J. H. SOUTHGATE.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
-^IINSURANCE.I^
OUH MOTTO: lilBE^fllilTY, JUSTICE, SECURITY.
Near/y $500M00,000 Capita/ and Assets Represented.
AlAvays Call on or Write Us Before Iiisnring Elsewhere.
YOURS TRULY,
J SOUTHGATE & SON,
No. 105 W. Main St., 2d Floor over Morehead Banking Co,,
E,A.3!>d:sE:'X"'s
1892.
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DURHAM, N. C.
-^•»-
GEO. W. WATTS, President. J. F- SLAUSHTE-R, Jr., eashier.
A. -H. STOKES, yice-President. LEE H. 37VTTLE, Teller.
Geo. W. Watts,
W H. Proctor,
J. F. Slaughter, Jr.
W. Duke,
A. H. vStokes,
A. E. Lloyd,
S. R. Carrington,
Samuel Kramer.
B. N. Duke.
J. S. Manning,
W. A. Slaler,
C0NDUC^g Ti GENE^HIi BLINKING BUglNESg.
Extends every accommodation, consistent with business principles, for its
customers, and money always to lend them at 8 per cent. Allows interest on
deposits. We call special attention to our safety deposit boxes tor valuables,
in 5ur five and burgjar-proof safe.
Tl-t EDUCATOR CO., PRINT. DURHAM. N. C
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J^S^--^ ELLIS, STONE & CO.
37i.3^DRY GOODS, CARPETS, iGUOTIONS,&C.
l^'^Y" . NO. 124 WEST MAIN STREET,
'• ^ jg^^Your trade respectfully solicited.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers iu all kinds of
Parlor,
Mm Room
Clocks, Pictures and Mattresses a Specialty.
limnCnTRkliyP MetalUc caskets, Burial Cases and Coffins.
UIiUlHI rlMillO. A General line of Undertaking.
No.s. 107-109 Corcoran .street, - - - - DURHAM, N. C.
C.A.SI3: OIR- I is: ST .A. X^X-TvlEHSTT.
DURHAM ALMANAC
Will be issuer] in September and will contain ths names and
P O. address of 500C farmers and other prominent citizens of Dur-
Iiam and all adjoinin<:f counties, and a copy will be mailed J'ree to
each one of these. Advertisers can be suppUed with as many
additional copies as they may wish, with their ads on the outside
back, at small cost. If you wish to advertise iu something that
will pay you write for space at once.
X, A. IIAMSEY, Publisher,
107 E. 'Main st., Durham. N. C.
H, c. Collection
Library
ULnivf^sityof N>CX
ADVERTISEMENTS. 3
AGENT
TXT^a-sliing-toii I-iife Insrira-zice Oo.,
OF NEW YOREC.
ASSETS, - - - $12,000,000.
The Washington has the most desirable class of assets of any Hfe
Company. Its policy is exceedingly liberal. For information con-
cerning policies, or applications for agencies, address
SAM'L L. ADAMS.
Rooms 21-23, Wright Building,
■• 201 West Main Street, Durham," N. C.
T. J". L-A.1VCBE!,
TIlB FllB ulOllllGr, AND GEiMTS FURNISHER.
FAT AJy D LEAM MEX SUITS,
BOOSTS .A-ISTID "S'OXJXHS SXJIXS,
IN ¥.m^^ gaiTis T8 ¥m eyeryb0dy.
Come to see me.
loi East Main, Corner Mangnm Street,
D'JRHAftfl, ^3. C.
VV. H. N/IcCABE, '
i:jsraxj"j^.^^isroE.
MOTTO : EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL.
None But the Best Companies Represented.
When in need of any form of Insurance call on or write to
Yours very truly,
W. H." MCCABE.
Wright Building, Rooms Nos. 2-4
PARRISH'S WAREHOUSE,
Is the place to sell your Tobacco. The oldest Warehouse firm in
Durham. Has sold more Tobacco for more money than any other
Warehouse in North Carolina for the past fifteen years.
STRICT HEADQUARTERS.
'^[^Ii^ti'ili'ii^^illmi^ilmiii^i'ii' ^- J- PARRISH, Propriktor.
00030733421
FOR USE ONLY IN
rIE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. B. BOONE;. JUNIUS PARKER.
BOONE & PARKER,
Mangum •Building, 2nd Floor, -Rooms No. Z and 3.
Cor. East Main and Mangum Streets,
DURHAM, N. C.
"^^^^- X_i. CCOZ=EIB 6z CO.,
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•RBFE-RE/>JeES:
First National Bank, Durham, N. C
Hon. E. C. Reid, Prest. Nat'l, Bank, Raleigh N C
Branch & Co., Bankers, WiLson, N. C.
No. 23S West Main vStreet,
DURHAM, N. C.
NEWLY FURNISHED.
M/iS. FANNIE PETWAY, Proprietress.
SS.OO I^EI?, 3D.A.-5r.
The Proprietress is fully prepared to accommodate the traveling
public, and will spare no pains to give to all her guests such acconi-
niodations as will please and satisfy them.
No. Ill Church vStreet, Near the Court IIou.se,
^^^^ DURHAM, N. C.
J. J. MACKAY, Agent,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
KRAMER BUILDING, NO. 107 E. MAIN STREET,
3D"cr2^i3:-^jM:, - _ _ nsr. c
Consignments of nil Articles desired to be Sold at Aucti.)n
or on Commission Solicited.
Strict Attention paid to Business, and Prompt Returns on all
sales.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. A. SLATER & CO.,
OTliOTBLlE:E?.S,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Umbrellas, &c ,
100 JVest Main St., cor. Manguin,
iDXT:]R£3:.^fi^:M:, asr. o.
THE PLACE TO BUY A
RIFLE OR PISTOL,
OR SHELLS, mm OUTFITS, BUSE BILLS,
TENNIS. GYMNASIUM, CUTLERY AND SPORTING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.
THE A. G. ALFO.iD SPORTING GOODS CO.,
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL,
225 E. 'Baltimore Street,
•BALTIMO-RE MT).
Durham Machine Shop and Foundery,
LEWIS ALBEZETTE & SON, Proprietors.
Eiiiiines, Boiler.s, and Saw Mill Machinery of all kinds Repaired
on short notice. Foundery and Blacksmith work of all kinds.
Valves, Injector Lifters, Steam Guages, Water Guages and Glass;
in short, everything kept in a first-class Machine Shop.
Nos 216 to 222 W. Peabody st., bet. R. & D. and D. & N. Depots,
H. J. "bass 3c eo.,
LEnFToBacco aNQ Strips.
NG 208 MORGiiN STREET.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. A. GUTHRIE,
Attorney at Lkw,
OFFICE : 207 CHURCH STREET,
DURHAM, N. C.
eiTg DKUG STOT^E.
R. BLACKITALL & SOIT, Proprietors,
DEALERS l/M
Dmp, MedMneSj BhemiedSj Bye StuEsj
cigars, Tobacco,' Garden Seed, Perfumer}-, Soaps, Toilet Articles, etc.
Cor. W. Main and Corcoran sts., DURHAM, N. C.
DR. L. B. HENDERSON,
ID E :sr T I s T _
OFFICE: 100 WEST MAIN. 2d FLOOR. ROOMS No. I, 2 and 3.
Corner West Main and Mauguni S! reels,
r) XJ E. li -A. I^ , - - KT, c.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION. •
BWMMmM M&&M SWQmE.
T. J. GATTIS & SON, Proprietors.
A FULL LINE OF
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY, ARTIST MATERIALS,
SCHOOL. RELIGIOUS AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS CONSTANTLY IN STOCK.
CALL AND SEE US. No. 121 East Main vStreet,
iDXJim-A.iwa:, xsr. c.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. J. GRISWOLD,
LIFE, FIRE, CASUALTY, SECURITY, EMPLOYER'S
Liability, and Steam Boiler and Salary
No. 102 West Main, 2nl> Floor, Room No. 9,
Corner West Main and Mangum Streets,
J. F. CORBETT, President. JNO. W. CARLTON, Vice-President.
W. J. CHP.ISTIAN, Sec'y and Treas.
li^b urn
SIGN BOARD,
DURHAM BELLE,
C: C. C.
SWEHT POTATO.
DAISY GREEN.
Manufacturers of all Grades
FliE tM\U
-AND-
REBEL DURHAM.
FAUCETT'S CLIPPINGS,
PURE DURHAM,
LEGAL TENDER,
And other Brands.
igoMijg Totoccoj
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Nos. 204-20S Poplar Street,
IDijirliam, - - InT. O.
mwmm mm mwAm immi
A SURE REMEDY FOR
Headache, Sleeplessness, and all Nervous Affections.
A SPEEDY RELIEF FOR
Catarrh, Cold in tlie Mead ajsd Ilaj Fever.
Pleasant, Convenient and Effectual.
M.-iNUFACTURED BY
buRHy\n NEDI^y\TEb ClQARETTE ^OMPy\NY,
Cor. East Main and Church Streets, 2d and 3d Floors
DURHAM.-- N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ADVANCED, THOROUGH, SELECT,
AND IN EVERY WAY WELL EQUIPPED.
Twenty 'two Officers and Teachers .
Before sending yonr daughters anywhere, send for
catalogue.
J AS. DINWIDDIE, M. A., Univ. of Va.,
Raleigh, N. C. Principal.
LUCIUS GREEN. JNO, M. MOREHEAD.
GREEN & MOREHEAD,
Annual Capacity 4,000,000 Pounds,
. No. 211 Morris Street,
The Durham Recorder,
Established in 1820 at Hillsboro, N. C. Moved to Durham in 1879.
Having the Largest Circulation, and is the Best Advertising.
Medium in the "Golden Belt Tobacco Section."
E. C. HACKNEY,
Editor and Proprietor^
Durham, N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. S. MANNING.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE—Wright Building, 2d Floor, Rooms Nos. 5 and 7,
On corner West Main and Corcoran vStreets,
Consolidated Land and Improvement Co.
CAPITAL STOCK $1,000-000.
President: JULIAN .S. CARR,
Presideut First National Bauk. Durham, N. C.
President Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Company.
Vice-Presidej^t : Col. A. B. ANDREWS,
Second Vice-President Richmond & Danville Railroad.
Vice-President Citizens National Bank Raleigh, N. C.
Secretary and Treasurer : R. H. WRIGHT, Esq.,
Office : Room Xo. g, Wright Building,
No. 201 West. Main, cor. Corcoran,
DURHAM. N. C
R. B RANEY, Proprietor.
The climate of Raleiti,h is absolutely unsurpassed in the .South.
Mean temperature, Dec, Jan. and Feb. .44.5. Same as Plorence, Italy.
Rates $2.50 and $3.00 per Day. Special Weekly Rates.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
TOB^aCO,
AND
IN STYLES AND SIZES TO SUIT THE TRADE.
Address,
T. B. FULLER, Sec'y and Treas.,
Cor. Blackwell and W. Pett]>revv Sis.
T. C. GOODSON,
Leaf Tobacco Broker,
ORDERS SOLICITED.
SA TISFACTION GUARANTEED,
C. A. W. BARHAM,
Licensed Anctioj^eer.
Will sell Lands, Personal Property. &c., and in all cases guar-
aLtees thai the Highest Prices will be obtained. Also
Auctioneer at Reams Warehouse.
No. 200-208 West Main Street,
iDXJ'3=£:E3:.z^ivd:, - - isr. o.
12 ADVERTISEMENTS.
KINCAN $c CO.,
Pork Packers,
SELL ALL KINDS OF
Fresh Pork Sausage, Bologna, Pigs Feet, &c.,
IN CAR LOTS OR SMALLER QUANTITIES BOXED.,
CURERS OF THE FAMOUS
cc
Kiii's nn Kettle Mflerei Leal Larfl,
English Cured Shoulders.
Ask for KINGAN'S RELIABLE BRAND SMOKED
MEATS, for sale by all first-class orrocers.
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FOR THE YKAR
18 9 2.
WHITE AND COLORED POPULATION gI¥EN SEPARATE.
WITH SUPPLEMENT GIVING CHURCH, vSUNDAY .SCHOOL,
AND PUBLIC vSCHOOL STATISTICS OF THE COUNTY.
ALSO LIST OF
Post Offices, Magistrates and Notaries Public.
DURHAM, N. C. :
N. A. Ramsey, Publisher,'
No. 107 E. Main vStrkkt.
14 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fillet flatioqal Banl^ of M\m.
Parrish Building, No. 204 Mangum Street,
IDVLrllSLm, iT-. O.
CAPITAL. STOCK. - - _ - ^ 150,000
STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY, - 300,000
DEPOSITORS' SECURITY, - - 450,000
B A/N KI/viG l/N TVLL ITS B-R A&l e4H ES.
Liberal inducements for deposits from Banks, Corporations, Business
Houses and Individuals.
Our facilities for making Collections on all points throughout the
country' are of the best.
All returns will be made promptly.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS :
National Bank Republic, New York City, N. Y.
National Park Bank " " " "
United States National Bank, New York City, N. Y.
Manufacturers National Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.
Merchants Bank, Danville, Va.
■ State Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Merchants National Bank of Richmond, Richmond, Va-
Norfolk National Bank, Norfolk, Va.
National Bank of Raleigh, N. C.
Commercial National Bank, Charlotte, N. C.
Our Discount rate is 8 per cent, to everybody.
Persons depositing money and receiving certificates of deposit
therefor running 6 or 12 months will receive interest thereon at the
rate of 4 per cent.
o:p:e^iodbis3 :
J. S. CARR, President. L. D. HEARTT, Cashier.
W. W. FULLER, Vice-President. J M WHITTED, Teller-
J. S. Carr, J. W. Smith, J. W. Walker, E, W. Kennedy.
\V. W. Fuller, W. R. Cooper, J. T. Mallory, Jas. A. Bryan,
L. D. Heartt, C. S. Bryan.
INDHX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Adams, S. L., At^'t., Insurance, . . 3
All)ezette, Lewis & Son, Founders
and Machinists 5
Alford, A. G., Sporting Goods Co., 5
Banner Warehouse Co 34
Rargamin, G. & H., Plumbing . . 28
Barham, C. A. W., Auctioneer . . 11
Bass, H. J. & Co.. Leaf Dealers, . . 5
Baunigarten, \Vm., Rubber Stamps, 10
Blacknall, R. & vSon, Druggists . . 6
B ackvell Lu". Co-op. Tob. Co . . 16
Boone & Parker, Lawvers .... 4
Brown, Dr. J. jC , Dentist 43
College Street Seminary 18
Commonwealth Cot, Mf 'g Co . . . 47
Cooper, W. L., Leaf Dealer .... 4
Duke. \V. Sons &: Co., Cigarettes and
Smoking Tobacco 21
Dulany, W. J. C. Company . . 3 Back
Durham Almanac 2 Back
Durham & Northern R. R 20
46
Durham Collar and Harness Fac'ty iS
Durham ConsoL Land and Im. Co. 9
Durham Cotton Mf"g Co 22
Durham Daily v'-km
Durham Fertilizer Co
Durham Furniture Co 2 Back
Durham Machine Works 5
Durham Med. Cigarette Co ... . 7
Durham Paper Box Factory .... 40
Durham Recorder 8
Durham vSupply Co 4 Back
Educator Co 48
Fisenbrandt, H. R. & Sons, Musi-
cal Listruments 4 I'ack
Ellis, Stone & Co.. Dry Goods. 2 Back
Iviucette Dur. Tob. Co 7
Fidelity Bank r Back
First Nat. Bank 14
Fuller & P'uller, Lawyers 25
Gattis, T. J. & Son, Books and Sta'y 6
Gautschi, PL 6c Sons, Music Poxes, 24
Golden Belt Mfg Co , Bag Mf 'rs . 11
Goodson, T C, Leaf Dealer ... 11
Green & IVIorehead, Leal Dealers . 8
Griswold, W. J., Ins. and Brokerage 7
Guthrie, W. A., Lawyer 6
Harden, G. M. Jr., Livery .... 27
^_^Hawes, S. H., Coal 27
' Henderson, Dr. L. B.. Dentist. . . 6
O Hcrndon & Bagwell, Grocers ... 25
Oq HoUoway, J. A., Wagon Mf'r . . 27
. Holloway, W. H., Blacksmith , . . 27
^ Hotel Driver [
^-. Hotel Gladstone 26
L-. Hutchins, J. W., Meats 25
'Jones, G. R. &Co . Leaf Tobacco . 33
T( nes, J. W. A Co , Dry Goods . . 29
Jones, M H., Jeweler 31
Kingan & 2o., Pork Packers ... 12
Knal)e & Co., Pianos, 47
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Kramer, .A., Leaf Tobacco . . . . 30
Kramer, S. & Co . Cigar Mf 'rs 4 Back
Lambe, T. J., Clothing, 3
Lyon, K. E., Leaf Tobacco .... 31
McCabe, W. H., Insurance .... 3
Mackav, ]. J., Ins. and Com. Mch't "'
Mallory Cheroot Co : 8
Manning, J. S., Lawrer q
Markham, H. H., Gen. Mdse . . . .'2
Michaels & Co., Druggists .... 33
Morris & Sons Mf 'g Co., Tob. Snuff 30
Murray, J S., Sewing Machines . . 30
Murray, W. R. & Co. , Sewing Ma- '
chines, Pianos and Organs . .
Muse, W. H., Dry Goods .' . . . .
News and Observer
N. C. College A. & M. A
North Durham Pants Factory . . .
Norton, C H., Contractor 31
Osborn House 3^
Osborn, W. H. & Co., Leaf Tobacco 33
Oxford Orphan Asylum . . 239 and 40
Parrish Warehouse 3
Peace Institute 8
Piedmont Air Line R. R 19
Pinnix, J. T. & Co., Leaf Tobacco . 34
Postle}-, C. T., Jeweler 37
Proctor, W. H. , Racket Grocer . . 34
Pugh, Thos. C. & Co., Salt Fish, &c 37
Ramsey & Michie, Civil Engineer-
ing and Surveying .... 3 Back
Rawls, Q. E , Varietv vStore .... 39
Reams, H. A , Real Es. & Ins.Brok. 28
Rich. & Danville R. R, tq
Rochelle, C, W., Photographer, . . 37
Rogers, R. I., Tombstones. . 37
Rosemond, H. M., Baker and Conf. 31
Schloss Bros & Co., Clothing, ... 17
Sch warts, J., Meats, 39
Sears, A. A., Livery 45
Shelbuni, W., Photographer ... 43
Slater, W. A. & Co., Clothing . . . 5
Smoot, Parrish & Co., Leaf Tob . . 40
vSouthgate, J. & Son, Ins . . . i Back
Stokes &. H. & Co , Leaf Tobasco. 40
Stornonis, G., Huckster 43
' Stvron Fence Co . 4r
Sutton, R. M. & Co., Dry Goods . 18
Tavlor, C. C, Stoves and Tinware, 44
Th'axton & Patton, Gen, Mdse . . 38
Travers, S.W. & Co., Fertilizers 3 Back
Trinity College J 2
Walker, Jno. B , Leaf Tobacco . . 44
Watson, Fred A., Art Material . . 40
Weatherspoon, W. H., Grocer . . 34
Whitley, R. D., Jeweler 45
Wortham, W. H., vSash, Doors, &c. 44
Wvatt, E. F. & Son, Saddlerv, &c. 4^^
Wyatt, ]M. B., Grocer ....'... 36
Yarborouuh House 9
Yearby, W. M., Druggist 45
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
oipipioe:rs:
JULIAN S. CARR,
President.
S. H. AUSTIN, Jr.,
Vice-President.
J. A. Mcdowell,
Treasurer.
J. M. DUNCAN,
Secretary.
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8 Wabash Avenue. San Fraxcisco
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Do you v;ant Clothing
that iG L-ho r<eT;cs t- -I^iGbbi es t-
Clothing that haa character?
Ask for
Clothing Designed by
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DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS
'.-::-: 703 Broacway. BALTIMORE: 500. 502, 504, ^06, 508 West Balti-
more St., 2. 4, 6, S, North Paca S rect.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
College Street Female Seminary,
PRINCIPAL-S: Rev. T. U. FAUCETTE, Mrs. M. A. FAtTCETTE.
AssiSTANT.s : Miss Bertha Luck. Miss Emmie D. Faucette, Miss Sue Hall.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions of twenty weeks
each. The Spring and Fall Sessions open respectively on the
second Monday in January and August.
The Faculty. — The corps of Teachers consists of five mem-
bers, all of whom are especially qualified for their work. The
Principals of the Seminary have long been regarded as being among
the foremost educators in North Carolina, while the careful training
and proficiency of their assistants in their respective departments
place them deservedly in the front rank of professional teachers.
The Location. — The Seminary is located on College street, in
the town of Oxford, within easy access of the churches of all de-
nominations, postoffice and other public buililings. Oxford is too
well kuown to need any words commendatory of its healthfulness
and the culture of its people The School Building which has just
been completed is almost perfect in arrangements, and was built es-
pecially for school purposes. It is situated in the most quiet and
beautiful portion of the town and is a model among buildings of
like character. For further information address
Rev. T. U. FAUCETTE, Oxford, N. C.
R. M. SUTTON & CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Dry (Jooi^s nnt) (Motions,
33 and 35 HOPKINS PLACE,
ba.Xj Ti:m:o:e^e], is/ljd.
i;. D. WOODY. I'. McWILLIAMS.
Durham Collar and Harness Factory,
p. McWILLIAMS, Manager.
Repairing Done on Short Notice.
We also keep in stock a full line of Trunks, Valises and
Turf Goods. Call and see us.
No. 400 Mangum St., Opposite First Kaptist Church.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 19
BBiBei ea I
Richmoiid and Dtinville R. R. Co.
THE SHORT AND DIRECT LINE
FROM
WASHINGTON, D. (J.
I^ichmonl), Vn.
To Atlanta and Birmingham,
PASSING THROUGH THE CITIES OF
Alexandria^ Charlottsvillc^ Lynchburg^ Danville^
Greensboro^ Reidsville^ Salisbury^ Charlotte^
Columbia^ Augusta^ Raleigh^ Durham^ Goldsboro^ ■
Spartansbiirg^ Greeni'iUe^ Seneca^
Gainsville^ and Athens^
To the South \ Southwest.
MONTGOMERY, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS,
SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA.
The Great Passenger and Freight Line of tne South, with Unsur-
passed FaciUties for Prompt and Satisfactory Passen-
ger and Freight Serviqe.
Inquiries for Information should be addressed to
SOL. HAAS, J. H. DRAKE, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager, Geu. Freight Ageut, Geu, Passenger Agent,
Atlanta, Ga. Richmond, Va. Atlanta, Ga.
20 ADVERTISEMENTS,
The DuPki]] and Mlhn ?\^\\mi
EXTENDING 42 MILES FROM
Durham to Henderson,
And being a part of the SEABOARD AIR LINE System. ofler»
UNRIVALLED TRANSPORTATION FACILiT lES
TO THE PEOPLE OF DURHAM.
F/rst C/ass Equipment,
Quick Schedules,
and Atteniive Employe- s.
Shortest and most comfortable route to all points
KTcrtli, East, So-u-tli. and. ''^Tv^est.
Thoroughly appointed trains tin-ough to
Atlanta, Athens, Charlotte, Wilmington,
Raleigh, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Close freight connections made at Portsmouth, Ya. to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston end Providence.
AND AT ATLANTA, GA. FOR
6^. Louis, Kansas City, New Orleans, Galveston, and all Texas
and PACIFIC POINTS.
The increase in Traffic, both Freight and Passenger, for the i)ast
year, furnishes ample evidence of the popularity of the Durham
& Northp:kn Railroad among the people of Durham.
For tickets, maps, tables, folders, and freight rates and sched-
ules^ or further information, apply to
R. I. CHEATHAM, Agent,
Durham, N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
21
W DUKE^ SONS & CO.,
BRANCH OF THE
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MANUFACTURERS OF
AND
TOBj^GGO.
Tie Larpst Ciprei Factory li lis Worlfl,
And Producers of the Finest Goods.
B. N. DUKK, 1
y Manag-ino; Directors.
GEO. W. WATTS, J
IX .A. 1,1. THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE WORLD.
FACTORY; 1.318 to 332 W.PeaMySW,
izM\s& a ^b^ ■
22 ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. M. Odell, Presidnit.'\ [W. H. Branson, Sec. & Treas,
Durham Cotton Manufacturing Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine Brown Shirting, Chambrays, i&c.
No better Goods of this class are manufactured any
where in this country.
Capital Stools, $150,000.
Spindles, - 9,448.
Looms, - - 244.
Hands Employed, 210.
With an average Daily Output of from io,ooo to
i2,ooo yards of goods.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
needing goods of the class manufactured b}' us would
make no mistake in getting our samples and prices be-
fore laying in their stock,'
Address
W. H. BRANSON, Sec. and Treas ,
East no-CLrliam, 1>T- O.
ADVERTISEMENTa 23
Durham Fertilizer Co.
OFFICE: No. 202 Mangnm Street,
DURHAM, = = N. C.
Factories ; DflrMni, N. C. aM Rlctooi, ?a.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FOLLOWING BRANDS OF FERTILIZERS:
PERUVIAN SUBSTITUTE, (Guaranteed 7 per cent. Ammonia.)
DURHAM BULL, WITH PERUVIAN GUANO,
DURHAM AMMONIATED FERTILIZER,
GREAT COTTON AND CORN GROWER.
DURHAM BULL HIGH GRADE ACID PHOSPHATE,
The following Brands made EXPRESSLY FOR THE ALLIANCE :
N. C. Alliance Official Guano,
Progressive Farmer,
N.C. Alliance Official Acid Phosphate,
Guaranteed Lowest Prices
Consistent with First-Class Goods.
WRITE FOR PRICES, TERMS, ETC.
Durham Fertilizer Company,
S. T. MORGAN, President
L. A. CARR, Secretary.
24 ADVERTIvSEAIENTS.
SWITZERLAND. E.-^tab/i^h-.i IS24. PHILAuELPHlA. 1876.
■H. Gautschi 5l Sons,
Manufacturers and Importers of Finest Quality of
SIC Boxes.
Sainte Croix, Switzerland.
SALESROOM FOR THE UNITED STATES
At 1030 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
THE mill iSiCiiL BOI i^'iir-'t:: zrz
sweetest, most complete, durable and perfect Musical Boxes made,
and any number of tunfs can be obtained for them.
Also a complete line of all other styles and sizes from 30 cents to
i.Soo.oo Dollars.
t:-
j_i3.r^3;
:ccl2:
-^m' rica.
The most appropriate Wedding, Anniversary and Holiday Present.
No INIusical Box can be guaranteed to wear well without Gautschi's
S:ifety Tune Change and Check, patented in Switz.-.lai.d and the
United States. Guaranteed for six years.
Old Jtlusic Boxes repaired and improved by exp^ric.-.ccd work-
men from the Factory in vSwitzerland, and at low rate.s.
Headquarters for Gem and Concert Roller OrL-cirs, o; ly ir.on to
C12.CO. Play any number of tunes as selected. Correspondence and
examination invited.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 25
W. W. FULLER. F. L. FULLER,
FULLER & FULLER,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
PARRISH BUILDING,
DURHAM. - - N. C.
HERNDON & BAGWELL,
iiQcers and Bgiileis m Eeseral Meichandise,
No. 103 East Main vStreet,
If _vou wish first-class Family Groceries, or anything else in our
line, call and see us and we will try to deal with you so you will be
sure to come and see us ag^ain.
J . W . H U T C H I N S ,
— AT—
Oit3^ nviarlsat. Stall l<I'o. 1,
HAS LAMB, MUTTON, PORK.
All the very best. Give him a call.
R. T. HOWERTON & BRO.,
^Manufacturers and Dealers in
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, CARTS.
408 MANGUM STREET, DURHAM, X. C.
Repairinji^ Done Neatly and Promptly.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
The largest and best sslected stock of Coffins, Caskets, Burial Cases
Robes and Burial Outfits in the citv.
THE BEST EMBALMING' FLUIDS. Disinfectants and De-
odorizers used when necessary. Orders receive prompt and faithful
attention.
26 ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTELGLADSTONE.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
On both the AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.
CENTRx\LLY LOCATED,
WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE.
BEAUTIFULIvY FURNISHED.
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED.
ATTACHED FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
IF*. J". :Lv£XJI^I^-A-"^", I=roprietor.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. M. HARDIN, Jr.,
UVERY, FEED, AND SALE STABLES,
North of First Bap. Church, extending from Orange st. to Rigsbee Aw,
•DURHAM, - - N.C.
THE BEST RIGS IN THE CITY, at Reasonable Rates.
Finest Carriages in the City. Boarding Horses a Specialty.
Gentle teams and careful drivers. Give me a call.
W. H. HOLLOWAY ,
COR. CHURCH AND EAST PARRISH STREET,
Horses shod on correct principles. Thousands of horses are per-
manently injured by bad shoeing. Having studied the anatomy of
the horse's foot, and with many years experience, he believes he" can
satisfy any reasonable horse owner with his work.
He respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage.
J\ ~. HOLLOWAY, ' '
Cor. Roxboro and Liberty Streets, DURHAM, N. C.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages, Carts, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Etc.
Respectfully solicits a liberal share of the public patronage, and
guarantees satisfaction both in style and prices. Repairing of all
kinds done at short notice, and in the best manner, at low prices.
Horse Shoeing at bottom figures. Terms Cash.
S. H. HAWES,
DEAI^ER IN
RICHMOND, VA.
28 ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. & A. BARGAMIN,
RICHMOND, VA. ESTABLISHED 1817.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Machinists, Plumber , Gas and Steam
DURHAM BRANCH, No. 121 East Main Street,
S. W. HOLMAN, Manager.
Catalogues, Price Lists, &c., furnished on application.
H. A. REAMS,
Real Estate and Leaf Tobacco Broker,
No. 252 W. Peabody St., adjoining Durham & Northern Depot,
W. R. MURRAY. F. W. FAUCETTE.
Agents for the Light Running
*vDomestie" Sewing Machine,
And dealers in Needles, Oil and vSewing Mach, Parts and Attachments.
Agents for Bicycles of the Best Makes.
Agents for the Best Pianos and Organs Made.
THE MALLORY
Durham (Jheroot. (^o.,
Manufacturers of the be.st class of Cheroots. Orders solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Factory: No. 118 We.st Parrlsh Street,
ADVERTISEMENTS. 29
J. W. JONES & CO.,
The Leading Dry Goods House
The attention of the Trading Public
is respectfully called to this well es-
taVjlished House, where anj^thing and
everything kept in a
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE
mav be found.
Ladies Fine Dress Gooas
A SPECIALTY.
There is no need of going anywhere
else to get what you wish, as you
always find in our stock the Very
Latest Styles of the most beautiful
and most fashionable goods.
Our Stock is Kept Up,
as we are constantly in receipt of
ju.st such Goods as our market de-
mands.
Ladies Fine Shoes
of various styles, of the best manufacturers in
the United States, that will suit the taste and add
greatly to the comfort of the wearer, always on
hand.
Also, Muslins, Ginghams, Lawns, Laces, Gloves, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Ladies Underwear, Trunks, Valises, vSatchels, and anything
you wish at prices that defy competition.
O-^I-iI-. ./^3SriD SEE XTS.
No Trouble to Show our Goods, whether you Buy or out.
No. 107 West Main Street, one door west of Morehead Bank,
tdtj:r:£3:j^tsj!l, - - isr. c.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALBERT KRAMER,
Successor to WEBB &. KRAMER.
DEALER IN
North Carolina Bright Leaf Tobacco
For Export and Home Trade.
Nos. 122-124 McMannen Street,
DURHAM, N. C.
R. F. MORRIS & SONS MF'G CO.,
No. 212 West Peabody Street, opposite R. & D. Depot.
DURHAM, N. C.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CEIvEBRATED
"'Eureka' Du? haju Sinoking Tobacco
AND ALSO OF THE
Ladies Delight Scotch Snuff.
The Only SNUFF FACTORY SOUTH OF THE POTOMAC.
7. S. MURRAY ,
AGENT FOR THE LIGHT RUNNING
''Ndw Horns' and "Standard" Sewing l\flachines,
Dealer in vSewing Machine Parts and Attachments, Oil, Needles, etc.
Before buying your Machine call and see me
At No. 1 14 West Main Street, DURHAM, N. C .
The News, and Observer,
RALEIGH N. C.
The News established in 1871. 1 Consolidated in 1880.
The Observer established in 1876. I S. A. ASHE, Editor
The Leading Democratic Paper In North Carolina.
The "Old Reliable," never varies, never flinches, never flags,
We ask the support of every Democrat in the State.
Price of Daily, per month, | 50
Price of Weekly, per year, i 25 Send for specimen copy.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 31
M. H. JONES,
Dealer in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Solid Silver
and Gold Plated Ware, &c.
Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted.
No. Ill East Main Street, - - - DURHAM, N. C,
R. E. LYON,
LEAF TOBACCO BROKER,
HANDLES EXCLUSIVELY NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA
WRAPPERvS, SMOKERS AND FILLERS.
REFERENCES :
Jl'. Duke, Sons & Co., Durham, JV. C
/•'hsi JS'ational Bank, Durham, .V. C.
L\on c^ Wilson, Danrille, l^a.
H. M. ROSEMOND,
No. 124: East Main Street, DURHAM, N. C.
Alwavs in stock a fine line of the best and freshest
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, &o.
We have in season the Celebrated HILLSBORO SODA WATER,
which is unequalled in excellence and purity, and delicious ICE
CREAM. The Finest Baker's Bread, Cakes, Pies, &c. are
turned out throughout the day at our
and kept in stock and delivered to any part of the city.
C. H. NORTON,
First- Class IVork Done and Satisfactio7i Guaranteed.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Ko 302 Qhavd Hill Street, DURHAM, N. C
ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. H. MARKHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
hunl Morshnili
COR- WEST MAIN AND MANGUM STREETvS,
Von need not go- North to get what }'oii waiit as we
can supply \-ou with your
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Agricultural Implements,
and ANYTHING ELSE you. may need as we keep
constantly in stock
Hardware, • Crocker>', Wood, Willow,
Guns, Pistols, Powder, Tin and Glassware,
Shot, Fuse, Building and Painting Material
Carpenters and Painters Supplies,
Reapers, Mowers, Plows,
Cultivators, Hoes, Spades,
Manure and Hav Forks. Also
Notions,
Shoes,
Snuff,
Hosiery,
Oil cloth.
Sugar,
Underwear,
Matting,
Molasses,
Hats,
Tobacco,
Bacon,
&c.
&c..
&c.
If vou don't see what yon want, ask for it, and
vou'll be sure to get it.
g@°^ CALL AND SEE US. =^a
ADVERTISEMENTS. 33
MICHAELS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Prescriptions promptly and carefully filled at all hours.
Nos, 100-102 East Main Street, cor Maugum,
W. H. OSBORN & CO.,
DEALERS IN
XjE^F TOB^aCO,
NO. 206 WATKINS STREET,
OSBORN HOUSJE^
OXFORD, N. C.
C. D. OSBORN, Proprietor.
8®" If you wish to feel at home whenever you go to Oxford, don't
fail to go to the Osborn House.
G. R, JONES & CO.,
NO. 601 MANGUM STREET,
a®"Orders solicited.
34 ADVERTISEMENTS.
R. D. Williams. John T. Lea. C. G. Mitchell.
Banner Warehouse Company,
For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
WILLIAMS, LEA, MITCHELL & CO., Proprietors.
NOS. 214-230 WEvST MAIN .STREET,
DURHAM, N. C.
References : High Prices. Fair Dealing.
Cash Reference : Fidelitv Bank.
TELEPHONE CALL, NO. 23,
W. H. PROCTOR, Ppoprietor.
Always in stock everything in the line of Heavy and Fancy Groce-
ries. We make a specialty of Fine Brands of Flour, Canned
Goods, Fruits. Confectioneries, Snuff, Tobacco and Fine
Cigars. Also Country Produce.
Goods promptly delivered Free of Charge. Call and see me, please,
or send your orders to
No. 206 Mangum st., cor. E. Parrish st., op. Parrish Warehouse.
DURHAM, - - N. C.
J. T. PINNIX & CO.,
Leaf Tobacco Brokers,
no no WATKINS STREET, COR. FOSTER,
8^*"Ample facilities for steam or air drying.
W. H. WEATHERSPOON,
—DEALER IN —
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODvS, FINE BRANDS FLOUR, SNUFF, CIGARvS,
TOBACCO, FRUITS, CONFECTIONERIES, &c.. &c,
At Lowest Cash Prices. Call and see me at
No. 100 Chapel Hill St., at Junction of W. Pettigre wSt. ,
DURHAM, N- C.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 35
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OE IIGIIICllLTllllE AND MECHIINIC IIBTS,
THIS COLLEGE was founded to train young men in
Scientific and Practical Agriculture, and in Me-
chanics and Mechanical Engineering, and to give them
along with their Technical Training, such General In-
struction as every citizen needs. It, therefore, offers
©nly two courses of study, the Agricultural and the
Mechanical, but, in each of these courses there are
included
MATHEMATICS, CHEMISTRY, HISTORY ,
ENGLISH AND BOOK-KEEPING .
The Board of Trustees is sparing no efforts to equip
the College thoroughly.
The Agricultural, Horticuliural and Chemical Departments
are furnished with the best and most modern appliances.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
already has its wood and iron shops thoroughly equip-
ped, and is adding regularly to this equipment.
The growing demand for skilled men in Agriculture,
in Trucking, in Grape-growing, in Agricultural Chem-
istry, in Engineering, Mechanical, Electrical and Civil,
makes such an Education as the College offers, not only
intellectually useful, but at once remunerative.
For further information address
ALEXANDER Q. HOLLADAY, Prest
Raleeigh, N. C.
36 ADVERTISEMENTS.
M. B. WYATT,
Whoi^esale and Retail Dealer in
Heavy --- Fancy Groceries
Of the Highest Standard, and at the Lowest Possible Prices.
We are determined at all times to keep the very best goods in stock
and as we buy for Cash, and in large lots.
We Can Afford to, and Will Sell
whatever you ma)- wish in our line as low, if not lower, than any
other House in North Carolina.
Sugars,
Lard,
Cakes,
Salt Fish,
Coffees,
Salt,
Butter,
Ship Stuff,
Teas,
Can' d goods,
Cheese,
Bran,
Spices,
Preserves,
Tobacco,
Corn,
Sauces,
Pickles,
Cigars,
Wheat,
Bacon,
Crackers,
Snuff,
Hay.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Bolted Meal and Superlative Family Flour
known to the trade. In fact, anything and everything you may wish
at bottom prices, can be had at our store.
Call and see us and be Convinced.
No. 203 West Main Street,
Wright Buildings next door east of Post Office^
Phone No. 40.
ADVERTISEMENTS, 37
CHAS. T. POSTLEY,
[ESTABLISHED 1 875.]
WaTCHMHKER * HMD ♦ ^^WBLER,
Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, &c.
NO. 125 E. MAIN STREET, DURHAM, N. C.
Third door west of Church Street.
THOS. C. PUGH & CO.,
No. 113 South Street. - - - B ULTIMO RE. MD.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Salt Fish, Cheese, Butter, &c.
First-class goods, and sold on a close margin. When visiting the
city call and see us, or send us your orders, which shall have our
prompt attention.
ROBERT I. ROGERS & CO.,
PROPRIETORS
DURHAM MARBLE ana BROWll STONE WORKS
Dealers in Monuments, Tombstones, Tablets, &c.
Correspondence Solicited and Estimates Furnished.
BRANCH YARD AT OXFORD. N. C.
No. 219 W. Main Street, - DURHAM, N. C.
C. W. ROCHELLE,'
No. 112 West Main Street, 2nd Floor,
DURHAM. N. C.
Photography in all its different branches well executed and splen-
didly finished. Styles unsurpassed and general workmanship unex-
celled.
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
T,S ADVERTISEMENTS.
9 £9
JOBS AND BARGAINS IN
CONSTANTLY ARRIVING.
No. 109 East Main Street — Kramer Block",
J. J. THAXTON. J. R. PATTON.
THAXTON & PATTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, GROCERIES
TIN WARE, TOBACCO, SNUFF,
CIGARS, SHIP STUFF, BRAN,
CORN, OATS, HAY,
and everything else needed by the public.
We buy our goods for Cash and consequently CAN,
AND WILL sell them as close as any other first-class
house in North Carolina,
Call and see us and be convinced of the truth of our statement at
JVo. 116 West Main Street,
DURHAM, N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 39
Q. E. RAWLS.
New York Cash Store.
M). 119 East Main Street,
IDTTK^HIJ^Lnvr, - - IST. o.
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SHOES,
HATS, ^C.
This old established house is a Leader in Durham. It is the place
of all others to get the most goods for the least money.
Call and see us, and if you don't see what you wish, ask for it, as
almost anything can be had at
Raiuls New York Cash Store.
ALWAYS BUY THE BEST.
J". SCH:"V7"Jk.I^T2:,
DEALER IX
Clioige Fresli Meats and Sausap.
MANUFACTURED WITH THE GREATEST CARE.
Wholes.vle and Retail Trade Respectfully Solicited.
Remember you get the vsry best at
Stall ISTo. 3, City- I^arl^iet,
Cor, Church and Peabody Streets,
40 ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. H. SMOOT. W. L. PARRISH.
SMOOT, PARRISH&CO
IjEJLin TOBJ^COO,
NO. 200 WATKINS STREET,
DURHAM, N. C.
Buy on order. Large contracts taken. Samples sent when desired.
Ample re-drying facilities. Satisfaction guaranteed,
A. H. STOKES & CO.,
Dealers in all Classes of
North Carolina Tobaccos.
No. 114 West Parrish Street
FRED. A. WATSON,
MANUFAOTUBEB OF
PIGTUIE FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES AND CORNICES,
Dealer in Eirst- Class Artist Materials
ana Novelties for Decorating.
S^'Ordere for anything in my line will have prompt personal
attention and the advantage of lowest current rates.
No 112 Faykttevii^le Street, - RALEIGH, N. C.
Durham Paper Box Manufactory.
JNO C. ROGERS, Proprietor,
All sizes and styles of Boxes made on the shortest
notice and at the lowest prices. Call and see me or send
your orders. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NO. 120 WEST MAIN STREET, 2ND FLOOR.
DURHAM, N. C.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
41
Tlie St37-roii IFence Co.,
No. 139 Water and 20 Nivison Streets, Norfolk, Va.
Manufacturers of STYRON FENCE AND GATES,
7\nd the Celebrated C. ©. POLI LT-Ry FE/MCES,
and dealers in Red Cedar Posts, Fence Supplies, &c.
Send for circnlars and price list.
DESCRIPTION. — The Styron Fence is composed of Wnlte Cedar Pickets, and
Galvanized Bessemer Steel Fence Wire. The pickets are woven between wire.<as
shown in above cut. The wires beginning 3 inches from the bottom and run
everyio inches apart to within 3 inches of the top. The pickets are spear point-
ed. The fence is manufactured in rolls 50, 75 and 100 lineal feet and weighs from
125 to zsolbs. per roll. On a 4ft fence there are 5 cables, of twq wires each, which
gives the fence a resistance of about 8,050 lbs.
Dr. J. t,. WATKINS, Agent, Durham, N. C
42
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TtiE Main BciiLbiNQ^or Trinity Qolleqe.
AT bURhnn, North Carolina.
THE FINEST COLLEGE BUILDING IN THE STATE.
Six departments of instruction, each in chart^e of specialists.
I > Department of Philosoph}' and Letters, leading to A. B. degree.
2) Scientific Department, leading to B. S.
3) Theological Department, leading to B. D.
4) Law Department, leading to LL. D.
5) Technical Department, leading to three engineering degrees.
vSchool of Pharmacy.
6) Department of History, Political and vSocial Science, leading to
Ph. B.
School of P'inance and PvConomy for higher education of business
men, leading to Ph. B.
Catalogue or special i)ulletins relating to any department sent free
on application to the president.
JOHN FRANKLIN CROWELL,
President.
k
ADVERTISEMENTS. 43
E. F. WYATT & SON,
Leading Mamifactiirers aud Dealers in
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FIRST-CLASS BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and ROAD CARTS
always kept in stock. The best goods at lowest prices for Cash.
Repairing promptly done and satisfation guaranteed. Call and see us.
No. 1 20 West Main Street, - - DITRHAM, N. C.
Photographic Parlor
— -OF —
■\^r. sHiiELBTJiE^nsr,
Zs/dZain. Street, IDuirlaam, 3Sr, O.
ALL WORK finished with greatest care, and satisfaction guaranteed.
I am also prepared to do outside work (Viewing) of any kind,
having supplied myself with best instruments for this brancli of the
business. Write or Ask for Prices. A large and assorted stock
of Frames on hand always. ENLARGING WORK A SPECIALTY.
Str-a-ngers Welcome.
No. iii;4 Main street, 2nd Floor, - DURHAM. N. C.
Offers his services in all departments of Dentistry to the public.
"Without Good Teeth there cannot be thorough luastication.
Without thorough mastication there cannot be perfect dio'estioii.
Without perfect digestion there cannot be proper assimilation.
Without proper assimilation there cannot be nutrition.
Without nutrition there cannot be health.
Without health what is LIFE ?
Hence the paramount importance of the Teeth."
(Children's Teeth a specialty.)
a-. sTOK^isroi^is,
STALL No. 9, CITY MARKET.
In Stock : Canned Goods, Cured Meat, Confectioneries, d-c.
ALL KINDS VEGETABLES IN. SEASON.
Fresh Country Butter and Poultry a Specialty.
GIVE ME A CALL.
44 ADVERTISEMENTS. •
C. C. TAYLOR,
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
AND DEALER IN
Gofllii aM Heatii Sto? es, Hollow ware, &c,
Roofing and Guttering done at short notice and in
the most improved workmanlike manner.
The best made anywhere and at prices that def}'
competition.
NO. 115 EAST MAIN STREET,
NO. Ill PINE STREET,
DURHAM, - - N . C .
Prompt attention given to all orders. Many years experience enables
nie to guarantee entire satisfaction.
W. H. WORTHAM,
MANUFACTURER OF
SASH, DOO-RS, BLIMDS,
AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
We carr}- a complete stock of Rough and Dressed Lumber, and can
fill orders for an}' kind or quality promptly.
Cor. East Pettigrew and Ramsey Streets, - DURHAM, N. C.
. ADVERTISEMENTS. 45
DEALER IN
FINE i- mihM -f 600Dg V 4C.
Prescriptions filled with the greatest care. Pure and Fresh
Goods always in stock. Call and see me at
No 123 East Main Street. - DURHAM, N. C.
R. D. WHITLEY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
JVb. 203 Fast Main Street,
JDTJ':^TZ.^^'L/L, - - - 3sr. c
All my work is warranted to give satisfaction. A share of public
patronage is solicited. f^f-
A. A. SEARa
Livery, Sale and Exchange Stable,
FIRST-CLASS VEHICLES FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT.
J<ro. 232 If. Main St., DURHAM. M. C.
THE NORTH DURHAM
PANTS FACTORY.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERvS OF
Cheap Pants, Coats and Suspenders.
No- ii8 West Maix Street, 2nd Fi.oor,
46
ADVERTISEMENTS. .
T la: E
Durham DaiLY guN.
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ONE YEAR $4.00; ONE MONTH, 35 CTS.
BRIGHT
AND
CRISP
IN ITS
NEWS.
(OLD HURRYGRAPH.)
JAS. A. ROBINSON, Editor.
LARGE TOWN CIRCULATION.
SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
DRA.TES I*EA.SOr<r-A.BILE.
The Press speaks well of the Sun. Read the opinion
of the Southern Tobacconist^ Richmond, Va. :
"The Durham Slin is a sound paper.
Its pure sentiments are often appropri-
ately and powerfull}^ expressed. Its
avoidance of slang and dirt-slinging
makes it a fit paper for the famil}'. Vul-
garit}' and sensationalism on the dime
novel order is avoided. It's a clean pa-
per, and is respectable, and a tower of
strength to the better class of Durham
people. ' '
ADVERTISEMENTS.
47
J. S. Carr, Pres't.
S. W. HoLMAN, Sec. and Treas.
Commonwealth Cotton M'f'o; Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
iDTJ^^sc-^^jvc, 3sr. O.
This Factory turns out the best gcods of its class, at prices that will
compete with any manufactory North or South.
Correspondence and orders solicited. P. O. Box 67.
NEW YORK,
143 Fifth Ave.
WASHINGTON.
817 Penn- Ave
BALTIMORE, 22 and 24 E. Baltimore St.
Grr.nd, Uprighl
and Square.
Letters from the Worlds Greatest PrANisTS :
yon BULOW AUD D'ALBERT.
Both declare the Knabf, to be the best Piano iu America.
Von Billow's letter, after concert tour, in 1890.
To WM. KXABE, Esq., Baltimore.
Dear Sir: My renewed and by more use— un-
der ag!?ravatiiig' circumstances, as bad health
and tiresome traveling— enlarged experience of
your Piauos this (second and last transatlantic)
.season has throughout confirmed myself in the
opinion I expressed last year, viz : that sound
and touch of the Kuabe Piauos are more sympa-
thetic to my ears and hands than sound and
touch of any other Pianos in the United States.
As I met with frequent opportunities of estab-
li^ihing comparisons between the Knabe Pianos
and mslruments of rivalizing or would-rivaliz-
ing producers. I dare now add that I declare
them the absolutely best in America.
With sincere regards, vours truly.
Dr. HANS VON BULOW.
Hamburg. 27th May, 1890.
EUGEN D'ALBERTS LETTER.
To Wm. Knabe & Co.
(Translated from the German.)
During my sojourn here I had frequent oppor
tunities to make myself acquainted with the
Knabe Pianos, and from fullest conviction I de-
clare them to be the best instruments in Ameri-
ca. Should I return here for artistic purposes —
which may be the case very soon, — I shall most
certainly use the Pianos of this celebrated make.
I give this testimony with pleasure, voluntary,
and unsolicited for by the house of Knabe.
EI-'GEN D'ALBERT.
New York, May 16, 1S90.
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GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance county, Governor, sal-
ary $3,000 and furnished house, fuel and lights.
Lieutenenant Governor and President of
the Senate. Vacant owing to the death of Daniel G.
Fowle, late Governor.
Octavius Coke, Wake county. Secretary of State, sal-
ary $2,000, and $1,000 for extra clerical assistance.
G. W. Sanderlin, of Wayne county, Auditor, salary
$1,500, and 1,000 for extra clerical assistance.
Donald W. Bain, of Wake county, Treasurer, salary-
$3,000.
Sidney M. Finger, of Catawba county. Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, salary $1,500, and $500 per
annum for travelling expenses.
Theodore F. Davidson, of Buncombe county, Attor-
ney General, salary $1 , 000. Reporter to Supreme Court,
salary $1,000, and $750 for clerical assistance.
Jas. D. Glenn, of Guilford county. Adjutant General,
salary $600.
J. C. Birdsong, Wake county, State Librarian, salary
$1,000.
S. F. Telfair, Beaufort county, Private Secretary to
the Governor, salary $1,200.
Poindexter W. Capehart, of Vance county. Executive
Clerk, salar>^ $600.
W. P. Batchelor, Wake county. Chief Clerk to Secre-
tary of State, salary $1,000.
j, D. Boushall, Camden county. Chief clerk to Audi-
tor, salary $1,000.
H. M. Cowan, Chatham county, Chief Clerk to Treas-
urer, salary $1,500.
50 APPENDIX
Ernest B. Bain, of Wake county, Teller of the Treas-
ury Department, salary $750.
R. L. Burkhead, of Wayne county. Clerk for Charita-
ble and Penal Institutions, salary $1,000.
C. M. Roberts, Vance county, Superintendent of Pub-
lic Buildings and Grounds, salary $850.
governor's council.
The Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer and Super-
intendent of Public Instruction.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretarv of
State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public In-
stniction and Attorney General constitute the State Board
of Education.
PUBLIC WORKS AND INSTITUTIONS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Located at Raleigh, in a building especially arranged
for the purpose, iuiniediately north of Capitol square.^
State Board of Agriculture— Qo\. W. F. Green, Chair-
man, 4th District; W. R. Williams, Esq., Master of the
State Grange Patrons of Husbandry; J. B. Coffield, Esq.,
ist Congressional District; W. R. Capehart, 2nd Con-
gressional District; W. E. Stevens, Esq., 3d Congres-
sional District; J. S. Murrow, Esq., 5th Congressional
District;;. F. Payne, Esq., 6th Congressional District;
Hon. A. Leazer, 7th Congressional District; S. L. Pat-
terson, Esq., 8th Congressional District; Dr. C. D. Smith,
9th Congressional District.
Executive Committee.— QoX. W. F. Green, J. F. Pa^-ne,
Dr. W. R. Capehart.
^ Finance Committee. — A. Leazer, W. R. Williams, W.
E. Stevens, Esq.
Officers. — Col. John Robinson, Commissioner, salary
$2,000; T. K. Brunei-, Secretary, salary $1,300; H. B.
Battle, Ph. D., Chemist and Director of the Experiment
Station, salary $2,500.
APPENDIX. 51
N. C. AGRICULTURx\L EXPERIMENT AND
FERTILIZER CONTROL STATION,
RALEIGH, N. C. \
The officers of the Station are : H. B. Battle, Ph. D.,
Director and State Chemist; F. E. Emery, B. S., Agri-
cnltnrist; Gerald McCarthy, B. Sc, Botanist and Acting
Etomologist; W. F. Massey, C. E., Horticnlturist; C. E.
Von Herrmann, Meteorologist; B. W. Kilgore, B. S.,
Assistant Chemist; F. B. Carpenter, B. S., Assistant
Chemist; T. L. Blalock, B. S., Assistant Chemist; J. S.
Meng, B. S., Assistant Chemist; Alexander Rhodes, As-
ssistant Horticnltnrist; S. L. Cunninggim, A. B., Secre-
tary.
Office and Laboraties in Agricnltnral Bnilding, Ral-
eigh. Farm, Stable, Plant House, and Dairy adjoin
State Fair Grounds, Visitors cordially welcomed. Cor-
respondence on all agricultural subjects invited.
N C. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS.
Board of Trustees.— V^\ S. Primrose, President of
Board; W. F. Green, S. B. Alexander, Henry E. Fries,
N. B. Broughton, A. Leazer, J. B. Coffield, W. R. Wil-
liams, C. D. Smith, S. L. Patterson, W. R. Capehart,
J. F. Payne, J. S. Murrow, W. E. Stevens, Elias Carr.
Executive Committee. — W. S. Primrose, W. F. Green,
S. B. Alexander, Henry E. Fries, N. B. Broughton, A.
Leazar.
Finance Committee. — N. B. Broughton, Chairman;
Elias CaiT, A. Leazar.
C>/?V^n?.— President, Prcf. Alexander Holladay, for-
merlv of Mecklenburg county, N. C, but at time of
election President of the Florida Agricultural College,
salary $2,300; Professor of Agriculture, Live Stock and
Dairying, Jos. R. Chamberlain, (Cornell University),
late of the N. C. State Experiment Station, salary $2, -
000; Professor of Horticulture, Arboriculture and Botany,
Prof. W. F. Massey, late Professor of Agriculture and
Live Stock in the'Millers Manual Training School of
Virginia, salary $t,ooo; Professor of Chemistry, Pure
52 APPENDIX.
and Agricultural, W. A. Withers, B. A. and A. M., sal-
ary- $i,8oo; Professor of English, Prof. D. H. Hill, Jr.,
late Professor of English in the Mil. and Agricultural
College of Middle Georgia, salar\- $i,8oo; Professor of
Practical Mechanics and Mathematics, Prof. J. H. Kin-
ealy, D. E. , (Washington University), late Professor of
Civil Engineering and Physics in the Agricultural Col-
lege of Texas, salar}^ |i, 800; Assistants in Mechanics,
Chas. M. Pritchett and Chas. H. Park; Superintendent
of Fanns and Gardens, B. S. Skinner, of Perquimans
county, salary $800 and a house; Steward, J. N. Hub-
bard, Wake county, $800, lodging and board; Matron,
Mrs. Sue C. Carroll, of Sampson count)-, salary $360,
lodging and board.
NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Oy/rrr^.— President, R, H. Battle, Raleigh, Wake
county. Vice Presidents : (Permanent) — Hon. Kemp
P. Battle, Orange; Hon. R. H. Smitl:, Halifax; Gov.
T. M. Holt, Alamance; W. G. Upchurch, Wake. Sec-
retary: Eugene C. Beddingfield.
State at Large.. — S. B. Alexander, Mecklenburg; B.
M. Collins, Warren; A. M. Scales, Guilford ; A. T. Mial,
Wake, G. W. Sanderlin, Wayne; H. E. Fries, Forsyth;
R. P. Rheinhart, Catawba; Chas. M. McDonald, Cabar-
rus; Dr. A. G. Foust, Alamance; J. A. May, Haywood.
The Presidents of all County Fairs.
Judicial Districts. — ist, W. S. Carter; 2nd, W. R.
Capehart; 3d, Thos. J: King; 4th, Dan'l Stewart; 5th,
J. Van Lindley; 6th, G. Z. French; 7th, W. T. Jones;
8th, S. Harris; 9th, R. L. Fox; loth, J. W. Wilson; nth,
J. G. Hall; 12th, Wm. Beale.
OFFICERS OF THE STATE PENITENTIARY.
W. J. Hicks, Architect and Warden, salary- $2,200;
J. M. Fleming, Deputy Warden, salar}- $1,100; Dr. J.
W. McGee, Physician, salary- $1,000 ; D. C. Murray,
Steward, salar>- $1,100 ; Joseph J. Bernard, Book-keeper,
salary-, $800.
Board of Diri-xtors. — P. F. Faison, Raleigh, Pres-
APPENDIX. 53
ident, salary $500 ; C. C. Clark, Newberii, Vice-Presi-
dent, salary $500 ; H. B. Adams, Noiiroe, Director, sal-
ary, $500 ; T. L. Emery, Weldon, Director, salary $500;
L?ee S. Overman, Salisbury', salary $500.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
(Chartered 1789. Opened 1795.)
Located in Chapel Hill, 28 miles N. W. from Raleigh.
Is non-political and non-sectarian. Gives free tnition
to sons of all ministers and to candidates for the minis-
try. Loans and scolarships for needy yonng men of tal-
ent and character. Offers fonr general courses of study
with wide ranges of electives, also special courses in law,
medicine and engineering, and an unlimited number of
optional courses.
His Excellency Thos. M. Holt, Chairman of the Board
of Trustees.
Hon. Richard H. Battle, Secretary and Treasurer.
Faculty. — George Tayloe, Winston, A. M., LL. D.,
President; Kemp Plummer Pattle, A. M., LL. D., Pro-
fessor of History ; Francis Preston Venable, Ph. D., F.
C. S. Professor of Chemistry ; Joseph Austin Holmes, B.
S., F. G. S. A., Professor of Geology and Mineralogy;
Joshua Walker Gore, C. E. , Professor of Natural Phil-
osophy; John Manning, LL. D., Professor of Law;
Thomas Hume, D. D., LL. D. , Professor of the English
Language and Literature; Walter D. Toy, M. A., Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages; Eben Alexander, Ph. D.
Professor of the Greek Language and Literature; Wil-
liam Cain, C. E., Professor of Mathematics and Engi-
neering; Richard H. Whitehead, M. D., Professor of
Anatomy, Materia Medica and Physiology; Henry Hor-
ace Williams, A. M., B. D., Professor of Philosophy;
Henry V. Wilson, A. M. , Ph. D. , Professor of Biology ;
Karl P. Harrington, A. M. , Professor of the Latin Lan-
guage and Literature; Howard B. Shaw, A. B., B. C. E. ,
Instructor in Mathematics; Hunter Harris, B. S., In-
structor in Mineralogy; Charles Baskerville, Instructor
in Chemistrv.
54 APPENDIX.
THE N. C. INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF
AND DUMB AND BLIND.
The North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and
Dnnib and the Blind is located at Raleigh.
Officers. — W. J. Yonng, Principal, salary $i,8oo;
Drs. E. Bnrke Haywood and Hubert Haywood, of
Raleigh, Physicians, salary $600; John G. B. Grimes,
Steward, salary $900 and board; D. W. Bain, cx-officio
Treasurer.
Board of Directors. — R. S. Tucker, President; B.
F. Park, C. D. Heartt, John R. Williams, L. D. Ste-
venson, Rev. Baylus Cade, James A. Briggs.
NORTH CAROLINA INSANE ASYLUM.
Situated in the vicinity of Raleigh, and will accom-
modate 300 patients.
Board of Directors. — Col. J. S. Amis, Granville
county. President; Richard H. Smith, Esq., Halifax
county; Dr. George A. Foote, Warren county; Capt. J.
B. Burwell, Wake county; Capt. J. D. Briggs, Martin
county; Dr. George L. Kirby, Wayne county; Maj. J.
B. Broadfoot, Cumberland county; Dr. John McCor-
mick, Harnett county; B. F. Boykin, Esq., Sampson
county.
Members of the Board receive $4 per day while in
session, and mileage to and from their homes.-
Officers. — Hon. D. W. Bain, Treasurer ex officio.
W. T. Smith, Esq., Keeper of Records, salary $100.
Resident Officers. — Dr. William R. Wood, Super-
intendent, salai-y $2,800; Dr. Francis T. Fuller, First
Assistant Physician, salary $1,650; Dr. William H.
Cobb, Jr. Second Assistant Physician, salary $1,000; Wm.
R. Crawford, Jr. Steward, salary $1,200; Mrs. O. B.
Sanders, Matron, salary $600.
THE STATE HOSPITAL, MORGANTON.
Board of Directors. — James P. Sawyer, Buncombe
county, President of Board.
Directors. — Maj. J. W. Wilson, Burke county; I. I.
APPENDIX. 55
Davis, Esq., Burke county; Joseph P. Caldwell, Esq.,
Iredell county; J. G. Hall, Esq., Catawba county; Jas.
P. Sawyer, Buncombe county; Joseph C Mills, Burke
countv; Dr. H. T. Bahnson, Forsyth county; Dr. Geo.
H. P. Cole, Henderson county; Gen. E. R. Hampton,
Jackson county; G. W. F. Harper, Cleveland county.
Officers. — P. L. Murphy, M. D., Superintenc'e.it,
salary $2,800; W. P. Ivey, M. D., Assistant Physician,
salary $1,200; Isaac M. Taylor, M. D., Assistant Phy-
sician, salary $1,200; F. ]\I. Scroggs, Steward, salary
$1,000; Mrs. C. A. Marsh, Matron, salary $550.
EASTERN HOSPITAL, GOLDSBORO.
J. F. Miller, M. D., Superintendent, salary $2,000,
furnished house and board of horse ;W. W. Faison, M. D.,
Assistant Physician and Druggist, salary $900, board of
self, wife, two children, servant and horse; Daniel Reid,
Steward, salary $400 and board of self and horse; Mrs.
E. J. A. Smith, Matron, salary $300 and board of self
and child; John W. Wilson, Engineer, salary $300,
house, fuel and lights; Mrs. Victoria Bryon, seamstress,
.'alary $150 and board of self and child;. John Pate,
Watchman, salaiy $250; Mr. B. Smith, salar\- $200 and
board.
Directors. — Dr. J. W. Vick, Johnston county,
Chairman; I. S. D. Sauls and L. H. Castex, Wayne
county; J. L. McLaen, Robeson county.
Executive Committee. — M. M. Katz, New Hano-
ver county; W. F. Rountree, Craven county; Theoph-
ilus Edwards, Greene county; Dr. N. M. Culbreth, Co-
lumbus county; H. E. Dillon, Lenoir county.
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS.
John C. Scarbc rough, Johrston county, Commission-
er, salary $1,500; W. S. Harris, Franklin county, clerk,
salar}' $1,000. Office in the Agricultural Building,
Raleigh.
N. C. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Jos. A. Holmes, State Geologist ; H. B. C. Nitze,
56 APPENDIX.
Assistant State Geologist ; H. L. Harris, Clerk and
Special Assistant.
General offices of the Survey, Raleigh, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF RAILROAD
COMMISSIONERS.
Commissioners.— J. W. Wilson, Burke county. Chair-
man, term expires April, 1893; E. C. Beddingfield,
Wake county, term expires April, 1897; T. W. Mason,
Northampton county, term expires April, 1895; salary
$2,000 each; H. C. Brown, Surry county, clerk, salary
$1,200.
Special session of the court are held at Raleigh and
at such times as the chairman may direct.
Offices of the Commissioners are located in the Agri-
cultural Building".
MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF N. C.
Elected every six years by the Medical Fraternity.
The members receive $4 per day during the time of their
session and their traveling expences to and from their
places of meeting by the most direct route from their
respective -places of residence.
Board. — Dr. W. H. Whitehead, of Battleboro, Pres-
ident, and Examiner in Surgery ; Dr. L. J. Picot, Lit-
tleton, Secretary, and Examiner in Materia Medica and
Therapeutics ; Dr. George Gillett Thomas,, of Wilming-
ton, Examiner in Chemistry; Dr. George W. Long,
Graham, Examiner in Practice of Medicine, &c. ; Dr.
George W. Purefoy, Asheville, Examiner in Obstetrics
and Gynaecology; Dr. Robert S. Young, Concord, An-
atomy; Dr. R. L. Payne, Jr., Lexington, Physiology,
&c. Elected for six years: Drs. L. J. Picot, W. H.
W^hitehead and Geo. W. Long; for four years: Drs. R.
S. Young and George Gillett Thomas; for two years:
Drs. R. L. Payne, Jr. , and George W. Purefo}-. .
APPENDIX. 57
N. C. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
Senate— Zebulon B. Vance, of Mecklenburg; re-
elected; term expires March 4th, 1897.
Matt. W. Ransom, of Northampton; re-elected; term
expires March 4th, 1895.
House of Representatives — ist District, W. A.
B. Branch. 2nd District, H. P. Cheatham. 3d Dis-
trict, B. F. Grady. 4th District, Benj. H. Bunn. 5th
District, A. H. A. Williams. 6th District, S. B. Alex-
ander. 7th District, J. S. Henderson. 8th District,
W. H. H. Cowles. 9th District, W. T. Crawford.
CRIMINAL CIRCUIT COURTS.
Oliver P. Meares, Wilmington, Judge.
H. B. Carter, Asheville, Judge.
Benj. R. Moore, Wilmington, Solicitor.
John E. Brown, Charlotte, Solicitor.
E. D. Carter, Asheville, Solicitor.
W. R. French, Wilmington, Clerk.
J. R. Robertson, Charlotte, Clerk.
J. R. Patterson, Asheville, Clerk.
New Hanover— Jany 4th, March 21st, May i6th,, Julv
1 8th, Sept. 19th, Nov. 21st.
Buncombe— Jan. 25th, April 25th, July 25th, Oct.
24th.
The Criminal Court of Buncombe is not a Circuit
Court, simply being a court for Buncombe County, hav-
ing its own Judge.
Mecklenburg— Feb. 8, April nth, Aug. ist, Oct. 10,
Dec. 15th.
SUPREME COURT.
Augustus S. Merrimon, of Wake, Chief Justice; Jos.
J. Davis, of Franklin; Walter Clark, of Wake; A. C.
Avery, Burke; J. E. Shepherd, Beaufort; Associate Jus-
tices. Salaries of Chief Justice and Associate Justices
$2,500.
Theodore F. Davidson, Reporter, Salary $1,000.
Thos. S. Kenan, Clerk, salary $300 and fees.
58 APPE^NDIX.
R. H. Bradley, Marshal and Librarian, salary $i,ooo.
Supreme Court meets in Raleigh the first Monday in
Februar}' and last Monday in Sept., 1892.
spring Term — ist District, Feb. ist;2d District, Feb.
8th; 3d District, Feb. 15th; 4th District, Feb. 22nd; 5th
District, Feb. 29th; 6th District March 7th; 7th District,
March 14th; 8th District, March 21st; 9th District, Mch
28th; loth District, April 4th; nth District, April nth;
1 2th District, April i8th.
Fall Term — ist District, Sept. 26th, 2nd District,
Oct. 23d; 3d District October loth; 4th District, Oct. 17;
5th District, Oct. 24th; 6th District, Oct. 31st; 7thDist.,
Nov. 7th; 8th Dist. Nov. 14th; 9th District Nov. 21st;
loth District, Nov. 28th; nth District, Dec. 5th; i2tli
District, Dec. 12th.
Applicants for license to practice law are examined on
the Fridays and Saturdays preceding both terms of the
Court.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
United States Circuit Courts. — Eastern District of
North Carolina — held at Raleigh on the first Monday
in June and last Monday in November, and at Wilming-
ton the first Monday after the fourth Monday in April
and October.
Hugh Iv. Bond, Circuit Judge; residence, Baltimore,
Md. ; salary, $6,000.
Aug. S. Seymour, District Judge ; residence, Newbern,
N. C. ; salary $5,000.
Charles A Cook, United States Attorney; office, Ral-
eigh, N. C. ; residence, Warrenton, N. C.
J. B. Hill, U. S. Marshal; office, Raleigh, N. C.
N. J. Riddick, Clerk Circuit Court at Raleigh and
Wilmington.
Vitruvius Royster, Deputy Clerk, Raleigh.
W. H. Shaw, Deputy Clerk, Wilmington.
Eastern District Courts. — Aug. S. Seymour, U. S.
District Judge ; residence, Newbern.
Held at Elizabeth Citv, third Monday in April and
October; W. C. Brooks, Clerk.
APPENDIX. 59
Newbern fourth Monday in April and October; Geo.
Green, Clerk.
Wilmington first Monday after the fourth Monday ni
April and October; W. H. Shaw, Clerk.
U. S. Circuit and District Courts, Western District
of North Carolina.— YL. L. Bond, U. S. Circuit Court
Judge; residence Baltimore, Md.
Robert P. Dick, U. S. District Judge, Western Dis-
trict, N. C. ; residence, Greensboro, N. C.
Tyre Glenn, U. S. Marshal; office, Greensboro, N. C.
Circuit and District Courts in the Western District are
held at the same time.
Greensboro, first Monday in April and October; John
W. Payne, Clerk.
Statesville, third Monday in April and October; H. C.
Cowles, Clerk, Statesville and Charlotte.
Charlotte, second Monday in June and December ; H.
C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville and Charlotte.
Asheville, first Monday in May and November; J. E.
Reid, Clerk; residence, Asheville.
Charles Price, United States Attorney; residence,
Salisbmy, N. C.
SUPERIOR COURTS OF NORTH CAROLINA
FOR 1892.
JUDGES,
Dist. Name. Residence.
I St. Geo. H. Brown, Washington, N. C.
2d. Heniy R. Bryan, Newbern,
3d. Henr>' G. Connor, Wilson,
4th. Spier Whittaker, Raleigh,
5th. Robt. W. Winston, Oxford,
6th. E. T. Boykin, Clinton,
7th. J. D. Mclver, Carthage,
8th. R. F. Armfield, Statesville,
9th. Jesse F. Graves, Mount Airy,
loth. John Gray Bynum, Morganton,
nth. W. A. Hoke, Lincolnton,
1 2th. James H. Merrimon, Asheville,
6o APPENDIX.
SOLICITORS.
Dist. Name. Residence.
ist, John H. Blount, Hertford, N. C.
2d, G. H. White, Halifax,
3d, J. E. Woodard, Wilson,
4th, E. W. Poll, Jr., Smithfield,
5th, E. S. Parker, Graham,
6th, Oliver H. Allen, Kinston,
7th, Frank McNeill, Rockingham,
8th, B. F. I^ong, Statesville,
9th, Thomas Settle, Reidsville,
loth, W. C. Newland, Lenoir,
nth. Frank I. Osborne, Charlotte,
1 2th. G. A. Jones, Franklin,
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge James H. Merrimon.
Fall Term. — Judge W. A. Hoke.
Beaufort — |Feb. 2 2d, May 30th, Nov. 28th.
Currituck — March 7th, Sept. 5th.
Camden — March 14th, Sept. 12th.
Pasquotank — March 21st, Sept. igtli.
Perquimans — March 28th, Sept. 26th.
Chowan — April 4th, Oct. 3d.
Gates — April nth, Oct. loth.
Hertford — April i8th, Oct. 17th.
Washington — April 25th, Oct. 24th.
Tyrrell — May 2d, Oct. 31st.
Dare — May 9th, November 7th.
Hyde — May i6th, Nov. 14th.
Pamlico — May 23d, Nov. 21st.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge George H. Brown, Jr.
Fall Term. — Judge James H. Merrimon.
Halifax — fMarch 7th, May i6th, JNov. 14th.
Northampton — +Jan. 25th, April 4th, Oct. 3rd.
Warren — March 21st, Sept. 19th.
Edgecombe — April i8th, Oct. 17th.
Bertie — Feb. 8th, May 2d, Oct. 31st.
Craven — fFeb. 15th, May 30th, Nov. 28th.
*por criminal cases. fFor civil cases alone. J For civil and jail cases.
APPENDIX. 6i
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
spring Term. — Judge Henry R. Bryan.
Fall Term. — Judge Geo. H. Brown, Jr.
Pitt — Jan. nth, March 21st, fjune 13th, Sept. 19th.
Wilson — fFeb. 8th, June 6th, Oct. 31st.
Vance — Feb. 2 2d, May 23rd, Oct. 3rd.
Martin — March 7th, Sept. 5th, Dec. 5th.
Nash — May 2d, Nov. 21st.
Franklin — Jan. 25th, April i8th, Oct. 24th.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge Henr}- G. Connor.
Fall Term. — Judge Henry R. Bryan.
Wake — *Jan. nth, fFebruary 29th,*March 28th.tApril
25th, *Sept. 26th, tOct. 24.
Wayne— Jan. 25th, April i8th, Sept. 12th, Oct. 17th.
Harnett— Feb. 8th, Aug. 8th, Nov. 28th.
Johnson — Feb. 15th, Aug. 15th, Nov. 14th.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge Spier Whitaker.
Fall Term. — Judge Henry G. Connor.
Granville — Feb. ist., x\pril 25th, July 25th, Nov. 28th.
Chatham — Feb. 15th, May 9th, Sept. 26th.
Guilford — Feb. 2 2d, May 30th, Dec. 12th.
Alamance — March *i4th May 23rd, Oct. 24th.
Durham — Jan. i8th. Mar. 28th, June 6th, Oct. loth.
Orange — March 21st, Aug. 8th, Oct. 31st.
Caswell — April nth, Aug. 15th, Nov. 14th.
Person — April i8th, Aug. 2 2d, Nov. 21st.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
spring Term. — Judge Robert W. Winston.
Fall Term. — Judge Spier Whitaker.
New Hanover — fjan. 25th, t April i8th, fSept. 26th.
Greene — Jan. i8th, April nth, Nov. 28th.
Lenoir — May 9th, Nov. 14th.
Duplin — Feb. 15th, Aug. ist, Nov. 28th.
Sampson — fFeb. 29th, May 2d, Oct. loth, Dec. 12th.
Pender — Jan. *i8th. Sept, 12.
Carteret — March 21st, Oct. 24.
Jones — March 28, Oct. 31.
Onslow — April 4th, Nov. 7th.
62 APPENDIX.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judo^e E. T. Boykin,
Fall Term. — Judge Robt. W. Winston.
Anson— *Jan. iith,'^ fMay 2d, *Sept. 5tli, fNov. 28.
Cnmberland-Jan. 25th, fMay gtli, July 25th, fNov.
I4tli.
Columbus-Jan. i8tli, April 14th, Aug. ist.
Robeson-Feb. ist, *May 23d, Oct. 3d.
Riclimond-Feb. 15th, June 6th, Sept. igtli, Dec. 5tli.
Bladen-March *2ist, Oct. 17th.
Brunswick-April nth, Sept. 12th.
Moore-March 7th, Aug. 15th, Dec. 12th,
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. -Judge J. D. Mclver.
Fall Term.- Judge E. T. Boykin.
Iredell-Feb. 8th, May 23d, Aug. 8th, Nov. 7th.
Rowan-Feb. 2 2d, May 9th, Aug. 2 2d, Nov. 2 ist.
Davidson-March 7th, Sept. 5th, fDec. 5th.
Randolph-March 21st, Sept. 19th.
Montgomery-April 4th, Oct. 3d,
Stanly-April nth, Oct. 17th.
Cabarrus — tFeb. ist, May 2d, *Oct. 31st.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge R. F. Armfield.
Fall Term. — Judge J. D. Mclver.
Rockingham — Feb. 15th, Aug. 29th.
Forsyth — Feb. 29th, Nov. 28th.
Yadkin— May 9th, Oct. 3d.
Wilkes — March 21st, Sept. 5th.
Alleghany — April 4th, Sept. 19th.
Davie — April nth, Oct. 31st.
Stokes — April 25th, Oct. 17th.
Surry — March 7th, Aug 2 2d,
TENTH judicial DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge Jesse F. Graves.
Fall Term. — Judge R. F. Armfield.
Henderson — May 30th, Nov. 14th,
Burke — March 21st, Sept. 5th.
Caldwell— April 4th, Sept. igtli
APPENDIX. 63
Ashe — April iSth, Sept. 26th.
Watauga — May 2d, Oct. loth.
Mitchell — May 9th, Oct. 17th.
Yancey — May 23CI, Oct. 31st.
McDowell — March 7th, Aug. 29th.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge John Gray Bynuin.
Fall term, — Judge Jesse F. Graves.
Union— * Feb. 8th, fSept. 19th.
Mecklenburg — fFeb. 29th, fAug. 29th.
Gaston — March 21st, Oct. loth.
Lincoln — iVpril 4th, Oct. 3d.
Cleveland— April nth, Aug. 8th, Oct. 24t]i.
Rutherford — April 25th, Oct. 31st.
Polk — May 9th, Nov. 14th.
Catawba— Jan. i8th, July i8th.
Alexander — Feb. ist, Aug. ist.
TWELTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Term. — Judge W. A. Hoke.
Fall Term. — Judge John Gray Bynum.
P>unconibe — fMarch 14th, Aug. 15th, fDec. 5tli.
Madison — Feb, 29th, Aug. ist, fNov. 21st.
Transylvania — April 4th, Sept. 5th.
Haywood — April nth, Sept. 12th.
Jackson — April 25th, Sept. 26th,
Macon— May 9th, Oct. 3d.
Clay — May i6th, Oct. loth.
Cherokee — May 23d, Oct. 17th.
Graham — June 6th, Oct. *24th.
Swain — June 13th, *Oct. 31st.
Rates of Postage.
First Class. — Letters, all manuscript, all matter
wholly or partly in writing, two cents for each ounce or
fraction thereof, except postal cards. Drop letters two
cents per ounce at places where there is a carrier deliv-
ery.
. Whenever any package is sealed or othenvise closed
a'^ain.st inspection, or contains or bears writing which
64 APPENDIX.*
is not allowed by law, such package is subject to letter
postage — two cents per ounce.
Second Class. — All newspapers and other periodical
publications issued at stated intervals, and as frequently
as four times a year from a known office of publication,
one cent a pound or fraction thereof.
Third Class. — Books and circulars, proof sheets,
corrected proof sheets and manuscript copy accompany-
ing the same, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions and
plants, one cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof.
Transient newspapers, periodicals, etc. , that are pub-
lished at regular intervals, and sent by persons other
than the publisher or newsdealer, one cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof fully prepaid.
Fourth Class. — Embraces all matter not in the first,
second or third class, which is not in its form or nature
liable to destroy, deface or otherwise damage the mail
bag, and is not above four pounds for each package, ex-
cept in case of single books, weighing in excess of that
amount (limited to four pounds six ounces in the foreign
mails), one cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
Note. — Labels, patterns, photographs, playing cards,
visiting cards, addresses, tags, paper sacks, wrapping
paper with printed advertisements thereon, bill heads,
letter heads, envelopes and other matter of the same gen-
eral character is charged as fourth class matter, that is,
one cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
The schedule on postal money order fees is now as
follows :
Sums not exceeding $5, 5 cents. Over $5 and not
exceeding $10, 8 cents. Over $10 and not exceeding
$15, 10 cents. Over $15 and not exceeding $30, 15
cents. Over $30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents. Over
$40 and not exceeding $50, 25 cents. Over $50 and not
exceeding $60, 30 cents. Over $60 and not exceeding
$70, 35 cents. Over $70 and not exceeding $80, 40
cents. Over $80 and not exceeding $100, 45 cents.
Postal notes are issued at all money order offices, and
such other offices as may be designated by the Post-
master-General, for sums less than five dollars, and the
fee for each note it three cents.
DURHAM, N. C.
Durham County was established by act of the Legis-
lature, Februar>^ 28th, 1881 ; its territory being com--
posed of portions taken from Orange and Wake Coun-
ties.
The County contains about 270 square miles. The
City of Durham, which was incorporated April loth,
1869, is one mile square, the old N. C. R. R. depot be-
ino- the centre. It lies on both sides of the N. C. R. R.,
which enters the town near the southeast corner, and
runs through diagonally, passing out near the northwest
corner. It 'is 26 miles west of Raleigh, 55 miles east of
Greensboro, and 12 miles northeast of Chapel Hill, the
seat of the "University of North Carolina," renowned
for the illustrious men graduating there. The Oxford
& Clarksville Railroad, Lynchburg & Durham Railroad
and the Durham & Northern Railroad all terminate here,
so that the City of Durham has unparallelled Railroad
facilities for a city of its size and population.
Durham lies in the centre of the "Golden Belt" re-
gion, which produces the finest bright tobacco known in
the world.
The clever and energetic leaf dealers of Durham ex-
port immense quantities of bright leaf tobacco to all the
principal ports of Europe, and there is no countr>' on
the globe where her justly renowned smoking tobacco
and cigarettes have not found their way and are used as
almost an indispensable luxury.
The Blackwell Durham Co-operative Tobacco factory,
the home of the celebrated "Bull Durham" brand, is
the largest works of its kind in the world, and W. Duke,
Sons & Co's. Cigarette factory, whose products are noted
for their superior excellence, is also the largest factor\'
of its kind known to man.
Durham is the best market in North Carolina for the
sale of leaf tobacco, especially bright wrappers.
LEAF TOBACCO SALES.
Aggregate sales for 1890, 6,165,396 pounds.
" " " 1891, 11,650,248 "
66 APPENDIX.
which shows an increase of sales for 1891 over 1890 to be
J, /c?^, 8!^2 pounds.
WAREHOUSiCS.
This immense qnantity of leaf tobacco is satisfactorily
handled and sold by our four warehouses, under the pro-
prietorship of E. J. Parrish, Jno. S. Lockhart, J. R.
Hutchings & Co., and the Farmers' Alliance Combina-
tion.
REVENUE.
The following statement of amounts paid into the rev-
enue office, should be interesting reading to all members
of Congress, who are not inclined to vote a small appro-
priation for a government building in this cit}', which is
so much needed and to which we are so justlv entitled.
REVENUE RECEIVED FOR THE VEAR 1890.
January, $41,854.97
February', 40,129.15
March, . . . 56,669.34
April, 56,220.41
May,. 80,890.83
June, 64,471.36
July, 47,154.80
August, 41,647.49
September,. 61,309.97
October, 76,822.41
November, 53,901.12
December, 62,457.20
$683,529.05
FOR THE YEAR 1891.
January, $42,570.08
F'ebruary, 40,071.90
March, 56,428.97
April, ..." 40,388.83
May, 44,745.50
June, 58,432.30
July, 44,922.94
August, 52,037.02
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September, 58,005.76
October, 70,079.14
November, 61,332.99
December, 47i^i4-39
$616,129.85
C. G. Ross, Deputy Collector.
vSv/orn to and subscribed before me this 22nd Feb,'92.
N. A. Ramsey, Notary Public.
Tlie revenue on tobacco was reduced from 8 cents per
pound to 6 cents ist Jan. 1891.
The above statement represents for the year 1890, the
various products stamped as follows :
Cigarettes, 605,635,000
Manufactured Tobacco, 4,684,897 >4ft
Cigars, 265,250
Snuff, 63,950 lbs.
For the year 1891 —
Cigarettes, 626,200,000
Manufactured Tobacco, 4,865,835 lbs.
Cigars, 2,263,250
Snuff, 71.500 lbs.
Which shows an increase of 1891 ever 1890 as follows :
Cigarettes, . . '. 20,565,000
Manufactured Tobacco, 180,937 i^ lbs.
Cigars, 1,998,000
Snuff, .• 7)55olbs.
Durham exported in 1890 —
Cigarettes, 101,471,000
Manufactured Tobacco, 67,445 lbs.
Leaf, 608,541 lbs.
In 1891 —
Cigarettes, 141, 5:^5, 500
Manufactured Tobacco, 57.3^5 lbs.
Leaf, 1,981,511 lbs.
All the foregoing figures speak for themselves. Fur-
ther comment is useless.
68 APPENDIX.
BANKS.
The banking facilities of Durham are amply sufficient
for the present, — there being three well established
banks, to -wit: The First National Bank; The More-
head Banking Company and The Fidelity Bank. They
are all well officered by gentlemen of the highest char-
acter, who well understand their business.
EI^ECTRIC LIGHTS, WATER, &C.
The city has Electric Lights, a street Railway, and is
well supplied with the best of water; the reservoir of
3,000,000 gallons capacity, is of first class construction,
located about four miles north-west of the city at an el-
evation of 178 feet.
HEALTH.
The health of the city is unquestioned, the percentage
of deaths being less than any other city in the state.
SCHOOLS.
Trinity College, one of the first institutions of learn-
ing throughout the country, with Dr. J. F. Crowell as
its president, with a full and well equipped faculty, will
be moved from the old site in Randolph county, to its
future beautiful home in the western suburbs of the city,
at the close of the current collegiate year. Everything
is being done that skill and money can accomplish to
make the new home of the old college second to none
in point of beauty and excellence.
The Graded School under the superintendency of Prof.
E. W. Kennedy with a full corps of teachers with
about five hundred pupils, has been a blessing to
our community. The school will move into its new
building, near the center of the city, in September.
This building of brick, the plans of which were made
by our home architect Mr. S. L. Leary, will be the pride
of the city. It is 74 x 174 feet, with 10 recitation rooms;
one assembly room; one for manual training; superinten-
dent's office, library and two cloak rooms, all constructed
under the most improved plans. The building is two
stories with basement and is supplied with pure warm
APPENDIX. 69
air and ventilated by the Rnttan warming- and ventilat-
ing system, which creates an entire change of air every
fifteen minntes.
The Durham Male Academy, presided over by Prof.
L. T. Buchanan, No. 213 Cleveland street, is a school
of high grade, where boys are thoronghly prepared to
enter any college of their choice.
Th^ Methodist Female Seminary, No. 307 Church
street. Miss Carrie W. Carpenter, principal, and the Dur-
ham Female Institute, under the auspices of the Bap-
tist church, with Prof. E. L. Middleton at its head, is
situated at No. 51 1, Mangum street. Both of these
schools are of high grade and are doing good work for
the community.
A graded school for the colored, situated at No, 107
Red Cross street, under the same superintendence as the
white school, is taught in a good two story brick building.
There are between 300 and 400 children attending this
school, and great good has grown out of its establish-
ment.
POPULATION.
The population of Durham including the suburbs,
reaches about 8,000 souls,
REAL ESTATE.
The assessed value for the city, 1891, $1,746,260
"• county, 1891, 1,735)536
Showing an excess in favor of the city of $ 11,724
Value of personal property, city, $2,455,934
coimty, 354,985
Showing an excess in favor of the city of $2,100,949
Total valuation real and personal, (citv ] ..
md county), ' / ^^'292,715
ACREAGE AND VALUE.
The number of acres of land listed for taxation out-
APPENDIX.
side of the city, is 171,788, showing an average value
per acre of $10. 10.
CITY TAXES.
For city purposes.
For public schools,
F'or railroads,
F'or school bonds,
. 50 cents on the $100 valuation.
.162/ "
■05
Making a total of
Poll tax.
98
100
100
100
100
$2.69
COUNTY TAXES.
For county,
For state, 25
For public schools 15
For public roads 10
For court house 05
For pensions 03
For railroads 08
20 cents on the $100 valuation.
'' 100
Making a total of .86
Poll tax.
100
100
100
100
100
100
$1.80
CITY INDEBTEDNESS.
F'or Durham & Northern Railroad Bonds, ^100,000.
For Oxford & Clarksville Railroad Bonds, 50,000.
For Graded School Bonds, 25,000.
Total,
$175,000.
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.
For Lynchburg & Durham Railroad Bonds, $60,000.
P'or Court House Bonds, 18,000.
Total, $78,000.
KEW HOTEL.
A new hotel with all modern improvements, will, at
APPENDIX. 71
once, be erected by Mr. Julian S. Carr, on the site of
Hotel Claiborn. Mr. Carr is not in the habit of doing
thing-s in a half-handed way, and the public feel quite
jubilant over the prospect of having one of the finest
hotels in Durham to be found anywhere throughout the
South.
REAL EvSTATE.
Real estate is advancing, and a spirit of improve-
ment and go-aheaditiveness pervades our community,
and Durham to-day is on the up-grade. God, bless
Durham ! May she yet be the first city in North Car-
olina in all respects.
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor : M. A. Angier.
Treasurer : H. P. Markham.
Street Commissioner : Jno. B. Christian.
City Attorney : Junius Parker.
Clerk of Market : DeWitt Mangum, Jr.
Tax Collector : J. A. Woodall.
Commissioners : A. D. ISIarkham, J. S. Mangum,
T. S. Christian, L. D. Heartt, M. H. Jones, Jas. W.
Walker, H. J. Bass. Geo. W. Woodward, Clerk. Meet
first Tuesdav night in each and everv month.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk vStperior Court : C. B. Green.
Sheriff : F. D. Markham.
Register of Deeds : P. Lunsford.
Treasurer : J. W. Pope.
County Attorney : R. B. Boone.
Coroner : Dr. N. M. Johnson.
Standard Keeper : H. H. Simms.
Superintendent Work House : H. D. Lea.
County Commissioners : A. H. Stokes, Chairman :
R. C. Tilley, W. H. Perry, K. Holloway, P. H. Massey.'
P. Lunsford, Clerk, ex-offi.cio.
72 APP:eNDlX.
CITY CHURCHES.
Main Street M. E. Church, cor w Main and Greg-
son streets, Rev. F. A. Bishop, Pastor. Snnday service
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m., Sunday school 9:30 a. m.,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. ni.
Trinity M. E. Church, head Church street. Rev.
R. C. Beaman, Pastor. Sunday service 11 a. m., and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Carr's Chapel, (M. E.) East Durham. Rev. O.
Ryder, Pastor. Sunday Services 11 a. ni., and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day 7:30.
Primitive Baptist. No. 104 Cleveland street. El-
der Isaac Jones, Pastor. Sunday service 11 a. m., once
a month.
First Baptist Church. 307 Mangum Street.
, Pastor. Sunday service 11 a. m., and 7:30
p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Young men's prayer meeting.
Second Baptist Church. 329 Chapel Hill street.
Rev, A. A. Butler, Pastor. Sunday service 11 a. m.,
and 7 130 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday 7;30 p. m.
Third Baptist Church. East Durham. Rev. C.
W. Blanchard, Pastor. Sunday service 3d Sunday, 11 a.
m., and 7:30 p. m. ; ist, and 4th Sundays 7.45 p. m.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursdav
7 ;3o P- m-
St. Philips Episcopal Church. 405 e Main street.
Rector. Sunday service 11 a. m., and 7:30 p.
m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Wednesday services
7:30 p. m. Services All Saints Days 11 a. m.
Presbyterian Church. Cor. e Main and Queen
streets. Rev. H. T. Darnall, Pastor. Sunday service
II a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Young men's
prayer meeting Sunday 3 :oo p. m.
Christian Church. 217 Liberty street. Rev. W.
G. Clements, Pastor. Sunday services ist and 4th Sab-
APPENDIX. 73
baths, 1 1 a. iii. , and 7 :30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day 7:30 p. ni, Sunday school 9:30 a. m.
North Durham Mission. 638 Mangum street. Lay
Gospel Services every Sabbath at 7 130 p. m. Sunday
school 9:30 a. m.
Note. — Pews in all the churches are free^ and all
strangers within our gates are always cordially welcomed.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Cor. IMangnm- and Holloway streets. W. C. Brad-
sher, Chief.
Durham Hose Co. No. i. C. R. Cross, Foreman.
Independent Hose Co. No. 2. C. H. Whitaker,
Foreman.
Durham Hook and Ladder Co. No. i. (col.) P.
H. Smith, Foreman.
LODGES, SOCIETIES, &c.
masonic.
Hall, Parrish building, cor Mangum and Parrish
streets.
Eno Lodge. No. 210. J. L. Markham, W. M. ; D.
C. Gunter, Secretary. Meets ist Monday night in each
month.
Durham Lodge. No. 352. H. N. Snow, W. M. ;
James Southgate, Secretary. Meets 2d and 4th Tues-
day nights in each month.
Durham Royal Arch Chapter. No. 48. James
Southgate, H. P. ; C. C. Taylor, Secretary. T^Ieets 3d
IMonday night in each month.
Durham Commandery. No. 3. Knights' Templar.
W. L. Wall, E. C. ; James Southgate, Recorder. Meets
ist Monday night in each month.
ODD FELLOV^S.
Hall, cor Main and Mangum streets.
Durham Lodge. No. 75. S. C. Anderson, N. G. ;
W. B. Bagwell, Secretary. Meets every Thursday 7:30
p. m.
Golden Link Lodge. No. 114. J. G. Piper, N. G. ;
W. L. Freeland, Secretary. Meets every Monday ngiht.
74 APPENDIX.
Durham En'CAMPment. No. 24. S. C. Anderson,
C. P. ; H. M. Sniitli, Scribe. Meets 2d and 4th Tnedsay
nights in each month 7:30 p. ni.
Knights of Pythias. No. 31. Castle Hall, Par-
rish Building, cor Manguni and Parrish streets. J. S.
Burch, C. C. ; J. G. Rankin, Secretary. Meets every
Friday 7:30 p. ni.
A. O. U. W. Hall cor Main and Mangnm streets.
S. C. Anderson, M. W. ; J. M. Whitted, Recorder.
Meets ist and 3d Tuesday in each month, 7:30 p. m.
Y. M. C. A. Hall 107 and 109 Corcoran streets. J.
H. Southgate, President ; R. E. White, Secretary.
Religious meeting every Sabbath 4 p. m. Business
meeting 2d Friday in each month 7:30 p. m.
Junior Branch. Sam. F, Darnall, President ; W.
L. Dowd, Secretary. Meets every Sabbath 3 p. m.
Medical. Durham County Medical Society. Dr.
A. G. Carr, President ; Dr. J. D. Roberts, Secretary.
Meets subject to call of the President.
Military. Durham Light Infantry. T. J. Win-
.ston, Captain ; C. J. Markham, O. S. Meets ist Tues-
day night in each month.
Mus'^iCAi.. Durham Corn-t Baiil P. B. Cheek,
President ; J. H. King, Secretary. M^sts every Tues-
day and Friday nights.
St. Cecilia Musical Society. Hall 125 e Main
street. Vernon Darnall, President ; S. W. Holman,
Secretary. Meets ist Friday night in each month.
Durham Typographical Uuion, No. 125. J. H.
King, President ; H. B. Chamberlain, Secretary. Meets
4th Tuesday in each month at 6:05 p. m.
CLUBS.
The Commonwealth Clup.. J. S. Carr, President ;
F. L. Fuller, vSscretary. Mect^ subject to call of the
President.
Golden Belt Club. W. A. Guthrie, President ; P".
L. Fuller, Secretary. Meets ad libitum. Parrish Build-
ing, cor Mangnm and Parrish streets.
Durham Tobacco Association. Albert Kramer,
President ; J. S. Burch, Secretary. ]\Ieets ist Monday
in each month 3:30 p. m.
DuRBaM (JiTY Directory.
1802.
ABBREVIATIONS UvSED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
auct auctioneer.
bds boards.
bkpr bookkeeper.
elk clerk.
cgtte cigarette.
e easti
ins insurance.
nich . machine.
11 north.
pkr packer.
r residence.
s south.
tob tobacco .
w west.
wdw widow.
w. li. . . warehouse.
ADAMS mrs Alice. 303 w Pettigrew
Adams mrs Cora V, 210 Liberty
Adams miss Daisy, 210 Liberty
Adams mrs Gertrude, 208 Roxboro
Adams H R, tinner, 115 e Main, r 208 Roxboro
Adams mi.ss Jennie ]M, 210 Liberty
Adams Jno H, saloon, 117 w Parrish
Adams miss Lily L, 210 Liberty
Adams Oscar F, 210 Liberty
Adams mrs Susan A, 210 Liberty
Adams S L, state agent Washington Life Ins Co, office
103 w Main (up stairs), bds 303 w Pettigrew
Adams Thos, shoe mkr, 200 e ALain, (up stairs) r 210
Liberty
Aiken E R, auct Farmers' Alliance W PI, 400 w Main,
bds Hotel Claiborn
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Z^^l^^Z::^,
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market.
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
in«sIjIMl! '^'^^ Great Passenger and Freight
4t»'*«44l,JJ!j Line of the vSouth, with unsnrpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and PVeight Ser-
vice- For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
76 DIRECTORY— White.
Albertson W L, 103 e Main
Albezette Louis, prop'r Durham Machine Shops an 1
Foundry, 216-222 w Peabody, r 215 e Main
Albezette Louis Jr, r 215 e Main
Albezette H F, moulder, 222 w Peabody, r 227 Morris
Albezette mrs Martha, boarding, 215 e Main
Albezette miss May, 215 e ]\Iain
Albezette mrs M D, 227 Morris
Albright G K, blacksmith, B D Coop Tob Co, r 309 Lea
Albright J E, P O clerk, r 108 Rigsbee ave
Albright miss Julia K, elk, 127 e Main, r 203 Cleveland
Albright J P, Ins elk, 105 w Main (up stairs) r 405
Mangum
Albright mrs Lena R, 108 Rigsbee ave
Albright miss Maggie V, r 203 Cleveland
Albright mrs Margaret B, 108 R'igsbee ave
Albright mrs Nannie J, 405 Mangum
Albright miss Nina M, elk, 127 e Main, r 203 Cleveland
Albright mrs Pattie E, r 309 Lea
Albright miss Peo, 108 Rigsbee ave
Albright Wm A, post master, r 108 Rigsbee ave
Alford miss A G, 124 Carr
Alford A S, (J E A & Son) 205 e Main, r 124 Carr
Alford miss G N, 124 Carr
Alford J E, (J E A & Son) 205 e Main, r 124 Carr
Alford mrs N J, 124 Carr
Allen miss Addic, 118 Ramseur
Allen miss Anna H, 118 Ramseur
Allen J A, 118 Ramseur
Allen Jack H, 118 Ramseur
Allen Jos H, elk, 400 w Main, r 216 Morris
Allen J J, 118 Ramseur
Allen Jno S, 118 South
Allen miss Lena K, art and music teacher bds 408 Rigs-
bee ave
JT T\/r A r^l/" A "V furnishes Life and Accident Insurance
. J . IVl /\ b j\ A 1 at lowest cost.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, is unques-
tionably one of the strongest life companies in America.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passin.-^ through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
CTainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and vSouth West. For informa:
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. ■]^
Allen mrs ]\Iamie, ii8 Ramseur
Allen mrs Mamie, 216 Morris
Allen mrs Mattie, 216 Morris
Allen mrs N W, 118 Ramsenr
Allison Clande, printer, cor w Main and Mangnm, np-
stairs, bds 438 w Main
Anderson mrs Emma M, 132 McMannen
Anderson miss Eunice, 302 Morehead ave
Anderson Jacob, tailor, 122 e Main, bds 403 Mangum
Anderson mrs Polly, cgtte pkr, r 302 Moreliead ave
Anderson R C, clerk, 113 Chnrch
Anderson S C, dept supt Blackwell's Fact, r 132 Mc-
Mannen
Andrews A A, leaf tob dealer, iii Milton ave
Andrews mrs Annie, bds 109 sGregson
Andrews mrs Cornelia, 315 Chapel Hill
Andrews D H,
Andrews D W, 1 1 1 Milton ave
Andrews miss Eva T, 242 Cleveland
Andrews mrs Florence, 109 s Gregson
Andrews G W, painter, 136 Carr
Andrews H B, cgtte mch hand, bds 109 s Gregson
Andrews miss Irene, 1 1 1 INIilton ave
Andrews mrs Jnlia, 1 1 1 Milton ave
Andrews J D, 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews J G, grocer, 400 Mangum, r 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews Ivonnie, 212 Rigsbee ave
Andrews mrs Lou H, 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews mrs Margaret, wdw, 242 Cleveland
Andrews mrs Mary, in Milton ave
Andrews miss Mattie, 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews M J, 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews mrs Roxana 212 Rigsbee ave
Andrews miss Sarah T, 212 Rigsbee ave
Andrews Shelly,
Reliable and Satisfactory !
BLP.CKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
c(l I'acilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
/S • DIRECTORY— White.
Andrews miss Susan, 325 Chapel Hill
Andrews W H, 325 Chapel Hill
Angier M A, mayor, 135 JNIcMannen
Angier Mrs Mary J, 135 McMannen
Angier miss Siewers P, 135 IMcMannen
Ashe-Miss Willie, school teacher, bds 404 Morehead ave
Atkins mrs A A, 200 South
Atkins J H, clerk, 129 e Main, r 200 South
Ansley mrs Emeline, 105 Cora
Ausley Thomas, " ' '
Ansley mrs Victoria, 109 Cxarretts Allev
Ausley W B, " "
BAGWELL mrs Mattie, 204 south
Bagwell W B, grocer, (Herndon & Bagwell) 105
e ]Main, r 204 South.
Bailey mrs Anna F, 126 McMannen
Bailey F J, farmer, 126 McIMannen
Baldwin miss Caroline, 204 Randolph
* Baldwin J J , clerk, 128 w Main, (up stairs), bds 213 e
Main
Baldwin miss Mary, 317 Morgan
Balkin miss Fannie, 104 e Main
Balkin Robt, 104 e Main
Balkin mrs Rosa, 104 e Main
Balkin S, dry goods and clothing, 104 e Main
Ballard mrs Francis J, 109 Broadway
ig^ Ballard V, book keeper, 125 w Main, r 109 Broadway
Banner Warehouse, Williams, Lea, Mitchell & Co,
props, 214 w Main
Barbee tniss Annie, 603 w Pettigrew
Barbee Chas E, 121 Broadway
Barbee mrs Ellen, 244 Cleveland
Barbee Eugene, 207 Pine
Baibee miss Eva H, 207 Pine
Barbee miss Fanny, 307 Willard ave
Jr l\/r A PI/' A V represents the Fidelity Mutual I^ife
. vJ . iYiALlVA I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J, J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Gohlsboro, vSpartauburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and vSouth West. I'or informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 79
Barbee F M, grocer, 104 e Parrisli, r 627 I\Ianguin
Ijarbee Heiit}- G, clerk, 202 jMangiim, r 207 Pine
Barbee H vS, clerk, 206 Manguni, r 129 McManncn
Barbee miss Irene, 206 Pine
Barbee Jas R, clerk, 106 Manguni, r 244 Cleveland
Barbee Jas Russ, 309 Willard ave
Barbee Jno L, 627 Mangnm
Barbee mrs Julia A, dress maker, 244 Cleveland
Barbee mrs Lou A, boarding, 207 Pine
Barbee mrs Lydia, 129 McMannen
Barbee L A. clerk, 206 Mangum, bds 403 ]\Iangum
Barbee mrs M A, 627 Mangum
Barbee mrs Martha J, wdw, cgtte pkr, 529 w I\Iain
Barbee mrs Martha M, 309 Willard ave
Barbee miss M Sadie, 627 Mangum
Barbee mrs Rosa, 121 Broadway
Barbee R H, grocer, 113 e Main, r 121 Broadway
Barbee Walter J, 118 w Main (up stairs) bds 225 Cleve-
land r^
Barbee & Thompson, saloon, 106 Mangum
Barber mrs Ellen, 401 Lea
Barber mrs Ollie, " "
Barden miss Annie C, 307 Jackson
Barden mrs A L, 307 Jackson
Barden miss Neva C, 307 Jackson
Barden miss N W^ 307 Jackson
Barden Wm C,307 Jackson *^ H^
Barden W J, 307 Jackson
Barham Ballard, 211 Ramseur
Barham miss Birdie, 211 Ranvseur
Barham C A W, auct : Reams w h. 200 w Main, 211
Ramseur
Barham miss Lenore, 211 Ramseur
Barham miss Undine U, 211 Ramseui
Barlow mrs INIary, 200 P ine
Blackwell's Durham Tol^acco ^^l^!^.
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers "always pronounce it "THE BEST."
Take the Fietoaat Ak-lm S^^ilSo^Cnen- .SS
New Orleans, vShnveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
80 DIRECTORY— White.
Barlow miss Mollie, 200 Pine
Barrow mrs O O, dress maker, 1 1 1 Jackson
Bass H J, leaf tob dealer, (H J Bass & Co) 208 Mangnm
r no Willard
Bass mrs M W, no Willard
Bassett A L, 113 Ramsey
Bassett miss Bessie W, 113 Ramsey
Bassett Prof Jno S, 113 Ramsey, now at Johns Hopkins
University
Bassett miss Lena M, 113 Ramsey
Bassett miss Lucy, 113 Ramsey
Bassett miss Mary E, 113 Ramsey
Bassett mrs M J, 113 Ramsey
Bassett R B, contractor and builder, 113 Ramsey
Bassett Wm B, 113 Ramsey
Battle miss Bessie C, 120 Broadway
Battle Fred H, 120 Broadway
Battle mrs LA, 120 Broadway
Battle Dr L W, physician and surgeon, 106 e Main, r
120 Broadway
Ban com B, 317 Chapel Hill
Bancom CM, 124 Red Cross
Baucom miss Elizabeth, 124 Red Cross
Baucom E J, 124 Red Cross
Baucom mrs E J, 317 Chapel Hill
Baucom J M, 124 Red Cross
Baucom miss Lilla, 317 Chapel Hill
Baucom miss Mattie E, 317 Chapel Hill
Baucom miss Mollie, 124 Red Cross
Baucom M T, 124 Red Cross
Beaman Rev R C, Pastor Trinity M E Church, -r 113
Hollo way
Beaman mrs Katie C, 113 Holloway
Beavers mrs C H, 125 Ramseur
Beavers Frank, tob weigher, r 401 Lea
T]\TCTTpT7 with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 1 N O U rV Ej Associa^ ion of Philadelphia. •
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all firsi-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONTAIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, vSeneca.
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 8i
Beavers F J, tob worker, r 401 Lea
Beavers Geo T, butcher, city market, r 125 Ramseur
Beavers mrs H R, dress maker, r 401 Lea
Beavers miss Mary H, 210 Morris
Beavers Robt S, 125 Ramsenr
Bell miss Emma J, 1 1 1 Hunt
Belvin mrs Carrie, 453 Roxboro
Belvin O W, grocer, (Farthing & B) 100 w Parrish, r
453 Roxboro
Bennett C W, grocer, 653 ]\Iangum
Bennett C C,
Bennett miss Cora L, " "
Bennett Frank, " "
Bennett G M " "
Bennett miss Hattie F, " "
Bennett J T, '' "
Bennett mrs L C " "
Bennett miss Mary " "
Benton Edw'd, tob weigher, bds 200 South
Bernard miss Bettie, clerk, 127 e Main, r 211 Dillard
Bernard mrs E E, 211 Dillard
Bernard Germaine, drug clerk, 128 w Main, r 211 Dil-
lard
Bernard J P, 211 Dillard
Bernard miss Nellie, 211 Dillard
Berry J H, confectioner, 108 w Main, r407 Morehead ave
Beriy mrs Melissa L, 407 Morehead ave
Bernstein miss Dais}', 201 Pine
Bernstein F, gen mdse, 108 e Main, r 201 Pine
Bernstein M, gen mdse, 108 e Main, r 201 Pine
Bernstein Simmie, clerk, 108 e Main, r 201 Pine
Bibb D B, employee L & D R R, bds 125 Ramseur
Bibb mrs Julia, bds 125 Ramseur
Billings mrs E S, Hotel Claiborn
Biackwell's Durham Toljacco ^^X^tZ^!;,
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
6
VLUliMiT AIR-LINE The Great Passenger and Freijrht
■l^yiNI Jl J^llk JJAlNj Ji^', Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight vSer-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
82 DIRECTORY— Wfiite.
Billings Joe P, Hotel Claiborn
Billings W A, clerk, 11 1 South
Billings W H, prop Hotel Claiborn, cor Corcoran and
Peabod}-
Bishop & Co, grocers, cor Jackson and Lea
Bishop E E, grocer, (B & Co) cor Jackson & Eea, r Fow-
ler Hill, s Durham
Bishop Rev F A, pastor Main st M E Church, r 208
Chapel Hill
Bishop mrs Rachel, 208 Chapel Hill
Bivins miss Cornelia G, 109 Garrett's Alley
Bivins miss Geneva L, 2 1 7 Cleveland
Bivins J A, contractor and builder, 217 Cleveland
Bivins mrs Sarah E, 217 Cleveland
Blacknall R D, (RBlacknall & Son) 138 w Main, r
West Durham
Blacknall R & Son, druggists, 128 \v Main
Blackwell liirs Bessie K, iii South
Blackwell mrs Fannie K, 400 Lea
Blackwell Geo R, salesman, in South
Blackwell J L, farmer, 114 Chapel Hill
Blackwell J W, mds broker, 400 Lea
Blackwell mrs Nellie, 114 Chapel Hill
Blackwell W T, T14 Chapel Hill
Blackwell W T, Jr, 202 Chapel Hill
Blackwood Fuller J, 506 e Main
Blackwood mrs Jennie, 506 e Main
Blackwood J M, dept supt B D T Co, r 506 e Main
Blackwood miss Pearl H, 506 e Main
Blackwood W C, 506 e Main
Blair miss Annie B, bds 210 Morris
Blair miss Bettie L, teacher graded school, bds 210 Mor-
ris
Blair mrs M A, bds 210 Morris
Blalock A J, 512 w Peabody
Jr IVr A r'l^ A V I'epresents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. d. iYi/\Uj\A I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M ACK A Y .
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, vSpartanburg, Greenville, vSeneca,
(iaiiisville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 83
Blalock mrs C E, 512 w Peabody
Blalock mrs E O 300 Milton Ave
Blalock E J, 512 w Peabody
Blalock miss Minnie S, 512 \v Peabody
Blalock R S, carpenter, 300 Milton Ave
Blalock mrs Sudie, 300 Milton Ave
Blount mrs Ida D, 227 Morris
Blount Eouis, machinist B D Tob Fact, r 227 Morris
Blount Eewis Jr, 227 Morris
Blount mrs Lucy, 104 Watkins
Bobbitt Andrew, 220 Rigsbee Ave
Bobbitt Danl, 220 Rigsbee Ave
Bobbitt mrs L, 2 20 Rigsbee Ave
Bobbitt Paul, 220 Rigsbee Ave
Bobbitt miss Roberta, 220 Rigsbee x^ve
Boling miss Cora F, dress maker, 104 Dandy
Boling S R, cigar maker 109 e jNIain, bds 104 Dandy
Boling Wm, 104 Dandy
Bolton Ava, elk, 116 e Main, r 322 Chapel Hill
Bolton miss Cora F, 322 Chapel Hill
Bolton mrs C. J, 322 Chapel Hill
Bolton W A, 322 Chapel Hill
Bolton W H, 322 Chapel Hill
Bolyn mrs Clara, 137 McMannen
Bolyn mrs Hannah, 116 South
Bolyn W H, harness maker, cor Corcoran and w j\Iain,
r, 116 South
Booker mrs AUena, 132 Carr
Boone, R B, lawyer, (Boone & Parker) office Mangum
building cor e Main and Mangum
Boone & Parker, attorneys office cor e Main and Man-
gum, (up stairs)
Boone, R B & Co, real estate agents, off cor iNIain and
Mangum, (up stairs)
Bo'othe mrs E B, 618 Mangum
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedmsn,t Air-Kne ?v^,S„^?|^l;,Sv!»S"ie;
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
84 DIRECTORY— White.
Boswell, Jiio A, 506 e Main
Boswell James F, fanner 506 e Main
Boswell miss Mary W, 506 e Main
Boswell miss Rebecca D, 506 e Main
Boswell mrs Rebecca S, 506 e Main
Boswell miss Sally B, 506 e Main
Bowe, miss Mattie T, 104 e Green
Bowen G T, 300 Mangum
Bowens miss Nancy, 204 Mangnm
Bowens miss Sndie, 210 Cleveland
Bowers, DeWitt, tob pkr, 113 Cora
Bowers mrs Mattie, 113 Cora
Bowers miss Sndie, 210 Cleveland
Bowing, Dennis C, 209 Liberty
Boykins Mrs Marzilla, 505 Mangnm
Boykin mrs Spicy, 505 Mangnm
Boykin W F, 505 Mangum
Bradley miss Cora, 330 Chapel Hill
Bradsher Arthur B, 226 Cleveland
Bradsher miss Bertha, 226 Cleveland
Bradsher miss Delia, " 'i
Bradsher, W C, clerk, 300 Mangum, r 109 Ramseur
Branch mrs Alice M, 504 e Main
Branch C H, " "
Branch miss Eva, " "
Branch miss Myrtle, " "
Branch miss Rincie, " u
Brandon mrs Bettie F, 438 w Main
Brandon miss Ethel D, " "
Brandon Geo W, " "
Brandon H T, " "
Brandon JasH, " "
Brandon miss Katie H, " "
Brandon miss Laura E, " "
Brandon miss Mattie A, " "
TNQTTPT7 '^^^^^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 i\ O U Jlv Hi Associa^^ion of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, PassingtliroughtheCities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, L3'nchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 85
Brandon miss Sallie M, 438 w Main
Rrandou miss Signora F, " "
Branson miss Annie, 224 Ramsenr
Branson Joseph, dry goods and clothing, 116 e Main
Branson mrs Willie, 224 Ramsenr
Branson W H, sec and treas Dur Cot Mills, East Dur-
ham, r 224 Ramsenr
Bray, Geo I, cgtte mch hand 521 w Main
Bray miss Lenora F, 521 w Main •
Bray miss Martha E, cgtte pkr 521 w Main
Bray mrs M E V, 521 w Main
Bray Thos M, cgtte mch hand 521 w Main
Bray W H, farmer 521 \v Main
Brewer mrs Dora, cgtte pkr 407 Lea
Brewer W B, carpenter 407 Lea
Briggs miss Blanche, 207 Dillard
Briggs Clifton A, 207 Dillard
Briggs mrs Fannie, 207 Dillard
Briggs P M, book keeper, B D Tob Co, r 207 Dillard
Briggs Robert Emmett, 207 Dillard
Bright T P, shoemaker, 200 w Main basement, r 118
South
Bright mrs Sarah, 118 South
Broadwell mrs Angeline, 109 s Gregson
Broadwell A G, carpenter, 109 s Gregson
Brock D L, 662 Manguni
Brock J L,
Brock mrs Martha, 112 Carr
Brock mrs Mary J, 662 Mangum
Brock T H,
Brock W P, box maker at Dukes Factory, 112 Carr
Brockwell R L, 114 North
Brogden mrs C F, 514 w Main
Brogden miss Jennie, dress maker, 503 Mangum
Brogden J R, 514 w Main
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco p^prr'n^:
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice- For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
86 DIRECTORY— White.
Brogden miss Olympia, cgtte pkr, 503 Manguin
Brogden W T, 503 Manguin
Brooks J W, treas for Alliance Plug Factory, 415 w
Green, r Caswell Hill
Brown A A, cigar maker, 109 e Main, bds 204 McMan-
nen
Brown miss Ada M, 204 McMannen
Brown Chas C, dept overseer Blackwell's Fact, r 204
McMannen
Brown miss Emma J, 204 McMannen
Bro\yn Oilman, cgtte maker, 130 e main, r E Durham
Brown H J, iii Church
Brown Dr J C, dentist, office 1 1 1 e Main up stairs, r
318 e Pettigrew
Brown J C K, 318 e Pettigrew
Brown Jas W, paper box maker, 114 North
Brown miss Laura, dress maker, 204 MclVIannen
Brown mrs Maggie, 114 North
Brown Oscar, 204 Randolph
Brown P A, mgr Far Alliance Mdse Co, 103 e i\Iain
Brown mrs Sarah 204 McMannen
Brown mrs Sallie A, 204 Randolph
Brown mrs Sallie G, 318 e Pettigrew
Brown Theodore A, " "
Brown Willie S, "
Browning mrs Caroline 526 w Proctor
Browning C R, 102 Guess Road
Browning mrs E J, boarding, 204 McINIannen
Browning nu's F C, 102 Guess Road
Browning mrs Hallie 317 Morgan
Browning J M, 102 Guess Rcr.d
Browning J N, 102 Guess Road
Browning miss Mag, loi w Proctor
Browning Wni, 526 w Peabody
Browning Wm M, carpenter, 317 Morgan
Jr l\/r K n\^ K \l famishes Life and Accident Insurance
. J . iVi ALl\ A 1 at lowest cost.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, is unques-
tionably one of the strongest life companies in America.
i-pAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passin,iT through the Cities
I of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbur}-, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L,. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 87
Bruce nirs ]\Iaiid, 122 South
Bruce S C, foreman "Recorder," 108 e Main up-stairs,
r-i22 South
Bryan Mrs E K, artist, 406 e Main
Br}'an E L, clerk, 300 Mangum, r 406 e Main
Bryan miss Helen, 311 e Pettigrew
Bryan Louis W, 109 Broadway
Br\'an miss Ma}- E, 406 e Main
Bryan miss Minnie, 109 Broadway
Buchanan miss Emma, 408 Rigsbee ave
Buchanan mrs Fannie E, cor Broadwa\' and Rigsbee ave
Buchanan Jno A, 408 Rigsbee ave
Buchanan miss Louise, 408 Rigsbee ave
Buchanan L T, Prin Dur M Academy, 213 Cleveland,
r cor Broadway and Rigsbee ave
Buchanan miss Maude, 408 Rigsbee ave
Buckner R G, teacher graded school, bds 214 e Main
Budd miss Roxa, 202 Dillard
Burch Joab, clerk, 300 Mangum, r 115 Broadway
Burch J Scott, floor mgr Parrish Warehouse, 300 Man-
gum
Burch mrs Mollie L, 115 Broadway
Burch S B, clerk, 100 w Main
Burns mrs M C, 114 Ramseur
Burt miss Edie, 209 Liberty
Burton mrs Nannie, 212 Ramseur
Burton R C, tobacconist, 213 Foster, r 212 Ramseur
Busbee mrs Cornelia, 330 Chapel Hill
BuSBEE W M, atto-at-law, office : court house, bds Hotel
Claiborn
Butts A N, confectioner, 106 w Main, r 504 Mangum
Butts mrs Ada V, 504 Mangum
Butts W M, clerk, 106 w Main, bds 504 Mangum
Reliable and Satisfactory!
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
fake the fiedmont Air-lias, rS", xStoirD. c!
and Ricliniond, Va., to Atheiis^and Birniingliani. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
88 DIRECTORY— White.
CAIN Dr J F, physician and surgeon, 113 South
Cain mrs Julia, 113 South
Cain miss Sudie, 113 South
Cain S R, on R & D R R, r 113 South
Caldwell J H, clerk R & D R R depot
Calloway W B, 509 w Main
Campbell miss Annie G, 102 Dandy
Campbell miss Belle, 205 Queen
Campbell miss Cornelia, 102 Dandy
Campbell J P, shoemaker, 200 w Main (basement) r 102
Dandy
Campbell mrs M F, 102 Dandy
Campbell R H, 102 Dandy
Campbell Willie T, 102 Dandy
Cannady Iniss Jennie, cigette inspector 213 Rigsbee ave
Cannady miss Laura, 213 Rigsbee ave
Cannady mrs Margaret, 213 Rigsbee ave
Cannady Ruffin, brick mason, 213 Risbee ave
Cannady Thomas, brick mason, 213 Rigsbee ave
Carden miss x'Vlice, 305 Lea
Carden Alvis, 303 Lea
Carden mrs Annie, 304 Fuller
Carden Archy, 102 Cora
Carden A F, 304 Fuller
Carden mrs Bettie, 316 Chapel Hill
Carden miss Caroline, 102 Cora
Carden HA, 124 Carr
Carden Jones, 316 Chapel Hill
Carden miss Julia, 529 w Main
Carden J C, 124 Carr
Carden John S, 305 Lea
Carden mrs Lula 303 Lea
Carden mrs Margaret A, 524 w Peabody
Carden mrs Mattie, 316 Chapel Hill
Carden mrs Nannie, 124 Carr
T 1\T Q T T P T? ^^'^^^'^ •!• J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN iJ U lA J_J Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
T^AKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.Passingtlirough the Cities
1 of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and vSoutli
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White, 8^
Carden mrs Rebecca A, 305 Lea
Carden W F, 524 w Peabody
Carlton miss Eva B, 405 Rigsbee ave
Carlton F M, clerk, 126 w Main., bds Hopkins House
Carlton J W, (Faucette Dur Tob and Snuif Co) 204 Pop-
lar, r 405 Rigsbee ave
Carlton miss L Kempie, 405 Rigsbee ave
Carlton L M, 114 Poplar
Carlton miss Mittic L, 405 Rigsbee ave
Carlton mrs Sue M, 405 Rigsbee ave
Carpenter miss Carrie W, princijDal Aleth Feyi Sem, bds
214 e Main
Carpenter mrs Cora, cigette inspector, 401 Lea
Carr mrs Annie- E, 408 e Main
Carr miss Annie S, 602 Lea
Carr Dr A G, physician and surgeon, 106 e INIain (up
stairs) r 408 e Main
Carr ni:ss Carrie, 206 Cleveland
Carr Claiborne M, cor Dillard and Ramseur
Carr mrs Clara, 602 Lea
Carr miss Clara L, 602 Lea
Carr Edward P, 408 e Main
Carr miss Ethel L, 602 Lea
Carr John R, 408 e Main
Carr J S, cor Dillard and Ramseur
Carr J S, Jr, cor Dillard and Ramseur
Carr L A, (Morgan & Carr) com merchant, 202 Man-
gum, r 602 Lea
Carr miss Lida M, cor Dillard and Ramseur
Carr miss Lalla R, cor Dillard and Ramseur
Carr Marvin A, " "
Carr mrs Nannie G, " "
Carr Robt E, lawyer, 408 e Main
Carr Willie, 408 e Main
Carrington mrs N F, 128 McMannen
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco plpirini""™;
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEvST.''
Take the Piedmsnt Ak-Uns, f^r, ^j!°:;^l,':rD "c!
aiul Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birniinghain. For information,,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
90 DIRECTORY— White.
Carriiigton mrs Sula, loi w Proctor
Carrington W T, fanner, 128 McManneii
Carrington S R, r loi w Proctor
Carroll iiirs Fannie E, 139 McMannen
Carroll J O, shoemaker, 114 w Main, r 139 McMannen
Carroll W H, clerk, 246 w Main, bds 213 e Main
Carter Jno S, liver>' and sales stable, 104 e Green
Carter mrs Mollie B, 104 e Green
Carter W C, janitor court house, r North Durham
Car\'er mrs Nannie T, 226 Cleveland
Carver O T, book keeper, 200 w Main, r 226 Cleveland
Cash F H, 644 Mangum
Cash H W,
Cash mrs Kate "
Cash Leonard, •" •
Cash Linwood, cigtte mkr, 130 e Main, bds N Durham
Cash miss Lizzie, 303 e Main
Cash R A, 644 Mangum
Cates Sam, "•
Cates A P, 109 Garrett's Alley
Cates miss Cerinna, 308 Roxboro
Cates miss Delia, 105 Holloway
Cates H M, carpenter, 112 s Gregson
Cates mrs Ida F, 109 Garrett's Alley
Cates Isaiah, wheelright, 112 s Gregson
Cates Joe R, cigtte maker, 130 e Main, r 508 w Main
Cates J C, 626 Mangum
Cates J F, 300 "
Cates miss Lucy, 308 Roxboro
Cates miss Maiy, 314 e Pettigrew
Cates mrs Maggie, 508 w Main
Cates mrs Maggie M, 626 Mangum
Cates mrs Mary, 112 s Gregson
Cates mrs Mary, 626 Mangum
Cates Montgomery, 308 Roxboro
TN^TTPF with J. J. MACKAY. Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
11 1 O U JaJu Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKETHE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities ■
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenbiirg, Greenville, Seneca,
Oainsville and Athens, to the South and vSouth West. For informa-
tion, address, J. h. Ta3'lor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 91
Cates mrs Rlioda E, 112 s Gregson
Cat£s W H, wheelwright,, 408 Mangum, r 626 r^Iangum
Candle miss Annie A, 206 Mote'iead ave
Candle mrs Annie B, 206 Morehead ave
Candle C C, local eng B D C T Co, r 206 Morehead ave
Candle Joe J, 206 Morehead ave
Candle miss Millie E, 206 Morehead ave
Chad wick mrs ME, 106 Cleveland
Chad wick R W, 106 Cleveland
Chamberlain Frank H, clerk,, 122 McMannen, r .612
Mangnni
Chamberlain H B, printer, 119 Mangnm, (np stairs) r
* 612 Mangnm
Chamberlain Jas W, 612 Mangnni
Chamberlain Lonie L, pres.sman,, 119 Mangnm (np stairs)
r 612 Mangnm
CJiamberlain mrs O L, 612 Mangum
Chamberlain S W, clerk, 400 w Main, r 612 IMangnm
Cheatham mrs Lnna, 313 w Pettigrew
Cheatham R I, agent D&NRR, 313W Pettigrew
Cheek Fnrnitnre Co, 211 Mangnm cor w Parrish
Cheek miss Amanda, 102 e PettigTew
Cheek Albert, 607 w Pettigrew
Cheek Arthiu", " "
Cheek A M, carpenter, 607 w Pettigrew
Cheek miss Bessie, " "
Cheek Clarence, (Cheek Fnr Co) 211 Manginn, r 616
Mangnm
Cheek Edw'd H, cigtte maker, 607 w Pettigrew
Cheek Fletcher, 202 Jackson
Cheek mrs Florence, 202 Jackson ^
Cheek F M, 202 Jackson
Cheek Jas A, cigtte maker, 607 w Pettigrew
Cheek James M, 520 w Main
Cheek John A, carpenter, 520 w Main
BE vSURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take the PledmQnt Air-line ^,:;Xi^:^,^.
New Orleans, Sliriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
92 DIRECTORY— White.
Cheek J W, clerk, 117 e Main, r 145 McMannen
Cheek iiirs Mary A, 520 w Main
Cheek mrs ME, 616 Mangum
Cheek mrs Nannie L, 614 Lea
Cheek P B, policeman, 614 Lea
Cheek miss Sarah E, cigtte pkr, 607 \v Pettigrew
Cheek T E, book keeper, 105 w Main, r 106 e Pettigrew
Cheek T F, (Cheek Fur Co) 211 Mangum r 616 Mangum
Cheek Wesley, clerk, 203 w Main, bds 106 Jackson
Cheek Wm F, cigtte maker, r 607 w Pettigrew
Chin R, 107 Cora
Chisenhall miss Lorena, 309 Willard
Christian miss Ada, 338 Chapel Hill
Christian miss Annie, 313 Chapel Hill
Christian mrs Annie, 105 Jackson
Christian mrs A E, 313 Chapel Hill
Christian Arthur, 608 Mangum
Christian Chas E, elk D & N depot, r 406 Riggsbe ave
Christian John A, tob worker, 406 Rigsbee ave
Christian J B, street com, 313 Chapel Hill
Christian J N, carpenter, (Christian & Co), 338 Chapel
Hill
Christian J T, cggte mch hand, r 338 Chapel Hill
Christian L S, elk Sash & Blind Fact, cor Ramsey and
e Pettigrew, r 105 Jackson
Christian mrs Lou T, 406 Rigsbee ave
Christian miss M A, 313 Chapel Hill
Christian mrs Nannie E, 608 Mangum
Christian mrs Nancy J, 338 Chapel Hill
Christian Robert, 338 Chapel Hill
Christian vSeymour, 608 Mangum
Christian miss Rosa, 338 Chapel Hill
Christian T S, contractor and builder, 608 Mangum
Christian Wm, 406 Rigsbee ave
TN^TIPF ^^^^^ J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 i^ O U ix Ej Associa^^ion of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passlngtlirong"h the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, vSpartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Oainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 93
Christian W J, Faucette Dur Tob & Snuff Co, r. 406
Rigsbee ave
Christian W J Jr, 608 Mangnm
Christian Wm T, 313 Chapel Hill
Christmas miss Eliza, 209 Queen
Christmas mrs Elizabeth, 206 Cleveland
Christmas miss Fannie, 209 Queen
Christmas miss Ida, teacher, 206 Cleveland
Christopher mrs Eliza, 210 Lea
Clark Charlie, 204 Roxboro
Clark miss Ellen, 204 Roxboro
Clark miss Lelia, "
Clark mrs Julia, 655 Mangum
Clark Joseph A, "
Clark J Iv, supt Z I Lyon & Co's Fact, r 204 Roxboro
Clark L L, asst supt Z I Lyon & Co, r 204 Roxboro
Clark mrs N A, 243 Cleveland
Clark mrs Sarah, 118 Hunt
Clark mrs S E, 204 Roxboro
Clark W L, carpenter, 243 Cleveland
Clark WY, u c. u
Clayton miss Martha A, 507 w Main
Clements mrs x\nnie, 105 Garretts Alley
Clements mrs Carrie, 202 Cleveland
Clements D E, elk, 628 Mangum
Clements mrs Mary J, 105 Garretts Alley
Clements Julian L, tobacconist, 641 Mangum
Clements mrs Mag C, 641 Mangum
Clements R S, book kpr 210 w Main, bds 105 Garretts
Alley
Clements mrs Susan A, 105 Garretts Alley
Clements Thos, cgtte maker, 130 e Main, bds Roxboro
Clements Wayne, tob weigher (B D Tob Co) 105 Gar-
retts Alley
Clements W E, cgtte maker, 130 e Main, r 641 Mangum
Reliable and Satisfactory !
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
The Great Passenger and Freightt
yi4^Nj4^'} Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight vSer-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
94 DIRECTORY— White.
Clifton mrs Cassandra A, .508 Mahguni
Clifton miss Eda A, cgtte pkr, 50S Manguni
Clifton j R, cgtte mch hand, " "
Clifton miss Lenora E, cgttc pkr, " '"'"
Closs mrs M A, 217 Dillard
Cohen Moses, 107 Cora
Cole miss Ida, 319 Morgaii
-Cole mrs Jane E, 303 Jackson
Cole miss Jennette, 305 Lea
Cole J L, dry goods, 1146 Main
Cole John, cgtte mkr, 130 e Main, bds N Durham
Cole h G, book kpr, Morris Mfg Co, r 621 Manguni
Cole mrs LoUie L, 621 Manguni
Cole miss Minnie D, 105 Jones
Cole miss Phedonia A, 105 Jones
Cole mrs Susan, 310 South
Cole mrs S C, 105 Jones
Cole S J, " "
Cole W C, 104 Vickers Alley
•CoUey miss Eliza, cgtte pkr, r 107 s Gregson
Col ley mrs Emma, 107 s Gregson
Col ley miss Patty cgtte pkr, r 107 s Gregson
Collins mrs Bettie, 105 e Proctor
Collins Charlie ^ ic
Collins J J, bds 11 1 Church
CoUinsJ S, 1C5 e Proctor
Conrad mrs Clara, dress maker, r 423 Lea
Conrad miss Claudia, cgtte pkr " "
Conrad Joseph, 423 Lea
Conrad miss Mary, 423 Lea
Conrad miss Orian, cgtte insp, r 423 Lea
Cooley Mrs DA, 204 Randolph
Cooley mrs Mary A, 541 w Main
Cooley I M, 204 Randolph
Cooley mrs Narcissa, 204 Randolph
JT 1\/r A P l^ A V represents the FideIvITy MuTuai. LifE
. U. iYiAL/j\/\ 1 As.sociATiON of Philadelphia.
Before hisuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKETHEPIEDMONTAIRLINE, piissing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 95
Cooper mrs Dora, 107 Cora
'Cooper iiirs Emma 305 South
Cooper mrs Nannie, 306 Ramseur
Cooper miss Willie, 305 South
Cooper W C, 305 South
Cooper W R, (of C & Rowland) 112 McMannen, r 306
Ramseur
CORBETT J F, Pres Faucette Tob Co, r 218 Morris
Corbett, mrs Georgia A, 218 Morris
Corbett Thomas,
Corbett W J
Couch mrs Addie, 312 Chapel Hill
Couch A A, elk, 203 w Main, r 106 Jackson
Couch miss Annie J, 523 w Main
Couch C P, farmer.
Couch mrs Emily, 112 s Gregson
Couch mrs F J, boarding, 106 Jackson
Couch miss Geneva, 212 Rigsbee ave
Couch Geo H, 312 Chapel Hill
Couch miss Hannah S, 523 w Main.
Couch miss Homie C, 129 South
Couch miss J C, 312 Chapel Hill
Couch miss J H, 603 w Pettigrew
Couch miss J W, "
Couch miss Lucy A, 523 w Main
Couch, mrs Maggie, 602 w Pettigrew
Couch miss Martha, 106 Lea
Couch mrs Mary A, 523 w Main
Couch mrs Mary E, 204 Yancey
Couch miss Mary E, 523 w Main
Couch miss Sadie, 204 Yancey
Couch W J, 212 Rigsbee ave
Couch Wm H, 204 Yancey
Council miss Bulah C, 327 Chapel Hill
Council R J, watchman, 300 Mangum, r 327 Chapel Hill
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
Tlie Great Passenger and Freight
'l Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice- For information, address, J. ly. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
96 DIRECTORY— White.
Council, mrs S A, ^i'^'] Chapel Hill
Council T L, elk 119 e Main., bds Pine
Council Zeb Vance," 327 Chapel Hill
Cox, A B, tobaconist, lii Pine r E Durhuni
Cox mrs A D, r 106 Roney
Cox A G & Co, grocers 129 e Main
Cox miss Bettie, 204 Morris
Cox mrs Bettie S, r 204 Morris
Cox mrs Ella, 514 w Peabody
Cox Erasmus, 516 w Peabody
Cox Jno A, 204 Morris
Cox Jno A Jr, elk, 204 Morris.
Cox Jno H, 514 w Peabody
Cox miss Katie, 204 Morris
Cox miss Laura J, 516 w Peabody
Cox miss Lena, 204 Morris
Cox miss Martha L, 516 w Peabody
Cox mrs Mary J, " ''
Cox miss Laura J, " "
Cox R C, tobacconist, 115 Roney, r 106 Roney
Cozart miss Alta, 117 Ramseur
Cozart mrs B M, boarding, 300 w Peabody
Cozart mrs Bettie W, 117 Ramseur
Cozart miss Cora E, 300 w Peabody
Cozart miss Hallie 117 Ramseur
Cozart, T G, tobacconist, 117 Ramseur
Crabtree A A, 328 Chapel Hill
Crabtree nn-s Bedie, 211s Gregson
Crabtree mrs Bettie, 107 Cora
Crabtree mrs Carrie, dress maker, 105 Cora
Crabtree Chas E, book kpr 122 e Pettigrew, r 414 Rigs-
bee ave
Crabtree Frank, 506 \v Peabody
Crabtree Geo A, cgtte mach hand, 211 s Gregson
Crabtree Henry, 213 Morehead ave
JT 1\/r A r^l^ A V fu"^ishes Life and Accident Insurance
. J . lYi A U J\ /l 1 at lowest cost.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, is unques-
tionably one of the strongest life companies in America.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, PassingOirougli tlie Cities
ot Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salibbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For miorniaticn, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White, 97
Crabtree James, cglte macli hand, r 2 1 1 s Gregsoii
Crabtree miss Jessie, 334 Chapel Hill
Crabtree miss Lydia, cook, 309 Ramseiir
Crabtree mrs Maggie L, 309 Jackson
Crabtree miss Mar}- A, 414 Rigsbee ave
Crabtree mrs Mar}' E, 103 Garrett Alle}-
Crabtree mrs Mary S, 338 Chapel Hill
Crabtree mrs ]\Iattie, 506 w Peabody
Crabtree Newton, watchman, W Duke Sons & Co, r 211
s Gregson
Crabtree mrs Occie, 506 w Peabody
Crabtree Robt E, 309 Morgan
Crabtree Robt W, 414 Rigsbee ave
Crabtree Sam, 506 w Peabody
Crabtree mrs Sarah, 213 Morehead ave
Crabtree Thos H, 414 Risbee ave
Crabtree Wm C, 414 Rigsbee ave
Crabtree Wm F, 328 Chapel Hill
Crabtree W G, 309 Jackson
Crabtree W H, box maker, 115 Cora
Crabtree Wm H, tob worker, 107 Cora
Crabtree mrs V A, 414 Rigsbee ave
Crawford miss Lizzie, 106 Lea
Crenshaw miss Martha, 205 Queen
Crews mrs Cecilia J, 304 Chapel Hill
Crews Charlie, 304 Chapel Hill
Crews- T J, tobacconist, r 304 Chapel Hill
Crews Wm T, r 304 Chapel Hill
Crockett miss Bettie, 403 Mangum
Crockett miss Lucy, 403 Mangum
Crockett miss Sally C, elk, 124 e Main, bds 403 Mangum
Croom D M, cig mch hand, 212 Lea
Croom E L, cig mch hand, 212 Lea
Croom mrs Fannie, 212 Lea
Blackwell's Durham Tol^acco X^::i^C;.
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
e the Fiedmoii.t Air-Lin^e west,Montgomery!MobUe!
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. P'or information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
98 DIRECTORY— White.
Crooin miss Mamie, cgtte pkr, 212 Lea
Croom mrs Mary E, 212 Lea
Croom Stewart, cig mch hand, r 212 Lea
Cross Chas R, clerk, 206 Mangum, r 617 Mangum
Cross miss Mary S, 617 Mangmn
Cross James W, 617 Mangmn
Cross mrs Susana R, wdw, 617 Mangiim
Crumpler R H, clerk, 112 w Main
Cnnningim, Rev. W H, 511 e Main
Cunninginr mrs Louisa, 511 e Main
Currell W H, carpenter, bds 400 Mangum
Currie miss Magg'ie, 208 e Pettigrew
Cutts miss Alice, 119 South
Cutts rriiss Berta, " "
Cutts Charlie, " "
Cutts Fabius, " "
Cutts miss Flora, " "
Cutts miss Jane P, " "
Cutts JnoPJr,
Cutts mrs Lilian, " "
Cutts Willie, " "
DALBY E, tobacconist, bds Hopkins House
Daniel A L, grocer, 100 Chapel Hill, no Vickers
Alley
Daniel miss Dicey, no Vickers Alley
Daniel mrs Matilda A, no Vickers Alley
Darnall F M, 303 e Main
DarnallHJ, "
Darnall WE,"
Darnall Rev H T, pastor Pres Church, 303 e Main
Darnall mrs M P, 303 e Main
Darnall Sam'l F, "
Darnall T V, prof of music, 303 e Main
Darnall & Thomas, Pianos, 105 e Main, up-stairs
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South'West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Ta\-lor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 99
Daniall miss Lucy, artist, 105 e Main,bds 137 McMamien
Davis nirs B, dry goods etc, 120 e Main, bds 200 Pine
Davis D x-l, III Church
Davis miss Emma, 603 \v Pettigrew
Davis R D, 205 Jackson
Davis mrs R D, 205 Jackson
Day Irving C, 304 e Main
Day mrs Jennie E, 304 e Main
Day miss Lilian A, " "
Day J R, tobacconist, 304 e ^lain
Deans S, 107 Cora
Deaton T M, saloon, 104 Mangum
Deaver Geo, r 1 2 Mangum
Debnam mrs M K, 112 Broadway
Debnam T C, cigar mkr, 109 e Main, r 112 Broadway
Debnam W K, 112 Broadway
Dennis A W, elk, 115 e Main, r 212 Liberty
Dennis miss Mary B, 21.1 Liberty
Dennis mrs P H, r 212 Libertv
Dennis W K, tinner, 115 e IMain, r 212 Liberty
DeVlarming, tobacconist, 600 Mangum, bds Hotel Clai-
born
Dick miss Annie, 604 Mangum
Dickinson Mrs Bettie M, 203 Fuller
Dickinson Jno B, " "
Dickinson Joe W, " "
Dickson Clifton 302 Lea
Dickson Clyde,
Dickson mrs Jessie H, wdw, 302 Lea
Dickson, S A, clerk, 116 w Main, bds 302 Lea
Dixon, miss Delia, cheroot mkr, 611 Mangum
Dixon, mrs Delia, in Jackson
Dixon miss Fannie, no Carr
Dixon F S, cigar mkr, 109 e Main up-stairs, bds no
Carr
Reliable and Satisfactory /
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the f iedmont Air-iine, ,2n tS^S;Jl::%'Z
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
loo DIRECTORY— White.
Dixon Jennie, 330 Chapel Hill
Dixon John, trader, 611 Mangiim*
Dixon Joseph, cheroot mkr, 113 and 115 IMangiini up
stairs
Dixon J L, bottler, 226 w Main, r 611 Manguni
Dixon J W, 330 Chapel Hill
Dixon Mack, saloon elk, 109 e Peabody, bds 611 Man-
gum
Dixon mrs MA, 105 Markhani
Dixon rars M J, 330 Chapel Hill
Dixon mrs Patty B, 611 Mangum
Dixon Thos G, policeman, 105 Markhain
Dixon miss Viola E, 330 Chapel Hill
Dixon W H, box mkr Blackwell's Dur Co-op Tob Co, r
III Jackson
Dodson mrs Avaline, 504 Mangum
Dodson Michael, " "
Dodson miss Minnie R, 504 Mangum
Dollar mrs Ruth, 107 Garretts Alley
Dollar W J, 107 Garrett's Alley
Domestic Sewing Machine Co, W R Murray & Co
agents, 103 w Main
Douglass A W & Co, saloon, iii Mangum
Douglass Geo L, m mangtim,
Dowd J W, dept supt Blackwell's Dur Co-op Tob Co, r
103 Dillard
Dowd miss Mamie, 103 Dillard
Dowd mrs Susan, " "
Dowd Willie, " "
Dowdee miss Emma E, 204 Church
Dowdee H H, elk, 124 w Main, r 204 Church
Dowdee Jno W, 204 Church
Dowdee mrs Josephine, 204 Church
Dowdee LL, cc cc
Dowdee miss Myrtle M, " "
JT 1\/r A r^\^ A V furnishes Life and Accident Insurance
. J . iViAL/I\ A 1 at lowest cost.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, is unques-
tionably one of the strongest life companies in America.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passinjjtlirough the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbur}-, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. loi
Dowdee R P, harness mkr, 204 Church
Dowdee mrs Sally C, boarding, 204 Church
Uowtin Sam W, 200 South
Draughan A J, grocer, 545 w Main
Draughan mrs Cornelia, 545 w Main
Duke A J, 210 Lea
Duke B'L, W Duke Sons & Co, office 128 w Main up
stairs, r 411 Duke
Duke B N, W Duke Sons & Co, r 107 Chapel Hill cor
Willard ave
Duke mrs Eliza A, sack stringer, r 21O Lea
Duke J B, (W Duke S'.ns & Co) r 356 w Peabody and
New York
Duke Jos J, paper box mkr, r 210 Lea
Duke mrs Sallie A, r 107 Chapel Hill
Duke W, (W Duke Sons & Co) r 336 w Peabody
Duke W SioNS & Co, mfrs smoking tob and cigarettes,
318-332 w Peabody
Dunlap E L, plumber, 121 e Main, r Mangum
Dunlap mrs Carrie J, Mangum
Dunn B H, tinner, 1156 Main, r 125 South
Dunn mrs Lizzie, 125 South
Durham mrs A B, r 302 Church
Durham D D, clerk, 103 \v Main, bds 446 Roxboro
Durham David E, paper box mkr, r 319 Chapel Hill
Durham mrs Harriet D, 319 Chapel Hill
Durham H L, 302 Church
Durham J S, carpenter, 319 Chapel Hill
Durham mrs Lucy A, 635 Mangum
Durham miss Lula K, cgtte pkr, r 316 Chapel Hill
Durham miss Mattie H, 319 Chapel Hill
Durham Oscar L, 30J Church
Durham R L, printer, 118 w Main (up stairs) r 319
Chapel Hill
Durham T C, 302 Church
BLACKWELLS DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
PISM3NI AIE-UKl, SZ 'i^Zi:S^^t!S^
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
I02 DIRECTORY— White.
Durham W G, grocer, 635 Mangum
Durham Dr W J H, physician and surgeon, r 302 Church
Durham Baptist Female Institcjte, E L Middleton
prin, cor Mangum and Seminary
Durham City Bakery, H M Rosemond, prop, 126 e
Main (basement)
Durham Consolidated Land and Improvement Co,
R H Wright sec and treas, office Room No 9,
Wright Building, cor Corcoran and w Main
Durham Daily Sun, Jas A Robinson editor, 118 w
Main, up-stairs
Durham Electric Light Co, G R Blackwell sec, office
Blackwell's Factory
Durham Foundry and Machine Shops, — Albezette
prop, 216 to 224 w Peabody
Durham Fertilizer Co, L A Carr, sec and treas
office 202 Mangum, factory East Durham
Durham Marble Works, R I Rogers prop, 219 w
Main
Durham Medicated Cigarette Co, 130 e Main, up
stairs
Durham Paper Box Factory, Jno C Rogers prop,
120 w Main up stairs
Durham Recorder, E C Hackney editor, 108 e Main
up stairs
Durham Sash Door and Blind Factory, W H Wor-
tham prop, cor Ramsey and e Pettigrew
Durham School of Music, T V Darnall director, 125
e Main up stairs
Durham Supply Co, B L Duke prop, 126 w j\Iain
Durham Water Co, S W Holman prest and supt, 121
e Main
Dwartz M. 107 Cora
Dyer mrs Emma J, 208 Pine
TMCT1DT7 '^"th J.J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U IX Li AssociaHon of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, vSeneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the vSoutli and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 103
Dyer Geo R, clerk, 115 Mangum, bds 208 Pine
Dyer Jno W, auct Banner W H 214 w Main, r 208 Pine
EAKS mrs Bettie, 104 Liberty
Eaks Madison, confectioner, 104 w Main, r 104 Lib-
erty
Eaks Wm A, tob pkr, 104 Liberty
Earp mrs Mary, 314 Chapel Hill
Earp miss Minnie, 314 Chapel Hill
Earp Z T, 314 Chapel Hill
Educator Co (The), publishers, printers and binders, cor
Main and Mangum, up stairs
Educator Teachers' Co-operative Association, The
Educator Co pi ops, Edwin S. Sheppe, genl mana-
ger, cor Main and Mangum up stairs
Edwards Alex, 508 Mangum
Edwards miss Annie B, 508 Mangum
Edwards A W, 104 Jackson
Edwards C H, 306 Ramseur
Edwards E E, 104 Jackson
Edwards Geo E, 306 Ramseur
Edwards H F, grocer, 628 Mangmn, r 462 Roxboro
Edwards miss Lucretia, 212 w Cobb
Edwards mrs Lula F, 462 Roxboro
Edwards mrs Mary, 508 Mangum
Eldridge W W, cheroot maker, 113 and 115 Mangum
Eliason W A, clerk, 102 e Parrish
Ellington mrs Rosa L, 307 Lea
Ellington T. M, 307 Lea
f Ellington W W, grocer, 303 Mangum, bds 400 Mangum
Elliott A G, grocer, 112 w Main, r 136 McMannen
Elliott mrs Callie M, 136 McMannen
Ellis mrs Annice, 605 w Pettigrew
Ellis A J, saloon, 112 Church, r 117 McMannen
Ellis mrs L W, 216 Liberty
T i\/r A PI/" A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
U. iVlAUlVA 1 As.sociATiON of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M ACK A Y .
He can save you money.
Take the Redssat Air-tiae, ;!^ ^^SS^^^VIT:.
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information.,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
104 DIRECTORY— White.
Ellis miss Pearl, 605 w Pettigrew
Ellis W F, (Ellis Stone & Co), 124 w Main, r 216 Lib-
ert}'
Ellis, Stone «& Co, diy goods, 125 w Main
Enock Barnet, clens;, 116 e Main
Enoch Harris, clerk, 116 e Main
Etheridge miss Francis, 324 Chapel Hill
Etheridge miss Martha, *•' '■'
Etheridge mrs Mildred, " '■'
Etheridge miss Rona "■ "^
Event mrs Jennie, 109 Hunt
FAIRBROTHER AL, editor Daily Globe, 1296 Main
np stairs, r Alston a\^e
Fairbrother mrs M H, local editor Daily Globe, 129 e
Main, r Alston ave
Fanning miss B F, 216 Dillard
Fanning mrs E C 216 Dillard
Fanning miss Etta M, teacher graded school, r 216 Dil-
lard
Fanning F D, book kpr, 202 Mangum, r 216 Dillard
FarlowJ E, 109 Dandy
Fanners' Alliance W H, 400 w Main
Farthing mrs Addie, 106 Reams ave
Farthing mrs A E, i2i McMannen
Farthing mrs C A, 303 McMannen
Farthing G C, 121 McMannen
Farthing Hargis, pattern maker, r 303 McMannen
Farthing mrs Roxie, 123 McManr.en
Farthing T B, 123 McMannen
Farthing W S, grocer, (F & Belvin) lOOwParrish, r 106
Reams ave
Farthing & Belvin, grocers, 100 w Parrish cor Mangnm
Faucette A P, 209 Roxboro
Fancette Chas K, bds 400 Morehead ave
TNQT1PT7 '^^i^'i J- J- MACK AY. Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 1 N O U i\ ill Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing thro ugh the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. los
Faucette mrs Ella, 209 Roxboro
Faucette E W, _(W R Murray & Co) 103 w Main
Faucette miss Julia, 209 Roxboro
Faucette Jas P, depot R & D R R
Faitcette mrs Kate R, r 217 Dillard
Faucette miss Lina, 209 Roxboro
Faucette L W K, 11 1 Church
Faucette miss Mary H, 209 Roxboro
Faucette miss Mattie, 217 Dillard
Faucette R T Jr, 217 Dillard
Faucette R T, The Faucette Durham Tob and Snuff
Co, 204 Poplar, r 217 Dillard
Faucette Durham Tobacco & Snuff Co, J F Cor-
bett prest, W J Christian sec and treas, 204 to 208
Poplar
Felson iVaron, 127 e Main, bds Driver House
Ferrell Albert, machinist, bds 405 Lea
Ferrell miss Anna L, 213 Ramseur
Ferrell miss Blanche, 209 Pine
Ferrell Clarance A, clerk, 124 w Main, r 209 Pine
Ferrell Chas E, local eng, 112 e Pettigrew, r 209 Pine
Ferrell Chas E, 310 Dillard
Ferrell miss Coras E, r 213 Ramseur
Ferrell miss Ella, 213 Ramseur
Ferrell mrs Emma, 109 Hunt
Ferrell Ernest, 209 Pine
Ferrell James A, 310 Dillard
Ferrell J M, 109 Hunt
Ferrell Jno M, box mkr, 213 Ramseur
Ferrell mrs Lucy J, 310 Dillard
Ferrell miss Malinda, 310 Dillard
Ferrell mrs Mary A, 209 Pine -
Ferrell mrs Mar}' M V, 213 Ramseur
Ferrell M V, fireman, cor Holloway and Mangum
Ferrell miss Pauline F, r 213 Ramseur
Blackwell's Durham Toljacco ;:X'."u!,Tfr™:
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
9
Take tie HedmQnt 4ir-I.in,e, ™r, tSSiJi^%''S:
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. I-'or information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Gn.
1 06 DIRECTORY— White.
Ferrell Robt K, box nikr, 201 w Pettigrew, r 209 Pine
p Ferrell R K, farmer, 213 Rainseiir
Ferrell miss Susan C, 213 Ramseur
Ferrell W A, 209 Pine
Ferrell W B, local eng, 122 e Pettigrew, r 209 Pine
Ferrell Wm T, tob pkr, 213 Ramseur
Finkelstein M, dry goods, 100 Mangum
Finklestein mrs Rebecca, 100 Mangum
- Freeland W L, supt cig dept at Duke's, bds 509 w Main
Freeman mrs F C, 225 Cleveland
Fidelity Bank, G W Watts prest, J F Slaughter Jr
cashier, h H Battle teller, 201 w Main
First National Bank, J S Carr prest, L D Heartt,
cashier, J M Whitted teller, 204 Mangum
First Baptist Church, 307 Mangum
Fisher miss Annie B, seamstress, 120 e Main, r no
Reams ave
Fisher mrs Annie, seamstress, no Reams ave
Fisher Chas J, painter, 233 w Main, r 204 Jackson
Fisher Jas R, painter, 204 Jackson
Fisher mrs Mary B, 204 Jackson
Fitchett miss Bertha, 312 Ramseur
Fitchett miss Bessie " "
Fitchett J M, stone mason, 312 Ramseur
Fitchett mrs Lula, " "
Fitchett miss Mollie, " "
Fleet miss Florence Iv, music teacher Dur Feni Inst, bds
216 Cleveland
Flintom Franklin, farmer, in Cora
Flintom miss Lilly May, " "
Flintom mrs Molly ' " "
Floyd Raleigh, (blind) 120 e Main up stairs
Floyd T B, clerk, loi e Main, bds 400 Mangum
Foliett A Iv, 106 Wyatt
FoLLETT mrs C M V, millinery, 124 e Main, 106 Wyatt
J I IVr A r^\^ A V fiirnislies Life and Accident Insurance
. J . IVi A U J\ A 1 at lowest cost.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association, of Philadelphia, is unques-
tionably one of the strongest life companies in America.
T A KE TH E PI EDMONTAIR-L IN £,Passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 107
Follman Jno F^ prof of music, 215 Liberty
FoUinan mrs Lizzie, " "
Foiisliee mrs Corrine T, r 229-Cleveland
Foiishee O B, kook kpr, 203 w Main, r 229 Cleveland
Forsytlie J S, confectioner, 200 w Main, basement r North
Durham
Foster miss Cecilia, 210 Morris
Foster mrs Cora E, " "
Foster Dorson, " "
Foster John W,
Foster miss Mary C, " "
Foster W E, kook kpr, r "
Fountain mrs Alice, 136 Cai'r
■ Fountain WW, 136 Carr
Foust Kivit, D & N R R depot
Fowler Alphonso, farmer, 109 Gafrett's x^lley
Fowler A T, grocer, 132 Fayetteville
Fowler miss Bettie, 307 Mofgan
Fowler Ferrington, 508 \V Main
Fowler mrs Nancy, 105 Garrett's Alley
Fowler Jno S, saloon elk, loi Mangum
Fowler M J, 205 Jackson
Fraley miss Minnie, cgtte pkr, 514 w Main
Freeland miss Addie, 208 Ramseuf
Freeland Bertram, C " "
Freeland miss Daisy " "
Freeland miss Hattie " "
Freeland JasD
Freeland J F, salesman, 208 Ramseuf
Freeland, J H, general manager Durham Supply Co,
126 w Main, r 133 South
Freeland mrs M F, 208 Ramseuf
Freeland mrs M H, 133 South
Freeland miss Rosa, 208 Ranlseuf
Freeland W"^ E, clerk, 208 Ramseuf
Reliable and Satisfactory !
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedmont hit-Uns, ^!Z xSl'^.t^ 'c!
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 08 DIRECTORY— White.
Freelaiid W L, supt cgtte dept at Duke's, bds 509 w Main
Fuller mrs A M, 409 e Main
Fuller nirs Mena H, 307 e Main
Fuller F L, lawyer, 204 Mangum, rooms 1-2 up stairs
bds 409 e Main
Fuller miss Margaret H, 409 e Main
Fuller miss Nellie R, school teacher, 307 e Main
Fuller Ralph B, 307 e Main
Fuller Thos B, book kpr, B D C Tob Co, r 307 e Main
Fuller Thos S, 409 e Main
Fuller W W, lawyer, V P ist Nat Bank, 204 Mangum,
rooms 1-2 up stairs, r 409 e Main
Furman, Hubert, D & N R R depot, bds 313 w Pettigrew
GAMMON Mrs J N, wdw, 400 e Main
amnion Lamar, elk, 400 e Main
Gammon miss Mary, " "
Garner mrs Annie, 103 Hunt
Garner R S, paper box mkr, 103 Hunt
Gates J B, 310 Chapel Hill
Gates J Iv, " "
Gates mrs Mary J, 310 Chapel Hill
Gates miss Minnie ly, 310 Chapel Hill
Gates mrs Nannie E, 663 Mangum
Gates miss Nannie P, 310 Chapel Hill
Gates W G, 663 Mangum
Gattis Cyrus W, 200 w Green
Gattis mrs Hattie A, 340 Chapel Hill
Gattis James, (T J Gattis & Son) 121 e Main, r 200 w
Green
Gattis J R, junk, 201 e Main, r w Durham
Gattis mrs M C, 200 w Green
Gattis miss M L, 200 w Green
Gattis, miss M M, 200 w Green
Gattis Robt L, dairyman, 340 Chapel Hill
TN^TTPT^ "^'^^^^ J- •?• MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 iN kJ U Xv J_J Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg. Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 109
Gattis miss Sue L, 200 w Green
Gattis Rev T J, (T J Gattis & Son) 121 e Main, r 200 w
Green
Gattis Thos J Jr, 200 w Green
Gattis W A Jr, elk 114 w Parrish, r w Durham
Gattis T J & Son, book sellers, 121 e Main
Geans G M, elk, 104 e Main
Giddens miss Alice W, 203 Willard
Giddens mi.ss Bessie, " "
Giddens mrs Francis' " "
Giddens J T, " "
Giddens miss Novella, " "
Giddens SB, u u
Gilbert, John, 309 Dillard
Gilbert miss Maggie " "
Gilbert mrs Sarah
Gillam mrs Jemima, r 205 Vivian
Gladstein M, clothing, 116 e Main, r 210 Pine
Glenn mrs Martha iii Vickers Alley
Golden Belt Mfg Co, T B Fuller Sec, office Black-
well's Factory
Goldstein Aaron, 107 Cora
Goldstein i\be, 211 Pine
Goldstein A A, 107 Cora
Goldstein mrs Esther, 211 Pine
Goldstein mrs Rachel, 107 Cora
Gooch, miss Emma B, 141 McMannen
Gooch Eugene T, 141 McMannen
Gooch S I, carpenter, 141 McMannen
Goodson miss Louise, r 124 Ramseur
Goodson T C, tobacconist, 11 1 Pine bds Hotel Claiborn
Goodwin D C, carpenter, 107 Cora, bds no Mangum
Gorman T M, book kpr, 126 w Main, Dur Supply Co
Gould A T, 508 Mangum
'bLACKW ELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take the Redssat Ak-Liae *° "" *°"* "■'' *°""'
West. Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor. Atlanta. Ga.
iio DIRECTORY— White.
Graded School, 105 Dandy
Graham E M, agt L & D R R, 107 Willard
Graham mrs Carrie, " "
Gray miss Ella W, bds 214 e Main
Gray S, 109 Dandy
Green CB, elk Snp Court, r 204 Dillard
Green miss Ada E, 629 Mangum
Green miss Daisy, 315 e Main
Green mrs Edna, 611 Mangum
Green Ernest J, 204 Dillard
Green E W, elk, 126 w Main, r 236 Cleveland
Green Frank, 629 Mangum
Green Fred A, 204 Dillard
Green Jno M, 300 w Peabody
Green J T, grocer (Green Bros) 1 14 w Main, r 629 Mangum
Green mrs Kate M, 204 Dillard
Green mrs Lelia R, 315 w Main
Green mrs Mary, 611 Mangum
Green mrs M F 300 w Peabody
Green mrs M A, 629 Mangum
Green miss Myrtle M, 629 Mangum
Green mrs W E, 244 Cleveland
Green Wade, 629 Mangum
Griffith miss Bertie, 106 Vickers Alley
Griffith mrs Mary
Grissom mrs Emma T, 208 McMannen
Grissom E W, elk 121 e Main, r 208 McMannert
Grissom miss Maude, 309 Morgan
Grissom mrs Mary E, " "
Griswold mrs LB, 311 w Pettigrew
GrisWOLD W J, mdse broker and ins agt, 102 w Mairi
up stairs, 1311 w Pettigrew
Gunter mrs C K, r 405 Rigsbee ave
Guthrie B H, tob weigher, 625 w Proctor
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. hi
Guthrie mrs Ella, 401 e Main
Guthrie G W, 625 w Proctor
Guthrie miss Lizzie, 625 w Proctor
Guthrie mrs S E,
Guthrie W A, Lawyer, 106 e Main up-stairs, r 401 e
Main
Guthrie Willie B, 401 e Main
HAASE C H B, mgr Mut Land Co, bds Hotel Clai-
born
Habel J J, tailor, 120 e Main up-stairs
Habel mrs N A, tailoress, 120 e Main up-stairs
Hackney E C, editor "Recorder" 108 e Main up-stairs,
r 209 w Green
Hackney Hugh P, 201 Cleveland
Hackney mrs K P, "
Hackney mrs Lina A, 209 w Green
Hackney miss Maude H, 201 Cleveland
Hackney M S, farmer,
Hackney R Peele, drug elk 130 e Main, r 201 Cleveland
Hah Aung Ding, laundryman 205 e Main
Hall x\ndrew, tob prizer, 527 w Main
Hall mrs Caroline
Hall Chas J, cgtte mcli hand, 527 w Main
Hall Jas xA., 510 w Peabody
Hall J J, 310 Dillard
Hall miss Mattie, cgtte pkr, 527 w Main
Hall mrs M J, 202 Cleveland
Hall mrs N F, 510 w Peabody
Hall mrs Susan, " "
Hall Thos,
Hall Thos Y, machinist, 202 Cleveland
Halliburton mrs Annie, wdw, 213 Liberty
Halliburton mrs Emily A, 400 e Main
Halliburton mrs Fanny P, wdw 205, Queen
GENUINE DUEHM~ TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BUEL.
A\TR-I TT\fF' ^'^^ Great Passenger and Freight
U ik A|i,4*"^Jyi4lNiBij| Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 1 2 DIRECTORY— White.
Halliburton Geo W, 213 Liberty
Halliburton J H, dept supt Blackwell's Dur C T Co, r
212 Dillard
Halliburton mrs Lucy A, 212 Dillard,
Halliburton W S, elk 128 w Alain up-stairs, r 400 e
Main
Hambright C W, R R engineer, bds 203 \v Pettigrew
Hambright mrs Laura, " "
Hamilton miss Annette, 203 Morris
Hamilton mrs Annie S, " "
Hamilton J W, agt Singer Mfg Co, 114 e Main, r 203
Morris
Hamilton miss Mary A, 203 Morris
Hamilton miss Rosa V, 203 Morris
Hamlet W A, R & D R R depot
Hammatt Geo B, Blackwell's Dur C T Co, r 117 South
Hammatt mrs Mary R, 1 1 7 South
Hancock miss Jane, 303 South
Hanks R S, supt Electric Light Plant, bds 216 Dillard
Hannah Presley, 405 Lea
Happer Harry, 207 Roxboro
Happer mrs Mary T, 207 Roxboro
Happer Mills M, ^ c.
Happer miss Minnie O " "
Happer R W B, auct Parrish wh, 300 Mangum, r 207
Roxboro
Happer R W B Jr, 207 Roxboro
Hardee miss Sally F, dress maker, 303 McMannen
Harden Geo M, livery and sale stables, 105 Rigsbee Ave,
r 502 Mangum
Harden G M Jr, livery and sale stables, no Orange
and 105 Rigsbee Ave, r 502 Mangum
Harden Henry, elk 203 w Main, bds 502 Mangum
Harden miss Lena M, 502 Mangum
Harden L S, tel operator, R & D R R Depot
Jr Tl/r K n]/ k \[ represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. J. iViAUiVA 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M AC K A Y .
He can save j^ou money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
IReidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. P'or information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 113
Harden Mrs M F, 502 Mangum
Hargrave mis.s Mamie A, iii Hunt
Hargrave N F, « a
Hargrave Mrs Sallie E *' "
Harper mrs Ida, cgtte pkr, 317 Chapel Hil]
Harper miss Jessie, 128 South
Harper J R, an
Harper mrs Mattie " '*
Harper R B,
Harrard Jos, 414 Lea
Harrard R H, '^ "
Harrard miss Sallie, '^ '^
Harrard miss Virginia, '* "
Harrell David, elk loi e Main, bds 212 Rigsbee Ave
Harris mrs C A, 112 Carr
Harris Fred F, 223 Liberty
Harris H G, elk 130 e Main, bds 213 e Main
Harris Isaac H, 223 Liberty
Harris miss Lizzie A, music teacher, 223 Liberty
Harris mrs Mahala, tob worker, 113 Cora
Harris miss Mary C, 223 Liberty
Harris miss Mary J, 120 Broadway
Harris N D, w ]Main
Harris mrs .N S, 120 Broadway
Harris mrs Sally M, 223 Liberty
Harris T W, stenographer, 223 Liberty
Harrison miss Mary L, 204 Morris
Harri.son mrs S A, boarding 204 Morris
Harton Bennie, 659 Mangum
Harton mrs Ida, <' n
Harton Leo W, " '<
Harton miss Maud P, 659 Mangum
Harton W T, paper box mkr, 659 Mangum
Harwaid mrs Emma D, 304 Milton Ave
Harward J E, 616 Lea
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ;:;'irt',°"r;,
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
10
Take the Piedisaat iir-Lins, ^H ^{.'°:;^r;.?,rl,."i'!
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
114 DIRECTORY— White.
Harward Jno F, 304 Milton Ave
Harward mrs Lucy R, 616 Lea
Harward mrs Mar>^ E, 105 Holloway
Harward W K, " " '
Haskell M, grocer, 321 Chapel Hill
Haskell Morris, elk, 116 e Main
Hawkins J W, cheroot maker, 103 e Main
Heartt mrs Annie M, 401 w Pettigrew
Heartt mrs Dora F, 308 DiUard
Heartt E A, "
Heartt miss Etta N, 401 w Pettigrew
Heartt F H, drug elk 128 w Main, bds 401 w Pettigrew
Heartt L D, Cashr First Nat Bk, r
Heartt miss Mary L, 401 w Pettigrew
Heartt miss Matilda D, 401 w Pettigrew
Hedderly H M, tel operator R & D R R depot
Hedgepeth A W, elk, 113 e Main
Hedgepeth Ira, 204 w Green
Henderson mrs Florence, 136 Carr
Henderson Jas A, 651 Mangum
Henderson J M " "
Henderson Dr L B, dentist 100 w Main up-stairs, r
209 Ramseur
Henderson miss Mary, 209 Ramseur
Henderson miss Rosa B, 651 Mangum
Henderson miss Sally R, 209 Ramseur
Henderson Sam'l, 209 Ramseur
Henderson Thos, 209 Ramseur
Henderson Thos, 136 Carr
Henderson T P, 651 Mangum
Henderson WD, 114 North
Hendricks James F, 300 Morehead ave
Hendricks mrs Mary, " "
Henry Chas E, conductor D&NRR, r3i4e Pettigrew
Henry mrs Julia C, 314 e Pettigrew
TNQTTPT7 '^'^th J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U IV Ju Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AI R-LINE, Passing tlirough the Citie«
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and vSouth West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 115
Henry mrs P F, 314 e Pettigrew
Henry R L D, fanner, 314 e Pettigrew
Henry W P, grocer, (Henry, O'Brien & Co) 117 e
Main, r 314 e Pettigrew
Henshall W J, cheroot maker, 113 and 115 ]^Iangum up
stairs
Herndon miss Ava, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon miss Carrie, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon mrs Cora, 102 Chapel Hill
Herndon Clias M, farmer, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon Chas M Jr,203 Ramsenr
Herndon mrs D M, wdw, boarding, 526 w Main
Herndon miss Ethel, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon mrs FA, 524 w Peabody
Herndon F S, 524 w Peabody
Herndon H L, cgtte box maker, 526 w Alain
Herndon miss Ida, 524 w Peabody
Herndon J A, printer, 526 w Main
Herndon miss Katie, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon M C, saloon, 109 e Peabod)-, r 102 Chapel Hill
Herndon N V, box maker, 526 w Main
Herndon mrs Sallie, 203 Ramsenr
Herndon mrs S H, 524 w Peabody
Herndon T B, cgtte rach hand, 526 w Main
Herndon mrs Virginia, 611 Mangum
Herndon W R, trader, 611 Mangmn
Herndon & Bagwell, grocers, 105 e Main
Herring J P, bds 204 IMorris
Hester mrs Jane, 105 Vickers Alley
Hester mrs J I 124 Carr
Hester Robt S, 124 Carr
Hester W D, clerk, 116 w ]\Iain, bds loi w Proctor
Hester W H, 105 Vickers Alley
Hibberd rniss Daisy, 112 Jones
Hibberd mrs E, 112 Jones
BE vSURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
The Great Passengier and Freight
I'j Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciHties for prompt and satisfactot}^ Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
[i6
DIRECTORY— White.
Hibberd R, florist, 112 Jones
Hicks C T, 200 South
Hicks miss Ida "■ '^
Hicks miss Irene '■'' "•
Hicks JasD,
Hicks Jas L,
Hicks J Walker, " "
Hicks miss Lucinda W, 200 South
Hicks miss Susan, 518 w Peabody
High C A, 104 Vickers Alley
High C C,
High mrs Francis,
High miss Flora F,
High mrs Hattie L,
High Jos T, _
Highsmith miss Ella, 116 Hunt
Highsmith miss Julia,
Highsmith Julius B,
Highsmith J Henry,
Highsmith miss Katie,
Highsmith L W,
Highsmith mrs M A,
Highsmith W J,
Hill miss Glide L, 114 Can-
Hill miss Gussie, 145 McMannen
Hinshaw miss Martha 300 Morehead ave
Hinton miss Mar>' O, clerk, 118 e Main, r 104 Jones
Hinton miss Rhoda, bds 109 S Gregson
Hinton R H, 322 Morgan
Hinton mrs Sala, 322 Morgan
Hinton mrs Susana, 104 Jones
Hinton T T, 104 Jones
Hinton Wm A, 104 Jones
Hobart C L, cheroot maker, 103 e Main
Hocutt Alex E, 208 Chapel Hill
Jr IVr A Py A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. J. 1V1A.UJ\A 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see
He can save you money.
J. J. MACKAY.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingtlirough the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. ^ 117
Hodges J H, 136 South
Hodges mrs Mattie, 136 South
Holder A A, coal and wood, 202 e Peabodv, r Trinity
Park
Holland A D, 326 Chapel Hill
Holland miss x^da M, 326 Chapel Hill
Holland Carey T, clerk 103 e Main, bds 326 Chapel Hill
Holland mrs J, 326 Chapel Hill
Holland L J, '^ "
Holland N D, harness maker, 120 w Main, bds 326
Chapel Hill
Holleman mrs Lula M, wdw, 522 w Main
Holloway miss Anna E, 235 Cleveland
HoUoway mrs C R, 203 Liberty
Holloway Edgar J, 203 Liberty
Holloway E G R, elk 118 w Main, bds 208 McMannen
Holloway miss Hallie P, 203 Liberty
Holloway J A, wagon mfr, 201 Liberty, r 203 Liberty
Holloway J E, 203 Liberty
Holloway miss Ldrena, 107 e Green
Holloway miss MoUie, " "
Holloway miss M E, school teacher, 208 McMannen
Holloway mrs Mary J, 235 Cleveland
Holloway mrs Mary J, 107 e Green
Holloway mrs Patty, 208 McMannen
Holloway Robt, elk 105 w^ Main up-stairs, r 208 Mc-
Mannen
Holloway miss Rosa, 107 e Green
Holloway W H, blacksmith, 301 Church, r 107 e
Green
Holloway W J, bk kpr First Nat Bk, r 208 McMannen
Holman miss Alice H, 214 e Main
Holman miss Bessie C, " "
Holman mrs ML, 522 w "
Holman mrs Mary W, 214 e "
Reliable and Salisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
fake the Piedmeni Air-liin,e wes?Mon?gomervSfow^^^^
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. P^or information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
ii8 DIRECTORY— White.
HoLMAN S W, Prest and Supt Durham Water Co, 121 e
Main, r 214 e Main
Holt C G, 134 South
Holt R P, 414 Rigsbee ave
Honey cutt C B, 136 Carr
Honey cutt E P, ''
Honeycutt nirs Laura, 103 Dowd
Honeycutt miss Margaret, 136 Carr
Honeycutt mrs M J, " ''
Honeycutt Tobe,
Honeycutt W H, blacksmith 408 Mangum, r 103 Dowd
Hopkins Jas A, elk 112 w Main, bds 310 Dillard
Hopkins House, cor Cleveland and Liberty
Hopkins miss M A, Proprietress Hopkins House, 100
Cleveland
Hopkins W H, tobacconist, bds 213 Ramseur
Hopson mrs Annie, 205 Rowland
Hopson L M, farmer, 205 Rowland
Horn miss Letitia, 102 Wyatt
Hornaday Monroe, 509 w Main
Hotel Driver, Mrs Fanny Petway prop, 11 1 Church
Howard mrs Amelia, no Reams ave
Howard mrs E F, dress maker, 211 e Main
Howard Geo F, 211 e Main
Howard Geo W, shoemaker, 211 e Main
Howard Jas N, cheroot mkr, 113-115 Mangum up stairs
r no Reams ave
Howard mrs Martha, sack tagger, r 205 Vivian
Howard mrs Ruth, no Reams ave
Howell Bartlett, sack tagger, r 205 Vivian ^
Howell miss Corinna, sack tagger, r 205 Vivian
HowERTON C P, (H & Bro) 408 Mangum, r 619 Mangum
HowERTON R T, (H & Bro) 408 Mangum, r 223 Cleve-
land
Howerton mrs S A, 619 Mangum
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
nrAKETHE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Gokisboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. h. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 119
Howerton mrs Sarah E, 223 Cleveland
Howerton Thos J, " "
Howerton & Bro, undertakers and carriage nifrs 408
Manguni
Hndgins nirs Harriet, 106 e Green
Hndgins Jno W, elk loi Manguni
Hndgins Thos M, 106 e Green
Hndgins W C, elk loi Manguni, bds 205 Pine
Hudson nirs E J, 106 Holloway
Hudson R S, pat bed spring, 234 w Main, r 106 Hollo-
way
Huffine L, bottler 226 \v Main, bds 509 w Main
Hunt nirs Jane, 209 Randolph
Hunter F L, D & N depot
Hunter mrs Mary E, wdw, 518 w Main
Hunter Sanil, cgtte mkr, 518 w Main
Hutchings C m] book kpr W Duke Sons & Co, r 104
Carr
Hutchings mrs Ella J, 114 e Pettigrew
Hutchings Jno R, (J R Hutchings & Co) cor \v Main
and Corcoran, r N Durham
Hutchings Jno R & Co, props Reams w h, cor w Main
and Corcoran
Hutchings mrs Lydia, 104 Carr
Hutchings miss Mattie, 102 Wyatt
Hutchings miss Rebecca, " "
Hutchings miss Temesia, " ''
HuTCHiNsJ W, butcher, city market, r 114 e Petti-
grew
Hutchins mrs Ludie, 114 e Pettigrew
IDDINGS MRS FEREINA, 1 10 e Pettigrew
ddiiigs, J H, sec master R & D R R, no e Pettigrew
Independent Hose Co, 422 w Main
Irwin Jno D, contractor. 524 w Main
GENUINE DUEHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BUEL.
liP»*,T»« il^m. T3J«J'«m«,w* Aiw T i*»« 1*he shortest direct lime
lalie t4S rieailOjn,t 4ir-LjlIiej from Washington, D. C.
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 20 DIRECTORY— White.
Irwin mrs L J, 524 w Main
Irwin miss Mamie B, 524 w Main
Israel mrs Maggie \\4, 145 McMannen
Israel W R, tobacconist 116 w Parrish, r 145 McMannen
Ivey mrs Mary, 132 Carr
JACOBS MURPHY, 639 Mangnni
ames, Jos M, painter, 234 \v Main.
Jeffries A J, 543 w Main
Jeffries mrs Etta C, "
Jeffries G M,
Jeffries miss Ida L, " " •<
Jeffries miss Mattie A, *' ''
Jeffries miss Minnie 511 Cleveland
Jeffries R J, 543 w Main
Jeffries Thos, 136 Souths
Jenkins mrs Martha, sack maker, no Vickers Alley
Jenkins Thomas, laborer "■ "•
Jetton mrs C P, 303 Jackson
Jetton miss Mamie V, " "
Johnson miss Anna E, 403 Lea
Johnson AN, 120 Sonth
Johnson mrs Bettie, 120 Sonth
Johnson mrs Bettie, 520 w Peabody
Johnson C Iv, weigh master Far Alliance w h, bds 215
Morris
Johnson Duke, 520 w Peabody
Johnson D D, carpenter, 118 Hunt
Johnson mrs Emma L, dress maker, bds 215 Morris
Johnson mrs Isabella, 403 Lea
Johnson mrs Ida V, dress maker, 118 Hunt
Johnson Jno W, cgtte mch hand, 403 Lea
Johnson miss Katie, 120 Sonth
Johnson miss Katie L, cgtte pkr, 403 Lea
Johnson miss Lula, " "
TIMCTTDI? '^^th J.J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN kJ U lA Hi Associa^^ion of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Cliarlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, vSalisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 121
Johnson miss Mary, 120 Sonth
Johnson Dr N M, '(Dr N M Johnson & Co) 130 e Main,
r 120 South
Johnson Dr N M & Co, Druggists, 130 e Main
Johnson Miss Rosa, 403 Lea
Johnson W L, tob weigher, 403 Lea
Jolly miss Sally, cgtte pkr, 105 e Proctor
Jones mrs Annie, 108 Jackson
Jones Berry, 224 Morris
Jones mrs Betsy McL, 227 Morris
Jones C E, 322 Morgan
Jones mrs Emma I, .:oi w Green
/ Jones Geo R, (G R Jones & Co) leaf tob dealer, 601
Mangum, r 201 w Green
Jones Henry F, 224 Morris
Jones mrs Jennie, " "
Jones J J, 322 Morgan
Jones John W, ( J W Jones & Co) 107 w Main, bds Hop-
kins House
Jones G R & Co, leaf tob dealers, 601 Mangum
Jones J W & Co, dry goods etc, 107 w Main
Jones M H, jeweller, iii e Main, r 2^7 Morris
Jones mrs Mattie L, 105 Chapel Hill
Jones miss Ora J, 322 Morgan
Jones Ralph G, elk 107 w Main, bds 213 e Main
Jones R M, (G R J & Co) leaf tob dealer, 601 Mangum
r 322 Morgan
Jones mrs R W, 322 Morgan
Jones mrs Sarah, " "
Jones Thos J, elk 107 w Main, bds Hopkins House
Jones W R, 322 Morgan,
Jordan miss Addie, 102 Cora
Jordan mrs A W, teacher graded school, 311 e Main
Jordan miss Bertie, cgtte pkr 102 Cora
Jordan C A, elk at W Duke Sons & Co, bds 214 e Main
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ^IplTlt™;
• reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
II
f TVT'tjS The Great Passenger and Freight
JJIllNj JilJjj Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight vSer-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
122 DIRECTORY— White.
Jordan miss Emma, paper box mkr, 302 Morehead ave
Jordan mrs Edith H, 102 Cora,
Jordan E J, " "
Jordan Harry, 311 e Main
Jordan Jas R, 102 Cora
Jordan mrs Lela A, bds 214 e Main
Jordan miss Lenora, bds 102 Cora
Jordan miss Maggie C, 311 e Main
Jordan miss Pattie B, 229 Morris
Jordan mrs Sadie, cgtte pkr, 302 Morehead ave
Jordan W T, asst floor nigr Farmers' Alliance w h 400 x'^
Main, bds 342 w Green
Jonrdan mrs Clara, 140 McMannen
Jonrdan Charlie E, " ''
Jonrdan Stanislans, elk R & D R R depot, r /40 Mc-
Mannen
Joyner mrs mrs Mary A, 300 Lea
Joyner P H, variety store, 1 1 2 e Main, r 300 Lea
KE ARSON MRS MARY, 518 w Peabody
Kelly miss Jennie, 305 Jackson
Kelly John E, 305 Jackson
Kelly miss Lena, cgtte pkr, 305 Jackson
Kelly miss M C, cgtte pkr, 305 Jackson
Kelly Reuben, tob worker, 305 Jackson
Kelly mrs Tabitha, 305 Jackson
Kennedy E W, supt graded school, r 222 Peabody
Kennedy mrs Marion, F, 222 Peabody
Kennedy James, tailor, 122 e Main, r 127 South
Kennedy mrs Mary, 127 South
Kennedy miss Susan E, " "
Kennedy Wm C, " "
Kerner Henry C, bds Hopkins House
Kerr H D, in Garrett's Alley
Kerr mrs Maggie, in Garrett's Alley
J- [ IVF A P l^ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. J . iVlilUlV A 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your Ufe do not fail to see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cltle§
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L- Tavlor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 123
Kerr Wm A, iii Garrett's Alley
King Clias A, 11 1 Hunt
King- C C, 118 Hunt
King C E, drug clerk, 106 e Main, r 119 Broadway
King Charlie H, 119 Broadway
King C W, 509 w Main
King mrs Elizabeth, in Hunt
King miss Fannie^ " "'
KingGT,
King Harris L, 119 Broadway
King miss Lnla in Hunt
King miss Mollie D^ 1 1 8 "
King N J III "
King miss Stella I, " "
King mrs Susan A, 118 "
King W C, 509 w Main
King mrs Nettie M, 119 Broadway
King J H, printer, 129 e Main, bds 305 Milton ave
King mrs Lillian, 305 Milton ave
Kirkland mrs Cammie, 117 Broadway
Kirkland L J, clerk, loi e Main, r 117 Broadway
Kirkland J L mail carrier, bds Driver House
Kirkman A A, train dispatcher R «Si D R R, bds 215 e
Main
Kramer Albert, tobacconist, 122 and 124 McMannen
bds Hotel Claiborn
Kramer Samuel & Co, cigar mfrs, 109 e Main, up stairs
Kramer Sam'l, (Samuel Kramer & Co) 109 e I\Iain, r
106 Dandy
Kreth Fernando, 251 Cleveland
Kreth mrs F, " "
LAMBE, MRS A R, 106 Broadway
Lambe Floy,
Lambe Maude, . " "
Lambe, ThoS J, clothing, 105 e Main r 106 Broadway
Reliable and Satisfactory /
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
fake the Piedment Ait-tiae l?J:LT,^l:rt,^^l:
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
124 DIRECTORY— White.
Lambe V T, clerk 105 e Main, bds 106 Broadway
Lambe P R, clerk Hotel Claiborn
Landing E T, 107 Holloway
Landing mrs M E, dress maker, 107 Holloway
Lashley miss Alice, cigtte pkr, 108 e Green
Lashle)' mrs Anna, 503 Mangnm
Lashley miss Fannie, cigtte pkr, 108 e Green
Lashley J W, 503 Mangum
Lashley S F, "
Lashley Thos D, tob worker, 108 e Green
Latta F A, clerk 108 Mangum, *
Latta Geo, 310 Dillard
Lawrence CM, 126 South
Lawrence Frank " "
Lawrence James, eng D & N R R, 244 w Peabody
Lawrence J R, 126 South
Lawrence miss Minnie "
Lawrence mrs Rida, "
Laws C F, saloon, 109 Mangum, r North Durham
Lea mrs Addie, 208 Fuller
Lea miss Alice, " "
Lea miss Annie, 303 South
Lea mrs Bettie, 303 South
Lea mrs Bettie L, 310 Lea
Lea C W, clerk, 104 Broadway
Lea Ellis, 208 Fuller
Lea mrs Eliza, " "
Lea E T, 460 Roxboro
Lea miss Hattie O, 104 Broadway
Lea mrs Hawkins, 117 McMannen-
Lea Henry 303 South
Lea Henry C, elk 107-109 Corcoran
Lea mrs Ida M, 107 s Gregson
Lea Jno T, leaf tob dealer, 108 Reams ave
Lea mrs Leah F, 460 Roxboro
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and vSouth West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTOR Y— White. i 2 5
Lea mrs Luc)' L, 108 Reams ave
Lea mrs Martha D, 104 Broadway
Lea Nat P, leaf tob dealer, 309 Fuller, r Caswell Hill
Lea P T, 107 s Gregson
Lea miss Roberta G, 104 Broadway
Lea mrs Rosa B, 303 South
Lea W A, leaf tob dealer, 104 Broadway
Leary S L, architect, 201 w Main, 3d floor
Leathers F S, B D C Tob Co, r 114 Dillard
Leathers Joe E, 114 Dillard
Leathers mrs Lou M, 114 Dillard
Lemmons mrs Bedie, 146 Vickers ave
Lemmons Wm, lab, 146 Vickers ave
Lewter A A, paper box maker, 514 w Main
Lewter miss Bettie L, cgtte pkr, 244 Cleveland
Lewter C M, local eng (Duke's) 109 Hunt
Lewter Jas R, 109 Hunt
Lewter miss ME, 512 w Main
Lewter mrs T H, 109 Hunt
Lewis mrs Emily, 616 Lea
Lewis G W, 616 Lea
Lewis Jas E R, 315 Chapel Hill
Lewis mrs Lilla A, 104 Watkins
Lindsay Jno M, 228 Morris
Lindsay mrs Nannie C, 228 Morris
Lindsay Robt L, an
Lindsay Willie C,
Lineberry E G, book kpr Morehead Bank, 105 w Main
r 306 Morehead ave
Lineberry mrs Maggie W, 306 Morehead ave
Link miss Annie L, 214 e Main
Link I N, elk W Duke Sons & Co, bds cor Main and
Corcoran
Lipscomb John M, 304 e Main
Lipscomb Wm, 103 Dillard
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
laki the RedmOjIlt 4il;-lime» from Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. I/. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
126 DIRECTORY— White.
Little miss Annie W, 206 Jackson
Little Edgar,
Little Jimmie, *' "
Little miss Nannie E, " "
Little TH,
Little THJr,
Lloyd mrs Annie, 447 Roxboro
Lloyd A E, (A H L & Co) 122 w Main, r 307 Chapel
Hill
Lloyd A E & Co, hardware 122 w Main
Lloyd A J, 103 Hunt
Lloyd mrs Fannie, 103 Hunt *
Lloyd mrs Lee L, 306 Chapel Hill
Lockhart Jno S, leaf tob dealer 114 Dillard
Lockhart miss Lilly, " "
Loefler John V, watchmaker 11 1 e Main, bds 116 e Main
Long Ed J, painter, 526 w Main
Long miss Eugenia D, 1 1 1 Vickers Alley
Long Jno S. tobacconist (J W Smith & Co) 308 w Main,
r North Durham
Long John Z, iii Vickers Alley
Long mrs Mary, »' " "
Long MM,
Lougee G E, tinner 228 w Main, r 108 Broadway
Lougee G E Jr, book binder 119 Manguni, (up stairs) r
108 Broadway
Lougee mrs MCE, 108 Broadway
Lougee mi.ss Nellie B, elk 127 e Main, r 108 Broadway"
Lougee Wm J, tinner 228 w Main, r 108 Broadway
Lougee V B, 108 Broadway
Lowe miss P M, dfess maker, 300 Lea
Lunsford miss Annie Y, 202 South
LunsfordJHO,
Lunsford mrs Laura E, " "
Lunsford miss Nannie, '* "
T1S.TQTTDT7 with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN k!) U i\ Hi Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
HTAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passin- through the Cities
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville vSeiieca
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga,
DIRECTORY— White. . TTj
LuNSFORD P, Reg Deeds, 202 South
Lunsford Will E, tobacconist 116 w Parrish, bds Hotel
Claiboni
Iv\'don Henry, 109 Dandy
Lynch Dr Wni, dentist 201 w Main (up stairs), r North
■ Durham
L}'nn miss Annie E, Chapel Hill
Eynn G W, cgtte mch hand, '' "
Lynn miss Nettie A, dress mkr " "
Lynn R H, cgtte stamper " "
Lynn Wm, elk, 109 e Peabody
Lynn W C, cgtte stamper, Chapel Hill
Lynn W J, cgtte mch hand, " "
Lyon miss Anna 661 Mangum
Lyon Bennie, 336 w Peabody
Lyon miss Dora A, 310 Lea'
Lyon George L, 336 w Peabody
Lyon miss Ivey, 302 Ramsenr
Lyon J Ed, (Durham Cheroot Co) 103 e Main, r 302
Ramseur
L) on miss Lora, 302 Ramseur
Lyon miss Mar}-, 336 w Peabody
Lyon mrs Mary E, " "
Lyon miss Mittie, 302 Ramseur
Lyon mrs Mollie S, 661 Mangum
Lyon miss Nettie, " "
Lyon R E, leaf tob dealer cor Church and e Peabodv, r
336 w Peabody
Lyon Thos B, leaf tob dealer, 661 Mangum
Lyon miss Vera, 302 Ramseur
Lyon Z I & Co, tob mfrs, E J Parrish prop, 122-124 e
Pettigrew cor Pine
McCABE MRS MARY E, 108 Willard ave
cCabe W H, insurance 203 \v Main (up stairs), r
108 Willard ave
GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
lake the Kedaont Ait-lm, c^Z t"::^u,J^Ti>'c:
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham, p'or information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
128 DIRECTORY— White.
McClees miss Bertha A, 104 Wyatt
McClees mrs E C, cc u
McClees T L, fish dealer city market, r 104 Wyatt
McClees miss Maude, 104 Wyatt
McClees miss Neely, " "
McCollum, mrs Lizzie M, 116 Broadway
McCollum W M, elk 113 e Main, r 116 Broadway
McDade mrs Ella H, 406 Lea
McDade Ira, " ''•
McDade J C, carpenter, " "
McDade miss Nannie, >■<■<■<■
McGary mrs Annie, 231 Morris
McGary Chas, elk W Duke Sons & Co, r 231 Morris
McGary mrs Daisy M, 231 Morris
McGary mrs Maggie, 305 w Pettigrew
McGary W B, elk 126 w Main, r 305 w Pettigrew
McGhee miss Fanny, sack maker, 407 Lea
McGhee miss Ludelia, cgtte pkr " "
McGhee miss Maggie L, cgtte pkr " "
McGhee mrs Rebecca, " "
McGhee W H, farmer " "
McLennan J M, elk loj Main, bds 215 e Main
McMannen mrs E B, 117 McMannen
McMannen Jno A, " "
McMannen miss Myra A, " "
McWilliams Jno L, printer, 112 Seminary
McWilliams Peter, harness maker, 112 Seminary
McWilliams mrs S A, 112 Seminar}'
McWilliams Wm J, tob worker, 112 Seminary
Mackay mrs C J, 225 Liberty
Mackay Devereux, 225 Liberty
Mackay J J, life ins agt and anctcom mcht 107 e Main,
r 225 Liberty
Mackay miss Mary R, 225 Liberty
Mackay Tommie " "
TIVTCTIDI? ^^*^^ J J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U rX Ej Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 129
Maddry Frank, printer 108 e Main (up stairs), r 512 w
]Main
Maddry miss Katie, 512 w Main
Main St Methodist Church, 511 w Main
Mallory J T, (Mallory Cheroot Co) 118 w Parrish, r 209
w Green
Malone nirs Fannie M, 307 Fuller
Malone Jno H, a ^i
Mangum nirs Celestia I, 209 Liberty
Manguni Clifton, 142 McMannen
Mangum DC, " "
Mangum DeWitt, elk city market, r loi Dowd
Mangum mrs Elizabeth A, 204 w Green
Mangum F R, carpenter, 204 Cleveland
Mangum Hugh, 308 e Main
Mangum mrs Jennie, loi Dowd
Mangum mrs Julia A, 108 e Green
Mangum Jordan T, 204. Cleveland
Mangum J S, (W Mangum & Son), 108 IMangum, r 209
Liberty
Mangum Leo, 308 e Main
Mangum miss Lula, " "
Mangum JXIaynard, 108 e Green
Mangum miss Minnie L, 209 Liberty
Mangum miss Pattie, 308 e Main
Mangum mrs Martha T, 204 Cleveland
Mangum mrs Martha, 142 McMannen
Mangum miss Mary, 204 Cleveland
Mangum P J, farmer, 306 e Main
Mangum miss Rebecca E, 204 w Green
Mangum mrs Sally A, 306 e Main
Mangum Thos J, 204 Cleveland
Mangum mrs Tillie, 142 McMannen
Mangum Wm, mfr sash door & blinds 326 w Green, r
204 w Green
Blackwell's Durham Tolncco "o^irt^":::;
reliable, satisfactory vSmoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it 'THE BEST."
12
Take the Fiedmont Air-I.iae ^:^:irX!«'^^^.
New Orleans, Shrivcport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
130 DIRECTORY— White.
Mangum Wm M, 204 Cleveland
Mangum Willis, undertaker, 142 McMannen
Mangum W & Son, genl mdse, 108 Mangum
Mangum miss Lelia B, 216 Cleveland
Mangum miss Lottie B, " "
Mangum miss Lila B, " "
Manning Dr Jno M, physician and surgeon, 202 Cor-
coran, r 109 Jackson
Manning mrs M A, 109 Jackson
Manning, J S, lawyer 201 w Mayi (up stairs), r North
Durham
IMarkham mrs Anna, 313 Lea
Markham mrs Annie, cor Roxboro and May
Markham M G, cor Roxboro and May
Markham A D, farmer, 106 e Pettigrew
Markham Charlie B, 216 Cleveland
Markham C J, carpenter, 51.; w Main
Markham mrs Cora F, 211 Rigsbee ave
Markham mrs Ella B, 216 Cleveland
Markham F D, sheriff 204 e Main, r East Durham
Markham H H, genl mdse loi w Main, r 100 e Proctor
Markham H P, elk 202 Mangum, r 211 Rigsbee ave
Markham J L, merchant loi w Main, r 216 Cleveland
Markham J M, blacksmith, 512 w Main
Markham James W, mail carrier, 313 Lea
Markham Jno W, elk 209 Mangum, r 112 South
Markham miss Mittie, dress maker 512 w Main
IMarkham M F, elk loi w Main, bds Hopkins House
Markham mrs Rosa, 201 McMannen
Markham mrs R H, 106 e Pettigrew
Marsh miss L A, dress maker iii e Main (up stairs),
bds 108 w Green
Marshall AH, 134 Carr
Marshall Charley "
Marshall mrs R, " "
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASvSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 131
^lartin inrs Rosa H, 304 Morehead ave
Martin T H, leaf tob dealer no IMorris, r 304 !\Ioreliead
ave
]Mason J B Jr, collector Fidelit}- I]ank 201 w ]Main, r
210 e Pettigrew
Massey Rufus, farmer, 113 Church
Matthews A B, elk 130 e Main, r 209 South
Matthews B W, farmer, 304 South
Matthews mrs E A, "
Matthews EC,
Matthews J B, elk 123 e Main, r 304 Soutli
Matthews mrs Orrie, 209 South
May Jas H, brick mason, 313 Dillard
. May miss Lizzie O, 236 Cleveland
May mrs Mildred, 236 Dillard
May miss O, 313 Dillard
Mayes mrs Ann, 527 w Main
Mayes John, cgtte mcli hand, 527 w ]\Iain
Maynard miss Blanche, 12S Carr
Maynard miss Hattie " "
Maynard J M, " "
Maynard IMurtie, " "
Maynard mrs Vallie, " "
Maynor Albert, cigtte mkr 130 e Tvlain, 508 w Peabodv
Maynor mrs x\nn E, 508 w Peabody
Maynor mrs Hawkins, r 107 w Proctor
Maynor Joseph, 304 Fuller
Maynor J H, 209 Jackson
INI ay nor J J 105 Dowd
j\Ia)'nor miss Laura, 508 w Peabody
Maynor miss Lillie, 209 Jackson
Maynor mrs Lula, 508 w Peabody
Maynor miss Lula, 209 Jackson
Maynor mrs Mar}', " "
Mavnor mrs Mar}' A 304 Fuller
'bLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO I
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
,ke tlie^ Piedmaat Air-Line, ,VZ wS?4.t"D.''c"!
and Ricliniond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
132 DIRECTORY— White.
Maynor N G, 105 Dowd
]\Ia}'iior Win, contractor, r 107 w Proctor cor Sontli
IMaynor W J, 304 Fnller
Meadows Jno H, foreman Farmer's Alliance Plug Fact^
r 206 McMannen
Meadows mrs Julia L, 206 McMannen
Meadows W T, tob buyer Far All Plug Fact, bds 213 e
Main
Medlin mrs Minerva, 509 w Main
INIeeks Andrew, cgtte mkr, 130 e Main up stairs, r West
Durham
Meeks John, cgtte mkr, 130 e Main up stairs, r W Durham
Meinhart Theo, civil engineer, 201 w Main 3d floor, bds
Hopkins House
Meinhart mrs Marie, bds Hopkins House
IMelvin A H, carpenter, 308 Morgan
]\Ielvin Joshua, u u
MelvinJasA,
Melvin J L, clerk 513 n Gregson, bds 510 w Main
IMelvin Leonidas, 208 Vickers ave
Melvin mrs Lillie T, 308 Morgan
Melvin mrs Martha A " "'
Melvin mrs V L, 208 Vickers ave
Melvin miss Willie B, cgtte pkr, 308 Morgan
IMercer mrs M C, 231 Morris
Meredith C A, Trinitv Park
Meredith J D, " ' "
Meredith Ernest, " "
Meredith & Son, contractors and builders. Trinity Park
Mesley J S, mer tailor, 122 e Main, r 104 w Proctor
Mesley mrs Maid E, 104 w Proctor
Michaels A H, (Michaels & Co) 100-102 e ]\Iain cor
Mangum, r 201 Jackson
Michaels mrs M A, 201 Jackson
TMQTIDT? ^^'it^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Eidelitv Mutual Life
i IN O U JC\ Hi Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passingtlirough the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Damnlle, Greensboro
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. P'or information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 133
Michaels & Co, druggists, 100-102 e Main cor Maii-
giiin
Michie mrs Einih', 208 Queen
MiCHiE J C, civil engineer, 118 w Main (up stairs) r 208
Oueen
MiDDLETON E L, prin Dur Female Institute, 511 Man-
gum
Middleton mrs Mary E, 511 Mangum
Miller C A, 118 Carr
Miller Chas E, '' ''
Miller miss Jennie, 118 Carr
Miller miss Maggie, " "
Mills mrs Louisa, seamstress, 107 Mangum up stan's
Mincey miss Ada, 107 Garrett's Alley
Mincey mrs Edy J, " "
Mincey Harry, carpenter, 107 Garrett's Alley
Mitchell Chas, 509 w Main
Mitchell J F, D & N R R, bds 100 Cleveland
Mitchell T G, gen canvasser Banner W H, 214 e Main
Monk mrs Bett}' B, 122 South
Monk miss Virginia, ". "
Monk W J, clerk 120 e Main
Montgomery R L, tel op D & N depot, bds Hopkins
House
Moody J C, 209 McMannen
Moore James S, asst master trains R&DRR, r228
Morris
Moore mrs Mana C, 228 Morris
Moore mrs M J, wdw, dress maker, 511 Mangum
Moore mrs Rebecca J, 448 Roxboro
Moore miss Susan, cook 236 Cleveland
Morehead J L, 502 Lea
MorEHEAD Jno M, tobacconist, 205 Randolph, bds Hotel
Claiborn
Iviorchcad miss Lizzie, 502 Lea
Reliable and Satisfactory !
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
rjMT 4IR,LiIlf E 7-^'" ^r!f Passenger and Freight
»■*« «**;ii*^j Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L- Tajdor, Atlanta, Ga.
134 DIRECTORY— White.
Moreliead mrs L L, 502 Lea
Morehead miss Madge " "
MoREHEAD Banking Co, W H Willard prest, W M Mor-
gan cash, E C INIiirray teller, 105 w Main
Morgan mrs A F, r 400 Alorehead ave
Morgan miss Blanch, 112 Dillard
Morgan miss Mand C, '' "
Morgan mrs S F,
Morgan S T, (Morgan & Carr) 205 Mangum, r 112 Dil-
lard
Morgan S T Jr, 112 Dillard
Morgan mrs T A, 112 Dillard
Morgan W M, cash Morehead Bank'g Co, 105 w Main
r 400 Morehead ave
Morgan & Carr, com nichts, 202 Mangum
Morris Jno B, dept supt B D C Tob C, r 108 Jackson
Morris miss Eilly, 108 Jackson
Morris mrs Nannie D, 108 Jackson
Morris R F & Sons Mfg Co, S F Tomlinson manager
208-212 w Peabody
Morris Rich'd H, confectioner, 236 w Main, r 518 w ]Main
Morton mrs AUena, 510 w Main
Morton J C B, grocer, 513 w Main, r 510 w Main
Murphy Linwood, cgtte mkr, 130 e Main, r W Durham
Murray mrs Cornelia E, 319 Morgan
Murray E C, teller Morehead Banking Co, 105 w Main
r 306 Morehead ave
Murray J S, agt New Home Sew Mch Co, 114 w Main
Murray mrs Mary E, 446 Roxboro
Murrav miss Minnie E, 446 Roxboro
Murray W R, (W R M & Co) 103 Main, r 446 Roxboro
Murray, W. R & Co, Dom Sew Machines, Pianos and
Organs, 103 w Maiu
Muse Chas J, blacksmith, 300 INIorehead ave
Muse mrs Eudora C, 100 Cleveland
JT IV/F A PIZ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. J. iViALlVA 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M ACK A Y .
He can save you money.
TAKETHEPIEDMONTAIRLINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 135
Muse mrs Lizzie, 300 Morehead ave
Muse miss Lizzie 107 Hunt
Muse mrs LH
Muse W A, office elk D & N R R, bds Hopkins House
Musk W H, dry goods 109 e Main, r 107 Hunt
NEBTHERY JOS, cgtte mkr, 130 e Main up stairs,
bds North Durham
Neal mrs Mary, 102 e Proctor
Neely W J, clerk L & D depot
New S F, manager Cheroot Co 113-115 Mangum, r no
Ramseur
New mrs Lizzie, no Ramseur
NewJasR,
New miss Reba ^ 1 1
New miss Virginia, no Ramseur
Nicely, L E, vSo Ex Agt 102 e Parri.sh, bds Hopkins
House
Nichols Geo, 205 Willard
Nichols miss Mary, 408 Willard
Nichols miss Nannie, 408 Willard
Nichols miss Patsy, 406 e Main
Nichols miss Wilson, 205 Willard
Noell P A, elk Parrish W H, bds 215 e Main
Norris M J, printer, 108 e Main up stairs
Norton miss Brazil E, 302 Chapel Hill
Norton C H, contractor and Guilder, 302 Chapel Hill
Norton mrs Nannie M, 302 Chapel Hill
Norwood Cephas, machinist, 203 Jackson
Norwood miss Eula J " "
Norwood Hasel, school teacher, 208 Queen
Norwood miss Ivy May, 203 Jackson
Norwood J W, 203 Jackson
Norwood L C, '^
Norwood mrs Mary A, 203 Jackson
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
Take the fiednisat Mt-Um, i^':, ^Sr4.orD.'"c!
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Binninghanu For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
136 DIRECTORY— White.
Norwoood mrs M Lr, boarding, 208 Queen
Norwood Paul, saloon, 112 Mangum, bds iii Cliurcli
Norwood miss Sarah B, 203 Jackson
Nowell miss Myrtle, 314 Chapel Hill
O'BRIEN C J, long cut tob worker, 625 Eea
'Brien mrs Nannie, 625 Lea
O'Brien Wm T, machinist at Dukes', r West Durham
O' Daniel C H, 120 Carr
O' Daniel mrs Mary, 120 Carr
O' Daniel mrs Mollie E, 109 Vickers Alley
O' Daniel W G, ^' ^' '
OSBORN W H, prest Keely Institute and leaf tob dealer,
206 Watkins
Overby L W, elk 124 w Main, r 604 Mangum
Overby mrs Mary E, 604 Mangum
PALMER MISS MAG C, music teacher, 105 Hollo-
way
Palmer W W, salesman, 342 w Green
Pamplin L L, real estate agt (R B Boone & Co), 100 e
Main, r North Durham
Parker Junius, lawyer, (Boone & P) office Mangum
building cor Main and Mangum, bds Hotel Claiborn
Parker J P, elk, 100 w Main
Parker J W, elk, 246
Parrish mrs Barbara, 112 Carr
' Parrish E J, prop Parnsh Worehouse and Z I Lyon &
Co tob mfrs, 300 Mangum, r 202 Dillard
Parrish miss Josie, 202 South
Parrish Jos B, carpenter, 112 Carr
Parrish J L, 112 Carr
Parrish miss Lilly, 202 Dillard
Parrish Mack D, tobacconist, 502 Mangum
Parrish miss Mary, 112 Carr
Parrish mrs Rosa E, 202 Dillard
TN^TTPF with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
llxOUrvJu Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passinj^ through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbur}-, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L- Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 137
Parrisli miss Sally 202 South
Panisli miss Sallie E, 202 Dillard
Parrish's Warehouse, E J Parrish Proprietor 300
INIaiigum
Paschall mrs A O, 631 jNIangum
Paschall John J, cgtte mch hand, 631 Mangum
Paschall James P, 310 Dillard
Paschall mrs Radah 631 Mangum
Paschall mrs Sarah E, 103 Garretts Alley
Patterson miss Cornelia, (mrs A J Faucette & Co) 118
e Main, r 310 Lea
Patterson mrs C S, 113 Jackson
Patterson Danl B, 312 Chapel Hill
Pattef son miss Eugenie C, 113 Jackson
Patterson E O, elk, 206 Mangum
Patterson miss Edney S, 312 Chapel Hill
Patterson Henry B, ' "
Patton mrs Alice M, 222 Morris
PatTON J R, grocer, (Thaxton & P) 116 w Main, r 222
Morris
Paul H V, elk 120 e Main, r 200 Pine
Paul H V Jr, 200 Pine
Paul mrs Jane, 200 Pine
Peacock mrs Lina A, 107 Hollowav
Peacock W T, ' " " "^
Pearce mrs Lucy L, 216 Morris
Pearce miss Mabel, " ''
Pearce W T, shipping elk W Duke Sons & Co, r 216
Morriss
Pearman mrs Fannie L, 226 Morris
Pearman Z M,
Peav miss Annie L, 208 Dillard
Peay miss Ella B, "
Peay miss Lessie E, " "
Peay miss Mamie E, " "
Blackwell's Uurham Tol)acco ^^"ir'nrf:™;:
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
13
fake the Eiedmont Air-iins, -fSl^ t^,i:^%'Z
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmin<^liam. For inforniation-,,
address, J. L. Taylor,- Atlanta, Ga.
1 38 DIRECTORY— White.
Peay mrs P D, 208 Dillard
Peay T L, tobacconist 217 e Peabody, r 208 Dillard
Pendergrass miss Carrie, 516 \v Main
Pendergrass mrs Eliza, 525 w Main
Pendergrass John, 205 Jackson
Pendergrass mrs Martha, paper box maker, 525 w Main
Pendergrass miss Minnie L, 209 Qneen
Pendergrass mrs M J, 516 w Main
Pendergrass O N, bronzer 119 Mangum (np stairs) r 108;
Strayhorn x-lUey
Pendergrass P M, cooper, 516 w Main
Pendergrass Rufus, pressman, 525 w Main
Pendergrass R F, cgtte box maker, 516 w Main
Pendergrass miss Sudie, 209 Queen
Pendergras"^ T M, cgtte box maker, 516 w Main
Perkins D B, no Carr
Perkinson mrs Lilly, 403 Mangum
Perkinson W W, tailor 122 e Main, r 403 Mangum
Perry D W, clerk 108 Mangum, r 340 w Green
Perry Geo W, 305 Lea
Perry J S, elk 117 e Main, bds 340 w Green
Perry Lee, 202 Rigsbee ave
Perry mrs Lena, 303 Lea
Perry miss Lena J, 202 Rigsbee ave
Perry mrs Louisa, 145 McMannen
Perry mrs Louisa J, 340 w Green
Perry miss Lou M, 202 Rigsbee ave
Perry L W, 340 w Green
Perry miss Maggie L, 202 Rigsbe-: ave
Perry miss Mary E, " "
Perry Sammy, 340 w Green
Perry S R, 145 McMannen
Perry W R, 303 Lea
Petway miss Ada, 1 1 1 Church
TjVjCTTpr' with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U iX Lj Associa^^ion of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingtlirough the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, L3'nchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
.Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
"West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 139
Petway Mrs Fanny, proprietress Hotel Driver, hi
Church
Phipps A Y, clerk 122 Main, r 300 McManiien
Phipps miss Emma, " "
Phipps miss Eula, '* "
Phipps J J, pressman, 118 w Main, r no Reams ave
Phipps miss Lou, 300 McMannen
Phipps mrs L C, "
Phipps mrs Sarah, seamstress, no Reams ave
Pickard miss Estella, cigtte inspector, 113 s Gregson
Pickard Henry, carpenter, 113 s Gregson
Pickard mrs Nancy J, 113 s Gregson
Pickard P McK, 113 s Gregson
Pickett mrs Bettie W, bds 342 206 Cleveland
Pickett H S, post office clerk, bds 206 Cleveland.
Piper mrs Annie E, 123 South
Piper miss Avie, " "
Piper Chas L, elk 203 w Main (up stairs) r 123 South
Piper Eugene C, elk 119 e Main
Piper E L, eng O & C R R, bds Hotel Driver
Piper J G, dept supt Blackwell's Dur C Tob Co, r 123
South
Piper Sam B, 123 South
Pleasants mrs Nola, 104 Watkins
Pleasants R C, saloon, 117 w Parrish, r 104 Watkins
Pleasants mrs Sarah, 104 Watkins
Poe EC, 132 Carr
Poe mrs Jennie, 132 Carr
Pollard John, farmers' host, 400 w Main
Ponder miss Vevett, dress maker, in e Main up stairs
bds 109 Hunt
Pool mrs Alice, 109 Dandy
Pool mrs Julia, 400 Mangum
Pool Rob't, saloon, 117 w Parrish bds 400 Mangum
Pool S D, carpenter, 109 Dandy
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedmoat Ak-Um, fSr, S,I?g.oru'c':
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. 'For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
140 DIRECTORY— White.
Pool Waverly, 400 Rigsbee ave
Pope John W, county tresr'r, manager Far All \V H,
400 w Main, r 221 Morris
Pope miss Lizzie, 402 e Main
Pope mrs Mollie B, 221 Morris
Pope miss Sarah A E, 404 e Main
Pope T C, salesman, 213 e Main
PosTLEY C T, jeweler, 127 e Main
Post Office, 205 w Main
Potts Jas, asst janitor court house, r North Durham
Potter miss Bessie, 107 Hunt
Presbyterian Church, 301 e Main
Price Jackson, yard master R & D R R, r 208 e Pettigrew
Price mrs Sudie, 208 e Pettigrew
Pridgen J D, elk 107 w Main, r 202 Chapel Hill
Pridgen mrs Lavenia R, r 202 Chapel Hill
Pritchard mrs Azzie, bds 113 Jackson
Pritchard J J, elk no e Main, bds 113 Jackson
Proctor mrs Decie, 133 McMannen
Proctor J R, elk 107-109 Corcoran, r 307 Holloway
Proctor mrs Kate M, 627 Mangum
Proctor mrs Minnie G, 206 Cleveland
Proctor mrs M L, 307 Holloway
Proctor R B, saloon, 117 w Parrish, r 206 Cleveland
Proctor mrs Sarah J, 627 Mangum
Proctor W H, grocer, 206 Mangum, r 133 McMannen
Propst mrs Annie L, 129 South
Propst H L, office elk R & D R R, r 129 South
Pugh miss L L, 300 Lea
Pugh MB, " "
Pugh M F, tob cutter, 300 Lea
Pugh mrs Rebecca J, " "
Pugh R W carpenter, " "
Pugh W B, " "
Puryear miss Allie, 124 Carr
TNQTTPT^' ^^'itli J- J- mack AY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U Iv 1-J Association of Philadelphia.
The rians of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AlR-LINE.Pnssingthroug'h the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goklsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
<7ainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Ta3'lor. Atlanta, Gfl.
DIRECTORY— White. 141
Piiryear L S, clerk, 105 e Main, bds 213 e Main
UARLES J T, saloon, loi Mangum
Q
RABOTKAU MRS S A, 311 e Main
amsey miss Addie B, stenographer 125 Ramsey
Ramsey miss Annette, 209 Fuller
Ramsey miss Annie E, teacher stenography graded
school, r 125 Ramse}'
Ramsey nirs Anne T, 125 Ramsey
Ramsey miss Ardie, 209 Fuller
Ramsey miss Baitie, 209 Fuller
Ramsey miss Cora M, 125 Ramsey
Ramsey mrs Mollie, 209 Fuller
Ramsey N A, publisher city directory, 125 Ramsey
Ramsey N A Jr, 125 Ramsey
Rankin J R, elk 200 w Main, bds Hopkins House
Rarely mrs Alma, bds 209 Pine
Rawls miss Annie, xashr Dur Supply Co 126 w Main, r
117 Broadway
Rawls mrs AS, 117 Broadway
Rawls mrs H H, 402 Morehead ave
Rawls Isaiah, carpenter, 117 Broadway
Rawls miss Lizzie, 402 Morehead ave
Rawls miss Nellie, " "
Rawls Q E, N Y Cash Store 119 e Main, r 402 More-
head ave
Ray miss Annie, 105 Holloway
Ray mrs Caroline, 302 Fuller
Ray mrs Ellen, 105 Holloway
Ray miss Emma D, 302 Fuller
Ray George, 406 Lea
Ray George, 303 Fuller
Ray mrs Lncy, 406 Lea
Ray miss Mollie, 302 Fuller
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take th,s Piedmont Air-Line
To the South and' vSoutlx
"' West, Montgonier}-, Mobile.
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information.,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
142
DIRECTORY— White.
Ray Newman i\, bvitcher city market loi Church
Ray Sam, 302 Fuller
Ray Walker, 302 Fuller
Reams mrs Bettie R, 308 e Pettigrew
Reams C F, tobacconist 335 w Green, r 216 Morris
Reams miss Ella J, 308 e Pettigrew
Reams G A, canvasser for Parrish wh 300 Mangum
Reams Jas M, 109 Ramseur
Reams H A, tobacconist 252 w Peabody, r 308 e Petti-
grew
Reams I M, tobacconist 113 Ramseur, r 109 Ramseur
Reams I M Jr, brakeman O & C R R, r 109 Ramseur
Reams mrs Lucinda, 109 Ramseur
Reams mrs LA, 216 Morris
Reams miss Lula F, 308 e Pettigrew
Reams miss Mamie, 109 Ramseur
Reams Sam H, cashier R&D RR, r 109 Ramseur
Reams Warehouse, J R Hutchings & Co proprietors,
200 w Main
Redmond Delia, Alston ave
Redmond mrs Elvira,
Redmond J J,
Redmond J M,
Redmond miss LouraA,
Redmond E L, grocer,
Redmond miss Mary D,
Redmond W T, farmer,
Redmond W P, 528 w Main
Redmond mrs Jennie, 538 w Main
Reed M W, stenographer, Blackwell's Dur Co-op Tob
Co, r 202 Ramseur
Reed mrs Mary A, 202 Ramseur
Reed miss Addie, " "
Remington mrs Cora E, 112 Vickers Alley
Remington Ernest, " "
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutu^ Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing t1iroug"h tlie Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
iGainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and South West. For informa-
:tion, address, J. h. Taj-lor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 143
Remington miss Florence H, 305 Milton ave
RemingtonJE,
Remington mrs M V, " "
Renn J R, conductor D & N R R, r 122 Ramseur
Renn miss Mary, 122 Ramseur
Renn mrs ME, "
Rhodes A G & Co, furniture etc, 246 w Main
Richards mrs Eliza, 225 Morris
Richardson Alphonso, saddler 120 w Main, r 204 South
Richardson mrs Anna, 204 South
Richardson mrs J A, 109 Jackson
Richardson J B, 204 South
Richardson L C, engineer D & N R R, bds Hotel Driver
Riddick W N, elk, loi e Main
Rigsbee Albert, 509 Mangum
Rigsbee A J, farmer, 116 South
Rigsbee A M, genl mdse, 202 Mangum, r 228 Corpora-
tion
Rigsbee Clarence, 116 South
Rigsbee miss Geneva, 116 South
Rigsbee mrs H V, 509 Mangum
Rigsbee miss J G, " "
Rigsbee miss Mattie T, 228 Corporation
Rigsbee R H, P O clerk 205 w Main, r 228 Corporation
Rigsbee miss Rosa L, 228 Corporation
Rigsbee mrs R M, " "
Rigsbee miss Sallie A, " "
Rigsbee Thos J, farmer, 509 Mangum
Rigsbee Wm T, 228 Corporation
Rigsbee iniss Zoa L, 228 Corporation
Riley Jas O, tailor 122 e Main, bds Driver House
Rippey D L, 204 Yancey
Rippey mrs Geneva, 204 Yancey
Roanoke House, mrs M A Watts prop, 400 INIangum
GENUINE DUEHAM TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BUEL.
'IIM r ATT? T Tl^?<' ^^^^ Great Passenjafer and Freight
^iMi t, Xljtlfe- MiiNj «, ij„e of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight .Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
144 DIRECTORY— White.
Roberson mrs Elizabeth, adv dept BlackwelTs Fact, r
300 IMoreliead ave
Roberson Jas E, lab, r 300 Morehead ave
Robersoii J T,' saloon elk, 109 Mangum
Roberson mrs M C, 210 Willard ave
Roberts mrs E N, 232 Cleveland
Roberts Dr J D, physician and snroeon 123 \v IMain, r
232 Cleveland
Roberts miss Jessie S, 232 Cleveland
Roberts mrs S J, 107 Hollo way
Robertson miss Annie, 222 Willard
Robertson mrs Elizabeth, " "
Robertson James " "
Robinson Mrs Cora P, local editor "The Durham
Daily vSun," bds 213 e Main ,
Robinson James A, editor "The Dnrham Daily Snn,'*
bds 213 e Main
Rochelle Alvis T, 522 w Peabody
RocHELLE Art Gallery, 112 w Main up stairs
Rochelle C W, photog-rapher 112 w Main (np stairs)^
r 311 Ramsenr
Rochelle mrs Corinna, 311 Ramsenr
Rochelle Eugene S, " "
Rochelle mrs Francis, 522 w Peabodv
Rochelle F P, an
Rochelle G W, 130 Carr
Rochelle miss Heniietta, 130 Carr
Rochelle miss Lillie J, 311 Ramsenr
Rochelle miss Marv E, 522 w Peabod^•
Rochelle Wm J,
Rogers miss Annie, elk 206 Mangum, bds 133 Mci\Ian-i
nen
Rogers mrs Annie B, 106 Wyatt
Rogers miss Belle, 217 Dillard
Rogers mrs B A, 522 w Main
Jr mr a Pl^ a V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. J . lYi/\UJI\x\ I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing tlirough the Citi^
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, vSalisburv, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. ^
.Rogers B W, elk 122 (Z I Lyoii & Co) e Pettigrew, r 600
Maiiguin
Rogers mrs Cora A, 450 Roxboro
Rogers Clyde C, 106 Wyatt
Rogers C J, 522 w Main
Rogers miss Elvira, 657 IMangnm
Rogers Ernest T, " '^
Rogers mrs Florrie M, iii Broadway
Rogers Jno C. paper box mfr 120 w Main tup stains), i
106 Wyatt
Rogers Jno C Jr, 106 Wyatt
Rogers J F, fireman O & C R R, r 450 Roxboro
Rogers J J, upholsterer, 522 \v Main
Rogers J S, 657 Mangum
Rogers mrs Lucy B, 657 Mangum
Rogers E D, cheroot maker 113-115 Mangum
Rogers miss Mary E, 600 Mangum
.Rogers mrs Mattie W, " "
Rogers Pell S, 106 Wyatt
Rogers miss Vivian G, ifi Broadway
Rogers L D, 522 w Main
Rogers miss Eola T, 600 Mangum,
Rrgers miss Olivia cgtte pkr 522 w Main
.Rogers R I, proprietor Durham INIarble Works 219 w
Main, r iii Broadway
Rogers W H, (Dur Furham Co) 107^109 Corcoran, t
600 Mangum
Rollins AW, in Jackson
Rollins mrs E J, in Jackson
Rollins ^ T, pressman Blackwell's Dur C T Co, rut
Jackson
Rollins W P, foreman box shop Blackwell's Dur C T
Co, r 1 1 1 Jackson
Roney miss Annie, 336 w Peabody
Roney mrs Cornelia M, 405 Mangnm
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ^^XTlt::;:
rehable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market
hence dealers and consumers alwavs pronounce it "THE BEST " '
14
Tlie Great Passenger and Freight
'l I^ine of the South, witli unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
146 DIRECTORY— White.
Roney J G, tobacconist, 115 Roney, r 214. Morris
Roney mrs Sallie, 214 Morris
Rosemond nirs Dora, 130 McManiieu
Rosemond G Palmer, it u
Rosemond H M, city bakery 126 e Main, r 130 Mc-
Maniien
Rosemond Robt T, 130 McMannen
Ross C G, Depnty Collector 101 w Main^ r645 Mangum
Ross mrs Melinda, 113 Cora
Ross mrs N E, 645 Mangum
Rowe A Mc, painter, 447 Roxboro
Rowe Jas P, painter, ' ' "
Rowe mrs Martha A, " "
Rowe T E, painter, 447 Roxboro
Rowe W W, painter, " "
Rowland miss Gena, teacher graded school, ii4Ramsenr
. Rowland mrs V C, 114 Ramseur
Rowland miss Eula, " "
Rowland Will B, "
Rowland W H, tobacconist (R & Cooperl, 112 McMan-
nen, r 114 Ramseur
Rowland & Cooper, tobacconists, 112 McMannen
ST GEORGE MRS SUE, 106 Holloway
atterwhite S R, 208 Jackson
Sanders mrs J A, 134 South
Sanders W T, ice dealer, r 134 South
vSaunders miss Aggie, 205 Cleveland
Saunders miss Bessie, " "
Saunders David, cgtte mch hand, 520 w Main
Saunders miss Ellen, 205 Cleveland
Saunders miss Florida, " "
Saunders miss Laura B, teacher graded school, 205
Cleveland
Saunders mrs M S, 205 Cleveland
Saunders miss Nina, 205 Cleveland
J[ M A P k^ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. u. iVi/\.Ui\A 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to" see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
rPAKE THEPIEBMONT AIR-LI NE,,P«ssing through the Cities
1 _ot Kaleigh, Durham, Goldsljoro, Spartanburg. Greenville Seneca
•Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South Vest. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga. ■-
DIRECTORY— White. 14;
Sannciers R B, clieiiiist Dur Bull Pert Fact, 205 Cleveland
.Saunders W A, 205 Cleveland
Scarlett J S, policeman, 104 Dandy
.Scarlett nirs Susan " " '
Schenick Harry, grocer, 132 Fayetteville
Schenick mrs Sadie 132 Fayetteville
Schwartz J, butcher city market, r 102 Carr
Schwartz miss Lena, 102 Carr
Scog-gins mrs Caroline, 205 Pine
Scoggins mrs Cora, " ''
Scoggins T H, saloon loi Mangum, r 20c; Pine
Scott mrs Annie C, 106 Seminary
Scott miss Bessie, 102 Jones
Scott miss C O, " ''
Scott JnoG, " "
Scott J M, 107 s Gregson
Scott J W, " ''
Scott miss Nettie, 211 Liberty
Scott miss O M, 102 Jones
Scott O Q, 107 s Gregson
Scott mrs Pauline T, 102 Jones
Scott V M, 107 s Gregson
Scott W D, 106 Seminary
Scott W J, 167 s Gregson
Sears A A, livery and sale stables, 220 w ALain, r 220
Morris
Sears D T, floor mgr Far Alliance wh, 400 w Main
Sears mrs Mary E, 220 Morris '
Sears Robert E, 220 Morris
Seeman H, (H Seeman & Son) 210 e Pettigrew
Seeman H E, "Educator Co," (up stairs), r North Dur^
ham
Seeman J F, (H Seeman & Son), 210 e Pettigrew
Seeman H & Son, carriage makers, 1 1 7 e p'eabodv
Seeman mrs Rosa, 210 e Pettigrew
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take the Piedmont Air-Lins, ,^0", Sh4t'"rl>'t
rirl Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information.,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
148 DIRECTORY— White.
Sellers miss Annie F, 204 Jackson
Sellers miss Clemmie, " "•
Sellers mrs Fannie, lai Yancey
Sellers miss Pearl, 204 Jackson
Shambley mrs Dora, 105 Garretts Alley
Shambley Jack, '' "
Shaw mrs mamie C, 106 Cleveland
Shaw W W, elk 107-109 Corcoran, r 106 Cleveland
Shaw miss Julia W, 106 Cleveland
Shelburn John H, photographer, 143 McMannen
Shelburn mrs Martha D, 143 McMannen
Shelburn mrs Mollie B, wdw, 143 McMannen
Shelburn W, photographer 103 e Main (up-stairs), r
143 McMannen
Shelburn's Photograph Parlors, 103 e Main up
stairs
Shepherd John W, 452 Roxboro
Shepherd mrs Penny N, 452 Roxboro
Sheppe E S, editor "Educator" 119 Mangum, bds Dri-
ver House
Shipp miss Myrtie 213 Rigsbee ave
Sheron mrs Jennie, 105 Cora
Sheron Jos, shuttle maker, 505 Mangum
Sheron J A, 105 Cora
Sheron mrs J A, cgtte pkr, 505 Mangum
Sheron mrs Kate, " "
Sheron mrs SB, " "
Sheron W A, " ''
Simons C L, 405 Lea
Simons mrs Eliza " "
Simons mrs Fidelia, " "
Simons J L, carpenter, " "
Sims H H, jailer, 112 Ramseur
Sims mrs Melissa P, 112 Ramseur
IN^TIPF ^"th J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mntual Life
11^ O U JaJlj Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passing- through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 149
Sims miss Rachel L, teacher graded school, 112 Ram-
seur
Singer Mfg Co, J W Hamilton liig-r, 114 e Main
Skipper W L, 103 e Main
Slade mrs Fannie E, boarding 118 e Main 2d floor
Slade miss Lillie E, *' "
Slade miss Nora, " *'
Slade W T, '•
Slater Herbert, 138 McMannen
.Slater mrs Minnie, " "
Slater W A, (W A S & Co) cor Main and Mangnm, r
138 McMannen
Slater W A & Co, clothing, cor w Main and Mangnm
Slaughter J F Jr, Cashr Fidelity Bank 201 w Main,
bds Hotel Claiborn
Smith mrs Ada M, millinery 127 e Main, r 203 Cleve-
land
Smith mrs Amanda C, 402 e Main
Smith mrs Becky, 322 e Pettigrew
Smith B F, 134 Carr
Smith Collie, grocer 510 e Main, bds 315 Chapel Hill
Smith mrs E D, 202 Pine
Smith mrs Eliza E, 402 e Main
Smith miss Emma L, 204 Willard
Smith H M, printer, 202 Pine
Smith Dr J A, 205 w Green
Smith John W, tobacconist (J W S & Co) 308 w Main,
r 402 e Main
Smith J W & Co, leaf tob dealers, 308 w Main
Smith Jos Y. 134 Carr
Smith miss Katie L, 204 Willard
Smith miss Lillie, cgtte pkr, 510 w Main
Smith miss Lottie, tel opr, i I'l Corcoran, r East Durham
Smith miss Mary, 134 Carr
Smith miss Minerva, 134 Carr
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKW£LL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedmont Air-iine, ^Jlll wShhigton^D/c!
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
71^" "~ DIRECTORY— White.
Smith miss Mollie, telephone exchange, iii Corcoran,
r East Durham
Smith M, grocer, 322 e Pettigrew
Smith mrs M E, dress maker 510 e Main
Smith mrs Nancy, 134 Carr
Smith P S, grocer, cor w Proctor and Sonth, r 204 Wil-
lard
Smith miss Sallie, 204 Willard
Smith Thos, 130 e Main, r 134 Carr
Smith T B ]v\ tel messenger, 1 1 1 Corcoran r E Dnrham
Smith miss Willie A, 203 Cleveland
Smith Vernon, 510 w Main
Smith mrs Virginia C, 204 Willard
SneedJ E, loi Dandy
SneED J H, (W A Slater & Co) 100 w Main, bds 213
Main
Sneed mrs Lula, loi Dandy
Sneed mrs M T, 105 Willard ave
Sneed Paul C, drug elk, cor Main and Mangum
Sneed mrs S H, loi Dandy
Sneed T J, " "
Snow mrs Annie E, 300 Chapel Hill
Snow H N, Cashier Blackwell's Dur Co-op T Co, r 300
Chapel Hill
Snow miss OUie, 300 Chapel Hill
Sorrell Albert, cgtte maker 130 e Main (up stairs), r 107
n Gregson
Southern Educator, E S Sheppe editor 119 Mangum
up stairs
Southern Express Co, 102 e Parrish
SouTHGATE James, ins (J S & Son) 105 w IVIain (up
stairs) 222 e Peabody
SouTHGATE James H, ins (J S & Son) 105 w Main (up
stairs) r 222 e Peabody
Southgate mrs Kate F, 222 e Peabody
TIMCTTDT? ^vit^^ J J- MACK AY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U rV L Association of Philadelphia
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing tliroii<;li Oie Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Tajdor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 151
SouTHGATE J & SoN, iiis 105 w Main up stairs
Speed Henry, 202 Rigsbee ave
Spell miss Bettie, cgtte pkr, 308 Morgan
Spicer Jno T, 323 Chapel Hill
Stanard R C, Div Frt A^t Norfolk & Western R R,
office: room 10 Wright Building, cor Corcoran and
w Main
Starr J E, 216 w Pettigrew
Steam Bottling Works, J O Sharpe & Co props 226
w Main
Steadman mrs Alice, 305 Lea
SteadmanJW, " "
Steed miss Bessie, 507 w Main
Steed mrs C J,
Steed Irwin, an.
Steed J L, u c.
Stephens, mrs M J, dress maker, 114 Poplar
Stephens T M, harness maker, 114 Poplar
Stephenson miss Addie, 414 Willard
Stephenson Alfred, " "
Stephenson Andrew, " "
Stephenson miss Fannie, " "
Stephenson mrs Mary M, " "
Stephenson R W, confectioner 106 w Main, r 414 Wil-
lard
Stokes A H, tobacconist, (x\ H S & Co) 114 w Parrish,
r South Durham
Stokes A H & Co, leaf tob dealers, 114 w Parrish
Stone miss Bettie, 118 Hunt
Stone mrs C E, 511 Mangum
Stone mrs Fannie B, bds Hopkins House
Stone miss Mary E, 511 Mangum
Stone W H Sr, elk, 511 Mangum
Stone W H Jr, dry goods (Ellis Stone & Co) 124 w
Main, bds Hopkins House
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
fake the Piedmont Air-Line ^:;:^,:sSLs;$^t
New Orleans, Shrivcport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
152 DIRECTORY— White.
Stratton G W, L & D R R, Ms 203 Rainseur
Strattoii W M, ■ ^'
Strayhorn nirs Alice H, 105 Holloway
Strayliorn miss Annie E, 3 1 1 Lea
Stra}'horn T F, local eng, 105 Holloway
Strayhorn Gus S, 105 Broadway
Strayliorn Robt H, elk 108 Mangum
Strickland Clyde, tel mess, iii Corcoran r E Durham.
Styron mrs Bertha, 209 Roxboro
Styro'i B G, 139 McMannen
Styron mrs Clara, 217 Liberty
Styron Chas R, elk, r 309 e Main
Styron Eugene, tobacconist, 209 Roxboro
Styron Frank B, flagman R & D R R, r 309 e Main
Styron miss Katie, 309 e Main
Styron miss Nora,* " "
Styron miss Pattie, " "
Styron mrs Sally " *■'
Styron W K, elk 116 w Main, r 309 e Main
Sumnierfield Abe, 301 w Pettigrew
Summerfield mrs C, (C Summerfield & Co) r 301 w Pet-
tigrew
Sunr.nerfield C & Co, clothing, 118 w Main
Sur.nnei-field M, (C Summerfield & Co) r 301 w Petti-
grew
Summerfield Otto, 301 w Pettigrew
Summerfield miss Rosa, 301 w Pettigrew
Suit Willie, 123 McMannen
Surles mrs Bettie H, 115 Jackson
Surles Robt L, asst yard master, L & D R R, 115 Jack-
son
Surles W B, mdse broker 201 w Main (up stairs), r 115
Jackson
Sutton W^ A, cigar mkr, 11 3-1 15 Mangum
Swersky B, peddler, 107 Cora
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
HTAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
I of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and' South
West. For information, address, J. h. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 153
Swift J W, tobacconist 108 Roney, r Caswell Hill
Sykes miss Mary J, (deaf mute) cgtte pkr, bds 208 e
Pettigrew
TATE MRS MARY J, 539 w Main
Tate R H,
Tate Will, " "
Tatum miss Althea, 124 South
Tatum Ben C, a i^
Tatnm Earle L, u a
Tatum mrs Eula M, " "
Tatum J W, tobacconist, u u
Tatum miss Lillie L, i^ a
Tatum miss Magnolia, " '•
Tatum miss Rosa J, u u
Taylor C C, stoves and tinware, 115 e Main, r 225
Morris
Ta}dor mrs Eliza, 225 Morris
Taylor mrs FanniC; wid, nurse, 503 Mangum
Taylor Geo S, tinner, 115 e Main, r 102 Hunt
Taylor miss Josie, 225 Morris
Taylor miss Lilly, " "
Taylor miss Lizzie, " "
Ta\'lor mrs Mary M, 102 Hunt
Teer Alexander, 216 Lea
Terry S M, 126 Carr
Tliacker A L, grocer, 213 Morehead ave, r 209 Yancey
Thacker mrs M J, ^^ u
Thaxton miss Ferrebe, 203 Ramseur
Thaxton mrs Joe, " "
Thaxton J A, farmer, bds "
Thaxton Dr J J, physician, me Main (upstairs) bds
203- Ramseur
Thaxton J J, (Thaxton & Patton ), 116 w Main r 208
South
Thaxton mrs Nora B, r 208 South
Blackwell's Durham Toljacco plpiriTfo^;
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
15
HflM^Tvo *X»~ d<«il¥¥»«w* A il*» T iv»« The shortest direct line
l^m IM Ml^mLQm ^ir-MHe, from Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. . For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
154 DIRECTORY— White.
Thomas A J, (Darnall & T) 103 e Main (up stairs) bds
Driver House
Thomas Allen S, drug elk, 106 e Main
Thomas mrs Bertha, 213 Rigsbee ave
Thomas C C, collector First Nat Bank, bds Hopkins
House
Thomas mrs Jessie, bds Driver House
Thomas L E, saloon elk, loi Mangum
Thomason M, wheelwright, 415 w Green •
Thompson Andrew, 214 w Main
Thompson A S, saloon, (Barbee & T) 106 Mangum r
205 Willard
Thompson miss Bessie, 205 Willard
Thompson miss Carrie L, 106 Holloway
Thompson miss Ella A, 334 Chapel Hill
Thompson E C, grocer, 320 e Pettigrew, r 118 Ramseur
Thompson Edgar E, elk 202 Mangum, r 205 Liberty
Thompson mrs Emily E, 106 Holloway
Thompson Eugene E, tobacconist, bds 105 Chapel Hill
Thompson Geo O, cgtte mach hand, 621 Lea
Thompson J J, grocer, 332 Chapel Hill, r 334 Chapel Hill
Thompson mrs Josie S, 205 Liberty
Thompson mrs LB, 621 Lea
Thomson miss Lula E, cig pkr, t' "
Thompson mrs Melissa 205 Willard
Thompson mrs M E, 105 Chapel Hill
Thompson mrs M F, 334 Chapel Hill »
Thompson mrs Sally D, 109 Dandy
Thompson W B, 106 Holloway
Thompson W H, " " '
Thompson W W, printer, 129 e Main, (up stairs), bds
334 Chapel Hill
Thomson mrs A L, 105 Willard ave
Thomson E F, book kpr W Duke Sons & Co, r 105
Willard ave
TIM^TTPl^ "^^'^^^1 J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
li 1 »D U lAJli Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
JAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Passingthrou-h the Cities
Rpi-nLin l"i If ' ^^V^.'-lottesville. Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West, tor information, address, J. h. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. I^
Tilman W B, io8 Vickers Alley
Tilmau nirs Sallie M, io8 Vickers Alley
Tingen B T, confectioner, :^oo w Main, r 107 Jones
Tingen mrs Eliza A, n u
Tingen miss Jennie, 506 e Main
Tingen R B, 107 Jones
Tingen miss Virgie E, 107 Jones
Tippet R L, 109 Dandy
Tomlinson Mrs A J, ' r 404 IMorehead ave
Tomlinson Lawrence x^, " "
Tomlinspn miss Lottie M, " "
Tomlinson miss Mabel L, " "
Tomlinson S F, supt R F Morris & Son, tob and snnff
factory, w Peabody, r 404 Morehead ave
Tomlinson Willard C, " "
Tnllock G W, 306 McMannen ,
Tullock mrs Nancy J, " "
Tnllock miss Nannie, " "
Tullock SJ,
Tnllock T J,
Tullock W F,
Turner A B, carpenter, 307 Morgan *
Turner mrs Bettte M, u ^
Turner Claude H, 506 Mangum
Turner E W, painter, r 302 Morehead ave
Turner miss Lena, 307 Morgan
Turner L G, 506 Mangum
Turner miss Mary, 307 Morgan
Turner mrs Mary A, " "
Turner mrs M E, cgtte pkr, 209 McMannen
Turner W D, 506 Mangum
Turner W E, dept supt B D Tob Co, " "
Turner miss Victoria, cgtte pkr, r 209 McMannen
Turrentine miss Alice, 134 McMannen
Turrentine mrs A B V, 210 Queen
Reliable and Satisfactory /
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedmont Air-Line ^^J^,:;;SiS^.
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
156 DIRECTORY— Whitk.
TurrentineJ S, 210 Queen
Turrentine mrs Martitia, 134 McManneii
Tuviii Abraham, elk, 116 e Main
Tyson James, farmer, 206 Chapel Hill
Tyson Jas J, conductor N & W R R, " ''
Tyson mrs M A J, '' "
UMSTEAD A K, tobacconist, 30..; Dillard
mstead mrs E W, an
Um stead Joe M, " "
Umstead Jas N, tobacconist, 301 HoUoway, t.2M) Cleve-
land
Umstead mrs Lizzie J, 210 Cleveland
Umstead Martin, 302 Dillard
Umstead Wm U, 210 Cleveland
Upcburch C E, 316 Chapel Hill
Upchurch miss Etta, 130 McMannen
Upchurch mrs Ida B, 316 Chapel Hill
Upchurch miss Irene, " "
Upchurch O K, elk, 122 \v Main
VANNQPPEN CHAS L, 204 McMannen
auNoppenJJ, " "
Vaughan mrs Emma, loi Dillard
Vaughan P W, drugs, 106 e Main, r loi Dillard
Vaughan W H, printer, 118 \v Main, bds Driver House
Vernon miss Annice, 438 w Main
Vesson miss May, 307 Lea
Vezey G L, 611 Mangum
Vezey mrs Louisa, " "
Vickers Claude, 623 w Proctor
Vickers Clyde, " ''
Vickers mrs Geneva A, " "
Vickers miss Hattie M, " ''
Vickers mrs Laura, 309 Ramseur
Vickers miss Lucy E, 623 Proctor
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASvSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingtlirough fheCities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and Soitth West. For informa-
tion, address, J. h. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White, 157
Vicker.s Dr T S, physician, 1236 Main r 309 Ramseur
Vickers W D, saloon elk, 112 Church, r w Durham
Vickers W G, pub school supt, 623 Proctor
Vickers mrs MoUie, 103 Garrett's Alley
Vickers Robt G, 623 w Proctor
WAHAB U M, dept supt Blackwells Dur C T Co,
bds Hotel Claiborn
Walker Rev Alex, tob buyer Blackwells Dur C T Co, r
117 Ramseur
Walker D T, iioWillard
Walker miss Hallie B, 124 Ramseur
W^alker mrs H R, 117 Ramseur
Walker miss Ivey, 124 Ramseur
Walker J B, tobacconist, 1 1 1 Pine, r East Durham
Walker, J W, (J T Pinnix & Co) no Watkins, r 124
Ramseur
Walker J W Jr, 124 Ramseur
Walker miss Nannie M, 124 Ramseur
Walker miss Sadie C, 124 Ramseur
Walker Thos, 128 South
Walker Thos J, tob buyer Dukes, r West Durham
Walker Yancev, 117 Ramseur
Wall mrs K M, 305 Chapel Hill
Wall miss Mary S, 305 Chapel Hill
Wall W Iv, book kpr, Blackwells Dur C T Co, r 305
Chapel Hill
Walter miss Lora, 524 w Main
Ward J J, drug elk 123 e Main, bds 213 e Main
Warren miss Annie L, dress maker in e Main (Up stairs)
r 226 Morris
Warren Charles, 226 Morris
Warren miss Corinna C, 654 Mangum
Warren J A, Reams warehouse 200 w Main
Warren J B, supt Dukes Fact, r West Durham
'blackwells DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
,jlJ The Great Passenger and Freight
J|Ji,l?IJiJ|j Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser
rice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
158 DIRECTORY— White.
Watkins miss Eula, elk 124 e Main, r 302 Lea
Watkins M L, R & D RR
Watts miss Annie L, r 506 Lea
W^atts miss Ella, 400 Mangum
Watts Geo W, (W Duke Sons & Co), r 506 Lea
Watts J T, horse trader, 400 Mangum
Watts miss Lin a B, 400 Mangum
Watts mrs L V, r 506 Lea
Watts Moran, 620 Mangum
Watts mrs M A, prop. Roanoke House, 400 Mangum
Watts mrs M F, 219 Cleveland
Watts mrs M W, 620 Mangum
Watts miss Nellie G, 219 Cleveland
Watts S E, book kpr, 202 Mangum, 1219 Cleveland
Watts W T, tob flavorer, B D C Tob Co, r 620 Mangum
Watts W T Jr, 620 Mangum
Weatlierspoon A L, 320 Chapel Hill
Weatherspoon mrs C A, 320 Chapel Hill
Weatlierspoon miss Florence, 320 Chapel Hill
Weatherspoon mrs Isilla, sack stringer, no Reams ave
Weatlierspoon John, no Reams ave
Weatherspoon miss Rosa, sack stringer, no Reams ave
Weatherspoon mrs Sarah, 508 w Peabody
Weatherspoon Wm, 508 w Peabody
Weatherspoon W H, (W H W & Co) 209 Mangum, r
320 Chapel Hill
Weatherspoon W H & Co, grocers, 209 Mangum
Webster mrs Bettie, 126 Carr
Webster J C, carpenter 126 Carr
West mrs Hattie, 204 Morris
West Horace, ticket agt R&D RR, bds 204 Morris
West miss Mollie, book agt, bds 340 w Green
Westridge mrs Margaret, 651 Mangum
Westridge Saml, " "
Wheeler Eleanor M, 206 Willard
JT TV/T A r*!/ A V represents the Fidelity Mutuai. Life
. U . iVi ALlY A 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J, MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PI ED MONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gaiiisville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. i^q
Wheeler J H, shoe maker, 206 Willard
AVheeler Paul, ecu
Wheeler Rebecca G, a. u ■
Whi taker miss Ada I, artist, 225 Cleveland
AVhitaker miss Anna, no South
Whitaker miss Bessie, " "
Wliitaker miss Bettie £,311 Jackson
Whitaker mrs Carrie A, 225 Cleveland
Whitaker C D, foreman "Daily Globe", r no South
Whitaker Charles, 319 Morgan
Whitaker Charles R, 311 Jackson
Whitaker mrs Dora E, 312 Lea
AVhitaker D W, (Whitaker Printing House) 1 18 w Main
(up stairs), r 225 Cleveland
Whitaker E J, machinist W Duke Sons & Co, r3ii Lea
Whitaker mrs Fannie, 311 Lea
Whitaker miss Fannie E, 225 Cleveland
Whitaker mrs Ida P, 105 Broadway
Whitaker mrs Julia A, 105 Holloway
Whitaker J A S, marble cutter, 219 w Main, r 105
Broadway
Whitaker Jno W, 657 Mangum
Whitaker mrs Lizzie D, no South
Whitaker miss Lottie L, 225 Cleveland
Whitaker mrs Maggie, 319 Morgan
Wliitaker mrs Maggie J, 657 Mangum
AVhitaker mrs Mary, 311 Jackson
Whitaker miss Mattie C, 311 Jackson
Whitaker Printing House, 118 w Main up stairs
Whitaker Thos J, dept supt B D C Tob Co, r 311 Jack-
son
Whitaker Thos S, pressman, 118 w Main, r 105 Hollo-
way
Whitaker W B, 312 Lea
Whitaker Zack, 225 Cleveland
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
fake the Ksdmant Air-Line, fJJS ^StaVtr^iVc!
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 60 DIRECTORY— White.
White mrs Callie, 526 w Main
White C C, ass't supt at Duke's, 526 w Main
White mrs D L, 214 Cleveland
White Eddie, 303 Fnller
White Geo W, collector, bds 108 Seminary
White J A, Agt R & D R R, bds Hopkins House
White mrs J A, bds Hopkins House
White J A Jr,
White mrs Julia F, w'd'w 526 w Main
White mrs J'L, 526 w Main
White Jno W, bds Hopkins House
White Kenneth M,
White mrs Mary E, 303 Fuller
White mrs Millie, 108 Seminars-
White miss Nannie, 623 e Main
White R A, clerk, 107 w Main, bds Hotel Claiborn
White R E, secty Y M C A, 107, 109 Corcoran, bds
214 e Main
White Robt S, bds Hopkins House
White Wm R, 303 Fuller
White Willie, '^
Whitehead R P, clerk, 203 w Main, bds Hotel Claiborn
WhiTEHURST R F, president Durham Medicated Ciga-
rette Co) 130 e Main, upstairs, bds Hotel Claiborn
Whitehurst mrs S E, bds Hotel Claiborn
Whitfield mrs Hawkins, 460 Roxboro
Whitfield T W, carpenter, 460 Roxboro
Whitley, mrs E A, dressmaker, 203 e Main
Whitley R D, Jeweler, 203 e Main
Whitt A T, 335 Chapel Hill
Whitt miss Minnie Lee, 300 Fuller
Whitt mrs Sallie H, 300 Fuller
Whitt mrs Sallie T, 335 Chapel Hill
Whitt T A, 300 Fuller
Whitt Wm T, 300 Fuller '*
TMCTIDT? "^^'^^'^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
i i> O U Iv Ej AssociaHon of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. i6i
Whitted mrs Ella F, 223 Morris
Whitted J M, teller. First Natl Bank, r 223 Morris
Whitted J Y, mfr plug tob, (Whitted Tobacco Co), 206
e Pettigrew, r 305 e Main
"Whitted nirs Mary J, 305 e Main
Whitted mrs MoUie L, 223 Morris
Whitted mrs N E, 618 Mangnm
Whitted mrs Sally, 223 Morris
Whitted S E, carpenter, 618 Mangiim
Whitted W W; bookkeeper, Fidelity Bank, bds 223
Morris
Whitted The J Y Tob Works, J Y Whitted Brest, E J
Parrish \'ice P, J M Whitted Sec and Treas, 206 e
Pettigrew.
Wicks miss Carrie, 114 North
Wicks Geo W, cigtt mch hand, 114 North
Wiggins J W, farmer, 104 Vickers x^lley
W^iggins mrs M.L, wdw, 327 Chapel Hill
Wilbon J D, Sr, collector for W R Mnrra>- & Co, r 102
Hunt
Wilbon J D, Jr, printer, 119 e IMain, r 102 Hunt
Wilbon mrs Martha T, 102 Hunt
Wilkerson mrs Ella M, 535 w Main
Wilkerson John C, tobacconist, 108 w Green
Wilker mrs Ada, 109 Dandy
Wilker Adam,
Wilker miss Mattie, " . "
Wilker miss Nannie " "
Wilkerson mrs Justina L, boarding, 108 w Green
Wilkerson mrs Mittie x\' 535 w Main
Wilkerson mrs Sarah A, " "
Wilkerson Walter A, '' . "
Wilkinson A, no Carr
Wilkinson mrs Bettie A, boarding, no Carr
Wilkinson miss /E^la no Carr
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco p:;!':':';!^™:
reliable, satisfactorj' Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers alwavs pronounce it "THE BEvST."
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Take the Piedmont Air-Line. ,ll ^^°r4.on!^^.'l"!
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
i6- DIRECTORY— White.
Wilkinson HariT L, no Carr
Wilkinson Jos A, u c.
Wilkinson miss Lncy E, *■' *"'
Wilkinson miss Maggie, u ti
Wilkinson S M, c. cc .
Willard Tlios B, clerk, Morris Mfg Co, bds 404 More-
head ave
William> A B, tob worker, 446 Roxboro
Williams mrs Annie W, 409 Rigsbee ave
Williams mrs Bettie C, 114 Carr
Williams miss Bettie V, 409 Rigsbee ave
Williams mrs Blanche, 128 Sonth
Williams mrs Cattarine C, 605 e Main
Williams C H, tobacconist, bds Hopkins House
Williams Chas H, tobacconist, 114 Can-
Williams mrs Cora L, 604 Mangnm
Williams miss Ella, 114 Carr
Williams mrs Hattie, 446 Roxboro
Williams H B, 114 Carr
Williams miss Jennie D, 409 Rigsbee ave
Williams miss Ludelia, 204 South
Williams miss Lula, 407 Lea
Williams Luther, 114 Carr
Williams mrs Mary E, 114 Carr
Williams mrs mary W, 318 e Pettigrew
Williams P H, tobacconist, 128 South
Williams R D, gen manager and propr Banner Ware-
house, 214 w Main, r 409 Rigsbee ave
Williams R K, clerk R & D R R depot, bds Hotel Clai-
born
Williams R P, cashier Farmers Alliance Warehouse, r
604 Mangum
Williams R W, clerk Banner Warehouse, r 409 Rigsbee
ave
Williams mrs Sallie, 11 4' South
TNQTTRT7 "^^^"-'^ J' J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 i > kJ U r\ Hi Associa*^ion of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AlR-LlNE,P?ssingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informal
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 163
Williams S M, L & D R R, bds 125 Ramseur
Williams W A, agt L & D R R, bds 318 e Pettigrew
Williams W J, elk, 114 South
Wills H C, tinner, 115 e ]\Iain
Wilson miss Annie E, 211 Liberty
Wilson mrs Addie N, 211 Liberty
Wilson C R, farmer, 229 Morris
Wilson J G, fireman R&DRR, r2ii Liberty-
Wilson L J, 114 e Main
Wilson mrs Lucy M, 229 Morris
Wilson miss Mattie, 220 Willard
Wilson mrs Sarah J, 222 Willard ave
Wilson W C, carpenter, 222 Willard ave
Wilson W F, supervisor R&DRR, 211 Liberty
Wimberly Celestia, 107 s Gregson
Wimberly Himenia, " "
Wimberly Matthew, carpenter 107 s Gregson
Wimberly Sarah, 107 s Gregson
Winston T J, elk, 122 w Main, r 116 South
Winston, mrs Lula E, 116 South
Wise mrs J J, 508 w Main
Wise L W, bds Hotel Driver
Wise miss Mary, 508 w Main
Wise W D, watchman Dukes, r 508 w Main
Womble mrs Belle, 218 Libert v
Wonible Bertie P, " " '
Womble Eustice L, " "
Womble F C, clerk no e Main, r 218 Liberty
Womble JnoT, Hardware, no e Main, r 218 Liberty
Womble mrs Lina, 218 Liberty
Wood mrs Ada V, 105 Markham
Wood mrs C S, 302 Jackson,
Wood Geo T, 126 e Main up stairs
Wood J S, 302 Jackson
Wood mrs Lena, 126 e Main up stairs
'bLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO /
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take the Piedmont Air-Line westMomgoLry!^^^^^^^
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
164 DIRECTORY— White.
Wood R S, 207 Yancey
Wood mrs Susan, " "■
Wood Walter A, "
Wood Wm A, '^ ^'
Wood W E, policeman, 105 Markhara
Woodall B C, elk 120 w Main, r 226 Cleveland
Woodall J A, chief of police, 104 Seminary
Woodall mrs Lndie M, 226 Cleveland
Woodall mrs M F, 104 Seminary
Woodell mrs Sarqh J, 305 South
Woodell W D, elk 246 w Main, r 305 South
Woods J H, oil dealer, 342 w Green, Five Points
Woods miss Jennie W, 342 w Green, Five Points
Woods miss Lillian, 301 South
Woods mrs Martha, " "
Woods mrs R W, boarding 342 w Green, Five Points
Woods mrs Sudie, 301 South
Woods Saml L, Supt SnufF Factory R F Morris & Son,
r 342 w Green, Five Points
Woodson miss Alma, 114 Broadway
Woodson miss Bessie E, 114 Broadway
Woodson Rev C A, pastor country Baptist Churches, r
114 Broadway
Woodson mrs Georgia C, 114 Broadway
Woodward mrs Delia E, 119 Ramseur
Woodward Geo J, elk 105 w Main (up stairs), r 119
Ramseur
Woodward G W, book kpr, Parrish wh, r 119 Ramseur
Woodward miss Jessie T, 119 Ramseur
Woodward miss Nola, " "
Woodward miss Susan, " "
Woody E D, elk 232 w Main, r 106 Seminary
Woody mrs Eugenia F, 106 Seminary
Woody mrs Jennie F, 106 Seminary
Woody miss Mary A, 509 w Main
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passing through tlie Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbur}-, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— White. 165
Woody iiirs Mary H, 509 w Main
Word Fleming-, 210 Willard
Word John, " "
Word John W, '•
Word mrs Lizzie M, 210 Willard
Wright R H, real estate, 201 w Main (up stairs), bds
Hotel Claiborn
Wyatt mrs Emma H, 531 w Main
Wyatt E F & Son, saddles and harness 120 w Main
Wyatt M B, grocer 203 w Main, r 531 w Main
YANCE-Y GEO W, flagman O & C RR
ancey mrs Sally E, wdw, dress maker, 114 e Petti-
grew
Yarborough miss Alma D, cgtte insp, 214 Lea
Yarborough mrs CM, 210 Morris
Y^arborough miss Dora H, cgtte pkr, 214 Lea
Yarborough mrs O E, 214 Lea
Yarborough W T, cgtte mch hand, 214 Lea
Yates Cecil R, 205 Queen •
Yates Rev E A, Pres Elder Dur Dist, r 205 Queen
Yates Will K, 205 Queen
Yealock E P, 102 Jones
Yearby A H, elk 123 e Main, r 213 e Main
Yearby mrs Emma A, 511 Manguni
Yearby House, mrs S A Yearby prop, 213 e Main
Yearby mrs S A, boarding, 213 e Main
Yearby miss Ora B, 213 e Main
Yearby W M, drugs, 123 e Main, r 213 e Main
York Hugh B, 112 Broadway
York J W, Banner Warehouse, r 112 Broadway
York J W Jr, 112 Broadway
York miss Lizzie R, •' "
York miss Mary B, "
York mrs Mary G, "
York miss Nellie C, " "
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
RAMSETS
DuRBaM (^iTY Directory.
(Eolorecl ©epartmerit.
CHURCHES.
^T Joseph's A. M. E. Church, 140 Eayetteville,
Hayti, Rev. A. J. Chambers, Pastor. Sunday service
II a. in. and 7:30 p. m., Sunday school i :30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p. m.
White Rock Baptist Church, 408 e Pettigrew, Rev.
Allen Eaton, Pastor. vSunday service 11 a. m., 3:30
and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday school 9 a. m. Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday 8 p. m.
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, 109 Mt. Vernon
Alley, Rev. P. H. Kirby, Pastor. Sunday service 3 and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Second Baptist Church, West Durham, Rev. T. R.
Tucker, Pastor. Sunday service 3 and 7:30 p. m. Sun-
day school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesda}- 7 :30
p. m.
Emanuel A. M. E. Church, West Durham. Rev. M.
S. Steele, Pastor. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 7:30
p.m. Sunday school 9 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day* 7 :30.
Durham Primitive Baptist Church, 105 Fayette-
ville. Rev. Ellis Faucett, Pastor. Services ist Satur-
day and Sunday in each month.
T T\T Q T T D T? ^"^^^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
i IN O U Iv ill Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
T-AKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through theCities
I of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga,
DIRECTOR Y— Colored . 1 67
COLORED LODGES, ETC.
Doric Lodge, No. 28, F. A. M., Masonic Hall, 129
P'ayetteville, Hayti. C. B. Mayo, W. M., A. D. Wil-
bon, Secretary. Meets ist and 3d Monday nights in
each month.
Pride of Durham Lodge, No. 2095, G, U. O. of
O. F. Hall 108 Mangum. J. C. Townsend, N. G.,
A. R. Moore, Secretary. Meets ist and 3d Tnesdav
nights in each month.
Supreme Grand Lodge R. K. of K. D. Hall 108
Mangnm. Jno. W. Wright, S. G. M., W. A. Day, S.
G. S. Meets snbject to call of Grand Master.
DurhamLodge No. I R. K. of K. D., Hall 108 Man-
gum. F. P. Capps, W. M., Wm. McClouden, Secret'y.
Meets every Friday night
Reliable Lodge No. 2970, G. U. O. of O. F., Hall
108 Mangum. John Burroughs, N. G., Frank Lyde,
Secretary. Meets ist and 3d Thursday nights in each
month.
Grand Independdnt Order K. of K. S., Eastern
Star Lodge, No. 13, Hall 201 Mangum. W. M.Johnson,
W. M., Stephen S. Jones, Secretary. Meets every Tues-
day night.
United Order True Reformers, Fountain No.
432, Hall 108 Mangum. Nathan Hawkins, W. M.,
Ida Weaver, Secretary. Meets 2d' and 4th Monday
nights in each month.
Past Grand Master's Council G. U. O. of O. F.,
Hall 108 Mangum. S. L. Walden, W. G. M., A. R.
Moore, W. G. S. Meets 2d and 4th Monday nights in
each month.
J[ l\/r A Pl^ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. U. lYl/lUlVA 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACK AY.
He can save you money.
llie Great Fasserrg-er and P'refghft
'■J; Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
tice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta. Ga.
1 68 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Household of Ruth, Hall ro8 Manguiii. S. INI.
Riiffin, N. G., Nannie Hohnan, W. R. Meets ist and
3d Monday nights in each month.
SCHOOLS.
Durham Graded School, 107 R.ed Cross. Prof. J. A.
Whitted, principal.
Free School, Di.strict No. 4, 116 Fayetteville, Hayti,
J. C. White^ principal. Free School, District No. i,
West Dnrham, L. P. Berry, principal. Free School,,
District No. 24, East Durliam, Rev. T. R. Tucker,
principal.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co. No. i. P. H. Smith,
Foreman, J. B, Scales, Secretary. Meets over City
Market, 2d and 4th Wednesday nights each month.
directory-Colored.
ADAMS MISS DELLA, in Holloway
dams mrs Delia, 208 Seminary
Adams IJenr\', Smoky Hollow
Adams J F, gardener, 202 Dillard
Adams Mar}-, 102 Umstead alley
Adams Melvin, 107 e Peabody
Adams Phebe, 321 Foster
Adams Pleasant, 212 Ramseur
Adams Thos, 208 Seminary
Adams Thos, 102 LTmstead alley
Adkins Mariah, cook, 124 Ramseur
Aiken miss Martha, 115 Ramseur
Albright Jno S, 115 Vickers ave
GENUINE DUEHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing tlironglitlie Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored, 169
Albright Maggie, cook, 625 Mangiim
Allen Fleming, tob worker 122 McMannen, r Hayti
Allen mrs Candace, 106 Vickers ave
Allen Henr}^, 211 Watkins
Allen J Y, barber, iii Mangum, r 106 Vickers ave
Allen Laura, 106 Vickers ave
Allen Marys " "
Allen mrs Millie, 211 Watkins
Allen Richard, lab, r 113 Mt Vernon alley
Allen Sarah, cook, 221 Liberty
Alston Annie, cook, 315 w Main
Alston Delia, cook, 208 Dillard
Altson Eddie C, 309 Poplar
Alston Ferdinand, butler, 107 Chapel Hill
Alston Flora, dom, 309 Poplar
Alston Matilda, 209 Carringtoif alley
Alston Oscar, 404 Morehead ave
Alston Patience, cook, 309 Poplar
Alston Randal, 209 Carrington alley
Alston Wm H, 206 Red Cross
Amey Sarah, 113 Amey
Amey Sarah J, 113 Amey
Amey Toney, blacksmith 304 w Grren, r 113 Amey
Anderson David, brick mason, r 102 Ramsey
Anderson Jeseph, tob stemmer, " ""
Anderson Sarah, washer, " "
Andrews Charlie, barber, 102 w Main, r Mangum
Armstrong Albert, coachman, 205 Morgan
Armstrong mrs Susan, " "
Arnold Adelaide, nurse, 213 e Main
Arnold Nora, cook, 133 McMannen, r 216 e Pettigrew
Arnold Richard, tob worker 112 McMannen, r 216 e
Pettigrew
Arnold Stephen, loi Mt Vernon Alley
Ashe mrs Alice, 220 Rigsbee ave
Blackwell's Durham Toljacco p:*!""^.'"^™:
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
17
fake tlie Kedmont Air-Line, ,2: t:si>rS^%''^
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information.,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
I/O DIRECTORY — Colored.
Ashe W Henr>% 220 Rigsbee ave
Atwater Annie, nurse, 108 e Proctor
Atwater Lena, cook, 307 w Pettigrew
Atwater Rnfus,. tob worker, 108 e Proctor
Atwater Serena, cook, 135 McMannen
BADHAM SB, 153 Fayetteville
ailey Albert, 309 e Pettigrew
Bailey Grant, drayman, no Mt Vernon alley
Bailey Harry, lab, 308 w Main,
Bailey Henr>-, 224 Ramseur
Bailey John, no Mt Vernon alley
Bailey Josephine 300 McMannen
Bailey Julia, dom, 336 w Peabod}'
Bailey Man', dom, no Mt Vernon alley
Bailey Nannie, washer, no Mt Vernon alley
Bailey Richard, lab, 307 e Pettigrew
Bain Albert, 601 e Main
Baker Cicero, 220 Rigsbee ave
Baker Munro, cook. Hotel Claiborn
Baldwin Danl W, 108 Dillard
Baldwin John, 205 Vivian
Banks Abner, carpenter, 209 Chapel Hill
Banks Bettie, cook, 302 w Main
Banks Cannon, -314 Jackson
Banks Emily, 209 Chapel Hill
Banks Fred, wood chopper, 210 Poplar
Banks Gracie, 122 Red Cross
Banks Jas, 314 Jackson
Banks Judy, 122 Red Cross
Banks Minnie 122 Red Cross
Banks Nannie, 314 Jackson
Banks Ruffin, porter, 206 Mangum
Banks Serena, 314 Jackson
Banks Sylvia, 209 Chapel Hill
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
bv J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingfhroujiih the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
■Reidsville, vSalisburv, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L- Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 171
Banks Wilson, 314 Jackson
Barbee Anna, 108 Fa}'etteville
Earbee Clara, 405 Corporation
Barbee Eliza, cook, 145 McMannen
Barbee Horea, 118 Fayetteville
.Barbee Jane, cook 211 Carrington
Barbee Jennie E, 118 Fayetteville
Barbee John, 220 Rigsbee ave
Barbee Jno B, blacksmith, 40S Mangnnj
Barbee Julius, 405 Corporation
Earbee Lena, cook 400 Lea, r Hayti
Barbee L W, 405 Corporation
Earbee Mary F, 118 Fayetteville
Barbee Sam, 405 Corporation
Earbee Sarah, washer, 109 Cora
Barbee Theodosia, 118 Fayetteville
Barber Frank, 405 Corporation
Earber Joe, 405 Corporation
Barber mrs Louisa, 405 Corporation
Barden J W, 107 e Peabody
Earham Celia, 303 Chapel Hill
Barham David, tob worker, 222 e Pettigrew
Earham James, 303 Chapel Hill
Barham Kattie, cook, 207 Morris
Earnhart Edmond, drayman, 220 e Pettigrew
Barnes Caroline, 336 w Peabody
Barnes James, lab, 200 w Main
Barnes Minerva, yeast maker, r 214 Poplar
Earnett Wm, 325 Pine
Bass Rachel, 524 w Main
Battle America, cook, 401 e Main
Battle Ellen, 611 e Main
Battle Wm, '^ ^'
Eeatty James, barber, w Parrish, bds 634 Mangum
Benton Peter, brick mason, 307 w Pettigrew
GENUINE DURHAITtOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
WnArm + 1^ *» 'DiMJ'vmAvvt A i •» Tiw« To the Soutfi and South
JTaKe ine rieam@iii 4ir-ijm.e west,Montgomery,Mobiie,
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 7 2 DIRECTOR Y— Colored.
Best Chas, tob worker, 401 w Proctor
Best Dolly, dom,
Best James, tob worker, 4.01 e Proctor
Best Rachel,, dom 401 e Proctor
Bethel James, lab, 212 Poplar
Brewer Beenie, washer, 108 e Proctor
Bishop George lab, 319 Pine
Bishop Susan, 319 Pine
Bivins Wesley, 114 Vickers ave
Blackwell Amy, iii Amy
Blackwell Ida, 112 Red Cross
Blackwell Jerr}^, 124 Ramseiir
Blackwell Susan, 112 Red Cross
Blackwell Willie 112 Red Cross
Blake Wm tob stemmer, r 208 s Gregson
Blue, Benj, lab, r 319 e Pettigrew
Blue Hannah, washer, r 319 e Pettigrew
Blue, Laura, 319 e Pettigrew
Bobbitt Frank, lab, r 102 s Gregson
Boling Agnes, washer, 402 w Proctor
Boling Fanny, tob picker, 216 e Pettigrew
Boling Harriet, wdw, cook, 216 e Pettigrew
Boling Kate tob picker 216 e Pettigrew
Boling Mary, " " " "
Booth Geo 209 Seminars-
Booth Kessiana, 109 Holloway
Booth Martha, u " '
Bouldin Fannie, 507 Mangmn
Bouldin Harriet, " "
Bouldin Katie, " "
Bouldin Mar}', " "
Bowles -Ed, tob worker, 318 Whitted
Bowles Laura, 218 Whitted
Bowles Lizzie, " "
Bowles Louisa, " "
JT l\/r A Pl^ A V represents the Fidelity Mutuai. Life
. J. iYixTLV^lvx\ 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J, J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKETHE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
I of Raleigh Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L,. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. ^
Boyd John, 206 Whitted
Boyd Bertha, " *'
Boyd Portia, " "
Braan Parthena, r 117 Ramseur
Bradshaw Annie, dom, 405 w Pettigrew
Bradshaw Bettie, 315 w Main
Bradshaw Dilsy, wdw, 307 w Pettigrew
Bradshaw Nannie, 315 w Main
Bradsher Ed, 109 Ramseur
Branch LOB, 108 Dillard
Branch Richard, 315 Ramseur
Brandon Calvin, 126 Wilson
Brandon Chas, R&D depot hand, r 325 e Pettigrew
Brandon Elizabeth, washer, 106 e Proctor
Brandon Emma, washer, 120 Fayetteville
Brandon L, 504 w Peabody
Brandon Eucinda, 126 Wilson
Brandon Peter, butcher, 106 e Proctor
Brandon Smith, carpenter, 106 e Proctor
Branton Mary E, 605 e Main
Brewer Florence, 607 e Main
Brewer Nannie B, 202 Dillard
Brock Eugene, lab, 117 Poplar
Brock Fanny, cook, " "
Brock Eucy, cook, " "
Brock Pompey, lab, " "
Brody Willie,' 212 Poplar
Brooks Ed, lab, 212 Poplar
Brooks Millie, 231 Morris
Browder Geo, brick mason, 116 Whitted
Browder Julia, 116 Whitted
Browder Kit, brick mason, 307 w Pettigrew
Brown Charity, 124 Vickers ave
Brown Ella, 407 Roxboro
Brown Emeline, 225 Morris
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
p|rap^fniTVffp A\Tr'B!)_T.T'NTTJ? The Great Passenger and Freight
m^mi*\i4\)j Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactorj^ Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
174 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Brown Helen, washer, 103 Moreliead ave
Brown Henrietta, washer, 105 Johnson's alley
Brown H W, barber, in Mangum
Brown Jake, delivery boy, r 114 e Pettigrew
Brown James, farm lab, 636 Mangum
Brown Jefif, 106 Vickers ave
Brown John, cook, Hotel Claiborn
Brown Major, 124 Vickers ave
Brown Martha A, washer, 626 Mangum
Brown Nettie, 106 Vickers ave
Brown Sam, cook, Hotel Claiborn
Brown Younger, 108 Whitted
Bruce Mary, 100 Cleveland
Bryant Geo, tob worker, no Mt Vernon alley
Buchanan Ed, no Orange
Bullock Celia, 502 w Peabody
Bullock Henry, porter, 203 w Main.
Buchanan I H, 140 Fayetteville
Bumpass Chancy, dom, 311 Pine
Bumpass Francis, washer, 102 Johnson's alley
Bumpass Finch, 311 South
Bumpass General, tob worker, 311 Pine
Bumpass Jennie, washer, 309 e Pettigrew
Bumpass John, lab, 309 e Pettigrew
Bumpass Katie, 102 Johnson's alley
Bumpass Lula, tob stamper, 102 Johnson's alley
Bumpass Mary, washer, 102 Johnson's alley
Bumpass Rosa, 311 South
Bumpass Roxana, " "
Bumpass Thos, 309 South
Burch E J, 124 Vickers alley
Burch Graham, 303 Chapel Hill
Burch Mary, 109 Cora
Burch Nannie, 107 Carrington
Burnett Ellen, tob stamper, 305 McMannen
T KfQTTD I? ^""'^^^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent FideHty Mutual Life
1 IN O U rV Li Associa+ion of Philadelphia
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, vSpartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and vSouth West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L,. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY — Colored. 175
Burnett James, 305 McMannen
Burnett Julia, dom, " "
Burnett Mary, " "
Burnett Thos, coachman, 305 McMannen
Burnett Wm, 203 w Main, r East Durham
Burns Caroline, 236 w Peabody
Burrell Paul, no Orange
Burt Calvin, 112 Whitted
Burt mrs C L, 112 Whitted
Burt J S, 108 Vickers ave
Burt Matthew, 108 Vickers ave
Burt Rachel,
Burton Alice B, 128 Umstead alley
Burton Clemial, " "
Burton Eveline, " "
Burton Henry, porter, Hotel Claiborn, r Hayti
Burton Mariah, wdw, washer, 530 e Main
Burton SB, in Peabody
Burton Thos, 128 Umstead alley
Burwell Sherman, lab 303 Pine
Bynum Delphia, 113 Red Cross
Byninn James, 308 e Main
Bynum Tom, lab, 308 e Pettigrew
CAIN BELLA, washer, 325 Pine
Cain Eliza, washer, 105 Mt Vernon alley
Cain Fannie, 619 Mangum
Cain James, rock mason, 103 Mt Vernon alley
Cain Jennie, 156 Fayetteville
Cain Mariah, 114 Cora
Cain Sarah Ann, washer, 103 Mt Vernon alley
Cain Walter, lab, r 325 Pine
Cain Wilson, tob worker, 105 Mt Vernon alley
Cameron Emma, cook, 253 Cleveland
Cameron John T, box maker, 209 s Gregson
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
fairs fllio ^■'-J— -•■** A;i« ?;!•»<% The shortest direct h'ne
"I from Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
176 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Cameron Luke, caipenter, 209 s Gregson
Cameron Mary J, 209 s Gregson
Cameron Mar\-, tob stamper, 105 Morehead ave
Cameron Sylvia, sack stringer, 209 s Gregson
Cameron Willis, tob worker, 105 Morehead ave
Cannadv Jesse, tob picker, 105 w Cobb
Cannady Mary, "
Cannady Minnie, tob worker, "• "
Cannady Penny, dom, " "
Cannady Percy, tob worker " "
Cannady Sarah, '' "
Capps Bertha, 161 Fayetteville
Capps Ephriam, 223 e Peabody
Capps F P, 161 Fayetteville
Capps H L, restaurant, 11 1 w Parrish, r 223 e Peabody
Capps Jim, 114 Vickers ave
Capps Mariah 11 1 Broadway
Capps Marina, 207 Seminary
Capps mrs Mary, 223 e Peabody
Carr, Joe, 410 Willard
Carrington Martha, 205 South
Carroll Aurelia, 116 Vickers ave
Carroll Mary,
Carroll Peter,
Carver mrs Addie, 108 Cora
Carver SS, " "
Cash Jerusha, 644 Mangum
Cash Lizzie, 109 Hunt
Castleberry Alice, 209 Foster
Castleberry Annie, " "
Castleberr>' Elizabeth " "
Castleberry Esther, " "
Castleberry Rosa, " "
ChambeRvS Rev A J, pastor St Joseph's A M E church, r
109 Wilson
T1VIQTTP17 ^^^^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN 1^ U X\ Hi Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound bej^ond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 177
Chambers Ida, 122 e Peabody
Chambers mrs Lottie, 109 Wilson
Champ Anthony, wood chopper, 108 Mt Vernon alley
Champ Harriet, cook, 307 e Main, 108 Mt Vernon alley
Chavers Andrew, no Garrett's alley
Ch avers Anna, " "
Chavers Annie, 106 Carrington
Chavers Carrie, no Garrett's alley
Chavers Francis, cook, r 102 s Gregson
Chavers Hallie, 106 Carrington
Chavers Kate, 104 Umstead alley
^havers Martha, no Garrett's alley
Chavers M inters, " "
Chavers Nannie, domestic, 213 e Main
Chavers Theophilus, no Garrett's alley
Chavers Thos, tob worker, Hayti
Christmas mrs Candace, 107 Amey
Christmas Mathew H, drayman, Hotel Claiborn, r
107 Amey
Christmas Sadie, 107 Amey
Claiborn Evaline, 319 Foster
Clark Annie, 249 Cleveland
Clark Archy, 601 e Main
Clark Mary J, 100 Cleveland
Clark mrs Sarah, in Whitted
Clay John, 222 Rigsbee ave
Clayton Ginsie, cook, 200 e Proctor
Clegg Sinah, 204 Glenn
CI egg Wesley, " "
Cole Johnny, 112 Carrington
Coleman Annie, 406 e Pettigrew
Coleman Jane, " "
Coleman J C, " "
Coley Emeline, washer, 200 e Proctor
Collins Hattie, washer, r 113 Mt Vernon alley
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco HZ^rinZ't
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it 'THE BEST."
18
Take the PiedmQnt Ajr-L,ins, f^cu Washington, d. c,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
178 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Colly. Emma, 20S McMannen
Colly Flora, dom, 201 Morehead ave
Colly W F, grocer, " "'
Cotton Stephen, porter, 203 w Main
Conch Eli, 405 Roxboro
Conch H V, 311 Sonth
Conch Ida, 216 Poplar
Conch Mary Bell, 405 Roxboro
Conncil J D, 109 Whitted
Conncil Rnfn.s, ho.stler, 209 w Green
Conrts Lncy A, dom, 201 Jack.son
Cozart Isabella, 206 Qneen
Cozart Oscar, " ^ '
Craig Alex, 406 w Proctor
Craig Annie, 102 Carrington
Craig Chas C, night watch Hotel Claiborn, 226 Whitted
Craig Charlotte, 406 w Proctor
Craig Cornie, 105 Mangnm
Craig Emma, 226 Whitted
Craig Wm, restanrant, lOj Mangnm
Craig Wm, drayman, 203 w Main
Cross Carrie, dom, 200 e Proctor
Cross Geo, barber, " "
Cross Oscar, cook Hotel Claiborn
Cnnningham C M, 109 Holloway
Cnnningham Fannie, 307 Sonth
Cnnningham Frank, waiter, 611 Mangnm
Cnnningham Lavinia, 109 Holloway
Cnnningham Lonisa, dom, 611 Mangnm
Cnnningham Martha, 109 Holloway
Cnnningham Nathan, 307 Sonth
Cnnningham Pattie, 2.;2 Rigsbee ave
Cnrry Jennie, cook, 221 Morris
DANCY CAPTAIN, 325 Pine
Daniel Chas, 105 e Peabody
I ]V] O T T n U ^vith J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U r\ J_J Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelit}' Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
-yAKE THE PIEDMONTAIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville Seneca
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 179
Daniel Delia, iii Vickers alley
Daniel Dicey, 102 Umstead alley
Daniel Dilsy, 1 1 1 Vickers alley
Daniel Eleanor " "
Daniel Irvin, lab, 218 e Pettigrew
Daniel Maggie, cook, 121 McMannen
Daughty James, no Red Cross
David Daisy, 211 Queen
David Julia Ann, " "
Davis Calvin, blacksmith, 301 Church
Davis Chas, scavenger, 304 w Proctor
Davis Joe, lab, 304 w Proctor
Davis Susan, tob stamper, 304 w Proctor
Davis Wm, tinner, 115 e Main, bJs 220 e Pettigrew
Day Bettie, 105 e Peabody
Day C M, 138 Fayetteville
Day Jane, 202 Glenn
Day Jim, 406 w Proctor
Day Julia, 310 South
Day Willie, 406 w Proctor
Dean Daniel, tob worker, 249 Cleveland
Dean Emma, " "
Dick Garland, hostler, no Orange
Dixon Ben, 210 Seminary
Dixon Joe D, tob worker, 634 Mangum
Dixon Julia, " "
Dixon lyizzie, 227 Corporation
Doherty Jim, teamster, 103 Morehead ave
Dollar Fanny, tob stemmer, 306 McMannen
Dollar Jane, washer, 312 e Main
Dollar Kerney, lab, " "
Dollar Lucy, boarding, 306 McMannen
Dollar Robert, hostler, " "
Donnell Phillis, cook, 213 w Pettigrew
Dortch :\Iinerva, 206 Roxboro
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO I
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
Take the Piedmont Air-Line ^^^flSoSSlU^^SSe'!
New Orleans, Shnveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 80* DIRECTORY— Colored.
Dortch Sis, 215 e Main
Dortch W M, 206 Roxboro
Downey Elam, lab, bds 305 Willard ave
Dnke Sidney, 201 w Green
Dnnkins Lnla, 102 Ramsey
Dunnagan Gus, waiter, 200 McMannen
Dnnnagan John, porter, 209 Mangnni
Dnnston Calvin, brick mason, 105 Whitted
Dunston Charley " " '' "
Dunston Lizzie, nnrse, 210 Morris
Dnnston Rebecca, dom, 212 Pine
Dnnston Wm, shoe mkr, " "
Dnrham Annie, washer, 112 Reams ave
Dnrham Mary, " " "
"P ATM AN KATE, 407 Corporation
JU Eaton, Rev A P, Pastor White Rock Bap clinrch,
r 406 e Pettigrew
Eaton mrs A P, 4-6 e Pettigrew
Eaton Francis, 210 Cleveland
Edwards DC, 114 Red Cross
Edwards Jennie, " "
Edwards Henry, 113 "
Edwards Nancy, 108 Mt Vernon alley
Edwards Rich'd, 204 Seminarv
Elam HC, 114 Chnrch
Ellison Francis, 307 w Pettigrew
Emerson Jordan, cobbler, 211 e Main
Enbanks Jennie, nnrse, 209 w Green
Evans Addie, 406 Dnke
Evans Aggie, 215 Poplar
Evans George, marble polisher 219 w Main, 406 Duke
Evans Jas R, porter, loi e Main
Evans Jim, 406 Dnke
Evans Junius, tob cutter, 601 e Main
Evans Katie, washer, " "
J[ l\/r A P l/" A A/ represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. i) . lYl ALlV A I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
YAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR.LINE,Passin;?throuc.h the Cities
1 ot Alexandna, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
-Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Au-usta, to the South and South
Uest. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. ^
-Evans Nancy, cook, 103 Mt Vernon alley
Evans Rosa, 314 Rigsbee ave
FAISON, MARY J, cook, 106 Cleveland
Fancette J P, depot R & D R R
Faucette Bettic, iii Fayetteville
Fancette Dilsy, washer, 107 e Proctor
Fancette Edmond, lab, " "
Fancette Geo, tob worker, 218 Poplar
Faucette Hmirietta, 163 Fayetteville
Fancette Jerry, 107 e Proctor
Fancette Julia, 163 Fayetteville
Fancette Lillie, " "
Fancette Lucy, 107 e Proctor
Fancette Mary, 163 Fayetteville
Fancette Sarah, 107 e Proctor
Fancette Shepherd, 163 Fayetteville
Faucette Wm, 218 Poplar
Ferrell Amanda, cook, 601 e Main
Ferrell Bettie, cook, 223 e Peabody
Ferrell Chas E, 209 Pine
Ferrell Minnie, 601 e Main
Ferrell S H, 223 e Peabody
Ferrell Wm, 202 Rigsbee ave
Ferrington General, 112 Red Cross
Ferrington Mary, " "
Ferrington Walker, porter, 105 e Main
Fields Bertha, 200 Pine
Fields Ellis, tob worker, 105 Morehead ave
Fields Wm, " *'
Fillpot Clara, 404 Morehead ave
Finch Thos, 207 s Gregson
Fitts Jack, drayman, 203 w Main
Fitts Marina, 408 e Main
Fitts Pharaoh, lab, 400 w Main
GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
The Great Passeirt^er and f-reight
hj Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactory Passentrer and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
182 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Fitts Thos, tob packer, 300 ]M.ang-uni, r Hayti
Fitts Will, lab, 400 w Main
Fitzgerald Addison, 208 Carrington
Fitzgerald Lea, . " "
Fitzgerald Lena, '^ '*■
Fitzgerald Matilda, "
Fleming Florie, 103 Garrett's alley
Fleming Geo, lab, r 113 Mt Vernon alley
Fleming John J, no Mangnin
Foot Thos, teamster, 102 s Gregson ' .
Foot Wm, fireman, " "
Foster Georgiana, 206 Glenn
Foster Orange, 107 e Peabody
Franklin Rev John, r 214 Poplar
Freeland x\lice, tob stamper, 103 ]\Iorehead ave
Freeland Bettie, washer, " "
Freeland Ed,
Freeland George, 103 Ainey
Freeland Maggie, " "
Freeman Jim, brick maker, 406 \v Proctor
Fnller Ardelia, 603 e Main
Fuller Jabe, drayman, 300 Mangum
Fuller Marshall, lab, 406 w Proctor
Fuller Pithy, r 105 Johnson's alley
GANT EMMET, 155 Fayetteville
Garner Alice, loi Yancey
Garrison Wm, cook, no Mangum
Gattis Anna, 165 Fayetteville
Gattis Ben, 135
Gattis Ella, 206 Glenn
Gattis George 165 Fayetteville
Gattis John, 108 Whitted
Gattis Mary, 135 Fayetteville
Gattis Sarah, 165 "
T IM C n D 17 ^i*^^^ J J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN >J U IX L Associa^^ion of Philadelphia
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
nPAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE,Pnssingthrousli the Cifies
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Goklsboro, Spartanburg. 'Greenville, vSeneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South'West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTOR Y— Colored. i 83
Geer Ann, dom, 310 e Main
Geer Charles, tob worker, 122 McMannen, r E Durham
Geer Cornelia, washer, 143 Fayetteville
Geer Ella, washer, 309 Pine
Geer Emma, 143 Fayetteville
Geer Henry, elk 11 1 e Peabody, r 143 Fayetteville
Geer Ida, 143 Fayetteville
Geer Jane, washer, 311 Pine
Geer Joe, tob worker, 637 Mangnm
Geer Juno, cook, " "
Geer Oliver, 308 w Main
Geer Ritta, cook, 216 Cleveland
Geer Rosa, loi s Gregson
Gser Solomon, saloon me Peabod}', r 143 Fayetteville
Gibson Ana, 112 Carrington
Gibson Burke, ''
Gibson Henry, R R hand, 309 Pine
Gibson John, 112 Carrington
Gibson Larcena, bag-maker, 509 Pine
Gibson Mollie, 112 Carrington
Gill Alta, 112 Umstead alley
Gill Bettie, 112 Umstead alley
Gilmer Katie, 117 Glenn
Gilmer R M, 117 Glenn
Gilmore Nick, hostler, 232 w Main
Glenn Annice, 117 Glenn
Glenn DC, 218 Glenn
Glenn Eucinda, 500 w Proctor
Goins x\ngeline, 104 Carrington
Goins Charlie, 104 Carrington
Goins Eliza, 104 Carrington
Goins Josephine, cook, 312 Lea, r 104 Carrington
Goodloe Amos, 106 e Peabod\-
Goodloe Annie, ii9Whitted
Goodloe Harry, lab, bds 326 e Pettigrew
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
fake the PiediBoiit Air-Line. tJll 'xlSS^tr d/c.':
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birniinjihain. For information .
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
184 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Goodloe Lillie,, 22o Glenn
Goodloe Louis, 220 Glenn
Goodloe Louisa^ 220 Glenn
Goodloe Nathan, 107 e Peabody
Goodloe R-ebecca, 220 Glenn
Goodloe Thos J, 119 Whitted
Gordon Simon, 115 Vickers ave
Graham James, lab, 317 Pine
Graham Sallie, washer, 404. w Proctor
Gray Allen, lab, 408 w Proclor
Gray Arthur,, io2- e Parrish
Gray Charles, hostler, 232 w INIain
Green Adaline, 115 Whitted
Green Calvin, 115 Whitted
Green Coleman, tob worker, Hayti
Green Elijah, 115 Whitted
Green Emma, 412 w Peabody
Green Gaston, hostler, 232 w Main, r 116 Vickers ave
Green General, 1:04 Queen
Green Hattie, 116 Vickers ave
Green Hattie L, 100 Cleveland
Green Henderson, 102 Garrett's alley
Green Henry, 116 Vickers ave
Green Lugenia, 113 Red Cross
Green Malinda, 113 Red Cross
Green Martha A, 102 Garrett's alley
Green Miles, 204 Queen
Green Ruth, 303 e Main
Green Wm, 116 Vickers ave
Gregory Alice, tob wkr, 107 Mt Vernon alley
Gregory Carrie, 102 Stray horn ave
Gregory William, tob wkr, 107 Mt Vernon alley
Griffin Reams, 222 Rigsbee ave
Griffin Wesley, 220 e Pettigrew
Grimes Bud, 412 w Peabody
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
^y J- J- MACKAY, gives lirst-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing througli the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— CoLORKD. 185
Grimes Elizabeth, 115 Vickers ave
Grimes Harriet, 412 w Peabody
Grimes Lucy, 115 Vickers ave
Grimes Peter, " '^ "
Guess Evaliue, 103 Morehead ave
Guess Frank, drayman, 623 e Main
Guess Mollie, 623 e Main
Guess Tern pie, "■ "
HACKNEY ALBERT, 106 Glenn
ackney Fannie, "■ "
Haines Laura, 206 Seminary
Haines Matthew, 206 Seminary
Hall Alice, washer, 202 s Gregson
Hall Annice, washer, 202 s Gregson
Hall Charles, drayman, 206 Mangum
Hall Emma, 202 s Gregson
Hall Fannie, cook, 617 Mangum
Hall Harry, carpenter, 202 s Gregson
Hall Jane, washer, 202 s Gregson
Hall Lizzie, 407 Corporation
Hall Nannie, 119 Whitted
Hall Phillis, cook, 402 Morehead ave
Hall Ruffin, 205 Whitted
Hall Lelia, dom, 307 McMannen
Halliburton Henrietta, 116 Red Cro.ss
Halliburton J W, 116 Red Cross
Halliburton Mariah, 662 Mangum
Halliburton Martha, 116 Red Cross
Halliburton Winnie, 116 Red Cross
Hamlet vStephen, 204 Seminary
Hampton Mary, 210 Seminary
Hanks Joe, waiter, no Mangum (restaurant)
Hanner Corinna, washer, r 325 e Pettigrew
Hanner Bettie, tob stamper, r 325 e Pettigrew
Hanner Elam, lab, 325 e Pettigrew
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ;:;'lT";;i°:S;
reliable, satisfactory vSmoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THU BKST."
19
f^fllrp flip PlDr?mnn+ Air f ina ^o the vSoulfi dncl vSoutl':,
Xew Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information .
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
186 DIRECTOR Y^CoLOREix
Hargis Win J, 63,1 e Main
Hargrave.s Ada^ 212 w Cobb
Hargravcs Maggie, washer, 103 jVIorehead ave
Hargraves Martha, cook, 105 Morehead ave
Harris Annie, 200 e Peabody
Harris Bettie, .102 Umstead alley
Harris Henry, 109 Cora
Harris Jennie, washer, 326 Pine
Harris Joe, waiter, 400 Mangum
Harris Joe, tob worker, 108 Whitted
Harris John, 207 South
Harris Lillie Bell, 108 Whitted
Harris Lucy, 207 Smith
Harris Susan, 108 Whitted
Harrison Henry, lab, 115 Poplar
Haskins Addie, 116 Whitted
Haskins Dora, 103 Dillard
Ha.skins Ella, 116 Whitted
Haskins Fannie, 109 Fayetteville
Haskins Logan, 105 Glenn
Haskins Martha, 116 Whitted
Haskins Mary, " "
Haskins Nathan 408 e Main
Haskins, Phoebe, 205 Glenn
Haskins Virgil, 109 Fayetteville
Harward Virginia, 222 e Pettigrew
Hawes Ike, 325 Pine
Hawkins Bettie, 216 Watkins
Hawkins Julia, " "
Hawkins Nathan, 216 Watkins
Hawkins Wm, porter, 203 w Main
Hawkins W H, 216 Watkins
Hayes Alston, 114 Church
Haywood Alf, barber; 102 w Main
Haywood Mary, 109 Cora
JT IWr A P l/^ A "V I'epresents the Fidelity Mutual L,ife
. U . lYlilL'lVil I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M ACK A Y .
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AlR-LlNE.Pfissins^throuyhfheCitk'^
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensl)oro.
iReidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L,. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored.* ' 18,7
Haywood Richard, barber, 102 w Main
Heartt Charley, cook, 6o<S Mangmn
Heartt Ida, 403 Manguni
Heartt Lula, 107 Fayetteville
-Helpler Kinck, .110 Red Cross
Heinpier Abram, lab, 215 Poplar
Henipier Warren, tob worker, 217 Poplar
Henderson Amos, 412 w Peabody
Henderson Henrietta, 402 e Pettigrew
Henderson West, '' - '■
Herbin Sarah, 113 Holloway
Herndon Jerry, tob picker, 300 Manguni
Hester Bertha, 305 Willard ave
Hester Major, lab, 305 Willard ave
Hester Mary, 107 Willard ave
Hester Rothy, washer, r 305 Willard ave
Hicks x\iney, 102 Strayhorn alley
Hicks E W, barber, 102 w Main, r 142 Fayetteville
Hicks Mack, 615 e Main
Hicks Mary, ''
Hicks S L, barber, 102 w Main
Hicks Wm, 637 JManguni
Hicks W H, 102 Strayhorn alle}'
Higgs Van, no Orange
Hight Ira, 220 Whitted
Hight Martha, 220 Whitted
Hight Sam B, blacksmith, 301 Chnrch, r 220 Whitted
Hill Katie, .408 Rigsbee ave
Hill Mary E, dom, 213 e Main
Hines C H, barber, 102 w Main, r 113 Red Cross
. Hinton Addison, 105 Whitted
Hinton Amanda, 153 Fa-etteville
Hinton Bedy A, loi e Main
Hinton Bettie, 153 Fayetteville
Hinton Charity, 607 e Main
GENUINE DURHAITtOBACCO ! '
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
fake the liedmanl Air-toe, ^2:, tSSS^I^I^'Z
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmincjham. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
1 88 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Hinton C H, 115 Amey
Hinton Jim, 401 e Main
Hinton Maggie, 153 Fayetteville
Hinton Sarah, 617 e Main
Hodge Mollie, cook, 402 Morehead ave
Hogan Aggie, washer, 410 e Pettigrew
Hogan Horace, 410 e Pettigrew
Hogan Jane, 410 w Peabody
Hogan Mark, " "
Hogan Mark, Jr, 410 w Peabody
Hogan Mary A, " '' ^
Hogan Win, 207 Seminary
Holder Sidney, 219 Poplar
Holloway Cornelia. 118 Umstead alley ^
HollowayCJ, "
Holloway Georgiana, "
Holloway Jackson, "
Holloway John, "
Holloway Julia, "
HollowavJA, "
Holloway J H,
Holman Ada, 103 Garrett's alley
Holman Caroline, 240 e Pettigrew
Holman Charity, 119 Whitted
Holman Henry, 308 South
Holman Mollie, 108 Broadway
Holman Nannie, cook, r 634 Mangum
Holman Wesley, blk smith, 410 Mangum, r Albright
Holman W^m, 220 Poplar
Holt Fannie, washer, 203 Morehead ave
Holt Gustina, " " "
Holt Sampson, R R hand, 203 Morehead ave
Holt Sam A, tob pkr, 203 Morehead ave
Holt Thos, shoe mkr, 415 w Main, r W Durham
Hood Francis, 203 Liberty
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
nrAKETHE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing throusli the Cities
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 189
Hooker Stephen, 204 Seminary
Hopkins May, 103 Whitted
Horace Polly, 631 e Main
Horton x\nnie, 620 e Main
Horton Avie, 127 Fayetteville
Horton Jarrett, 119 Whitted
Horton Jordan, 127 Fayetteville,
Horton Mollie, 114 Cora
Horton Perry, no Red Cross
Howard Annie, 200 e Proctor
Howell Ike, lab, 102 Johnson's alley
Hnghes Edney, 141 Fayetteville
Hnghes Louisa, 146 Fayetteville
Hughes Marion, 124 Wilson
Hughes Ned, 141 Fayetteville
Hughes Radford, 124 Wilson
Hughes Roxie, " "
Hughes Wm, restaurant, 1,14 Church
Hunt Green, 637 Mangum
Husbands David, tob worker, 416 e Pettigrew
Husbands Frank, school teacher, 416 e Pettigrew
Husbands Lola, 416 e Pettigrew
Husbands Richard, tob worker, 213 Glenn
Husbands Sally, 208 Ramseur
Husbands Viney, 419 e Pettigrew
JACKSON BEN, 150 Fayetteville
Jackson Chas, " •'
Jeffries Anna, 207 South
Jeffries Annie, 204 Queen
feffries Annie, in Amey
Jeffries Jno A, 224 Rigsbee ave
Jeffries Louisa, " '•
Jeffries Mike, 201 w Green
Jeffries Moses, 117 South
BLACKWELLS DURHAM TOBACOO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
fake lh,8 fiediBont Air-I.ans,f™r,t'"Ston"S. c'"
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
190 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Jeffries Robert, 1 1 7 w Parrish
Jeffries Sallie, 108 Mt Vernon alley
Jenkins Henderson, lab, 404 e Main
Jenkins Lizzie, 204 Morris
Jenkins Mary, no Mt Vernon
Jewell Devereux, 317 Foster
Jewell Sarah,
Johnson Anna, cook, 404 Morehead ave
Johnson Anthony, tob worker, r 208 s Gregson.
Johnson A J, 138 Fayetteville
Johnson Callie, 506 e Main
Johnson Celia, cook, 109 Jackson
Johnson Charlie, 138 Fayetteville
Johnson Cornelia, cook, 218 Dillard, r E Durham
Johnson Delia, in Vickers ave
Johnson Daniel, 211 Carrington
Johnson Ed, 120 Vickers ave
Johnson Edna, no Willard ave
Johnson Eliza, 208 s Gregson
Johnson Etta, 204 Queen
Johnson Hattie, in Vickers ave
Johnson Henry, lab, 208 s Gregson
Johnson Jennie, cook, 119 Broadway
Johnson Jennie, 408 e Pettigrew
Johnson J S, 108 Vickers ave
Johnson Julia W, 621 e Main
Johnson Kate, 120 Broadway
Johnson Kye, well digger, r 105 Johnson's alley
Johnson Lizzie, 211 Carrington
Johnson Lucy, 402 w Proctor
Johnson Lula, 211 Carrington
Johnson Rev L H, 408 e Pettigrew
Johnson Mary, no Willard ave
Johnson Nancy, 120 Vickers ave
Johnson Rachel, 219 Liberty
T~M~cTrp~D~with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutnal Life
li>»^Ur\ili Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mat. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AlR-LINE^PHSslngfhronglitTie Citie*
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca.,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 191
Johnson Riifns, tob worker, 410 e Pettigrew
Johnson Sally, cook, " ^'
Johnson Sarah 104 Vickers ave
Johnson Silas, 113 Red Cro.ss
Johnson Simon, 120 Vickers ave
Johnson Solomon, 11 1 "
Johnson Susan, 318 e Pettigrew
Johnson Venie, :-^03 Cleveland
Johnson Violet, cook, 305 McMannen
Johnson Walter, 408 e Pettigrew
Johnson William, 104 Vickers ave
Johnson W H, 208 s Gregson
Jones Abbey, cook, 208 Pine
Jones Adelaide, 222 e Pettigrew
Jones Anna, 103 Corporation
Jones Annie, 325 Pine
Jones Bin, 200 Seminary
Jones Bryant, tob worker, 122 McMannen, rN Durham
Jones Charlotte, 215 e Main
Jones Ed, 209 Seminary
Jones Ella, 208 "
Jones Emma, cook, 205 South
Jones Eunice, 105 Fayetteville
Jones Essex, 205 South
Jones Geo, 209 South
Jones Harrison, 208 South
Jones Henry H, 214 e Main
Jones Jacob D, 102 Johnson alley
Jones J H, 112 Vickers ave
Jones Lizzie, 504 w Peabody
Jones Lucius, 104 Vickers ave
Jones Lucinda, 103 Rowland
Jones Matilda, 102 Johnson alley
Jones Marina, 209 Foster
Jones Martha, 151 Fayetteville
Reliable and Satisfacfoi'y I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Tlie Great Passeiif^er and Freight.
hj Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. iT. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
192 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Jones Mary, 205 South
Jones ]\Iary, 120 e Main
Jones Mary, 504 w Peabody
Jones Mattie, 208 Seminary
Jones Mollie, 211 Carrington
Jones Mollie, cook, 126 McMannen
Jones Quint, lab, 222 e Pettigrew
Jones Rodema, 105 Fayetteville
Jones R F, tob worker, 151 Fayetteville
Jones Sallie, 105 Fayetteville
Jones Violet, 209 Seminary
Jones Willis, 103 Rowland
Jordan Cornelius, 105 Amey
Jordan Elsey, 128 Wilson
Jordan Phillis, 105 Amey
Jordan Shote, 134 Fa}'etteville
Jordan Webb, fruit canner, 104 w Cobb
Judd Mack, 418 e Pettigrew
Justice Bettie, 113 Whitted
Justice Dave, 120 e Main
Justice John, wood chopper, 218 Poplar
Justice Mary, tob stamper, "" "
Justice Mollie, 631 e Alain
Justice Rob't, 119 Amey
Justice Rob't, Jr, 119 Amey
Justice vSol, barber, 103 Mangum
Justice vSusan, washer, 218 Poplar
KILLEBREW WM, tinner, 115 e Main
ing Charles, tob worker, 115 Poplar
King Ida, washer, n u
Kirby Rev P H, 222 Rigsbee ave
Kirkland Eillie, 207 Yancey
LACK JAMES, lab, 212 Poplar
ane Caroline, 317 e Pettigrew
TIMQTIPF ^"^^ J- J- ^i^^CKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN v^ U rV Hi Association of Philadelphia
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
JAKE THEPIEBMONT AIR LINE, passing throu^/h the Cities
} f f'^o ' "u- Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro
-Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South aiu^ South
A\ est. For informa tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. ^3
Ivane Da\-id, 108 Red Cross
Lane Eliza, " ''
Lane Fab, "■' "
Lane Hattie, 317 e Pettio-re\r
Lane Jennie. 108 Red Cross
Lane Joe, " "
Lane Katie, " -"
Lane Lunsford, ^'
Lanier Haywood, Jab, 307 e Pettigrew
Lasater John. 129 Raniseur
Latta J D, lab, 200 e Proctor
Laws Jnlia, nurse, 625 Mangum, r E Dnrliam
Laws Tempy, 623 e Main
Lea John, dra.>-nian, 108 Mangum
Lea Lelia, 109 Whitted
Lea Rob' t, *' ^'
Leach H M, 402 Morehead are
Leach Tiney, 109 Cora
Leak John, lab, 305 Ramseur
Leary Laura, no Carr
Leathers Agnes, tob stamper, 306 w Proctor
Leathers Charley, 210 Cleveland
'Leathers Cynthia, 108 Amey
Leathers Jack, " '< '
Leathers J W, " "
Leathers Mariah, tob stemmer, 306 w Proctor
Leathers Mary, dom, " a
Leathers ]\Lar>-, 200 e Proctor
Leathers Alose, 117 w Parrish
Leathers Ned, teamster, 306 w Proctor
Leathers Viney, 112 Dillard
Leathers Will, tob stemmer, 306 w Proctor
Lewis Wm, porter, 124 w Main
Lindsay Henry, lab, 203 Pine
Blaikwells Durham lobacco''"'""'"''^''^"^-^''
reliable, satisfactorv Smoking Tobacco ever nut Snon^Yr,. ""'^""i™'
hence dealers and consumers Always pronouncrit ■ Se BEST?' "''
Ta^ks the PiedrnQnt Air-iine w°est,Mont|omery!Mobne.
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information .
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
194 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Lindsay Henry L, barber, 130 e Main, basement
Lipscomb Emma, 640 Manoiim
Lipscomb Genett, " "
Lipscomb George, " "
Lipscomb Grant, 224 Rigsbee ave
Lipscomb Jim, R&D depot
Lipscomb Mary, 640 Mangnm
Lipscomb Phil, " "
Lipscomb Pricey J, 213 e Main
Locke Georgiana, 311 w Pettigrew
Lockhart Easter, 401 Corporation
Locklear Sarah, 106 Vickers alley
Long Chas L, 114 Chnrch
Long Doney, 118 w Peabody
Long Lizzie, washer, 207 Morehead ave
Long Mariah, 222 e Peabody
Lovd Cora, 102 Carrington
Loyd Lizzie, '' "
Lnnn Martha, cook, 216 Dillard
Lnnsford Dave, 139 Fayetteville
Lnnsford Fannie, 103 Hunt
Lunsford Jane, 139 Fayetteville
Lnster John H, brick maker, 402 w Proctor
Lutterloh Fannie, washer, 105 Mt Vernon alley
Lutterloh Wm, lab,
Lvde Annie, 611 e Main
Lyde Frank, "
Lyon Anna, tob worker, 212 Poplar
Lyon Anthony, lab, 327 Pine
Lyon Calvin, 613 e Main
Lyon Caroline, washer, 313 Pine
Lyon Caroline E, 309 Pine
Lyon David, 225 Whitted
Lyon Ed, 613 e Main
Lyon Elijah, lab, 200 w Main, r 309 Pine
? TV/r A PI/ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
J. iYlAbjAA 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACK AY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LIN E,P;)ssingtlirougli the Clt'ies
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca.,
Oainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For infornia-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 195
L\'on Harriet, wa.sher, 315 e Pettigrew
Lyon Jackson, 113 w Parrish
-Lyon J N, 321 Foster
-Lyon Lone}-, 315 e Pettigrew
Lyon Mack, lab, 214 w Main, r 315 Pine
Lyon Manuel, tob prizer, 212 Poplar
Lyon Mary, 225 Whitted
Lyon Millie, 321 Foster
Lyon Muss, tob prizer, 313 Pine
Lyon Nanny, tob stamper, 327 Pine
Lyon Nathan, marble rubber 219 w Main, r N Durham
Lyon Sail}', washer, r 315 Pine
McADAMS ED, coachman, 107 Chapel Hill
cAllister Annie, washer, 309 e Pettigrew
McxA.lli.ster Jennie, 122 Ramseur
McxAllister J S, saloon elk, 309 e Pettigrew
McCauley Fannie, loi Mt Vernon alley
McClave Ellen, 106 Carrington
McCown Ada, 112 Umstead alley
McCown Ann, wdw, 634 Mangum
McCown Bettie, 112 Umstead alley
McCown Ealie A, 634 Mangum
McCown Jennie, 112 Umstead alley
McCown J H, -634 Mangum
McCown Lena, 634 Mangum
McCown Louisa, 634 Mangum
McCown Mittie, 112 Umstead alley
McCown Peter, teamster, 634 Mangum, rear
McCown Potter J, painter, 404 Mangum
McCown Salina, 634 Mangum, rear
McCown S H, teacher, 634 Mangum
McCown Sam N, " " '
McCown Wm, 112 Umstead alley
McCo}' Fanny, 1 1 1 Amey
Reliable and Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take the Piedsont Air-tos, ''" ^'"'^"' '''''''' '""'
B9l*****jfroni Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information.,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
196 DIRECTORY— Colored.
McCoy Miles, re.5taiirant, cor Main & Corcoran, r hl
Ame}'
McCoy Neal, lab, 200 e Proctor
McCoy Sam, lab. "
McCoy Sarah, boarding, 200 e Proctor
McCracken Lina, 409 e Main
IvIcCnllers Katy, 115 Poplar
McCnller.s Tiney, tob worker, 109 Cora
McDade Bettie, 219 Whitted
McDade Delia, cook, 135 McMannen, r 304 MclNIanne^i
McDade Joseph, 219 Whitted
McDade Jo.shua, '' "
McDaniel Wm, 105 e Peabody
IvIcDong-al David, cook, 115 Jackson
McKa}' Jarrett, 203 Pearson ^
McKay J H, 212 Pine
McKee Jim, 118 Seminary
McKinsey Artelia, 105 Chapel Hill
McLean Rachel, 500 w Main
McNeill Margaret, 251 Cleveland •
McOneen David, 115 Jackson
Mackay Rnfns, 106 Carrington
Macklin G W, barber, 130 e Main, basement, r 220
e Pettigrew
Macklin P D, 130 e Main, basement
Macklin W A, ^^
Macon Daniel, 305 Pine
Macon Sally, " "
Madkins Daniel, 500 w Main
Mallett Estella, 312 South
Mallett Martha, washer, 106 e Cobb
Mallett Wm, 312 South
Malone Julia, 224 Rigsbee ave
Malone Rom, " ''
Mangum Adolphus, 218 Poplar
TNQTTP17 ^^itli J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN 1^ U lAi-J Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, PassingthroughtheCities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro.
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 197
Maiigiira Beckie, 210 Seminary
Mangum John, " "
Manley Charles, 130 e Main, basement
Manlev Ida, 220 Rigsbee ave
Manley Mariah, 332 e Pettigrew
jMarkham Edeon, 134 Fayetteville
Markham Jerry, loi Yancey
JMarkham Joe, 401 Corporation
Markham Mollie, 134 Fayetteville
Markham Rachel, 211 Liberty
Markham Senah, 401 Corporation
Marsh Julia, 253 Cleveland
Marsh Parthenia, 115 Ramseur
Marsh Tho.s, ''^
Marsh Wm, 253 Cleveland
Martin Annie, 11 1 Fayetteville
Martin Frank, " " "
Martin R W, 107 e Peabody
Mason Annie, tob stemmer, 103 Queen
Mason Fannie, 124 Ramseur
Mason Haywood, tob worker, r 1 1 2 Reams ave
Mayo Annie, 106 Carrington
Mayo Cornelius, 126 Wilson
MayoCB u ..
Mayo Hallie, 106 Carrington
Mayo Henderson, " "
Mayo Lea, "
Mayo Nellie, 126 Wilson
Meacham John, 308 w Proctor
Meatle An nice, 106 Carrington
INIeatle George, " "
Mebane Caroline, 410 Willard
Mebane Cora, 109 Cora
Mebane Jennie, 410 Willard
Mebane John, " "
GENUINE DURHAM~TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE Bl^LL.
Take tie Kedaoat Ait-iise, f™r, tvasw„gttr d/'c.';
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. T'or information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
198 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Mebane Jas A, 410 Willard
Mebaiie Rebecca " "
Mebane Tamar, washer, 220 Poplar
Meeks Edney, 502 Lea
Merrick John (Wright & Merrick, barbers), 102 w Main,
r 104 Fayetteville st, Hayti
Merrick mrs Martha, 104 Fayetteville st, Hayti
Merritt Addison, toncha bean grinder, 214 Poplar
Merritt Mattie, 208 Seminary
Merritt Nancy, 113 Red Cross
Merritt S M,
Miller Amanda, 112 "
Miller Ella,
Miller Lila, " "
Miller Mattie,
Miller Minerva, " "
Minx Amey, tob worker, loi s Gregson
Minx Rosa " " "
Mitchell Calvin, 214 w Main
Mitchell Emma, 219 Poplar
Mitchell Ida, 137 Fayetteville
Mitchell James, drayman, 206 Mangum, bds 133 Mc-
Mannen.
Mitchell John, tob worker, 219 Poplar
Mitchell Kizzie, washer, 219 Poplar
Mitchell Nannie, washer, 324 Pine
Mitchell Rebecca. 219 Poplar
Mitchell Robt, tob ciirer, 219 Poplar
Mitchell Roberta, 124 Vickers ave
Mitchell R E, L & D R R depot
Mitchell Wm T, waiter, 213 e Main, r 219 Poplar
Moore Dr A M, physician, 200 e Main, 2d floor, r no
Fayetteville st, Hayti
Moore A R, 159 Fayetteville
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing through the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goklsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L- Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 199
Moore Benie, 406 Duke
Moore Clem, 409 Rigsbee ave
Moore mrs Cottie, no Fayetteville
Moore John, 126 Fayetteville ■
Moore Julia, 159 "
Moore Martha, 210 Seminary
Moore Sarah, 309 South
Moore Sarah, 219 Cleveland
Moore Sarah A, 126 Umstead alley
Moore Susan, 210 Seminary
Moore Viney, 100 Cleveland
Morehead Lucy, 107 Wilson
Morgan Ada, 416 e Pettigrew
Morgan Alex, 114 Umstead alley
Morgan Cora, 657 Mangum
Morgan Emma, 114 Umstead alley
Morgan Ida, cook, 219 Poplar
Morgan Jim, 114 Umstead alley
Morgan Lucinda, 114 Umstead alley
Morgan Roxana, tob worker, 211 Morehead ave
Morris Julia, cook, 251 Cleveland
Morris Joe, tob picker, 300 Mangum, r 152 Fayetteville
]\Iorris Julia, cook, 616 Mangum
Morris Mary, 312 South
Morris Parthenia, cook, 311 e Pettigrew
Morris Sallie, 152 Fayetteville
Morris Tom, lab, 311 e Pettigrew
Morris Wm, tob worker, 251 Cleveland
Morson Amanda, 205 South
Morson Scipio, " "
Morton Carrie, cook, 400 Morehead ave
Murchinson J W, barber, 103 ]\Iangum
Murphy Annie, 613 e INIam
Murphy Charley, b U'ber, 103 Mangum
]\Iurphy Josephine, 106 Carrington
BUCKWELL'S DUBhM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
The Great Passenger and Freight
'l Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
200 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Murray Geo, lab, 307 e Pettigrew
Murray Katie, 218 Dillard
Murray Rose, 307 e Pettigrew
NEWLIN CHARITY, 531 w Main
ewlin Sarah, 122 Umstead alley
Nichols HeniT, 205 Whitted
Nichols Lena, 114 Cora
Nichols Serena, no Red Cross
Nixon Jane, 115 Garretts alley
Noel Julia, cook, 506 e Mangum
Nunn Daniel, 205 Red Cross
Nunn Mary, 628 Lea
Nunn Ruffin, " "
OATES MARIAH, snuff worker, 108 e Proctor
'Daniel Bell, 157 Favetteville
O' Daniel Cornelia, "
O' Daniel Julian, "
O' Daniel J W,
O' Daniel Nannie, " "
Ofield Wni, tob worker, 105 Mt Vernon alley
Olive Mary, loi s Gregson
Olive T D, 129 w Main
Oliver Ed, tob picker, 216 e Pettigrew
Overby Amy, 305 Pine
Overby Jacob N, waiter, no Mangum, r 305 Pine
Overby Jordan, 105 Mangum
Overby Mary, 305 Pine
Overby Rob I, waiter, no Mangum, r 305 Pine
Overby Wm, restaurant, no Mangum, r 305 Pine
Owen Fayette, 608 Mangum
PAGE ELIZA, 221 Whitted
age Judia, 154 Fayetteville
Page J J, 221 Whitted
Page J R, "
IIMQTTRF ^^^^ J' ■^" ^I^^CKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 i > O U i\ JL Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
•"■pAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR L IN E> passing through the Cities
I of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 201
Page M 8,154 Fayetteville
Parham Mariah, cook, 214 Morris
Parker Henry, 120 Umstead alley
Parker Jos H, "
Parker Lula, '« "
Parker Marg't, ^'
Parker Mary A, 311 e Main
Parker W J, 120 Umstead alley
Parrish Alex, 225 e Peabod}-
Parrish Caroline, cook, 611 Manguni
Parrisli Mary, 225 e Peabody
Paschall Carrie, 144 Fa}'etteville
Patterson Adaline, 114 Cora
Patterson Andrew, 620 Lea
Patterson Emily, 620 Lea
Patterson Francis, 104 Vickers ave
Patterson Gracy, loi s Gregson
Patterson Jerry, " "
Patterson Jno, tob worker, 122 McMannen, r E Durham
Patterson 'Rebecca, 109 Carrington
Patterson Sudie, 317 e Pettigrew
Patterson Susan, cook, 113 Poplar
Patterson Wm, 104 Vickers ave
Peace Annie, 113 Red Cross
Peace Annie, 200 e Proctor
Peace Pleasant, 200 e Proctor
Peaks Luke, 114 Red Cross
Peaks Sarah, " "
Pearson Rev G W, 157 Fayetteville
Peeden Betty, 1 1 1 HoUow'ay
Pennington Alex, wood chapper, 307 McMannen
Pennington Allen, lab, 304 McMannen
Pennington Frank, drayman, 117 e Main
Pennington Lizzie, dom, 304 McMannen
Peoples Easter, cook, 317 e Pettigrew
Blackwell's Durham Tol)acco ;:p;^:ri';i°::m:
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it 'ThU BEST."
21
PiEDMOiNT AIE-LIUE '^'^^^^^^ Passenger and Freight
h *4J«J*i.WlN, 1 4*4ft UXi.\Li, Li„e of ti^g Sq^^Jj ^^..^,^ unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. I,. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga. "^
202 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Peoples Fred, 317 e Pettigrew
Peoples Harry, tob- worker, 317 e Pettigrew
Peoples Jane, washer, "■ ^'
Peoples Junius, porter, '■' "■
Peoples Ivil lie, "^ '-'-
Peoples Wash,, lab, "- '•'-
Perry Annice, 204. Seminary
Periy Candace, " *■'
Perry Isaac, '' "
Perry Luke, 220 Rigsbee ave
Perry Rosa, 116 Broadway
Perry Thos, 204 Seminary
Perry Violet, " '^
Pettigrew Geo, R&D depot hand, r 313 e Pettigrew
Pettigrew Maiy, washer, 313 e Pettigrew-
Phipps Margaret, washer, 212 Poplar
Phipps Wm, tob worker, " "
Pointer Ann, washer, 420 e Pettigrew
Pointer Annie, 420 e Pettigrew
Pointer Fanny, washer, 420 e Pettigrew
Pointer Wm, tob worker, 420 "
Pookram H H, tob worker, 108 Vickers ave
Pookram Rebecca ^' *■'■
Pool Berry, 124 Fayetteville
Pool J M, '' "
Pool R L, " ^'
Potter W H, 109 e Peabody
Potter Lucy, " "
Pratt Adaline, 323 Chapel Hill
Pratt Ella, 108 Mt Vernon alley
Pratt Emma, 209 Morehead ave
Pratt Emeline, cook, 209 Morehead ave
Pratt John, 205 Rowland
Pratt Jno W, 323 Chapel Hill
Pratt Lizzie, 114 Red Cross
1 N S Tl R F r*'' J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
^t t}^ *- * ^ AssociaHon of Philadelphia.
vZ 1 ^ "I ?^ thf Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
nPAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passing throu-htneCitle*
I of Alexandria, Charlottesville, L3'nchburg, Danville, Greensboro
iReidsville, vSalisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the vSouth and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 203
Pratt Luther, 205 Rowland
Pratt Milly, " "
Pratt Susan, iii Holloway
Presbyterian Church, colored, no Mangum (up
stairs)
Price Jack, 208 e Pettigrew
Price Josephine, cook, 528 Mangura
Price Sudie, 208 e Pettigrew
Prince Bettie, loi Corporation
Prince Frank, " "
Prince Harriet, " "
Prince Renfz, " "
Prince Sarah, " "
Pur^ear Carrie, 116 Red Cross
Puryear Charley, no Vickers ave
Puryear Elijah, 116 Red Cross
Puryear Evaline, 207 South
Puryear F F, 114 Mangum
Puryear Grandian, 114 Red Cross
Puryear Henry, 113 *'
Puryear Louisa, 116 "
Puryear Matilda, no Vickers ave
Puryear Matthew, n6 Red Cross
Puryear Nannie, " "
Puryear Silas, 114 '<
RAGLAND BELLA, ni Holloway
atler Jim W, 104 Vickers ave
Ray Anna, 104 Seminary
Ray Anna S, 11.7 w Parrish
Ray Annie, 209 Ramseur
Ray Ben, 424 e Pettigrew
Ray BJ, "
Ray Daniel, 207 Whitted
Ray Duncan, 107 Fayetteville
GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
fake: the Piete^nt 4it-Miis,J!;r^;j;:jto!;:^S. c"
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. FoAnformation'
address, J. I^. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
204 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Ray Elvira, 424 e Pettigrew
Ray Ferreby, 424 "
Ray Francis, 612 e Main
Ray Isaac, 222 Rigsbee ave
Ray Jane, sack nikr, 107 Fa}'etteville
Ray John, 424 e Pettigrew
Ray Johnson, 424 "
Ray Laura, 612 e Main
Ray Lethe, 424 e Pettigrew
Ray Lizzie R, 222 Rigsbee ave
Ray Martha, 202 "
Ray Mollie, 108 Dillard
Ray M R, iii w Parrish
Ray Oriby, 302 Ramseur
Ray Thos J, 117 w Parrish
Ray Wm, tob pkr, B D T Co, r 612 e Main
Ray Zilpha, sack mkr, 107 Fayetteville,
Reid Henry, 211 Foster
Reid Minerva, 211 "
Rencher Robt E, 114 Church
Richordson Burt, teamster, 313 e Pettigrew
Richardson Geo R, 209 Morohead ave ^
Richarnson G W, saloon elk, 11 1 Mangnm, r 112 Red
Cross
Richardson Sue, cook, 213 e Pettigrew
Richardson Thos, R R hand, 200 e Proctor
Richmond J C, 107 e Peabody
Richmond Robt, 114 Chnrch'
Ridley Rosa, 104 Carr ave
Ridley Thos, • " "
Rigsbee Alex, tob stamper, 102 w Green
Rigsbee Geo, wood chopper, " "
Rigsbee Lanra, 215 Glenn
Rigsbee Virgil, porter, 202 Mangum
Ring David, cobbler, 113 Red Cross
IN^TTPF with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
li^ kJ U i\i_j Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'h, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question
T;?f^^'^",^n'^^^°.^J^^^ ^^^^' Passing through the Cities
1 oi Raleigh Durhim, Goldsboro. Spartenburg, Greanville, Seneca
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 205
Ring Harriet, 115 Red Cross
Roan David, 107 Chapel Hill
Roan OH, 220 Poplar
Roberson Celia A, washer, in Vickers ave
Roberson Dock, lab, 203 Ramseur
Roberson Ella, cook, " "
Roberson Henr>', tob cutter, 220 e Pettigrew
Roberson Jake, tob wkr, 105 Morehead ave
Roberson John, 114 Church
Roberson Thos, 1 1 1 Vickers ave
Roberson W H, 207 Seminary
Roberts Caroline, ii6Broadwav
Roberts Geo, 112 Day ave
Roberts Harriet, 212 Morris
Roberts Jennie, 112 Day ave
Roberts Ruth, 212 Morris
Robertson Elizabeth, 103 Morehead ave
Robertson James, " "
Robinson Annie, 412 w Peabodv
Robinson Celia, 220 e Pettigrew
Robinson Hattie, 208 Willard ave
Robinson Henr>', 220 e Pettigrew
Robinson Jake, 209 Morehead ave
Robinson John, 112 Red Cross
Robinson John, 105 Mt Vernon allev
Robinson Jno E, blk smith, in Bank alley, r 208 Wil-
lard ave
Robinson Mary E, 205 Roxboro
Robinson Sylvia, 208 Willard ave
Robinson Wiley. 412 w Peabody
Robinson Wni H, 207 Seminary
Rofe Geo, tob wkr, 122 McMannen, r E Durham
Rogers Benj, lab, 214 s Gregson
Rogers Bettie, washer, 214 s Gregson
Rogers Chas, tob wkr, " "
BUC/aVELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
f ak© th© Pistaml 4ir-Is!n,3j from Washington, D. C. ,
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
206 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Rogers Esther, 109 Carringtou
Rogers Geo, 107 e Peabody
Rogers J W, 401 Corporation
Rogers Lucy, cook, 120 South
Rogers Mary, 401 Corporation
Rogers Mary, washer, 221 Liberty
Rogers Nettie, cook, 214 s Gregson
Rogers Sallie, 103 Foster
Rogers Susan, 202 Pine
Rogers Washington, 109 Carrington
Rogers Wiley, lab, 217 Morehead ave
Ross Annie, nurse, 200 e Proctor
Ross Isabella, cook, 302 Ramseur
Rose Wm, lab, 304 South
Rountree Ellen 206 Roxboro
Rountree Gus, " "
Rountree McKinsey, no Church
Royster Henry, lab, 303 Pine
Royster Jack, 113 Day ave
Royster Louisa, 113 "
Rudd Sarah, loi Whitted
Rnffin Anderson, 150 Fayetteville
Ruffin Eliza, 130 "
Rnffin E S W, 115 Vickers ave
Ruffin Emeline, cook, 225 Morris
Ruffin James, 118 w Peabody
Ruffin Lucinda, 115 Vickers ave
Ruffin Lucy, 150 Fayettville
Ruffin Peter, tinner, ir5 e Main, r 112 Red Cross
Ruffin Sam, 130 Fayetteville
Ruffin Wm, 115 Vickers alley
Russell Dicy, 203 Glenn
Russell Franks 614 e Main
Russell Henry, 203 Glenn
Russell Henry, 122 Vickers ave
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LlNE,Pass:ingthrough ihe Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, vSpartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L,. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY — CoLOREix. 20;
Russell John, 614 e Maiu
Russell Maliuda, 614 e Main
Russell Mariali, 122 Vickers ave
Russell Thos, 614 e Main
Rutledge Thos, 144 Fayetteville
Rutledge Ella, "
SANDERS CHAS, porter, 106 e Main
Saunders Sarah, 416 e Pettigrew
Sanford Spot, barber, 103 Mangum, r 30S e Main
Satterfield Agnes, 117 Glenn
Satterfield Francis, 405 Corporation
Satterfield Joe,
Satterfield Maggie, 154 Fayetteville
Savoid Francis, 107 Carrington
Savoid Wm,
Scales Alston, tob worker, 122 McMannen, r 103 Amey
Scales Jesse, 103 Amey
Scales John, " ''
Scales Joe, saloon clerk, 220 e Pettigrew
Scales J B, 107 e Peabody
Scales Mary, 103 Amey
Schriber Henry, butler, 506 Lea
Scott Lucretia, 216 Watkins
Scott Mary, '^ '^ ^
Scott Polly, 214 Poplar
Scott Polly, 112 Ramseur
Sears Frank, 107 Mangum
Sears John, 211 Carrington
Sears Mary, 107 Mangum
Sears Minerva, 211 Carrington
Sears Phoebe, 211 Carrington
Sellers Francis, no e Proctor
Sellers Jordan, 210 s Gregson
Sellers Julia,
Reliable and Satisfactory !
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Take ths Refaoal AiE-Kae ;[?e«'£o«goLo-:>S:ne"
New Orleans, Shrivcport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
208 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Sellers Julia, washer, iioe Proctor
Sellers Thomas, '' ''
Shackelford Mag, doin, r 106 Roiiey
Shaw Agnes, 165 Fayetteville
Shaw Ed, iii Wilson
Shaw Mariah, 418 e Petti grew
Shaw Mitchell, 406 w Proctor
Shaw Rebecca, iii Wilson
Shaw R M, porter, 204 Mangnra, r 165 Fayetteville
Shearin Henry, 506 Lea
Shelbon Henry, 304 McMannen
Shelbon Jas, lab, 303 Pine
Shelbon Mary, " "
Shelton James, lab, 303 Pine
Shelton Minnie, washer, 303 Pine
Shelton Rosa, 304 McMannen
Shelton Winnie, 304 McMannen
Shoffner Lem, tob wkr, 408 w Proctor
Simms James, tob wkr, 324 Pine
Simmes Mary, washer, 324 Pine
Simmes Mary, 406 Duke
Simmes Skid, coachman, 406 Duke
Simmons Joe, 232 William
Simmons Mag, washer, 404 w Proctor
Smith Annie, cook, 138 McMannen
Smith Eliza, 305 e Main
Smith Emma C, 221 Liberty
Smith E C, 150 Fayetteville
Smith Eugene, 221 Liberty
Smith Fanny, 303 Pine
Smith Jule, 114 Church
Smith J C, 221 Liberty
Smith Laura, 405 w Pettigrew
Smith Laura, cook, 207 s Gregson
Smith Lena, washer, 104 Fayetteville
JT IVr A Pl^ A V represents the Fidelity Mutual Life
. U . lYlii^L/IVi\ 1 Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J. J. MACKAY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passmg through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
IReidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and vSoutfe
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored, 209
Smith Maggie, 218 e Pettigrew
■Smith Mary, tob stamper, 207 s Gregson
Smith Mary washer, 637 Mangnra
Smith Mary, 405 w Pettigre\y
Smith Mary, 104 Haywood
Smith Mary, 221 Liberty
Smith Mary C, 221 "
Smith Nannie, 213 Whitted
Smith Nannie, dom, 315 Ramsenr
Smith P H, grocer, 105 e Peabody, r 2ig e Pettigrew
Smith Wesley, teamster, 315 Ramseur
Smith Wm, 637 Mangnm
Smith Wm M,. 104 Haywood
Smith WO, 107 Fowler
Smith W T, 213 Whitted
Sneed Bryant, tob stamper, no j\It Vernon alley
Sneed Juenry, tob stamper, '* " "
Sneed Julia A, washer, " " "
Sneed Sedley, drayman, no Mt Vernon alley
Snipes Carrie F, 105 Mangnm
Snipes Fletcher S, 105 "
Snipes Maggie L, " '*
Snipes Sally, cook, '* "
Snipes Wm, lab, 200 e Proctor
Sparkman Amanda, 116 Glenn
Sparkman Duncan, 108 Fayetteville
Sparkman Emily, " "
Sparkman Israel, " "
Sparkman Katie, " "
Stanley Mariah, 112 Reams ave
Stanly Mariah, 314 Rigsbee ave
Stephens Charley, 206 Seminary
Stephens Jennie, " "
Stephens King, " "
Stephens Lilly, "
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco p^^tiruni^'m,
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
22
:e the Piedmant ^ir-Liine, j;;f ^'^^'^^^^ ''''''^ ^'""
"ifrom Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information ,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
2IO DIRECTORY— Colored. "
Stephens Mariali, 117 Poplar
Stephens Martha,. 206 Seminary
Stephens Wm, lab, 117 Poplar
Stephens W M, 1 1 1 w Parrish
Stewart Blanche, tob wkr, 406 e Main
Stewart Geneva, washer, 212 Poplar
Stone Mebane, lab, 107 Vickers alley
Stone Susan, " *"'
Stowe Green, lab, r 112 Reams ave
Strayhorn Alice, 210 Carrington
Stra}'horn Caroline, washer, 303 Willard ave
Strayhorn John, tob wkr, 211 Morehead ave
Strayhorn Viney, washer, "■ "
Strayhorn Wm, tob prizer, '<■ "•
Stroud Bella, 109 Cora
Stroud Emma, 118 Vickers ave
Stroud Eveline, cook, 317 Pine
Stroud Geo, 104 e Proctor
Stroud Green, lab, r 319 e Petti grew
Stroud Jennie, 317 Pine
Stroud Rosa, 114 e Proctor
Strudwick Duncan, 306 McMannen
Strudwick Wm, 302 Dillard
Sturtevant Thos, cook, 105 Mangum, r 319 e Pettigrew
Sturtevant W L, cook, 105 Mangum
Suits Laura, cook, 406 e Main
Summerville Annie, 109 Cora
Sutton John, 203 Morehead ave
Swepson F*rancis, cook, 216 Morris
TALLY ED, 327 Pine
ally Nannie, washer, 327 Pine
Tally Peter, carpenter, " '^
Tapp Ed, R&D depot
Tapp Wm, ''
IN^TTPl^ '^'ith J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mntual Life
1 IN O U Xv J_J Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
npAKETHE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing throucrh tiie Cities
1 of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro. Sparcenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the vSouth and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. h. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Coi^ORiSD. 2 1 1
Tapp W H, waiter, Hopkins House
Tate Alex, 614 e Main
Tate Christian, washer, 614 e Main
Tate Maria, no Red Cross
Tate Maria, 108 Vickers ave
Tate Tiney, 614 e Main
Tate Wni, 309 South
Taylor Fannie, 104 Carrington
Tavlor Julia, 303 Lea
Taylor Rev J C, 114 Church
Taylor Ransom, 104 Carrington
Taylor Violet, 211 Queen
Teachy Isabella, 212 Pine
Terrell Wm, cook. Hotel Claiborn
Terry Julia, cook, 215 Poplar
. Terry Willard,
Thomas Henry, 204 Seminary
Thompson Amy, cook, 102 Reams ave
Thompson Annie, 119 McMannen
Thompson Bessie, 309 South
Thompson Betsy, 500 w Peabody
Thompson Celia, 202 Ramseur
Thompson Estella, 103 Carr ave
Thompson Isabella, 205 w Green
Thompson Julia, no Milton ave
Thompson J W, lab, 103 Queen
Thompson Mary, nurse, 105 Willard ave
Thompson Melissa, 309 South
Thompson Patsy, 201 w Green
Thompson Peggy, 309 South
Thompson Tom, lab, 308 McMannen
Tilley Becky, 112 Reams ave
Tilley Dudley, 215 Poplar
Tilley Harriet, 104 Umstead alley
Tilley Holder, tob wkr, 1 1 2 Reams ave
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
fake the Fiediaottt AlE-Liae ^,£^o^LS;:'JZ^.
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information ,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
212 DIRECTORY— COLOREB.
Tilley Richard, tob wkr, l:o2 e Proctor
Tilley Rosa, dom, " "
Toriaii Merick, lab, 308 w Main, r W Durham
Towns FT, 216 Watkins
Townsend Alex, tob wkr, 312 South
Townsend Gracy, tob stamper, 312 South
Townsend Goines, *■' "
Townsend Letha^ washer, ii u
Townsend I^ucy, tob wkr, *■'• ^'
Trainum Rose, 307 e Pettigrew
Trice Francis, cook,. 11 1 South
Trice Johnson, tob stemmer, loi s Gregson
Trice J S, loi Strayhorn ave
Trollinger Cora, cook, 206 Cleveland
Trollinger Thos, drayman, 126 w Main
Tucker G L, 114 Church
Tucker Rebecca, 109 Dandy
Tucker Samuel, 406 w Pettigrew
Tucker Sarah, 406 w Pettigrew
Tucker Sarah F, 406 w Pettigrew
Tucker Rev E R, school teacher, 406 w Pettigrew
Tucker Wm, 406 w Pettigrew
Turner Aaron, lab, 634 Mangum
Turner Fred, 412 w Peabody
Turner Hannah, 412 w Peabody
Turner Jane, 217 Dillard
Turner Jennie, washer, 634 Mangum
Turner Mary, 116 Whitted
Turner Nelson, 116 "
Turner Sally, 308 w Proctor
Turner Sarah, 412 w Peabody
Turner Willie, 116 Whitted
Turrentine Ada, 202 Glenn
Turrentine Josephine, 202 Glenn
Turrentine Meredith, " "
Jr T\/r A Pj/" A V represents the FIDELITY Mutual LiFE
. O. iTl/lL/lVi\ I Association of Philadelphia.
Before Insuring your life do not fail to see J . J . M ACK A Y .
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Ljnichburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored. 213
Twine Rev L D, pastor Pjesbyterian church' 205
Roxboro
Twine mrs Mary W, 205 Roxboro
Twitty Eliza T, 115 Broadway
UMSTEAD VERNUSA, dom, 612 Manguiii, r N
Durham
Upchiirch Etta, cook, 230 McMannen
VAN HOOK ANNICE, dom, 501 Mangum
anhook Edwd, tob prizer, B D T Co, r 501 Mangum
Vanhook Puss, 113 w Parrish
Vanhook Young, tob pkr, 300 Mangum, r 113 w Parrish
WADE AARON, 113 Red Cross
adejohn,
Wade Eliza, 148 Fayetteville
Wade Houston, 148 "
Wade Lizzie, " "
Wade McKinsie, " "
Wade Rena, 208 Whitted
Wade Saml, 148 Fayetteville
Wade Zack, 208 M^iitted
Walker Bettie, in Glenn
Walker Ellen, 109 Ramseur
Walker Francis, 410 Willard
Walker James, *' "
Walker Eaura, 304 e Main
W^alker Mary, 112 Ramseur
Walker Mary A, 220 Poplar
Walker Sarah, 204 Dillard
Walker Wm, in Glenn
Wallace Eva 213 Whitted
Wallace Henry, 104 Carrington
Wallace Geo, 222 Rigsbee ave
Wallace John, 213 Whitted
Ward G W, restaurant, no Church
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
214 DIRECTORY— Colored.
Warren Ann, washer, 301 Chapel Hill
Warren Benj, barber, 102 w Main, r 301 Chapel Hill
Warren Ed tob wkr, 122 McMannen, r 301 Chapel Hill
Warren Geo R, tob wkr, 301 Chapel Hill
Warren Henry, 114 Red Cross
Warren James, lab, 506 Morehead ave, r 303 Chapel
Hill
Warren Lou, cook, 133 South
Warren Mariah, cook, 506 Morehead ave, r 303 Chapel
Hill
Warren Monroe F, Hotel Claiborn
Warren Mary J, washer, 303 Chapel Hill
Warren Sarah', 114 Red Cross
Warren Stanford, tob wkr, 301 Chapel Hill
Watkins Susan, 216 Watkins
Watson Alex, 121 Amey
Watson Francis, 121 Fayetteville
Watson Lethe, 121 Amey
Watson Martha, 104 Johnson's alley
Watson Wilson, 121 Fayetteville
Watson Zilpha, "
Weatherspoon Laura, 403 Corporation
Weaver Celin dom, 404 Morehead ave
Weaver Ida M, 109 Amey
Weaver S B, drayman, 117 e Main, r 109 Amey
Webb Aaron, 115 Garrett's alley
Webb Delia, no Red Cross
Webb Easter, no Red Cross
Webb Francis, 10 1 Amey
Webb F J, 155 Fayetteville
Webb Moses, 405 w Proctor
Webb Patsey, "
Webb Robt, 207 Carrington
Welborn A D. 207 Whitted
Welborn Pandora, 207 Whitted
TNQTTPF "^'^^^^ J' J" ^I-^CKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN k^ U Iv Hi Association of Philadelphia-
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingthrough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Colored, 215
Welsh Charles, tob worker, 112 Reams av^e
Welsh Dallas, tob cutter, " "
Welsh Delia, washer " "
West Fanny, washer, 404 \v Proctor
Wheeler Chas, tob stamper (Duke), 513 e Main
White Anderson, 222 Rigsbee ave
White Bettie, washer, 220 Poplar
White Bettie, 208 Queen
White Celia, washer, 103 Morehead ave
White Edwd, 114 Church
White Ennis, lab 308 McMannen
White Fanny, washer, 308 McMannen
White F'rances, sack mkr, 109 e Proctor
White John, lab, 308 McMannen
White Louisa, cook, 114 e Pettigrew
White O B 102 w Main
White Simon, 102 Vicker's alley
White Simpson W, R R hand, 109 e Proctor
White Virginia, 102 Vicker's ave
Whitted Anderson A, 108 Umstead alley
Whitted Bertha, 227 Whitted
Whitted Evaline, 108 Umstead alley
Whitted Jas A, school teacher, 227 Whitted
Whitted Jas A, Jr, mail carrier, 128 Wilson
Whitted John, tob pkr, 218 e Pettigrew
Whitted Lea M, 202 Ramseur
Whitted Lilly, 108 Umstead alley
Whitted Alary, 227 Whitted
Whitted Molly, cook, 218 e Pettigrew
Whitted Pearl, 227 Whitted
Whitted Portia J, 227 "
Whitted Robt M, carpenter, 108 Umstead allev
Whitted Sally, 227 Whitted
Whitted Susan, 128 x'lmey
Whitted Susie E, 128 Wilson
Reliable and Salisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
A 1m T i»* The shortest direct lint
'*«'jj from Washin<^ton, D. C. ,
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
2 1 6 DIRECTOR Y— Colored.
Whitted S J, 227 Whitted
Whitted Tenipy, 128 Wilson
Whitted Wm, tob pkr, 218 e Fettigrew
Whitty Will, tob wkr, r 217 Poplar
Wilkins Sam, 115 e Peabody
Wilder Anna, cook, 210 Morris
Williams Amos, loi Yancey
Williams Annie, cook, 202 Sonth
Williams Bella, 319 Foster
Williams Cornelia, cook, r 108 Rigsbee ave
Williams Eliza, washer, 109 Cora
Williams Emma, Hopkins House
Williams Geo, 150 Fayette\alle
Williams Haywood, 118 Seminaiy
Williams James, 319 Foster
Williams Laura, cook, 218 Dillard
Williams Lilly, 115 Vicker's alley
Williams Lizzie, Hopkins House
Williams Margaret, nurse 214 Cleveland
Williams Martha, ti8 Seminary
Williams Mary, 200 Rigsbee ave
Williams Mar>' J, 208 s Gregson
Williams Nat, 101 Ramsey
Williams Penny, cook, 305 McMannen
Williams Rhena, cook, 203 Morehead ave '
Williams Rosa, cook, 319 Foster
Williams Susan, 300 Chapel Hill
Williams Sylvia, 319 Foster
Williams Telia, 208 s Gregson
Williams Willis, cook, Hotel Claiborn
Williams Wm J, 224 Rigsbee ave
Williamson Belle, r 107 Mt Vernon, alley
Williamson Hannah, 305 Pine
Williamson Mary, tob stamper. 305 Pine
Williamson Susan, 300 Chapel Hill
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASvSOCIATION represented
by J. J. MAC KAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing flirouglifheCitle:i
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
IReidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and Soutk
'West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DmECTORY— Colored. 2 1 7
"Wilson Menrietta, nurse, r 208 s Gregson
Wilson John, 108 Dillard %
Wilson Jordan, 105 Whitted
Wilson M^artlia, 21.1 ]Morehead ave
Wilson Sarah, washer, 304 McMannen
Wimberly Clara, 121 Broadway
Winstead Chas G, 211 Watkins
Winston Delia, niu'se, 313 w Pettigrew
W^inston Fanny, cook, " "
Womack Anderson, 313 Chapel Hill
Womack Oscar B, 405 Roxboro
Womble Lewis, 206 Mangiini
Wonible Sarah A, nurse, r 211 Ramseur
Wooden Sally, 207 Carrington
Wooden Wm, 207 Carrington
Woods Docie, 102 Umstead alley
Woods Fanny, no Carr
Woods Jennie, cook, 229 Cleveland,
Woods Larkin, drayman, 636 Mangum
W^oods Serilla, *' "
Woods Sylvia, cook, 103 Queen
Woody Ida, cook, 307 e Pettigrew
Worth Mary, cook, 207 Dillard
Wright Fanny, 106 Fayetteville
Wright John, lab, 222 e Pettigrew
Wright Jno W, of Wright & Merrick, 102 w Main, r 106
Fayetteville
Wright Lucy, 303 Chapel Hill
Wright nirs Mary K, 106 Fayetteville, Ha\ti
Wright Thos J, waiter, 303 Chapel Hill
Wright Walter, 107 e Peabody
Wright & Merrick, barbers, 102 w Main
Wyatt Delphy, no Red Cross
YARBOROUGH ELIZA, 406 w Peabody
arborough Ellen, 412 e Pettigrew
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ';:::^'':^^
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market'
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST "
23
To the South and' South
West, Montgomery, Mobile ,
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information .
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
2i8 DIRECTORY— CoLOREix
Yarborough Louisa, 109 Cora
Yarboroug-h Luc}', 108 Vickers ave
Yates Belle, 407 Corporation
Yates Charles, "
Y^atesDock, '^
Yates Ellen, ''
Yates jMartha, " "
Yates Thos, shoemaker, 415 w Main ^
Young Bettie, 206 Queen
Young Glenn, "• *■'
Young Mamie, '<• '^ .
Younger Anna, 103 Corporation
Yoiuiger Peter, •■' •■'
DURHAM
COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
-<i^ttorji.e3rs.
Boone & Parker, Mangum Building, cor e Main and
Man gum
BusBEE Walton M, Court House
Fuller & Fuller, Parrish Building, cor e Parrisli and
Mangum
Guthrie W A, 107 Church
Manning & Manning, Wright Building, cor w Main
and Corcoran
u^rcl:i.itects,
Leary S L, 201 w Main, up stairs
-(^■ULctiorL and. Oo^acimissiozi.
Mackay J J, 107 e Main
Rosemond H M, 126 e Main
Bag" a^an-Lifact-ULrers.
Golden Belt M'fg Co, cor w Pettigrew and Blackwell
IBanl^s.
Fidelity Bank, G W Watts, pres, J F Slaughter, cash-
ier, 201 w Main
First National Bank, J S Carr, pres, h D Heartt
cashier, 204 Mangum '
Morehead Banking Co, W H Willard, pres, W JM Mor-
gan, cashier
BLACKWELL S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
IQMf 4IE-IiIllP '^"'''' ^'^^^ Passeng^rand Freight.
■| Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
2 20 DIRECTORY — Commercial.
Brown H W, col, 109 Mangum
INlacklin G W, col, cor e Main and Church.
]\Inrchison & Sanford, col, 103 Mangum
Ray Closes, iii w Parrish
Richmond J C, col, 107 e Peabody
Wright & Merrick, col, 102 w Main
Bill IFoster.
Mallory J T, 209 w Green.
:Bl3icls:si:^:iitlis .
Amey Richard, col, 304 w Green
Hollow AY J A, 201 Liberty
HoLLOWAY W H, 301 Church
HowERTON R T & Bro, 410 Mangum
Murray Rob't, 119 e Peabody
Robeson John, iii Bank alley
Seeman H & Son, 115 e Peabody
Bcard-irLg- I3:o-u.ses.
Five Points House, Five Points
Gilman House, 215 e Main
Harrison House, 204 Morris
Holman House, 214 e Main
Hopkins House, 100 Cleveland
Norv/ood House, 113 South
Roanoke House, 400 Mangitm
Slade House, 118 e Main
Yearby House, 213 e Main
Bool^s a-nd. Sta.tiorLer3r.
Gattls T J & Son, 121 e Main
Bool^ Bind-ers.
The Educator Co, cor w ]\Iain and Mangum
T KI Q TT D I? ^^^^^ J- J- MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U lA Li Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged b}' all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
n^AKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LIN E.Passingfhrougli the Citi^
i. of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, vSpartanburg, Greenville Seneca
^orainsville and Athens, to the South and South W^est. For 'informs-
ilion, address, J. L. Tavlor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Commercial. 221
Boots azid. Slioes.
Cole J L, 114 e Main
r3uRHAM Supply Co, 126 w Main
Ellis, Stonje & Co, 124 w Main
.Jones J W & Co, 107 w Main
Lambe Thos J, loi e Main
Mangnm W & Son, 108 Mangnm
Markham H H, ioi w Main
Rawls Q E, 119 e Main
Slater W A & Co, 100 w Main
BriOiS ZMTan-uLfact-u-rsrs.
Fitzgerald R B, col, West Durham
Oarpeziters, Oozitractors, IBnild-ers.
Bassett R B, 113 Ramsev
Bivins J A, 217 Cleveland
Christian T S. 608 Mangnm
Clark Wm L, 243 Cleveland
Houston Benj, West Durham
Irwin Jno D, 524 w Main
Meredith & Son, 104 Catr
Norton C H, 302 Chapel Hill
Whitted S E, 619 Mangum
Carpets, n^vCattiang-, Szo,
Durham Supply Company, 126 w Main
Ellis, Stone & Co, 124 w Main
Jones J W & Co, 107 w Main
Markham H H, ioi w Main
Muse W A, T09 e Main
Carriag-es, -^sTv^ag-ons, Szo.
Durham Buggy Companv, Five Points
Durham Supply Co, 126 w Main
Holloway J A 201 Liberty
Reliable and Satisfaclaryl
BtACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
Me llig Reteint Mi-Um, '''" ^'^^'^'^ ^"^' '™"
^a®l from Washington, D. C,
and Richmond, Va., to Athens and Birmingham. For information ,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
Z2Z DIRECTORY — Commercial.
HowERTOX R T & Bro, 408 Mangum
Rogers R I, 219 w Main
Seenian H & Son, 117 e Peabody
Oig-ar Iv^an-CLfact-ULrers.
Kramer S & Co, 109 e Main, 2nd floor
Lyon & Reed, 113 & 115 Mangum, znd floor
Mallory Cheroot Co, 118 w Parrisli
Oig-a-rette IvCamj-fa-ctu-rers,
Duke Sons W & Co, 518 to 532 w Peabody
Durham Med Cig Co, 130 e Main, up stairs.
Micliie J C, 113 South
Olotliing".
Bernstein F, 108 e Main
Durham Supply Co, 126 w Main
Gladstein M & Co, 116 e Main
Lambe Thos J, loi e Main
Slater W A & Co, 100 w Main
Summerfield C & Co, 118 w Main
Oca.1 sizid. TT^ood.-
Holder A A, 204 e Peabody.
Morgan & Carr, 202 Mangum
Mackay J J, 107 e Main
Morgan & Carr, 202 IMangum
OorLfectioneries.
Berry J H, no w Main
Eakes M, 104 w Main
ROSEMOND H M, 126 e Main
TMCTIDI? with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 n !^ U rV ill Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Passingfiirongh the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lj'nchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
.Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Commercial. 22:;
* Spivey H T, 108 w Main
Stephenson R W, 106 w Main
'Tingen B T, 202 av Main
Ooopers»
Cheek A M, 312 w Main
Couch C P, 253 w Main
Little T H,, 105 Foster
Maynor Jos, 400 w Main
Pendergrass P M, 208 Morgan
Thomason M, 415 w Green
Mangum Wm, 332 w Green
Ootton IMIillS-
Commonwealth Cotton F'actory, East Durham
Durham Cotton M'fg Co, East Durham
Erwin Cotton Mills Co, West Durham
Pearl Cotton Mills, North Durham
Orocl^er3r.
Durham Supply Co, 126 w Main
Lloyd A E & Co, I22 w Main
MackayJ J, 107 e Main
IDentists.
Brown Dr J C, me Main, 2d floor
HendeRvSON Dr L B, 100 w Main, 2d floor
Lynch Dr W, 201 w Main, 2d floor
IDress Iv^alsers.
Johnson Mrs, 215 Morris
Landing Mrs, 107 Holloway
Lyon Mrs Thos B, 661 Mangum
McMannen' Mrs J A, 119 McMannen
GENUINE DURHAM TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL
Tlie shortest clirecf liiu-'
'^l from Washington, D. C. .
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address. J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
224 DIRECTORY— Commercial.
Marsh Miss LA, me Mam
Morris Mrs Jiio B, 108 Jacksoii
Yancey Mrs S H, 114 e Pettigrew
IDri:Lg-g-ists.
Blacknall R & Sox, cor w Main and Corcoran
Johnson Dr N M & Co^ cor e Main and ChnrcK
Michaels & Co, cor e Main and Mangmn
Vaughn P W, 106 e Main
Yearbv W M, 123 e Main
JDicy O-oocLs-
Ellis, Stone & Co, 124 w Main [
Gladstein M & Co, 112 e Main
Jones J W & Co, 107 w Main
Markham H H, loi w Main
Mnse W A, 109 e Main
Electric Lig-lit Oo-
Durham Electric Light Co, 204 e Peabody
Howerton R T & Son, Manguni
ISsrpress Ocmpa.rL3r,
Southern Express Co, 102 e Parrish
IPertilizer Oom.pan37-.
Durham Fert Co, Fact E Durham, office 202 ALangiim
lE^isii and. 03rsters.
McCleese T L, City Market
Rochelle G W, City Market
Sanders W T, City Market
IF'lcrist.
Hibberd R, 112 Jones
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION representee]
by J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
'The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THEPIEDMONT AIRLINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, Salisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and South
West. For information, address, J. h. Taylor, Atlanta., Ga.
DIRECTORY— Commercial. 225
Durham Foniiclen'., 222 \v Peabody,
:E^-u.r2:iiti:Lre.
'Cheek Furniture Co, loi w Parrish
Durham Furniture ^Pfg Co, 107 and 109 Corcoran.
O-ent's :Fu.mis]::iing-s.
Lambe Thos J, loi e Main
Slater W A & Co, 100 w Main
C3-roceries. ■
Barbee F 'M^ 104 e Parrish
Barbee R H, 113 e Main
Colly W F, col, 201 Morehead ave
Daniel A L, 100 Chapel Hill
Draughan A J, 547 w Main
Durham Supply Co, i::6 w Main
Edwards H F, 628 Manguni
Ellington W W, 303 Mangum
Elliott AG, 112 w Main
Enoch B, 104 Mangum
Farmers' All. Mds Co, 103 e Main
Farthing & Belvin, 100 w Parrish
Finklestein & Davis, 102 Mangum
Forsythe J S, 208 w Main
Goldstein Aaron, Lea cor Jackson
Green Bros, 114 w Main
Haskell ]\I, 321 Chapel Hill
Henry, O'Brien & Co, 117 e Main
Herndon & Bagwell, 105 e Main
Lewter Chas M, 629 Mangum
Markham H H, ioi w Main
Mangum W &. Son, 108 Mangum
Morton J C B, 510 w Main
Blackwell's Durham Tol)acco "^ri^.
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST."
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The shortest direct h'ne
MiU^'jj from Washington, D. C. ,
and Richmond, Va., to Atlanta and Birmingham. For information,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
226 . DIRECTORY— Commercial.
Perr\' D W, cor Morris and w Green
Proctor W H, 206 Mangnm
Rigsbee A M, 202 Mangnm
Smith D C, 510 e Main
Smith M, 103 Fayetteville
Smith P H, col, 105 e Peabody
vSmith P S, cor w Proctor and South
Thaxton & Patton, 116 w Main
Thompson E C, 320 e Pettigrew
Thompson J J, 332 Chapel Hill
Weatherspoon W H & Co, 209 Mangnm
Whitaker T J, 601 w Pettigrew
Whitted Jas A, col, cor Amey and Whitted
Wilkerson & Satterwhite, Jackson cor Lea
Williams A B, 207 Mangnm
Woodell W D, 207 Cobb
Wyatt MB, 203 w Main
0-"u.3:i a-nd. 31jOcl§:sm.itli.
Alford J E & Sons, 205 e Main
:E3:a.rca.^77-a-re-
DuRHAM Supply Co, 126 w Main
Eloyd A E & Co, 122 w Main
]\Iarkham H H, ioi w Main
Womble J T, no e Main
I3:a-r3n.e3S a-Tid. Sa.d.d.les.
Bolvn W H, 200 w Main
Wyatt E F & Son, 120 w Main
I3:a.ts and. Oaps.
Bernstein F, 108 e Main
Durham Supply Co, 126 w Main
Jones J W & Co, 107 w Main
Lambe Thos J, loi e Main
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASvSOCIATION represented
bv J. J. MACKAY, gives first-class Life Insurance.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia give in-
surance at one-third less cost than the old line companies.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT A I R-L I NE, Passing tlirough the Cities
of Raleigh, Durham, Goldsboro, Spartanburg, Greenville, vSeneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. t,. Tavlor. Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— CoMMERCiAi.. 227
]\Iarkhain H H, loi w Main
Rawls O E, 119, e j\Iain
Slater W A «S: Co, 100 w Main
lEZotels.
Hotel Claiborn, cor w Peabody and Corcoran.
Hotel Driver, iii Chnrch
IE3: "CLcl^is ter s .
Terrell S H, col, city market
Sherou W A, "' "
Stornonis G, '' "
Ice IDealers.
Arnold Eonis, 106 w Main
Sannders W T, 210 w Main
Ice IFactcrsr.
Durham Ice Factory, 310 Fuller
Izis-u.ra-rLce -i^g-ents.
Adams S E, 201 w Main, 2nd floor
Griswold W J, 100 w Main, 2nd floor
McCabe W H, 203 w Main, 2nd floor
Mackay J J, 107 e Main
MiCHiE J C, 208 Queen
SouTHGATE, J & SON, 105 w Main, 2nd floor
Surles W B, 201 w Main, 2nd floor
CTiJiiil^ IDealer.
Gattis J R, 201 e Main
Ijand. Oo2mpa-33.ies.
Durham Consolidated Eand Co, 201 w Main, 2nd floor.
Mutual Eand Co, 128 w Main, 2nd floor
N C & Newport News Eand Co, cor Mangnm and e
Main, 2nd floor
Reliable aitd Satisfactory I
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO.
j-p Tlie Great Passenger ami Freight
**jj Line of the South, with unsurpass-
ed FaciUties for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
fice. F'or information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
228 DIRECTORY— Commercial.
Trinity Land Co, cor w Peabodv and Cig-arette
Hall, Anno- Ding^ 205 e Main
Carter Jno S, no Howerton Alley
HardHn G M Jr, no Orange
Sears A A, 232 w Main
XjTJLnaToer.
Cameron A & Co, near D & N depot
Howell & Co, 104 w Main
INIangnm Wm, 322 w Green
Reams I M, 236 w Main
Rigsbee T J, 104 w Green
Wortham W H, cor e Pettigrew and Ramsey
Durham Machine Shop, 216 \y Peabod>-
Tomlinson S F, ag't, 212 w Peabody
Rogers R I, 219 w Main
Xvdiea-ts.
HuTcHlNS, J W, City Market
McClees T L, City Market
Schwartz, J, City Market
livdlercliant Ta,ilors. .
Mesley J S, 122 e Main
lvd:erclia.nd.ise Broilers.
Gattis J R, 201 e Main
TMOTipy with J. J. MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN O U IX Lj Association of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sovind beyond question.
nPAKE THE PIEDMONT AlR-LIN£,PassingthronghtheCitig5
I of A exandna. Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
.Keidsville, halisbury, Columbia and Augusta, to the South and South
A\est. For mforniatioa, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Co^MMERCiAU ^
'Griswold W J, I02 w Main, 2nd Bo&r
Ramsey N A, 107 e Main
.Surles W B, 201 w Main
I^v^illixLer3r„
Paucette Mrs A J & Co, 11 8 e Main
Pollett Mrs C M V, 124 e Main
Smith Mrs Ada M, 127 e Main
:Durliani School of Music, 125 e Main, 2nd Hoof
DuRH.\_M Daily Sun, 108 e Main
Durham Globe, daily and weeklv, 129 e IMain
Durham Recorder, 108 e Main
Southern Educator, ioi w Main
Opera Ho-use.
Stokes Opera House, 122 to 126 w Main
Fisher C I, 204 Jackson
King C C 120 Hunt
Rowe A M, North Durham
Turner J E, 302 Morehead
North Durham Pants Factory, iiS w IMain, Up stall's,
Durham Paper Box Factory, 120 \v Main
Z=li3rsic ia JIS.
Battle. Dr L W, 120 Broadwav
Cain Dr Jas F, 113 South
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO !
BE SURE YOU SMOKE IT, AND ASK FOR NO OTHER.
fP-,T.- iLi. 'B^'^J'vMMwi AJw T?w« To the Sbutii and vSoutb
la^e im riean|Qn.l illJ-liinej West.Montgomery.Mobile,.
New Orleans, Shriveport, Texas and California. For information,
address, J. L. Tajdor, Atlanta, Ga.
Z30 DIRECTORY — Commercial.
Carr Dr A G, 408 e Main
Jiohnson Dr N M, 120 South
Manning Drjno M, 109 Jackson
Moore Dr A M, col, no Fayetteville
Roberts Dr J D, 232 Cleveland
Smith Dr Julian A, 205 w Green
Vickers Dr Thos S, 309 Raniseur
:E=li.otog"ra,p lie rs -
RocHELLE C W, 112 w Main
Shelburn W, 105 e Main
Pianos a2n.ca. Org^ans.
Cheek Furniture Co, loi w Parrish
Darnall & Thomas, 105 e Main
Murray W R & Co, 103 w Main
IPl-CLnriToizig-, Steaarn and. O-as :Pittiri.g--
HoLMAN S W, ag't Bargamin & Co, 121 e Main
I=rinters, JBool^ and. Jolo.
Educator Co, ioi w Main
Whitaker Printing Co, 118 w Main
I^estaTj-rants.
Capps F P & H L, col, in w Parrish
City Dining Hall, cor w Main and Corcoran
Craig W M, col, 105 Mangum
Overby Wm, col, no Mangum
Ray Thos, col, 117 w Parrish
Rencher R E, col, 114 Church
Rowlett Elizabeth, col, 112 Mangimi
Sears Frank, col, 107 Mangum
Sasli, IDoor azid. Bliiiid. :F'actor3r.
WoRTHAM W H, cor e Pettigrew and Ramse}-
Mangum Wm, 326 w Green
TlMQTl P TT ^^'^'^^ ■!• J" MACKAY, Agent Fidelity Mntual Life
i IN O U iV Hi Association of Philadelphia.
, The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound beyond question. .
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, Passing througli the Cities,
of Raleigh, Durham, Goklsboro. Spartenburg, Greenville, Seneca,
Gainsville and Athens, to the South and South West. For informa-
tion, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Commercial, 231
]\Iangum Wm, 318 w Green
Rigsbee T J, 104 w Green
Saloons.
Barbee & Co, 106 Mangnm
Branson J, 100 Mangnm
Douglass AW 11 1 Mangnm
Ellis, A J, 112 Church
Oeer J H, col, me Peabody
Herndon M C, 109 e Peabody
Norwood Paul, 114 Mangnm
Pleasants R C, 120 w Parrish
Pool Robt, 117 w Parrish -
Scoggins T H, loi Mangnm
Scliools stnci Oolleg-es.
Durham Female Institute, Mangnm cor Seminary
Durham Graded School, (white) Dandy, btw Jackson
and Carr
Durham Graded School, (col.) Red Cross, cor Tatum's
alley
Durham Male Academy, Cleveland, cor e Green
Methodist Female Seminary, Church, head of Liberty
Trinity College, Trinity Park
Se-VsT-ing- Is^acliirLe u^g-enats.
Hamilton J W, ag't "Singer," 114 e w Main
Murray J S, ag't "New Home," 114 w Main
Murray W R & Co, ag'ts "Domestic," 103 w Main
Slioemal^ers-
Adams Thos, 200 e Main
Campbell J P 202 w Main
Carrol J O 104 w Main
Dunston W M, 107 e Peabody
GENUINE DURHAM" TOBACCO !
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE BULL.
fafee the fieJniQiit Ait-Line, f™:SS^to''"^^/^-
and Riclimond, Va., to "Athens and Birmingham. For information ,
address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
232 ■ DIRECTORY— CoMMEjicJAi.
High C C, Jacksan near Lea-
Howard Geo W, 211 e Main
Yates Thos^. col,, 415 w Main.
Link I N, 201 \v J\iain, up stair.'^.
Massey Rufus, 113 Church
Michie J C, 113 South.
Overby L W, 604 Manguni .
Ramsey N A, 107 e Main
Lloycl' A E & Co, 122 w Main
Taylor C C, 115 e Main
Womble J T, no e Main
Teleg-rapli-
Western Union Telegraph Co^ 11 1 Corcoran
Teleplioiie.
Southern Bell Telephone Co, in Corcoran, 2n.d floor
Tinners.
Lougee Geo E, 240 w Main
TwLOR C C, 115 e Main
ToToacco IDesilers.
Bass H J & Co, 208 Morgan
Biirton R C, 213 Foster
Cooper W L & Co, 138 w Main
Cooper & Rowland, 112 McMannen
Duke B L, cor w Main and Corcoran, 2n floor
GooDSON T C, 113 Pine
Green & MorEhead, 211 Morris
Israel W R, no Morgan
Jones (tCO R & Co, 601 Manguni
J[ M A Pl^ A V represents the FideIvITv MuTuai, Lifk
. J. iVlAUlYA I As.sociaTion of Philadelphia.
Before In.suring your life do not fail to see J, J. MACK AY.
He can save you money.
TAKE THE PIEDMONT AIR LINE, passing through the Cities
of Alexandria, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danville, Greensboro,
Reidsville, vSalisbury, Columbia, Augusta, and to the South and vSouth
West. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
DIRECTORY— Commercial.
Kramer A, 122 and 124 McMannen
Lea N P, 309 Fuller
LOCKHART J S, 212 w Main
Lyon R E, 100 Church
Martin T H, no Morris
OSBORN W H Co, 206 Morris
Peay T L, 301 e Peabody
PiNNix J T & Co, no Watkins
Reams C F, 335 w Green
Reams HA, 252 w Peabody
Reams I M, 115 Ramseur
Smith J W & Co, 308 w Main
Smoot a H & Co, 200 Watkins
Stokes A H & Co, 114 w Parrish
Swift J W, 108 Roney
Tatum J W, 105 Tatum Alley
Umstead A K, 301 Holloway
Umstead J N, 301 Holloway
Walker J B, in Pine
Watkins J L, 115 Roney
Toloacco ^actories-
Blackwell Durham Co-operative Tob Co, cor w Petti -
grew and Blackwell
Duke Sons W & Co, cor Cigarette and w Peabody
Fanners Alliance Plug Factory, 415 w Green
Faucette Durham Tob Co, 208 Poplar
Lyon Z I & Co, 122 e Pettigrew
Morris R F & Sons M'fg Co, 212 w Peabody
Swift & Brown, 108 Roney,
Whitted J Y Tob Works, 206 e Pettigrew
T'o'bacco ■Vs7'arel:LOiises.
Banner Warehouse, 214 w Main
Farmers' Alliance Warehouse, 400 w Main
Parrlsh Warehouse, 300 Mangum
Reams W arehouse, 200 w Main. -
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco ;:;:r°";2™;;
reliable, satisfactory Smoking Tobacco ever put upon the market,
hence dealers and consumers always pronounce it "THE BEST,"
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ed Facilities for prompt and satisfactory Passenger and Freight Ser-
vice. For information, address, J. L. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga.
234 DIRECTORY— Commercial.
XJud-ertsilsrers.
Cheek Furniture Co, loi w Parrish
Durham Fur M'fg Co, 107 and 109 Corcoran
Howerton R T & Bro, 408 Mangnm
'Va.riet3r Store.
Rawls Q E, 119 e Main
TTsT'atclinn.a.lsiers smcL cre-^XT-elers.
Jones M H, me Main
PosTLEY, C T, 125 e Main
Whituey R D, 203 e Main
TO ALL ADVERTISERS.
The Durham Ahnanac will contain the names and
postoffice address of 5000 of the most substantial citi-
zens of this and all adjoining counties, and a copy will
be mailed to each on^ fi^ee.
It will be issued in September, and will be by all odds,
the best advertising medium ever offered in Durham.
The Almanac will be complete and reliable, as good
as the best.
Advertisers can order as many additional copies as
they may wish, with their ads. on the outside back, at
satisfactory rates.
Write for space at once, please, and oblige.
Yours truly,
N. A. RAMSEY, Publisher,
No. 107 East Main Street,
DURHAM, N. C.
TMQTTDT? ^^'^*^^^ J- J- mack ay, Agent Fidelity Mutual Life
1 IN kJ U Ix Ej AssociaHon of Philadelphia.
The Plans of the Fidelity Mut. Life Asso'n, of Philadelphia, are ac-
knowledged by all first-class actuaries to be sound be3-ond question.
CHURCH STATISTICS.
DURHAM COUNTY.
NUMBER OF CHURCHES WHITE.
Methodist, lo
Missionary Baptist, . . . . ' ii
Primitive Baptist, 5
Presbyterian, i
Episcopal, I
Christian, i
29
Note. — I regret not being able to get any reliable
statistics for the colored churches. — Pub.
SUNDAY SCHOOL STATISTICS.
DURHAM COUNTY.
Number of Schools, 65
Officers and Teachers, 568
Scholars, 4,708
Total membership, 5,276
Average number of square miles to each school, 5.8-13
Average number of population to each school, 277
PUBLIC SCHOOL STATISTICS.
W G ViCKERS, Supt Public Instruction.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
D C Gunter, chairman R B Blalock
James E Lyon
GRADED SCHOOL BOARD
W A Guthrie, chairman, W E Foster, L D Heartt, S
F Tomlinson, C C Taylor, W H Rogers.
236 DIRECTORY.— Statistics, &c.
NUMBER OF CHILDREN BETWEEN 6 AND 21 IN DURHAM
COUNTY.
White . . . 3,761
Colored 2,490
Total 6,251
SCHOOU FUND
Apportioned 4tli Jan., 1892, $12,926.00, or $2.00 per
capita. Weak districts are allowed $105.00 for any
nnniber of children fallino- under 53.
NUMBER SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
White 36
Colored 25
Total 61
NUMBER SCHOOL HOUSES IN THE COUNTY.
White * 32
Colored . 24
Total 56
NUMBER SCHOOLS TAUGHT DURING THE SCHOOL
YP:AR OF 1891.
White 29
Colored 24
Total .53
ayerage length of school term.
Whites 17 2-3 weeks
Colored 18 7-12 "
average TEACHERS' PAY.
White f ^^^^^ $30.17 per month
1^ Female 27.25 " "
,, , . ( Male 24.28 "
Colored - ta 1 an.
\ Female 24. 17 " "
PUPILS ENROLLED.
White / ^^""^^^ ^^95
1 Females 876
Total 1771
DIRECTORY.— Statistics, &c. 237
Average attendance 113°
^ , ■, i Males 5'"^^
Loiored - -^ , _
( Females / 10
Total 1 291
Average attendance 77*^
NUMBER OF PUPILS STUDYING DIFFERENT BRANCHP:S.
Arithmetic 997
Geography 49^
Knglish Grammar 801
History of N. C 418
History of U. S 35i
Physiology 192
VALUE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PROPERTY.
White $ 4>8io
Colored 4> H5
(traded School for whites 35iOOO
Total $43)955-50
Graded School for the colored is tanght in a good
bride structure, which is rented propert>-.
DURHAM COUNTY MAGISTRATES.
Cfdar Fork Toccns/n'p—Kngh Green, J R Page, Jos
Green, C Barbee and W A Jenkins.
Diirham Township — D C Gunter, J A MclMannen, R
B Blalock, D L Belvin, Wm Lipscomb, M A Angler,
W H Wilkins and W T Neal.
Lebanon Tozvnship — Thos Lipscomb, W S Terry,
Jas V Cain, Jr, A G Cox and J G Latta.
Mangum Toivnship — A J Roberts, Marcus Tilley, P
A Flintqm, G C Hampton and W D Turrentine.
Oak Grove Tozvnship— ]\\o T Nichols, W G Page,
Duane Carpenter and Jas D Fletcher.
Patterson sToivnship — G A Barbee, Paul A Brown, G
M Green, Algernon Daniel and J W Cameron.
238 DIRECTORY.— Statistics, &c.
POST OFFICES— DURHAM COUNTY.
Bahama, Dayton, Durham, East Durham. Fish Dam,
Flat River, Galveston, Gonnan, Euster, Lydover, Mc-
Cown, Nelson, Red Mountain, Rougemont, South Low-
ell, Stagsville, Umbra, Willardsville.
NOTARIES PUBLIC— DURHAM COUNTY.
Busbee W M, Halliburton W S, Heartt E A, McGa-
ry Charles, Murray E C, Ramsey N A, Thomas C C,
Southgate James, and Whitted W W.
APOLOGETIC.
Great delay, beyond my control, has been had in the
publishing of this Director}^'.
I confidently hoped to have had it out by the ist of
March, ult., but so it is, and I kindly ask my advertis-
ing friends to make due allowances.
I had prepared about 3500 names with postoffice ad-
dress of substantial farmers and others, in this and ad-
joining counties, for publication, but am afraid to risk
them in the hands of the printers, as the Directory might
be out of date when finished.
The 3500 names with 1500 added, will appear in a
still better advertising medium, "The Durham Alma-
nac," which will be published in September, prox. , and
a copy will be mailed, free to each of them.
Write for space in time. It will pay you.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
N. A. RAMSEY, Publisher,
No. 107 East M^in Street,
DURHAM, N. C.
OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM.
\V. S. F.LACK, I). D., SUP'T., OXFORD, N. C.
This is purely a charitable institution, under the con-
trol of the Masonic Grand Lodge of North Carolina.
There are over 200 orphans now being- cared for, not
2)/. per cent, of which number arc the cliildren of Masons.
GIRI.S lU'ILDIXt;, OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM.
"Blessed is he that considereth the poor and needv;
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