewey,
Goldsboro.
Grand Secretary — B. H. Woodell,
Raleigh.
Grand Treasurer — R. J. Jones. Wil-
mington.
Grand Representative to Soveriegn
Grand Lodge (1 year) — Perrin Bus-
bee. Raleigh.
Grand Representative to Sovereign
Grand Lodge (2 years)— P. H. Wil-
liams, Elizabeth City.
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Grand Chaplain— Rev. Zadok Paris,
North Wilkesboro.
Grand Marshal — J. W. Frazier,
Winston-Salem.
Grand Conductor — Thos. L. Green,
Waynesville.
Grand Guardian — M. Leslie Davis,
Beaufort.
Grand Herald — Edmund B. Norvell,
Murphy.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F.
Grand Patriarch — W. C. Allen,
Waynesville.
Grand High Priest — R. P. Clingman,
Winston-Salem.
Grand Senior Warden — David Gas-
ter, Fayetteville.
Grand Junior Warden — E. B. Strad-
ley, Asheville.
Grand Scribe — R. H. Ramsay, Char-
lotte.
Grand Treasurer — John E. Wood,
Wilmington.
Grand Representatives — G. W. Bry-
ant (two years), Durham; W. L.
Smith (one year), Wilmington.
Grand Marshal — K. Kendall, Shelby.
Grand Inside Sentinel— E. W. Chad-
wick, Kinston.
Grand Outside Sentinel— Dr. S. H.
Lyle, Franklin.
GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAS.
Supreme Representatives — Thomas
S. Franklin, No. 37, Charlotte; J. L.
Scott, No. 92, Graham; T. H. Webb,
No. 165, Duke.
Grand Chancellor — A. E. McCaus-
land, Charlotte.
Grand Vice-Chancellor — C. C. Mc-
Lean, Greensboro.
Grand Prelate— Rev. W. B. Duttcra.
Salisbury-
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal —
W. T. Hollowell, Goldsboro.
Grand Master of Exchequer — Jno. C.
Mills, Rutherfordton.
Grand Master at Arms — C. H. Belne,
Raleigh.
Grand Inner Guard— H. T. Powell,
Henderson.
Grand Outer Guard— S. A. Robin-
son, Gastonia.
GRAND LODGE OF MASONS.
Grand Master — Richard N. Ilackett,
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. Hon II,
Raleigh.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Grand Secretary — John C. Drewry,
Raleigh.
Assistant Grand Secretary — W. W.
Willson, Raleigh.
Grand Chaplain — Rev. Plato Dur-
ham. Concord.
Grand Lecturer — Charles F. Bahn-
son, Parmington.
Senior Grand Deacon — Prank P.
Hobgood, Jr., Greensboro.
.Junior Grand Deacon — Alex. B. An-
drews, .ir.. Raleigh.
Grand Marshal— Claude L. Pridgen,
Kinston.
Grand Sword Bearer — George P.
Norfleet, Winston-Salem.
Grand Pursuivant — Henry A.
Grady, Clinton.
Grand Stewards — James C. Bras-
well. WMtakers; Charles N. Setzer,
Charlotte.
Grand Tiler— Robert H. Bradley,
Raleigh.
Grand Auditor — Richard Williams,
Greenville.
Grand Historian — Marshall De Lan-
cer Haywood, Raleigh.
Grand Custodian— J. E. Cameron.
Kinston.
Assistant Grand Lecturers — P. M.
Move. Wilson; R. P. Edwards. Topia;
.T. W. Rowell. Wingate: J. W. Pat-
ton, Elon College: A. L. Parker, Ashe-
ville: W. C. Wicker, Elon College.
Committee on Foreign Correspond-
ence^ — John A. Collins, chairman, En-
field.
N. C. STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR.
President — O. R. Jarrett, Asheville.
First Vice-President — J. S. Blythe,
Hendersonville.
Secretary-Treasurer — J. F. Barrett,
Asheville.
Executive Board — P. U. Haymond,
Hendersonville; J. E. Sugg, Asheville;
I. A. Pike, Winston-Salem; W. H. Sin-
gleton. Raleigh; A. J. Williams,
Greensboro.
GRAND COUNCIL ROYAL AND
SELECT MASTERS.
Grand Master — John E. Cameron,
Kinston.
Deputy Grand Master— Lawrence A.
Dodsworth, Charlotte.
Grand Principal Conductor of the
Work — J. T. Alderman, Henderson.
Grand Treasurer— M. S. Willard,
Wilmington.
Grand Recorder — James C. Munds,
Wilmington.
Grand Captain of the Guard — A. S.
Guerard, Asheville.
Grand Conductor of the Council —
Henry C. Butler, Raleigh.
Grand Steward— C. L. Pridgen, Kin-
ston.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Ral-
eigh.
GRAND CHAPTER ROYAL ARCH
MASONS.
Grand High Priest— J. W. Shuford,
Hickory.
Deputy Grand High Priest — H. A.
Alurrill, Charlotte.
Grand King — .Tno. E. Cameron, Kin-
ston.
Grand Scribe — J. T. Alderman, Hen-
derson.
Grand Treasurer— M. S. Willard.
Wilmington.
Grand Secretary — J. C. Munds, Wil-
mington.
Grand Chaplain— Rev. J. L. Mur-
phy, Hickory.
Grand Lecturer — P. M. Moye. Wil-
son.
Grand Captain of the Host — L. A.
1 (odsworth, Charlotte.
Grand Principal Sojourner — A. S.
Guerard. Asheville.
Grand Royal Arch Captain— Geo. S.
Norfleet, Winston.
Grand Master of the Third Veil —
H. E. Reid. Lincolnton.
Grand Master of the Second Veil —
O. W. Spencer. Salisbury.
Grand Master of the First Veil — J.
P. Rhom. New Bern.
Grand Sentinel— R. H. Bradley, Ral-
eisrh.
GRAND COMMANDERY KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR.
Grand Commander — R. E. Sir John
B. Griggs, Elizabeth City.
Deputy Grand Commander — V. E.
Sir Wm. C. Brown, Winston.
Grand Generalissimo — E. Sir James
C. Braswell, WMtakers.
Grand Captain General — E. Sir
Henry G. Smallbones, Wilmington.
Grand Senior Warden — E. Sir O. W.
Spencer, Salisbury.
Grand Junior Warden — E. Sir
C. M. Vanstory, Greensboro.
Grand Treasurer — E. Sir E. B. Neave,
Salisbury.
Grand Recorder — E. Sir James C.
Mundy. Wilmington.
Grand Standard-Bearer — Jos. P.
Rhem, New Bern.
Grand Sword Bearer — E. Sir B. P.
Hall, Asheville.
Grand Warden — E. Sir J. E. Came-
ron. Kinston.
Grand Prelate— E. Sir and Rev. C.
P. Smith, Elizabeth City.
Grand Captain of the Guard — E Sir
R. S. Barnes, Wilson.
GREAT COUNCIL IMPROVED OR-
DER OF RED MEN.
Great Sachem — W. L. Stamev. High
Point.
Great Senior Sagamore — W. J.
Leary, Sr., Eclenton.
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Great Junior Sagamore — J. R. An-
derson, Charlotte.
Great Prophet— Sam T. White,
Greenville.
Great Chief of Records— W. Ben
Goodwin, Elizabeth City.
Great Keeper of Wampum — E. P. H.
Strunck, Wilmington.
Great Sannap— T. C. Eggleston.
Spray.
Great Mishinewa — R. P. Thompson,
Concord.
Great Guard of Wigwam— C. M.
Pierey, Henrietta.
Great Guard of Forest— J. M. Black,
Asheville.
Great Representatives to Great
Council of United States — W. Ben
Goodwin, Elizabeth City; W. S. Lid-
dell, Charlotte; Sam T. White. Green-
ville; B. W. Taylor, Washington.
Board of Appeals— R. C. Flanagan,
Greenville; E. T. Stewart, Washing-
ton ; Heenan Hughes, Graham.
Committee on Judiciary — W. E.
Henulon, His;h Point; Joseph E.
Pogue. Raleigh; Dr. D. L. James,
Greenville.
JR. O. U. A. M.
State Councilor— L. T. Hartsell,
Concord.
State Vice-Councilor— U. M. Gillikin,
Goldsboro.
State Secretary — Sam F. Vance,
Winston-Salem.
State Council Treasurer — George V.
Fulp, Kernersville.
State Conductor— O. W. Jones, Win-
ston-Salem.
Warden— B. D. Hamilton, Wilming-
ton.
Inside Sentinel— S. N. Bowman,
Randleman.
Outside Sentinel— N. T. Blue, Car-
thage.
State Chaplain — Rev. S. F. Nicks,
Pelham.
THE TRI-STATE MEDICAL ASSO-
CIATION OF THE CAROLINAS
AND VIRGINIA.
(Founded in 1899.)
President — Dr. Joseph A. AVhite,
Richmond, Va.
Vice-Presidents— Dr. Joseph Gra-
ham, Durham; Dr. Samuel Lile,
Lynchburg, Va. ; Dr. T. Prioloau
Whaley, Charleston, S. C.
Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. J. Howell
Way, Waynesville.
Thirteenth annual session to lie held
in Raleigh, N. C, February 21-22, 1911.
B. P. O. ELKS.
Organized May 20, 1901.
Eastern District Deputy— J. D. Mc-
Neil, Fayetteville, No. 1081.
Western District Deputy— G. A. Pat-
ton, High Point, No. 1115.
Member Grand Lodge Committee on
Charters— F. W. Thomas, Asheville,
No. 60S.
Lodges— Charlotte, 392: Winston,
449; Wilmington, 532; Greensn
602; Durham. 568; Asheville, 608;
Salisbury, 699; Raleigh, 735; New
Bern 764; Goldsboro, 139; Washing-
ton, 822; Wilson. S40 ; Elizabeth City,
S56: Concord, 857; Rocky Mount,
1038; Fayetteville, 1081; High Point,
No. 111".
President— Thomas C. Daniels,
Bern.
Vice-President — James S. Dunn,
Winston-Salem.
Director-General— A. IT. Boyden,
Salisbury.
Grand Marshal— John IT. Andrews.
Raleigh. ,
Deputy Grand Marshal B. H. I
i Salisbury.
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ORDER OF THE CINCINNATI.
President — Wilson G. Lamb, Wil-
liamston.
Vice-President — John Collins Daves,
Baltimore, M<i.
Secretary — Marshall DeLancey Hay-
wood. Raleigh.
Assistant Secretary — John Bradley
Lord, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Treasurer — Walter DeLyle Carstar-
phen, Plymouth.
Assistant Treasurer — Benehan Cam-
eron. Raleigh.
Chaplain — Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount
Cheshire, Raleigh.
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY OF
THE SONS OF THE REVO-
LUTION.
President— Thomas S. Kenan, Ral-
eigh.
Vice-President — J. Bryan Grimes,
Raleigh.
Secretary — Marshall Delancey Hay-
wood. Raleigh.
Register — Daniel Harvey Hill, West
Raleigh.
Treasurer — William Watkins Rob-
arils. Raleigh.
Chaplain — Rev. Robert Brent Drane,
Eden ton.
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 (U. 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. MofBtt,
Richmond, Va.
Honorary State Regent and Founder
— Mrs. Spier Whitaker, Birmingham,
Ala.
Officers for N. C. Society 1910-11.
State Regent — Miss Mary Hilliard
ITinton. 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, Raleicrh.
Librarian — Mrs. Hubert Haywood,
Raleish.
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. W. D. Pruden, Edenton ;
Mrs. James E. Shepherd, Raleigh.
Chapters and Regents N. C. D. R.
"Penelope Barker," Edenton — Mrs.
Patrick Mathew.
"Sir Walter Raleigh." Elizabeth
City — Miss Katherine Albertson.
"DeGraffenreid," New Bern — Mrs.
Charles Hollister.
Regent, 189G-1902— Mrs. Spier Whit-
* Regent, 1902-1903— Mrs. D. H. Hill.
Regent, 1903-1906— Mrs. T. K. Bru-
ner.
Regent, 1906-1909— Mrs. E. E. Mof-
fitt.
*Deceased December 12, 1904.
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
Landingham, Charlotte.
Honorary State Regents — Mrs. E. D.
Latta, Charlotte; Mrs. Geo. Phifer
Erwin, Morganton.
*State Vice Regent — Mrs. Wm. N.
Reyoulds, Winston-Salem.
Recording Secretary — Miss Margaret
Rankin, Charlotte.
Corresponding Secretary — Mrs. Thos.
Maslin, Winston-Salem.
Treasurer — Mrs. Cora Vail, Fayette-
ville.
Historian — Mrs. James P. Moore,
Salisbury.
Chaplain — Mrs. D. P. Cannon, Salis-
bury.
Honorary Chaplain — Mrs. Josephine
Branner, Waynesville.
*At the State Convention of the
North Carolina D. A. R., held in
Statesville, November 2, 1910, Mrs.
Wm. N. Reynolds, of Winston-Salem,
was nominated for State Regent, and
Mrs. A. L. Smith, of Charlotte, for
Vice- State Regent, to succeed Mrs.
Van Landingham and Mrs. Reynolds.
whose term of office will expire in
April, 1911, at which time the Na-
tional Congress in Washington will
confirm the nominations made in
Statesville.
Chapters and Regents.
"Charlotte," at Charlotte. Regent-
Miss L. E. Orr. Members, 26.
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University of North Carolina
COLLEGIATE LAW
GRADUATE MEDICINE
ENGINEERING PHARMACY
71 in Faculty. 820 Students. Library, 57,000 Volumes.
Equipment and Endowment Valued at $1,023,000.
F. P. VENABLE, Pres., - CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
"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, 36
"Elizabeth Maxwell Steele," Salis-
bury. Regent — Mrs. James P. Moore.
Members, 28.
"Port Dobbs," Statesville. Regent
— Mrs. W. A. Thomas. Members, 14.
"Guilford Battle," Greensboro. Re-
gent—Mrs. W. P. Beall. Members, 23.
"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, 45.
"Mary Slocumb." Mooresville. Re-
gent — Mrs. Geo. Goodman. Members,
13.
"Mecklenburg" Chapter, Charlotte.
Regent — Mrs. Latta C. Johnston.
Members, 97.
"Miles Harvey," Tarboro. Regent —
Mrs. John Weddell. Members, 18.
"Thomas Polk," Charlotte. Resrent
—Mrs. W. W. Watt. Members, 37.
"Whitmel Blount." Henderson. Re-
gent — Mrs. W. O. Shannon. Members,
30.
"Major Reading Blount," Washing-
ton. Regent — Miss Lida T. Rodman.
Members, 16.
N. C. Members of National Committees.
Memorial Continental Hall — Mrs. Ed-
win C. Gregory, Mrs. Lindsay Pat-
terson, Mrs. Jno. Van Landingham.
Revolutionary Relics — Mrs. George
Phifer Erwin.
N. C. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Officers — E. P. McRae, President,
Maxton ; Joseph E. Pogue, Secretary,
Raleigh; S. L. Rotter, Treasurer, Ral-
eigh. '
Vice-Presidents (Permanent) — Kemp
P. Battle, Chapel Hill; Bem-han 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 ; E. L. Daughtridge,
Rock Mount; J. H. Currie, Fayette-
ville.
District Vice-Presidents — First Dis-
trict, (vacant) ; Second District, W. It.
Capehart, Avoca; Third District.
W. L. Hill, Warsaw; Fourth
District, D. Y. Cooper, Men
derson ; Fifth District, L. Hanks T ! . » 1 1 .
Graham; Sixth District. Edward
Smith, Dunn ; Seventh District, T. B.
Bailey, Mocksville; Ninth District, S.
B. Alexander, Charlotte: Tenth Dis-
trict. <:. F. Weston, Asheville.
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SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.
Vice-President i'or State-at-Large—
W. A. Graham, Wake.
(Vice-Presidents are ex officio mem-
bers of the Executive Committee.)
State Pair 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 — Dr. Chas. Lee
Smith. Raleigh; L. M. Jones, Eliza-
beth City; J. X. MeCausland, Char-
lotte; Archibald Nichols, Asheville;
F. 11. Brown, Salisbury.
C. Beaman, Durham ; N. B. Broughton,
Raleigh; J. O. Atkinson, Elon Col-
lege; I. C. Blair, Raleigh; J. I. John-
son, Raleigh; B. Craig, Monroe; G. T.
Adams, Durham ; S. Mclntyre, Lum-
berton;'YV. N. Jones, Raleigh; H. A.
Jones, Raleigh; H. A. Page, Aberdeen.
N. C. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.
President State Convention — Heriot
Clarkson, Charlotte.
Vice-Presidents — W. C. Dowd, Char-
lotte; R. B. White, Franklin ton ;
George P. Pell, Winston-Salem: J. H.
Tucker, Asheville; A. M. Scales,
Greensboro ; J. A. Hartness, States-
ville; J. A. Brown, Chadbourn : E. E.
Hilliard, Scotland Neck; W. S. O'B.
Robinson, Goldsboro ; W. C. Douglass,
Raleigh; G. W. Watts, Durham; W. I.
Everett. Rockingham ; C. W. Mitchell,
Aulander.
Auditors— Demsey Bullock, Wilson ;
W. L. Banks, Wilson.
Superintendent — R. L. Davis, Wil-
son.
Executive Committee — R. F. Beasley,
Chairman. Monroe; Arch Johnson,
Thoinasville ; Clarence H. Poe, Ral-
eigh : J. W. Bailey, Raleigh ; Jeter C.
Pritchard, Asheville; Thomas J. Jar-
vis, Greenville; H. A. London, Pitts-
boro ; J. E. Underwood, Littleton ;
.Tosephus Daniels. Raleigh; J. A.
Gates, Fayetteville ; Q. K. Nimocks,
Fayetteville; W. B. Cooper. Wilming-
ton ; W. H. Sprunt, Wilmington ; R.
N. C. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
President — J. P. Breedlove, Durham.
I irst Vice-President — Mrs. S. P.
Cooper, Henderson.
Second Vice-President — E. P. Whar-
ton, Greensboro.
Secretary — Miss Mary B. Palmer,
Charlotte.
Treasurer — Miss Bertha Rosenthal,
Raleigh.
N. C. LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Chairman — L. R. Wilson, Chapel
Hill.
Vice-Chairman — Mrs. Sol Weil, Golds"
boro.
State Supt. Public Instruction — J. Y.
Joyner, Raleigh.
Treasurer — Charles Lee Smith, Ral-
eigh.
State Librarian — M. O. Sherrill, Ral-
eigh.
General Secretary — Miss Minnie W.
Leatherman, Raleigh.
Commission has headquarters in
State Library.
N. C. CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE.
Acting- Chairman — Clarence H. Poe,
Raleigh.
Secretary — C. L. Coon, Wilson.
C. B. Avcock. 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.
J. Jarvis, Greenville: A. J. McKelway,
Charlotte ; A. M. Scales. Greensboro ;
Henry A. Page. Aberdeen ; Edwin
Minis, Chapel Hill: W. L. Poteat;
Wake Forest; Hubert A. Royster,
Raleigh; R. T. Vann, D. D., Raleigh.
J. I. Foust, Greensboro : Heriot Clark-
j son.' Charlotte: Bishop Robert
I Strange, Wilmington.
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD.
N. C. NATIONAL GUARD.
Commander-in-Chief — Governor Wil-
liam Walton Ivitchin.
Brigadier General — R. L. Leinster,
Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff,
Raleigh.
Personal Staff of the Commander-
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.
Albion Dunn, Aide-de-Camp and
Colonel, Greenville.
Claiborne M. Carr, Aide-de-Camp
and Colonel, Durham.
General Staff — Adjutant General's De-
partment.
R. L. Leiuster, Adjutant General
.ind Brigadier General, Raleigh.
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Normal and Collegiate Institute
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
UNDER CAKE OF NORTHERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OFFERS
TO YOUNG WOMEN THREE THOROUGH COURSES OF STUDY UNDER
SIXTEEN TEACHERS AND OFFICERS WHO ARE EXPERTS. SITE
UNRIVALED FOR HEALTHFULNESS AND BEAUTY.
Board and Tuition, $W0 a Year.
FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS
EDWARD P. CHILDS, President.
Alfred Williams, Assistant Adjutant
General and Colonel, Raleigh.
Gordon Smith, Assistant Adjutant
General and Major, Raleigh.
A. A. Hicks, Assistant Adjutant
General and Major, Oxford.
E. A. Daniel, Jr., Assistant Adju-
tant General and Major, Washington.
W. A. Foil. Assistant Adjutant Gen-
eral and Major.
S. Glenn Brown, Assistant Adjutant
General and Major, Greensboro.
QnarterMaster General's Department.
Francis A. Macon, Quartermaster
and General Brigadier General, Hen-
derson.
Wyandham B. Gary, Assistant
Quartermaster Oeneral aud Lieutenant
Colonel, Henderson.
Mark W. Williams, Assistant Quar-
termaster General and Major, Char-
lotte.
J. W. Dalton, Assistant Quarter-
roaster General and Major, Winston-
Salem.
J. L. Cnrrin, Assistant Quartermas-
ter General and Captain, Henderson.
H. S. Leard, Assistant Quartermas-
ter. General and Major. Raleigh.
J. S. Poythress, Assistant Quarter-
master General and Major, 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.
Gwynn, Assistant Inspector
and Major, Reidsville.
Meadows, Assistant Inspector
and- Major, Roxboro.
William Badliam. Assistant Inspec-
tor Oeneral and Major, Eder.ton.
J. D.
General
.T. P.
General
J. C. Michie, Assistant Inspector
General and Major, Durham.
Commissary Department.
Wyatt L. McGhee, Commissary Gen-
eral and Colonel, Franklinton.
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, Chief of Engi-
neers and Colonel, Winston-Salem.
R. S. Neal, Assistant Chief 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.
Sol. W. Cooper. Paymaster General
and Colonel, Fayettevillo.
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, Tarbo
E. G. Sherrill. Assistant Paymaster
General and Major, Greensboro.
M. L. Cannon. Assistant I'.ivim
General and Major. Concord.
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Ordnance Department.
Thos. R. Robertson, Chief of Ord-
nance and Colonel, Raleigh.
•T. Wash. Bizzell, Ordnance Officer
and Lieutenant Colonel, Wilmington.
J. B. Thomas, Ordnance Officer and
Major, Burgaw.
A. K. Towers, Ordnance Officer and
Major, Burgaw.
J. C. Mills, Ordnance Officer and
Major, Rutherfordton.
J. M. Campbell, Ordnance Officer
and Major, Asheville.
J. Leigh Skinner, Ordnance Officer
and Major, Raleigh.
L. B. Bristol, Ordnance Officer and
Major, Statesville.
Thos. R. Orrell, Ordinance Officer
and Major. 'Wilmington.
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.
E. B. Glenn, Surgeon and Major,
Asheville.
A. R. Winston, Surgeon and Major,
Franklinton.
A. H. Harriss. Assistant Surgeon
General and Major. Wilmington.
J. V. McGougan, Surgeon and Major,
Fayetteville.
B. J. Witherspoon, Assistant Sur-
and Captain, Charlotte.
E. C. Boyette, Assistant Surgeon
and Captain. Charlotte.
M. B. Ahernathy, Assistant Surgeon
and Captain. Reidsville.
J. Lewis Hanes, Assistant Surgeon
General and First Lieutenant, Win-
ston-Salem.
Claud L. Pridgen, Assistant Sur-
geon and Captain, Kinston.
F. J. Cleninger. Assistant Surgeon
General and First Lieutenant, Ashe-
ville.
A. K. Taylor, Assistant Surgeon
General and First Lieutenant, Wash-
ington.
First Brigade — Field and Staff.
P.. S. Royster. Brigade Comman-
der and Brigadier General, Oxford.
S. Glenn Brown, Assistant Adjutant
General and Major, Greensboro.
t
J. W. Dalton, Chief Quartermaster
and Major, Winston-Salem.
Roger Gant, Chief Commissary and
Major, Durham.
John C. Michie, Inspector and
Major, Durham.
J. B. Thomas, Ordnance Officer and
Major, Louisburg.
R. T. Daniel, Chief Paymaster and
Major, Weldon.
J. D. Proctor, Judge Advocate and
Major, 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. Flaiygan,
Statesville; D. D. Parks, Mount Airy;
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 — Joe Hill, Concord ; Lieuten-
ants, H. A. Millis, High Point; A. W.
Freeman, Waynesville.
Second Lieutenants, Batallion Q.
M.'s and Commissaries — H. A. Mills.
High Point ; R. H. Morrisson, Stanly ;
P. W. Eshelman, High Point.
Company A — Captain G. W. Payne,
High Point.
Company B — Captain A. L. Bul-
winkle, Dallas.
Company C — Captain J. G. Wooten,
Winston- Salem.
Company D — Mustered out.
Company E — Captain J. E. Deitz,
Statesville.
Company F — Captain J. H. Koon,
Asheville.
Company G — Captain O. M. Gardner,
Shelby.
Company H — Captain J. H. Howell,
Waynesville.
Company I — Captain W. A. Jack-
son, Mount Airy.
Company K— Captain C. I. 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, W T ilmington.
Majors— C. B. Elliott, Edenton ; W.
C. Rodman, Washington; T. S. Pace,
Wilson.
Captain and Adjutant— H. A. Mur-
ray. Wilson.
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The North Carolina State
Normal and Industrial
College
Offers to the young women of the State four regular courses leading to the
Degrees of Bachelor of Pedagogy, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and
Bachelor of Music. Beginning with the Fall Session of 1911, it will offer a
course in Household Economics. The Twentieth Annual Session begins
September, 1911.
The Special Two Months' Course for Teachers
and graduates of other colleges begins April 3, 191 1
For Catalogue and other information, address
President JULIUS I. FOUST
Greensboro, N. C.
Captain and Quartermaster — J. N.
Pearce, Wilson.
Captain and Chaplain — Rev. N.
Harding, Washington.
Captain and Commissary — P. L.
Black, Charlotte.
First Lieutenants and Battalion Ad-
jutants — R. Graham White, Edenton ;
W. L. Barlow, Tarboro.
Second Lieutenauts — Battalion, Q.
M.'s and Commissaries — J. T. Lumley,
Goldsboro; S. P. Clark, Wilson; W.
H. Herring, Clinton.
Company A — Captain Paul Jones,
Tarboro.
Company B — Captain A. L. C. Hill,
Kinston.
Company C — Captain J. S. Lewis,
Rocky Mount.
Company D — Captain B. A. Simkins,
Goldsboro.
Company E — Captain E. C. Prince,
Goldsboro.
Company F — Captain E. R. Mc-
Kethan, Fayetteville.
Company G — R. B. Cowen, Washing-
ton.
Company H — Captain C. M. Fair-
cloth, Clinton.
Company I — Captain W. S. Privott,
Edenton.
Company K — Captain C. F. Batts,
Wilson.
Company L— Captain J. B. Malloy,
Lumber Bridge.
Company M — Captain Adam Lock-
hart, 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 — Dan E. Scott,
Graham.
Captain and Quartermaster — Baxter
Durham, Raleigh.
Captain and Commissary — R. W.
Morpbis, Reidsville.
Captain and Chaplain — Rev. Alpbeus
McCullen, Washington.
First Lieutenants and Battalion Ad-
jutants — S. E. Winston, Youngsville;
W. R. Miller, Raleigb.
Second Lieutenants, Battalion, Q.
M.'s and Commissaries Robt T.
Burton, Franklinton; S. L. Rotter,
Raleigh; W. C. Harris, Greensboro.
Company A— Captain W. H. Phil-
lips, Lexington.
Company B — Captain W. F. Moody,
Raleigh.
Company C — Captain W. H. Wester,
Jr., Henderson.
Company D — C. H. Banks, Louis-
burg.
Company E— Captain T. G. Stem,
Oxford.
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Company l-
klinton.
Company G — Captain
stone. Reldsville.
Company H — Captain
Captain I. II. Kearney,
R. G. Glad-
Frank Rose,
I — Captain J. C. Freeman,
K — Captain M. M. Drake,
Warrenton.
Company
Burlington.
Company
Weldon.
apany L — Captain W. O. B.urgin,
Thomasville.
Company M — Captain S. C. Cham-
bers, Durham.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Field and Staff.
Max L. Barker, Major and Com-
mander, Salisbury.
L. M. Dodarnead, Captain and Ad-
jutant. High Point.
AY. D. Marrow. Captain and Artil-
lery Engineer, Greensboro.
Walter R. Cox, Captain and Quar-
termaster, Salisbury.
(has. L. Shaver, First Lieutenant
and Ordnance Officer, Salisbury.
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. Cantwell, 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.
Borne N. Porter. First Lieutenant.
Marion F. Hatcher. Sec. Lieutenant.
Fifth Company Charlotte.
W. M. Robey, Captain.
Chas. B. Boss. First Lieutenant.
Jno. R. Neal, Second Lieutenant.
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.
C. W. Hollowpll. Paymaster. Lieu-
tenant Commander. Elizabeth Citv.
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. Bradhnm. Commanding' Com-
mander, New Bern.
H. M. Chase. Executive Officer and
Lieutenant Commander. Wilmington.
W. G. Dixon. Navigator and Lieu-
tenant. Oriental.
R. Barcliff, Engineer Officer and
Lieutenant, Oriental.
J. F. Patterson, Surgeon and Lieu-
tenant, New Bern.
J. S. Claypoole, Paymaster and
Lieutenant, 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.
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.
Clarence Latham, Paymaster and
Lieutenant, Plymouth.
W. R. Hampton, Gunnery Officer,
and Adjutant, Lieutenant J. G., Ply-
mouth.
Third Division.
W. M. Sutton. Lieutenant, Windsor.
F. M. Dunstau, Lieutenant J. G.,
Windsor.
J. W. Johnson. Ensign, Windsor.
Fourth Division.
W. R. Hampton, Lieutenant. Ply-
mouth.
J. S. Norman, Lieutenant, J. G„
Plymouth.
W. R. Hardison, 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.
A. J. Midyett, Lieutenant, Oriental.
W. J. Moore, Jr., Lieutenant, J. G.,
Oriental.
W. B. O'Neil, Ensign. Oriental.
Seventh Division.
W. B. Hudson, First Lieutenant.
Hertford.
Nicholas Rutenberg, Lieutenant J.
G.. Hertford.
H. T. Shannonhouse, Ensign, Hert-
j ford.
Coast Artillery (Battery and Field
Artillery, transferred').
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.
The East Carolina Teachers'
Training School
Established by the State for the sole purpose of training: young men
and women for the profession of teaching.
THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1911
The school offers in addition to the regular course,
(a) A one year's course to teachers holding a first or second-grade
certificate.
(b) Two short courses for teachers.
These courses begin in March and June of each year.
For further information, address,
Robt. H. Wright, President
GREENVILLE - - - NORTH CAROLINA
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM— 19W
Adopted at Charlotte,
1. We, the representatives of the
Democratic Party in North Carolina,
in convention assembled, rejoice in the
call occasioned by the coming election
and the opportunity thus offered to
lift up again in the midst of the peo-
ple of North Carolina the banner of
the Democratic Party as a sure stand-
ard of their rights and the unfailing
guide of their progress, and we re-
affirm our allegiance to the cardinal
principles of democratic government
and congratulate the people of North
Carolina upon the wise, progressive,
and economical administration of the
affairs of government since the return
of the Democratic Party to power in
this State.
2. We commend to the people of
North Carolina the consideration of
the success with which the affairs have
been administered by the Democratic
officials, and the clean, efficient, and
economical conduct of the State Gov-
ernment from the day of the return
to power of the Democratic Party,
and we reaffirm the declarations of
our party upon the questions of the
extension and improvement and up-
building of the internal affairs of the
State and the institutions provided by
the State for the care of our citizen-
ship, both charitable and educational,
and pledge ourselves to the continua-
N. C, July 14, 1910.
tion, upbuilding, and development
thereof.
3. We pledge ourselves to the con-
tinued development of the internal af-
fairs of the State; to the continuation
of the policy of education which has
been carried forward with such suc-
cess under the Democratic administra-
tion ; to the further development of
local improvements; to the main-
tenance of the institutions for the in-
sane, deaf, dumb and blind, and to
the extension of these institutions to
meet the demands upon the State, and
the needs of the unfortunate who re-
quire the care and maintenance of
the government.
4. We pledge ourselves to the contin-
ued aid and assistance of the Con-
federate soldier, and demand that
legislation shall make ample appro-
priations for his com fori and care.
5. We commend and approve thi
ministration of Governor W. W.
Kitchin, and the other State officials,
and commend and approve our E
tors and Representatives In Congress
for their activity in behalf of the peo-
ple of North Carolina.
(J. Internal development and im-
provement tend to the upbuilding of
any citizenship, and we take pride Id
the progress that has been made under
34
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM- 1010.
Democratic government in the building
of roads and the extension of means of
communication and transportation all
over the State, and we particularly
approve of the work in this behalf by
the Good Roads Association of North
1 'a rolina.
7. We recognize the great growth
and improvement of the State along
material and intellectual lines under
the policy of the Democratic Party in
the support and maintenance of the
common school system of North Caro-
lina, and the pledge of the party here-
tofore made of a four-months free
school in every district of the State
has been fully met. and we promise
the continued support and improve-
ment of the public school system of
the State and the extension of the
same to the institutions of the State
for higher education, to the end that
these institutions may be placed
upon a permanent basis of extension
and maintenance consistent with the
growth of the school system of the
State and the increased population
and demands of her citizenship ; and
we favor in the schools of the State a
more liberal instruction in agricul-
tural training and the encouragment
and development of the agricultural
interests in such schools.
8. The supervision and control of
public- service , corporations is a well
recognized right of the State and Na-
tional governments, and we pledge
ourselves to the enforcement of this
right in the interest of the people of
the State consistent with fair and just
treatment of the public-service cor-
porations, and no public-service cor-
poration shall grant any special privi-
li ges to any person or corporation.
0. Private monopolies in re-
straint of trade are inconsistent with
the growth and development of inter-
nal affairs of the State and the lib-
erties of the people and should not be
allowed. We are opposed to illegal
combinations in restraint of trade,
(rusts and monopolies, and favor the
enactment and enforcement by the
State and National governments of
such laws as will make their existeuce
impossible.
10. We condemn the unjust and un-
reasonable discrimination in freight
rites against the towns and cities of
North Carolina and in favor of the
towns and cities of other States.
11. We pledge ourselves to the fos-
tering and encouragement of all legiti-
mate enterprises and developments
that may be located within the bor-
ders of this State, and in the admin-
istration of the laws no legitimate en-
terprise shall be injured.
12. We condemn and denounce the
tariff policy of the Republican Party
as enacted in the Aldrich-Payne tariff
bill, and we declare the same to be the
most iniquitous tariff burden ever
placed upon the United States, formu-
lated in behalf of sectional interests
and fostering the trusts and combina-
tions of the country at the expense of
the great mass of the people: and in
spite of the promises of the Republi-
can Party that prosperity would fol-
low its adoption, we call attention to
the present commercial condition of
the country, its idle factories, indus-
tries and unemployed operatives.
13. We denounce the extravagant and
unbusinesslike administration of the
affairs of the National government by
the Republican Party, whereby there
has been a useless expenditure of over
S.100.000.000 annually of the people's
money.
14. We call attention to the failure
of the Republican Party to revise the
tariff in accordance with the pledges
of its platform and its promises.
15. We demand the enactment of a
tariff for revenue only to meet the ex-
penses of a government economically
administered.
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— WW
Adopted at Greensboro,
We. Republicans of North Carolina,
in convention assembled, do hereby
adopt the following statement of our
beliefs and purposes concerning both
National and State affairs:
Endorsement of Administration.
We pledge our continued loyalty to
William Howard Taft, President of the
United States, and leader of our party.
We heartily congratulate both him
and the Republican majorities in the
Sixty-first Congress on the extraordi-
nary number of wise measures which.
N. C, August 10. 1910.
' in accordance with the promises of
our National Convention, have already
been enacted into law. Our history
hardly affords another instance in
which the party in power has so
promptly made good so .many of its
promises to the people.
Reaffirm Principles of Protection.
We renew our allegiance to the Re-
publican policy of protection. The
Southern States, and North Carolina
in particular, have profited by that
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REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1010.
policy in the past, and have every rea-
son to expect increased benefits from
it in the future.
We heartily approve the plan of a
tariff commission which, by investi-
gating carefully the conditions and
the cost of production of protected
articles in this country and abroad,
aims not merely to put that policy on
a scientific basis, but to enable all
men to judge for themselves of its
fairness aud justice. Firmly believ-
ing, as we do, that it is the best policy
for this country, we hold that it is
plainly to the South's, and to North
Carolina's, interest to send to Wash-
ington Representatives and Senators
of the party that supports it. We
held that the South is shamed by the
glaring insincerity of Democratic Sen-
ators and Representatives who, while
posing as bitter opponents of this
policy in their speeches and their par-
ty platforms, nevertheless show by
their votes that they believe in it ; who
seek to secure its benefits for their
constituents not by the manly avowal
of their real convictions, but by secret
intrigues and bargains.
Regulation of Interstate Commerce.
Out of the great number of wise and
progressive acts which stand to the
credit of this Administration and this
Congress, we especially commend their
treatment of the difficult subject of
interstate commerce, and we heartily
endorse the policy embodied in that
legislation, to-wit: regulation of com-
merce carriers by a commission of ex-
perts, subject to appeals to a court so
organized that it will become a court
of experts. We call attention to the
contrast between this firm and definite
and sound policy and the titter failure
of the opposition to agree upon any
policy whatever in this field.
We commend also the vigorous
measures already taken to conserve
our National resources for all the
people.
Prevention of Financial Panic.
We also cite, as another example of
the efficiency of the Republican party,
the admirable work of the National
Monetary Commission in preparing thp
way for the much needed reform of
our system of currency and banking,
to the end that the irresponsible con-
trol of credit by powerful and selfish
private interests shall be stopped and
that adequate provision shall be made
to safeguard the business of the coun-
try against financial panics. We com-
mend the work of that commission to
business men, and ask them to con-
trast the Republican attitude on this
issue with that of the Democratic-
party, which while loudly crying out
against existing evils, offers no plan
of its own for reform, but contents
itself with opposing, like the prover-
bial dog in the manger, every specific
suggestion that is made.
On all the great National issues our
party has proved its competence to
manage the Government by adopting
policies which all men can understand.
Our opponents, by their failure to
agree upon any clear program of ac-
tion, have proved their unreadiness
and unfitness for the trust. They are
not even agreed on the tariff issue, on
which they have chosen to make their
campaign. Some are for moderate pro-
teciton. some are free traders, some
are high protectionists in disguise,
some are for free raw materials, some
are against free raw materials. To
put the affairs of this great country
in their hands would be to turn from
the tried to the untried, from experi-
ence to blind experiment, from order
to chaos.
Drainage of Swamp Lands.
We favor the reclamation of swamp
lands in the South by drainage as arid
and semi-arid lands in the west have
been reclaimed by irrigation.
State Policies.
Turning to the affairs of our own
State, we have no need to juggle with
words in order to conceal a lack of
convictions, or to make use of fatuous
platitudes, after the fashion of our
opponents. On what may be called
the permanent issues, we need hardly
do more than repeat the plain lan-
guage of our own platform of tyo
years ago, on which we won so great
an increase of support from the peo-
ple.
Liberal Educational, Charitable and
Pension Policies.
We repeat our declaration in favor
of the most liberal policy concerning
education that the State's resources
will permit. Our children must all
have the opportunity to obtain a good
public school education. Our institu-
tions of the higher learning must all
be maintained, and we favor giving
them such support that they may put
within reach of our young men of tal-
ent and industry the highest attain-
able training, both general and tech-
nical. A great State can make no bet-
ter investment of its means than for
the training of its youth of both sexes
and of all classes. There is no risht
place for ignorance in modern civili-
zation. We favor the policy of the
! State furnishing, free of charge and
under proper regulations, to every
child in the public schools all neces-
sary text-books.
We favor an equally liberal policy
with our institutions of charity and
with our Confederate veterans.
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KKI'l r.LICAX STATE PLATFORM— 1910.
Co-operation of Labor and Capital.
We believe in the dignity of Labor
and the cicv. -it inn of the wage-earners,
and pledge our party to the enactmenl
nl such laws as will best promote this
end. We believe that labor and capi-
tal are co-ordinate branches of our
industrial life — each necessary to the
other — that neither cau prosper with-
out the other, and looking to this end
we pledge our party to the enactment
of such laws as will, so far as possi-
ble, create the kindliest feeling be-
tween labor and capital, remove all
causes for conflict between the two,
and promote the upbuilding of both
classes in North Carolina.
Good Roads.
We believe in good roads, and favor
the good roads policy, both as an eco-
nomic necessity and as one of the
chief means to make country life — the
life of most of our people — more at-
tractive. We hold that the best em-
ployment for the State convicts is on
the' public highways.
Reformatories.
We again call for the establishment
of reformatories for youth criminals
of both sexes, and juvenile courts for
our cities. These are reforms clearly
demanded by the best public senti-
ment everywhere, and in which North
Carolina must not lag behind.
We denounce the extravagance of the
Democratic party in the management
of the finances of the State, whereby
they have increased the bonded in-
debtedness of the State and caused a
constant depreciation in market value
of our State bonds.
Fair Election Law.
We demand a fair election law,
which shall permit every voter to cast
his ballot voluntarily, prevent dicta-
tion and bribery, and make for a free
expression of the people's will. The
failure of the party in power to pass
such a law is inexcusable. Every ad-
vocate of pure politics is in favor of it.
None but partisan and unworthy mo-
tives are arrayed against it, and we
demand effective legislation that will
insure minishment of all election offi-
cers who act corruptly in the dis-
charge of their duties.
Just Regulation. Not Destruction of
Corporations.
In the matter of the State's policy
with common carriers and other great
corporations, we take issue squarely
with the declaration of our opponents
which, if it means anything, means
that all great combinations of capital
are to be destroyed outright. We
hold, on the contrary, that much of
the work of modern society will con-
tinue to be done, and must be done.
by great corporations. What is needed
mi the State as in the Nation, is not
wanton destruction or ignorant inter-
meddling, but careful and expert and
just regulation. We repeat, therefore,
the pledge of our last platform — the
pledge to set ourselves against two
kinds of injustice, the injustice which
permits great corporations and other
combinations of wealth to prey upon
the poor, and the injustice which sac-
rifices, property and deranges busi-
ness in order that cheap demagogues
may get or keep office.
Local Self-Government.
We reaffirm our allegiance to the
time-hon'ored principle of local self-
government and we denounce the suc-
cessive betrayals of that principle by
our opponents, who long vaunted
themselves its champions.
Judiciary Above Politics.
We demand that our judiciary, and
particularly our higher courts, shall
be kept above the atmosphere of par-
tisan politics, and that the judicial
ermine shall never be conferred as a
reward for mere political service. The
sole test of fitness for judicial honors
and duties should be professional emi-
nence and ability and exalted charac-
ter.
Invitation to All Patriotic Citizens.
Believing, as we do, that in State
and Nation alike the policies for
which our party stands are right and
wise, we invite all patriotic citizens,
whatever their party affiliations in the
past, to join with us in supporting
them. We believe that in the South
particularly it is of the first import-
ance that our party shall continue to
grow. It is universally conceded that
the Southern States, by their blind al-
legiance to one party, have for years
deprived themselves of the power and
influence in the nation, which our
forefathers once possessed and vigor-
ously exercised, and which we ought
to have today. Whatever reasons may
in the past have justified Southern
people in that course, they do not ex-
ist today in North Carolina ; and
North Carolinians are breaking from
the control of outworn issues and pre-
judices. We welcome all such citizens
to our ranks, and to the end that we
may be worthy of their alliance and
confidence we make this declaration
of independence.
A True Party and No Machine.
I. The Republican party of North
Carolina, a party made up of men who
love the South and love North Caro-
lina, a party which in the election of
two years ago cast 114,000 votes for
its platform, electing three represen-
tatives in Congress and carrying five
Congressional districts for its electoral
vote" utterly and emphatically repu-
diates that notion of its character and
function which would make of it a
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1010.
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mere machine for distributing federal
offices and electing delegates to na-
tional conventions.
II. We proclaim ourselves a true,
party and no machine. We need no
dictator, and will submit to no dicta-
tion. We ask of our national leaders
and managers the same treatment they
would accord to a Republican organi-
zation of the same strength in any
Northern State.
III. We invite our fellow Republi-
cans of other Southern States to join
with us in this stand ; and to our fel-
low citizens of North Carolina, to our
fellow Southerners everywhere, we
again declare our conviction that a
Republican vote cast in the South to-
day is not merely a vote for Repub-
lican policies and candidates, but a
vote for freedom. It is a vote for
freedom from the slavery to prejudice,
for freedom from the slavery to con-
ditions and issues that are past. It
is a vote for the right of all South-
erners to follow their individual con-
victions concerning public affairs. It
is a vote for the right of the South to
a full share in the control of both the
great political parties and in the guid-
ance of the destinies of the American
republic.
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— John M.
Faison.
Fourth District — Edward
Smithfield.
Fifth District— C. M.
Greensboro.
Sixth District — H. L. Godwin, Dunn.
Seventh District — Robt. N. Page.
Biscoe.
Eighth District — R. L. Doughtou,
Laurel Springs.
Ninth District— E. Y. Webb, Shelby.
Tenth District — J. M. Gudger, Ashe-
ville.
Kitchin,
Faison,
W. Pou,
Stedman,
President of United States Senate.
North Carolina has furnished three
President pro tempore of the United
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.
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.
c.eo. E. Badger— Appointed March 5,
1 541.
\v. A. Graham— Appointed July 20,
1sr,o.
J. C. Dobbin— Appointed March 5,
1853.
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1.707
1.795
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1,082
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3,801
1.441
1,840
1,558
345
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1,59S
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1,387
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346
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1,493
144
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793
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1,538
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1,328
1,213
671
3,629
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1,616
1,476
405
1.173
878
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1,594
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2,019
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323
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318
1,452
1,192
340
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354
2,481
1,163
1,139
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392
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278
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592
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2,765
276
1,012
1,253
1,497
291
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1.216
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1,163
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1,509
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211
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205
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1,351
1,032
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374
626
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1,823
2,371
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360
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356
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377
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3.116
515
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1,028
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912
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1,286
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878
1.3S5
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4,233
575
1.047
1,219
1,848
2,110
1.691
988
1.077
671
1,048
1,019
598
890
2.500
536
2,546
1,106
3,005
2.039
2.710
2,011
1,400
752
1.537
1,123
1,820
614
600
357
2.086
1,187
4,149
1.171
534
998
2.274
1,509
1.905
718
1,002
177
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1,073
2,596
272
501
898
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1,017
2,001
360
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1,797
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559
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265
294
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701
578
2,583
191
526
1,279
1,450
3,331
831
1,649
912
Total
.140,531 94,017 145,102 107,760
Democratic majority : 46,514 — 37,342.
VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS— 1910.
41
Horner Military School
1851-1911
i. C. HORNER, Principal, OXFORD, N. C.
Classical, Scientidc, and English Courses. Prepares for college, university
or the government academies. Military training develops prompt obedi-
ence and manly carriage. Academy 60 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.
Ideal climate, helpful environment. In the social atmosphere of refined
Christian people. The town noted for over a century as an educational
center. Charges, $300 per year.
VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS— 1910
Corporation Commissioner, Four Years.
Henry C. Brown (D.) 140,545
George M. Hoover (R.) .. .. 93,730
R. H. Lane (S.) 369
Brown's majority 46,440
Corporation Commissioner, Six Years.
William T. Lee (D.) 140,328
.Tames H. White (R.) 93,562
William P. Taylor (S.) .... 37S
Lee's majority 46,388
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Walter Clark (D.) 140,328
Thurston T. Hicks (R.) .. .. 93,779
Clark's majority- 46,548
F. L. Fuller, 1.
Associate Justice Supreme Court.
Piatt D. Walker (D.) 140.527
E. W. Timberlake (R.) 93,779
Walker's majority 46,747
E. P. Deal, 1.
Associate Justice Supreme Court.
William R. Allen (D.) 140,504
Albert L. Coble (R.) 93,737
Allen's majority 46,766
James S. Manning, 1.
Judge Second District.
Robert B. Peebles (D.) .. .. 140,266
Edward T. Snipes (R.I .. .. 79,829
Peebles' majority 60,435
S. L. Holton, 1; Henry A. Boyd, l.
Judge Third District.
Harry W. Whedbee (D.) ... 140.;,::;
No opposition.
Judge Fourth District.
Charles M. Cooke (D.) .. .. L39.785
James R. Gaskill (R.) 93,722
Cooke's majority 46,058
Benj. Lovenstein, 4; James Pen
der, 1.
Judge Sixth District.
Frank A. Daniels (D.) L40.383
W. S. O'B. Robinson (R.) ... 92,685
Daniels' majority 47,698
Judge Eighth District.
William .1. Adams (D.) .. .. 140,888
Robert L. Burns (R.) 9::.7:;2
Adams' majority
47,156
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VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS— 1910.
Judge Tenth District.
Benjamin F. Long (D.) 140,185
Zenobian I. Walser (R.) .... 93,804
Long's majority 46,381
Judge Eleventh District.
Henry P. Lane (D.) 140,397
H. O. Petree (R.) 93,710
Lane's majority 46.687
Judge Thirteenth District.
Edward P. Cline (D.) 140,436
A. A. Whitener (R.) 93,444
('lines majority 46.992
Judge Fourteenth District.
Michael H. Justice (D.) .. .. 140.433
O. V. F. Blythe (R.) 93.5S2
Justice's majority 46, Sol
Judge Fifteenth District.
Joseph S. Adams (D.) 140,420
Fred. W. Thomas (R.) .. .. 93,634
Adams' majority 46.786
Judge Sixteenth District.
Garland S. Ferguson (D.) ... 140,400
George H. Smathers (R.) .... 93,551
The Vote For Solicitors.
There were sixteen solicitors elected
on Noevmber eighth and in each dis-
trict, except one, a Democrat was
elected, the exception being in the
Thirteenth District, composed of the
counties of Wilkes, Catawba, Alexan-
der, Caldwell. Watauga and Mitchell,
where Frank A. Linney, of Boone, was
elected by a vote of 10,44S to 7,711 for
J. W. Ragland.
The vote for solicitor in the various
districts was as follows :
Solicitor — First District.
J. C. B. Ehring-haus (D.) 7,444
Wm. J. Halstead (R.) 3,024
W. H. Prescott 9
Ehring-haus' majority 4,411
Solicitor — Second District.
John H. Kerr (D.) 6,141
(Xo opposition.)
Solicitor — Third District.
Charles L. Abernathy (D.) 6,870
(Scattering votes as follows : J. F.
Duncan, 4: M. L. Davis, 2; C. R.
Wheatley, 2; R. B. Nixon, 1.
'Solicitor — Fourth District.
Richard G. Allsbrook (D.) .... 9,473
iNo opposition.)
Solicitor — Fifth District.
Henry E. Shaw (D.) 17.134
(Scattering vote of one each for H.
A. Grady, C. M. Faircloth, F. R. Coop-
er, Lewis Goodman and A. J. Loftin.
Solicitor — Sixth District.
Herbert E. Norris (D.) 11,119
(Scattering vote: C. D. Wildes. 12;
S. S. Holt, 2; S. E. Hester, E. W.
Sikes, J. C. L. Harris, one each.)
Solicitor — Seventh District.
N. A. Sinclair (D.) S,094
W. S. Britt 1
'Solicitor — Eighth District.
A. M. Stack (D.) 8,561
John C. Dockery 29
Solicitor — Ninth District.
Samuel M. Gattis (D.) 11,556
C. Clifford Frasier (R.) 7,751
Gattis' majority 3,805
Solicitor — Tenth District.
W. C. Hammer (D.) 14.760
Charles L. Holton (R.) 13.273
Hammer's majority 1.4S7
Solicitor — Eleventh District.
S. P. Graves (D.) 11,998
S. E. Hall (R.) 10,720
Graves' majority 1,278
Solicitor — Twelfth District.
G. W. Wilson (D.) 11,953
(Scattering, 14.)
Solicitor — Thirteenth District.
F. A. Linnev (R.) 10.448
J. W. Ragland (D.) 7,711
Linney's majority 2,737
Solicitor — Fourteenth District.
A. H. Johnston (D.) 7,670
W. C. McRorie (R.) 6,875
Johnston's majority 795
Solicitor — Fifteenth District.
R. R. Reynolds (D.) 5.636
C. B. Marshburn ^R.) 4,847
(Scattering, 56.)
Reynolds' majority 703
'Solicitor — Sixteenth District.
F. E. Alley (D.) 6,246
F. B. Benbow (R.) 5,744
Alloy's majority 502
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1910.
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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1910.
For Congress — First Congressional For Congress — Third Congressional
District.
John H.
Counties. Small (D.)
Beaufort 1,833
Camden 344
Chowan 645
Currituck 447
Dare 420
Gates 601
Hertford 764
Hyde 611
Martin 1,125
Pasquotank 724
Perquimans 682
Pitt 2,290
Tyrrell 435
Washington 563
Henry T.
King (R.)
898
67
91
15
165
223
145
191
220
134
278
592
343
359
Total 11,544 3,721
H. Edgar Hodges, 67; Wilson G.
Lamb, 1.
For Congress — Second Congressional
District.
Claude. R. H.
Counties. Kitchin. Norfleet.
Bertie 1,050 98
Edrecombe 1,484 120
Greene 950 •'!»•".
Halifax 2,248 107
Lenoir 1,492 542
Northampton 1,193 62
Warren 816 74
Wilson 1,516 519
Total
Stallings, 12.
10,749
1,867
District.
Counties. Faison.
Carteret 937
Craven 1,269
Duplin 1,750
Jones 535
Onslow 882
Pamlico 673
Pender 890
Sampson 1.1S0
Wayne 2,312
John M. George E.
Total 10,428
Scattering, uame not given
turns, 11.
For Congress — Fourth
District.
Edward W
Counties. I'' hi.
Chatham 1,720
Franklin 1.936
Johnston 2.958
Nash 1,920
Vance 1,158
Wake 4,036
Butler.
82 g
342
1,064
■s;->
475
4S0
326
2.406
1,349
7,505
in re-
Congrcssional
R. A. P.
Cooley.
1,352
433
2,249
si 1 ,::
342
1 ,871
Total 13,728 7,110
R. L. Fesperman, 10; W. W. Cole, I.
For Congress — Fifth Congressional
District.
Charles M. David B.
Counties. Stedman. Blair.
Alamance 2,154 1,842
Caswell MO ::I7
Durham 2,132 1,440
Forsyth 2,7S2 3,104
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CONGRESSION AT, VOTE— 1910.
Granville 1,542
Guilford 3,589
Orange 1,074
Person 890
Rockingham 2,282
Stokes 1,150
Surry 1,9S2
542
2,402
868
824
1,640
1,563
2,518
Total 20,392 17,060
J. R. Morton, 22; R. J. Morton, 144;
R. M. Morton, 19; F. S. Blair, 1 ; B. S.
Royster, 1.
For Congress — Sixth Congressional
District.
Hannibal L. Iredell
Counties. Goodwin. Meares.
Bladen 1,011 468
Brunswick 946 511
Columbus 1,848 743
Cumberamd 1,826 811
Harnett 1,441 928
New Hanover .. .. 1,0S9 166
Robeson 2,645 630
Total 10,806 4,257
For Congress — Seventh Congressional
District.
Robert N.
Counties. Page.
Anson 1.520
Davidson 2,413
Davie 852
Lee 794
Montgomery 1,131
Moore 1,152
Randolph 2.723
Richmond 9S0
Scotland 574
Union 1,506
Yadkin 722
John J.
Parker.
196
2,406
1,098
434
1,030
S82
2,596
392
62
4S6
1,424
Total 14,367 11.006
H. Morrison, 1; Henry Morris, 34;'
John Lowe, 1.
For
Congress — Eighth
District.
Congressional
Counties.
Alexander . . .
Alleghany 763
Ashe 1,741
Cabarrus 1,855
Caldwell 1,580
Iredell 2,763
Rowan 2,432
Stanly 1,710
Watauga 1,064
Wilkes 1,797
Robert L. Charles H.
Doughton. Cowles.
855
1.035
530
1.664
1,793
1,579
1.759
1.543
1,624
1,293
2.9S1
Total 16,560 15.S01
John L. Gwaltney, 1 ; E. P. Deal, 51.
For Congress — Ninth Congressional
District.
Edwin Y. S.S.
Counties. Webb. McNinch.
Burke 1.461 1,191
Catawba 2,138 1.932
Cleveland 2,662
Gaston 2,489
Lincoln 1,343
Madison 978
Mecklenburg 3,521
Mitchell 863
Yancey 1,119
1,184
1,503
1,123
1,459
903
1,110
927
Total 16,574 11,332
H. E. Crawford, 36.
For Congress — Tenth Congressional
District.
James M. John G.
Counties. Gudger, Jr. Grant.
Buncombe 3,694
Cherokee S92
Clay 7<i
Graham 442
Haywood 2,022
Henderson 937
Jackson 1,178
McDowell 1,022
Macon 1,039
Polk 615
Rutherford 2,280
Swain 775
Transylvania 629
Total
Z. C. Fisher, 30.
15.459
3,013
1,177
336
464
1,247
1,526
1,097
1,000
937
600
1,838
908
628
14,307
Legal Holidays in North
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 8 — Election Day (Tuesday
after first Monday).
December 25 — Christmas Day.
(Easter Sunday this year), 1911,
falls on April 16th.
Greatest Altitude.
The greatest altitude in North Caro-
lina is^Mount Mitchell, at a height of
6,711 feet above sea level.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
4.",
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE,
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Literary and business courses. Schools of Music, Art and Elocution.
Finest advantages, and moderate terms.
FALL SESSION begins Wednesday, September 13, 1911. For catalogue
apply to
MRS. LUCY H. ROBERTSON, President, Greensboro, N. C.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
A. H. Eller, Chairman, Winston-
Salem.
Walter E. Brock, Secretary, Wades -
boro.
National Committeeman,
Josephus Daniels. Raleigh.
Advisory Committee — T. J. Jarvis,
Greenville; Claude Kitchin, Scotland
Neck ; F. M. Simmons, New Bern ;
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh ; J. S. Carr.
Durham; Jno. D. Bellamy, Wilming-
ton ; W. I. Everett, Rockingham ;
Theo. F. Kluttz, Salisbury; C. W.
Tillett, Charlotte; Locke Craig, Ashe-
ville.
Executive Committee.
First District— W. G. Lamb, Wil-
liamston : F. G. James, Greenville; E.
A. Daniel, Washington ; E. F. Aydlett,
Elizabeth City; L. L. Smith, Gates-
ville; C. E. Thompson, Elizabeth City.
Second District — P. J. Macon, War-
ren ton ; W. A. Finch, Wilson; F. D.
Winston, Windsor; N. J. Rouse, Kin-
ston ; W. O. Howard, Tarboro ; E. L.
Travis, Halifax.
Third District— W. D. Hargett,
Trenton; T. D. Warren, New Bern; A.
B. Croom, Burgaw ; H. A. Grady, Clin-
ton ; M. M. Capps, Jacksonville;
Nathan O'Berry, Goldsboro.
Fourth District — H. A. London,
Pittsboro: Ed. S. Abell, Smithfleld ;
J. R. Collie, Louisburg; J. P. Bunn,
Nashville ; J. R. Young, Raleigh ; K.
B. Johnston, Raleigh.
Fifth District— C. O. McMichael,
Wentworth; H. A. Foushee, Durh
C. H. Haynes, Mount Airy ; W. A.
Devin, Oxford; W. I. Underwood,
Greensboro : S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro.
Sixth District— W. H. Bernard, Wil-
mington; E. J. Hale, Fayetteville; J.
J. Furlong, Wilmington ; Homer L.
Lyon, Whiteville; A. W. McLean,
Lumbertou ; E. F. McCullough, Eliza-
bethtown.
Seventh District — J. R. Blair. Troy ;
B. W. Parham, Thomasville; W. L.
Parsons, Rockingham ; R. A. Morrow,
Monroe; W. E. Brock, Wadesboro ; D.
A. McDonald, Carthage.
Eighth District— J. R. Price, Albe-
marle; J. P. Cook, Concord; Walter
Murphy, Salisbury; R. N. Hackett,
Wilkesboro; E. S. Coffey, Boone; A.
D. Watts, Statesville.
Ninth District— R. R. Ray, McAden-
ville; J, A. Bell, Charlotte; Edgar
Love, Lincolnton ; J. P. Yount, New-
ton ; I. T. Avery, Morganton ; Guy
Roberts, Marshall.
Tenth District— C. A. Webb, Ashe-
ville; M. L. Shipman, Hendersonville ;
J. C. Mills. Rutherfordton ; .1. H. Dil-
lard. Murphy ; S. L. Rogers, Franklin ;
W. T. Lee, Waynesville.
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, w.
Ashe— W. H. Worth, Jefferson.
Beaufort — W. C. Rodman, Washing-
ton.
Bertie — E. S. Askew. Windsor.
Bladen— E. F. McCullbch, White
Oak.
Brunswick — Peter Rouark. Shallotte.
Buncombe — J. Ed. Swain. Asheville.
Burke— R. L. Huffman, Morganton.
Cabarrus— John L. Miller. Concord.
Caldwell — Mark Squires. Lenoir.
Camden— J. E. Cooke. Camden.
Carteret— W. S. Chadwiek. Beaufort.
Caswell— R. L. Mitchell, ran
ville.
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POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Catawba— J. D. Elliott, Hickory.
Chatham— P. W. Bynum, Pittsboro.
Cherokee — Ben. Posey, Murphy.
Chowan — J. H. McMullen, Jr., Eden-
ton.
Clay — G. W. Kingsley, Hayesville,
R. I\ D. No. 3.
Cleveland— B. F. Falls, Sheby..
Craven — Stephen Lane. New Bern.
Columbus — J. A. Brown, Chadbourn.
Cumberland— R. H. Dye, Fayette-
rille.
Currituck — E. B. Johnson, Currituck.
Dare — R. B. Etheridire. Manteo.
Davidson — C. M. Thompson, Lexing-
ton.
Davie — G. E. Horn, Mocksville.
Duplin — H. D. Williams, Kenans-
ville.
Durham — H. A. Foushee. Durham.
Edgecombe — W. O. Howard. Tar-
boro.
Forsyth — R. I. Dalton. Winston.
Franklin — J. R. Collie. Louisburg.
Gaston — Thos. L. Craig. Gastonia.
Gates— W. T. Cross, Gatesville.
Graham— G. B. Walker, Robbins-
ville.
Granville — D. G. Brummitt, Oxford.
Greene — Jas. T. Exum, Snow Hill.
Guilford — E. C. Sherrill, Greensboro. 1
Halifax— Dr. J. E. Green. Weldon.
Harnett — Charles Ross, Lillington.
Haywood — D. R. Noland, Crabtree.
Henderson — McD. Ray, Henderson-
villc.
Hertford — Stanley Winborne. Mur-
freesboro.
Hyde — R. D. Harris, Swan Quarter.
Iredell — J, A. Hartness, Statesville.
Jackson — F. E. Alley, Webster.
Johnston — Z. L. Lemay, Smithfield.
Jones — J. E. Warren, Trenton.
Lee — D. E. Melver, Sanford.
Lenoir — Dr. Henry Tull, Kiuston.
Lincoln — C. E. Childs. Lincolnton.
Macon — Dr. W. A. Rogers. Franklin.
Madison — T. N. James. Marshall.
Martin — H. E. Stubbs. Wilmington.
McDowell — J. W. Winborne, Marion.
Mecklenburg — A. B. Justice. Char-
lotte.
Mitchell — W. L. Lambert, Bakers-
ville.
Montgomery — W. D. Allen. Troy.
Moore— G. W. McNeill, Carthage.
Nash — Leon T. Vaughn. Nashville.
New Hanover — Marsden Bellamy,
Wilmington.
Northampton — W. H. Joyner, Garys-
burg.
Onslow — E. M. Koonce. Jacksonville.
Orange — C. D. Jones. Hillsboro.
Pamlico — S. W. Ferebee, Stonewall.
Pasquotank — C. E. Thompson. Eliza-
beth City.
Pender — E. L. Larkins. Burgaw.
Perquimans — T. S. White. Hertford.
Person — J. W. Noell, Roxboro.
Pitt— F. C. Harding. Greenville.
Polk — J. E. Shipman, Columbus.
Randolph — W. J. Miller, Ashehoro.
Richmond — W. S. Thomas, Rock-
ingham.
Robeson — Geo. B. McLeod. Lumber-
ton.
Rockingham — Wm. M. Young, Reids-
ville.
Rowan — W. H. Woodson, Salisbury.
Rutherford — ■ James M. Carson,
Rutherfordton.
Sampson — H. E. Faison, Clinton.
Scotland — E. H. Gibson, Laurinburg.
Stanley — R. L. Smith, Albemarle.
Stokes— Dr. J. H. Ellington, Sandy
Ridge.
Surry — J. H. Folger, Mt. Airy.
Swain — T. G. Picklesimer, Brysou
City.
Transylvania — W. E. Breese, Jr.,
Brevard.
Tyrrell— Thos. H. Woodley, Colum-
bia.
Union — A. J. Brooks, Monroe.
Vance — A. J. Harris. Henderson.
Wake — Geo. E. Hunter, Raleigh.
Warren — J. H. Kerr, Warrenton.
Washington — Clarence Latham, Ply-
mouth.
Watauga — T. H. Coffey, Boone.
Wavne — G. C. Korneffav. Goldsboro.
Wilkes— W. G. Hall, Wilkesboro.
Wilson— H. M. Rowe. Wilson.
Yadkin — R. C. Puryear. Yadkin-
ville.
Yancey — C. E. Gardner. Burnsville.
REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
Chairman — Jno. M. Morehead. Spray.
Secretary and Treasurer — Gilliam
Grissorn. Spray.
National Committeeman — E. C. Dun-
can. Raleigh.
Members at Large — Thomas Settle,
ex-offlcio, Asheville: Harry Skinner,
Greenville ; J. R. Gaskill. Tarboro : C.
C. Vann, Rose Hill; James D. Parker.
Smithfield; R. G. Campbell. Greens-
boro; I. B. Tucker, Whiteville: H. C.
Dockery, Rockingham ; Dr. J. J. Mott,
statesville; Ed. A. Smith, Charlotte;
C. J. Harris, Dillsboro
Congressional Districts — First Dis-
trict, I. M. Meekins. Elizabeth Citv :
Second District, D. W. Patrick, Snow
Dill: Third District. Ceo. E. Butler,
Clinton; Fourth District, J. J. Jen-
kins, Pittsboro; Fifth District, B. S.
Robertson, Haw River: Sixth District.
S. A. Edmund, Lumberton; Seventh
District. F. W. Hanes. Yadkinville;
Kighth District, C. H. Cowles, Wilkes-
boro ; Ninth District. Chas. E. Greene,
Bakersville; Tenth District. F. A. Fan-
ning. Asheville.
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS.
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OFFERS PRACTICAL INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION IN:
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2. Engineering, including Civil, Electrical and Mechanical and a two-year
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WEST RALEIGH, N. C.
Campaign Committee — A. E. Holtou,
Winston-Salem; W. P. Bynuni, Greens-
boro ; F. A. Linney, Boone: J. S.
Lewis, Asheboro ; A. A. Whitener,
Hickory.
Chairmen County Executive Committee
of North Carolina.
Alamance — E. S. W. Dameron, Bur-
lington.
Alexander
ville. —
Alleghany
Sparta.
Anson — J.
Ashe — D.
Beaufort—
O. Teague, Taylors-
Jno. M. Wagoner,
L. Matheson, Wadesboro.
--. Osborne. Beldon.
G. A. Conner, Belhaven.
Bertie— R. H. Norfleet, Kelford.
Bladen — S. Meares, Clarkton.
Brunswick — D. R. Johnson, Winna-
bow.
Buncombe — T. P. Roland. Asheville.
Burke — John M. Mull, Morganton.
Cabarrus — H. S. Williams, Concord.
Caldwell — M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir.
Camden —
Carteret — Wm. A. Mace, Beaufort.
Caswell— W. F. Davis, Altamahaw.
Catawba — J. Y. Killian, Newton.
Chatham— R. H. Dixon, Siler City.
Cherokee — A. G. Dewese, Murphy.
Chowan— W. S. Elliott, Tyner, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Clay — W. T. Bumgarner, Hayes-
ville.
Cleveland — W. L. Dameron. Shelby.
Columbus — Irvin B. Tucker, White-
ville.
Craven — Clyde Eby, New Bern.
Cumberland— C. C. McLellen, God-
win.
Currituck — W. S. Harrison. Har-
binger.
Dare — L. Cudworth. Wanchese.
Davidson — J. H. McCrary, Lexing-
ton.
Davie — C. G. Bailey, Advance.
Duplin — Jno. A. Gavin, Sr.. Kenans-
ville.
Durham — J. E. Carpenter. Durham.
Edgecombe — W. L. Stallings, Tar-
boro, R. F. D. No. 2.
Forsyth— J. T. Benbow. Winston-
Salem.
Franklin— T. H. Whitakers, Kittrell.
Gaston — W. E. Gardner, Cherryville.
Gates — W. M. Sparkman, Eure.
(Iraham — Geo. F. Brock, Brock.
Granville — Dr. <;. T. Sykes, Grlssom.
Greene— D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill.
Guilford— H. B. Worth, Greensboro.
Halifax — McM. Furgerson, Littleton
Harnett — A. F. Stirles. Dunn.
Haywood— W. T. Denton. "Wayn<s-
ville.
Henderson — R. II. Staton, Ben
sonville.
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POL! TK 'A L OR I ! A N IZATIONS.
-.lames S. Mitchell, W ; .:i-
L. McGowao, Swan Quar-
Statesville.
Speedwell.
Sniithneld.
Hertford-
ton.
Byde— H.
ter.
Iredell — L. C. Wagner,
Jackson — Z. V. Watson
Johnston — J. C. Stancil
. I ones — J. K. Brock. Trenton.
Lee — R. C. McNeill. Jonesboro.
Lenoir — J. M. Mewborne, Kinston.
Lincoln— J. M. Hoyle, Lincoltnon.
Macon — H. 6. Robertson, Franklin.
.Madison — Arnos Stackhouse, Mar-
shall.
Martin — Wheeler Martin. William-
ston.
McDowell — J. L. Morgan, Marion.
Mecklenburg — J. F. Newell, Char-
lotte.
Mitchell— Chas. E. Greene. Bakers-
rville.
Montgomery — N. V. Long, Biscoe.
Moore — W. G. Jennings. Carthage.
Nash — J. C. Matthews, Spring Hope.
New Hanover— J. W. Brooks, Wil-
mington.
Northampton — W. F. Outlaud,
Woodland.
Onslow — A. Z.
Orange — J. L.
D. No. 2.
Pamlico — J. L.
Jarman, Richland.
Cheek, Efland, R. F.
Riggs, Bayboro.
Pasquotank — W. L. Kenton, Eliza-
beth City.
Pender — E. McMoore, Burgaw.
Perquimans — W. R. White, Hert-
ford.
Person — Wm. D. Merritt, Roxboro.
Pitt — R. C. Flanagan, (ireenville.
Polk— W. C. Robertson, Saluda.
Randolph — C. L. Holton, Asheboro.
Richmond — J. P. Cameron, Rocking-
ham.
Robeson — S. A. Edmunds, Lumber-
ton.
lloekingkam — J. R. Joyce, Reids-
ville.
Rowan — W. A. Fogleman, Salisbury.
Rutherfordton.
Sampson — W. F. Sessoms, Clinton.
Scotland — W. H. Fox, Laurinburg.
Stanley— Dr. J. I. Campbell, Nor-
wood.
Stokes — N. O. Petree, Danbury.
Surry— T. W. Davis, Dobson.
Swain — W. L. Francis, Bryson City.
Transvlvania — M. L. Hamilton, care
C. E. Orr, Brevard.
Tyrrell — R. A. Kohloss, Columbia.
Union — W. B. Love, Monroe.
Vance — C. E. fuller. Henderson.
Wake— Lester F. Butler, Raleigh.
Warren — J. P. Leach, Littleton.
Washington— C. W. Snell, Mackey
Ferry.
Watauga — John W. Hodges, Ruth-
erwood.
Wavne — E. W
Wilkes— O. F.
Wilson— Geo.
Yadkin— J. A.
Yancey — J. L.
Hill, Goldsboro.
Blevins, Wilkesboro.
W. Stanton. Wilson.
Logan, Yadkinville.
Hyatt, Micaville.
STATE UK COMMISSION REPORT— 1910.
Subjects. Value.
For State Purposes —
Real estate $294,485,184.00
Personal property 175,439.946.00
Railroad and other public service cor-
porations 89,715,251.00
Corporation excess 15.530.3SO.00
Bank stock 10.720.580.00
Building and loan stock 1,3S9,072.00
Totals $593,387,413.00
Incomes, tax on
B and C Schedules
Additional Receipts by State Treasurer.
Additional State taxes
Agricultural Department
Atlantic & North Carolina Railway dividends .. ..
Audubon Society ■
Automobile licenses
Contingencies
Corporation franchise tax
Corporation tax — State Department ■
Corporation tax — Treasury Department
Disabled soldiers' appropriation refunded
Dispensaries, tax on sales
Tax.
$61S,418.S9
368,423.89
188,404.12
.".2.026.40
35.113.22
3,127.05
36,967.26
122,828.68
9.227.42
132^258.75
37,998.00
7j886.20
5,262.00
146.00
46.SSO.00
30.042.60
3.710.00
.-,10.00
15.S90.5S
Total.
$1
,246,113.57
159,795.94
STATE TAX COMMISSION REPORT.— -1W0. 49
...PEACE INSTITUTE...
Though there are Many Cheaper Schools, it is
TAXED TO ITS UTMOST
THERE IS A REASON
FOR ENTRANCE NEXT SESSION APPLY EARLY
CATALOGUE ON REQUEST
Address the President, Raleigh, N. C.
Express companies, tax on receipts 3,983.21
Fees, Attorney-General 105.50
Fees, bank examinations 4,555.00
Fees, Executive Department 2,879.50
Fees, Insurance Department 23,775.47
Fees, State Department 1,387.47
1 ees, Treasury Department 280.00
Fish Commission 3,223.20
Inheritance tax 14.795.S7
Indigent pupils S.049.8S
Insurance companies' licenses 43.392.56
Insurance companies' tax on receipts 170.271.54
Interest, deferred payment on bonds 3.0S3.34
Laws and Journals, sale of 921.73
Mercantile agencies 500.00
N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station, Federal ap-
propriation 27.000.00
N. C. A. and M. College (colored), Federal appro-
priation 13.200.00
N. C. College A. and M. Arts. Federal appropriation. 26,800.00
N. C. Institution Deaf. Dumb and Blind, earnings . 2.355.92
N. C. Railroad dividends 210.014.00
N. C. Sanitarium for Tuberculosis, refund appro-
priation 3,591.03
N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, earnings ] ,800.00
Oil Inspection Fund, received from Agricultural De-
partment 24.927.00
Oil Inspection Fund, transferred to General Fund.. 10.500.00
Paper account, refunded 4.00
Pensions, refunded 148.37
Piano and organ dealers' licenses •■ 2.014.10
Postage and stationery L8.80
Privilege tax on railroads 18,518.05
Public high schools, refunded .. 25.00
Roster N. C. State troops, sale of 7.45
Seal tax. Executive Department .. 1.509.75
Seal tax, State Department 885.09
Sewing-machine licenses 3,497.50
Shellfish Commission 3,558.27
Sketches N. C. Regiments Confederate Soldiers.
sale of , 34.20
State and Colonial Records, sale of 92.70
State's Prison, earnings 143,776.78
Suspended bank (W. II. Worth, treasurer) 46.00
1
50
STATE TAX COMMISSION REPORT.— 1910.
Supreme Court Reports, sale of . . ..
Telegraph companies ,tax on receipts
Telephone companies, tax on receipts
Trade-mark registration fees . .
Four per cent bonds, sale of
Total all sources, State purposes
For Pensions —
On assessed property
On polls
For Schools —
On white polls
On Indian polls
On negro polls
On dogs
On railroad and other public service corporations
On bank stock
On building and loan stock
On corporation excess
Property of white citizens
Property of negro citizens
Special taxes for schools
Fines
Other sources
For County Purposes-
Oeueral
Poor
Bridges and roads . . .
Special
Special in townships . .
B. and C. Schedules . . .
9,600.79
1,729.32
13,182.41
45.20
515,022.40
237.354.97
37.284.96
342,811.09
1,323.00
123,915.24
1,914.00
168.749.79
30,984.19
2,715.49
28.734.tr,
835,180.23
40.871.60
405,232.35
23,979.18
32.409.42
1,436,909.47
40,591.03
942.818.05
353.418.51
40,920.66
82,974.07
$1,089,903.51
2,495,813.02
274,639.93
2.039,725.59
Municipal —
On property . .
On polls
Receipts from fines
All other sources . .
2,009.315.98
127.865.80
35.879.64
282.843.07
Total, all sources
2.897,631.79
2,455.904.49
10.163,714.82
Insurance Statistics.
The following figures give the num-
ber of the various kinds of insurance
companies doing business in North
Carolina:
Life companies, 42; Assessment Life
companies, 22; Fire, and Fire and Ma-
rine companies, 128; Accident and
Surety companies, 41; Fraternal
Orders, 61; Live Stock Companies, 3.
The insurance statistics for the year
1910 will not be prepared until Feb-
ruary, 1911. The statistics for 1909, the
latest figures available, are as follows:
Total business done in North Caro-
lina by Fire Insurance Companies
licensed to do business:
North Carolina Companies:
Risks written $44,429,439.72
Premiums 865,764.63
Losses paid 309.6S3.92
Losses incurred 314,774.52
Companies of other States :
Risks written $186,203,519.59
Premiums received 2,210.264.09
Losses paid 83S.383.85
Losses incurred 868,645.64
Foreign Companies:
Risks written $ 91.650,201.42
Premiums received 711.538.21
Losses paid 270.176.24
Losses incurred 272. 892. IS
Total business done in North Caro-
lina by Life Companies licensed to
do business in North Carolina:
Policies in force December 31, 1908,
number, 178,058, amounting to -S134,-
513.4S8.81.
Policies issued during 1909, 51.101,
amount, $29,316,570.59.
Policies ceased durins 1909. 40,141,
amounting to $23.635.1S9.79
Policies in force December 31, 1909,
STATE TAX COMMISSION REPORT— 1910.
St. Mary's School
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE DIOCESAN SCHOOE (FOR GIBES) OF THE CAROEINAS.
Well known throughout the South.
Largest Boarding Institution for young women of the Episcopal Church
in the United States.
Founded in 1842 by Rev. Dr. Aldert Sniedes.
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.
193,534, amounting to $147,783,155.11.
Losses incurred during 1909, $1,540,-
704.S9; paid, $1,477,690.32.
Life Assessment Associations :
Certificates issued during 1909,
97,0S4, amounting to $2,065,473.97; pre-
miums or assessments receievd there-
on, $352,589.04.
Losses incurred, $93,500.53.
Losses paid, $99,410.78.
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
by the North Carolina companies in
North Carolina:
The home legal reserve companies
wrote the amount of $29,316,570.59;
premiums received, $4,909,699.6S ;
losses incurred, $1,540,704.S9 ; losses
paid, $1,477,690.32.
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 towhee, and curlews, and
the wild turkey, grouse, partridge,
pheasant, quail, dove, robin 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 laws are
enforced, except in certain counties
where game protective matters are in
charge of the Board of County Com-
missioners.
North Carolina Game 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 seasons and methods of
shooting, trapping and killing, other-
wise, of squirrel, rabbit aud smaller
game aud fish).
North Carolina Divorce Laws.
Marriages may be dissolved and ths
parties thereto divorced from the
bonds of matrimony in Noith 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
shall have lived separate and apart
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 hnve been a separa-
tion of husband and wife, ami they
shall have lived separate and apart
for ten successive years, and they
shall have resided in this State to2
that period, and no children shall
have been born of the marriage.
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Southern
Conservatory
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Superior Ad-
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Musical
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Durham
N.C.
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PIANO— VOICE— VIOLIN— ORGAN
TV. H. OVERTON, Secretary.
G. TV. BRYANT, Director.
PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Counties s
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Alamance 9,638
Alexander 4,195
Alleghany 3,221
Anson 8,924
Ashe 7,467
Beaufort 9,757
Bertie 7,942
Bladen 6,373
Brunswick . . . . 4,953
Buncombe 17,300
Burke 7,104
Cabarrus 8,971
Caldwell 7.007
Camden 2.001
Carteret 4,175
Ca swell 5,442
Catawba 10,089
Chatham 7,921
Cherokee 5,733
Chowan 3,485
Hay 1,500
Cleveland 9,901
Columbus 9,394
Craven 7,799
Cumberland . . . . 12,458
Currituck 2,857
Dare 1,669
Davidson 9.422
Davie 4,825
Duplin 8.113
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1,618.97
1,317.81
1.057.47
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2,870.58
1,178.76
1,488.55
1.162.67
332.02
692.75
902.99
1,674.06
1.314.33
951.27
578.26
246.52
1. 642.87
1,558.74
1 .294.08
2.067.15
474.06
276.93
1.563.39
800.61
1.346.19
Durham 11,398
Edgecombe . . . . 10.1S7
Forsyth 14,861
Franklin 8,741
Gaston 13,267
Gates 3,881
Graham 1,761
Granville 8,471
Greene 4.270
Guilford 18,559
Halifax 11,966
Harnett 7.973
Haywood 6,713
Henderson 5.699
Hertford 5.395
Hyde 3.091
Iredell 11.566
Jackson 4.3S4
Johnston 14,849
Lee 3.898
Jones 2,998
Lenoir 6,888
Lincoln 6,932
Macon.. 4.341
Madison 7.997
Martin 5, us I
McDowell 5.841
Mecklenburg.. .. 21,307
Mitchell 5,767
Montgomery . . . . 5,198
Moore.. . .' .. .. 6,363
Nash 9,485
New Hanover 7,693
Northampton. .. 6,769
Onslow 1,709
Orange 5,165
Pamlico 3,466
Pasquotank .. .. 5,389
Pender 4,802
Perquimans .. .. 3,616
Person 5.834
1,891.27
1,690.32
2,465.88
1,450.39
2,201.39
643.97
292.20
1.405.59
7M.S..-.2
3,079.49
1,985.51
1,322.95
1,113.88
945.63
895.19
512.88
1.919.14
727.43
2,463.89
645.79
497.45
1.1 12.112
1,150.22
720.30
1 ,326.94
992.42
9(19.19
3,535.47
956.91
862.50
1,055.81
1.573.84
1,276.49
1,123.18
781.36
857.02
575.11
894.19
796.79
600.00
968.03
54 PUBLIC
Pitt 13,051
Polk 2,566
Randolph 10,039
Richmond 6. .".2 1
Robeson 17,230
Rockingham.. .. 13,648
Rowan 12,590
Rutherford .. .. 9,675
Sampson 9,686
Scotland 5,502
Stanly 6,625
Stokes 7,2S0
Surrv 10,492
Swain 3,370
Transylvania.. .. 2,393
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
2,165.55
425.77
1,665.77
1,048.84
2,S5!S.97
2,264.61
2.0.S9.I15
1,605.37
1,607.19
912.94
1,099.28
1,207.97
1,740.93
559.18
397.07
Tyrrell 1,849
Union 11,496
Vance 6,858
Wake 21,179
Warren 6.038
Washington .... 3,641
Watauga 5,086
Wayne 11,463
Wilkes.. .. .. .. 10,822
Wilson 9.512
Yadkin 5,508
Yancey 4,494
Teachers Training
Total 746.115
306.80
1,907.53
1,137.94
3,514.23
1,101.44
604.15
843.31
1,902.05
1,795.69
1,578.32
913.94
745.68
1,200.00
$125,000.00
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS TO PERSONS.
Name of Road.
No. of
Employ's
Atlantic Coast Line 4,618
Norfolk Southern Railway 1,916
Seaboard Air Line Railway 3.383
Southern Railway 6.376
Resulting from Other causes
movement of than movement
trains. of trains.
Kill'd
9
i
26
Injur'd Kill'd Injur'd
51 . . 13
Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio
Carolina & Northwestern . .
Durham & Southern
Louisville & Nashville ....
Norfolk & Western
Randolph & Cumberland . . .
Tallulah Falls
485
239
190
24
1.323
21
76
Total 19,017
51
289
3S8
13
9
2
4
1
810
8
102
560
713
RAILROAD RATES.
The following passenger rates are in
operation on the railroad systems in
North Carolina:
Name. Per Mile
Seaboard Air Line Railway 2 l-2c.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway... 2 l-2c.
Southern Railway 2 l-2c.
Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry. 2 l-2c.
Norfolk Southern Railway 2 l-2c
Norfolk & Western Railway 2 l-2c.
On all other roads the passenger
rate is 3c. per mile, as follows :
Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway, Aber-
deen & Rockflsh Railroad Company,
Atlantic & Western Railroad, Bee
Tree Railroad, Blue Ridge and At-
lantic Railway Company, Carolina
& Northwestern Railroad, Cashie &
Chowan Railroad Co., Chowan & Au-
lander Railroad Co., Cliffside Rail-
road 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 Railway Company, Raleigh
& Southport Railroad, Raleigh &
Western Railway Company, Randolph
& Cumberland Railway Company, Red
Springs & Bowmore Railroad Com-
pany, South & Western Railroad, Vir-
ginia & Carolina Southern Railroad.
Wellington & Powellsville Railroad
Company.
LAND GRANTS.
LAND GRANTS.
No. G
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
Two
rants issued —
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
years ending
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
1, 18S2,
1, 1884,
1, 1886,
1, 18S8,
1, 1890,
1, 1802,
1, 1894,
1, 1896,
1, 1898,
1, 1900,
1, 1902,
1, 1904,
1, 1906,
1, 1908,
1, 1910
1,189-
1,329-
990-
893-
1,453-
1,358-
703-
547-
599-
665-
732-
789-
488-
529-
317-
-aniounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
-amounts
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
paid
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
Treasurer.
?10.912.S7
13,186.73
5,975.69
9.493.49
1 .-,..",70.43
10,831.11
.",.200.73
9,234.46
(i.337.13
c,.:;S4.69
6,911.88
1 1 .230.60
16,551.47
16.02.-,. 49
9,695.85
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
ABERDEEN
& ASHEBOKO RAIL-
WAY.
and Traffic Manager —
President
Henry A. Page, Aberdeen
General Manager — J. R. Page, Bis-
coe.
Auditor — Frank Page. Biscoe.
Secretary and Treasurer — Mary ij.
Page, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN & ROCKFISII RAIL-
ROAD CO.
President and General Manager —
John Blue, Aberdeen.
Secretary and Treasurer — W. A.
Blue, Aberdeen.
Auditor — ,T. W. Phillips. Aberdeen.
56
N'OUTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
General Superintendent — C. N. Blue,
Aberdeen.
ALMA RAILWAY.
President — A. J. McKiunon, Maxton.
Secretary and Treasurer and Gen-
eral Manager — C. J. Cottiughain, Max-
ton.
APPALACHIAN RAILWAY.
General Manager — J. C. Patterson,
Whittier, N. C.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL-
ROAD.
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 — H. L. Borden, New York.
Treasurer — James F. 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.
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.
ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
President — L. P. Topp. Kinston.
Secretary and Treasurer — D. J.
Broadhurst. Goldsboro. ("Operated
under lease by Norfolk Southern
Railway).
Directors — A. C. Avery, Jr.,
Morganton ; W. H. Bagley, Ral-
eigh ; E. C. Duncan, Raleigh;
Henry Weil, Goldsboro; W. D.
Creech, Goldsboro; G. V. Richardson,
Dover; Dempsy Wood, Kinston; G. W.
Snmrell, Kinston; S. W. Forbes,
Stonewall; L. H. Cutler, New Bern;
W. S. Chadwick, Beaufort.
ATLANTIC & WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
President — John H. Winder, Ral-
eigh.
Vice-President — F. G. Hatton, Roa-
noke, Va.
General Superintendent — Harry P.
Edwards, Sanford.
Superintendent M. P. — T. I. Maw-
yer, Sanford.
Road Master— O. T. Wicker. Joues-
boro.
CAROLINA, CLINCHFIELD & OHIO
RAILWAY.
Carolina, Clinchfleld & Ohio Railway
of South Carolina — "Clinchfleld
Route."
President — Geo. L. Carter, John
son City, Tenn.
Vice-President and General Manager
— M. J. Caples. Johnson City, Tenn.
Vice President and Traffic Manager
—J. J. Campion. Johnson City. Tenn.
Comptroller — J. McQuilkin, Johnson
City, Tenn.
Treasurer— J. C. Stone, Johnson
City, Tenn.
General Counsel — J. Norment Powell,
Johnson City, Tenn.
Assistant General Freight Agent —
H. G. W'aring, Johnson City, Tenn.
T. P. A. in Charge Passenger De-
partment — Chas. T. Mandel, Johnson
City, Tenn.
Industrial Agent — R. F. Brewer,
Johnson City, Tenn.
Superintendent — L. H. Phetteplace,
Erwin, Tenn.
Master Mechanic — H. F. Staley, Er-
win, Tenn.
Car Service Agent — L. L. Mclntyre,
Erwin. Tenn.
CAROLINA & NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
President — W. A. Barber, Chester,
S. C.
Treasurer— F. Wolfe. Chester, S. C.
Auditor and General Freight and
Passenger Agent — E. F. Reid, 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 & ACLANDER RAILROAD.
(Operated by Camp Mfg. Co. as a
logging *road>.
—
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
ills hers
Advertisers
We Make Most of the Cuts
iisetlin North Carolina^
; : . ; "H.C.G.STILE5,Mgn. ; '
V/A5HINBTO/VlvD.C.
Raleigh.
Raleigh.
Danville,
CLIFFSIDE RAILROAD CO.
President and General Manager — R.
R. Haynes, Cliffside.
Vice-President — Jno. M. Scott. Cliff-
side.
Secretary and Treasurer — Chas. II.
Haynes. Cliffside.
DANVILLE & WESTERN RAILWAY.
President and Chairman Board of
Directors — A. B. Andrews,
Secretary — C. D. Mackay,
Treasurer — C. L. Booth,
Va.
Auditor — T. B. Cowper, Danville. Va.
General Superintendent — Theodore
Parker. Danville, Va.
DOVER & SOUTHBOUND RAILWAY.
President — W. A. Wiinsatt. Wash-
ington, D. C.
General Manager — D. W. Richard-
son, Dover.
Secretary and Treasurer— W. B. H.
Rlandford, Dover.
Traffic Manager — N. S. Richardson,
Dover.
DURHAM & CHARLOTTE RAIL-
ROAD CO.
President — John B. Lennig, Brides-
burg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Vice-President — John L. Tull, Hemp.
General Manager — John H. Kennedy,
Gulf.
Assistant Auditor — J. T. Walker,
Gulf.
DURHAM & SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD CO.
President — Ernest Williams. Lynch-
burg, Va.
Vice-President — J. A. Duncan, East
Durham.
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, New York.
Vice-President — J. E. Stagg. Dur-
ham.
:,s
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
General Manager — E. Thonaason,
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 Bridges, Tarboro.
Auditor — A. D. Fowlkes, Tarboro.
General Freight and Passenger Agt.
— H. P. Foxhall, Tarboro.
Master Mechanic— Geo. Watson, Tar-
boro.
Road Master — Frank Laughing-
house, Pinetops.
EAST TENNESSEE & WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
President — F. P. Howe, Johnson
City, Tenn.
Vice-President and General Superin-
tendent — Geo. W. Hardin, Johnson
City, Tenn.
Secretjir> &nd Treasurer — J. S. Wise,
Johnson City, Tenn.
LAWNDALE RAILWAY.
President — H. F. Schenck, Lawndale.
Superintendent — John F. Schenck,
Lawndale.
NEW HANOVER TRANSIT CO.
President — Walter Smallbones, Wil-
mington.
Secretary and Treasurer — Wm. L.
Smith, Wilmington.
General Manager — Jno. W. Harper,
Wilmington.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
President and General Manager — E.
T. Lamb, Norfolk, Va.
Vice-President — Frederick Hoff, New
York, N. Y.
General Counsel — Chadbourne &
Shores, New York, N. Y.
Secretary — Morris S. Hawkins, Nor-
folk, Va.
Assistant Secretary — N. W. Runnion,
New York, N. Y.
Treasurer — M. Manly, Norfolk, Va.
Assistant to President — H. C. Hud-
gins, Norfolk, Va.
Assistant to General Manager — J. A.
C. Groner, Norfolk.
Traffic Manager — B. L. Sugg, Nor-
folk, Va.
General Passenger Agent — W. W.
Croxton, Norfolk, Va.
Traveling Freight and Passenger
Agent— E. C. Potter, Norfolk, Va.
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 and General Man-
ager. N. D. Maher, Roanoke, Va. ;
Third Vice-President and Traffic Man-
ager, 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.
Chief Engineer — Charles S.Churchill,
Roanoke, Va.
General Freight Agent — J. R. Ruffin,
Roanoke, Va.
General Passenger Agent — W. B. Be-
viil, Roanoke. Va.
General Superintendents — A. C.
Needles, Roanoke, Va. ; Geo. P. John-
son, Bluefield, W. Va.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
President — Chas. M. Steadman,
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 Superintend-
ent — J. F. Pennewell. Gumberry.
PIEDMONT RAILWAY.
Acting President— A. E. Jones,
Thomasville.
General Superintendent — W. J. Tal-
ly. Thomasville.
RALEIGH & CHARLESTON RAIL-
ROAD CO.
President— L. M. Williams, Rich-
mond. Va.
First Vice-President — John Graham,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Second Vice-President and General
Manager — L. A. Boyd, Marion, S. C.
Secretary and Treasurer — W. R.
Storrs, Marion, S. C.
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, Raleisrh.
RALEIGH & WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Receiver — Samuel A. Henzy, New
York. N. Y.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 59
SEABOARD
MR LINE RAILWAY
Reaches the South, Southwest, West and East by the
Shortest and Most Direct Way — Offering Unexcelled
Double Daily Vestibule Pullman Train Service.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS
DOUBLE DRILY SERVICE
New York, Washington, Norfolk, Atlanta, Birmingham,
New Orleans, Memphis, Savannah, Jacksonville,
Tampa, Chattanooga, Nashville, St. Louis.
DIRECT CONNECTION AT
Memphis, New Orleans, St. Louis, Chicago, FOR ALL
POINTS in Texas, California, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Colorado and all Western and Northwestern Points.
For Rates, Schedules, Pullman Reservations, etc., call
on any SEABOARD AGENT or REPRESENTATIVE, or
C.B. RYAN, G. P. A. H. S. LE/\RD D. P. A.
Portsmouth, Va. Raleigh, N. C.
60
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
RANDOLPH i (HI15EKLAM) BAIL-
WAX < O.
President— I). A. .McDonald, Car-
; bage.
Vice-President — G. C. Graves, Car-
thage.
General Counsel — R. L. Burns, Car-
1 1 . . i ue.
Treasurer— B. M. Fellows, 111 Broad-
way, New York.
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer—
T. L. Riddle, Carthage.
Car Accountant— R. M. Caldwell,
Carthage.
Soliciting Freight and Passenger
Agent — R. L. Tyson, Carthage.
RED SPRINGS & BOVV3IORE RAIL-
ROAD.
President— W. F. Williams, Red
Springs.
SEABOARD AIR LINE SYSTEM.
President— N. S. Meldrum, Ports-
mouth, Va. and New York.
Vice-President and General Manager
— C. H. Hix, Portsmouth, Va.
Vice-President, in Charge of Traffic
— Chas. R. Capps, Portsmouth, Va.
Secretary— 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. Seddou,
Portsmouth, Va.
General Passenger Agent — C. B.
Ryan, Portsmouth, Va.
General Freight Agent — L. E. Chale-
nor, Norfolk, Va.
General Industrial Agent — J. W.
White, Norfolk, Va.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM.
President— W. W. Finley, Washing-
ton, D. C.
First Vice-President — A. B. An-
drews,, Raleigh, N. C.
Vice-President — J. M. Culp, Wash-
ington, D. C.
Vice-President— T. C. Powell, Cin-
cinnati. Ohio.
Vice-President — H. B. Spencer,
Washington, D .C.
'Vice-President and General Mana-
ger — E. H. Coapman. Washington,
D. C.
Vice-President and Secretary — R. D.
Lankford, New Y r ork, N. Y".
Treasurer — H. C. Ansley, Washing-
ton, D. C.
General Counsel at New Y'ork —
Francis L. Stetson, New York.
General Counsel at Washington —
Alfred P. Thom, Washington, D. C.
General Counsel at Louisville —
Alex. P. Humphrey, Louisville, Ivy.
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— W.
M. Netherland, Washington, D. C.
General Superintendent — H. E.
Hutchins, Greensboro.
General Superintendent — W. N.
Foreacre, Charlotte, N. C.
General Superintendent — G. R. Loy-
all, Knoxville, Tenn.
General Superintendent — C. L. Har-
ris, Birmingham, Ala.
Division Superintendents — A. D.
Shelton, Greensboro; J. M. Bennett,
Winston-Salem ; C. C. Hodges, Ashe-
ville; T. S. Boswell, Asheville.
Freight Traffic Manager— L. Green,
Washington, D. C.
Passenger Traffic Manager — S. H.
Hardwick. Washington, D. C.
SNOW BIRD VALLEY RAILWAY.
President — J. Q. Barker, Andrews.
Vice-President and Treasurer — W.
A. Lewin, Andrews.
TENNESSEE & NORTH CAROLINA
General Manager and Secretary — E.
G. Hinnermann, Andrews.
RAILROAD.
President— J. B. Hart, Clarksburg.
W. Va.
General Mauager and Traffic Mana-
berton.
ger — A. J. McMahan, Newport, Tenn.
VIRGINIA & CAROLINA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
President — A. W. McLean, Lumber-
ton.
Superintendent — J. P. Russell, Lum-
berton.
Treasurer — A. T. McLean, Lumber-
ton.
Secretary — H. B. Jennings, Lumber-
ton.
Traffic Manager — J. F. Head. Lum-
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 & VANDEMERE.
President — A. D. McLean, Washing-
ton.
General Manager — W. N. Royall,
Wilmington.
Treasurer — J. F. Post, Wilmington.
WATAUGA TURNPIKE COMPANY.
President — W. A. Barber. Edgemout.
Vice-President — L. T. Nichols, Edge-
mont.
Secretary — W. K. Kearsley. Edge-
mont.
Treasurer — F. AVolfe. Edsremont.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 61
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD
The Short Route Through
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Fast Double Daily Express Passenger
Train Service Between
Norfolk, Suffolk EI Virginia Beach
-AND-
Elizabeth City, Wilson, Edenton,
Raleigh, Belhaven, Beaufort,
Plymouth, New Bern, Washington,
Goldsboro, Greenville, Kinston,
Morehead City, N. C.
ALL TRAINS OPERATED OVER NEW ALBEMARLE SOUND
BRIDGE WITHOUT CHANGE.
1 (Pullman Sleeping Car Service. Electric Light in Every Berth.
Between Norfolk and Raleigh and between Norfolk and Goldsboro.
Pullman Parlor Car Service Between New Bern and Norfolk.
Only Line Operating in North Carolina with a
Passenger Station in the Center of Norfolk.
B. L. BUGG, W. W. CROXTON,
TRAFFIC MANAGER. GENERAL, PASSENGER AGENT.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
C2
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
WA NTE
ONE HUNDRED negro youth, not un-
der sixteen, who desire to be some-
■— ■— ■■ ■—— =■» thing more than ordinary hands— who
wish to be good Farmers, Dairymen, Bricklayers, Carpenters or Teachers in
Industrial Schools — who wish to attend one of the best equipped technical
schools in the country for negroes and secure a practical industrial train-
ing.
ONE HUNDRED negro boys who
want to become skilled workmen and
useful citizens of North Carolina. For
WANTED
further information or for catalog, address,
President, JAS. B. DUDLEY.
NORTH CAROLINA
Agricultural and Mechanical College
GREENSBORO, N. C.
FACULTY— Jas. B. Dudley. President; J. D. Chavis, Head of English
Department; Chas. E. Stewart, Assistant; M. Goins, Assistant; J. H. Blu-
ford. Head of Agricultural Department; W. F. Debman, Superintendent
of Farm ; W. T. Johnson, Superintendent of Dairy ; W. F. Robinson, Flor-
ist; Geo. R. Tompkins, Director of Mechanical Department; W. N. Nelson,
Foreman of Carpenter Section ; W. H. Greene, Foreman of Wood Turning
Section ; A. D. Watkins, Foreman of Bricklaying and Plastering Section ;
Wm. Yates, Instructor in Tinning; Chas. L. Foster, Instructor in Black-
smithing; A. T. Whitsett, Treasurer; Junius Rooks, Steward; B. W. Barnes,
Teacher of Night School.
WELLINGTON & POWELLSVILLE
B. K. COMPANY.
President and Treasurer — Horton
Corwin, Jr., Edenton.
Superintendent — W. M. Corwin,
Ahoskie.
General Freight and Passenger Agt.
— S. H. Hatton Windsor.
THE RAILWAYS OF THE WORLD.
A table prepared for the Archiv fur
Eisenbahnwesen, states that at the
commencement of 1908 the total rail-
way mileage of the whole world was
594,842 miles divided as follows :
America, 302,928; Europe, 199,346;
Asia, 56.284; Africa, 18,518; and Aus-
tralia, 17,766. The cost of construc-
tion per mile has been highest in
Great Britain and Ireland, where it
averaged $271,000 per mile. In Bel-
gium the cost was $172,900; France,
$122,000; Germany, $108,500; Italy,
$125,300; Russia, $79,600 per mile. In
the United States the averase cost has
been $68,800; in Canada. $58,000; in
New Zealand, $60,300; and in Queens-
land. Australia, it is as low as $34,200.
RULES 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-
bow is generally interpreted as 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.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 63
Raleigh — Fayetteville Short Line
Raleigh & Southport
Railway
THE DIRECT LINE FROM
Raleigh to Fayetteville
AND THE SHORT LINE BETWEEN
Raleigh, Wilmington, Maxton,
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.
Raleigh and Southport Railway
General Offices, RALEIGH, N. C.
John A. Mills Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
64 P OPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE UNITED STATES TOTAL POPULATION COMPARATIVE
SUMMARY FOR 1910-1900.
INCREASE.
STATICS. 1010.
The United States (inclusive
of Alaska, Hawaii and Porto
Rico) 93,402.151 a
Continental United States. . .91,972,266
Alabama 2,13S,098
Arizon 204,354
Arkansas 1.574,449
California 2,377,549
Colorado 790,024
Connecticut 1,114,756
Delaware 202.322
District of Columbia 331,0(59
Florida 752,619
Georgia 2,609.12]
Idaho 325.59U
Illinois 5,638,59]
Indiana 2,700,870
Iowa 2,224,77$
Kansas 1,690,949
Kentucky 2,289,905
Louisiana 1,656,338
Maine 742,371,
Maryland 1,295,346
Massachusetts 3,306,410
Michigan 2,810,173
Minnesota 2,075.703
Mississippi 1,797,114
Missouri 3,29-1.335
Montana 376.053
Nebraska 1.102.214
Nevada 81,875
New Hampshire 130,572
New Jersey 2,537,167
New Mexico 327,301
New York 9,113.614
North Carolina 2,206,287
North Dakota 577,056
Ohio 4.707,121
Oklahoma 1,657,155
Oregon 672,765
Pennsylvania 7.665,111
Rhode Island 542.610
South Carolina 1,515.400
South Dakota 583.888
Tennessee 2,184,789
Texas 3,896.542
Utah 373.351
Vermont 355,956
Virginia 2,061.612
Washington 1,141,000
West Virginia 1.221.119
Wisconsin 2,333.860
Wyoming 145,965
Alaska 64,356
Hawaii 191.909
Porto Rico 1.118.012
Military and naval 55,608
^ ^ ».^ ^ — «^ ^ ^^^^^— ^^^^^^
a Includes 953,243 persons in Porto Rico (1899 census).
b Decrease.
c Indian Territory ranked 39 in population in 1900, but for comparison
the population is included in the Oklahoma figures.
Rank
n
1000 to 1910.
opu
la-
>
'o. P.Ct.
tion.
1900.
1910-1900.
77.250.630
10. 1(5.521
20.9
75.004.575
15,077.691
20.1
1,828,697
309.396
10.9
18
18
122.931
81.42::
60.2
47
49
1,311,564
262,885
20.0
25
25
1,485,053
892,496
60.1
12
21
530.71 hi
259,324
48.0
33
31
908,420
206,336
22.7
32
29
184,735
17,5- r
9.5
48
40
27S.718
52,351
18.8
41
42
528,542
222,097
42.4
34
32
"2,216,33]
302,790
17.7
i0
_'l
161,772
163,822
101.3
46
47
4.821.550
817,041
16.9
3
3
2,516,462
184.414
7.:;
9
a
2,231,853
b7,082
10.3
15
10
1,470,405
220.454
15.0
22
2''
2.147.174
1 42.731
6.6
14
12
1,381,625
274,763
19.9
24
23
694.466
47,905
6.9
35
30
1,188,044
107,302
9.0
27
26
2,805,346
561,070
20.0
6
i
2.420.982
389,191
16.1
8
1.751. 394
324,314
18.5
19
19
1.551.270
245,844
15.8
21
2(1
3.106.665
186,670
6.0
i
. 1
243.329
131.724
54.5
41
44
1 .006,300
125,914
11.8
29
27
42,335
39,540
93.4
51
52
411.588
18.984
4.6
40
36
1 .ss.3.669
05:!. 400
34.7
11
16
195.310
131.991
67.5
45
45
7,208.804
1,844.720
25.4
1
1
1,893,810
312,477
16.5
16
15
319,146
257,910
80.8
38
41
4.157.545
609.576
14.7
4
4
790.391
860.701
100.7
23
c3S
413,536
259,229
02.7
36
35
6,302,115
1.362,996
21.6
2
'J
428.550
114.054
26.6
39
34
1,340,316
175,084
13.1
26
24
401.570
182.318
45.4
37
•> 1
2.020,010
164.173
8.1
17
14
3.048.710
847,832
27.S
5
6
276,749
96.002
34.9
42
43
343.041
12,315
3.6
43
10
1,854,184
207.428
11.2
20
1 .
518,103
623,887
120.4
30
058.S00
202.319
27.4
28
28
2.000.042
264.818
12.7
13
13
92,531
53,434
57.7
50
5b
63,592
704
1.0
52
51
154.001
37,908
23.9
49
4s
b053.°43
31
01.210
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
•>•)
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, GRAHAM.
Population, (Census 1910), 2S.721.
Formed in 1S4S. Named after Alamance Creek.
Area: 430. square miles.
Value of real estate, $4,469,483; value personal property, $2,620,000.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $6,S69,018 ; by negroes, $221,365.
Tax Kate: County purposes, 18 l-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
16 2-3c. ; special 2c. County bonded debt, $250,000.
Public Roads: No. miles, about SOO. Worked by convict labor and
hired help.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina Railroad, 17.05 miles, assessed value $79S,318.30
Pullman Company, assessed value 3,017.85
Southern Express Company, assessed value 1,577.12
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,405.56
Mobane-Ridgeville Telephone Company, assessed value 522.20
Gibsonville Telephone Company, assessed value 570.00
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 18,762.00
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,412.00
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 1.098.60
Southern Alamance Telephone Company, assessed value 1.200.00
Superior Court Terms: First Monday in March (one week), criminal and
civil; twelfth Monday after first Monday in March Tone week), civil; first
Monday in September (two weeks), first week criminal and second week
civil; ninth Monday after first Monday in September (one week) criminal.
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 J. Thompson,
Graham.
Coroner— C. W. McPherson, Haw
River.
Survevor — Lewis H. Holt. Graham.
Co. Sunt, of Health— George W.
Long, Graham.
Co. Supt. of Schools— P. H. Flem-
ing. Purlin cton.
Supt. of County Home— J. H. Tarp-
ley, Graham.
Co. Board of Education — W. K. Holt,
(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 — George T.
Williamson, (chrm.), Saxapahaw; E.
L. Daily, Mebane, R. F. D. No. 3 ; T. B.
Barker, Altamahaw: W. H. Turren-
tine, Burlineton ; Jno. E. Stroud, Lib-
erty, R. F. D. No. 3.
County Board of Elections — Dr. R.
A. Freeman (chrm.), Burlington; Dr.
Will S. Long, Jr.. Graham; Jas. P.
Albright. Burlington.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Graham Township — J. M. McCrack-
en. Graham; Lewis H. Holt, Graham;
V. M. Euliss. Graham; T. P. Brad-
shaw, Graham; Chas. W. Bain. Gra-
ham; W. H. Holt, Graham: Jas. P.
Harden, Graham ; V. S. Freeland, Bur-
lintgon, R. F. D. No. 9.
Newlin — John G. Clark, Snow Camp.
R. F. D. No. 2; John C. Griffin, Snow
Camp, R. F. D. No. 1: G. Grant Mc-
Bane, Snow Camp. R. F. D. No. 1; J.
M. Foust, Snow Camp, R. F. D. No.
1: M. C. McBane, Manndale; Charles
G. Durham, Saxaphaw ; James G.
ton, Saxapahaw.
Thompson — George T. Morrow, 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: C. V.
Cites. Mebane; Jas. R. White, Haw
River.
Faucett — A. O. Huffman. Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 5: Charles A. Wilson,
Burlington, R .F. D. No. 2: John H.
Wilkins, Burlington. R. F. D. No. 2;
A. Garrison, Burlington. R. !'. I'.
No. 2.
Boon Station— Jacob C. Wliitesell,
Burlington, li. F. D. No. 4; .Terry A.
Whitesell, Elon College; Wm. D.
Newell. Elon College. It. F. D. No. 1.
Morton — D. M. Ireland, Elon College,
R. F. D. No. 1: T. B. Barker, Altama-
haw, R. F. D. No. 1 ; R. V. Moore, Al-
tamahaw; Wm. H. Gilliam, Altama-
haw: W. A. Paschal. Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 8: John W. Garrison. Bur-
lins'ton, R. F. D. No. 8.
Albright — Alson G. Thompson, Gra-
ham, It. F. D. No. 1; Isaac Holt, Gra-
ham, R. F. D. No. 1 ; T. P. Nicb
Burlington, R. F. D. No. 7 ,
Burlington — H. F. Moore, George A.
| Clendeuin, Robert J. Hall. A. F. Bar
1 rett, J. H. Freeland, H. M. Scott. A
G6
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
A. Apple, A. M. Garwood, L. D.
Meador, Burlington.
Pleasant Grove — C. R. McCauley,
Burlington, R. F. D. No. 3; W. J.
Fitch. Burlington, R. P. D. No. 3; W.
B. Sellnrs, Mebane, R. F. D. No. 3.
Patterson — J. H. Bailiffe, Kinses-
ville; \V. D. Adams, Burlington, It.
F. D. No. 7; Wm. A. Tinnin, Burling-
ton. R. F. D. No. 7; R. J. Thompson,
Rock Creek, R. F. D. No 2.
Colile — John Dixon, Burlington. R.
F. D. No. 7; Joel A. Fogleman, Bur-
lington, R. F. D. No. 1; C. F. Robert-
son, Burlington, R. F. D. No. 7.
Haw River — J. H. Blackinon. Haw
River: H. Clay King, Haw River; W.
P. Williamson. Haw River.
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 Academy — J. M. Gilliam,
Principal. Altamahaw, R. F. D. No. 1.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Weatherly, J. M.. Altamahaw.
Iselev, W. L., Burlington.
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., Shetuekit.
Moore, R. H., Burlington. R. F. D.
McPherson. Robert G.. Saxapahaw.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Dailey, E. L., Mebane, R. F. D
No. 3.
Kernodle. D. W., Altamahaw.
Porterfield. J. L., Watson.
Braxton. E. J., Snow Camp.
McBane, M. C, Co.. Manndale.
Murray, E. C, & Co., Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Stainback, J. W., Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Dickey, A. S., Haw River. R. F. D.
No. 5.
Long, E., Burlington, R. F. D.
Aldridge. L. H.. Union Ridge.
Riddle. W. J., Saxapahaw. R. F. D.
No. 1.
COTTON GINS.
Munfer. J. W.. Graham.
Thompson, Charles A., Graham.
Dickey. A. S., Haw River, R. F. D.
No. 3.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Vincent. R. W., Watson.
Cook Milling Co., Mebane, R. F. D.
Dixon. Peter, Burlington, R. F. D.
Patterson Bros., Burlington, R.
F. D.
Holt Milling Co., Altamahaw.
SAW MILLS.
Holt, Ben. B., Graham.
Dickey, A. S., Haw River, R. F. D.
No.5.
Albright, Cad. A., Graham.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Culberson, R. H., Siler City.
Arnette, D. W., Haw River.
Thompson, Miss Flora, Haw River.
Thompson, Miss Julia, Haw River.
Cooper, Miss Jannie Allen, Haw
River.
Murray, Miss Lillian, Haw River.
Shuler, C. H., Burlington, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Shuler. Mrs. C. H., Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Reitzel. Mrs. F. I., Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Stanford, Miss Lizzie, Mebane.
Fentress, Miss Sallie, Pleasant Gar-
den.
Lindsay, S. G., Graham.
Parker, Miss Lizzie. Graham.
Browning, Miss, Graham.
Carter, Miss Lillie, Granam.
Smith, Mrs. W. L., Elon College.
Farmer, Miss Macey, Elon College.
Low r rance, Miss, Elon College.
Holmes, G. W., Mebane.
Crawford, Mrs. G. W., Mebane.
Fowler, Miss Lillian, Mebane.
Cerry, Miss Edna Lessie, Mebane.
Love, Miss Viola, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Lindlev, Miss Lillian, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Andrews. Miss Ella, Burlington.
Turner, Miss Lillian, Burlington.
Smith. Miss Geneva, Liberty, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Crawford, Miss Ava, Graham. R. F.
D. No. 1.
Branson, C. C, Burlington, R. F. D.
No. 7.
Barker, Miss Bertha, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 8.
Moore, Miss Georgia, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 4.
Cates, S. H., Burlington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Lindley, Miss Elsie, Snow Camp, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Coble, Miss Minnie, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Stallings, Miss Lalah, Snow Camp,
Zacharv, Miss Aska, Snow Camp, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Clapp, Miss Blanche, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Clendenin, Miss Nina. Elon College.
Woodburn, W. C, Pleasant Garden.
Zimmerman, Miss Annie, C^bson-
ville.
Coble, Miss Ivy, Burlington, R.F.D.
Howard, Miss Annie, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Garrison, Miss Minnie, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 3.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
67
MurcMsou, Miss Bessie, Liberty, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Carter, Thomas C, Liberty, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Fleming, Kate H., Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 5.
Jones, C. L., Burlington, R. F. D.
No. 4.
McCullock, J. C, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 8.
Pickett, Miss lone, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 8.
Homewood, Miss Elizabeth, Burling-
ton, R. F. D. No. 1.
Long, Miss Ava, Mebane, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Garwood, A. M., Burlington.
Guthrie, Miss Ada, Burington.
Ellis, Miss Mabel, Burlington.
Stout, H. C, Burlington.
Thompson, Miss Bessie. Burlington.
Lashley, Miss Annie, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Parish, Mrs. Bessie, Mebane.
Compton, Miss Etta, Cedar Grove.
Simpson, Miss Ida, Burlington, R.
F. D. No. 8.
Stafford, T. C, Burlington.
Nicholson, Miss Cara, Mebane.
Ray, Miss Mamie, Graham.
Mcintosh, Miss Fannie, Swepson-
ville.
Albright, Miss Flora, Swepsonville.
Long, Miss Annie, Saxapanaw.
Love, Miss Henrietta, Saxapahaw.
McVey, Miss Maud, Snow Camp.
Foust, L. M., Snow Camp, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Morrow, Miss Selina, Mebane, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Garrison, Miss Bettie, Burlington,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Amick, Miss Lula, Burlington, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Anderson, Miss Ella, Haw River.
Green, Mrs., Haw River.
Rogers, B., Haw River.
Jeffries. Miss Kate, Graham.
Duke, Miss Edna, Graham.
. Goley, Miss Margarette, Graham.
Ames, Miss Willie, Graham.
Burch, Miss Lucy, Graham.
Cooper, Miss Mary, Graham.
Carter, Miss Mary, Graham.
Singletarry, G. C, Burlington.
Flick, Wm. A., Burlington.
Carrick, Dee, Burlington.
Posey, Miss Velony. Burlington.
Webster, Miss Annie, Burlington.
Mizelle, Miss Marsiarette, Burlington.
Blue, Miss Ila, Burlington.
Summers, Mrs. G. O., Burlington.
Hornaday, Miss Bernice, Burlington.
Stafford, Miss Susie, Burlington.
Hancock, Miss Cornelia, Burlington.
Fonville, Miss Mamie, Burlington.
Isley, Mrs. W. C, Burlinpton.
Daily, Miss Byrde, Burlington.
Rice, Miss L. Mae, Burlington.
Bason, Miss Celia, Burlington.
Austin, Miss Delia, Burlington.
Brown, Miss Mary W., Burlington.
Lutterloh, Miss lone, Burlington.
GRAHAM.
Population, 1909: 3,150.
No. white polls, 56S; No. colored
polls, 117.
Tax Rate: School, 30c. and town
60c. on the $100.
Bonded debt, $10,000; floating debt,
$1,750.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. S. Cook.
Chief of Police — Bright Jerrel!.
City Clerk— Rev. S. VV. Oldham.
Treasurer— Rev. S. W. Oldham.
Tax Collector— Bright Jerrell.
City Attorney— J. S. Cook.
Postmaster — Heenan Hughes.
R. R. Agent— W. H. Hobgood,
Southern Railway.
Express Agent — T. C. Montgomery.
Telegraph Manager — W. HT Hoi>
good, Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — S. W. Oldham, Pastor.
Christian — Rev. Mr. Smith, Pastor.
Methodist — Thurman G. Vickers,
Pastor.
Presbyterian — E. C. Murray, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant — Rev. W. C.
Currie, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Graham Graded Schools — S. G. Lind-
say, Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
The Vestal.
Phillips House.
Hunter, Mrs. C. S.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
National Bank of Alamance — J. L.
Scott, Jr., President; C. A. Scott,
Cashier.
Citizens Bank — J. A. Long, Presi-
dent; C. C. Thompson, Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Graham Home Building Co.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Parks & Jeffreys.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Hadley, A. M. ,
Rives, M. R., & Bro.
Nicks, W. J.
Albright, J. D., & Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Pickard, S. M.
Black Bros.
BARBERS.
Edwards, Ed.
Holt & McPherson.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Hadley & Hughes.
Graham Buggy & Implement Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Oneida Cotton Mills.
Sidney Cotton Mills.
68 ALAMANCE
COUNTY.
Travara Cotton Mills.
Black. J. T., & Bro.
Leota Cotton Mills.
Clark, A. A.
River Falls Cotton Mills Co.
Moore, C. E., & Co.
Graham Hosiery Mill Co.
Thomas Store Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Graham Drug Co.
Graham Hardware Co.
Blackman & Farrell.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas Store Co.
Graham Underwriters (Fire).
Andrews, W. L.
Thompson, C. C. (Fire).
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Tarpley, Charles A. (Life).
Johnston, Sam T.
JEWELERS.
Nicholson & Lashley.
Hadlev, Z. T.
COAL, AND WOOD DEALERS.
Loy, O. C.
Moon Bros.
LAUNDRIES.
Graham Ice Co.
Sing Lee.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
LIVERY STABLES.
J. A. Long, President; C. A. Scott,
Moore, W. C.
Vice-President; J. S. Cook, Secretary;
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
A. M. Hadley, Treasurer.
Walker & McAdams.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
MACHINERY DEALERS.
FURNISHERS.
Graham Hardware Co.
Hadley. A. M.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Rives, M. R.. & Bro.
Graham Hardware Co.
COTTON GINS.
PAINTERS.
Thompson, Charles A.
Tinnin, J. M.
DENTISTS.
Tinnin, Richard.
Long, Will S.. Jr.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
DRUGGISTS.
Thomas Store Co.
Montgomery Drug Co.
Black Bros.
Graham Drug Co.
Nicks, W. J.
Thompson Drug Co.
PLUMBERS.
DOCTORS.
Graham Water & Electric Co.
Long, George W.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Goley, W. R.
Anglin. J. M.
Walker. Walter E.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Paris, O. J.
Hughes & Foster.
LAWYERS.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Parker, E. S.
Alamance Gleaner (Weekly) — J. D.
Parker. E. S., Jr.
Kernodle, Editor.
Long, J. A.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Cook. J. S.
Cook & McCracken.
Hughes, Heenan.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Long, J. E.
Walker & McAdams.
Long, Dolph.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Graham Undertakers.
Albright. J. D.. & Co.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Rives. M. R., & Bro.
Jesse Bradshaw.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Graham Water and Electric Co.
Scott-Mehane M'f'g Co. (Shirts and
FRUIT DEALERS.
overalls).
Thomas -Store Co.
Graham Milling Co. (Flouring
Farrell. R. H.
Nicks, W. J.
Mills).
Clark. A. A.
BURLINGTON.
Black Bros.
Population, 1909: 6,000.
Blaylock Bros.
Tax Rate: 80c. on the $100.
Norwood. A. W.
Bonded debt. $1 40.000.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Floating debt. $10,000.
Nicks, W. J.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Farrell, R. H.
Mayor — H. M. Love.
Nicks, W. J.
Chief of Police — J. L. Patillo.
Bamm, H.
City Clerk — J. P. Montgomery.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Treasurer — J. P. Montgomery.
Green & McClure Furniture Co.
Tax Collector — H. F. Moore.
GROCERS.
City Attorney— W. H. Carroll.
Norwood, A. W.
Supt. of Health — L. A. Walker.
Euliss. V. M.
Postmaster — J. Zeb. Waller.
Blavlock Bros.
R. R. Agent — Geo. Somers.
Farrell, R. H.
Express Agent — John M. Coble.
Nicks, W. J.
Telegraph Manager — Carson Dur-
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ham, Western Union and Postal.
non, Secretary.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN*
Baptist — S. L. Morgan, Pastor.
FURNISHERS.
Christian — P. H. Fleming, Pastor.
Sellars, B. A.
Episcopal — E. L. Ogilby, Rector.
Isley, J. A.
Lutheran — C. B. Cox, Pastor.
Goodman, B.
Methodist — J. A. Hornaday, Pastor.
Hays, W. E.
Presbyterian — D. Mclver, Pastor.
Anthony, Geo. W., Co.
Reformed — J. D. Andrews, Pastor.
DENTISTS.
Methodist Protestant— J. D. Wil-
Morrow, R. M.
liams, Pastor.
Brooks, J. H.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Frost, J. S.
Burlington Graded School — G. C.
TOBACCO DEALERS.
Singletarry, Principal.
Paragon, The
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Foster, H. C.
Ward Hotel.
Tisdale, J. M.
Newlin Hotel.
DRUGGISTS.
ARCHITECTS.
Freeman Drug Co.
Davis, Bob.
Burlington Drug Co.
Mitchell, A. C.
Stroud. T. H.
Nicholson, T. G.
Bradley, A.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
DOCTORS.
Alamance Loan & Trust Co. — J. M.
Walker, L. A.
Fix, Cashier.
Faucette, T. S.
First National Bank — A. L. Davis,
Page, J. W.
Cashier.
Montgomery, H. M.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Anderson, C. A.
Alamance Home Building and Loan
Freeman, P. A.
Association.
Stafford, W. G.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Bohanan, T. A.
Midway Brick Co.
Moser, D. H.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Foster Shoe Co.
Goodman, B.
Hart-Cates Shoe Co.
Islev, J. A.
BOOK STORES.
Sellars, B. A.
Neese, C. F.
Whitted Bros.
Stewart, J.
Hay, W. E.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
Cooper Dry Goods Co.
CATTLE.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Allen & Isley.
Burlington Electric Co.
Malone & HufHnes.
FRUIT DEALERS.
CARRIAGE 3I'F'R'S. AND DEALERS
Paragon, The
Holt & May.
Burlington Produce Co.
Cardwell, N. S.
FERTILIZER DEALEF* & M'F'R'S.
Coble & Bradshaw.
Trollinger, H. W.
CLUBS.
Dailey, J. G.
Swannanoa Club.
FLORISTS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Burke Furniture Co.
Sharpe, S.
Freeman Drug Co.
Burlington Brokerage Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Foster, H. M.
Burlington Hosiery Mills.
Fowler, T. B.
Sellars Hosiery Mills.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Whitehead Hosiery Mill.
Sykes Bros.
Daisy Hosiery Mill.
Pettv Machine Co.
Murray Hosiery Mill.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Isley, J. A., Co.
Tisdale, J. M.
Burke Furniture Co.
Riggan, D. H.
M. B. Smith Furniture Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
GROCERS.
Cates & Davis.
Tisdale, J. M.
Mitchell, A. C.
Isley Bros.
Nicholson, T. G.
Spoon Bros.
Spoon Bros.
Moore, D. M.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Florence & Walker.
Trollinger, H. W.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Cates, .T. W.
Holt & May.
Hall, R. J.
Burlington Hardware Co
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Coble & Bradshaw.
J. W. Murray, President; J. H. Ver-
Isley, J. A., & Bro.
ro
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Alamance Insurance Co.
Central Loan & Trust Co.
Piedmont Trust Co.
JEWELERS.
Neese. C. F.
Stewart, J.
LAUNDRIES.
Chinese Laundry.
LAWYERS.
Carroll, W. H.
Vernon, J. H.
Dnmeron, E. S. W.
LUMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Anthony, Geo. W., Co.
Hay, W. E.
MARBLE WORKS.
Clapp. J. H.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Holt & May.
Coble-Bradshaw Co.
Newlin, .Tames.
Pettv 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.
Coble-Bradshaw Co.
Burlington Hardware Co.
Isley, J. A., & Bro.
PAINTERS.
Benson, E. W.
Ireland, J. H.
Isley, J. H.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Burlington Brokerage Co.
PLUMBERS.
Burlington Hardware Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Ellis, C. B.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Sellars, C. V.
Davenport Studio.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Workman Printing Co.
Pate, S. D., & Davies.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Burlington News (Weekly) — O. F.
Crowson. Editor.
State-Dispatch (Weekly)— John E.
Hart, Editor.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Crowson. O. F.
Sharpe, W. E.
Murray, J. W.
Cook, John M.
Brown, Wm.
Huffman, John R.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Cates, J. W.
Anthony, Geo. W., Co.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Burke Furniture Co.
Cates & Davies.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Stockard, R. M.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Sellars, C. V.
HAW RIVER.
Population, 1909: White, 1,500; col-
colerd 50; total, 1,550.
Value real estate, $600,000; value
personal property, $225,000.
Postmaster — S. A. Vest.
Deputy Sheriff— C. D. Dawson.
R. R. Agent— S. A. Vest, Southern
Railway.
Express Agent— S. A. Vest, Southern
Express Co.
Manager Telegraph— C. R. Faiicett,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist Protestant— A. H. BryanS,
Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal— W. H. Moore,
Pastor.
Baptist — D. W. Arnett, Pastor.
Christian— Rev. Mr. Wickers, Pastor.
Y. M. C. A.— D. W. Arnett, Secretary.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Aycock Graded School— D. W. Ar-
nett, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Granite Savings and Trust Co. — B. S.
Robertson, President; J. A. Long,
Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McPherson, C. W.
McPherson, J. W.
DRUGGISTS.
McClarty, 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
Blaekman, J. H.
McClure, Mrs. L.
LIVERY STABLES.
McPherson Bros.
Crutchfield, W. J.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Holt-Granite M'f'g Co.
MEBANE.
Incorporated in 1902.
Population, 1909: White, 900; col-
ored. 100; total, 1.000.
Value real estate, about $150,000;
value personal property, about $109,-
000.
Tax Rate: 33 l-2c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. T. Shaw.
Postmaster — S. Arthur White.
Chief of Police— Roy Thompson.
R. R. Agent— I. L. Ferree, South-
ern Railway Co.
Manager Telegraph— E. Y. Fai'vell,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Southern Express Co.— I. L. Ferree,
Agent.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
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MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian — F. M. Hawley, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal — M. M. McFar-
land. Pastor.
Methodist Protestant — Geo. W.
Holmes, Pastor.
Baptist — No Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mebane Graded School.
Bingham School. (Outside corpor-
ate limits).
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Merchants & Farmers — J. B. Mason,
(Durham), President; S. G. Morgan,
Cashier.
DOCTORS.
York, N. D.
Tate, W. N.
Wells, J. M.
DRUGGISTS.
White, F. L.
Mebane Drug Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Holmes-Warren Co.
Katz. David.
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, I. H.
Smith, C. C.
JEWELERS.
J. T. Shaw.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
White House.
Mebane House.
LIVERY STABLES.
Meles. M. B. (Livery.)
Warren & Warren, i Sales).
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Mebane Home Builders Association
DENTISTS.
Crawford. E. A.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Morsran, S. G.
White. J. S.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Mebane Leader (Weekly) — J. O.
Fov, Editor.
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.
Mebane Iron Bed Co.
ELON COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 1909: White, 225; 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 Police— D. C. Holt.
R. R. Agent— H. D. Lambeth, South-
ern Railway Co.
Manager Telegraph — Rev. L. I. Cox,
The Elon Party Line.
3IINISTERS 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 TJRQTJHART NEW-
MAN, Ph.D., Lit.D., D.D.. Professor
of Greek and Biblical Literature.
REV. WALTON CRUMP WICKER,
B.A., M.A., Litt. D., Professor Mathe-
mathics and Philosophy.
WALTER PHALTI LAWRENCE,
Ph.B., M.A., Professor of English
Language and Literature.
WILLIAM ALLEN HARPER. B.A..
M.A.. Professor of Latiu Language
and Literature.
NED FAUCETT BRANNOCK, B.A.,
M.A., Professor of Physics and Chem-
istry.
A. LEGGETTE LINCOLN, B.A., In-
structor in Science and French.
THOMAS C. AMICK, B.A., M.A., Ph.
D., History and Preparatory Depart-
ment.
MISS FLORENCE WILSON. (New
England Conservatory and Munich),
Director Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Harmonv.
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 ETHEL CLEMENTS, Elo-
cution and Physical Culture.
REV. FRANK S. CHILD, D.D., Lec-
turer on Literature and History.
RUSSELL A. CAMPBELL. Director
of Gollege Band.
MISS MAMIE TATE. Librarian.
MRS. ROSE MACHEN, Preceptress.
West Dormitory.
PROF.- HARPER, Supervisor. West
and East Dormitories.
MRS. FLORINE PEACE. Stew-
ardess, West Dormitory.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Elon Public School— Mrs. W. L. Smith,
Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Elon Banking and Trust Co. — O. B.
Barns, President; J. Fletcher Seniors,
Cashier.
ALAMANCE— ALEXANDER.
DOCTORS.
Watson. G. S.
GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Reitzel, M. A.
Elon Supply Co., The
Saunders, J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Huffman.
Boone, Rev. C. A.
Clendeuin, Mrs. J. S.
Brown, D. W.
Jones, Mrs. Sadie.
LIVERY STABLES.
Cook, M. R.
Brown, D. W.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Christian Sun (Weekly)— J. O.
Atkinson, Editor.
The Elon College Weekly— W. P.
Lawrence, Editor.
.MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Elon Lumber Co.
Swananoah M'f'g Co. (Hosiery).
Elon Milling Co. (Flour and Lum-
ber).
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, TAYLORSYILLE.
Population: (Census 1010), 11,592.
Formed in 1S47. Named in honor of Alexander family, noted in Revolu-
tionary history.
Area: 300 square miles.
Value of real estate, $017,571; value of personal property, $8S1.192.
Property listed in 1010, by whites, $1,740,036; by negroes, $14,864.
No. of Schools: For whites, 55; for negroes, 5.
Tax Rate: County purposes, 22c. on the $100; special, 15c. County
bonded debt. $S,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
Peoples Telephone Company, assessed value 2,554.00
Southern Express Company, assessed value 847.30
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value ' 25S.65
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value. 2,040.00
Superior Court Terms: On second Monday before the first Monday in
March (one week) ; on third Monday after first Monday in September (two
weeks).
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — Charles B.
Matheson, Taylorsville.
Sheriff — R. A. Adams, Hiddenite.
Register of Deeds — W. H. Carson,
Taylorsville.
Treasurer — A. A. Deal, Taylorsville,
R. F. D.
Coroner — W. R. Childers, Taylors-
ville.
Surveyor — W. W. Teaffue, Bentley.
Co. Supt. of Health— O. L. Hollar,
Taylorsville.
Co. Supt. of Schools — A. F. Sharpe,
Stony Point.
Sunt, of County Home — J. L. Isen-
honr, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
Co. Board of Education — H. J.
Burke. Tavlorsville, R. F. D. ; R. L.
Downs, Taylorsville, R. F. D. ; V. W.
Teague, Taylorsville, R. F. D.
County Commissioners — J. T. Hed-
rick (chrm.). Stony Point; J. M. Deal
Dealville; W. A. Barkley, Mount
Pisgah.
County Board of Elections — S. P.
Williams, (chrm.), Tavlorsville, R. F.
D. ; John W. Watts. Taylorsville, R.
F. D. ; A. L. Watts, Stony Point.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Millers Township — M. L. Lentz,
Stony Point, R. F. D.
Sharpes — P. F. Somers, Stony Point;
Thos. F. Murdock. Hiddenite; W. F.
Patterson. Hiddenite. R. F. D.
Gwaltney s — J. P. Stephenson, Hid-'
denite, R. F. D. ; J. P. Hendren,
Mount Pissah; R. F. Sharpe, Jr., Hid-
denite, R. F. D.
'Sugar Loaf — R. R. Kerley, Taylors-
ville. R. F. D.
Little River — J .D. Brookshire, Tay-
lorsville, R. F. D.
FJlendale— W. E. White, Tavlors-
ville. R. F. D. ; J. A. Cline, Dealville.
Wittenburge— H. W. Fox, Mt.
Bethel; A. W. Robinson, Bentley.
Taylorsville — J. M. Matheson, Tay-
lorsville; R. F. Cobb, Taylorsville; G.
W. Thompson, Taylorsville, R. F. D. ;
S. C. Austin, Liledoun.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Bumgarner, W. J., Taylorsville, R.
F. D.
Bumgarner, G. Z., Taylorsville, R.
F. D.
Pool, D. A. Hiddenite, R. F. D.
Gwaltney, Jay, Taylorsville, B
F. D.
Gwaltney, Parks. Hiddenite, R. F.D.
Johnson, Rev. Mr., Stony Point.
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
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SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Uiddenite High School — D. J.
Croinartie, Principal, Hiddenite.
Stony Point 'State School — J. L.
Teague, Principal.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
King, Ed. S., Mount Pisgah.
Hunter, J. Mc, Stony Point.
Leeper, D. H., Hiddenite.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Dealville Tanning Co., Dealville.
Ellis, I. W., Taylorsville, R. F. D.
Ailams, R. A., Hiddenite.
Beckham. W. C, Hiddenite.
Lackey, R. C, & Son, Hiddenite.
Watts, J. W., Co., Stony Point.
Hines, B. F., Stony Point.
Williams Bros., Taylorsville, R.F.D.
Bowman, G. P., Taylorsville, R.
F. D.
Alspausrh Cotton Mills, Taylorsville,
R. F. D.
Watts, J. W., Liledoun.
Smith, Jackson, Hiddenite, R. F. D.
White, J. E.. Taylorsville, R. F. D.
Bibber, Jno. Taylorsville, R. F. D.
Starnes, R. W., Mt. Bethel.
Childers, J. M., Taylorsville, R.F.D.
Martin. .T. M.. Taylorsville, R. F. D.
McLain, W. F., Hiddenite, R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.
Watts M'f'g Co., Liledoun.
Alspaugh Cotton Mills, Taylorsville,
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.
Sharpe, A. F., Stony Point.
McLeod. R. B., Taylorsville.
Reese, C. P., Taylorsville.
Pharr, A. M., Statesville.
Holland, P. D., New Hope.
Hefner. C. P., Taylorsville.
Stafford, Perry, Taylorsville.
Harris, Miss Tempie, Stonly Point.
Hendren, Roy, Taylorsville.
Gryder, D. E., Stony Point.
Hendren, Miss Lula, Taylorsville.
Lowrance, J. A., Hiddenite.
Barnes, R. S., Taylorsville.
Mahappy, R. A., Hiddenite.
Mayberry, W. G., New Hope.
Fox, Miss Ollie, Taylorsville.
Gwaltney, Miss Elsie, Taylorsville.
McLain, Jeff. C, Hiddenite.
Bradford, Miss Annie, Taylorsville.
Gryder, W. W., Taylorsville.
Gryder, Mrs. W. W., Taylorsville.
Greene, Mrs. Lizzie, Hiddenite.
Echerd, J. B., Taylorsville.
Williams, Miss Maud, Hiddenite.
Martin, Miss Ella, Stony Point.
Campbell, Miss Nora, Hiddenite.
Marsh, Miss Maggie, Hiddenite.
Bogle, W. Z., Hiddenite.
Teague, L. W., Dealsville.
Stephenson, Chas., Hiddenite.
Pritchard, M. R., Hiddenite.
Teague, V. W., Jr., Dealville.
Cline, R. C, Taylorsville.
Cline, J. A.. Taylorsville.
Teague, E. W., Mt. Bethel.
White, J. A., Taylorsville.
Cromartie, B. J., Hiddenite.
White, Miss Lila, Hiddenite.
Shell, Miss Helen, Taylorsville.
Brooks, Miss Louise, Taylorsville.
Trivett, R. C, Taylorsville.
Austin, R. S., Taylorsville.
Bowman, W. O., Taylorsville.
Williams, W. H.. Hiddenite.
TAYLORSVILIjE.
Incorporated in 1853.
Population, 1909: White, 525; col-
ored, 40; total, 565.
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 — Linn Moore, Pastor.
Methodist— E. Myers, Pastor.
A. R. P. — No Pastor.
Lutheran— C. D. Smith. Pastor,
Claremont.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
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.
Burke, J. H.
Burke, R. B.
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ALEXANDER —ALLEGHANY.
Gwaltney, J. L.
DRUGGISTS.
Hollar Drug Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Mountain Scout (Weekly) — J. P.
Babington, Editor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Bee Hive.
Barnes & Feimster.
Pool, O. F., & Co.
Watts, James.
Barnes, J. B.
Alexander Hardware Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Campbell House.
Taylorsville Inn.
Campbell, H. T.
Elder, J. T.
LIVERY STABLES.
Elder, J. T.
Campbell, H. T., & Son.
Ecberd, J. P.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Taylorsville Cotton Mill.
Taylorsville Milling Co.
Conolly & Teague. (Veneer Mill.)
Barnes, I. A.
Goodwin & Ingram.
Correll, W. D.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, SPARTA.
Population: (Census 1910), 7,745.
Formed in 1859. Name derived from range of mountains In wbieta it is
located.
Area: 300 square miles.
Value of real estate, $493,405; value personal property, $5SS,199.30.
■ Property listed in 1910, by whites, $1,070,608.30; by negroes, $10,996.
No. of Schools: For whites, 41; for negroes, 3.
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 $ 294.00
Superior Court Terms: Fourth Monday in March; second Monday before
the first Monday in September.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— S. F. Thompson,
Sparta.
Sheriff— S. C. Richardson. Stratford.
Register of Deeds — G. D. Brown,
Sparta.
Treasurer— S. C. Richardson, Strat-
ford.
Coroner— W. R. Craft, Brooks.
Surveyor — Colonel Fender. White-
head.
Co. Supt. of Health— B. O. Choate,
M. D.. Sparta.
Co. Supt. of Schools — Wm. F. .Toines,
Stratford.
Supt. of County Home — Thos. Nich-
ols, Sparta.
Co. Board of Education — .T. W. Pool,
(chrm.), Stratford: Eugene Transon.
Stratford; J. L. Joines, Edwards X
Roads.
Cotinty Commissioners — J. A. Mc-
Millan (chrm.). Mouth of Wilson, Va. ;
H. C. Edwards, Laurel Springs; J. M.
Wagoner, Vox.
County Board of Elections — C. A.
Douschton. Snarta ; .Tno. M. Wagoner,
Sparta : W. B. Reeves. Whitehead.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Cranberry Township — W. F. Dough-
ton, D. S. Wvatt. J. C. Moxlev, Math
Pruitt. .T. M. Blevins, J. J. Miller.
Laurel Springs.
Cherry Lane — J. L. Hackler, Cherry
Lane: Wayne Thompson, Hooker; T.
C. Higgins, J. .T. Atwood. Cherry
Lane; G. W. Miles. Miles; C. W.
Smith. Laurel Branch.
Gap Civil— H. M. Crouse, D. C.
Reeves. Ellis Billings, Sparta ; J. C.
Roup. C. W. Edwards, Sparta; E. C.
Anders, Walls ; J. P. Anders, Glade
Creek.
Glade Creek— J. F. Pool, T. J.
Tarico, R. F. Edwards. Eunice; A. O.
Carico. Edmonds; A. N. Combs, Eu-
nice; T. R. Franklin, Hare.
Prathers Creek— H. D. Estep, W. E.
Sturgill. R. A. Price. Stratford; N. C.
Shepherd, Scottville: W. F. Jones,
Olney ; W. H. Weaver, Peden ; J. L.
Smith. Peden.
Piney Creek— F. .T. Pugh, W. F.
Parsons. Piney Creek ; F. A. Mitchell,
Piney Creek : C. J. Wyatt, Piney
Creek; S. T. Shnpe. Piney Creek.
Whitehead— J. W. Roup, J. W.
Evans. Whitehead ; T. A. Edwards,
Brooks; Tno. M. Richardson, F. M.
Crouse. Whitehead.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Primitive Baptist— W. R. Craft,
Brooks; M. B. Martin, Bledsoe: S. U.
1 Atwood, Stratford : Isom Fender,
Whitehead : H. C. Nichols, Vox.
M. E. Church, South— J. B. Dough-
! ton, Sparta.
Presbyterian — C. C. Beam, Sparta.
Union Baptist — A. McKnight, Cherry
Lane.
Missionary Baptist — Geo. Reeves.
Lamar.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Elk Creek Academy — S. W. Brown,
Principal, Stratford.
New Hope — J. L. Critcher, Principal,
Plainfleld.
Scottville Academy — 0. R. Black,
Principal, Piney Creek.
Laurel Springs — J. T. Evans. Prin-
cipal, Piney Creek.
Whitehead Academy — C. G. Fender,
Principal, Whitehead.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Reeves. B. E., Lamar.
Waddell, B. C, Scottville.
Smith, Talmage, Anna.
Coomes, W. H., Edmonds.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Dickson, C. M., Laurel Springs.
Gentry, W. R., Edwards X Roads.
Woodruff, A. A., Nile.
Estep, James, Stratford.
Fields, J. C, Amelia.
Caudill, J. F., Air Bellows.
Evans, J. T.. Pinev Creek.
Wright, C. H., Saddle.
Mainea, John. & Son, Nile.
Miles. J. T.. Cherry Lane.
Gentry. R. H., & Son. Cherrv Lane.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Sparta Roller Mill. Sparta.
Osborn's Roller Mill, Amelia.
Bull Head Burr Mills Walls
SAW MIEES.
Joines, J. L., Edwards X Roads.
Carson, A. S., & Co.. Sparta.
Richardson. Robert. Anna.
DENTISTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Reeves. C. A., Laurel Springs.
PUBLIC SCHOOE TEACHERS.
Sanders, C. M., Piney Creek.
Perry, G. A.. Piney Creek.
Roup. Miss Nannie, Pinev Creek.
Foard, R. A., Month of Wilson, Va.
Hash, C. L., Piney Creek.
Roup. Lester. Piney Creek.
Paisley, Willie M.', Mouth of Wil-
son, Va.
Cheek. Miss Mamie. Whitehead.
Edwards, Miss Alice, Whitehead.
Wagoner. Miss Ella, Whitehead.
Cheek, Miss Maude. Whitehead.
Fender, C. G., Whitehead.
Paisley. J. I., Laurel Springs.
Pugh, R. L.. Laurel Springs.
Moxley, Evrets, Laurel Springs.
Joines. M. F., Laurel Springs.
Gentry, Miss Etta. Laurel Springs.
McKnight, C. S., Cherry Lane.
Wagoner, W. G.. Vox.
Andrews. Mack. Hare.
Brown. Miss Hattie, Hare.
Woodruff, R. D., Cherrv Lane.
Franklin, T. R., Eunice, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Andrews, Walter, Eunice. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Luffman. R. M.. Edmonds.
Collins, W. H., Edwards X-Roads.
Sparks, J. C. Edwards X-Roads.
Andrews, J. K.. Hooker.
Smith, Carl P., Eunice, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Francis, I. T., Furches, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Perkins. W. F., Scottville.
McMillan, Miss Florence, Scottville.
Carson, Miss Callie, Scottville.
Miller, J. E., Peden.
Black, Miss Lura, Piney Creek, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Fields, Miss Pearl, Furches, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Critcher, J. L., Furches, R. F. D.
McMillan, L. C. Furches, R. F. D.
Brown, S. W., Sparta.
Cox, Miss Cynthia. Stratford.
Joines, Miss Minnie, Stratford.
Holcombe, Geo. M., Sparta.
Hampton, Miss Althea, Sparta.
Anderson, O. R., Sparta.
Craft. W. R., Jr., Brooks.
Reeves, Miss Jennie, Anna.
Moxley, Miss Bettie, Delphia.
Joines, A. O., Stratford.
Woodruff, Miss Sadie, Independence,
Va., R. F. D. No. 1.
Gentry, Charlie, Nile.
Fender, L. W., Glade Creek.
Truitt, Click, Bledsoe.
SPAHTA.
Incorporated in 1S81.
Population, 1910: White, 475; col-
ored, 30; total, 505.
Value real estate, .$95,000; value per-
sonal property, $S*,000.
Postmaster — Mrs. Meroyn Cheek.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
M. E. Church, South— J. C. Keever,
Pastor.
Baptist — George Reeves, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Sparta Institute — Geo. M. Holcombe,
Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
The Bank of Sparta — R. A. Dough-
ton, President; T. J. Carson, Jr.,
Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Choate, B.
Doughton, J, L.
LAWYERS.
Doughton, R. A.
Wagoner, Jno. M.
Cheek, George.
Fields. W. C.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Hackler. R. H., & Co.
Edwards. W. S.
Fields. F. P.
Reeves, D. C.
Anderson. Ed.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Sparta.
The Jones House.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Star (Weekly) — A. S. Carson,
Editor.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
The Richardson Wagon & Buggy Co.
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ANSON i 'i H'XTY.
ANSON COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, WADESBORO.
Population: (Census 1910), 25,465.
Formed in 1766. Named in honor of Admiral Anson.
Area: 461 square miles.
Value of real estate, $2,064,159; value of personal property, $1,417,843.
Property listed in 1909. by whites, $3,214,128; by negroes, $297,874.
No. of Schools: For whites, 44; for negroes, 41.
Tax Bate: County purposes, 20c. on the $100; roads, 25c; special, 10c.
Public Roads: No. miles graded, 45. Worked by convict labor.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMFANIES.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, 13.90 miles, assessed value $407,352.98
Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,836.90
Wadesboro Telephone Company, assessed value 5,500.00
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, 27.58 miles, assessed value. 553,019.82
Pullman Company, assessed value 4,881.66
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,238.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 14.666.93
Norwood Electric and Water Company, assessed value 888.00
Wadesboro Sewerage Company, assessed value 2,500.00
Superior Court Terms: January 16th (1 week) criminal; March 6th (two
weeks), civil; June 12th (one week), civil; September 11th (one week),
criminal; October 9th (two weeks), civil.
Clerk of Court — W. K. Boggan,
Wadesboro.
Sheriff — R. J. Lowery, Wadesboro.
Register of Deeds — D. M. Johnson,
Morven.
Treasurer — Plyde P. Marsh, Wades-
boro.
Coroner — Adam Green, Wadesboro.
Surveyor— A. F. Lyman, Lilesville.
County Supt. of Schools — J. M. Wall,
Wadesboro, R. F. D. No. 1.
Supt. County Home — J. B. Henry,
Wadesboro.
County Board of Education — E. P.
Liles. Lilesville; C. H. Rivers, J. L.
Pratt, Morven.
Countv Commissioners — H. B. Al-
len (chrm), Wadesboro; E. F. McRae,
White Store; J. D. McGregor, Liles-
ville.
County Board of Elections — R. L.
Hardison, Wadesboro; John W. Kiker,
Polkton : A. D. Griffith, Peachland.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Wadesboro Township — J. A. Little,
J. J. Medley, A. W. Coppedge, J. L.
Edwards. Wadesboro.
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. D. No. 1; W. E. Pen-
nington, Morven.
Gulledffe— M. W. Gaddy, Wadesboro,
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; L. D. Smith, Polkton.
Burnsville — S. J. Turner, Polkton,
R. F. U. No. 3; T. E. Monroe, Peach-
land, R. F. D. No. 1; J. W. Thomas,
Polkton. R. F. D. No. 2.
Ansonville — S. M. Clarke, Ansonville,
R. F. D. No. 1; I. H. Sullivan, M. T.
Ballard, Jr., Ansonville.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Baptist — R. D. Redfearn, White
Store, R. F. D. No. 1 ; J. A. Sumrney,
Wadesboro ; J. P. Harris, Pee Dee,
R. F. D. No. 1.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Diamond Hill Academy — H. M. Bau-
com, Principal, Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Gum Springs School — jr 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.
D. No. 2.
Ross, A. S., Polkton, R. F. D. No. 2.
Battle & Battle, Pee Dee.
Bonsai & Co., Pee Dee.
Hendlev, A. E., Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Dunlap, Mr.. Ansonville. R.F.D.No. 1.
McRae, E. E., White Store, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Lowery, M. S., Wadesboro. R. F. D.
No. 2.
COTTON GINS.
Home, J. D., Wadesboro.
Allen, J. T., Wadesboro.
Little, John R., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 3.
ANSON COUNTY.
Ross, J. F., Ansonville.
Smith. W. A., Ansonville.
Haynie, H., Wadesboro, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Ledbetter, G. S., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Diggs Bros., Morven, R. F. D. No. 1.
Gulledge, Chewning & Co., Wades-
boro, R. F. D. No. 2.
Collins, A. L., Hornesboro, S. C, R.
F. D.
Carpenter, S .B., Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Dunlap, D. R., Ansonville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Dunlap, T. B., Ansonville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Hyatt, M. W., Ansonville, 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.
McSwain, J. E., Ansonville, R. F. i
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, J. 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. .T. 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.
Home, T. A., Lilesville.
Boylin, Mrs. J. G., Wadesboro.
McGregor, J. D.. Lilesville.
Seago, J. B„ Lilesville.
Little, H. W., Wadesboro.
Rntliff & 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.
D. No. 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. No. 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. 1.
Caudle & Griffin, Polkton.
Harris, S. K., Polkton.
Little, George T., wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 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. . •
Hough, P. L., Wadesboro, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Sullivan, J. W., Wadesboro.
Caple. J. T. & R. E., Wadesboro, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Carpenter, J. W., Peachland.
FLOUR. CORN AND FEED BULLS.
Coxe, T. C. WadesDoro.
McLendpn, 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.
Harris, S. K., Polkton.
Jerman Bros., Wadesboro.
PUBLIC P^TTOOE TEACHERS.
Mclver. J. H.. Wadesboro.
Hill, W. R., Lilesville.
Harris. J. P., Lilesville.
Massey. .T. E. T., McFarlan.
Oawford, J. C. Morven.
Humbert. W. H., Polkton.
Dees, Fred., Peachland.
Bnwman, M. Oscar, Polkton, R.
F. D.
Monroe, T. E., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Redfearn, R. D., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. L".
Morgan, Eugene, Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.
May, Miss Mary, Wadesboro.
Brent, Miss Jennie B., Wadesboro.
ANSON COUNTY.
Terrell. Miss Ethel, Wadesboro.
McKelthan, Miss Daisy, Wadesboro.
Moore, Miss Rosa, Wadesboro.
Turner, Miss Bernice, Wadesboro.
Gatewood, Miss Nannie, Wadesboro.
Byrd, Miss (;enie, Wadesboro.
Watkins, Miss Phoebe, Wadesboro.
Pone. 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, Morveu.
Liles. Miss Sallie, Morven.
May, Miss Mary B., Morven.
Mobre, Miss Estelle, Wadesboro.
Byrd, Miss Corrie, Wadesboro.
Jones, Miss Magsie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.
Jones, Miss Fannie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.
Ratliff, Miss Mary E., Wadesboro,
R. F. D.
Griggs. Miss Annie, Wadesboro, R.
F. D.
Hendley, Miss Nora, Wadesboro.
Shelleni, Miss Nelle, Marshville, R.
F. D.
Lockhart, Miss Myra, Polkton. R.
F. D. No. 2.
Hvatt. Miss Bessie, Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Waddell. Miss Oussie. Ansonville.
Lentz. Miss Lizzie. Ansonville.
Maner. Miss Addie, Ansonville.
Kendall. Miss Jessie. Ansonville.
Kendall. Miss Fronie. Ansonville.
Brasington, Mrs. Olivette, Cedar
Hill.
Tance. Charlie. Polkton. R. F. D.
No. 2.
Moore. Miss Annie. Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.
/Baucom, H. M., Polkton, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Hvatt. Miss Bessie. Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Goodman, Miss Lila, Polkton, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Goodman. Paul E.. Polkton. R. F.
D. No. 2.
Kindall. Grover, Ansonville.
Davis. Doualass. Ansonville.
Smith. D. W., Polkton.
Harper. Miss. Wadesboro.
Walker. Miss. Wadesboro.
WADESBORO.
Population, 1910, 4,500.
No. white polls. 265: No. colored
polls. 92.
Value real estate and personal
property, $9S7,7S2.
Tax Rate: $1.10 on the $100 and
$1.60 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. Agent— Z. T. Slattery, 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.
Methodist — J. H. West, Pastor.
Presbyterian — R. M. Mann, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEJIIES.
Wadesboro Graded School— J. H.
Mclver, Supt.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
National Hotel.
Klondyke Hotel.
Flake House.
Benton House.
ARCHITECTS.
Lawsou, 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. Bums, Jr.,
Cashier.
Southern Savings Bank — John T.
Patrick, President; W. M. Morton,
Cashier.
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.
Ilardison Co.
Bennett Bros.
Huntley, 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.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Rhvne, P. T.
Howell, W. B.
Redfearn, R. J. W.
Harrington, Carl.
CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Blalock Hardware Co.
ANSON
COUNTY. 79
Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
Crowder, J. A.
Little, H. W.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Little, J. J.
Municipal ownership.
CLUBS.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Wadesboro Wide- A- Wake Club.
Wadesboro Oil Mill.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Little, H. W., & Co.
Parsons & Hardison.
Home, J. D.
McKeithan. H. H.
Leak & Marshall.
Alien, J. F.
Huntley, L. J.
COTTON MILLS.
Hardison Co.
Wadesboro Cotton Mill Co.
FLORISTS.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Fitzgerald, T. J., Jr.
Pinkston. J. T., & Son.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Hanna, E. L.
Rhyne, P. T.
Gatewood. D. E.
Medley, J. J.
Burns Bros.
Reid Brothers.
Pinkston, W. N.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Tice, J. T.
Morgan Bros.
McRae, J. A.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Jeans, W. N.
Gathiugs Furniture Co.
Hill, J. E. C.
Cox, H. H.
Redfearn, R. J. W.
GROCERS.
Tarlton, V. P.
Parsons & Hardison. (Wholesale.)
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Pinkston, J. T., & Son.
Lawson, C. A.
Redfearn, J. T.
Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.
Gatewood, D. E.
Everette, D. J.
Winfree, Elias.
Bowman, C. C.
Hightower, F. M.
Preslar, J. S.
Odom, J. W.
Lindsay, S. J.
Redfearn, R. J. W.
Fort, G. W.
Nash, John.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Colson, 0. K.
Wadesboro Oil Mill.
Hill, J. E. C.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Jeans, W. N.
F, C. Parsons,' President.
McRae, J. A.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
Tice. J. T.
FURNISHERS.
Caraway, T. T.
Liles. W. H.
Tarlton, V. F.
Wadesboro Clothing & Shoe Co.
Burns Bros.
Allen, H. B., & Co.
Hardison Co.
Medley & Wall.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Ashcraft, K. W.
Blalock Hardware Co.
COTTON GINS.
Covington, B. G.
Wadesboro Oil Mill (2).
Jeans, W. N.
Sullivan, Jesse.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Lampley, Robert.
Marshall & Little ("Life and Fire.)
DEPARTMENT STORES.
Steele, W. Leak, (Life and Fire).
The Busy Corner Department Store.
Anson Real Estate & Insurance Co.
Wadesboro Drv Goods Co.
(Life and Fire).
DENTISTS.
McGregor, D. A., (Life and Fire).
Huntley, Roy M.
JEWELERS.
Boyette. J. M.
Gray, W. F.
Bowman. R. L.
DRUGGISTS.
Crowder, B. H.
Parsons Drug Co.
LAUNDRIES.
Zoo Pharmacy.
Allen, J. F., Agt. Charlotte Steam
Pee Dee Pharmacv.
Laundry.
DOCTORS.
LAWYERS.
Ashe, E. S.
Bennett, J. H.
Bennett, John T.
Covington, J. M.
Covington, J. M., Jr.
Ross, R. D.
Dunlap, F. L.
Robinson & Caudle.
Lockhart, James A.
McLendon & Thomas.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Brock, W. E.
Wadesboro Dry Goods Co.
Coxe, Fred J.
Liles, W. H.
Gulledge, J. W.
Bennett Bros.
Dunlap, F. W.
Huntley, W. J.
Boggan, H. S.
Ashcraft, K. W.
Williams, L. B.
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LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.
Everette. D. J.
Fort, George W.
MARBLE WORKS.
Wadesboro Marble & Granite Fin-
ishing Co.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Blalock Hardware Co.
Little. II. W., & Co.
Covington, B. G.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Parsons Drug Co.
Blalock Hardware Co.
Covington, B. G.
PAINTERS.
B. R. Hill.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Jeans, W. N.
Rhyne, 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 (Semi-Weekly) — W. C.
Bivens, Editor.
The Messenger-Intellisreneer (Semi-
Weekly— J. G. Boylin. Editor.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Lowe. John. & Son. (Job Printers.)
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Anson Real Estate & Ins. Co.
Odom. J. W.
Gulledge. John W.
Patrick. J. T.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Caudle. T. L.
Wadesboro Brick & Lumber Co.
Odom. J. W.
BI'ILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Anson Building and Loan Associa-
tion.
Wadesboro Building and Loan Asso-
ciation.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Gathinsrs Coffin & Casket Co.
Shepherd. S. S.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Gathincrs Furniture Co.
Cox, H. H.
LIVERY' STABLES.
Wadesboro Live Stock Co.
Bryant, M. W.
Mills. J. D.
Huntlev & Martin.
Coward. D. E.
Little. J. J.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Wadesboro Cotton Mill.
Wadesboro Silk Mill Co.
Wadesboro Furniture Co.
Wadesboro Oil Co. (Cotton seed oil,
fertilizer and ice.)
Wadesboro Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Works.
Wadesboro Candy Kitchen.
Wheeler, C. S. (Harness m'f'r.)
PEACHIiAND.
Incorporated in 18S5.
Population, 1909: W T hite, 400; col-
ored, 25; total, 425.
Tax Rate: 15c. on the $100
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. D. Griffin.
Postmaster — W. B. Bryant.
Chief of Police — A. A. Phifer.
R. R. Agent — N. E. Hughes, Sea-
board Air Line.
Manager Telegraph — N. E. Hughes,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Primitive Baptist— Rev. Mr. Same,
"P *i ^ 1~ o r
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 Wadesboro — J. S. Bivens in charge.
DOCTORS.
Barrett, W. W.
DRUGGISTS.
Barrett. W. W.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Leak & Marshall.
Thomas, S. L.
Trawick. M. C.
Redfearn Bros.
Griffin & Tucker.
Phifer. J. C, & Co.
Crowder, James.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Ballard, F. C.
LIVERY STABLES.
Duncan. M. W.
Parker & Burns.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Moore. J. A. /Grist Mill.)
Moore. J. A. (Bucket TSIanufacturer.)
Carpenter. J. W.
ANSONTTIjIjE.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population. 1909: White, 225; col-
ored. 215: total. 440.
Value real estate. £125,000; value
personal property. $5". 000.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Postmaster— Mrs. M. K. Hendley.
Chief of Police— B. F. Trexler.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— P. L. Terrell. Pastor.
Baptist— G. O. Wilhoit, Pastor.
Episcopal — No pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Ansonville High School— Miss Gus-
sie Woddell. Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Anson— L. L. Little. Presi
dent.
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DOCTORS.
Dunlap, J. M.
Carpenter, S. B., R. F. D. No. 1.
Boyce, John M.
Sbellam, O. W.
GROCERS.
Carpenter, Fred.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Ansonville Real Estate Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McLendon, B. F.
Brooks, W. D.
Hildreth, W. H.
Ross, J. F.
Duke, J. P.
Ross, O. E.
Griggs Mercantile Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Wilhoit, W. H.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Ansonville Manufacturing Company
(Doors, Sash and Cotton Planters.)
McFARLAN.
Incorporated 1SS5.
Population, 1910: White, 141; color-
ed, 45; total, 1S6.
Value real estate. $175,000; value
personal property, $60,000.
Tax Rate: 70 cents on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. J. Brooks.
Postmaster — W. S. Braswell.
Chief of Police — Robert Moore.
R. R. Agent— W. S. Braswell, At-
lantic Coast Line.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal — J. J. Barker,
Pastor.
Methodist Protestant — J. E. Mc-
Swain. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
McFarlan High School — Geo. G. An-
derton, Principal.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Northcutt & Braswell Co.
Teal. C. G.
Odom, J. W.
Keeth, J. M.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Braswell, H. E.
Timmons, B. F.
Northcutt. R. E. Lee.
LIVERY STABLES.
Odom. Edwin.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Braswell. W. S.
Brooks. A. J.
MANUFACTURING PLANT'S.
Odom. .1. W. (cotton gin, saw mill,
grist mill and flour mill).
Northcutt & Braswell Co. (cotton
gin).
Timmons, S. T. (Wood and Iron).
Value real estate, $76,916; value per-
sonal property, $60,443.93.
Tax Rate: 35c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — H. G. Huntley.
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— J. J. Barker, Pastor.
Presbyterian— No Pastor.
Baptist — G. H. Church, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Morven State High School — J. C.
Crawford, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Morven — T. V. Hardison,
President; M. L. Ham, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Thompson, N. D.
Meisenheimer, T. F.
DRUGGISTS.
Morven Drug Co.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Cox. T. C.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Moore, J. E., & Co.
Dunn, Mrs. E. J.
Hardison, T. V.
McQueen & Niven.
Morrison, J. E., & Co
Pratt, F. P.
Gathings, R. H., & Co.
Little. ,T. L., & Co.
Ballard, T. J.
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.
Boswell, C. T.
Ballard, T. J.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Moi-ven Mill & Gin Co. (Cotton gin,
saw mill, corn and wheat mills.)
MORVEN.
Incorporated in 1S82.
Population. 1909: White, 500; col-
ored, 300; total, 800.
MLESVIIiLE.
Incorporated in 1872.
Population. 1909: White, 300; col-
ored, 100; total, 400.
Value real estate. $200,000; value
personal property, $75,000.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100 and 90c.
on poll.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. J. Allen.
Postmaster — A. P. Liles.
Chief of Police— C. B. Porter.
R. R. Agent— W. R. Royall. Sea-
board Air Line Railway.
Manager Telephone — A, J. Allen,
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Lilesville Telephone Company.
Manager Telegraph — W. R. Royall,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— C. H. Clyde, Pastor.
Baptist— W. R. Davis, Pastor.
Presbyterian — No Pastor.
'SCHOOLiS AND ACADEMIES.
Lilesville High School— W. R. Hill,
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.
Horne. T. A.
Wall, A. G.
Williams, J. D. (Furniture).
Saunders, J. T.
Clark, J. S.
Liles, E. P.
Liles, A. P.
Knotts, W. T.
Morton, J. A.
Dobbs, J. A.
Hatcher, S. E.
Kerr & Wall.
Frederick, C. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Saunders House.
Allen House.
LIVERY STABLES.
Massagee, J. M.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
J. F. Alexander Lumber Co. (Saw
mills and planer mills).
Farmers' Gin Co.
POLKTON.
Incorporated in 1S73.
Population, 1909: White, 350; col-
ored, 150; total, 500.
Value real estate, $13,000; value per-
sonal property, $7,000.
Tax Rate: 1-2 of 1 per cent.
TOWN OFFICERS..
Mayor— J. W. Gale.
Postmaster — R. M. Flake.
Chief of Police — S. K. Harris.
R. R. Agent — J. E. Carter, Seaboard
Air Line Railway.
Manager Telegraph — J. E. Carter.
MINISTERS AND CHUJtCHES.
Methodist— L. T. Cordell, Pastor.
Baptist — Rev. Mr. Bryant, Pastor.
Presbyterian — No Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Polkton High 'School— W. F. Hum-
bert, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Polkton Bank — Leak S. Covington,
President; T. R. Troutman, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Smith, L. C.
DENTISTS.
Smith, T. M.
DRUGGISTS.
Smith Bros.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Marsh, J. C, & Co.
Parker, J. A., & Co.
McDaniel, W. J.
Beachum, D. T., & Co.
Polkton Supply Co.
Austin, R. G.
Hildrith, W. H.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Polkton Hotel. '
Mrs. C. H. Martin.
LIVERY STABLES.
Martin. I. W.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Anson Lumber Co.
Harrisses Ginning Co.
Anson Lumber Plant Co.
Polkton Brick Co.
Goodman, J. C, & Sons (Tannery).
ASHE COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, JEFFERSON.
Population: (Census 1910), 19,074.
Formed in 1799. Named in honor of Governor Samuel Ashe.
Area: 650 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,276,43S; value of personal property, $1,319,1S2.
Property listed in 1910 by whites, $2,569,356; by colored, $26,264.
No. of Schools: For whites, 101; for negroes, 10.
Tax Rate: County purposes. 23 2-3c. on the $100; special, 25c.
Public Roads: No. miles, 650. Worked by free labor; no tax.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Wilkesboro and Jefferson Turnpike Company, assessed value . .
The Horton Telephone Company, assessed value 58S.10
Railroads: (There is a narrow-gauge road (Hemlock Railroad Company),
which has been built for about five miles in the county, and which was
not built on June 1st, and no list of the property has been made).
Superior Court Terms: April 3d, July 19th and October 23d, each to con-
tinue for two weeks and for trial of civil and criminal cases.
.$ 257.00
ASHE COUNTY.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— \V. H. Worth,
Jefferson.
Sheriff — G. B. Austin, Burnt Hill.
Register of Deeds — George W. Saw-
yer, Jefferson.
Treasurer — L. S. Vannoy, Fleetwood.
Coroner — Dr. T. J. Call, Hopkins.
Surveyor — C. W. Ray, Treetop.
Co. Supt. of Health— Dr. J. C. Tes-
terman, Jefferson.
Co. Supt. of Schools — \V. H. Jones,
Warrensville.
Supt. of Co. Home — J. M. Goodman,
Jefferson.
Co. Board of Education — W. F.
Lewis, Solitude; A. M. Lewis, Clifton;
F. M. Miller, Clifton.
County Commissioners — H. A. Eller,
(cnrm.), Berlin; W. H. Garvey, Beaver
Creek ; J. M. Dickson, Crumpler.
County Board of Elections — YV. H.
Jones (chrm.), Warrensville; W. M.
Bledsoe, Gale; J. W. Wayinan, Jeffer-
son.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Chestnut Hill Township— J. F. Oli-
ler, Crumpler; G. W. Sawyer. Crump-
ler; S. S. Revis, Nathan's Creek; J. E.
Gambill, Crumper ; A. F. Rose, Gale.
Clifton Township— H. C. Poe, Clif-
ton; R. F. Jenkins, Fig; D. D. Wea-
ver, Berlin ; W. R. Graybeal, Sly.
Creston Township — W. J. McEwen,
Creston; T. S. Maxwell, Fig; J. R.
McMillan, Fig ; Wilborn Greer, Toli-
ver ; A. H. Lewis, Creston ; J. T.
Pless, Fig.
Grassy Creek Township — S. L. Du-
vall, Grassy Creek ; J. A. Pierce,
Grassy Creek ; J. M. Sawyer, Wea-
versford ; Eli Francis, Grassy Creek ;
E. F. Smith, Mouth of Wilson, Va.,
R. F. D.
Helton Township — W. O. Dickson,
Grassy Creek; I. R. Young, Helton;
C. C. Blevins, Helton ; Charles Spen-
cer, Sturgills ; W. A. Weaver, Rugby,
Va.
Horse Creek Township — J. D. Stan-
berry, Lansing ; J. J. Lyall, Apple
Grove; Jesse Goss, Park, Va. ; Sidney
Tucker, Park, Va. ; Arthur Rose. Park,
Va. ; J. J. Barr, Clifton ; Joseph Poe,
Edison ; Davis Miller, Lansing.
Jefferson Township — George F. Bare,
Wagoner ; W. E. Johnson, Jefferson ;
S. T. Sanderfur, Jefferson; W. A.
Dancy, Index; F. L. Colvard, Crump-
ler; J. R. Johnson, Linney ; C. W.
Phillips, Beaver Creek.
Eaurel — H. L. Williams, Hemlock ;
D. J. Patrick, Hemlock: V. W. Phipps,
Hemlock; B. F. Kilby, Hemlock; A. W.
Long. Grayson ; Wm. Caudill. Gray-
son ; Isaac Pennington, Hemlock.
North Fork — W. F. Lewis, Solitude;
W. R. Osborne, Solitude; L. J. Stur-
gill, Parker ; J. B. Sutherland. Suth-
erlands; E. W. Lewis, Solitude;
James T. Cornett, Sutherlands ; J. E.
Parker, Parker.
Obids— H. H. Burgess, Obids ; J. C.
Parsons, Glendale Springs ; W. H.
Parsons, Othello ; Newton Bare, Glen-
dale Springs ; John C. Bowlin, Glen-
dale Springs.
Old Fields— W. A. Houck, Baldwin;
I. E. Duncan, Todd ; J. W. Duncan,
Beaver Creek; J. A. Moretz, Riverside;
Caleb Greer, Todd ; S. G. Trivett, Bea-
ver Creek; Walter Graham, Todd.
Peak Creek — A. C. Dancy, Scotts-
ville; S. M. Transon, Transon ; W. L.
Miller, Transon; J. F. Johnson, Rip-
ple; J. D. Bare, Ore Knob; M. V.
Hoppers, Ratler ; J. C. Miller, Laurel
Springs ; W. D. Lyall, Ore Knob ;
Will Miller, Transon.
Pine Swamp — J. P. Goodman, Nettle
Knob ; W. H. Owens, Idlewild ; V. L.
Moretz, Hopkins ; A. H. Church, Idle-
wild ; J. R. Johnston, Idlewild ; Sam
Miller, Oval; W. G. Blackburn, Fleet-
wood ; Chas. Hodgson, Oval.
Piney Creek — H. C. Tucker, Park,
Va.; Jonathan Perry, Park, Va. ; W.
J. Roberts, Grassy Creek ; H. A. El-
ler, Lansing; H. C. Powers, Park,
Va. ; W. C. Powers, Park, Va. ; James
Cockerham, Berlin.
Walnut Hill— R. F. Blevins, Crump-
ler; M. S. May, Grassy Creek; G. O.
Francis, Crumpler ; R. L. Reeves,
Grassy Creek ; W. L. Hurley, Crump-
ler.
SAW MILtS.
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.
Koark, A. W., Solitude.
Hart, E., Grimsley.
Price, T. J., Grassy Creek.
Turner & Co., F. H., Dresden.
Rowland Brothers, Clifton.
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,
Grassy 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, Crumpler.
Union Baptist — Jesse Bare, Clifton ;
Monroe Elliott, Clifton; W. IT. 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.
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ASHE COUNTY.
M. E. Church, South— .T. F. Houck,
Baldwin ; B. M. Jackson, Creston ; P.
L. Shore, Sturgill.
M. E. Church — Hiram Weaver, Lan-
sing; W. A. Patton, Lansing; Rufus
Graybeal, Hemlock; John Rominger,
Lansing; T. A. Farmer, Lansing.
German Baptist — B. M. Sheets,
Dresden; G. W. Miller. Clifton; H. J.
Woodie, Beldon ; D. P. Welch, Dres-
den : Jonathan Miller. Clifton.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Caudill, M. D., Green Valley.
Phipps, L. M., Hemlock.
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.
Welch, J. W„ & Co.. Dresden.
Wood, C. C, Lansing.
Sturgill, J. A., & Co., Helton.
Jones &• Son, Warrensville.
Joines, R. H., & Co., Hemlock.
Hemlock Extract Co.. Hemlock.
Kilby, B. F., Gravson.
Oilley, G. W.. Clifton.
Roten & Roark. Clifton.
Welch Bros., Edison.
Elliott, J. S., Pinckton.
Gilley, W. F., Park. Va.
Taylor & Clark. Park. Va.
Baldwin, J. N., Lansing.
Darnell & Son. Weasel.
Thompson, S. E., Park. Va.
Dickson, G. D., Grassy Creek.
Pierce. J. A.. Grassy Creek.
Thompson, W. G.. & Co.. Grassy
Creek.
Wagtr. A. W.. & Son, Orassv Creek.
McMillan, Walter W., Nathans
Creek.
Brown, E. D.. Crumpler.
Jones & McNeill. Crumpler.
Richardson. J. F.. Nathans Creek.
Wilcox. G. G.. Transon.
Bare. C. R., Olendale Springs.
McNeill, W. R.. Rawl.
Severet. J. F.. Olendale Springs.
Colvard, J. H.. Idlewild.
Osborne. G. H.. & Son. Oval.
Brown. T. H.. Riverside.
Edwards. K. F.. Baldwin.
Greer, Hamp, Woodford.
Ray, Fred G., Baldwin.
Bare. W. J., Orion.
Little. A. P., Sons, Crumpler.
Price. B. C. Benboland.
Roark. E. G.. Green Valley.
Sutherland Mercantile Co., Suther-
lands.
Turner, W. W.. Solitude.
Wortb. Joe, Creston.
Graham. J. S.. Trout.
Jones. R. A.. Hemlock.
Williams. H. L.. & Son. Hemlock.
Martin. J. A., Thaxton.
Farmer. J .P.. Sly.
Sapn. John, Slv.
Latham. C. R.. Clifton.
Ashley, G. E., Clifton.
Clark, Harvev, 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.
Edwards, P. C, Crumpler.
McMillan, C. P., Crumpler.
Stout, I. M.. Gale.
Hunt, Lee. Ore Knob.
Long & Lyon, Obids.
Miller, E., & Co.. Glendale Springs.
Moretz, V. L., Hopkins.
Vannoy, 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, Principal, Sturgills.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Jones, T. Lester, Lansing.
Jones. Thomas, Lansing.
Barton, J. H., Weaverford.
Jones, R. W., Clifton.
Lemlev, 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.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Creston Roller Mills, Creston.
Helton Roller Mills. Helton.
Idol. B. V.. Jefferson.
Blevins, J. F., Weaversford.
Bauguess, T. J., Weasel.
Ballou. J. U.. Grassv Creek.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Dickson, Claude, Grassy Creek.
Dickson, Wiley. Grassy Creek.
Dickson. William. Grassy Creek.
Stuart. Isaac, Grassy Creek.
Blevins, Roby. Brandon.
Graybeal. Arthur. Sussex.
Jones. J. W.. Clinton.
Howell. William, Budd.
Howell, Miss Sallie. Raven.
Houck. Roby, Baldwin.
Howell. Miss Naomi. Oval.
Graham, C. E., Todd.
Graham. W. L., Todd.
Shepherd, Fildon, Pinckton.
Shepherd. Ambrose. Pinckton.
Eller. Miss Bertha. Berlin.
Koontz. R. V., Gale.
Tucker. E. F.. Furches.
Luther. William. Jefferson.
Vannov. Robert. Crumpler.
Baker. J. D, Oval.
Graham, Patterson, Park, Va.
ASHE— BEAUFORT.
85
Thompson, K. F., Park, Va.
Jones, C. E., Berlin.
Jones, Bertie, Berlin.
Blevins, Daniel, Helton.
Blevins, Clint, Crumpler.
Goodman, Miss M. J., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, R. H., Beaver Creek.
Goodman, W. F. Beaver Creek,
Gambill, H., Helton.
Dickson, Robt., Grassy Creek.
Gambill, Curtis, Grassy Creek.
Reeves, Miss Maude, Grassy Creek.
Thompson, L., Eugene.
Francis, G. O., Crumpler.
Graybeal, David, Graybeal.
Taylor, B. F., Weaversford.
Phipps, W. F., Weaversford.
Goodman, Miss I. V., Beaver Creek.
Greer, J. S., Woodford.
Testerman, J. A., Silas Creek.
Moratz, J. A., Hopkins.
Reedy, O. G., Grassy Creek.
Osborne, Oscar, Parker.
Phipps, J. F., Crumpler.
Blevins, R. F., Crumpler.
Garvey, Bina, Beaver Creek.
Johnson, J. A., Berlin.
Goss, Miss Clara, Creston.
Goodman, J. O., Beaver Creek.
Goss, Miss Emma, Creston.
Absher, Mrs. Mabel, Obids.
Dobbin, Mrs. Grace, Todd.
Lewis, Miss Bessie, Green Valley.
Jones, W. H., Jr., Berlin.
Roten, Miss C. M., Baldwin.
Roten, A. W., Baldwin.
Roten, Miss C. L., Baldwin.
Williams, Charlie, Fleetwood.
Keller, L. M., Fleetwood.
Walker, Miss Hattie, Grassy Creek.
Perkins, W. F., Scottville.
Shepherd, G. G., Pinckton.
Francis, C. E., Sturgills.
Robinson, Emmet, Beaver Creek.
Seats, W. F., Sutherlands.
JEFFERSON.
Incorporated in 1850.
Population, 1910: White, 275
oied, 25; total, 300.
Value real estate, $36,518; value per
sonal property, $32,049.
col-
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
No town government.
Postmaster — -J. W. Hardin.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
M. E. Church, South — P. L. Shore,
Pastor.
Baptist — No Pastor.
Presbyterian — No pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Jefferson Academy— J. A. Dickson,
Principal.
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.
Taylor, B. C.
Testerman, J. C.
Blevins, Manley.
DRUGGISTS.
Testerman, J. C.
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.
PRINTING OFFICES.
The Ashe Job Office — Job Printers.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Jefferson Hardware Store.
Neal Bros.
Jefferson Cash Store.
McNeill, E. A.
Johnson, E. E., & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Jefferson Inn.
Mountain Hotel.
Gentry House.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Waddell, E. A.
UNDERTAKERS.
Badger, J. W., & Son.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Jefferson Roller Mill.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, WASHINGTON.
Population: (Census 1910), 30,877.
Formed in 1718. Named in honor of Duke of Beaufort.
Area: S19 square miles.
Value of real estatee, $4,701,074; value of personal property, $2,153,449.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $6,418,176; by negroes, $436,347.
Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3e. on the $100 and 38c. on poll; special,
13 l-3c. County bonded debt, $87,500.
Public Roads: Worked under Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Investment Company, assessed value $ 314.00
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 1,458.00
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Company, 6.62 miles, assessed value. . 194,005.52
JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.
CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEA'S, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.
86 BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Southern Express Company, assessed value 7,979.05
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 3,824.33
Norfolk Southern Railway Company, 59.G2, assessed value 593,996.50
Washington and Hyde Telephone Company, assessed value 4,620.00
Washington-Aurora Telephonee Company, assessed value 1.000.00
Wllliamston Telephone Company, assessed value 300.00
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value S.3S7.00
Washington and Vandemere Railroad Company, 33.50 miles, as-
sessed value 73,071.8S
Superior Court Terms: February 13th (one week), criminal; (one week).
civil; May 22nd (two weeks), civil; (one week), criminal; October 23rd
(one week), criminal; (one week), civil; December 4th (two weeks), civil;
one week), criminal.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — George A. Paul,
Washington.
Sheriff — George E. Ricks, Washing-
ton.
Register of Deeds — Gilbert Rumley,
Washington.
Treasurer — E. R. Mixon, Washing-
ton.
Coroner — J. L. Nicholson. Washing-
ton.
Co. Supt. of Health— P. A. Nichol-
son. Washington.
Co. Supt. of Schools— W. L. Vaugh-
an. Washington.
Supt. of County Home — Elias Bright,
Washington.
Co. Board of Education — E. W.
Ayers, fchrm.>. Washington; W. M.
Britt. Bonnerton ; T. R. Hodges,
Washington.
County Commissioners — O. B. Wynne.
Washington; S. F. Freeman, Washing-
ton ; F. H. von Eberstein, Choeo-
Windley, (sec), Washington; W. O.
Gaylord. Washington.
County Board of Elections — -H. E.
Harding, (chrm.), Washington; W. B.
Windley, (sec), Washington; W. O.
Ellis. Washington.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Bath Township — Thomas Webster,
Pinetown ; T. L. Jackson, Pinetown ;
W. A. Tankard. Bath; G. M. Jordan,
Sidnev: W. C. Kinion. Sidnev ; W. H.
Tver, Bath.
Chocowinity — W. A. Blount. Jr..
Chocowinity: W. R. Oalloway, Blounts
Creek; W. H. Patrick. Chocowinity;
W. A. Cratch, Blounts Creek.
Eons: 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. Berrv, 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, Pantesro ; W.
D. Sadler, Pinetown: A. L. Bell. Bel-
haven: L. W. Paul, Bath: W. .7. Bul-
lock, Belhaven : R. H. Allen. Pungo;
! R. D. Adams, Pantego ; W. S. Riddick.
Belhaven ; W. G. Waters, Pantego ; A.
i 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. Robeson. Washington ; Joseph
T Ross, Washington ; W. M. Cooper,
Washington; A. Mavo. Washington;
S. L. Willard, Washington: C. M.
Brown. Washington ; Johh G. Blount,
Washington; W. B. Windley, Wash-
ington.
L. M. Scott. Blount's Creek: L. M.
Hudnell. Ransomville: W. A. Alli-
good, Washington, R. F. D. : L. C.
Tripp, Bonnerton ; .Tno. D. Bullock,
Leechville: D. L. Mudley, Belhaven;
B. H. West, South Creek.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Jackson, C. C, Yatesville.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Broom. W. M., & Co., Idalia.
Harris, W. T., Leechville.
Pinetown Mercantile Co.. Pinetown.
Turnage. J. E., Chocowinity.
Paul, J. P.. Gavlords.
Satchwell. J. T.. Yatesville.
Winstead's, J. T., Sons, Winstead-
ville.
COTTON GINS.
Avcock. C. P., Pantesro.
Brooks. T. A., Bath.
Winstead, W. F., & Bro., Winstead.-
ville.
Oden. J. W.. & Co., Hunters Bridge.
Woodfenden. Fred, Chocowinity.
Toler. A.. Blounts Creek.
FLOIR, CORN AND FEED MILES.
Havens, J.. Washington.
SAW MILES.
South Creek Lumber Co., South
Creek.
Elliott Lumber Co.. Bath.
Perry. J. R.. Washington, R. F. D.
Hodges. R. E.. Washington.
Rnwls. O. B.. Washington.
Lamm & Tuten, Edward.
JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.
CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER,
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEA'S, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
87
Paul. C. B., Sidney.
Powell & Son, Beaufort, R. F. D.
PUBLIC SCHOOIi TEACHERS.
Leary, Miss Mary E., South Creek.
Whitehurst, Miss Lucy, South
Creek.
McWilliams, Miss Lida, Aurora.
Bonner, Miss Clare, Aurora.
Clayton, Miss Georgia, Aurora, R.
F. D. No. 1, Box 14.
Brown, Miss Emily, Aurora, R.
F. D.
Ross, Miss Belva A., Aurora, R.
F. D.
Tuten, Mrs. Ethel. Aurora.
Bennett, Mrs. Belle, Edward.
Butt, Mrs. T. C, Bonnerton.
Hardv, J. A., Edward.
Hill, G. F.. Edward.
Mesic, Miss Jannie, Edward.
Ross, Miss Ola C, Bonnerton.
Watson, Miss Mary, Blount's Creek,
R. F. D.
Latham, Miss Julia. South Creek.
Tuten, Miss Bertha, Edward.
Tripp. Miss Esther. Aurora, R.F.D.
Hooker, Miss Alice, Aurora, R.F.D.
Warren, Miss Emma L., Blount's
Creek, R. F. D.
Edwards, W. P., Blount's Creek.
Ross, W. H., Blount's Creek.
Daniels. Bertram D., Chocowinity.
Long. Miss Mary. Blount's Creek.
Warren, Miss Bessie, Blount's Creek.
R. F. D.
Hines, Miss Ruby. Chocowinity.
Husrhes. Miss Lucretia, Chocowinity.
or Washington.
Blount. Miss Mae W.. Chocowinity.
Hollowell, Miss Claude. Chocowinity.
Eberstein, Miss Julia von, Choco-
winity.
Snipes. Miss Dora, M., Chocowinity.
Stancill, Miss Miriam. Washington,
R. F. D.
Southerland, Mrs. Mamie. Choco-
winity.
Williams. Victor O., Chocowinity.
Warren, Miss Sarah E.. Shelmerdine.
Jones, Miss Hattie, Washington.
Hodjres, Miss Lizzie, Washington,
R. F. D.
Bright, Miss Florence W., Washing-
ton.
Hodtres, Miss Agnes, Washington,
R. F. D.
Hodges, Miss Annie, Washington, R.
F. D.
Wilson, Miss Sallie, Washington. R.
F. D.
Hodges, Miss Edith, Pactolus, R.
F. D.
Willard, Miss Caddie, Washington,
R. F. D.
Lecrgett, Spencer W., Washington,
R. F. D.
Perkins, Mrs. S. E., Washington,
R. F. D.
Cutler, Miss Annie L., Washington,
R. F. D. No. 4.
Little, Miss Ada M., Washington,
R. F. D.
Whitley, Miss Laura, Jessama.
Woolard, Miss Alice, Washington.
R. F. D. No. 2. Box 24.
Davis, W. A., Washington.
Pinkham, J. R., Washington, R. 1 ? D.
Tetterton, W. T„ Pinetown.
Topping, T. J., Pinetown.
Bowen, J. Z., Pinetown, R. F. D.
No. 1. ■
Holliday, Joseph H., Pinetown, R.
F. D.
Allen, J. H., Pinetown.
Braddy, Miss Susan, Washington.
Harris, Miss Annie, Washington, R.
F. D.
Braddy, Miss Alice V., Washington,
R. F. D. No. 4.
Blow, Miss Alice M., Pinetown, or
Washington.
Woolard, Miss Lorena E., Pinetown.
Woolard, Miss Eflie Eula. Wade's
Point.
Winstead. Miss Gussie, Ransomville.
Cartwright, Miss Annie, Bath, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Midgette. Miss Mary E., Bath, R.
F. D.
Nicholson, Miss Blanche B., Bath.
Roper, H. N., Ransomville.
Davenport, A. W., Bath.
Sparrow, O. L., Washington, R. F
D. No. 2.
Oden, H. H., Pinetown, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Brinn, Miss Mattie, Bath.
Jones, Miss Julia. Bath, R. F. D.
Linton, Miss Lucv, Ransomville, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Miss Ruby Stilley. Jessama. R.F.D.
Ormond, Miss Bessie. Bath.
Wallace, Miss Lulu C, Pungo.
Bishop, Miss Lucy. Leechville.
Jarvis, Miss Alice V., Belhaven.
Jarvis, Miss Effie R... Pantego.
Grumpier, Miss Odessa. Pantego.
Paul, Mrs. L. W., Pantego.
Bennett. J. E.. Pantego.
Ricks, H. E.. Ricks, Panteco.
Shavender, Miss Rena H., Pantego.
WASHINGTON.
Population. 1910: 10.000. No. white
polls. 537: No. colored noils, 4SS.
Value real estate. 81, 075.270; value
personal property, 86.S1.270.
Tax Rate: $1.15 on the 8100.
Bonded debt. 8120.000.
Floating debt, 82.000.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. H. Sterling.
Chief of Police — Moses J. Fowler.
City Clerk— W. B. Windley.
Treasurer — C. M. Williams.
Tax Collector — W. B. Windley.
Standard-Keeper— W. H. Tripp.
City Attorney— H. C. Carter.
JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.
CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEA'S, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.
88
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
City Supt. of Health— Dr. Jno. C.
Rodman.
Postmaster — Hugh Paul.
B. B. Agents— T. H. Myers, Norfolk
Southern Ry. Co.; E. A. LaFrage.
Atlantic Coast Line Ry.
Telegraph Managers — Z. M. Potts,
Postal ; W. F. Clark, Western Union.
Telephone Manager — D. W. Bell,
Carolina Telephone & Tel. Co.
MINISTEBS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — J. A. Sullivan, Pastor.
Christian — J. N. Hope, Pastor.
Episcopal — Nathaniel Harding, Rec-
tor.
Methodist — R. H. Broom, Pastor.
Presbyterian — H. B. Searight, Pas-
tor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
AVashington Graded School — N. C.
Newbold, Superintendent.
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 Building and Loan Associa-
tion.
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, W. R.
Cozzens, E. B.
Dudley, W. C.
Nichols, W. A.
Ecklin, J. H.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Washington Buggy Co.
Hassel Supply Co.
Miles, Suffolk.
CLUBS.
Elks.
Country Club.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Mayo, H. B., & Co.
Pippin & Woolard.
Morris, C. G., & Co.
Jenkins, H. M., & Co.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Smith, M. A.
Kennett, E. T.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Rhodes, W. J.
Archbell, E. L.
George, C.
Scott & Sawyer.
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.
C. M. Brown, President; A. C.
Hathaway, Secretary.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Hoyt, J. K.
Clark, J. .E., Co.
Bowers-Lewis Co.
Spencer Bros.
John, K.
Buckman, J. F., & Son.
Ayers, E. W.
Suskius & Berry.
Fowler, S. R., & Son.
COTTON GINS.
Havens Oil Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
Hoyt, J. K.
DENTISTS.
Wells, A. S.
Snell, H.
Mann, L. H.
Gallagher, R. T.
DRUGGISTS.
Hoyt 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.
Hardy, I. M.
Hoyt, A. C.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Bowers-Lewis Co.
Hoyt, 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.
Scott & Sawyer.
George, C.
Archbell, E. L.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Pamlico Chemical Co.
JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.
CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEA'S, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.
BEAUFORT COUNTY. 89
Bragaw, W., & Co.
Hotel Louise.
Phillips, G. A., & Bro.
Branch, Mrs. W. A. B.
Carter, D. M.
Fulford, Mrs. A. S.
FLORISTS.
Fortiscue, Mrs. B. F.
Sniallwood, Miss Pauline.
Wynne, J. R.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Brabble, J. W.
Sterling, C. H.
Bell, Mrs. Lossie.
Moore, E. B.
Dudley, Mrs. John W., Sr.
Swindell & Fulford.
Fowler, Mrs. M. J.
Willis, S. P.
MARBLE WORKS.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Simmons, J. H.
Mutual Machine Co.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Pamlico Iron Works.
Fulford, N. S., Hardware Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
NAVAL STORE DEALERS.
Southern Furniture Co.
Fowle, S. R., & Son.
Jefferson Furniture Co.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Morton, W. B., & Co.
Willis, E. K.
GROCERS.
Mallison, W. C, & Son.
Mixon, E. R. & Co. (Wholesale.)
PAINTERS.
Peterson, E., Co. (Wholesale).
Lewis, F. B.
Cox, A.. J., & Co.
Harris, C. F.
Tayloe, J. F.
Forbes, J. S.
Willis, E. K.
Harper, Henry.
Carolina Dist. Co., (wholesale).
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Paul, F. G., & Bro.
Mayo, H. B., & Co.
Ellison Bros. Co.
PLUMBERS.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Harris, J. H., Plumbing & Supply
Mallison, W. C, & Co.
Company.
Fulford, N. S., Hardware Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
McKeel-Richardson Hardware Co.
Baker Studio.
Harris, J. H., Plumbing & Supply
PRINTING OFFICES.
Company.
Johnson Printing House.
HOSPITALS.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Washington Hospital.
Daily News — J. L. Mayor, Editor.
S. R. Fowle Memorial Hospital.
Progress — W. K. Jacobson. Editor.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Studdert, G. J. (Life.)
Harding, H. E., & Son-
Bragaw, W., & Co. (Fire and Life).
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Williams, C. M. (Fire.)
Eureka Lumber Co.
Phillips, G. A., & Bro. (Fire.)
Washington Lumber Co.
Myers, J. & P. B. (Fire.)
TAILORS.
Parker, Carl. (Life and Fire.)
Wright, F. A.
JEWELERS.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Bell, W. M.
Southern Furniture Co.
Stewart. R. L.
Farrow, W. T.
Campbell, J. S.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
LAUNDRIES.
Carrow, H. H.
Washington Steam Laundry.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Sing Lee.
Proctor, J. R.
LAWYERS.
Small, McLean & McMullen.
AURORA.
Simmons, N. L.
Incorporated in 1S80.
Rodman & Rodman.
Population, 1909: White, 450; col-
Bragaw, S. C.
ored. 350; total, 800.
Harding. C. H.
Value real estate, $110,000; value
Carter, H. C.
personal property, $54,930.
Nicholson & Daniel.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
Stewart, E. L.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Ward & Grimes.
Mayor — W. H. Hooker.
Grimes, W. D.
Postmaster — J. W. Chapin.
Vaughan & Thompson.
Chief of Police — C. H. Roberson.
LUMBER M'F'R'R'S. AND DEALERS.
R. R. Agent— D. L. Stubbs, Wash-
Walling, W. B.
ton & Vandemere R. R.
Kugler Lumber Co.
Manager Telegraph — D. L. Stubbs,
Moss Planing Mill.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Eureka Lumber Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Fowler, S. R., & Son.
Methodist— C. R. Canipe, Pastor.
Moore Lumber Co.
Episcopal — J. H. Crosbv, Rector.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Baptist— Rev. Mr. McCotter, Pastor.
Latham, J. B.
Christian — W. O. Winfield, Pastor.
JONATHAN HAVENS, Washington, N. C.
CORN, WHEAT AND COTTON SEED MILLER.
BUYER AND SELLER OF CORN, WHEAT, COTTON SEED, OATS, HAY,
PEA'S, COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS.
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BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Presbyterian — J. H. Jarvis, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Aurora Graded Schools — Mrs. Mary
P. Cooper. Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Aurora — J. B. WhiteLurst,
President ; O. M. Hooker, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Staley, S. W.
Bonner, H. M.
Potter, T. M.
DRUGGISTS.
Staley Drug Co.
LAWYERS.
Vaughan & Thompson.
Bonner, H. M.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Lane. J. E. (Life.)
Thompson, W. A. (Fire.)
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Snell, M. B., & Co.
Bryan, J. B. & Son.
Dixon & Bonner.
Bennett, W. B.
Wilkinson, J. T., & Co.
Wilkinson Milling Co.
Standard Lumber Co.
Whitehurst, J. B., & Co.
Cuthrell. P. S., Co.
Midgette, C. G.
Mayor, J. W., & Bro.
Litchfield, J. M.
Litchfield, T.
Cherry, F. F.
Thompson. L. T.
Gaskins, W. H.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Aurora Hardware Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Litchfield.
Hotel McWilliams.
LIVERY STABLES.
Bonner, G. I.
Litchfield. T.
Bonner, W. S.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS
Standard Lumber Co. (Inc.)
Thompson Ginning Co.
R. L. Jones Mfg. Co.
EDWARD.
Incorporated in 1890.
Population, 1909: White, 1S5; col-
ored, 15; total. 200.
Value real estate. $35,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $12,000.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— L. H. Redditt.
Postmaster — J. U. Edwards.
Chief of Police — H. H. Ross.
R. R. Agent— T. R. Boyd, Jr., At-
lantic Coast Line.
Manager Telegraph — T. R. Boyd, Jr.,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — J. H. Crosby, Rector.
Baptist — No Pastor.
Methodist — No Pastor.
Disciple — W. O. Winfield, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Edward High School — Miss Miriam
Stancill, Principal.
DOCTORS.
Dixon, W. H.
DRUGGISTS.
Dixon, W. H.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Redditt. L. H., Agent.
Stilley, P.
Bennett, A. D.
Bennett, J. G.
Cnton. J. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Edwards.
Edward Inn.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Redditt. L. H. (Cotton gin, saw
mill and grist mill).
Edwards, A. M. (Grist mill).
BELELWEX.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population. 1909: White, 2,375; col-
ored. 1,125; total, 3,500.
Value real estate and personal prop-
erty. $712,000.
Tax Rate: 45c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. W. Smith.
Postmaster — W. C. Brinson.
Chief of Police — M. M. Jones.
R. R. Asrent— B. F. Steam, Norfolk
Southern Railway Co.
Manager Telegraph — B. F. Stearn,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — E. L. Malone, Rector.
Methodist — C. A. Jones, Pastor.
Baptist — Jas. W. Rose, Pastor.
Christian — H. C. Bowen, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Belhaven Graded 'School— 0. V.
Hicks, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Belhaven — C. P. Ay cock,
President; W. E. Stubbs, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Mariner, N. B.
Windley, C. T.
Tavloe, A. K.
Bullock, W. J.
DRUGGISTS.
Gibbs, T. R.
Belhaven Drug Co.
Bishop, J. P.
Bullock. W. J.
Windley, C. T.
LAWYERS.
Leigh, J. A.
Tooly & Simmons.,
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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INSURANCE AGENTS.
Windfield.
Stubbs & Snyder.
Methodist — J. B. Bridgers, Pastor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Peele, S. J., & Co.
Bath Graded School— A. W. Daven-
Clark-Smith Co.
port, Principal.
Bishop, J. P.
DOCTORS.
Windley Co.
Nicholson, J. T.
Raiff Bros.
DRUGGISTS.
Lesofsky, D.
Nicholson, J. T.
Cooper & McKinney.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Jarvis-Butt Co.
Brooks-Pollard Co.
Tarkinton, U. W.
Mason, W. W.
Terrell, P. G.
Skittletharpe, J. T.
Pugh, J. D.
•Tarkington, R.
Muir, 0.
Beasley, W. H.
Bowen, W. H.
Tyre, T. R.
Windley. George M.
Windfield, W. O.
Blount, D. W.
GROCERS.
Dillon, Louis.
Bath Grocery Co.
Russell &. Manley.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Hotel Waters.
Smith, R. L.
LIVERY STABLES.
Pungo Pish Co.
Tankard, W. A.
Montgomery, W. 0.
Burbage, W. S.
Miles, A. D.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
GROCERS.
Brooks, T. A. (saw mill, planing
Sawyer Grocery Co. (Wholesale.)
mill, shingle mill.)
Carolina Distributing Co. (Whole-
sale.)
PANTEGO.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Incorporated in 1880.
Hotel Carolina.
Population, 1909: White, 200; col-
Hooten House.
ored, 151 ; total, 350.
LIVERY STABLES.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
Bavnor, Fenner.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Miller, A.
Mayor — C. P. Aycock.
Sears. W .J.
Postmaster — D. A. Windley.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
R. R. Agent— J. P. Clark, Norfolk
John L. Roper Lumber Co. (Saw
Southern Railway.
mill and planing mill.)
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Woodside Lumber Co. (Saw mill and
Methodist — C. A. Jones. Pastor.
planing mill).
Disciples of Christ — W. O. Wind-
Belhaven Lumber Co. (Planing mill.)
field, Pastor.
Interstate Cooperage Co. (cooperage
Missionary Baptist — Rev. Mr. But-
mill and box factory, ship railways).
ler, Pastor.
Wilkinson, J. A. (Ice factory, grist
Free Will Baptist— James W. Rose,
mill, cotton gin.)
Pastor.
Belhaven Lumber Co. (Electric light
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
plant.)
Pantego High School — L. E. Ben-
Belhaven Pine Oil Works.
nett, Principal.
White, J. J. (Ship Railways.)
DOCTORS.
.Tarvis, W. 0. (Ship Railways).
Credle, E. S.
Belhaven Overall & Shirt Mfg. Co.
DRUGGISTS.
(Overalls, shirts and gloves.)
Credle, E. S.
Belhaven Bottling Works.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tooly Milling Co. (Grist mill.)
Aycock, C. P., Supply Co.
Windley, D. A.
BATH.
Jonas. E. H.
Incorporated in 1705.
Whitley, J. P.
Population. 1009: White, 375; col-
Whitley, Thomas H.
ored, 100; total, 475.
Jones. H. G.
Value real estate, $30,000; value per-
Topping, B. M.
sonal propertv, $15,000.
Shavender, W. H., & Co.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Culliphur, T. R.
Mayor— W. A. Tankard.
Whitley, T. H.
Postmaster — T. A. Brooks.
LIVERY STABLES.
Chief of Police — Alfred Bailey.
Jones, A. B.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Episcopal — C. E. Malone, Rector.
Watters, E. S. (Saw mill.)
Christian— Thos. Green. W. O.
Pantego (iin 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.
92 BERTIE COUNTY.
BERTIE COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, WINDSOR. ,
Population: (Census 1910), 23,039.
Formed in 1722. Named in honor of James and John Bertie.
Area, CIS square miles.
Value of real estate, $2,751,286; value of personal property, $1,793,317.
Property listed in 1909 by whites, $3,952,021; by uegroes, $592,609.
No. Schools : For whites, 65 ; for negroes, 58.
Tax Rate: Couuty 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 $383,615.15
Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,752.73
Bertie Telephone Company, assessed value 1,000.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,031.20
Cashie and Chowan Railroad Company, 2.50 miles, assessed value. 7,200.00
Chowan and Roanoke Telephone Company, assessed value 1,S28.00
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, 7.4S miles, assessed value. . 149,985.07
North State Telephone Company, assessed value 1,183.00
Wellington and Powellsville Railroad, 18.00 miles, assessed value. 43,568.10
Albemarle Steam Navigation Company, assessed value 1,650.00
Southern Railway — Rolling Stock, assessed value 19,5S1.00
The Pullman Company, assessed value 2,796.60
Superior Court Terms: February 20th (one week); May 1st (two weeks);
September 11th; November 13th (two weeks).
Ruffln, Powells-
Smithwick, Wind-
Health— John L.
-Richard W.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — William L.
Lyon, Windsor.
Sheriff — John W. Cooper, Windsor.
Register of Deeds — William S.
Pritchard, Windsor.
Treasurer — A. V. Cobb, Windsor, R.
F. D.
Coroner — Jos. B
ville.
Surveyor — W. H.
sor, R. F. D.
Co. Supt. of
Pritchard, Windsor.
Co. Supt. of Schools-
Askew, Windsor.
Supt. of County Home — J. Fred
Phelps, 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 ; Geo. T. Par-
ker, Kelford; John T. Nicholls, Wind-
sor ; E. C. Harrell, Aulander ; R. J.
Shield, Merry Hill.
County Board of Elections — J. T.
Nicholls, (chrm.), Windsor; E. W.
Gray, secretary, Windsor; Jas. Pritch-
ard, Aulander, R. F. D.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Windsor Township — A. L. Pritchard.
Windsor; Jas. A. Cruch. Windsor;
John W. Cooper, Windsor; W. T.
Heckstall. Windsor; T. Gilliam. 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. Harden, Winsdor,
Smithwick, Merry
Merry
Colerain ;
W. Ray-
Colerain ;
L
i R. F. D. ; T. A.
! Hill.
Whites — J. H. Lawrence,
Hill; W. T. D. Evans.
Colerain — Jno. H. White,
W. R. Raynor, Colerain; J.
nor, Colerain ; W. S. Tavlor,
J. B. Mitchell, Colerain.
Roxobel — Thos. S. Norfleet, Roxo-
bel ; W. J. Watson, Roxobel.
Mitchells— G. R. Dunning, 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
Hoggard, Chas. Taylor, M. P. Phelps,
Hasting Casper.
Woodville — J. L. Harrington, J. A.
Modlin, Drew E. White, J. B. Saun-
ders, J. T. Veale.
Indian Woods — E. D. Spruill, Chas.
Bond.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Methodist — J. G. Johnson, Windsor,
Pastor.
Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, W T indsor,
Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mars Hill School.
Cashie Neck School.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Merry Hill.
Powellsville.
NOT IN TOWNS.
Quitsna.
Merry Hill Supply Co.
Morris, J. P.. Aulander. R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.
A. S., Windsor.
Thomas Windsor.
C. W., Quitsna.
Dr. Crumpler,
Ruffln, Jos. B.,
MERCHANTS
Spruill, C. W.,
Rascoe,
Gilliam,
Spruill,
BERTIE COUNTY.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS,
White, J. I., Windsor.
Gilliam, Miss Helen E., Windsor.
Stokes, Miss Julia T., Windsor.
Cherry, Miss Janie A., Windsor.
Maynor. Miss Etta, Windsor.
Gaskins, Miss Willie, Windsor.
Hoggard, Miss Beulah, Windsor.
Cowan, Miss Mabel, Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Maude, Windsor.
Parker, Miss Claude A., Windsor.
Shields, Miss Irma, Windsor.
Shields, Miss Maggie. Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Emma, Windsor.
Speight, Miss Margaret, Windsor.
Pritchard, Mrs. A. R.. Windsor.
Hoggard, John T., Windsor.
Coward. Starkey V., Windsor.
Mizell, Miss Linnie, Windsor.
Bond. Mrs. Chas.. Windsor.
Rhodes, Miss Lillian. Windsor.
Bunch, Miss Nettie, Windsor.
Sewell, Miss Mabel, Windsor.
Sitterson, Miss Addie, Windsor.
Thomas. Miss Goratha, Windsor.
Rice. Miss Billie. Windsor.
Hollomon, Miss Rosa, Cremo.
Holloman. Miss Lillie. Cremo.
White, Mrs. Rosa, Askewville.
White, A. B.. Askewville.
Cooper, Miss Annie, Quitsna.
Godwin, Mrs. L. J., Ahoskie.
Matthews, Miss Annie, Powells-
ville.
Luther, Miss Mamie, Colerain.
Leary, Miss Amanda, Colerain.
Harrell. Miss Virginia. Colerain.
Hilliard. Miss Helen, Colerain.
White, Miss Annie A., Colerain.
Phelps, Miss Jeennie, Colerain.
Baker, Mrs. Zaek, Colerain.
Leary, Miss Meta. Colerain.
Harrell, Miss Lillie. Colerain.
Montague. Miss Hazel. Colerain.
Grant, Mrs. Claude, Aulander.
Harman. Mrs. A. R., Aulander.
Pritchard, Miss Elizabeth. Aulander.
Castelloe. Miss Fannie. Aulander.
Knight. Miss Virgie, Aulander.
Vann. Miss Beulah, Aulander.
Williford. Miss Clarice. Aulander.
Minton. Miss Rosa B.. Aulander.
Nowell, Miss Jalia, Aulander.
Truett, Miss Emma, Aulander.
Tayloe, Miss Bettie, Aulander.
Askew, Mrs. Ruth, Aulander.
Bazemore. Mrs. J. L.. Aulander.
Wynne. Mrs. Mary V., Aulander.
Kennedy. Miss Lillian. Woodard.
Spivey. Miss Florence E., Woodard.
Aimsley. H. M.. Roxobel.
Bland, Miss Daisy, Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Eva. Roxobel.
Watson, Miss Julia. Roxobel.
Norfleet. Miss Elizabeth. Roxobel.
Jilcott, Miss Minnie, Roxobel.
Jilcott, Miss Carew, Roxobel.
Gilbert. Mrs. W. H.. Roxobel.
Lough. R. ,L. Kelford.
Pope, Miss Lillian, Kelford.
Eagles, Miss Cora W., Kelford.
Jenkins. Miss Mamie, Kelford.
Cobb, Miss Elizabeth, Kelford.
Britt, J. M., Merry Hill.
Britt, Miss Mattie, Merry Hill.
Britt, Miss AVillie, Merry Hill.
Britt, Miss Caroline, Merry Hill.
Britt, Miss Ida L., Merry Hill.
Smithwick. Miss Callie, Merry Hill.
Phelps, Miss Celia B., Merry Hill.
Lassiter. Miss Judith. Lewiston.
Cherry, Miss Pauline, Lewiston.
Cherry, Miss Lillian, Lewiston.
Joyner, Miss Hattie, Lewiston.
WINDSOR.
Incorporated in 1767.
Population. 1909: White, 600; 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— G. W. Davis.
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 — T. Gilliam,
President; W. L. Lyon. Cashier.
Citizens Bank — E. S. Askew, Presi-
dent ; M. B. Gilliam, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Sawyer, C. J.
Pritchard, J. L.
Puecb. E. W.
Gurley. W. S.
Nicholls, J. B.
DRUGGISTS.
Windsor Pharmacy.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Nicholls. J. B., & Bro.
Stokes & Tadlock.
Freeman. J. P.
Gurley. T. P.
Bazemore, R. C.
Spivey, J. L.
Rascoe. A. S.
Mardre, J. J.. & Bro.
Perry, J. E. R.. & Co.
Bunch & Powell.
Gilliam. J. B.
Cooke. C. A.
Lintsitz, S., Co.
Gilliam, P. R.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Pearle.
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BERTIE COUNTY.
LIVERY STABLES.
Tayloe, Duncau.
Wiggins & Blackstone.
LAWYERS.
Winston & Matthews.
Johnson, W. R.
Martin, J. B.
Gilliam & Davenport.
Nowell, J. H.
Askew, E. S.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Gilliam, M. B., & Co.
Gilliam & Lvon.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Windsor Ledger (Weekly) — S. W.
Keuuey, Editor.
DENTISTS.
Mizell, W. G.
Green, Dr.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Rhodes, E. (Saw Mill).
Cooper, A. (Planing Mill).
Bazemore, R. C. (Gin and Feanut
Cleaner).
Tadlock, J. E. (Gin).
ATJXiANDER.
Incorporated in 1885.
Population, 1909: White, 850; color-
ed. 150; total, 1,000.
Value of real estate. $200,000; value
personal property, $175,000.
Tax Rate: One-fourth of 1 per
cent, 1-2 for schools.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. W. Mitchell.
Postmaster — H. L. Early.
Chief of Police— W. M. Parker.
R. R. Agent— H. W. Catling, 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.
Aulaneler Graded School — Mrs.
Claude Grant, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Aulander— C. W. Mitchell,
President; 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. (Wholesale).
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.
Williford, T. C.
Britton, M. E.
Rice, A. F.
Pittman, Mrs. E. C. (Millinery).
Holloman, J. T. (Millinery).
Skyes, Mrs. J. W. (Millinery).
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Hoggard, W. D.
BUTCHERS, AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Parker, W. M.
Melton, Jos.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Herring, J. W„ & Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Central.
Hoggard's Boarding House.
Rice's Boarding House.
LIVERY STABLES.
Cook, Jno. R.
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.
Lassiter, Alex.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Dunning Brick Co. (Inc.)
Mitchell, C. W. (Saw Mill).
Triple Gin & Grist Mill.
White, T. J. (Saw Mill and Cotton
Gin).
Carolina Building and Hardware Co.
(Inc.), (Building Material and Saw
Mill).
Bertie Cotton Oil Co., Inc. (Oil and
Fertilizers).
Herring, J. W., & Co. (Carriage
Builders i.
Bell, E. J. (Buggy Factory).
COLERAEV.
Incorporated in 1871.
Population, 1909: White, 300; color-
ed, 50; total, 350.
Value real estate, $100,000; value
personal property, $15,000.
Mayor — T. E. Beasley.
Postmaster — G. B. Miller.
Chief of Police — W. H. Sessoms. Jr.
R. R. Agent — C. L. Henry, Albe-
marle Steam Navigation Co.
Manager Telephone — L. A. Nowell.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist Church — M. P. Davis, Pas-
tor.
Methodist— C. P. Pate. Pastor.
BERTIE COUNTY.
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SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Colerain Graded Academy — Miss
Louise Ferebee, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Colerain — L. A. Nowell,
President; W. M. Sitterson, Cashier.
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.
Cohen, Markus.
Beaslev, I. G.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Earle Hotel.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Beasley. W. H. (Saw Mill and Gin).
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 $10<>.
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— R. J.
Lough. Principal.
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.
Tyler's Hotel.
Simmons, Wm. (Restaurant).
LIVERY STABLES.
Stephenson, J. B.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Kelford Manufacturing n ^ 'Cof-
fins).
Brown, W. R. (Saw Mill).
Brown, G. T. (Gin and Grist Mill).
Hedgepeth & Harrell (Gin and Grist
Mill).
Parker. Geo. T. (Planing Mill and
Vehicle Manufacturing Plant).
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— J. G. Baker, Sea-
board Air Line.
JIanager Telegraph — H. C. Edwards,
Western Union.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — John F. Cale, Pastor.
Methodist Church — D. L. Earnhardt,
Pastor.
Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Roxobel Academy — H. M. Anesley,
Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Roxobel — Leroy Capehart,
President ; R. C. Mullican, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Jenkins, P. C.
Capehart, A.
DRUGGISTS.
Jenkins, P. C.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Peele, C. T.
Jilcott, R. W.
Tyler- Futrell Co.
Roxobel Supply Co.
Capehart, Lerov.
Bryant, L. L. & Co.
Barnes Bros.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Peele Hotel.
Lassiter, Mrs. J. B.
DENTISTS.
Jenkins, W. E.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Mullican & Watson.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Capehart Manufacturing Plant
(Overalls and Shirts).
Harrell, C. T. (Pine Lumber).
Wimbrow Bros. Co. (Pine Lumber).
Harrell, C. T. (Cotton Gin).
LEWISTON.
Population, 1909: White. 475; col-
ored, 325; total, 800.
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— W. C. Askew.
R. R. Agent— H. O. Carlton, Sea-
board Air Line.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — J. B. Gibble, Rector.
Baptist — J. F. Cale, Pastor.
3Iethodist — D. L. Earnhardt. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Bertie Union Academy — Miss Judith
Lassiter, Principal.
Private Schools — Mrs. Lee Bridges.
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BERTIE— BLADEN.
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. E.
Sanders & Minton.
Cherry, J. H.
Edwards, C. T.
Bazernore, Perry.
Bazeruore, J. K.
Lewiston Supply Co.
Bazemore, W. S.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Williams, Mrs. Amelia.
Bawls, R. W.
LIVERY STABLES.
Williams. Mrs. A.
Bawls, R. W.
Casper, W. E.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Camp Mfg. Co.
Farmers Mfg. Co.
Morris & Bros.
BLADEN COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, ELIZABETHTOWN.
Population: (Census 1910).1S,006.
Formed in 1734. Named in honor of Martin Bladen.
Area: 900 square miles.
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.
The Pullman Company, assessed value $ 5.S05.60
Seaboard Air Line Bailway Company, 32.S0 miles, assessed value. 657.68S.54
Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,034.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 6.096.75
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 3,018.80
Garland-Clinton Telephone Company, assessed value 305.00
Merchants and Farmers Steamboat Company, assessed value 4.166.00
Superior Court Terms: March 13th (one week each), for civil and criminal
cases; October 16th; July 31st (one week), civil cases only.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— W. J. Davis,
Elizabethtown.
Sheriff— J. M. Clark, Elizabethtown.
Resrister of Deeds — J. W. Hester,
Elizabethtown.
Treasurer — A. McA. Council, White
Oak.
Coroner— G. W. Wall, Elizabeth-
town.
Surveyor — John Ferguson, Bladen-
boro.
Co. Supt. of Health— L. B. Evans,
Clarkton.
Co. Supt. of Schools — Angus Cro-
mnrtie. Garland.
Co. Board of Education— D. W. Car-
ter, (chrm.), Cedar Creek: A. M.
Kelly. Abbottsburg; N. M. Beatty,
Ivanhoe.
County Commissioners — H. C. Brid-
ger, Bladenboro: A. L. Tatum, White
Oak: B. J. Sandlin, Council.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
L. H. Vollers, Kelly : Oillod Smith.
Kellv : George W. Corbett. Kelly ;
L. C. Boswell, Kelly: C. Mon-
roe, 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, Fayetteville,
R. F. D.; B. F. Kinlaw, Dublin; J. R.
Pait, Richardson ; D. L. Roberts,
Richardson; J .M. Pait. Richardson;
O. O. Parker. Dublin; J. F. Hilburn,
Bladenboro; E. N. Pait, Bladenboro;
E. C. Hester, Bladenboro: G. B. John-
son, Elizabethtown ; W. P. Dove,
Elizabethtown ; L. J. Hall. Elizabeth-
town ; N. A. Layton. White Oak ; T. B.
Melvin, White Oak: W. D. Owen,
White Oak : J. C. Bullard. White Oak ;
W. R. Smith. Parkersburg; J. C. Cro-
martie. Garland; A. B. Feeves. Gar-
land: J. M. Johnson. Parkersburg; L.
T. Tain. Parkersburg; B. F. Tatum,
Parkersburg; N. M. Beatty, Ivanhoe;
W. C. Johnson, Ivanhoe; A. Atkinson,
Hocutt: A. E. Cain. Hocutt: B. H.
Marshburn. Ham: H. W. Cain. Eliza-
bethtown : R. P. Tatum. Ruskin : Jim
Ellis. Yorick: J. B. West. Yorick ; J.
W. McDuffie. Buskin; James Flowers.
Zara; P. Runnington. Council: J. D.
Devane. Zara: George H. Cromartie.
Clarkton : .T. M. Pierce. Clarkton ; D.
M. Buie. Clarkton: F. S. Averett. Ab-
bottsburg: G. W. Smith. Abbottsburg;
R. D. McEwen. Abbottsburg; W. J.
BLADEN COUNTY.
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McEwen, Abbottsburg.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Presbyterian — A. McFadyeu, Clark-
ton.
Baptist — A. A. Hilburn, Bladenboro;
A. M. Meeks. Favetteville.
Methodist— Rev. Dr. Reid. White
Oak; Rev. Bascornb Parker. Elizabeth-
town.
'SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
White Oak Academy— W. W. Wood-
house, Principal, White Oak.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Lucas, W. H. G., White Oak.
Cromartie. R. S., Garland.
Gatling, Dr., Elizabethtown.
Dr. Adkins, Councils.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
McNeill & Gillespie, Dublin.
Wooten, J. A.. White Hall.
Maultsby. T. N. Westbrook.
Clark, A. A., Rosindale.
Parker, C. P., Garland.
McCulloch. E. F. White Oak.
Smith, G. H., White Oak.
Carter, D. A., & Bro., Jerome.
COTTON GINS.
Smith, A. H., Garland.
Smith, George, White Oak.
Davis. Wade, Populi.
Council Bros., White Oak.
Hair Bros.. White Oak.
Clarkton Ginning Co., Clarktou.
Bridger Co., Bladenboro.
Clark Bros., Elizabethtown.
King Bros., Dublin.
SAW MILLS.
Clarkton Lumber Co., Clarkton.
Bridfier Co.. Bladenboro.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER'S.
Johnson, Miss Mona, Ivanhoe.
Shaw, W. I., Ivanhoe.
Shaw, D. McL., Ivanhoe.
McDaniel. Miss Florrie. Tomahawk.
Russ. D. P., Gravel Hill.
Reeves, Miss B. B„ Parkersburg.
Reeves. Miss Gertrude, Parkersburg.
Ellis, Miss Mary. Yorick.
Edge. Mrs. Eliza. White Oak.
Burney, Miss Sallie. White Oak.
Dunham, Miss Maggie. White Oak.
Dunn. Miss Curie, White Oak.
Woodhouse. W. W., White Oak.
Shaw, W. P... White Oak.
Johnson. Miss Sudie, Tar Heel.
Brown. R. L., Abbottsburg.
Allen. Miss Laura. Abbottsburg.
Baucom. G. U., Bladenboro.
Dunn, Leroy, Clarkton.
Sinsrletary, Miss 'Lena. Bladenboro.
Singletary, L. V., Bladenboro.
Johnson. Miss Caroline, Richardson.
Lewis, Seth, Richardson.
Smith. Mrs. Kate. Clarkton.
McFadyen. Miss Miriam. Oarkt.on.
Smith, Miss Lizzie, Clarkton.
Smith. Miss Ethel, Clarkton.
Burney, Miss Ira. Clarkton.
Harrell, Miss Hattie V., Elkton.
Price, Julius. Rosindale.
Corbett, Miss Mary, Rosindale.
Lea, Miss Cora, Council.
Rumbley, E. C, Kelley.
Fredere, Miss Clara, Kelley.
Smith. Miss Laura, Kelley.
McNeill, Miss Louise, Dublin.
Cupp, H. L., Dublin.
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.
Turner. O. B., 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, 1009: White, .175; col-
ored, 75; total. 250.
Value real estate. $50,000; value per-
sonal propertv. .$25,000.
Tax Rate: 1 mill on $1.00.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— Walter E. Hall.
Postmaster — E. J. Sutton.
Manager Telegraph — W. E. Hall.
Postal Telegraph Company.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — O. P. Meeks, Pastor, Fay-
etteville.
Presbyterian — Wm. M. Shaw, Pas-
tor. Fayetteville.
Methodist — Bascornb Parker, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Elizabethtown Academy — O. B. Tur-
ner. Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Elizabethtown — J. B. Clark.
President: L. R. Whitted. Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Robinson. N.
Gatlin. Dr.
DRUGGISTS.
Gatlin, Dr.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Bladen County News — (Weekly) —
Stewart Starr. Editor.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Smith, D. L.
Davis, W. J.
Hales. T. H.
Melvin, G. F.. & Co.
Shepherd, J. R.
Clark Bros.
Register. M. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Sutton House.
Hall House.
LIVERY STABLES.
Davis, E. C.
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BLADEN COUNTY.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Elizabethtown M'f'g Co. (Brick,
lumber, shingles, etc.)
Barnhill M'f'g Co. (Wagons, carts,
buggies, etc.)
Clark Bros., (gins).
ABBOTTSBURG.
Incorporated in 190:',.
Population, 1900: 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. F. Fletcher.
Postmastei — Z. G. Thompson.
Chief of Police— J. F. Russ.
R. R. Agent— S. A. L. Johnson,
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— Bascomb Parker, Pas-
tor.
Baptist— Rev. Mr. Byrd. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Abbottshurgr High 'School— R. L.
Brown, Principal.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Clark, McAulay & Co.
Johnson, S. A. L.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Thompson, Z. G.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Cashwell, 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 Kate: 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 — G. N. Bail-
oum, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Bladenboro— H. C. Bridger,
President; H. C. Bridger, Jr., Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McLean. A.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bridger, H. C, Jr.
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.)
CLARKTON.
Incorporated in 1901.
Population, 368.
Value real estate, $85,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $75,000.
Tax Rate: 16 2-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — G. 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. Mllllkin,
Western Union Telegraph Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Presbyterian— A. McFadyen, Pas-
tor. _
Baptist— Angelo Porter, Tastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Clarkton High School— Prof. Leroy
Dunn, 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.
Hayes Swindell.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Clarkton Hotel.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Chirk, E. C.
LIVERY STABLES.
Clark, J. H., & Co.
Owen, S. W.
Cox, E. J., & Co.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Bladen Journal (weekly) — W. M.
Shaw, Editor.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Clarkton Planing Mill Co.
Lyon M'f'g Co. (Crates.)
Clarkton Ginning Co.
Banner, W. H.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, SOITHPORT.
Population (Census 1910), 14,434.
Formed in 1764. Named in honor of the Duke of Brunswick.
Area: 950 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,484,781 ; value of personal property, $828,191.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $2,075,367 ; by negroes, $237,605.
Tax Kate: County purposes 23 2-3c. on the $100; pension, lc. ; special,
91-3c. ; total, 34c. County bouded debt, $12,000.
Public Roads: No. miles, about 750. Worked under old State Law. In
Sniithville Township one road built by bond issue.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
The Pullman Company, assessed value $ 4,440.24
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 12.8S miles, assessed value 377,460.S9
Seaboard Air Line Railway, 12.24 miles, assessed value 245,430.11
Southern Express Company, assessed value 2,323.60
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 6,701.99
Southern Bell Telephone and Telepraph Company, assessed value. 8,053.00
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 875.70
Superior Court Terms: Third Tuesday after the first Monday in March;
fourth Monday before the first Monday in September; fourth Tuesday after
the first Monday in September.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — R. S. Newton,
Southport.
Sheriff — J. J. Knox, Town Creek.
Register of Deeds — John Jeurette,
Southport.
Treasurer — George E. Brooks, Sea-
side.
Coroner — Joel Long, Shallotte.
Surveyor — Walter Leonard, Supply.
Co. Supt. of Health — J. A. Dosher,
Southport.
Co. Supt. of Schools — M. C. Guthrie,
Southport.
Supt. of County Home — J. S. Ar-
nold, Southport.
Co. Board of Education — J. B.
Rourk, (chrm.), Southport; John E.
Robinson, Supply; Asa R. Edwards,
Exum.
Countj' Commissioners — I. D. Har-
relson (chrm.), Funston ; Richard
Dosher, Southport ; W. A. Long,
Regan.
County Board of Elections — L. M.
Todd (chrm.), Ash; J. Johnson, Win-
nabow ; J. E. Douglass, Cronly.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Smithville Township — W. T. Pinner,
Southport ; Richard Dosher, South-
port; David Ward, Suburb; S. W.
Smith, Suburb; T. M. Williams,
Southport; S. P. Tharp, Southport;
D. I. Watson, Southport; C. N. Phil-
lips, Southport.
Lockwoods Folly— A. T. Hewett,
Supply; J. W. Lancaster, Supply; F.
P. White, Supply; C. D. Robinson,
Supply; W. N. Kirby, Supply; Claud
H. Picott, Supply; David H. Caison,
Supply.
iShallotte— L. E. Stanly, Shallotte;
Sam Hickman, Iredell ; W. F. Pearce,
Shallotte; T". H. Patterson, Calabash;
L. N. Benton, Iredell; E. B. Hewett,
Shallotte; A. M. McKeithan, Shal-
lotte; G. W. McLamb, Iredell; L. D.
Long, Iredell.
Northwest — F. M. Moore, Phoenix ;
L. S. Skipper, Phoenix; A. M. Chinnis,
Phoenix; J. D. Robbins, Phoenix; W.
W. Murrell, Phoenix ; F. M. Silkes,
Phoenix; R. T. Williams, Phoenix.
Town Creek — G. H. Bellamy, Town
Creek ; L. D. Caney, Leland ; P. S.
Hawes, Winnabow; G. M. McKeithan,
Town Creek; D. R. Mercer, Bolivia;
Jackson Johnson, Winnabow ; W. D.
Lewis, Funstou ; E. O. Rabon, Winna-
bow; P. J. Benton, Winnabow; V. C.
Garner, Winnabow; Mercer Cox,
Bolivia.
Waciamaw — Isham McKeithan,
Regan; L. M. Todd, Ash; J. A. Phelps,
Ash ; J. A. Bennett, Ash ; Robert In-
man, Excelsior; B. I. Jenrette,
Regan.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Baptist — D. L. Hewett, Shallotte; J.
C. Mizzell, Funston.
Methodist— T. H. Bain, Leland.
Presbyterian — No Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Regan High School — Regan.
Funston High School — Funston.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOOWN'S.
Goodman, E. G., Town Creek.
Stone, J. A.. Shallotte.
Goley, W. It.. Shallotte.
Jones, E. W., Shallotte.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Chinnis, A. M.. i uoenix.
Kirby, A. S., Phoenix.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
Evans. E. V., Leland.
Cay. J. TV., Leland.
Walker, L., Town Creek.
Walker. W. H.. Town Creek.
Rich Bros.. Funston.
Lewis, W. D.. Winnabow.
Smith, S. W., Suburb.
Kirby, G. W., Supply.
Galloway & Pigott, Supply.
Brooks. George E., Seaside.
Brooks, George E. & Co.. Iredell.
Rourk Bros.. Shallotte.
Mintz & Mintz, Mill Branch.
Robinson, J. E., Supply.
Hewett. Harry. Supply.
Varnum. W. H.. Supply.
Leonard, Walter, Supply.
Clemmons, R. B., Supply.
Smith and Evans. Ash.
Babson, J. L.. Excelsior.
Edwards & Edwards. Exum.
COTTON GINS.
Johnson. J., Winnabow.
McKeithan. R. W.. Supply.
Leonard, C. N.. Shallotte.
Rourk Bros., Shallotte.
Brooks. George E.. Seaside.
Price, W. A., Southport.
'SAW MILLS.
Murrell, W. W., & Son. Phoenix.
Brooks, George E., Seaside.
Walker. L., Town Creek.
Town Creek R. R. & Lumber Co.
Town Creek.
Henry, J. S.. Winnabow.
Robbing. A. J., Southport.
Pigott, J. J.. & Son, Supply.
Calloway & Pigott, Supply.
Chinnis, A. M., Phoenix.
West. .T. T.. Leland.
Goodman, E. G., Town Creek.
TURPENTINE DISTILLERIES.
Goodman, E. G., El Paso.
Walker. L., Town Creek.
Lewis. W. D., Winnabow.
Rich Bros.. Funston.
Harrelson & Bobbins. Funston.
Mercer, D. R.. Bolivia.
Smith. S. W.. Suburb.
Calloway & Pigott, Supply.
Robinson. J. E.. Supply.
Brooks, G. E.. Seaside.
Rourk Bros.. Shallotte.
Mintz & Mintz. Mill Branch.
King Bros.. Excelsior.
Smith & Evans. Ash.
Thompson. T. M.. Southport.
Stantand & Co., Shallotte.
White. F. P., Shallotte.
Babson. J. L.. Excelsior.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Woodard. John C, Shallotte.
Jones, Mrs. L. H.. Shallotte.
White. Miss Ruth. Shallotte.
Parker, E. M., Shallotte.
Frink. Miss S. P.. Shallotte.
Pearce, W. T.. Shallotte.
Adkins. Miss Charlotte. Southport.
Jordan, Miss Sallie, Southport.
Burrows, Miss Bessie, Southport.
Jenkins, J. L., Southport.
Bennett, Ivan, Regan. .
McKeithan. J. B., Regan.
Ward, Luther, Regan.
Cray, Geo. H., Regan.
.Tennette, AVendell. Regan.
Sherman, F. M., Calabash.
Sherman, A. J., Calabash.
Holoman, Miss Elmer, Iredell.
Hickman, R. B., Iredell.
McLamb. M. D., Supply.
Hemingwav. Lina, Supply.
Holden, J. H., Supply.
Brisson, Cora, Malino.
Ward, Miss May, Suburb.
Swain. Miss Rea, Suburb.
Thompson, Miss Gertrude, Leland.
Richardson, Miss Essie L., Wilming-
ton.
Brisson. Miss Carrie L., Winnabow.
Nixon. Miss Vestel. Winnabow.
Shaw, Miss Zara. Phoenix.
Orrell. Miss Alary L.. Phoenix.
Price, Miss Lillie V., Southport.
Price. Miss M. L., Southport.
Moore. Miss Edna. Southport.
Powers, Miss Lula. Funston.
Bryson. J. A., Funston.
Edwards, Ralph M., Exum.
white
value
SOUTHPORT.
Population. 1009: 1.500. No.
polls. 106: No. colored polls. 5S
Value real estate. $2^0.620;
personal property, $133,211.
Tax Rate: 70c' on the $100.
Floating debt. $500.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Price Furpless.
Chief of Police — Cecil Lewis.
City Clerk— B. J. Holden.
Treasurer — J. J. Loughlln.
Tax Collector— C. N. Phillips.
Standard-Keeper — W. T. Pinner.
City Attorneys — Cramer & Davis.
City Snpt. of Health— J. A. Dosher.
Postmaster — R. W. Davis.
Steamboat Manager — J. W. Harper.
Telegraph Manager — J. T. Harper,
Wilmington. of Wilmington and
Southport Telegraph Co.
Telephone Manssrer — H. Mc. A.
Rose. Wilmington. Southern Bell Tele-
phone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— J. O. Fullbright. Pastor.
Episcopal — Edward Wooten. Rector.
Methodist — L. T. Singleton. Pastor.
Presbyterian — No Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Southport Graded School — J. L. Jen-
kins. Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Stuart House.
Clemmons. Mrs. J. H.
Williams, Miss Jennie.
ARCHITECTS.
Furpless. Price.
BRUNSWICK— BUNCOMBE.
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Bobbins, A. J.
BANKS AND BANKEKS.
Bank of Southport — T. C. Cooper,
President; D. O. Daniel, Cashier.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Hood, H. W.
Rourk, J. B.
Dosher, St. George & Co.
Loughlin, J. J.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Bell, J. A.
Aldridge, Hony.
Greer, B. F.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
"Watson, D. I., & Son.
Peoples Drug Co.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Rourk, J. B.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Bobbins, A. J.
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.
Peoples Drug Co.
DOCTORS.
Dosher, J. A.
Brown, G. F.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Hood, H. W.
Ruark. J. B.
Loughlin, J. J.
FRUIT DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Dosher, T. Hoyle, Co.
GROCERS.
Rourk. J. B.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Dosher, St. George & Co.
Fulwood. W. T.
Smith, W. F.
Phillips, C. N.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Stevens, E. B. (Fire and Life.)
Pyke, W. H. (Fire and Life.)
LAWYERS.
Taylor, C. Edward.
Cranmer & Davis.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Hood Bros. & Co.
Dosher, St. George & Co.
PAINTERS.
Galloway, L. A.
PRINTING OFFICES.
tCews Printing Co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Stevens, E. B.
Pyke, W. H.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Southport Messenger (Weekly) —
Richard A. B. Carroll, Editor.
SHAJLLOTTE.
Incorporated in 1899.
Population, 1909: White, 162; col-
ored, None; total, 162.
Value real estate, $19,784.38; value
personal property, $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 — J. M. Marlow, Pastor.
DOCTORS.
Goley, Wm. R.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
J. Stanland & Co.
White, J. H, & Son.
Hewett, D. G. &,Co.
Frink, 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-
tillery.)
White, F. P. (Turpentine Distillery.)
Leonard & Holmes. (Turpentine Dis-
tillery.)
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, ASHEVILLE.
Population: (Census 1910), 49,798.
Formed in 1791. Named in honor of Edward Buncombe.
Area: 520 square miles.
Value of real estate, $13,872,723 ; value of personal property, $6,057,828.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $17,995,112; by negroes, $295,313.02.
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, $471,000.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Public Roads: No. miles, 05. Worked by convict and free labor.
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Refrigerator Transit Company, assessed value $ 886.00
Asheville Southern Railway, 2.13 miles, assessed value 10,000.00
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value 3,325.00
W. T. Weaver Power Company, assessed value 120,000.00
WV.i vei-ville Electric Company, assessed value 3,21(1. 00
Southern Railway Company, 47.52 miles, assessed value 1,384,397.11
Southern Railway — Carolina Div., 10.3-i miles, assessed value 61,556.61
assessed value.
7,966.77
16,325.00
5,352.05
1,000.00
133,228.00
Pullman Company, assessed value
Asheville and East Tennessee R. R., 4.77 miles
Southern Express Company, assessyed value
Black Mountain Telephone Company, assessed value
Asheville Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 10,950.13
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,320.00
Asheville and Craggy Mountain Railway, 2.26, assessed value 10,000.00
Madison Telephone Company, assessed value 400.00
Asheville Electric Company, assessed value 174,430.00
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 4,779.20
Bee Tree Railroad, 7.75 miles, assessed value 15,500.00
Leicester Telephone Company, assessed value 400.00
Union Power and Water Company, assessed value 700.00
North Buncombe Telephone Company, assessed value 420.00
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 1,514.00
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 (two
weeks).
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — Marcus Erwin,
Asheville.
'Sheriff — Chas. F. Williams, Ashe-
ville.
Tax Collector — R. C. Crowell, Ashe-
ville.
Register of Deeds — T. J. Mackey,
Asheville.
Treasurer — Thomas M. Duckett,
Asheville.
Coroner — E. R. Morris, Asheville.
Surveyoi — 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. P. Mer-
rill, Asheville. R. P. D. No. 4.
Co. Board of Education — Julius C.
Martin, (chrm.), Asheville; Clyde
Reed. Biltmore; Jason Ashworth,
Fairview.
County Commissioners — E. W. Pat-
ton. Biltmore; J. E. Patton. Asheville;
R. D. Buckner, Democrat; J. W. Ruth-
erford, Candler ; R. C. Sales, Biltmore.
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. Waddell, Asheville; W. W. Patton,
Asheville ; R. A. Burroughs, Asheville ;
A. H. Filmet, Asheville; J. C. Cowan.
Asheville: M. A. Creasrnan, Asheville;
S. A. Johnson, Asheville ; Sol. A.
Carter, Asheville, R. F .D. No. 1; W.
A. .lames, 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; R. W. John-
son, Asheville. R. F. D. No. 3; J. B.
Worsley, Asheville.
Black Mountain — J. H. Hampton
Black Mountain ; F. C. Watkins, Black
Mountain ; W. R. Goodson, Black
Mountain.
Reems Creek — D. H. Reagan. Weav-
jerville; S. D. Ballard. Weaverville ; T.
j H. Weaver, Weaverville; W. T. Brad-
; ley, Weaverville.
French Broad — Zeb F. Vance, Alex-
ander ; W. H. Peek, Alexander; J. A.
Gwaltney, Alexander.
Flat Creek — J. E. Chandler. Homer-
■ ville : E. J. Roberts, Homerville : A.
I 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-
BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
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crat ; J. H. Woodard, Democrat; T.
S. Dillingham, BarnardsviUe ; M. T.
Ray, BarnardsviUe; Z. B. Hobson,
BarnardsviUe.
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.
M. Roberts, Swannanoa; L. F. Hitt,
Swanannoa; J. C. M. Valentine, Swan-
nanoa.
Upper Hominy — J. C. Walters, Can-
dler; J. N. Smitb. 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. E. Pounders, Juno ;
L. E. Martin, Juno ; J. L. Williamson,
Newfound; G. L. Moffltt, Leicester; B.
L. Lyda, jjeicester.
Sandy Mush — W. I. 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.
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.
Blackstock, E. H.. Homerville.
Carver, J. M., Leicester.
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.. BarnardsviUe.
West, C. P., Weaverville.
Johnson, J. E., Grace.
Harrison, H. R., Swanannoa.
Hall, W. C, Black Mountain.
McKoy, J. W.. Black Mountain.
Ashworth, Jason. Fairview.
Jones, J. Will. Fairview.
Williams, Ed., Fairview.
Case, A. B.. & Bro., Skyland. .
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Hominy Mills, Candler.
Biltmore Roller Mills, Biltmore.
Leicester Roller Mills, Leicester.
Juno Mills, Juno.
Lotsprich, J. B., Weaverille.
Patton, John E., Glen Inglis.
Mt. Mitchell Lumber Co., Swanan-
noa.
Craggy Lumber Co.. Swanannoa.
Rutherford, J. W., Candler.
Coleman, J. L., Lumber Co., Ashe-
ville.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Johnson, T. M., Arden.
Ray, James W., Biltmore, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Cochrane, P. G.. Arden.
Kerr, Miss Mabel, Asheville, R.F.D.
No. 3.
Hunter, AVade R., Biltmore, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Morgan, Miss Annie, Biltmore, R. F.
D. No. 3.
Bradley, J. W., Candler.
Allen, Miss Mamie, Candler.
Crook, Robert. Candler.
Parker, Miss Ethel, Candler.
Garrison, Miss Effie. Candler.
Brown, Miss Fannie I., Candler.
Bryan, A. B., Candler.
Henry, Rose, Candler.
Sams, Bonnie. Candler.
Duckett. Miss Anna. Candler.
Boggs, Miss Lou, Belwood.
Morgan, Dolly. Candler.
Clark. Miss Emily, Candler.
Whntlow, Miss Frances. Candler.
Hutchinson. Miss Etta. Candler.
Jervis, C. E., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Hughes, Miss Berta, Leicester.
Reeves, P. V.. Leicester.
Farmer, Miss Lulu, Leicester.
Lominac. Miss Nora T., Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 4.
Martin, Miss Ren a, Leicester.
Garrison, Miss Anna Laura, Leices-
ter.
Matney, Miss Grace. Leicester.
Reynolds, Miss Etta, Leicester.
Duckett, Miss Lola, Newfound.
Ray. Arthur C, Newfound.
Jervis, Fred, Asheville. R. F. D.
No. 4.
Reynolds. Miss Attie. Asheville. R.
F. D. No. 4.
Kirkpatrick, Miss Mattie. Candler.
Wells. Frank L.. Leicester.
Snelson, Miss Sarah. Leicester.
Brown, Joseph, Marshall, R. F. D.,
No. 1.
Reeves. G. M., Leicester.
Coward, Nathan, Mascot.
Brown, Miss Ethel. Sandy Mush.
Wells, Miss Gertrude. Sandy Mush.
Coward, Manson, Trust.
Hall. A. B., Gem.
Sales, R. C. Skyland.
Peeke. Will W.. Mars Hill.
Merritt. Miss Minnie L.. Easley, S.C.
Shook, Haskey, Skyland.
Hunter, H. T., Fairview.
Weaver, Glen C, Fairview.
Abernethy, Miss Irene. Fairview.
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BUNCOMBE COUNTY.
Lynch, Miss Edna, Fairview.
Merrell, S. J., Fairview.
Shuford, Clinton, Fairview.
Stanley, Miss Emma, Fairview.
Lanning, Miss Sue E.. Fairview.
Ashworth. Mrs. S. J., Fairview.
Tweed, Miss Bessie, Fletcher, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Miller, C. A., Fairview.
Gre^g, Miss Epsie, Swannanoa.
White, Lois, Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Arnold, Miss Delia, Farm School.
Valentine. J. C. M.. Swannanoa.
Shook, Miss Grace, Swannanoa.
Jones, Miss Orma B., Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Gash, Miss Helen, Azalea.
Tucker, D. C. Asheville. R. F. D.
No. 3.
Edwards, R. B.. Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Hildebrand, Miss Eleanor. Ashe-
ville.
Jones. Minnie. Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Morgan, Miss Bessie, Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Stephenson, Miss Lillie. Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Whitson, Miss Jennie, Asheville, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Edwards. B. L., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Kerr, Miss Estelle. Asheville. R. F.
D. No. 3.
Reynolds, J. L., Asheville, R. F. D,
No. 4.
Mackev, Miss Sue, Asheville. R. F.
D. No. 4.
Hipps. W. H., Biltmore.
Weaver. Miss Pearl, Biltmore.
Ellis. Mrs. D. L.. Biltmore.
Morgan, S. J., Biltmore.
Ashworth, R. P., Biltmore.
Waddell, Miss Maude, Biltmore.
Bell. G. H.. Asheville, R. F. D. No. 2.
Dixon, Luke, Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Blankenship, G. H.. Asheville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Rav, Miss Clara. Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Kimberly, Miss Fannie. Asheville,
Box 578
Anderson, Augusta, Asheville.
Gudger, Miss Maria, Candler.
Herndon, Miss Frances, Weaverrille.
Gill. Mrs. Jennie B., Weaverville.
Pickler, Miss Etta. Weaverville.
Ingram, J. M., Brankton.
Reagan, H. G., Weaverville.
Haves, Miss Ernestine, Brankton.
Ballard, Miss Ethel, Taft.
Sawyer, H. E., Beech.
Pickens, Miss Nell.. Beech.
Brittain, Miss Vistula, Weaverville.
Miller, Arthur C, Candler.
Sams, Miss Agnes, Weaverville.
Fox, Miss Johanna, Jupiter.
Williams, Miss Florence, Weaver-
ville.
Howell, Miss Loretta, Weaverville.
Bundy, Miss Josephine, Jupiter.
Roberts, Mrs. L. W., Jupiter.
Ammous, J. J., Morgan Hill.
Chambers, Miss Odessa, Morgan
Hill.
Woodward, Grover, Democrat.
Roberts, Miss Merkie, Democrat.
Rochelle, Z. A., Baruardsville.
Rochelle. Mrs. Z. A., Barnardsville.
Greene, Miss Zartha, Barnardsville.
Edwards, Miss Jane, Barnardsville.
Edwards. J. B., Barnardsville.
Edwards, Miss Dovie, Barnardsville.
Dillingham, Mrs. Louisa, Barnards-
ville.
Brown, J. C. Dillingham.
Marshall, Miss Gertrude, Dillingham.
Philips, F. S., Asheville, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Dillingham, Miss Hattie, Morgan
Hill.
McLean, Miss Clyde. Democrat.
McKinuey, Fulton, Democrat.
Anders, Miss Dixie, Barnardsville.
Moore, J. T., Black Mountain.
M..ore, Mrs. J. T.. Black Mountain.
Bishop, Amelia, Arden.
Foreman, Mrs. E. B. Montreat.
Prince, Miss Carrie. Montreat.
Hollister, Miss Delia, Weaverville.
Carter, Miss Louise, Alexander.
Mull, Miss Bertha, Asheville, R. F.
F. D. No. 5.
Parker, Miss May Alexander.
Buckner, Miss Pearl. Alexander.
Brittain, Miss Margaret, Asheville,
R. F. D. No. 4.
Bruhl, Miss De, Alexander.
ASHEVIIiLdE.
Population, 1910 30,000. No. white
polls. 1,523; No. colored polls, 705.
Value real estate, $7,664,049; value
personal property, $3,386,197.
Tax Kate: $1.50 on the $100.
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. Halyburton.
Treasurer — J. B. Erwin.
Tax Collector— C. H. Bartlett.
Standard-Keeper— T. J. Mitchell.
City Attorney— S. G. Bernard.
City Supt. of Health— L. B. Mc-
Brayer.
Postmaster— W. W. Rollins.
R. R. Agrent— W. H. Maher, South-
ern Railway Co.
Express Agrent — J. T. James.
Telegraph Manager — E. N. Williams..
Telephone Manager — M. Erskine.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— W. M. Vines, Pastor.
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Christian — J. O. Helsebach, Pastor.
Episcopal — H. Field Saumenig,
Rector.
Lutheran — A. T. Coyner, Pastor.
Methodist— C. W. Byrd. G. G. Har-
ley, D. J. Miller, W. A. Newell.
Presbyterian — A. F. Campbell, Pas-
tor.
Catholic — Father Marion, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant— J. S. Wil-
liams. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
City High School.
Orange Street School.
Asheville Avenue.
Park Avenue.
Murray School.
Montford Avenue.
HOTELS.
The Battery Park.
Swanannoa.
The Manor.
Hotel Berkeley.
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. F. B.
The Elkton.
Forest Hill.
Gray Gables.
Harris, Mrs. M. A.
Harris, Miss Mattie.
Hull, Mrs. M. H.
Lee, Mrs. Julia A.
McGuire, Miss Mary C.
McCrary, Mrs. M.
Margo Terrace.
Mears, Mrs. Ella.
Mitchell, Mrs. Carrie Carr.
Muller, Mrs. L. A.
Ninety-Nine, Haywood.
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.
Wright, 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 Park Bank — J. P. Sawyer,
President; J. E. Rankin, Cashier.
Wachovia Loan & Trust Co. — T. S.
Morrison, Chairman ; W. B. William-
son, Cashier.
The Citizens Bank— E. L. Ray,
President; J. A. Campbell, Cashier.
CHAMBER OP COMMERCE.
Board of Trade— J. A. Nichols, Pres-
ident; J. P. Kerr, Secretary.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Blue Ridge Building and Loan Asso-
ciation.
BAKERS.
Asheville Strane Bakery.
Beurer's Bakery.
Paul's Model Bakery.
Woman's Exchange.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Blue Ridge Granite Brick Co.
French Broad Granite Brick Co.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
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.
Keibler & Whitehead.
Lutz Meat Co.
Star Market.
Marlow Bros.
Faulkner Bros.
Ledford, J. M.
Teague's Market.
Zimmerman & Son.
Hill & Young.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'B'S,
Morrison, T. S., & Co.
Asheville Harness Co.
Brown, C. L.
Wallace, J. C.
CLUBS.
Asheville Club.
Elks' Club.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Kroger, William.
Asheville Wholesale Grocery Co.
Rickman, T. J.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Asheville Cotton Mills.
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CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
McKay's, Pharmacy.
Baker, C. P.
Montford Drug Co.
Club Cafe & Candy Kitchen.
Seawell's Pharmacy.
Fisher, H. L.
Smith's Drug Store.
Heston, J. M. & Son.
Streetman, T. L.
Lee-Bryant Co.
West End Drug Store.
Mascari, Charles.
DOCTORS.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Ambler, C. P.
Byerly, E.
Anderson, J. G.
Creasman & Owenby.
Ballard. A. M.
Clements, G. W.
Battle, S. W.
Smith. J. W. M.
Briggs, H. H.
Dalton, T. S.
Brownson, W. C.
Francis, W. C.
Brvan. J. W.
McDowell, E. E.
Bryant, R. H.
McPherson, J. C.
Buckner, R. G.
Patton, J. L.
Callaway, A. W.
Tennent, .T. A.
Carroll, J. L.
Westall, J. M.
Carroll, R. S.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Cheesborough, T. P.
Asheville Coal Co.
Cocke, Jere.
Asheville Coal & Lumber Co.
Dunn. W. L.
Southern Coal Co.
Eckels, 0. F.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
Elias. L. W.
FURNISHERS.
Fletcher, M. H.
Asheville Dry Goods & Clothing Co.
Frazier, Thompson.
Blomberg, A.
Gardner. G. D.
Blomberg, S. I.
Gibbs, E. W.
Finestein, S. ,
Glenn. C. B.
Glaser & Sugg.
Gruner, E. P.
Moore, M. V., Co.
Hampton, J. E.
Redwood, H., & Co.
Hennell, M. H.
Stoner, O. E.
Hilliard. W. D.
Whitlock Clothing Co.
Hunnicutt. W. J.
Zagier, M.
Johnson, Alice E.
Zagier, R. B.
Jordan, C. S.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
McBrayer, L. B.
Sumner, Sons & Co.
Meacham & Rockwell.
Redwood, H., & Co.
Merriwater. F. T.
Kindley, W. E., & Co.
Merrimon. Louise.
Lipinsky, S.
Millender. M. C.
DENTISTS.
Minor. C. L.
Foreman, J. W.
Morris, E. R.
Sinclair, J. A.
Orr, P. G.
Reeves, R. H.
Paquin, Paul.
Ramsey, J. F.
Powell, W. V.
Hunt, F. L.
Pritchard. Arthur.
Fawcett. J. W.
Purefoy, G. W.
Parker, J. M.
Reynolds. C. V.
Smathers. Waxier.
Rinser, P. H.
Durham, Benjamin.
Sawver. James.
Mann, I.
Sevier, D. E. & L. T.
Chambers, E. 0.
Smith. Owen.
Hall, B. F.
Stevens, M. L.
Glenn, C. F.
Van Ruck, Carl.
Matthews, Augustus.
Van Ruck. Svlva.
Sinclair. P. D.
Walker. J. W.
TOBACCO DEALERS.
Weaver, H. B.
Whittinffton, W. P.
Blomberg, L.
Schas, M.
Asheville Tobacco Co.
Pugh, C. S.
William. John H.
Zimmerman, C. S.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Asheville Electric Co.
Barbee's Cigar Store.
W. T. Weaver Power Co.
DRUGGISTS.
FERTILIZER DEALERS &
M'F'R'S.
Carmichael, W. C.
Asheville Packing Co.
Rayser, C. A.
Rogers. W. F., <fc Sons.
Asheville Pharmacy.
Carolina Pharmacy.
FLORISTS.
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Grants Pharmacy.
Lashly, D. A.
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Brown, E. E.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Asheville Fish Co.
Hyams, M.
Graham's Fish Market.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Asheville Supply & Foundry Co.
Sternberg Supply & Foundry Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Beaumont Furniture Co.
Burton & Holt.
Deal & Rector.
Green Bros.
Moore, W. L.
Smathers. J. L.. & Sons.
Walton & McLain.
GROCERS.
Slayden, Fakes & Co.
Mustern-Bobertson Co.
Asheville Grocery Co.
Baird Bros.
Earl & Nelson.
Allison, G. D.
Barnett, W. L.
Campbell. J. M., & Co.
Cooper, C. S.
Davis, W. A.
Felmet Bros.
Ford, W. P., & Son.
Forster Supply Co.
Foster, Frank S.
Harkius. B. W., & Co.
Hayes, J. F.
Hyams. M.
Incde, J. B.
Jarrett. E. C.
Jenkins, J. H.
Johnson, W. E.
Johnston, J. V.
Micholov, A. D.
Millhollanrl & Lipe.
Miller, F. M.
Noland-Mclntvre Co.
Olive. H. J.
Owenbv & Son.
Redman, S. M.
Stradlev & Luther.
Webb, D. H.
Welch, J. L... & Co.
Sawyer. C.
Yates & McGuire.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Asheville Hardware Co.
Green, O. L., Hardware Co.
Brown-Northrup & Co.
HOSPITALS.
Mission Hospital.
Merriweather Hospital.
Biltmore Hospital.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Aston, Rawls & Co. (Fire.)
Rutledge, Frederick. & Co. (Fire.)
Patterson. J. R., & Co. (Fire.)
LaBarbe. Moale & Chiles (Fire).
JEWELERS.
Field. Arthur M., Co.
Alexander, G.
Carpenter, J. E.
Cosbv, B. H.
Trast, H. M.
Goldsmith, W. W.
Henderson, C. H.
Jennerett. L. W.
Shaffner, W. H.
Stern, Victor.
LAUNDRIES.
Asheville Steam Laundry Co.
Model Steam Laundry.
Mountain City Steam* Laundry.
LAWYERS.
Adams, J. G.
Adams, J. S.
Adams, J. Sneed.
Adicks, H. F.
Anderson, J. B.
Arthur, J. B.
Barnard, A. S.
Bernard, S. G.
Britt. J. J.
Bourne, L. M.
Brown, M. W.
Brown. W. P.
Carter, Frank.
Carter. H. B.
Chedester, H. C.
Cocke, P. C.
Cocke, Wm. J.
Craig, Locke.
Curtis. Z. F.
Davidson, T. F.
Davies, Wm. M.
F.eatherston, A. A., Jr.
Ford, J. F.
GiUis, Donald.
Glenn, J. F.
Gudger, J. M., Sr.
Gudger, J. M., Jr.
Gudger, Owen.
Gudger, V. 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, C. N.
Martin, J. C.
Martin. J. H.
Merrick, Duff.
Merrimon, J. G.
Merrimon, J. H
Merrimon. H. E.
Millard, D. R.
Montieth. A. D.
Moore, Charles A.
Morrison, A. T.
Murphy, J. D.
Parker. Haywood.
Randolph. E. G.
Ravenel, S. P.
Reynolds, G. S.
Reynolds, R. R.
Rickman, T. J.
Roberts, Gallatin.
Rollins. T. S.
Settle, Thomas.
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Shuford, G. A.
Shuford, W. B.
Sondley, F. A.
Starues, J. R.
Steveus, H. B.
Styles, J. S.
Swain, J. B.
Thomas, F. W.
Thoinasson, G. A.
Tucker, J. H.
Van Winkle, Kingsland.
Way, Eugene.
Weaver, Guy.
Weaver, Zebulon.
Webb, Charles A.
Welch, Gilmer.
Wells, It. M.
Whitson, W. R.
Williams, R. R.
Wright, G. H.
PAINT AND Oil. DEALERS.
Fitzpatrick, R. L., & Son.
Perkinson, T. J.
Excelsior Paint Co.
Miller-Rice Co.
Bowles, R. E.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
McConnell Bros.
Owenby-Fletcher Co.
PLUMBERS.
Rich, J. R., Co.
Ball & Thrash.
Guischard, G. L.
Moore, J. W.
Union Plumbers.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Falk, C.
Dunham, H. A.
Benton & Holt.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Hoge & Koonce.
Ray, C. F.
Brock. I.
Lindsey, T. H.
McCanless, J. M.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Aston, Rawls & Co.
Forbes & Campbell.
Atkinson & Sons.
LaBarbe, Moal & Chiles.
Grant Realty Co.
Canaday, W. M.
Donnahoe & Bledsoe.
McKissick Realty Co.
Batterham, H.
Brown & Logan.
Hall & Penland.
Marsteller & Co.
McCloskey, J. J.
Mills & Metts.
Woods, F. T. H.
Carter, G. D.
Campbell, J. M.
Ingle, F. D.
Lvman, A. J.
TAILORS.
Brown & Co.
Logan, S. T.
Foller, J. J.
Whitlock Clothing Co.
CNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Noland-Brownell Co.
Hare, Baird & Co.
Red Cross Undertaking Co.
Starues, J. R.
Brown, J. V., & Son.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Tuttle A A.
WALL PAPER HANGERS.
Fitzpatrick, R. L., & Sons.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Hackney-Moale Co.
The Inland Press.
Asheville Printing Co.
Rogers. H. T.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Gazette News (Daily and Semi-
Weekly)— W. A. Hildebrand, Editor.
New Testament Christian (Monthly,! —
Lucius B. Compton. Editor.
Our Chinch Record (Monthly)— E. T.
Coyner, Editor.
Asheville Citizen (Daily and Semi-
Weekly) — James II. Caine. Editor.
Asheville Citizen — James H. Caine,
Editor.
UMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Westall, J. M., & Co.
Westall, W. H., & Co.
Coleman, J. S., Lumber Co.
Scott Lumber Co.
Mason Lumber Co.
Mason, B. C.
Whiting Lumber Co.
Wm. Ritter Lumber Co.
Arbogast, J. C.
Asheville Lumber Co.
Craggy Lumber Co.
Empire Lumber Co.
English Lumber Co.
Jones. Wm. M.
McEwen Lumber Co.
Monger Lumber Co.
Sproes, W. J.
Swananoa Lumber Co.
Glen Inslis Co.
Rutherford, J. W.
English, J. W., & Co.
MARBLE WORKS. *
Bean, S. I., & Co.
Cherokee Marble Works.
Wolfe, W. O.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Hans Rees Tannery Co.
Asheville Supply & Foundry Co.
United States Furniture Co.
Southern Mica Co.
Brown, M. Vance.
Biltmore Box Co.
Jones, Wm. M.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Morrison, T. S-, & Co .
Asheville Hardware Co.
Barnard, W. W.
WEAVERVTLIiE.
Incorporated in 1909.
Population, 1909: White, 400; col-
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ored. 100; total, 500.
Value real estate, $75,000; value per-
sonal property. $50,000.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — T. N. Greenlee.
Postmaster — T. H. Weaver.
Chief of Police — J. Burgin.
R. R. Agent — D. Wagoner. Agent
for the Weaverville electric line.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist — W. C. Pooney, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant — G. L. Curry,
Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Weaverville College — O. S. Dean,
President.
Weaverville School — G. H. Blanken-
ship, Principal.
DOCTORS.
Reagan, J. J.
Reagan, L. A.
Gill, J. M.
Robinson, Z. B.
DRUGGISTS.
Reeves, T. H.
GENERAL, MERCHANDISE.
Whitamore, J. M.
West, C. P.
Reeves, W.' H. & Son.
Mick Brothers.
Merrill, E. B.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Reagan, W. M.
Weaver, Capt.
Hollister, Mrs.
Rroadwater. 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, JS50.000.
Tax rate: 35c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS,
Mayor — G. W. Stepp.
Postmaster— G. W. Stepp.
Chief of Police — T. A. Brown.
R. R. Agent— W. H. Smith, South-
ern Railway Co.
Manager Telegraph — W. H. Smith.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— D. R. Profit, Pastor.
Baptist— L B. Hudgins, Supt.
Methodist (Northern) — Rev. Mr.
Mattison, Pastor.
Presbyterian — E. L. Siler, Pastor.
Episcopal — Rev. Mr. Meyers, Rector.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
High School — W. W. Brvan, Prin.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Commonwealth — ,T. W. McKoy,
President: A. A. Heeeman, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Cotton, C. E.
Archer, I. J.
Terrell, A. J.
Landis, B. P.
DENTISTS.
Dr. Burke.
DRUGGISTS.
Landis & Terrell.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
McKoy, J. M.
Hall, W. C.
Dickson, W. B. (Hardware.)
Mayer, ,T. A.
Queen. E. W.
Hill, W. M., & Co., (Meats).
Allred, J. J., & Co.
Cauble, P. A. (Groceries.)
Carolina Feed Store.
Cash Store.
McGraw, Jno. G., Agent.
Reed, R. H.
Reed, J. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Gladstone Hotel.
Mountain View House.
The Inn.
Crawford Boarding House.
Mt. Mitchell Inn.
Enthoffer Inn.
Dickson, W. B.
LIVERY STABLES.
Brown Bros.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Black Mountain Building and Loan
Association.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENTS.
Hegeman & Currier.
BILTMORE.
Incorporated in 1893.
Population, 1909; White, 400; color-
ed, none; total. 400.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — S. P. Ravenel.
Postmaster — B. ,T. 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.
DOCTORS.
Elias, L. W.
DRUGGISTS.
Biltmore Drug Store.
GROCERS.
Stoner. A. D.
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BUNCOMBE— BURKE.
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.
.MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Biltmore Estate Industries.
BURKE COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, MORGANTON.
Population: (Census 1910), 21,40S.
Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Edmund Burke.
Area: 400 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,824,410 ; value of personal property. $1,070,310.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $2,S27,549; by negroes, §67,891.
No. of Schools: For whites, 54; for negroes, 10.
Tax Rate: 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, 29.70 miles, assessed value $865,248.16
Pullman Company, assessed value 5,256.90
Southern Express Company, assessed value 2.94S.90
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 5,690.30
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 10,746.00
Carolina and Northwestern Railway, 2. IS, assessed value 20,162.25
'Superior Court Terms: First Monday after first Monday in March; fourth
Monday before first Monday in September; thirteenth Monday after first
Monday in March; thirteenth Monday after first Monday in September.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court — L. A. Bristol,
Morgauton.
Sheriff — Forest C. Berry, Morganton.
Register of Deeds — John B. Hollo-
way, Morganton.
Treasurer — S. S. Lane, Morganton.
Coroner — F. E. Cooke. Morganton,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Surveyor — J. P. Bumgarner, Mor-
ganton, R. F. D. No. 1.
Co. Supt. of Health— E. W. Phifer,
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.
Morganton Township — W. A. Ross,
Morganton ; A. N. Dale, Morganton ;
H. C. Deaton, Morganton ; John Hal-
lyburton, Morganton.
Silver Creek — J. R. Taylor, Morgan-
ton, R. F. D. No. 1; S. M. Hawkins.
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 1 ; T. L. Mor-
rison, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 1.
Lower Fork — M. F. Huffman, Con-
nelly Springs, R. F. D. No. 3;
W. H. York, Connelly Springs, R.F.D. i
No. 3; M. A. Carswell, Connelly
Springs, R. F. D. No. 3; Thomas Set-
tieniyre, 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 — Holt Carswell. Morgan-
ton, R. F. D. No. 4 ; Joseph Hipps,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 4; J. J. Po-
teet. Morganton, R. F. D. No. 4.
Quaker .Meadows — John Houk, Mor-
ganton, R. F. D. No. 5 ; T. C. Fleming,
Morganton, R. F. D. No. 3; John Har-
bison, R. F. D. No. 5.
Lmville — S. B. Moore, Fonta Flora ;
W. T. Austin, Gibbs ; Joe Hemphill,
Fonta Flora.
Smokey Creek— J. R. Benfield, Mor-
ganton, R. F. D. No. 2; W. M. War-
lick, 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:John
Roderich, Morganton, R. F. D. No. 2.
Icard — J. W. Parrish, Hildebrand ;
W. A. Hildebrand, Hildebrand; G.
L. Stines, Hildebrand : M. D. Earney,
Hildebrand ; P. M. Cook. Hildebrand.
Upper Creek — Salem Franklin, Jonas
Ridge; J. A. Fleming, Table Rock;
BURKE COUNTY.
Ill
W. A. Kincaid, Joy.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Baptist — R. L. Patton, Morganton ;
Rev. Hageman, Morganton ; P. J. Shell,
Gibbs.
Methodist— E. M. Modlin, Mor-
ganton ; E. C. Pansey, Connelly
Springs.
Presbyterian — Dugald Monroe.
3IERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Giles, A. H., Fonta Flora.
Noblett Bros., Lenville Store.
Kenedy & Co., Table Rock.
Berry Bros., Drexel.
FliOUR, CORN AND FEED MILES.
Bridgewater Milling Co., Glen
Alpine.
SAW MILLS.
Pitts & Giles, Glen Alpine.
Pitts, J. D., Glen Alpine.
Kincaid, S. A., Chesterfield.
Hntton & Bourbonnais, Morganton.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Hood, W. A., Chesterfield.
Hood, John .Chesterfield.
Hood, Miss Lucile, Chesterfield.
Hood, Miss Virgie, Chesterfield.
Hood, Miss Eva, Chesterfield.
Smith, Miss Winnie, Chesterfield.
Smith, Miss Jennie, Chesterfield.
Seals, Miss Bessie. Bridgewater.
Logon, Miss Eva, Bridgewater.
Waters, Miss Olive, Morganton.
Waters. Miss Nova. Morganton.
Hoffman, Miss Mabel. Drexel.
Tilley, Mrs. Lillian, Drexel.
Rector, J. A., Drexel.
Whisnant, Joe, Morganton.
Benfield, H. S., Morganton.
Kerley, G. L., Hildebrand.
Beach, J. W., Hildebrand.
Laxton, Miss M. A., Morganton.
Laxton, Miss Buena, Morganton.
Puett, C. P., Morganton.
Arney, Miss Alice. Worry.
Erwin, Miss Iva. Morganton.
Duckworth, Miss Narnie, Morgan-
ton.
Neil. Miss Gertrude, Morganton.
Whisnant. W. E.. Morganton.
Taylor, Miss Carrie, Brindletowu.
LaFevers, Mrs. C. I., Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Simmons, Miss Sue, Morganton.
Lorbacher, Mrs. L. M.. Morganton.
Corpening, Miss Ada, Worry.
Tomlinson, Miss Lena, Rutherford
College.
MORGANTON.
Population, 1909: 2,500. No white
polls, 400; No. colored polls. 100.
Value real estate, .$474,327; value
personal propertv, $308,713.
Tax Rate: $1.00 on the $100.
Bonded debt, $29,000; floating debt,
$6,400.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. B. Boger.
Chief of Police— John Wall.
City Clerk — Hamilton Erwin.
Treasurer — W. E. Walton.
Tax Collector — Hamilton Erwin.
City Attorney — A. C. Avery, Jr.
City Supt. of Health— E. W. Phifer.
Postmaster — C. F. McKisson.
R. R. Agent— J. E. Galloway, South-
ern Railway Company.
Express Agent — J. E. Galloway.
Telegraph Manager — 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 — Rev. Mr. Jordan, Pastor.
Presbyterian — W. F. Hollingsworth,
Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Morganton Graded Schools — Prof.
E. M. Hairfield, Supt.
Patton's High School — R. L. Patton,
Principal.
Marbut School — Mrs. W. R. Marbut,
Principal.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Morgan.
McConnaughey House.
Hemphill, Mrs. T. L.
Patton House.
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.
Hanks & Co.
BOOK STORES.
Gaither, B. S.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Green & Kincaid.
Formey & Co.
McDowell, J., & Co.
Smith, J. M.
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.
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DENTISTS.
Jeter, I. P.
Dula, A. M.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
News-Herald— T. G. Cobb, Editor.
DRUGGISTS.
Leslie, W. A.
Burke Drug Co.
DOCTORS.
Riddle, .T. B.
Phifer. E. "W.
Warlick, E. S.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Davis. I. I., & Son.
Presnell & Hogan.
Hildebrand & Connelly.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.
Morganton Electric Light Co.
FRUIT DEAEERS.
Ross, W. A.
Newton. P. F.
FERTILIZER DEAEERS & M'F'R'S.
Pearson, J. H.
Beach. J. A.. & Son.
FISH AND OYSTER DEAEERS.
McGalleard & Lowdermilk.
FURNITURE DEAEERS.
Claywell Bros.
Kerksev, C. P.
GROCERS.
Moreanton Grocery Co.
HARDWARE DEAEERS.
Morsrnnton Hardware Co.
HOSPITALS.
Grace.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Wilson, J. W.
Hildebrand. M. P.
Ervin, W. C.
Harbison, W. A.
Hossfleld. P. W.
Patton, P. W.
JEWELERS.
Patton, W. H.
Wortman. W. A.
Miller. H. E.
LAUNDRIES.
Morganton Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.
Avery, I. T.
Ervin. W. C.
Avery, A. C, Sr.
Averv, A. C, Jr.
Ervin. S. J.
Perkins, John T.
Mull. J. M.
Riddle. R. V .T.
Huffman, R. L.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Morganton Hardware Co.
Kerksev, C. F.
PAINTERS.
Lytle, Albert.
Ervin. Jim.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Shu ping, 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.
Hossfleld. F. W.
Patton. P. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Claywell Bros.
Kerkey. W. L.
WALE PAPER DEALERS.
Ervin. Jim.
Webber, L. J.
Lvtle. Albert.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Morganton Building and Loan As-
sociation.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Morganton Furniture Co. (Furni-
ture).
GLEN ALPINE.
Incorporated in 1881.
Population, 1909, white, 304; colored
22: total, 326.
Value real estate, $50,000; value
i personal property. $15,000; tax
i rate, . 10 cents per $100.
Mayor — L. F. Brinklev.
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 Railway.
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 1SS1.
Population, 1909. 308.
Value real estate, $13,424.
Value personal property, $20,705;
tax rate. 30 cents.
Mayor— .T. F. Coulter.
Postmaster — Mrs. Emma Moss.
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Chief of Police — R. B. Cassels.
K. K. Agent — B. B. Abernetby,
Southern Railway.
Manager Telegraph — Fanzo Aber-
netby, Western Union.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. F. Moser, T. H. Ed-
wards, W. E. Poover, D. P. Goode, R.
S. Abernetby, 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.
Aberuethv, R. S.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOCSES.
Johnson; J. P.
Moore, C. C.
Fleming, H. A.
Campbell, W. F.
Randle. Bufort.
LIVERY STABLES.
Morris. J. B.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Belwood Shoe Co.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, CONCORD.
Population: (Census 1910). 20.240.
Formed in 1792. Named in honor of Stephen Cabarrus.
Area, 488 square miles.
Value of real estate. $4,367,157: value of personal property. $2,124,634. '
Property listed in 1910, by whites. 86,334,787: by negroes, $157,004.
No. of Schools: For whites, 4S: for negroes. 22.
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. '■' ' 'i -i-? - ■ • -
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina Railroad, 17.16. miles, assessed value SS03.46S.78
Yarlkin Railroad, 1.15 miles, assessed value 6.883.10
Pullman Company, assessed value 3,037.32
Southern Express Company, assessed value ; 1,693.67
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 17,230.53
Concord Telephone Company, assessed value 3,000.00
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value. 3.726.00
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value .... 6,837.60
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 1,674.10
Southern Power Company, assessed value 69,411.00
Superior Court Terms: January 30th Ctwo weeks) ; May 8th (two weeks) ;
August 28th (one week) ; October 23rd Ctwo weeks).
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— M. L. Widen -
house, Concord.
Sheriff — J. F. Honeycutt, Concord.
Register of Deeds — John B. Mc-
Allister, Concord.
Treasurer — C. W. Swink. Concord.
Coroner — George H. Richmond.
Surveyor — Reece I. Long. Concord.
Co. Supt. of Health— J. W. Wallace,
Concord.
Co. Supt. of Schools— Charles E.
Boger. Concord.
Supt. of Count v Home — A. H. Sapp,
Concord, R. F. D. No. 3.
Co. Board of Education — James P.
Cook. (chrm.). Concord: W. F. Smith.
Davidson. R. F. D. No. 24; G. F. Mc-
Allister, Mt. Pleasant.
County Commissioners — W. W.
Flowe, (chrm.). Concord: John A.
Barnhardt. Harrisburg. R. F. D. No.
2; John W. Morris, Concord, R F. D.
No. 1 ; John AV. Cook. Concord, R. F.
D. No. 2; George W. Dry, Goldhill, R.
F. D. No. 2.
County Board of Elections — M. B.
Stickley. (chrm.). Concord: G. H. Rut-
ledge, Concord; J. H. Dorton, Concord.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
No. 1. Township — W. H. Oglesby,
Harrisburg; J. W. Staliings, Harris-
burs; Walter E. Klutz, Concord. R. F.
R. No. 6.
No. 2 — W. J. McLaughlin. Concord,
R. F. D. No. 6.
No. 3 — C. H. Hamilton, Davidson,
B. 1'. D. No. 24.
No. 4 — T. L. Ross, Kannapolis; J.
W. Winecoff, Glass ; J. A. Winecoff,
Glass.
No. 5— M. J. Shinn. Concord. R. F.
D. No. 3; P. M. Misenheimor. Concord,
R. F. D. No. 3.
No. 6 — A. Crowell, Concord, R. ,F.
D. No. 4; G. E. Ritchie, Concord, R.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
F. D. No. 4; M. W. Allnian, Concord,
It. F. D. No. 4.
No. 7— G. W. Dry. Gold Hill. R. F.
D. No. 2; G. H. Moose, Gold Hill, R.
P. D. No. 2.
No. 8— Jonas Cook. Mt. Pleasant; T.
A. Moser, Concord. It. F. I>. No. 5.
No. 9 — P. F. Widenhouse, George-
ville.
No. 10— W. H. Bost, Harrisburg, R.F.
D. No. 4; H. C. Cook, Harrisburg, R.
F. D. No. 4; Sam Black, Harrisburg,
R. F. D. No. 2; Will Black, Harris-
burg, R. F. D. No. 4.
No. 11— C. F. Smith, Bost's Mills.
No. 12— J. N. Brown, Concord ; W. J.
Hill, Concord ; G. M. Lore, Concord ;
C. A. Pitts, Concord ; D. M. Furr,
Concord ; J. A. Kimmons, Concord ; J.
M. Howard, Concord; J. P. Howard,
Concord ; C. J. Williams, Concord.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Methodist — S. S. Hiffgins, Harris-
burg, R. F. D. No. 4; W. P. McGhee,
Concord; W. B. Shinn, Kannapolis;
J. J. Eads, Concord.
Presbyterian — L. H. Query, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 2; J. E. Summers, Con-
cord, R. F .D. No. 2.
Baptist — J. W. Snider, Concord ; W.
T. Talbirt, Kannapolis.
Lutheran — Lester D. Miller. Mt.
Pleasant.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Rocky River High School — L. A.
Bikle. Principal, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Sunderland Hall for Girls — Miss
Melissa Montgomery. Principal, Con-
cord, R. F. D. No. 6.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Grier, S. A., Harrisburg.
Black, J. C, Harrisburg, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Yow. I. A., Georgeville.
Gouger, George J., Concord, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Flow. J. W., Kannapolis.
Caudle. H. H., Kannapolis.
Pbarr, T. F., Concord, R. F. D.
No. G.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Shinn <!t Widenhouse, Georgeville.
Barrier & Son, Georseville.
Little. D. J., Bosts Mills.
Hartsell, P. J.. Harrisburg, R. F.
D. No. 4.
Carriker. J. W.. Harrisburg, R.
F. 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.
Burleyson. Mrs. Jeanett, Concord. R.
F D. No. 7.
Oglesby. W. H.. Harrisburg.
Teeter. M. F.. & Co,. Harrisburg.
Alexander, J. F.. Harrisburg.
Morrison, D. L., Harrisburg.
Harry, W. D., Harrisburg, R. F.
D No. 3.
Cook, J. W.. Concord, R. F. D. No. 2.
Triece, J. P., Glass.
Smith Bros., Davidson, R. F. D.
No. 24.
Emerson, M. A., Concord. R. F. D.
No. 2.
Brown, J. E., Glass.
Andrews, S. R., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Herrin, M .E., Mt. Pleasant, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Lentz, A. C, & Co., Gold Hill, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Watts Bros., Concord. R. F. D.
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. P., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Goodnight & Johnson. Concord. R.
j F. D. No. 2.
Black, Sam, Harrisburg, R. F. D.
COTTON GINS.
Bost. E. T., Bosts Mills.
Pharr, T. F., Concord, R. F. D. N. 6.
Stallings, P. F., Concord, R. F. D.
No. G.
Garmon, John, Concord. R. F. D.
No. 6.
Flowe & McAunultv, Concord. R. 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, R. F. D.
No. 6.
Russell, R. A., Concord.
Dees, R. A., Concord.
McEachern, 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.
Measimer & 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.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
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Soutbern Cotton Oil Co., Concord.
FLOUB, CORN AND FEED MILES.
Bost, E. T., Bosts Mills.
Pharr, T. F., Concord, R. F. D. No. 6.
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.
Kindlev, 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 MIEES.
Safrit, R. W„ Concord, R. F. Di
No. 4.
Bost, W. B. J.. Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Heinze, 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.
Dees, R. A., Concord.
PCBEIC 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, Harris-
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.
Weddiugton, Miss Hattie, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Query, Miss Kate, Concord, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Kerr. R. T., Mooresville. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Johnson, Miss Cora, Concord, 1!. F.
D. No. 2.
Emmerson, Miss Carrie. Concord, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Isenhour, Miss Cora, ConcorJ, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Morris, W .C, Concord, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Caldwell, Clell, Kannapolis.
Cook, Miss Ollie, Kannapoiis
Efird, Miss Maggie, KannapoUs.
Moser, Miss Maggie, Kann.ipolis.
Rumple, Miss Ella May, Glass, R.
F. D.
Sloop, Miss Berta, Concord. It. F.
D. No. 2.
Ritchie, Grover, Concord.
Johnson, Miss Ola, Concord, 1!. 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.
Jeffeoat, Miss Cora Pearl, Concord,
R. F. D. No. 4.
Suther, John A., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Lippard. A. J., Concord, R. F. D.
No. 4.
Krimminger. Miss Loretta. Concord,
R. F. D. No. 4.
Cruse, W. C, Gold Hill.
Plyler, C. G., Gold Hill.
Barnhardt, Mrs. C. H., 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 Elma, 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.
D No. 7.
Baker. H. T., Harrisburg, R. F. D.
.lenkins, 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.
No. 5.
Rankin, Charles W., Concord, R.
F. D. No. 0.
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CABARRUS COUNTY.
Orier, Miss Mavme, Concord. R. F.
D. No. 6.
Cline, Miss Ollie, Concord.
CONCORD.
Population. 1009: 12.250.
No. white polls, 1,236; No. colored
polls, 210.
Value real estate. $3,117,238; value
personal property, $760,066.
Tax Kate: $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. Boger.
City Clerk— W. H. Gibson.
Treasurer — W. H. Gibson.
Tax Collector— W. J. Montgomery,
Jr.
City Attorney— L. T. Hartsell.
Postmaster — M. L. Buchanan.
R. R. Agent — E. Runion.
Express Agent — W. B. Ward.
Telegraph Managers — Miss Virginia
Fouchee. Western Union ; F. M. Yick-
ery. Postal Telegraph Co.
Telephone Managers — L. D. Cole-
trane. Concord Telephone Co. ; Miss
Maud Brown. Southern Bell Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — (First). S. N. Watson, Pas-
tor; (Second), D. F. Helms. Pastor.
Episcopal (All Saints)— No Rector.
■Lutheran (St. Tames)— Chas. P. Mc-
Laughlin, Pastor: (St. Andrews),
Charles Pless. Pastor.
Methodist— (Central), P. T. Durham,
Pastor; (Forest HilD. W. L. Hutch-
ins. Pastor; (Epworth), J. A. J. Far-
rinsrton. Pastor.
Presbyterian — (First), .T. M. Grier,
Pastor; (McKinnon). No Pastor;
(Cannonville)., no Pastor: (Bayless
Memorial), no Pastor.
Associated Reform 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— A. S. Webb,
Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
St. Cloud-Normandy.
New South Cafe.
Pity Cafe.
Tsenhour Bros.
Allen House.
Fisher House.
Marshall House.
ARCHITECTS.
Propst. A. H.
Caldwell, D. A.
Walthall, R. L.
Browns'. R. A., Sons.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Concord National Bank — D. B. Col-
trane. President; L. D. Coltrane,
Cashier.
Cabarrus Savings Bank — H. I.
Woodhouse, President; C. W. Swink,
Cashier.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co. — A. Jones
Yorke. President ; C. B. Wagoner,
Cashier.
BAKERS.
The Concord Steam Bakery.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
R. A. Brown's Sons.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Ivey Shoe Store,
j Cannon & Fetzer Co.
i White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Brown-Cannon Co.
Parks, H. L., & Co.
Dayvault Co.. The.
Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co.
Barrier- Widenhouse & Co.
Cline Bros.
Eflrd's.
Smith. T. J., & Bro.
Waddell. I. H., & Sons.
Furr, D. M.
Furr & Bost.
Widenhouse & Sons.
Dry, C. A.. & Co.
Furr, J. M.
Walter, M. C. Co.
BOOK STORES.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Dayvault. J. F., & Co.
Sappenfleld. C. M.
Morrison, W. F.
Beck. Fred.
Greabers' Sons.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
The Cabarrus County Building,
Loan & Savings Association.
The Concord Perpetual Building &
Loan Association.
Citizens Building & Loan Associa-
tion.
CARRIAGE DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Dees. R. F. (Manufacturer.)
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Davvault Co., The.
CLUBS.
Elk's Home.
Piedmont Club. (Incorporated.)
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Cannon Mfg. Co.
Cabarrus Cotton Mills.
Gibson Mfg. Co.
Locke Cotton Mills Co.
Young-Hartsell Mills Co.
Brown Mfg. Co.
Brander Cotton Mill Corporation.
Franklin Cotton Mills.
Kerr Bleachery &■ Finishing Works.
Magnolia Mills Co.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Concord Candv Kitchen.
Searboro, W. H.
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Norman, J.
Walter, M. C, Co.
Kitz, H. G.
Fisher's.
Dove & Bost Co.
Dayvault Co., The.
Troy, C. T.
Wilkinson -Widen house Co.
Lippard & Barrier.
Barrier, Widenhouse & Co.
Correll & Stratford.
Laughlin, John.
Gibson Drug Store.
Waddell, I. H., & Sons.
Peoples Drug Co.
Smith, T. J., & Bro.
Fetzers Drug Store.
Furr, D. M.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Propst. A. H.
Board of Light & Water Commis-
Caldwell, D. A.
sioners, Southern Power Co.
Walthall, R. L.
FRUIT DEALERS.
R. A. Brown's Sons.
Concord Candy Kitchen.
Dry, C. B.
Ritz, H. G.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Dove & Bost Co.
Craven, K. L., & Sons.
Lippard & Barrier.
Foil, W. A.
Scarboro & Roberts.
Pounds, A. B.
Norman, J.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
United Citizens Club — L. W. Bran-
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
der, President; J. C. Fink, Secretary
Cline & Moose.
and Treasurer.
Dayvault Co.. The.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
FURNISHERS.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Cannon & Fetzer Co.
Sappenfield, C. M.
Brown-Cannon Co.
Isenhouer Bros.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
New South Cafe.
Parks, H. L. & Co.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
Dayvault Co., The
Concord Foundry & Machine Works.
Wilkinson-Wideuhouse & Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Efird's.
Bell-Harris Furniture Co.
COTTON GINS.
Craven Bros. Furniture & Under-
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
taking Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Concord Furniture Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
Wilkinson, H. B., & Co.
Parks, H. L., & Co.
GROCERS.
Efird's.
Hartsell, A. F., & Co. (Wholesale.)
DENTISTS.
Patterson, G. W. (Wholesale.)
Herring, H. C.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Houston, W. C.
Lippard & Barrier.
Ezzell, W. L.
Hahn-Honeycutt Co.
TOBACCO DEALERS.
Glass, W. J.
Hartsell, A. F., Co. (Wholesale).
Parks, H. L., & Co.
Patterson, G. W.
Troy, C. T.
DRUGGISTS.
Correll & Stratford.
Gibson Drug Store, (Inc.)
Gaddy, R. L.
Fetzers Drug Store, (Inc.)
Miller, J. L.
Cabarrus Drug Co.
Dove & Bost Co.
Peoples Drug Co.
Blume Bros.
Marsh, M. L.
Waddell, I. H., & Son.
Means Drug Co.
Smith, T. J., & Bro.
Eureka Drug Co.
Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co.
DOCTORS.
Walker. D. M.
Young, R. S.
Williams, C. J.
Rogers, F. 0.
Furr & Bost.
Smoot & Pemberton.
Barrier-Widenhouse & Co.
Archev, L. M.
Laughlin, John.
Caldwell. D. G.
Blackwelder, Arthur.
Kins:. R. M.
Caudle & Suther.
Lafferty, J. S.
Walter, M. C, Co.
Wallace, J. W.
Widenhouse & Sons.
Reed, J. F.
FIVE AND TEN-CENT STORES.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Brachen, Miss Glenn.
White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
Parks, H. L. & Co. .
Black & Shepard.
Efird's.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
White, C. R.
Widenhouse & Sons.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Dry, C. A.
King, J. B. (Life.)
Furr & Bost.
Moon, J. V. (Life.)
IIS
CABARRUS COUNTY.
White, T. J. (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. C. Jewelry Co.
Willeford, J. C.
Collett, J. W.
LAUNDRIES.
Concord Steam Laundry.
LAWYERS.
Hartsell. L. T.
Montgomery & Crowell.
Means, W. G.
Smith, W. M.
Stickley, M. B.
Puryear, H. S.
Williams, H. S.
Armfield, Maness & Skyes.
LIMBER M'F'R'S. AND DEALERS.
Yorke Furniture Co.
Sills Lumber.
Niblock & Davis.
Dry, C. B.
National Lumber Co.
MARBLE WORKS.
Freeze & Utley.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Ritchie Hardware Co.
Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
PAINTERS.
Correll, E. F.
Brown, J. LaFayette.
W T hitlock. Marvin. (Sign.)
Mund, Frank.
Whitlock. William.
Ritz, H. G. (Sign.)
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Same as Grocers.
PLUMBERS.
Sanitary Plumbing Co.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Newman. T. C.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Concord Times (Weekly) — J. B.
Sherrill, Proprietor.
The Concord Daily Tribune — J. B.
Sherrill, Proprietor.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Job Press.
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.
City Pressing Club.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co.
Craven Bros. Furniture & Under-
taking Co.
Wilkinson, H. B., & Co.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Oriffln, B. L.
Bunn, J. F.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Correll, E. F.
Mund, Frank.
MT. PLEASANT.
Incorporated in 1S56.
Population. 1909: White, 800; col-
ored, 150; total, 950.
Value real estate, $60,000; value per-
sonal property, $140,000.
Tax Rate: 30c. on the .$100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. M. Shuping.
Postmaster — A. W. Moore.
Chief of Police— J. L. Lefler.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Lutheran — J. P. Miller, Pastor.
German Reform — Rev. Mr. Shulen-
burger. Pastor.
Metehodist— B. E. Staufield.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute — «1.
F. McAllister, Principal.
Mount Amvena Seminary — J. H. C.
Fisher. Principal.
Mt. Pleasant Graded School — Hugh
Barrier. Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Cabarrus Savings Bank of Mount
Pleasant — H I.. Woodhouse, Presi-
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.
Sifford. Blackwilder Co.
Barrier. D. D.
Hartsell. W. S.
Green, Joe.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Welsh House.
Lentz Hotel.
LIVERY STABLES.
Foil & Moose.
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.
James Knitting Mill.
Lefler. J. H.. Machine Shop.
CALDWELL COUNTY.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, LENOIR.
Population: (Census 1910), 20,579.
Formed in 1841. Named in honor of Dr. Joseph Caldwell, first Presi-
dent University North Carolina.
Area. 450 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,924,096; value of personal property, $1,349,245.
Property listed in 1910, by whites, $3,228,139; by negroes, $45,202.
No. of Schools: For whites, 75; for negroes, 13.
Tax Bate: 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.
Southern Express Company, assessed value $ 1,372.70
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 1,013.54
Caldwell and Northern Railroad, 23.50 miles, assessed value 90.090.00
Lenoir Electric Company, assessed value 4,000.00
Carolina and Northwestern Railway, 14.84 miles, assessed value... 137,251.50
Citizens Light and Power Company, assessed value 4.200.00
Watauga Turnpike Company, assessed value 6.750.00
'Superior Court Terms: First Monday before first Monday in March,
criminal and civil; eleventh Monday after first Monday in March. civil;
first Monday before first Monday in September, criminal and civil; twelfth
Monday after first Monday in September, civil.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— W. C. Moore,
Jr., Lenoir.
Sheriff— Julius P. Icard, Saw Mills.
Register of Deeds — James L. Miller,
Lenoir.
Treasurer — R. F. Shuford, Lenoir,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Coroner — John L. Austin, Lenoir, R.
F. D. No. 2.
Surveyor — Robert E. Tuttle, Lenoir.
County Supt. Health— Dr. C. L. Wil-
son, Lenoir.
County Supt. Schools — Y. D. Moore,
Lenoir.
'Supt. County Home — F. M. Hodges,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 1.
County Board of Education — P. G.
Moore (chrm.). Granite Falls: M. L.
Greer, Lenoir; M. G. Shearer. Lenoir.
County Commissioners — M. Deal,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 2; W. J. Har-
ins'ton. Patterson; W. D. Wilkie,
Granite Falls.
County Board of Elections — Mark
Squires (chrm.), Lenoir; J. B. Isbell,
Lenoir: L. E. Rabb, Lenoir.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
John's River Township — W. T.
Moyers, Collettsville ; S. A. McCall,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 5; John Hayes,
Happy.
Hudson— J. P. Rush, Lenoir, R. F.
D. No. 3; Joe M. Lingle, Hudson; W.
H. H. Hartley, Hudson.
King's Creek — F. G. Laxton, King's
Creek; J. M. Brock, King's Creek;
Pickins Barlow, Kind's Creek.
Wilson's Creek— Colfax Clarke,
Edgemont; Job. F. Cook, Edgemont ;
W. P. Tuttle, Saginaw.
Lenoir — W. L. Swanson. Lenoir, R.
F. D. No. 3: Geo. B. Walsh, Lenoir;
F. B. Mitchell, Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 5.
Lower Creek — John P. Carlton, Le-
noir, R. F. D. No. 1 ; E. A. Poe. Le-
noir: G. R. Clark, Lenoir; P. J. Mc-
Dade, Lenoir.
Little River — John H. Jones. Granite
Falls, R. F. D. No. 1: A. T. Sims,
Granite Falls, R. F. D. No. 1: W. B.
J Winkler, Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 2.
Globe— Arthur Dula, Globe; W. P.
Coffey, Globe- Walter Curtis, Globe.
North Catawba— G. W. Smith,
Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 3: D. N. W.
Smith. Granite Falls, R. F. D. No. 2;
I. R, Conway, Granite Falls, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Patterson — H. L. Bolick, Finley ;
Amos L. Storie, Finley ; Thos. F. Cof-
fey, Finley.
Yadkin Valley— J. R. Steele, Yadkin
Valley; J. L. Jones. Blackstone;, R. M.
Bartow, Blackstone.
Lovelady — Geo. W. Haves, Granite
Falls: I. B. Williams; Granite Falls;
I. A. Starnes, Granite Falls.
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; .7.
B. Phillips, Happy; J. H. Nelson,
Patterson; L. C. Kins, Gamewell ; .7.
R. J. Amos, Saw Mills; D. L. Miller,
Saw Mills.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Globe Academy (now used as Pub-
lic School building).
King's Creek Academy (now used
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as Public School building).
DOCTORS.
Carter, 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., Patterson.
Hickman, E. T., Hudson.
Thorneburg, P. M., Hudson.
Lingle, J. A., Hudson.
Livingston, S. G., Draco.
McCall, S. A., Hobart.
McCall. W. A., Finley.
Sherrill G. W., Gunpowder.
McShane & Bryant, Yadkin Valley.
Smith, H. S., & Co., Petra.
Thompson, M. K., Gamewell.
Icenhour, G. M., Kind's Creek.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED .MILLS.
Moore Bros.. Granite Falls, R. F.
D. 2.
Jones, Edmund, Jr., Lenoir, R. F.
D. 3.
Tuttle, *D. B., Gamewell.
Deal, M., Lenoir, R. F. D. 2.
Smith, H. S., & Co., Petra.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Shaver, E. A., Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 1.
Crisp, W. C, Lenoir, R. F. D. No. 4.
Greene, Miss Maggie, Rufus.
Elrod, J. E., Patterson.
Webb, Miss Edna. Collettsville.
Isbell, J. H., King's Creek, R. F. D.
Ncu 1.
Gragg, Miss Ella, Globe.
Bolick, H. L.. Globe.
Downs, Miss Jennie, King's Creek.
Blair, Miss Pearl, Lenoir, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Estes, Miss Bertha, Upton.
Sherrill, J. G.. Lenoir. R. F. D. No. 1.
Thomas, P. J., Lenoir.
Winkler, W. L., Lenoir, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Chester, Miss Mary, Lenoir.
Laxton, F. G., King's Creek.
Wilson, Miss Esper, Granite Falls,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Downs, J. L., Downsville.
Smith, Osborne, Granite Falls, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Anderson, Miss Rose, Granite Falls.
Curtis, Miss Annie, Globe.
Bentley, L. G. R., Patterson.
Gragg, Miss Etta, Kelsey.
Dysart, Miss Minnie. Lenoir.
Perkins, Miss Mary E., Adako.
Steele, Miss Nora L., Yadkin Valley.
Steele, Miss Bertha, Patterson.
Kirby, Miss Ella, Granite Falls.
Deal, Miss Ella, Lenoir.
White, Miss Emma, King's Creek.
Gragg, Mrs. D. B., Edgemont.
Sherrill, Mrs. Annie, Lenoir.
Teague, T. G., Granite Falls.
Cobb, T. S., Granite Falls.
Flowers, Miss Elma, Granite Falls.
Crisp, J. C, Gragg.
Smith, R. M., Whitnel.
Greer, Miss Cora, King's Creek.
Greer, Miss Clara, King's Creek.
Isbell, Miss Frances, King's Creek.
Deal, Miss Kate, Lenoir.
Carlton, Miss Lizzie, Lenoir, R. F.
D., No. 1.
Smith, Miss Jennie, Morganton, R.
F. D. No. 3.
Hodges, Miss Mamie, Blowing Rock.
Bolick, A. L., Taylorsville, R. F. D.
No. G.
Flowers, R. S., Granite Falls.
Coffey, Miss Nannie, Finley.
Hawkins, Miss Francis, Yadkin Val-
ley.
Hawkins, Miss Ruby, Yadkin Valley.
Gragg, Mrs. Mary A., Globe.
Reid, S. L., Granite Falls.
Rhyn, W. N., Granite Falls, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Kincaid, Miss Maggie, Collettsville.
Laxton, Hayden, King's Creek.
Hoover, Miss Bessie, Lenoir, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Hodges,. Miss Pearl, Lenoir, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Coffey, Miss Vonnie, Lenoir, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Sherrill, Miss Maude, Lenoir, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Price, H. W., Granite Falls, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Myers, O. F., Buffalo Cove.
Bingham, D. L., Granite, Falls, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Coffey, Miss Mary E., Lenoir.
McNairy, Miss Callie, Lenoir.
Forney, Miss Edna, Lenoir.
Jones, Miss Sadie, Lenoir.
Burfoot, Miss Jennie, Lenoir.
Henkel, Miss Celeste, Lenoir.
Faucette, Miss Laura, Lenoir.
Blount, Miss Mary P., Lenoir.
Brown, Miss Mary L., Lenoir.
Cunningham, Miss Elizabeth, Lenoir.
England, Miss Maude, Lenoir.
Fuller, Mrs. S. W., Lenoir.
Dula. Mrs. B. H., Lenoir.
Harris, John L., Lenoir.
Suttlemyre, E. G., Granite Falls.
Henley, Miss Marie, Granite Falls.
Morris, Miss Lillie, Granite Falls.
Teague, Mrs. Jennie. Granite Falls.
Asheburn, Miss Hattie, Granite
Falls.
Beam, C. C, Rhodhiss.
Watson, Miss Bettie, Rhodhiss.
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LENOIR.
Population, 1909, about 4,000. No.
white polls, 300; No. colored polls, 60.
Value real estate, .$400,000; value
personal property, $600,000; tax rate,
66 2-3 cents.
Bonded debt, $100,000; floating
debt, $5,000.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— E. F. Wakefield.
Chief of Police— W. W. Dysart.
City Clerk— W. S. Miller.
Treasurer — W. S. Miller.
Tax Collector— W. W. Dysart.
Standard-Keeper — D. S. Perry.
Supt. of Health— Dr. A. A. Kent.
Postmaster — W. E. Miller.
R. R. Agents— W. H. Phillips, C. &
N. W. Railway and C. & N. Railroad.
Express Agent — H. C. Martin.
Telegraph Manager — Miss Elean
Hailey, Western Union Tel. Co.
Telephone 3Ianager — Zeb. Miller,
Lenoir Electric Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Rev. Chas. A. G. Thomas,
Pastor.
Episcopal — Rev. Mr. Lawrence, Rec-
tor.
Methodist— Rev. C. M. Pickens, Pas-
tor.
Presbyterian — Rev. D. P. Mc-
Geachey, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Davenport College — Dr. J. B.
Craven, President.
Lenoir Graded School — Prof. Jno. L.
Harris, Superintendent.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Carlheim Hotel.
Watauga Hotel.
Martin's.
Walls House.
ARCHITECTS.
Poe, E. A.
McDade, P. J.
Triplett Bros.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Lenoir — G. W. I. Harper,
President; J. H. Beall, Cashier.
First National Bank — T. J. Lutz,
President; O. P. Lutz, Cashier.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Citizens Building and Loan Associa-
tion.
Campbell, F. G.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Powell, J. M., & Sons.
BOOK STORES.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
Lenoir Book Store.
CATTLE.
Kincaid, Thos. P., & Co.
Huffman, Luther.
Abernethy & Phifer.
CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Barnhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.
Henkel Horse & Mule Co.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
COTTON MILLS.
Lenoir Cotton Mills.
CONFECTIONARY DEALERS.
Campbell, F.' G.
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.
Lenoir Feed Store.
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.
Bobbins, C. L.
Moose, E .W.
Reid, L. G.
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.
Ivey, W. P.
Wilson, C. L.
Goodman, A. B.
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.
Kent-Coffey Furniture Co.
GROCERS.
Hickory Grocery Co. (Wholesale).
BAKERS.
Campbell, F. G.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
Bernhardt Hardware & Furniture
Co.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
Spninbour, R. H., & Co.
HOSPITALS.
Foothills Sanatorium.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Lenoir Realty & Insurance Co.
Hall, J. G., & Sons.
JEWELERS.
Dula. A. W.
Perry, D. S.
Link, K. A.
LAWYERS.
Jones, Edmund.
Newland. W. C.
Bower, W. H.
Wakefield, Lawrence.
Whisnant, J. W.
Squires, Mark.
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.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.
Kent Druff Store.
Shell, J. E.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
PAINTERS.
McRary, .T. N.
Bush, J. Henry.
PLUMBERS.
Puette & Rhyne.
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 Co.
TAILORS.
Wilson. Mrs. J. R.
Johnson. Mrs. J. E.
Corpening, Miss Emma.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Keever, P. M.
Bernhardt-Seagle Hardware & Fur-
niture Co.
Lenoir Hardware & Furniture Co.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Charlie Perry.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Corley, Ed.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Bernhardt, J. M. (Boxes and Fin-
ished Building Material).
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co.
(Boxes and Building Material.)
Harper Furniture Co. (Furniture.)
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.
GRANITE FALLS.
Incorporated in 1S96.
Population, 1909: White, 550; 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.
Methodist— W. F. Standford, Pastor.
Lutheran — J. P. Price. Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Granite Falls Graded School — E. G.
Suttlernyer. Principal.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TIONS.
Granite Falls Building and Loan
Association.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Granite — J. W T . Hoke. Presi-
dent and Cashier.
DENTISTS.
Abernethy, D. A.
DOCTORS.
Corpening. O. S.
Jones, A. D.
Flowers, Geo. E.
DRUGGISTS.
Granite Falls Drug Co.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Russell. W. F.
Moore & Hoke.
Sharp, L. T.
Whisnant-Tilley Co.
Keever, J. E.
Teague & Cline.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hoke, J. W.
Starnes, W. E.
LIVERY STABLES.
Cline, P. L.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Dudley Lumber Co.
Dudley Shoals Cotton Mills.
Granite Falls Manufacturing Co.
Granite Bottling Works.
Sherrill, T. H. (Blacksmith).
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CAMDEN COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, CAMDEN.
Population: (Census 1910), 5,640.
Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Lord Camden.
Area: 320 square miles.
Value of real estate. $548,S41 ; value of personal property. $320,009.
Property listed in 1909, by whites, $805,658; by negroes, $63,192.
No. of Schools: For whites, 20; for negroes, 12.
Tax Bate: Special county tax, 15 l-3c. on $100; general tax for schools,
ISc. ; for general levy, 38c, special.
Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked under Old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Company, assessed value $ 462.50
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 369.50
Norfolk Southern Railroad Company, 5.00 miles, assessed value. . 49,S15.20
Norfolk and Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, assess-
ed value 7,272.00
Lake Drummond Canal and Water Company, assessed value... 90,000.00
Superior Court Terms: First Monday in March; Second Monday in Sep-
tember.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— J. W. Walston,
Camden.
Sheriff — C. G. Etheridge, Camden.
Register of Deeds — Miles G. Ferebee,
Camden.
Treasurer — ,T. It. Sawyer. Camden.
Coroner — 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 (chrm.t. Camden: G. F. Spen-
cer, South Mills; S. W. Williams,
Shiloh.
County Commissioners — S. E. Over-
bv. (chrm.), Belcross ; D. N. Bray,
Shiloh; Charles Norris, South Mills.
County Board of Elections — A. Saw-
ver, Belcross; D. E. Williams. South
Mills: .Tames Nash, South Mills.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Shiloh Township— D. F. Bartlett.
Bartlett ; W. M. Forbes. Shiloh : J. B.
Burgess, Old Trap; G. C. Barco,
Sliiloh: J. E. Cook. Shiloh: Talmon
Godfrey, Camden ; R. L. Forbes, Bel-
cross.
Court House — T. B. Boushall. Bel-
cross : S. E. Overby, Belcross ; W. E.
Whalev, Camden.
South Mills— C. H. Sneneer, South
Mills; J. W. Snwver. South Mills; B.
B. James. South Mills; .T. 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.
Forbes, W. M., Shiloh.
Bartlett, T. F., Bartlett.
Burgess, J. B., Old Trap.
Burgess. Hubbard. & Co., Old Trap.
Henry, J. A., Riddle.
Toxey & Foster, Riddle.
Daugh, C. T.. & Bro., Indiantown.
Sawyer. C. S.. Camden.
COTTON GINS.
Sawver, L. M., Camden.
Burgess. J. B., Old Trap.
Hinton & Harrell. Shiloh.
Kenton & Godfrey. Camden.
Etheridge. J. G., South Mills.
CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Sawyer, L. M., Camden.
Burgess. J. B.. Old Trap.
Hinton & Harrell, Shiloh.
Keaton & Godfrey. Camden.
Etheridge. J. G.. South Mills.
SAW MILLS.
Hinton & Harrell, Shiloh.
Burgess, J. B., Old Trap.
Sawver, L. M.. Camden.
Etheridge, J. G., South Mills.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Lewis. B. H., South Mills.
Jerome. Mrs. C. P., South Mills.
Cohn. Miss Fannie, South Mills.
Davis, Miss Sarah P.. South Mills.
Jarvis. Miss Minnie, Lily.
Forbes. R. L.. Belcross.
Tillett. H. D., Belcross.
Bartlett. Miss Lena. Camden.
Creecv. R. B., Camden.
Godfrey. T. B.. Camden.
Burgess, W. J.. Shiloh.
Walker. Miss Hattie A., Shiloh.
Wright. Miss Addie V.. Shiloh.
Hollowell. Miss Maggie, Sliiloh.
Forbes. Miss Annie TT.. Sliiloh.
Benthal. Miss Nora. Indiantown.
Walker. Miss Maggie. Sliiloh.
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CAMDEN— CARTERET.
Hobsou, Miss Sarah W., Old Trap.
Pugh, Jesse, Old Trap.
Lewis, Miss Elizabeth, South Mills.
Heim, James B., South Mills.
Pearce, Miss Addie, South Mills.
Jerome, Miss Annie C, South Mills.
Cox, Miss Elizabeth, Lilly.
Jarvis, Miss Minnie L., Lilly.
Ferebee, Miss Lucy, Camden.
Hinton, Mrs. W. M., Ca'mden.
Forbes, Mrs. M. B., Camden.
Overton, Miss Annie, Belcross.
Eason, F. M., Belcross.
Toxey, M. N., Riddle.
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SOUTH MILLS.
Incorporated in 1903.
Population. 1909: White. 275
ored, 115; total, 390.
Value real estate, $75,000 ; value per-
sonal property. $8,000.
Tax Kate: 15c. on the $100 and 45c.
poll.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. H. Spencer.
Postmaster — W. R. Dozier.
Chief of Polite — 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 — James
Heim, 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. I.
BROKERS & PRODUCE DEALERS.
Spencer, G. F.
Perry, L. A.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Bartlett, Mrs. W. S.
LIVERY STABLES.
Bartlett. W. S.
LAWYERS.
Spencer, C. H.
Halstead, W. I.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Spencer, G. F.
Foster, J. F.
GENERAL REPAIR SHOPS.
Norris, Charles.
Jones, T. C.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Spencer, G. F. (Cotton gin.)
Foster, J. F. (Grain mill.)
Jones, W. S. (Grain mill.)
Etheridge, J. G. (Saw and planing
mill.)
Koontz Bros. (Saw and planinj
mill.)
CARTERET COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, BEAUFORT.
Population: (Census 1910), 13.776.
Formed in 1721. Named in honor of Lord George Carteret.
Area: 520 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,656,220; value of personal property, $6
Property listed in 1910 by whites, $2,214,888; by negroes, $92,77
No. of Schools: For whites, 44; for negroes, 8.
Tax Rate: County purposes, 23 2-3c. on the $100; roads and
8 l-3c ; special, 20c. County bonded debt, $25,000. Special school
State, 25c; school, 18c.
Public Roads: No. miles, 150. Worked under old State Law.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES:
Southern Express Company, assessed value !
Home Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value
Norfolk Southern Railroad, 2.S2 miles, assessed value
Norfolk Southern Railroad — Atlantic and North Carolina Divis-
ion, 15.75 miles, assessed value
Beaufort Telephone Company, assessed value
Morehead City Telephone Company, assessed value
Superior Court Terms: March, June, October.
51,441.
3.
bridges,
tax, 10c. ;
1,717.73
5,170.00
1,792.08
2S,095.80
191,845.75
1,500.00
800.00
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 — D. S. George, Marshallburg.
Surveyor — E. D. Hardester, Har-
lowe.
Co. Supt. of Health— W. E. Headen,
Morehead City.
Co. Supt. of Schools— L. B. Ennett,
Cedar Point.
Co. Board of Education — C. N.
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Mason, (chrm.), Harlowe; J. R. Mor-
ris, Atlantic ; C. P. Dey, Beaufort.
County Commissioners — K. N. Bell.
Cedar Point; J. B. Morton, Morehead
City; Seth Gibbs, Beaufort: M. F.
Willis, Straits; M. Taylor, Wit.
County Board of Elections — Wilbur
Whitelmrst, Beaufort; D. E. Lang-
dale, Beaufort; J. F. Duncan, Beau-
fort.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Merrimon Township — H. T. Banks,
Lukens ; C. S, Nelson, Merrimon ; H.
V. Nelson, Merrimon.
Smyrna — Anthony Willis, Smyrna;
W. D. Bell, Marshallburg ; O. B. Davis'
Smyrna.
White Oak— P. A. Koonce, Stella;
Thos. Smith, Ocean ; W. L. Taylor,
Ocean ; E. A. Sanders, Ocean.
Portsmouth — Samuel Tolson, Ports-
mouth.
Morehead — J. R. Bell, Morehead
City; E. W. Smith, Morehead City;
A. C. Davis. Morehead City ; George
Smith. Morehead City: S. L. Nelson,
Morehead City; D. J. Hall, Morehead
City.
Beaufort — M. A. Marshall, Beaufort;
Edward Neilsem, Beaufort ; L. J.
Trench. Beaufort; J. S. W. Hellen,
Beaufort: .Tno. M. Wolfe. Beaufort.
Hunting: Quarters — Thomas T. Good-
win. Roe; Thos. Chadwick, Atlantic.
Straits — Chas. Hancock. Harker's
Island ; VanB. Sauter, Bettie.
Newport— O. F. D. Bell. Harlowe;
W. W. Chadwick, Harlowe: A. L.
Wilson. Newport; W. F. Garner. New-
port: Daniel Simmons. Newport; D.
W. Sabiston. Beaufort, R. F. D.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
M. E. Church, South— J. P. Pate.
Carteret Circuit: W. E. Trotman.
Straits Circuit : Atlantic, ("To be sup-
plied) : J. D. Daniel. Portsmouth.
Free Will Baptist— .T.. B. Russell,
Beaufort; T. Gaskins. Wit; I. W. Rus-
sell. Beaufort: L. C. Garner. New-
port: C. S. Merrill. Morehead City.
Christian — J. P. .Tennette. Beaufort;
D. B. Garner, Newport.
SCHOOLS ANI> ACADEMIES.
Atlantic Hi«:h School — Atlantic.
Straits Graded 'School — Straits.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Davis. Geo.. Beaufort.
George, D. I.. Marshallburg.
Adams. L. C. Atlantic.
Sanders, J. W., Bosrue.
Mason. C. N.. Harlowe.
Paul. W. T.. Wit.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Barker. ,T. C., Stella.
Dennis. C. C. Codar Point.
Taylor. B. S., Ocean.
Smith. W. C, Ocean.
Russell. B. S.. O^ean.
Moors. Airs. M. E.. Ocean.
Koonce, D. S., Ocean.
Sanders, E. A.. Ocean.
Smith, Wm., Newport, R. F. D.
Dixon, Asa. Newport, R. F. D
Chadwick, G. C, Straits.
Letters, Sam'l, & Co., Gloucester.
Pigott, Miss, Gloucester.
Salter, F. K., Bettie.
Lawrence, W., Otway.
Lewis. D. H., Otway.
Lewis, Jno., Otway.
Hancock, H., Otway.
Gillikin, C. P., Otway.
Sterling & Way, Marshallburg.
Lewis, M. G., Marshallburg.
Davis, Harvey, Marshallburg.
Davis, Mrs. Mary, Smyrna.
Simpson. Vernon, Smyrna.
Willis, A., Willston.
Willis, J„ Williston.
Piner, R. G., Williston.
Davis, F. P., Davis.
Davis, A. F.. Davis.
Styron, S. E., Davis.
Babbit, G. W.. Davis.
Willis, Mrs.. Davis.
Robinson. M., Stacy.
Fulcher. Wm., Stacy.
Willis. Wallace, Wit.
Tavlor Bros., Wit.
Taylor, J. E.. Wit.
Taylor, I., Wit.
Onskill & Bro., Wit.
Gaskill, G. W„ Wit.
Nelson & Robinson, Atlantic.
Mason Bros., Atlantic.
Hill, Chas.. Atlantic.
Hamilton. S. E., Atlantic.
Hill. W. M., Atlantic.
Robinson, J. M., Atlantic.
Daniels, Josiah. Roe.
Gaskill, Ed., Lupton.
Stvron. D.. Lupton.
Babb, W. H., Portsmouth.
Robinson, Alex.. Portsmouth.
Dixon, Joe, Portsmouth.
Pelletier. J. W.. Stella.
Koonce. P. A.. Stella.
Kuhn. Wm.. Kuhns.
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.
Dickerson. J. M., & Bro., Beaufort,
R. F. D.
Foreman. Alex.. Beaufort, R. F. D.
Russell. .T. 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, .T. S.. Harlowe.
Thomas, T. M., Beaufort.
Merrill, Thomas, Beaufort.
SAW MILLS.
Sanders & Norris. Beaufort.
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CARTERET COUNTY.
Thomas, T. M., Beaufort.
l'elletier, J. W., Stella.
Merrill, Thomas, Beaufort.
Graham, J. C, Newport.
Willis, Alonza T., Williston.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TEACHERS.
Salter, Van, Bettie.
Willis, C. R., Morehead.
Eubanks, Floyd, Beaufort. R. P. D.
Nelson, Miss Lena, Atlantic.
Mason, Miss Lovie, Atlantic.
Oglesby, Miss Nettie, Newport,
R. P. D.
Cafrie, D., Lukins.
Langdale, Miss Pearl, Beaufort,
R. P. D.
Hassell, Miss Marguerite. Beaufort.
Holton, Miss Beulah, Harlowe.
Ball, M. W., Newport.
Weeks, Miss Macie, Pelletier.
Duncan, Miss Mattie. Beaufort.
Pearce, Miss Nettie, Beaufort.
Gillikin, Miss Nannie B., Bettie.
Haskett, Miss Georgia, Newport.
Haskett, Miss Annie, Newport.
Felton, Miss Rosa, Beaufort, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Weeks, Miss Beatrice. Stella.
Pigott, Miss Ethel, Straits.
Hamilton, Miss Lucy, Atlantic.
Murdoch, W. C, Wild wood.
Murdoch, Hugh, Wildwood.
Styron, Harvey, Davis.
Leffers, Samuel, Gloucester.
Garner, L. A., Beaufort.
Jinnett, J. R., Beaufort, R. F. D.
Russell, Irvin, Beaufort, R. F. D.
Ennett, A. D., Cedar Point.
Mewborn, Mrs. Bettie, Newport.
Morris, Miss Claudia, Atlantic.
Gaskill, D. B., Morehead City.
Davis, Irvin W., Davis.
Langdale, Miss Pearl, Beaufort, R.
P. D.
Congleton, Miss Nellie, Beaufort.
Whitehurst, J. J.. Beaufort.
Humphrey, Miss Ettene, Bogue.
BEAUFORT.
Population, 1909: 2.750.
No. white polls, 4oo : No. colored
polls, 340.
Value Real Estate, $500,000 ; value
personal property, $200,000.
Tax Rate: 50c. on the $100 and
30c. special.
Bonded debt, $20,000; floating debt,
$6,500.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — Richard Rice.
Chief of Police— John H. Skarren.
City Clerk — L. A. Garner.
Treasurer — Jno. Beverage.
Standard-Keeper — Geo Lupton.
City Attorney — D. G. Fowle.
City Supt. of Health— Geo. Davis.
Postmaster — W. A. Mace.
R. R. Agent— Seth Gibbs, Norfolk
& Southern, R. R.
Express Agent — Seth Gibbs.
Telegraph Manager — C. B. Wade,
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Telephone Manager — Walter Moore.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Episcopal — F. N. Skinner, Rector.
Methodist — J. H. McCracken, Pas-
tor.
Free Will Baptist— J. W. Sewell, T.
D. Noe.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Beaufort Graded School — Mrs. Leah
Stevens, Principal.
St. Paul's School — Mrs. N. Geffroy,
Principal.
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. A. Uzzell,
President ; T. Thomas, Cashier.
Beaufort Banking & Trust Co. — N.
W. Taylor, President; W. E. Swann,
Cashier.
BAKERS.
Nielsen. E.
BOOK STORES.
Hill. ('has.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
CATTLE.
Davis, L.
Noe. T. D., & Son.
Hancock & Smith.
CLUB'S.
Old Topsail Club.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Clawson, C. A.
Potter Bros.
Fodrie. H. C.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Simpson, Clarence.
Guthrie, Clarence.
Norcom, H. D.
Adair, Charles.
Adair, T. E.
Chaplain. John.
Davis, Bryan.
Norcom. Chas. W.
Noe, Isaac.
Shull Contracting Company.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Russell, Geo. A.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
C. L. Aberuethy, President ; C. L.
Duucan ; Vice-President ; U. E. Swann,
Secretary; W. L. Bell, Treasurer.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
FURNISHERS.
Yoffle, Sam.
Guthrie & Co.
Taylor, N .W.
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Felton, Richard.
DENTISTS.
Statou, Frank.
DRUGGISTS.
Beaufort Drug Co.
Davis, George.
DOCTORS.
Davis, George.
Maxwell, C. S.
Clarke, P. M.
Duncan, C. L.
DRY GOODS AND NOTION'S.
Guthrie & Co.
Garner, L. A.
Taylor, N. W.
Yofhe, Sam.
Moore, Mrs. C. A.
POWER AND EIGHT COMPANIES.
Beaufort Electric Light Co.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'R'S.
Chadwick & Coffey.
Day, C. P.
Doane, A. F.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Holland, M. C.
Potter, H. L.
Potter, J. H., & Son.
Smith, W. P.
Taylor, N. W.
Gold Point Fish Co.
Parkin Bros.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Gaskill & May.
GROCERS.
Clawson, C. A.
Springle, M. R.
Hancock & Smith.
Potter Bros.
Wb.iteh.urst, Sam.
Jones, J. B., & Sons.
Hill, Chas.
Noe, L. J.
Smith, J. S.
Whitehurst, .1. S.
Pierce, Geo.
Jones, H. C.
Thomas, A.
Weeks, J.
Scott, Chas.
Scott, George.
Longest, F.
Stanley, John.
Ramsey, J. E. (Wholesale).
Beaufort Grocery Co. (Wholesale).
Bell, W. L. (Broker.)
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas, T. (Fire).
Bell, B. J. (Fire).
Jones, C. D. (Life).
Beaufort Realty & Insurance Com-
pany (Fire).
Chadwick, C. T. (Fire).
LAWYERS.
Abernethv & Davis.
Fowle, D. G.
Wheatly, Claud.
Duncan, J. F.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
Sanders & Norris.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Enterprise Packing Co.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Jones, H. C.
Gaskill & May.
Thomas, A.
PAINTERS.
Ramsey, W. H.
King, F. L.
Skarren, Ed.
Sharren, W. E.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Hancock & Smith.
Clawson, C. A.
Springle, M. R.
Fodrie, H. C.
Stanly, John.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Delamar, J. C.
PHOTOG RAPHERS.
Glazey, J. W.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITOR'S.
Lookout — Horace H. Hamlin, Edi-
tor.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Beaufort Realty & Insurance Co.
Lookout Realty Co.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Richardson. David.
Simpson, C.
Stanley, John.
TAILORS.
Fuller, H. W.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Rice & Adair.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Skarren, W. E.
MOREHEAD CITY.
Population, 1910, 2,800.
No. white polls, 375 ; No. colored
polls, 51.
Value real estate, $700,000.
Tax Rate: ■ Jj!1.06 2-3c. on the $100.
Bonded debt, $15,000; floating debt,
$1,500.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — W. L. Arendell.
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.
R. R. Agent — A. H. Webb, Jr., Nor-
folk & Southern Ry. Co.
Express Agent— A. H. Webb, Sr.
Telegraph 3Ianager — A. H. Webb,
Sr., Western Union Telegraph Co.
Telephone Manager — W. J. Hales,
Home Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — Theodore B. Davis, Pastor.
Methodist — L. B. Jones, Pastor.
Free Will Baptist — No Pastor.
Methorist (Northern) — W. A. Gra-
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COUNTY.
ham, Jr., Pastor.
Hales, W. J. (Wholesale).
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Willis & Davenport (Wholesale).
Graded Schools— S. W. Carwile, Su-
Bell, 0. G.
perintendent.
West End Co.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hilliard. AV. H.
Hotel Charles.
Helms Grocery Store.
Arendell House.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Davis House.
Webb. T. D.
Atlantic Hotel.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Wehh. A. H., Sr. (Fire).
The Bank of Morehead City— J.
Mann, J. H. (Fire).
B. Morton, President; R. N. Aycoek,
LAWYERS.
Cashier.
Bell. Chas. T.
BAKERS.
Gorham, E. H.
Emery. Zack.
LUMBER M'F'RIS AND DEALERS.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
Canfield Lumber Co.
CATTLE.
Bell, John F., Co.
Moore, A. T.
Morehead Citv Mfsr. Co.
Willis. H. C.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Mansfield. D. H.
Morton. J. B.
CARRIAGE DEALERS.
Webb, T. D.
Bell. J. H.. & Co.
PAINTERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Willis. W. M.
*Piner. Jacob.
Mallison, W. F.
CONFECTIONERY DEALER'S.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Wade. D. B.. .Tr.
Bell. James R.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Bell. .Tolm P., & Co.
The Enterprise — H. H. Hamlin. Edi-
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
tor.
G. D. Canfield. President.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
Webb, C. V.
Mann, J. H.
FURNISHERS.
The Paragon.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Morton. .T. B.
Bell, John F.. Co.
Webb. D. M.
Hancok. W. L.
DENTIST'S.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Staton, Frank.
Morehead City Coflin Co.
DRUGGISTS.
Bell. J. H.. Co.
The Morehead Citv Drug Co.
DOCTORS.
NEWPORT.
Hen den. W. E.
Bonner, K. P. B.
Incorporated in 1867.
Royal. B. F.
Population. 1000: White, 440; col-
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
ored. 40; total, 480.
Morton. .T. B.
Value real estate. $53,835; value
Learv, L. L. *
personal property, $29,209.09.
Wehh. T>. M.
Tax Rate: 35c. on the $100.
TCI pin Bros.
TOWN OFFICERS.
PWllIns. J. D.
Mayor — M. Mann.
POWER AND LTGHT COMPANIES.
Postmaster — C. Mann.
Morehead Citv Electric Liarht Plant.
Chief of Police — S. D. Garner.
FFRTII/TZFR DEALERS & M'F'R'S'.
R. R. Agrent— C. A. Bell. Norfolk
Willace. C. S.
Southern Railroad.
T.ivlor. R. W.
Manaser Telearraph — C. A. Bell.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Wallace. Charles S.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Arendell. W. L.
Methodist — J. P. Pate. Pastor.
Tavlor, R. W.
Baptist — Isaac Jones, Pastor.
Arthur. E. D.. & Bro.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Wade. P. P., & Son.
Newport High 'School.
Willis. A. L.
Newport Academy.
Arthur. J. M.
DOCTORS.
Willis. M. L.
Ball. N. W.
Lee. M. S.. &• Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Fulcher. ,T. H.. & Co.
Bell. W. S.. Jr.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Smith, J. M.
Webb. T. D.
Garner, P. P.
GROCERS.
Bell. W. F.
Wehh. M. S. (Wholesale).
Mann. M.
CARTERET— CASWELL.
129
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Newport Hotel.
Bell House.
LIVERY STABLES.
Newbery, A. O.
Rogers, J. R.
Carroll, L. C.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Canning Factory.
CASWELL COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, VANCEYVILLE.
Population: ("Census 1910), 14,858.
Formed in 1777. Named in honor of Richard Caswell.
Area: 400 square miles.
Value of real estate, $1,171,235; value personal property. .$934,177.
Property listed by whites, $1,953,634 ; by negroes, $171,777.
No. of Schools: For whites, 45; for negroes, 38.
Tax Rate: County purposes, 42 on the $100; roads and bridges, 10c.
Public Roads: No. miles, 250. Worked by taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Providence Telephone Company, assessed value $
Southern Railway Company, 6.95 miles, assessed value 202
Atlantic and Danville Railway, 14.61 miles, assessed value 146
Pullman Company, assessed value 3
Southern Express Company, assessed value 2
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 9
Danville and Western Railway. .93 miles, assessed value 4,
Mebane-Ridgeville Telephone Company, assessed value
North Carolina Telephone Company, assessed value
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 2
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 1
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value
Yanceyville Telephone Company, assessed value
Superior Court Terms: Sixth Monday after 1st Monday in March
6th Monday after 1st Monday in September in each year.
500.00
473.95
000.00
814,35
079.40
913.69
650.00
417.55
32.00
596.00
021.20
419.00
500.00
and
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— R. L. Mitchell,
Yancevville.
Sheriff — T. N. Fitch. Yanceyville.
Register of Deeds— R. T. Wilson,
Yanceyville.
Treasurer — J. A. Lea, Yanceyville.
Coroner — S. A. Malloy. Yanceyville.
'Surveyor — E. Slade. Yanceyville.
Co. Supt. of Health— S. A. Malloy,
Yanceyville.
Co. Supt. of Schools— G. A. An-
derson, Yanceyville.
Supt. of County Home — E. B. Bark-
er. Yanceyville.
Co. Board of Education— C. H. King,
(chrm.). Ruffin, R. F. D. : T. J. Hatch -
ett, Yanceyville; R. I. Newman. Leas-
burg.
Countv Commissioners — J. S. Har-
vey, Danville, Va., R. F. D. No. 4:
J. W. Slade. Blanche: T. C. .Tones,
Yanceyville. R. F. D. No. 1.
County Board of Elections — S. P.
Newman, (chrm.1. Leasburg: T. J.
Hatchett. Yanceyville: C. J. Yarbor-
ough. Mclver, R. F. D.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Anderson Township — .T. K. Enoch,
Fitch, L. B. Fitch. Union Ridge. R.
F. D. : J. E. Herndon, Union Ridge,
R. F. D.
Dan River — J. B. Walters. Blanche;
T. S. Harrison, Blanche; G. S. .Tohn-
1 ston, Blanche, R. F. D.
HisTitowers — W. R. Morgan, Pros-
pect Hill, J. B. McMullan, Hightowers.
Leasburg: — J. A. Stephens, Leas-
burg; B. F. Stanfleld, Leasburg; C.
B. Compton, Leasburg.
Locust Hill — E. A. Allison, Allison ;
.T. C. Allison, Allison: .T. B. Worsham,
Locust Hill; A. R. Blacknell, Ruffin,
R. F. D.
Milton— J. B. Yarborough, Semora;
W. T. Bryant, Milton : T. A. Win-
stead. Semora : W. O. Smith. Milton.
Pelham — J. M. Yates, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 4: J. M. Hodses. Dan-
ville, Va., R. F. D. No. 6; C. J. Wright,
Pelham: Z. T. Wilson. Danville. Va., It.
F. D. No. 4: L. S. Carter, Danville,
Va.. R. F. D. No. 4; C. H. Hooper, Pel-
ham, R. F. D.
Stonv Creek— George P. McKinney,
Altamahaw, R. F. D. ; .T. B. Turner,
Mr-Tver. R. F. D. : W. J. Stadler, Al-
tamahaw, R. F. D. ; T. C. Ne.il, Mc-
lver, R. F. D.
Yanceyville — .T. H. Kerr. Yancey-
ville: N. C. Brandon. Yanceyville; B.
S Graves. Yanceyville; W. F. Lyon,
Yanceyville. R. F. D.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Methodist— ,T. C. Humble. Leasburg;
W. T. Nory, Milton; S. F. Weeks. Pel-
ham.
Primitive Baptist— J. T. Chandler,
1.-.0
CASWELL COUNTY.
Fitch.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Pelham Graded School — Miss Rebec-
<•:; Neal, Principal, Pelham.
Dan River Graded School — Miss Re-
becca Neal, Principal, Pelham.
Semora Graded School — Miss Gladys
Alexander, Principal, Semora.
Milton Graded School— I. P. Davis,
Principal, Hardison.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Pinnix, J. A., Union Ridge. R. F. D.
Robinson. Harvey, Ridgeville.
Padgett, J. P., Blackwells.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Baynes, J. R., Union Ridge, R.
F. D.
Rasco. J. S., Union Ridge, R. F. D.
Watkins. D. G., & Sou, Blanche.
Chaney, J. W., Blanch.
Slade, T. D., Purley.
Woods. S. G., Purley.
Covington, E. G., Blanch.
Warren, J. L., Hightowers.
Wilkinson, D. E., Ridgeville.
Malone, S. L., Corbett.
Corbett, J. C, Corbett.
Warren, W. A., Prospect Hill.
Smith, S. H., Hightowers.
Pulliam, W. J., Leasburg.
Thomas, W. L., Leasburg.
H. T. Connally, Leasburg.
Oliver, Geo. W., Topnot.
Riggs, Tom., Topnot.
Williamson, W. B., Topnot.
Hatchett & Siddle, Locust Hill.
White, Jim., Locust Hill.
Collie. Geo. T., Ruffin.
Blaekwell. E. P... Ruffin. R. F. D.
ng. J. I., Pelham, R. F. D.
Moore, J. W.. Milton.
Matlock. S. L., Milton. R. F. D.
McAden, J. H., Semora.
Adams. T. T., Semora.
Pointer, M. S., Semora.
Lansdell, Geo. T. Semora.
Hudgins. J. B.. Osmond.
Fitzgerald, J. O., Pelham.
Wriarht, 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.
No. 1.
Morgan & Carter, Prospect Hill, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Saunders, T. W., Mclver, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miner, W. A., Mclver, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Miles ,W. W., Altamahaw, R. F. D.
Aldridge. J. N., Altamahaw, R. F. D.
Massey, T. L.. Altamahaw, R. F. D.
Witlington, O. O., Yanceyville, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Martin, G. W. T., Fitch.
King, A. S.. Fitch.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Gwynn & Hatchett, Yanceyville, R.
F. D.
Brown-Williamson Milling Co., Lo-
cust Hill.
Woods, S. G., Purley.
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., Purley.
Davis, J. H., Purley.
Walters & Co., Blanch.
Collie, Geo. T., Allison.
Davis, Doughan, Quick.
Massey, J. A., Fitch.
Smith, S. H., Hightowers.
Warren, ,T. 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.
Gray, Miss Mary, Union Ridge, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Patillo, Miss Mattie, Union Ridge,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Mebane, Miss Maude, Union Ridge,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Hurdle, Miss Annie, Union Ridge,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Burton, Miss Sudie. Hightowers.
Walker, Miss Nannie, Fitch, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Boswell. Miss Maude, Fitch,
Wilkerson, Miss Lelia, Altamahaw,
R. F. D. No. 2.
Lambeth, L. L., Altamahaw.
Smith, A. L., Altamahaw.
Stadley, Miss Bulah, Altamahaw.
Simmons, Wm., Fitch, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Turner, Mrs. A. M., Mclver, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Rice, Miss Bessie, Ruffin, R. F. D.
No. 1.
King. Miss Lucy, Ruffin. R. F. D.
No. 1.
Gwynn. Miss Annie, Yanceyville, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Lyon, Miss Etta, Yanceyville, R. F.
D. No. 1.
McGee, Miss May. Pelham.
Pleasant. Miss Aldine, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.
Hodses, Mrs. Parke, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.
Moseley, R. F., Yanceyville.
Zimmerman. Miss Annie. Topnot.
Anderson, Miss Ida, Yanceyville.
Howard. Miss Bessie, Yanceyville.
Connelly. Miss Mildred. Yanceyville.
Page, Miss Margaret, Yanceyville.
Slade. Miss Carrie, Ringgold, Va.,
R.F. D. No. 1.
Howard. Miss Irene, Purley.
Neal. Miss Rebecca. Danville. Va..
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R. F. D. No. 5.
Flintoff, Miss Carrie, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.
White, Miss Bettie, Danville, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 5.
Wilson, Miss Fannie, Danville, Va..
R. F. D. No. 5.
Pinchback, Miss Blanche, Blanch,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Lea, Miss Pearl, Blanch, R. F. J).
No. 1.
Gatewood, Miss Eula, Blanch, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Watkins, Miss Lucile, Pelham.
Davis, I. P., Milton.
Whitaker, Miss Effle, Milton.
Rainev, Miss Bessie, Milton, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Gatewood, Miss Lelia, Milton, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Alexander, Miss Gladys, Semora.
Petty, Miss Mary, Semora.
Love, Miss Ada, Leasburg, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Stephens, Miss Bessie, Osmond.
Johnston, Miss Frances, Topnot.
Smith, Miss Novella, Leasburg.
Stephens, Miss Lula, Leasburg.
Walker, Miss Maude, Leasburg, R.
F. D. No. 1.
Bridges, Miss Flossie, Hightowcrs.
Smith, Miss Ruth, Hightowers.
Wells, Miss Fannie, Ridgeville.
Hall, Miss Ava, Prospect Hill.
Compton, Miss Jessie, Corbett, R.
F. D. No. 1.
YANCEYVIXJiE.
Incorporated in 1905.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — B. S. Graves.
Chief of Police — Geo. A. Walker.
Postmaster — D. T. McKinney.
R. R. Agent — J. A. Massey.
Manager Telegraph — A. J. Hooper,
Yauceyville Telephone Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— J. E. Blalock, Pastor.
Presbyterian — H. W. Cassady, Pas-
tor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Yanceyville Academy — R. F. Mose-
ly, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Yanceyville — R. L. Mitchell,
President; F. W. Brown, Cashier.
DOCTORS.
Malloy, S. A.
DRUGGISTS.
Brandon, N. C.
Perry, H. W.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Massey, J. A.
Harrelson, W. N.
Hooper, A. J.
Floranee, T. J.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Kerr, Mrs. J. H.
Corbett, Mrs. S. C.
LIVERY STABLES.
Turner, H. S.
Hatchett, T. J.
LAWYERS.
Johnston, Julius.
Henderson, A. E.
Upchurch, E. F.
DENTISTS.
Hicks, D. N.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
The Sentinel — J. A. Massey, 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.
Baptist— G. W. Reed, Milton.
Episcopal — Mr. Trot, Rector, Salis-
bury.
Methodist— T. C. Ellers, Pastor.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of Caswell— R. L. Watt, Pres-
ident, Reidsville; E. Hines, Jr.,
Cashier.
DOCTORS.
McBryde, M. H.
DRUGGISTS.
Walker, Lewis & Co.
Dixon, R. L.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Lipscomb, J. J.
Milton Hardware Co.
Jones, F. B.
Williams, J. W.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Milton Hotel.
Watkins, Miss Em.
LIVERY STABLES.
Jeffress, E. T.
JEWELERS.
Reed, G. W.
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CATAWBA COUNTY.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, NEWTON.
on
Population: (Census 1910), 27.918.
Formed in 1842. Named derived from Catawba River.
Area, 440 square miles.
Value of real estate. $2,919,529 ; value of personal property, $2,503,170.
Property listed in 1909, by whites, $5,339,910; by negroes, $82,789.
No. of Schools: For whites, 77; for negroes. 18.
Tax Rate: County purposes. 66 2-3c. on the $100.
Public Roads: Worked under Old State Law and special tax of 20c.
$100.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Railway Company, 22.S6 miles, assessed value $665,978.97
Pullman Company, assessed value 4,046.22
Southern Express Company, assessed value 3,959.10
Piedmont Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 2.500.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, essessed value 5.912.00
Hickory Electric Company, assessed value 3,600.00
Carolina and Northwestern Railway Company, 12.56 miles, assess-
ed value 116.164.20
Thornton Light and Power Company, assessed value 1,200.00
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 4.490.00
Southern Power Company, assessed value 24.498.00
Superior Court Terms: * Fourth Monday before the first Monday in
March: ninth Monday after the first Monday in March; eighth Monday be-
fore the first Monday in September; eighth Monday after the first Monday
in September.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of the Court— C. M. MeCorkle.
Newton.
Sheriff — R. Lee Hewitt, Newton.
Register of Deeds — E. D. Gamble,
Newton.
Treasurer — J. U. Long. Catawba.
Coroner — R. L. Hoke. Clnremont.
'Surveyor — Enloe Yoder, Hickory,
Co. Supt. of Health — Not appainted.
Co. Supt. of Schools — Geo. E. Long,
Hickory.
Sunt, of County Home — Olin Cline,
Newton.
Co. Board of Education — F. J. Del-
linger. P. A. Hoyle. A. C. Link.
County Commissioners — S. L. Rhyne,
Newton ; J. F. Ahernethv. Hiekorv ;
R. F. Gabrel, Sherrill's Ford; Ed. S.
Little ("nremont: F. A. Yoder, Hick-
ory. R. F. D. No. 1.
Co. Board of Elections — J. B. Little.
Newton ; S. M. Hamrick. Hickory ; J.
F. Smyre. Newton.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Newton Township — J. H. McClel-
land. Newton; N. A. Travis. Newton;
M. J. Cochrane. Newton : .T. 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 — J. P. Seitz, Hickory ; .T.
T. Yoder, Hiekorv ; N. A. Whitener,
Hickory; S. E. Killian, Hickory; R.
E. Hahn. Hickory: O. E. Leonard,
Hickory : W. H. Mouser, Hickory : L.
R. Whitener. 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-
tawha. 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.
Roof. Hickory, R. F. D. ; D. S. Kist-
ler. Newton. R. F. D. No. 2.
Baptist — C. A. Caldwell. Hickory;
W. A. Bangle. Reepsville; H. B. Cro-
nisler. Maiden : R. D. Carroll, Newton.
Methodist— W. F. Elliott. Denver;
J. M. Price. Catawba; P. H. Brittain.
Hiekorv : G. L. Keever, Newton, R. F.
D. : T. S. Coble. Maiden.
Presbyterian — R. A. Lapsley, Jr.,
Newton.
Reform — S. W. Beck, 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.
Lutz Bros., Newton.
Cline. Sanford. Hiekorv, R. F. D. 1.
Brittain. D. M.. Hiekorv, R. F. D. 1.
Seltzer. Lee. Newton. R. F. D. 2.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
133
No. 1.
Baker, Miss Anna, Hickory, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Yoder, Miss Stella, Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Foard, Miss Bertie, Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Drum, Miss Lula, Catawba.
Drum, Miss Antkea, Catawba.
Lowrance, Miss Nora, Catawba.
Lowrance, Miss Jessie, Catawba.
Sherrill, Mrs. John, Catawba.
Ervin, W. W., Catawba.
McKinnis, W. A., Catawba.
McRee, J. S., Maiden.
McRee, L., Maiden.
Cronister, H. B., Maiden.
Taylor, Mrs. Josephine, Maiden.
Cherry, Miss Willie, Maiden.
Walker, J. J., Henry, R. F. D. No. 3.
Walker, Walter, Henry, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Martin, J. Z., Henry, R. F. D. No. 2.
Johnson, J. D., Henry, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Johnson, E. P., Henry, R. F. D.
No. 3.
Whisenant, Will, Henry.
Fisher, J. D., Sherrill's Ford.
Gabriel, M. F., Sherrill's Ford.
Fisher, Miss Blanche, Sherrill's
Ford.
Whitener, Grover, Terrell.
Bost, Miss Anthea, Terrell.
Hicks, J. L., Maiden.
Sherman, Miss Jauie, Catawba.
Whitener, R. L., Hickory, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Long, Chas., 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 — Clarence Clapp.
Chief of Police — J. I. Goforth.
City Clerk — J. H. McLelland.
Treasurer — J. H. McLelland.
Tax Collector — J. I. Goforth.
City Supt. of Health — G. 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 Manager — H. Q. Blan-
ton, Piedmont Tel. and Tel. Co.
MINISTERS AND QHURCHES.
Baptist — R. D. Carroll, Pastor.
Lutheran — B. L. Stroup, Pastor.
Methodist— E. W. Fox, Pastor.
Presbyterian — R. A. Lapsley, Pastor.
Reformed— Walter W. Rowe, Pas-
Murray, O. D. & Co., Claremont, R.
F. D. 1.
DOCTORS.
Foard, F. T., Hickory.
Wilson, W. E. Sherrill's Ford.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Foard, Whisnant & Co., Hickory.
Connor, T. F. Terrell.
Murray, W. B., Maiden.
Little, Locke, Maiden.
Ballinger, W. A., Newton.
Smith, Q. M., Conover.
COTTON GINS.
Foard, Whisnant & Co., Hickory.
Rudesill & Co., Newton.
Drum & Co., Catawba.
Adeshoell & Co., Catawba.
Long Island Mills, Long Island.
Gabriel, R. E., Terrell.
Sigmon & Co., Maiden.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Smith, Miss Eva, Conover.
Bischoff, Miss Amy, Conover.
Rockett, Miss Belle, Conover.
Rockett, Miss Myrtle, Conover.
Yount, Miss Eula, Conover.
Cline, Miss Pattie, Conover.
Rowe, Miss Mary, Conover.
Rowe, Miss Anna, Conover.
Herman, Miss Bertha, Conover.
Herman, Miss Elizabeth, Conover.
Rice, J. A. Conover.
Little, C. S., Conover.
Smith, C. O., Claremont.
Henry, D. C, Claremont.
Frazier, Miss Beulah, Claremont.
Holler, Miss Belle, Claremont.
Keisler, S. S., Newton, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miller, H. M., Newton.
Johnson, R. C, Newton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Blackburn, J. W., Newton, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Smith, Miss Emma, Newton.
Moore, Miss Nellie, Newton.
Cochran, Miss Catherine, Newton.
Cothran, Miss Belle, Newton.
Smyre, Miss Rose, Newton.
Whitener, Miss Esther, Newton.
Whitener, Miss Lizzie, Newton.
Danna, Miss Alma, Newton.
Lapsley, Miss Elsie, Newton.
Duke, Miss Olive, Newton.
Thornton, Miss Carrie, Newton.
Sherrill, A. C, Newton.
■\Vright, G. A., Newton.
Yount, Harry, Hickory.
Mouser, J. W., Hickory.
Fulbright, Chas. T., Hickory, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Lail, Oscar, Hickory, R. F. D. No. 2.
Huffman, N. L., Hickory, R. F. D.
No. 2.
Miller, B. W., Hickory.
Miller, Floyd, Hickory.
Baker, Baxter, Hickory, R. F. D.
No. 1.
Baker, Miss Ella, Hickory,, R. F. D.
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COUNTY.
tor.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
HOTELS AM) HOARDING HOUSES.
Carpenter, P. O.
Shipp, Virginia.
Rowe, C. M.
Piedmont.
Garvin Co.
St. Hubert's Inn.
Rhyne & Co.
Fowler House.
Gemayel, Joseph.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Farmers & Merchants — J. H. Yount,
Southern Power Company.
President; L. H. Phillips, Cashier.
FRUIT DEALERS.
Shuford National— A. A. Shuford,
Pope Grocery Co.
President; A. H. Crowell, Cashier.
Newton Grocery Co.
BAKERS.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & 3I'F'R'S.
Newton Bakery.
Moose, George.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Warlick. G. A.
Deal, E. M., & Co.
Setzer, L. M.
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
FLORISTS.
Carpenter, P. 0.
Jarrett. Mrs. Frank.
Rhyne & Co.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Rowe, C. M.
Rowe, M. J., & Co.
The Garvin Company.
Herman, J. F., <fe Son.
Gemayel, Joseph.
GROCERS.
BOOK STORES.
Newton Grocery Co.
Freeze, R. P.
Pope Grocery Co.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Smyre. J. F.
Citizens Building and Loan Ass'n.
Gemayel, Joseph.
BUTCHERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE DEALERS.
CATTLE.
Smyre Hardware Co.
Newton Grocery Co.
Rhvne Hardware Co.
Pope Grocery Co.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
Bolick. E. Q.
Farmers & Merchants Bank (Fire).
CARRIAGE DEALERS OR M'F'R'S.
Loner, L. F. (Life).
Moose, George.
McLelland & Gaither (Fire).
Warlick, Geo. A.
Ervin. J. W. (Lifel.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Walters, J. W. (Life).
Newton Cotton Mills.
Kenyon, W. C. (Fire.)
Catawba Cotton Mills.
JEWELERS.
Clyde Cotton Mills.
Hardister, J. W.
Ridgeview Cotton Mills.
Freeze, R. P.
Fidelity Hosiery Mills.
LAUNDRIES.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Newton Steam Laundry.
Smyre, J. F.
LAWYERS.
Clapp. Clarence.
Witherspoon, L. L.
Freeze, R. P.
McCorkle, Geo.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Feimster, W. C.
Dakin. R. P.
Gaither. W. B.
Deal, ,T. S.
LUMBER M'F'R'S AND DEALERS.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Gaither Manufacturing Co.
Newton Ice & Fuel Co.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Carper, J. B.
Moose. George.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S
Warlick, Geo. A.
FURNISHERS.
COTTON GINS.
Yount & Schrum.
Rhyne, Yount & Co.
Yount. E. H., & Co.
Houk Ginning Co.
DEPARTMENT STORES.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
The Garvin Companv.
Smyre Hardware Co.
DENTISTS.
Rhyne Hardware Co.
Little, J. B.
PAINTERS.
Young, W. H.
Owens, B. S.
Little, R. A.
Marlowe, Charles.
DRUGGISTS.
Carroll. Louis.
Freeze, R. P.
Allen, J. W.
Clapp, Clarence.
FRODUCE DEALERS.
DOCTORS.
Rowe, C. M.
West, G. H.
Smyre. J. F.
Campbell, T. R.
Newton Grocery Co.
Everhart, W. H.
Pope Grocery Co.
Long, T. W.
PLUMBERS.
Yount, J. H.
Gates, G. H.
Rowe, H. E.
Martin Plumbing Co.
Stewart, J. J.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Shipp, George.
Kenyon, W. C.
CATAWBA COUNTY.
JJ35
REV. M. L. STIREWALT, Econo-
mics and Greek.
PROF. H. G. WHITMORE, Natural
Science.
W. H. LITTLE, History and Mod-
ern Languages.
REV. C. L. MILLER, Bible and
Christian Evidences.
DR. K. A. PRICE, Physiology.
MISS 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. SOURBEER. English.
MISS MARY HELLER, Mathe-
matics.
SIGNOR D'ANNA. Musical Director.
MISS ROSE SHUFORD. Piano.
MRS. J. L. MURPHY, Chorus Di-
rector.
MISS DESALD PRICE, Art.
MISS FRANKIE SELF, History.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Hotel Huffy.
Marshall Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Charter House.
Whites.
Pope. J. D.
Robinson, Raymond.
Robinson, Mrs. J. W.
Freeman. Mrs. C. C.
Flagler, L.
Tatten, Mrs. Laura.
Barsres. Miss Eugene.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
First National Bank — A. A. Shu-
ford, President; K. C. Menzies.
Cashier.
Hickory Banking: and Trust Co.—
J. F. Abernethy, President; W. F.
Reid, Cashier.
BAKERS.
Ellington, C. W.
Rice, M. A.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Poovey, 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 <fc Newton.
Shell & Flagler.
CARRIAGE DEALERS AND M'F'R'S.
Abernethy Hardware Co.
Henkle Live Stock Co.
Abernethy, A. S., & Son.
CLUBS.
Hickory Club.
Jarrett, Miss Maude.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Moose. T. B.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Newton Enterprise — F. M. Williams,
Editor.
Catawba County News — C. H. Me-
bane, Editor.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Newton Land & Loan Co.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Setzer, Lee.
Warlick, G. A.
TAILORS.
Yount, E. H., & Co.
Yount & Schrum.
UNDERTAKERS AND EAIBALMERS.
Herman & Son.
Rowe & Co.
VETERINARY SURGEON'S.
Taylor. Dr. C. H.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Marlowe. Charlie.
Owens. B. S.
JIANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Newton Bobbin Factory.
Rhyne, Yount & Co. (Roller Mill).
Honk Ginning Co.
HICKORY.
Population. 1909: 7,500; No. white
polls, 426; No. colored polls. 123.
Value real estate. $4S9.371 ; value
personal property. $S90.129.
Tax Rate: $1.50 on the $100.
Bonded debt. $111,000.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. D. Elliott.
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. Agrent — Harry Little. Southern
Railway and C. & N. W. Railway.
Express Agent — W. C. Morrow,
Southern Express Company.
Telegraph Manager — R. J. Foster, W.
U. Telegraph Co.
Telephone Manager — N. S. Dasher,
Hickory Electric Co.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist— Rev. J. D. Harte. Pastor.
Epicopal — J. S. Moodv, Rector.
Lutheran— C. L. Miller. Rev. Mr.
Phillips. J. C. Moser. Pastors.
Methodist — J. H. Weaver. Pastor.
Presbyterian — Rev. J. G. Garth,
Pastor.
German Reformed — Dr. J. L. Mur-
phy, Pastor.
COLLEGES.
Faculty of Lenoir College.
R. L. FRRITZ, President, Philoso-
phy and Mathematics.
W. J. STIREWALT, Ancient Lan-
guages.
G. H. HARTWIG, English.
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COUNTY.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Whitener & Martin.
Hickory Seed Co.
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKS.
COTTON AND HOSIERY MILLS.
Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co.
Hickory Hosiery Mills.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Ivey Cotton Mill.
Shuford, J. W.
Brookford Cotton Mill.
Hatcher Furniture Co.
Shuford Mills.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
CONFECTIONERY DEALERS.
Hickory Grocery Co.
Whitener & Martin.
Patrick-Mostelley Co.
Ellington, E. W.
Morrison Provision Co.
Hammond & Johnson.
RETAIL GROCERS.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Whitener & Martin.
Edwards. J. M.
Bost & Newton.
Elliott Building Co.
Hammond & Johnson.
Abee & Hart.
Setzer & Russell.
COAL AND WOOD DEALERS.
Setzer & Sons.
Hickory Coal & Ice Co.
Burns & Martin.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Field, T. E.
W. H. Nicholson. President.
Burns & Co.
CLOTHIERS AND MEN'S FUR-
INSURANCE AGENTS.
NISHERS.
Clinard & Lyerly (Fire).
Martin Clothing co.
Hickory Insurance & Realty Co.
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
(Fire).
COTTON GINS.
Clinard, F. A. (Life.)
Bumscarner, R. M.
Martin, L. N. (Life.)
Cline, J. T.
JEWELERS.
DENTISTS.
Bisanar, Geo. E.
Ramsay. W. B.
Mace & Rhodes.
Biddex, J. C.
LAUNDRIES.
DRUGGISTS.
Leach, J. L., Proprietor.
Shuford. C. M.
LAWYERS.
Martin. W. S.. & Co.
Whitener, A. A.
Moser & Lutz.
Cline, E. B.
DOCTORS.
Yount, M. H.
Shuford, ,T. H.
Whitener, C. L.
Menzies. H. C.
Self, W. A.
Abernethy, W. L.
Bagby. C. W.
Abernethy, H. L.
Russell, D. L.
Stevenson, T. F.
LUMBER 3I'F*R'S AND DEALERS.
Blackburn, T. C.
Hutton & Bourbonnais Co.
Whiteside, B. F.
Hickory Novelty Co.
Johnsou. J. T.
Hickory Manufacturing Co.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
MACHINERY DEALERS.
Bowles, J. A.
Abernethy Hardware Co.
Setzer & Sons.
Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co.
Field. T. E.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Moretz, McCoy.
PAINT AND OIL DEALERS.
Allen, J. F.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Stevenson. R. W.
Ingold, F. B.
Setzer & Russell.
Abernethy Hardware Co.
Harris & Little.
PAINTERS.
Burns & Co.
Abee, J, E .
POWER AND LIGHT COMPANIES.
Kestler, Grover.
Thornton Light & Power Co.
Cody, Chas.
FRUIT DEALERS.
Setzer, John.
Whitener & Martin.
PRODUCE DEALERS.
Hammond & Johnson.
Field, T. E.
Willis. J. H.
Setzer & Russell.
Bost & Newton.
Harris & Little,
Flanagan, M. L.
7 Setzer & Sons.
Burns & Martin.
PLUMBERS.
FERTILIZER DEALERS & M'F'RS.
Martin, W. N.
Whitener & Martin.
Hutton, A.
Setzer & Sons.
PIANO AND ORGAN DEALERS.
Field, T. E.
Morrison Bros. Co.
Propst, N. W.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bost & Newton.
Hardin, C. M.
FISH AND OYSTER DEALERS.
PRINTING OFFICES.
Hammond & Johnson.
Clay Printing Co.
Willis, J. H.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Depot Cafe.
Haithcock, J. E.
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Campbell, S. D.
Buchanan, Z. B.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Catawba Lutheran (Monthly) — C. L.
Miller, Editor.
Hickory Democrat (Weekly) — H. A.
Banks, Editor.
Lenoirian — J. T. Horney, Editor.
Times-Mercury — R. G. Mace, Editor.
SHINGLE DEALERS.
Edwards, J. M.
Field, T. E.
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Shuford, J. W.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Wolf, Dr. R. W.
WALL PAPER DEALERS.
Abee, J. E.
Kestler, Grover.
Hawn, J. M.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Piedmont Wagon Co. (Wagons).
Hickory Flour Mill.
Hickory Manufacturing Co. (Build-
ing Materials).
Hickory Novelty Co. (Building Ma-
terial.)
Martin Furniture Co.
Hickory Furniture Co.
Latta-Martin Pump Co. (Pumps).
CATAWBA.
Population, 1909, white, 300; col-
ored, 100, total, 400.
Value real estate, $21,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $50,000; tax rate, 25
cents per $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor— J. H. Sherrill.
Postmaster — T. E. Harwell.
Chief of Police— W. B. Huitt.
R. R. Agent— F. E. Booth, South-
ern Railway.
Manager Telegraph — F. E. Booth,
Western Union.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Baptist — C. E. Robinson, Pastor.
Methodist — J. M. Price, Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Public School — Miss Annie Barnes,
Principal.
DOCTORS.
Long, Dr. F. Y.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Coulter & Little.
Long, J. U., & Co.
Little, J. D.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Catawba Inn.
Sherrill, W. L.
COTTON GINS.
Lawrence, J. W.
LIVERY STABLES.
Catawba Inn Stables.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Catawba Tanning Co.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Lawrence & Lenard.
CLiAREMONT.
Population, 1909, white, 350; col-
ored, none; total, 350.
Value real estate, $5,000 ; value per-
sonal property, $47,500; tax rate, 25
cents
TOWN OFFICERS.
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,
Pastor.
Ohio Lutheran —
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Smith, Rev. C. O., Principal.
DOCTORS.
Moser, D. M.
DRUGGISTS.
Moser, D. M.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Yoder & Co.
Hoke, W. A.
Holler, R. P.
Hoke, A. F.
Moser, J. H.
HARDWARE DEALERS.
Moser, J. H.
Setzer, C. E.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Kelley, Mrs. J. D.
MANUFACTURING PLANTS.
Huitt, R. R. (Flour Mill).
Moser, J. H., & Co. (Saw Mill and
Threshing).
Yount, J. R., & Co. (Saw Mill).
COTTON GINS.
Smyre-Huitt & Co.
Farmers' Ginning Co.
CONOVER.
Population, 1909: White, 400; col-
ored, 100; total, 500.
Tax Rate: 25c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — T. L. Hunsucker,
Postmaster, J. L. Isenhour.
Chief of Police, Q. E. Simmons.
R. R. Agent — W. W. Hunsucker,
Southern Railway and C. & N. W.
Railway.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Lutheran — Rev. Paul Bischoff, Pas-
tor.
Reformed — Rev. Mr. Keller, Pastor.
Presbyterian — Rev. Mr. Lapsley,
Pastor.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Concordia College — Prof. G. A. Rom-
oser, President.
DOCTORS.
Yount, D. McD.
Herman, F. L.
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CATAWBA— CHATHAM.
DRUGGISTS.
Yount. D. McD.
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Isenhour, P. E., & Son.
Yount. J. A.
Herman, E. A.
Huitt. B. A.. & Son.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
Conover Tribune (Weekly) — A. L.
Barger, Editor.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
Conover Inn.
3IANUFACTURING PLANTS.
J. Hunsucker Handle Co.
Herman Manufacturing Co.
Conover Roller Mills.
Yount & Shell (Ginners and Saw
Milling).
MAIDEN.
White,
800; col-
Population. 1909:
ored. 25; total. S25.
Value real estate and personal prop-
erty, $300,000.
Tax Rate: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. L. Whiten er.
Postmaster— Smith Campbell.
Chief of Police — G. W. West.
R. R. Agent— A. S. Martin, C. & N.
W. R. R.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Methodist— T. S. Coble, Pastor.
Baptist— J. C. Hoyle, Pastor.
Lutheran — .T. L. Cromer, Pastor.
German Reform —
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
South Fork Institute— Prof. Honey-
cutt, Principal.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
Bank of 3Iaiden — O. L. Cromer,
President; B. M. Snratt, Cashier.
GROCERS.
Rogers. John.
Abernathy & Co.
Freed, J. C.
NEWSPAPERS AND EDITORS.
News-Herald — A. W. Setzer, Editor.
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Cromer. J. L.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Rabb. Carpenter & Co.
Whiten er, R. L.
Rudisill, R. A.
Carpenter. M. F.
Hawn, J. P.
Heafner & Taylor.
LIVERY STABLES.
Taylor, M. P.
Keener, G. W.
CHATHAM COUNTY.
COUNTY SEAT, PITTSBORO.
Population: (Census 1910), 22.635.
Formed in 1770. Named in honor of "William Pitt, Earl of Chatham.
Area : 800 square miles.
Value of real estate, $2.1S3.22S; value of personal property. S1.S25.779.
Property listed in 1909 by whites. $4,209,540; by negroes, $203,346.
No. of Schools: For whites. <S2 : for negroes, 39.
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, TELEGRVPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Bonlee and Western Railroad, 7.50 miles, assessed value $ 18.750.00
Matthews Telephone Company, assessed value 2.025.00
Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad. 24.99 miles, assessed value 249.S45.61
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company, 18.50 miles, assessed value. 372,757.00
Pullman Company, assessed value 1,308.03
Swift Refrigerator Transportation Company, assessed value .... 1.000.00
Southern Express Company, assessed value 4,031.15
Cape Fear Telephhone Company, assessed value 1.475.00
Pittsboro Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value... 250.00
Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value 7,381.87
Carolina Power and Light Company, assessed value 2.325.79
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 960.00
Chapel Hill Telephone Company, assessed value 255.00
Durham and South Carolina Railroad Company, 17.88 miles, as-
sessed value S9.284.00
Durham and Charlotte Railroad. 8.27 miles, assessed value 24.224.00
Superior Court Terms: First Monday in February; the 9th Monday after
the first Monday in March; 4th Monday before the first Monday in Septem-
ber; 10th Monday after the first Monday in September.
COUNTY OFFICERS. I Sheriff— Leon L. Lane, Pittsboro.
Clerk of the Court— J. L. Griffin, Register of Deeds— Jno. W. John-
Pittsboro. I son, Pittsboro.
BANK OF PITTSBORO, ™tsboro, n. c.
Oldest Bank in the County
CHATHAM COUNTY.
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Co. 'Supt. of Health— L. E. Farthing,
Pittsboro.
Co. Supt of Schools — R. P. Johnson,
Pittsboro.
Supt. Co. Home— W. H. Ward, Pitts-
boro.
Co. Board of Education — J. B. At-
water, Bynum ; A. R. Norwood, By-
num, R. F. D. No. 1; W. B. Harden,
Harper's Cross Roads.
County Commissioners — C. D. Moore,
Pittsboro. R. F. D. No. 1 ; J. W. Grif-
fin, Pittsboro; TV. H. Ferguson, Pitts-
boro, R. F. D. No. 2.
County Board of Elections — Jacob
Thompson, (chrm.), Pittsboro: J. B.
Clesrff. J. J. Hamlet.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Baldwin Township — J. J. Peoples,
Bynum. R. F. D. No. 1 ; TV. A. Snipes.
Chapel Hill. R. F. D. No. 2; Cleveland
Tancock, Frosty.
Matthews— A." H. Perry. Siler City;
G. TV. TVomble, Siler Citv ; R. M. Gor-
rell. Ore Hill.
New Hope — Bun T. Thrailkill. Merry
Oaks. R, F. D. • J. Seaton Welch.
Merry Oaks : A. E. Griffin. Merry Oaks.
Oakland — B. F. Williams. Moncure,
R. F. D. No. 1: N. A. Gilmore, Mon-
cure. R. F. D. No. 1: H. R. Harwood,
Moncure, R. F. D. No. 1.
Williams — G. W. Risr^sbee. Bynum,
R. F. P. No. 2: J. Bun Atwater. By-
num; Hermon C. Sears. Morrisville.
Bear Creek — William B. Cheek, Bear
Creek : John W. Brewer, Bear Creek ;
A. E. Cox. Fall Creek.
Cape Fear — D. Mont Bridgers,
Lockville; John H. Gotten. Corinth;
John C. Luther. Moncure.
Center — R. M. Burns. Pittsboro;
Jasper N. Hamlet. Pittsboro: Hugh
W. Farrell. Pittsboro.
Gulf — J. Rom Moore, Goldston : Geo.
D. Frasier, Gulf; Geo. TV. Blaylock.
Bear Creek.
Haw River — John Bell. Moncure;
Moody Burns. Moncure. R. F. D. No.
2: William Steadman, Moncure, R. F.
D. No. 2.
Hickory Mt. — J. R. Blair. Kimbol-
ton : T. B. Bray. Beaumont; Robert
J. Watson. Rives Chapel.
Hadley — Manlv Lindlev. Lindlev;
Alvis F. Wbitaker, Lindlev : Jos. L.
Self. Lindlev.
Albright — M. F. Overman. Liberty;
J. Calvin Thompson, Silk Hope: TV.
M. Duncan. Staley.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Baptist — L. R. Dixon. Mt. Vernon
Springs; O. B. Mitchell. Pittsboro.
Christian— P. T. Klapp, Pittsboro.
Methodist — L. N. Chapin. Bynum.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Silk Hope— N. M. Wright, Principal,
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Upehurch, C. G., New Hill. R. F. D.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Perry, G. TV.. Silk Hope.
TVomble. 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.' Bvnum.
Brewer, W. H.. Fall Creek.
Henderson, J .T., Bynum.
Council, J. F., & Bro.. Morrisville.
COTTON GINS.
TVomble, 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. TV., Silk Hope.
Fearington. E. M.. Riggsbee.
Burns & Seagroves. Cumnock.
Bynum, George, Pittsboro.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Chatham Roller Mill Co., Bynum.
Williams Co., Riegsbee.
Perry, G. W., Silk Hope.
Lockville Roller Mill, Lockville.
Mclver, J. M., Gulf.
SAW MILLS.
Nooe, B.. Pittsboro.
Bland, T. M., Pittsboro.
Perry, G. TV., 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, R. F.
D. No. 1.
Harmon, Miss Nora, Pittsboro.
Bynum. Miss Mary W., Beaumont.
Byrd. Miss T. Ethel, Morrisville,
R. F. 
