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1880. 


Winston,  Salsa  ni  km\m 

DIRECTORIES. 

A.    C.    YOQLER, 


Main   Street,  !-mi1<  m     N".   O. 
MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  AEL  KINDS  OP 


IP*  -til.  **  JOL  JL  t  i* 


Lati  „t  Improvements— Most  Ttxjjfr&te  Terms. 

*@r  Undertaking  in  ^H^its   Branches-  ~?_ 


S^rS 


HARDW.AR'E    STORE 

S.  jbJ.^a£lEN, 

WTNgpON;  \. 

Wholesale  and  I^etaiWUeaxer  in 


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looking  and  Mieating  Stoves, 

eJXows*  Anvils,  Yicss, 

ZJOOtfS  £4S#,  BUNDS,  &c. 


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THE  LIBRARY  OF  THE 

UNIVERSITY  OF 

NORTH  CAROLINA 


pgz 


T.    I,.    VAUGHN. 


Warehouse, 


DN,   N.  C. 


THE  COLLECTION  OF 

NORTH  CAROLINIANA 

PRESENTED  BY 

Mittie  Wiley 


— — — ii  "•    /  1 3>i  -"I      Vissi    ~4^'  "4,*Si  *<S&  \s 


C971-3U 
W78e 

1879-80 


]  WAREHOUSE  IN  N,  C, 

'rices  Guaranteed! 

and  Mr.  J  S.  SCALES  as  Floor-Manasrer, 


»uu  iti.ij   j.  <^,.  iv  liAittiAivi  as  Auctioneer,  are  still  with  us, and  would  be  pleased  to 
see  their  many  friends  at  the  Piedmont. 

JYORFMjEET  <*•   VAUGUA*,  Fropr's. 

Wm.  T.  Yogler, 

Watchmaker  and  Jeweler, 

Opposite   Merchant's  Hotel, 
WINSTON,    N.    C. 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  large   assortmen 

of  Clocks.    Watches,   Jewelry,    Silver   :ind 

Silver-Plated    Ware,   Walking    Canes, 

and  Spectacles  of  every  description. 

83^"  Repairing   done   promptly  and  all  work 

warranted. 


REICH  &  REMPSOJT, 


ROOFING  AND  GUTTERING  and  Repairing  a  specialty.    All  kinds  of  Tin-Ware 
kepi  constantly  on  hand  at  Wholesale  and  Retail.    Law  prices  and  proud  work 

(;  i  a  it  a  n  r  i;  e  D  . 

Winston    and    Snlem,    IN".    C. 


/  (S  U     1     (J.  r-J 

CHAS.  EMERSON  &  CO.'S 


NORTH  CAROLINA, 

DIRECTORY, 

i879-'8o. 

Being  a  Complete  Index  to  the  Residents  of  the  cities, 


ALSO,   A   CLASSIFIED 


Business  Directory, 


TOGETHER  WITH  A 

STREET  DIRECTORY, 

A  Gazetteer  of  Guilford  and  Forsyth  Counties, 
-AND  A- 

POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

(Copyright  applied   for.) 


Price,  Three  Dollars. 


RALEIGH,  N.  C: 
Edwards,  Broughton  &  Co.,  Printers  and  Binders 

1879. 


SMITH'S 


t&Bk 


W  EfllCIM    . 

■WINSTON,  r^.  o. 

Keeps    a    Full    Line    of 

Medicines,   Trusses, 
fpOILET  AND  ^ANCY  ^KTICLES, 

^  BRUSHES. 

Cigars  and  Fine  Tobacco, 

STATIONERY, 

Fancy  Box  Paper, 

^^  Pnre  Wines  and  Liprsfor  Medicinal  Use, 

PRESCRIPTION  DEPARTMENT  filled  with  Dr.   Squibb's  Preparations.    Buyers 
will  find  it  to  their  interest  to  call  before  purchasing  elsewhere. 

REMEMBER  THE  PLACE. 


E.  BELO,  Vice  Presiden 


?  1  CAPITAL  $150,000. 


MAS.  A.  GRAY.As't 


Wadwviu  patiomil  IBank, 


f*0 


WINSTON,   N.  C. 

^Collections  Made  on  all  Accessible  Points.^! 


JAS.  A.   GRAY, 

WINSTON,  N  C, 

GENERAL 

Office  at  Wachovia  National  Bank. 
Loans  on  Eeal  Estate  Negotiated  at  Eeasonable  Eates. 


GENERAL  INDEX. 

,  ,.  PAGE. 

Appendix 125 

I    inks  j"jj. 

I  .lueational  j  ,! 

Churches  l  ■» 

City  Government  of  Greensboro  12ft 

City  Government  of  Salem ."".'.'.'.'.'! "l25 

City  Government  of  Winston '.'.".".'."'. li"> 

Forsyth  County  Government p">,i 

Gazetteer  of  Forsyth  ml  Guilford  Counties  jjl 

General  Directory  of  Names 

Government  of  North  (  irolm  i  1  ([ 

Greensboro  Business  Directory ZZ'ZZ. 117 

Guilford  County  Government 128 

HintoiK  il  Sketches  ~n 

Introductory    •••  in 

List  of  Merchants.  ]■, 

Post-Office  Directory '.ZZZZZZZZZZZ"ZZBacko{ Book 

Street  Directory &T*. VI 

United  States  Courts  1   I 

United  States  Government  j  in 

W  inston  and  Salem  Easiness  Directory  eg 


Index  to  Advertisements. 

Allen  BE... FrontCover 

Brown  &  Vaughn j^ 

Browns  Warehouse  j\ 

Caldcleugh  EM iZZZ.ZlZZZZZZ/BackCo\er 

Carter,  Rives  &  Co HO 

Ren^alSotei,-« 1.^.3. "::::::::::'.::::::::::;BaC'k  cover 

Douthit  Mrs  T  B 41 

first  National  Bank  of  Winston.  V  III 

Fries  F*  IB ZZZZZZZ'Z.Inset 

Fulkerson  J  B 7S 

Graj  James   V  j-\ 

Griffith  WA  &  Son  XXIr 

Hinsbaw  Bros 14 

Indl  in  i  House  Opposite  Post  Offiee  Due:  tors 

Johnston  Robt  B Inset 

Beak   &   \\  llson P39 

Niss?nWM...       ZZZ. .ZZZ.ZZZZZZZZ'Zinstt 

Udell,  Banan  &  Co  Inset 

Piedmont  Air-Line  Railway ..'.'.'.Back  Paster 

Piedmont  Warehouse FrontPaster 

Pton I  &  Stockton Inset 

Reich  <fe  Rempson "... '.'.'.  .".'.'*."."..".. FrontPaster 

Salem  Iron  Works .  Inset 

Salem  Female  Academy.  •>•: 

Siddall  II  A .' yi'f'j 

Smith's  Drug  and  Medicine  store " '. '       IV 

Spach  WE '    !  in 

The  Biblical  Recorder .  " "  .'..' jii'set 

The  Central  Protestant    .  ii:j 

The  Union  Republican  !!     ""  ["  '     "."  ". i'.v, 

The  \\  inston  Leader 7S 

The  Winston  Sentinel Inset 

Thompson  Dr  V  0 Under  Population 

\anstoryCP Back  Cover 

£og!er£,c    FrontCover 

VoglerWmT Front  Paster 

Wachovia  National   Bank • [V 

Washington  City,  Virginia  Midland  &  Great  Southern  Railroad 64 

WatkinaDrCJ ua 


Greensboro  Street  Directory. 


Ash,  2  w  Elnn,  from  Gaston  s  to  limits 

Ashboro,  from  cor  Fayetteville  and  Gorrell  s  e  to  limits 

Bragg,  2  s  of  s  limits,  from  Ashboro  to  Mebane  road 

Cedar,  5  w  Elm,  from  Salisbury  road  n  to  limits 

Centre,  1  e  of  e  limits,  from  Gorrell  n 

Church  is  the  continuation  of  Elm,  from  Clay  n  e  to  limits 

Clay,  2  n  Market  n  w  to  Green 

College,  1  w  of  w  limits,  from  Market  n  to  Delphina 

Davie,  1  e  Elm,  from  Fayetteville  n  to  Church 

Edgeworth,  3  w  Elm,  from  Washington  n  to  limits 

Elm  (main  business  street),  running  n  and  s  to  limits 

Factory,  1  s  Washington,  from  Forbes  e  to  limits 

Fayetteville,  1st  s  railroad,  from  Elm  s  e  to  Gorrell 

Forbes,  2  e  Elm,  from  Washington  n  to  Lindsay 

Gaston,  1  n  of  Market  e  and  vv  to  limits 

Gilmer,  5  e  Elm,  from  Washington  n  to  Lindsay 

Gorrell,  from  cor  Fa}'ettevillc  and  Ashboro  e  to  limits 

Green,  1  w  Elm,  from  Sycamore  n  to  Belle  Meade  av,  thence 

n  w  to  limits 
Lee,  1  s  of  south  limits,  from  Ashboro  w  to  Mebane  road 
Lindsay,  1  leading  off  of  Church  e  to  limits 
Lyndon,  3  e  Elm,  from  Market  s  to  Washington 
Mebane,  2  n  Market,  from  Davie  e  to  Forbes 
Mebane  road,  1st  s  of  railroad,  from  Elm  s  w  to  limits 
Mendenhall,  2  w  of  w  limits,  running  n  and  s 
New,  3  s  Market,  from  Ash  to  Davie 
Percy,  4  e  Elm,  from  Market  n  to  Lindsay 
Spring,  4  w  Elm  n  and  s  to  limits 

Sycamore,  1st  s  of  Market,  from  Edgeworth  e  to  Lyndon 
Washington,  2  s  Market,  from  Edgeworth  e  to  limits 
Walker  av,  continuation  of  New,  from  Ash  w  to  limits 


Salem  Street  Directory. 

Ash,  3  w  Main,  from  West  s  to  mill 
Bank,  4  s  1st,  from  Church  w  to  Cherry 


VII 

Belew's  Creek,  1  s  of  1st,  from  Salt  e  to  limits 

Cedar  av  is  that  part  of  Church,  from  Cemetery  s  to  Bank 

Cemetery,  2  s  1st,  from  Salt  e  to  limits 

Cherry,  3  w  Main,  from  1st  s  to  New  Shallovvford 

Chestnut,  2  e  Main,  from  1st  s  to  Cemetery 

Church,  1st  e  Main,  from  1st  s  to  limits 

Elm   2d  w  Main,  from  1st  s  to  Old  Shallowford 

High   1  s  of  1st,  from  Elm  w  to  tfew  Shallowford 

Laure  ,  5  w  Main,  from  Old  Shallowford  s  to  West 

Main  (main  business  street),  from  1st  s  to  limits 

Magnolia,  6  w  Main,  from  Old  Shallowford,  s  to  West 

Marshall   1st  w  Main,  from  Old  Shallowford  s  to  Mill 

Mill,  b  s  1st  from  Church  w  to  limits 

Mulberry  4  w  Main.,  from  Old  Shallowford  s  to  West 

™7*x h?  ,0";ford>  3  s  lst>  from  Main  w  to  limits 

Old  Shallowford,  5  s  1st,  from  Church  w  to  limits 

Fine,  4  w  Mam,  from  1st  s  to  New  Shallowford 

Poplar,  2  w  Main,  from  Old  Shallowford  s  to  Mill 

Salt,  1  w  Mam,  from  1st  s  to  Old  Shallowford 

Spruce,  5  w  Main,  from  1st  s  to  New  Shallowford 

Walnut,  7  s  1st,  from  Church  w  to  limits 

West,  6  s  1st,  from  Church  w  to  limits 


Winston  Street  Directory. 

1st  is  the  dividing  line  of  Winston  and  Salem,  two  squares 

s  of  Court  House  e  and  w  to  limits 
2d,  1  n  1st,  from  railroad  w  to  Spruce 
3d  s  s  Court  House,  from  Cheirv  e  to  limits 
4th,  n  s  Court  House,  e  and  w  to  limits 
5tb,  1st  n  Court  House  Square,  e  and  w  to  limits 
6th,  2  n  Court  House  Square,  from  depot  w  to  Spring 
7th,  3  n  Court  House  Square,  from  Cherry  e  to  limits 
Broad,  8  w  Mam,  from  1st  n  to  5th 
Cherry,  3  w  Main,  from  1st  n  to  7th 
Chestnut,  2d  e  of  Main,  from  1st  n  to  Liberty 
Church,  1st  e  Main,  from  1st  n  to  6th 
Depot,  3  e  Main,  from  1st  n  to  Liberty 
Elm,  2d  w  of  Main,  from  4th  s  to  1st 
Liberty,  1st  w  Main,  from  1st  n  to  Liberty  Addition 


VIII 


Liberty  Addition  is  all  that  portion  of  town  from  Depot  n  e 

to  limits 
Main  (main  business  street),  e  s  Court  House,  from  1st  n  to 

Liberty 
Old  Town,  2d  w  Main,  from  4th  n  to  limits 
Pine,  4  w  Main,  from  1st  n  to  6th 
Poplar,  0  w  Main,  from  4th  n  to  6th 
Spring,  7  w  Main,  from  1st  n  to  6th 
Spruce,  5  w  Main,  from  1st  n  to  6th 
Sycamore,  2d  e  Depot,  from  4th  to  5th 
Vine,  1st  e  of  Depot,  from  5th  to  4th 


H.  A.  SIDDALL, 


DEALER    IN 


General  Merchandise, 

SALEM  and  WIHSTOH,  K.  G. 

J.  A.  Bitting,       S.  H.  Hodgin,        J.  W.  Alspaugh.        R.  T.  Stedman, 

President.        Vice-President.  Cashier.  Ass't  Cashier. 

(Organized  February,  1876.) 

First  National  Bank 

OF 

WINSTON, 

(UNITED  STATES  DEPOSITORY,) 

WINSTON,  N.  C. 

CAPITAL, $100,000 

SURPLUS, 20,000 

■"  Collections  iw.  ive  special  and  careful  attention. 

DIRECTORS: 


J.   A.  BITTING, 

'.   W.  ALSPAUGH, 

T.  J.  BROWN, 

8.  H.   HODGIN, 

W.  A.  WHITAKER, 
N.  D.  SULLIVAN. 

C.  hAMLIN, 

J.  T.  Brown.  J.  2).  Vtougkn. 

BROWN  &  VAUGHN, 


»     ■ 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


Keep  Constantly  on  hand   a  large  lot  ok 


Iron,  JSteel. 

Coach  and  Wagon 


MATERIAL, 

B  ellows 

&c  ,  &c. 


Tools,  "Vises. 

Horse  and  Mule 


SHOES, 

Anvils, 

&c  ,  ice 

We  also  keep  a  large  and  assortefl  stock  of 
EOORS,    S^Sti    J^IXJD    IB  LIN  IDS, 

And  in  fact  everything  usually  needed  by  farmers,  mechan'cs,  contract- 
ors, etc.  Cooking  unci  Healing  Stoves  a  specialty.  All  orders 
carefully  and  promptly  filled  at  lowest  cash  prices.  Merchants  supplied 
at  close  figureSj  We  are  agents  for  the  sale  of  the  justly  celebrated  Va. 
Feed  Cutter,  which  is  conceded  to  be  the*  best  in  use.  We  promise  our 
best  efforts  to  please  all  who  may  favor  us  with  their  patronage. 

BROWN  &  VAUGHN. 


J.  T.  Brown. 


W.  B.  Carter,  Jk. 


J.  R.  Pierce. 


Brown's  Warehouse, 

WINSTON,  N.  0, 


This  old  established  House  has  sold  more  tobacco  the  present  year  than  any  other 
Warehouse  in  Winston.  Always  guarantee  the  best  handling  for  3-our  Tobacco,  and 
the  highest  market  prices. 

R.  D.  MOSELEY.  Auctioneer  )  J      J<      T>J)f)WN    &     Cf\ 

P.  A.  WILSON,  JR.,  Book-keeper.    \  J.     1.    £> LIU  W iV     (X    LU. 


INTRODUCTORY. 


To  the  Citizens  of  Winston,  Salem  and  Greensboro  : 

We  take  pleasure  in  presenting  to  our  patrons  this,  our 
first,  Directory  of  Winston,  Salem  and  Greensboro.  The 
compiling  of  a  directory  is  always  a  task  of  no  mean  mag- 
nitude, peculiarly  susceptible  to  errors,  but  we  have  brought 
to  this  work  the  experience  of  several  years  in  other  and 
larger  cities  and  have  conscientiously  endeavored  to  make 
the  initial  guide  to  Winston,  Salem  and  Greensboro  a  credit 
to  our  many  patrons  and  ourselves,  and  we  trust  that  upon 
examination  it  will  be  found  correct  and  satisfactory.  It  is 
our  intention  to  renew  the  Directory  in  1881,  when  it  will 
be  more  extended  and  varied  in  its  contents,  keeping  pace 
with  your  rapidly  growing  cities. 

Hoping  that  our  first  work   has  been  of  such  a  character 
as  to  gain  for  us  the  confidence  of  the  people,  and  cause 
.them  to  retain  their  patronage  for  us  in  1881,  we  remain 
Your  respectfully, 

CHAS.  EIERSOU  &  CO. 


Historical  Sketches 


OF 


SALEM  AND  WINSTON.* 


SALEM. 

In  1749,  the  British  Parliament  passed  an  act  recognizing 
the  Moravian  Church,  or  Unitas  Fratrvm,  as  a  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church,  and  attention  being  drawn  to  the  Mora- 
vians as  a  quiet,  sober  and  religious  people,  it  became  de- 
sirable to  persons  owning  large  tracts  of  land  in  the  American 
Colonies  and  other  countries,  to  induce  them  to  make  set- 
ments  thereon.  Among  the  many  invitations  offered,  the 
most  acceptable  was  the  one  made  by  Lord  Granville,  Pres- 
ident of  the  Privy  Council,  who  was  the  owner  of  a  large 
tract  of  land  in  North  Carolina.  He  offered  to  Count  Zin- 
zendorf,  a  leading  and  zealous  Moravian,  100,000  acres  of 
land  in  North  Carolina  on  very  reasonable  terms.  The  offer 
was  accepted,  and,  in  1753,  Lord  Granville  conveyed  to  Jas. 
Hutton,  of  London,  Secretary  of  the  Unitas  Fratrum,  the  title 
of  said  tract,  lying  in  what  was  then  Rowan  county,  but 
which  by  the  successive  sub-divisions  of  that  county  into 
other  counties,  now  lies  in  Forsyth  county.  The  tract  was 
called  Wacliovia,  altera  valley  in  Austria  which  it  somewhat 
resembled  and  which  was  formerly  in  the  possession  of  the 
Zinzendorf  family. 

The  first  settlement  in  the  Wachovia  tract  was  made  in 
1753,  at  Bethabara  (or  Old  Town),  about  6   miles  from  the 


♦In  compiling  the  history  of  these  towns,  we  have  been  greatly  aided 
bv  copious  extracts  from  the  "Centennial  Oration,  delivered  at  Salem- 
Winston,  July  4th,  187<5.  by  Robt.  1.  Gray,  Esq  ,  of  Raleigh,  N.  C,"  and 
from  "A  Guide  Book  of  North-Western  North  Carolina— a  description  of 
the  country  and  its  industrial  pursuits,  L.  V.  &  E.  T.  Blum,  printers, 
Salem,  N.  C,  1878."' — E.  &  Co. 


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subsequently  settled  town  of  Salem.  The  second  settlement 
(in  1759)  was  at  Bethania,  about  three  miles  north  of  Beth- 
aba  ra. 

On  his  last  visit  to  America,  in  J 700,  Count  Zinzendorf, 
under  the  direction  of  the  General  Board  of  the  United 
Brethren,  had  recommended  the  founding  of  a  central  settle- 
ment, to  which  he  gave  the  name  of  Salem.  On  the  Gth  of 
January,  176(3,  the  first  tree  was  felled  for  the  first  house  in 
Salem,  and  on  the  19th  of  February,  17GG,  libiir  newly  ar- 
rived immigrants  from  Europe  and  four  residents  of  Betha- 
bara  occupied  the  house — a  log  hut  still  standing  and  now 
used  as  a  part  of  Mr.  Shaffner's  potter  -shop.  On  the  20th 
of  February,  the  place  was  surveyed  and  the  public  square 
was  laid  out.  In  June,  1766,  the  corner  stone  was  laid  for 
the  first  family  house,  and  in  August  the  building  was  com- 

.  pleted.  The  first  settlers  were  Gottfried  Praetzel,  Niels 
Peterson,  Jens  Schmidt,  John  Birkhead,  George  Holder, 
Jacob  Steiner,  Michael  Ziegler,  Melchoir  Rasp. 

In  1768,  Fred.  W.  de  Marshall,  to  whom  James  Hutton 
had  transferred  the  legal  title  to  the  Wachovia  tract,  re- 
turned from  Europe  and  commenced  the  administration  of 
the  new  town.  Mr.  Marshall  was  the  son  of  a  Saxon  army 
officer  and  received  a  strict  military  education  in  his  youth. 
He  was  intended  for  military  or  court  service,  but  his  incli- 
nations led  him  to  the  ministry,  especially  after  he  visited 
Herrnhut  and  formed  the  acquaintance  of  Count  Zinzen- 
dorf and  the  Brethren.  He  was  a  man  of  great  working 
capacity  and  possessed  remarkable  qualifications  for  organ- 
zation,  being  determined,  active,  methodical  and  prompt  in 
thought  and  action.  He  may  be  regarded  the  real  founder^ 
of  Salem,  and  the  inspiring  genius  of  its  success  and   prov 

*  gress  in  its  earlier  days.  In  1763,  he  had  been  appointed 
superintendent  of  all  the  temporal  affairs  of  the  Church  in 
Wachovia,  a  position  requiring  the  utmost  prudence  and 
vigilance,  and  a  place  which  he  occupied  until  his  death  in 
1802.  He  came  ns  the  Attorney  and  Agent  of  James  Hut-^ 
ton,  of  London,  the  Trustee  of  the  Wachovia  Tract,  to  ad- 
minister the  affairs  of  the  Land  Company  which  had  been 
formed  to  facilitate  the  payment  of  the  purchase  money  and 
the  discharge  of  the  annual  rent  of  the  land. 

Lord  Granville  sold  the  tract  of  100,000  acres,  not  in  fee 
simple  but  on  long  lease,  receiving  a  stated  annual  rent. 


XIII 


Mr.  Marshall  and  his  successors  sold  to  purchasers  in  the 
same  way,  reserving  a  nominal  rent.  Upon  the  formation 
of  the  Land  Company  a  tract  of  500  acres  wa9  reserved  for 
the  Salem  congregation  which  was  subject  to  the  lease  sys- 
tem. The  Company  having  paid  to  Lord  Granville  a  gross 
sum  in  lieu  oi  rent  and  obtained  the  fee,  all  the  land  sold 
beyond  the  500  acres  were  sold  in  fee  simple  also.  The  title 
in  Marshall's  successors  was  confirmed  after  the  Revolution 
by  special  act  of  the  Legislature  of  North  Carolina.  There 
have  been  no  leases  created  in  Salem  for  about  twenty-five 
years  and  the  number  of  those  in  existence  is  being  rapidly 
diminished  as  property  changes  hands  by  death  or  sales. 

In  earlier  days  all  property  was  held  by  and  business  con- 
ducted under  the  supervision  of  a  Church  Board,  and  through 
agents  appointed  by  it.  The  Church  was  the  capitalist,  and 
the  hotel,  store,  tannery,  or  other  business,  was  subject  to  its 
control.  The  agents  received  salaries  and  a  certain  per  eent- 
fij  age  of  profits,  the  surplus  going  into  the  Church  fund  to  be 
applied  to  Church  purposes,  just  as  the  profits  of  the  Acad- 
emy and  Land  Office  are  applied  at  present.  The  "Econo- 
my," a  system  something  similar  to  that  of  the  modern 
Commune,  was  never  in  vogue  in  Salem.  In  Herrnhut, 
'  Bethlehem  and  Bethabara  it  was  in  vogue  for  a  time,  but  it 
was  never  observed  in  Salem.  The  monopoly  system,  by 
which  all  were  restrained  from  following  certain  occupations 
except  bv  permission  of  the  Church  authorities,  was  in  vogue 
until  1840. 

Prior  to  about  1850  no  persons  were  allowed  to  reside  in 
Salem,  at  least  to  hold  property  by  lease  or  otherwise,  except 
members  of  the  Church.  The  first  exceptions  made  were  in 
favor  of  Thos.  J.  Wilson  and  Henry  A.  Lemly.  In  the  case 
of  the  former,  the  Church  Board,  when  it  sold  the  tract  of 
51  acres  to  the  county  of  Forsyth  for  a  county  seat,  required 
that  the  lot  held  by  Mr.  Wilson  under  a  lease,  should  be  sold 
to  him  at  a  moderate  price. 

The  municipal  government  of  the  town  was  also  under  the 
control  of  the  Church,  and  remained  so  until  1857,  when  a 
disestablishment  took  place,  and  regular  civil  authority  was 
established,  and  the  management  of  the  town  affairs  passed 
into  the  control  of  a  Mayor  and  Board  of  Commissioners. 

In  1770  the  beautiful  burial  ground  was  cleared  and  en- 
closed.    The  same  order  and  system  which  characterize  all 


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♦ 

the  undertakings  of  the  Church  and  town  were  observed  in 
the  arrangement  of  the  Cemetery,  and  have  been  adhered  to 
through  the  long  intervening  years.  Separate  lots,  or  sec- 
tions, were  arranged  for  the  burial  of  the  different  classes 
composing  the  congregation,  one  half  of  the  acre,  or  lot,  be- 
ing devoted  as  a  resting  place  for  the  female  members  and 
all  the  other  for  the  male  members  of  the  congregation. 
These  are  subdivided  into  lots  or  sections  for  the  burial  of 
married  and  single  brethren  and  sisters,  and  of  children, 
according  to  sex  and  age. 

In  1771  the  Congregation,  or  Gemein  House,  was  finished 
and  consecrated,  and  remained  until  1854,  when  it  was  re- 
moved to  give  place  to  the  hew  Academy  Building,  which 
adorns  the  town.  This  was  followed  in  slow  succession,  as 
appears  to  us  in  this  generation,  when  towns  are  built  in  a 
fortnight  and  cities  spring  like  magic  from  the  plain,  by 
family  houses  and  buildings  for  the  use  of  artisans  plying 
the  occupations  so  necessary  and  useful  to  a  newly  settled 
colony  in  a  new  and  thinly  settled  country.  The  houses, 
built  in  the  honest  days  were  substantial  and  strong;  many 
of  them  remain  this  day,  while  others  have  given  place  to 
the  ravages  of  time  and  the  greater  and  more  urgent  needs 
of  the  growing  congregation  and  community. 

During  the  Revolutionary  War,  Salem  was  visited  fre- 
quently by  detachments  and  scouting  parties  from  both 
armies,  and  the  main  British  army  under  Cornwallis  passed 
through  the  settlement,  taking  provisions,  cattle  and  horses, 
but  not  wantonly  destroying  any  property. 

In  1784  Governor  Martin  and  63  members  of  the  Legis- 
lature spent  several  weeks  in  Salem  for  the  purpose  of  hold- 
ing their  session,  bnt  did  not  obtain  a  quorum. 

In  May,  1791, Salem  was  visited  by  Gen.  George  Washington, 
first  President  of  the  United  States,  then  on  his  way  to  visit 
Governor  Martin,  who  lived  in  that  county.  He  was  enter- 
tained at  the  town  tavern,  now  the  Salem  Hotel,  and  kindly 
and  courteously  received  the  large  number  of  visitors  who 
paid  their  respects  to  the  distinguished  soldier  and  states- 
man. The  room  he  occupied  is  immediately  above  the  office 
of  the  hotel,  and  is  often  exhibited  to  visitors  by  the  kind 
and  venerable  gentleman  who  now  dispenses  the  hospitality 
of  the  place.  Tradition  says  that  the  large  beam  which 
spans  the  ceiling  of  the  public  room  was   placed  there  to 


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support  the  floor  of  the  room  above,  when  thronged  with 
the  crowding  guests  of  the  President.  President  Washing- 
ton was  presented  with  a  courteous  and  patriotic  address  in 
behalf  of  the  people  of  Wachovia,  and  responded  to  the 
same  in  fitting  terms,  truly  saying  that  "from  a  society 
whose  governing  principles  are  industry  and  the  love  of 
order,  much  may  he  expected  towards  the  improvement  of 
the  country  in  which  their  settlements  are  formed,  and  ex- 
perience authorizes  the  belief  that  much   will  be  obtained. "> 

In  1791  was  built  the  old  paper-mill,  the  first  in  the  State, 
which  was  enlarged  and  supplied  with  new  machinery  from 
time  to  time,  until  January,  1873,  when  it  was  destroyed  by 
fire,  being  owned  at  the  time  by  Robert  Gray,  of  Winston*. 

In  1798  the  corner-stone  of  the  present  Church  building 
was  laid,  and  in  1800  the  house  was  completed  and  conse- 
crated to  divine  worship. 

In  1803,  the  authorities,  responding  to  the  urgent  requests 
of  strangers  who  had  observed  the  attention  which  the  Mo- 
ravians paid  to  the  education  of  their  children,  and  who 
desired  that  their  own  children  should  enjoy  the  benefit  of 
the  same  excellent  training,  determined  to  establish  a  board- 
ing school  for  girls,  and  in  the  same  year  the  Academy  was 
opened  for  the  reception  of  scholars.  Steadily  since  that 
time  the  school  has  increased  in  usefulness  and  reputation, 
noted  throughout  the  Southern  States  for  the  thoroughness 
of  the  mental  and  moral  training  it  affords,  the  excellency 
of  the  discipline  it  employs,  and  the  comforts  and  conve- 
niences which  the  boarding  department  ensures.  It  has 
never  succumbed  to  the  causes  which  produce  failure  in 
other  institutions,  but  in  the  midst  of  wars  and  panics  it 
has  been  liberally  patronized  by  eager  parents  and  guar- 
dians in  every  State  of  the  South.  Wherever  one  may  go, 
in  the  South, he  will  find  the  representatives  of  this  Academy, 
venerable  and  respected  matrons  and  blooming  maids,  adorn- 
ing society  by  means  of  the  mental  accomplishments  and 
the  graces  and  virtues  of  Christian'  character  which  they 
obtained  at  this  school.  Salem,  in  all  its  admiable  history, 
can  boast  of  no  more  fortunate  event  than  the  founding  of 
the  Female  Academy. 

There  is  only  one  church  (the  Moravian)  in  Salem.  Its 
articles  of  faith  are  governed  principally  by  those  of  the 
"  Augsburg  Confession."     Baptism  is  administered  by  pour- 


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ing.  The  Liturgical  services  are  similar  to  those  of  the 
Episcopal  Church. 

The  usages  of  German  European  society  were  observed 
for  many  years;  but  these  customs  have  gradually  become 
Americanized,  although  many  of  them  yet  linger  among 
the  Moravians. 

Among  the  peculiar  institutions  of  the  early  days  was  a 
single  Brethren's  house,  where  unmarried  men  of  all  ages 
could  find  a  cheap  boarding  and  lodging  place,  under  the 
supervision  of  an  inspector.  The  inmates  dined  in  a  large 
dining  hall  (refectory)  and  lodged  in  spacious  dormitories 
on  the  upper  floors  or  attic  of  the  building.  The  large  liv- 
ing rooms  were  occupied  by  several  Brethren,  while  the 
smaller  rooms  were  rented  to  individuals.  The  rules  of  the 
house  were  enforced  b}'  the  inspector,  while  the  cook  was 
lord  of  the  kitchen,  and  it  was  always  best  to  keep  on  the 
best  of  terms  with  him.  The  prices  paid  for  these  accom- 
modations were  very  low,  and  intended  only  to  pay  current 
expenses,  keep  up  repairs,  &c.  The  living  rooms  were 
plainly  furnished  by  the  renters,  and  unnecessary  show  was 
always  discountenanced,  if  not  actually  forbidden.  This 
Brethren's  house  has  long  since  been  discontinued,  and  is 
now  occupied  as  a  Widow's  house,  where  widowed  members 
of  the  Church  find  a  comfortable  asylum  at  moderate  ren- 
tals. 

The  single  Sisters'  house,  an  asylum  for  single  sisters,  is 
yet  in  successful  operation. 

These  two  buildings  (Widows'  and  Sisters'  house),  with 
the  Church,  Academy,  Boys'  School  and  several  large  resi- 
dences, grouped  about  the  Public  Square,  give  this  part  of 
Salem  something  of  the  appearance  of  an  old  German  town. 
Indeed,  all  the  surroundings  of  the  t  jwn  remind  one  very 
forcibly  of  Cpntinental  Eurooe,  environed,  as  it  is,  by  beauti- 
ful rolling  woodlands  and  fine  meadows,  through  which 
meander  limpid  streamlets,  all  affluent  of  the  Middle  Fork 
of  the  Muddy  Creek,  which  flows  at  the  lower  end  of  the 
town.  The  elevation  of  Main  street  is  about  1,000  feet 
above  the  sea,  giving  to  the  town  a  salubrious  atmosphere 
and  most  excellent  water. 

Among  the  peculiar  customs  of  the  good  old  times  is  a 
night  watchman,  who  originally  intoned  or  sang,  in  the 
German  language,  the  time  of  night,  and  announcing  that 


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all  was  well.  Now,  the  conch-shell  is  used  and  time  indi- 
cated in  the  following  manner :  10  o'clock,  one  long  tone; 
11  o'clock,  two  long  tones;  12  o'clock,  three  long  tones.  After 
1  o'clock,  one  short  note;  at  2  o'clock,  two  short  notes,  &c, 
tfcc.  The  watchman  retires  about  4  o'clock  A.  M  ,  or  re- 
mains on  his  beat  without  noting  the  passing  hours 

The  town  has  an  excellent  system  of  water- works,  estab- 
lished in  1778,  but  enlarged  and  perfected  in  1878. 

In  1837  the  "Salem  Cotton  Factory  "  was  built  by  a  stock 
company,  by  whom  it  was  operated  for  several  years  It 
was  then  sold  to  private  parties  and  has  frequently  changed 
owners.  In  1870  it  was  purchased  by  Messrs.  F.  &  II. 
Fries  and  fitted  up  as  a  steam  fllouring  mill. 

The  chief  enterprise  of  the  town  consists  of  the  large 
cotton  and  woollen  factories  of  F.  &  H.  Fries,  established  by 
the  late  Francis  Fries  in  1840,  and  from  time  to  time  en- 
larged, until  now  they  are,  perhaps,  the  most  extensive 
manufactories  in  the  State. 

The  Salem  Agricultural  Works,  C.  A.  Hege  Proprietor, 
established  a  few  years  since,  is  the  most  extensive  estab- 
lishment of  its  kind  in  Western  North  Carolina,  and  does  a 
large  and  increasing  business. 

The  Salem  Printing  Office  was  established  by  John  C. 
Blum  in  November,  18*27.  January  6th,  1829,  the  Weekly 
Gleaner,  a  family  newspaper,  appeared.  In  1830  the  paper 
was  enlarged  under  the  name  of  Farmers?  T&epvrter  and 
Weekly  Cfawnicle,  and  published  five  years.  In  1841  the 
Carolina  Gazette  was  published,  and  continued  for  two  years, 
followed  in  1851  by  The  I'<<>j,]>'.-<  Press,  which  has  been  pub- 
lished over  twenty-five  yerrs.  The  well  known  and  popular 
Farmer's  and  Planter's  Alumnae  was  commenced  in  L828,  and 
has  been  published  uninterruptedly  by  the  same  family  far 
half  a  century.  It  has  the.  largest  circulation  of  any  publi- 
cation in  the  State. 


WINSTON. 


Adjoining  Salem  and  separated  from  it  by  a  street,  is  the 
town  of  Winston,  the  county  seat  of  Forsyth. 

After  the  division  of  the  county  of  Stokes  in  184S,  and 
the  erection  of  Forsyth  county,  a  spot  was  selected  for  the 


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county  seat  abont  one  mile  from  the  centre  of  Salem.  The 
locality  known  as ''Double  Branches."  near  the  County  Pauper 
House,  being  nearly  the  centre  of  tlie  county,  was  thought 
by  some  to  be  a  proper  place  for  the  location  of  the  seat  of 
justice.  It  was,  however,  located  as  before  stated,  and  was 
known  as  S .ilem.  For  some  reason,  most  probably  because 
of  the  lease  system  in  vogue  in  Salem,  as  well  as  the  system 
of  monopoly  in  trade,  which  was  not  abolished  until  1850, 
dissatisfaction  arose  in  the  county  and  a  movement  began 
for  a  change  of  name,  which  excited  so  much  interest  that 
it  became  the  leading  issue  in  the  political  canvass  by  the 
candidates  for  the  Legislature  in  1850.  Those  opposed  to 
the  change  of  name  nominated  a  fusion  ticket  of  two  Whigs 
and  two  Demecrats,  those  in  favor  of  the  change  nominating 
four  Democrats.  The  latter  were  elected,  and  the  Legisla- 
ture of  1851  declared  that  "the  county  town  of  Forsyth 
shall  be  styled  and  known  as  Winston,  in  honor  of  the  hero 
of  King's  Mountain."  Upon  the  selection  of  the  spot  for 
the  county  seat  the  Church  Board  sold  51  acres  of  land  to 
the  county  of  Forsyth  at  $5  per  acre.  This  tract  was 
divided  into  lots  which  were  sold  at  auction,  and  from  the 
proceeds  of  the  sales  the  court  house,  jail  and  poor  house 
were  built,  and  the  county  started  on  its  morning  march, 
out  of  debt  and  full  of  hope  for  the  future. 

The  court  house  and  jail  were  planned  hy  and  built  under 
the  supervision  of  Mr.  Francis  Fries,  in  1850.  The  first 
house  built  in  what  is  now  Winston  was  the  present  resi- 
dence of  Judge  T.  J.  Wilson,  though  the  town  had  not  then 
been  laid  off.  The  first  residence  built  in  Winston,  after  its 
establishment,  was  that  of  the  late  Mr.  Jesse  Kennedy.  The 
first  settlers  were  T.  J.  Wilson,  Harmon  Miller,  Jesse  Ken- 
nedy, Robert  Gray,  Peter  A  Wilson,  Henry  A.  Holder,  Fran- 
cis L.  Gorrell,  John  P.  Vest  and  David  Cook.  Mr.  Harmon 
Miller  opened  the  first  store  in  a  little  building  which  until 
recently  occupied  the  site  whereon  now  stands  the  Norwood 
Building. 

The  new  town  iir  proved  slowly;  its  trade  was  chiely  bar- 
ter, though  some  of  the  merchants  sold  large  quantities  of 
dry  goods,  groceries,  etc.,  to  country  merchants  from  the 
upper  counties,  at  wholesale.  In  1851  a  plank  road  was 
completed  to  Winston  from  Favetteville,  to  which  latter 
t}\vu  this  Northwestern  section  of  the  State  had  long  bjen 


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tributary  in  the  way  of  trade.  After  the  completion  of  the 
North  Carolina  Railroad,  the  nearest  depot  for  Winston  was 
High  Point,  18  miles  distant,  and  between  these  places  ran 
a  daily  stage. 

In  1870  the  population  of  Winston  was  only  470.  In  1878 
the  Northwestern  North  Carolina  Railroad  was  completed 
from  Greensboro  to  Winston,  distance  29  miles,  thus  furnish- 
ing the  town  with  quicker  communication  with  the  busy 
world  and  increasing  facilities  of  travel  and  freight  trans- 
portation. The  railroad  was  chartered  by  the  State  Con- 
vention of  1808.  The  citizens  of  Salem  and  Winston  sub- 
scribed §30,000,  Forsyth  county  §  100,000  by  a  vote  of  the 
people,  and  Greensboro  $20,000.  The  State  appropriated 
$10,000  per  mile  for  the  road  ;  the  bonds  were  never  sold, 
but  returned  to  the  State  Treasury  by  order  of  the  Legisla- 
ture. Mr.  H.  W.  Fries,  of  Salem,  was  the  first  President, 
and  Mr.  E  Belo  his  successor.  Under  his  supervision,  and 
by  the  assistance  of  the  Richmond  &  Danville  Railroad,  the 
road  was  completed  in  July,  1873. 

THE    TOBACCO    MARKET. 

Previous  to  1872,  there  was  but  little  encouragement  given 
to  the  people  of  Forsythe  and  adjoining  counties  for  the 
cultivation  of  tobacco,  to  which  the  soil  is  especially  adapted. 
The  nearest  market  was  Danville,  Va  ,  and  the  planters 
were  compelled  either  to  carry  their  tobacco  by  wagons  to 
that  market  or  sell  to  small  manufacturers  and  speculators 
at  prices  which  the  latter  might  dictate.  In  1872,  Bob 
Moseley,  at. present  the  well  known  auctioneer  of  Brown's 
warehouse,  and  Tom  Jones,  both  of  Danville,  located  in 
Winston  as  their  headquarters  and  established  a  small  mar- 
ket for  leaf  tobacco,  which  they  bought  for  shipment  to 
Danville.  In  the  same  year  Maj.  T.  J;  Brown  removed  to 
Winston  from  Davie  county  and  conceived  the  idea  of  es- 
tablishing a  warehouse  for  the  sale  of  leaf  tobacco.  He  en- 
tered cautiously  upon  the  enterprise,  leasing  what  had  for- 
merly been  a  hotel  stable  and  arranging  it  for  his  purpose. 
At  the  first  sale  a  few  planters  patronized  the  warehouse, 
and  good  prices  being  obtained  for  their  tobaeoo,  encourage- 
ment was  given  to  others  in  the  county.  Buyers  from  Dan- 
ville began  to  locate  in   Winston  and  the  success  of  Maj. 


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Brown's  enterprise  was  soon  felt  to  be  assured.  During  that 
season  about  250,000  pounds  of  leaf  tobacco  were  sold.  A 
stimulus  thus  being  given  to  the  cultivation  of  tobacco  by 
the  competition  of  buyers  on  the  market,  Maj.  Brown  and 
others  recognized  the  fact  that  the  crop  for  the  succeeding  year 
would  be  much  larger  and  his  small  warehouse  would  not 
be  commodious  enough  to  accommodate  the  planters.  Ac- 
cordingly a  stock  company  was  formed,  with  Mr.  P.  A. 
Wilson  as  President,  and  a  large  warehouse  was  built,  east 
of  the  court  house.  This,  known  as  "  Brown's  Warehouse," 
and  under  the  proprietorship  of  Maj.  Brown  and  W.  B. 
Carter,  Esq.,  has  been  at  different  times  enlarged,  so  that  it 
is  now  one  of  the  largest  and  best  arranged  warehouses  in 
the  South. 

On  the  18th  of  February,  1873,  another  warehouse  was 
built  by  Dr.  W.  A.  Lash;  having  a  large  capacity,  and  is  now 
under  the  popular  management  of  Cabell  Hairston. 

The  Piedmont  warehouse  was  also  opened  in  1873,  under 
the  management  of  Maj.  Ham  Scales  and  S.  M.  Hobson,  who 
did  a  successful  business.  This  house  is  probably  the  best 
lighted  house  in  the  place,  and  its  accommodations  are 
equal  in  every  respect  to  either  of  the  other  two  houses  and 
enjoys  a  deserved  and  increased  popularity  second  to  no 
house  in  the  State.  Norfleet  &  Vaughn  are  its  present  pro- 
prietors. 

In  1878,  the  sales  of  tobacco  in  the  various  warehouses 
amounted  to  about  8,000,000  pounds.  In  1872  there  was 
one  tobacco  factory,  of  limited  capacity,  operated  by  Major 
Ham  Scales.  Now  there  are  sixteen  factories  of  large  ca- 
pacity, some  of  them  employing  one  hundred  and  fifty 
hands  each.  These  manufacture  all  grades  of  chewing  and 
smoking  tobacco,  which  find  a  ready  sale  in  this  and  other 
States. 

Manufacturers  in  Richmond,  Danville,  Baltimore,  New 
York,  St.  Louis  and  Canada  have  representatives  on  the 
Winston  market,  and  these,  together  with  the  buyers  for  the 
home  factories  and  a  horde  of  buyers  for  speculation,  render 
competition  strong  and  insure  the  best  prices  for  the  pro- 
ducts of  the  tobacco  plantations  of  Forsythe,  Davie,  David- 
son, Yadkin,  Surry,  Stokes,  Rockingham  and  one  or  two 
border  counties  of  Virginia.  The  tobacco  is  of  a  fine  quality ; 
much  attention  is  paid  to  its  cultivation  and  proper  "  curing;" 


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the  soil  of  the  counties  named  is  highly  suited  to  the  staple  ; 
the  farmers  are  prosperous  and  out  of  debt;  and  the  possi- 
bilities of  Winston  as  a  tobacco  market  have  not  yet  been 
half  touched. 

THE    PROGRESS    OF    THE    TOWN. 

Upon  the  establishment  of  the  tobacco  market  and  the 
completion  of  the  railroad  from  Greensboro  in  1873,  Winston 
began  to  thrive  and  enlarge  i'js  boundaries.  The  resident 
contractors  and  builders  and  those  who  Hocked  to  the  grow- 
ing town,  have  been  busy  since  that  time  erecting  stores, 
factories  and  residences.  New  streets  have  been  opened,  and 
where  six  years  ago  were  fields  and  forests,  are  now  popu- 
lous and  busy  streets.  Then,  a  man  standing  at  the  court 
house  could  easily  throw  a  stone  to  unoccupied  woods,  east 
or  west ;  now  the  town  extends  a  mile  or  more,  east  and  west. 
The  value  of  real  estate  has  increased  from  one  hundred  to 
five  hundred  per  cent.  The  buildings  erected  have  not  been 
flimsy,  temporary  structures,  but  substantial  and  permanent, 
and  in  many  instances  of  marked  elegance. 

There  are  three  large  and  and  commodious  hotels  operated 
by  gentlemen  who  understand  how  to  make  their  guests 
comfortable  and  pleasant — and  what  is  more,  succeed  in 
doing  so. 

There  are  large  wholesale  and  retail  business  houses,  for 
the  sale  of  all  kinds  of  merchandise.  The  merchants  are 
prosperous  and  prudent,  and  have  an  excellent  standing  in 
commercial  circles.  It  might  be  expected  that  in  a  town 
of  such  rapid  growth  there  would  be  reckless  adventurers 
in  trade  and  numerous  failures  in  business ;  but  it  is  a  fact 
worthy  of  note,  that  there  have  been  but  two  or  three  (and 
those  insignificant)  failures  since  1873. 

There  are  six  churches  in  Winston — the  Methodist,  Meth- 
odist Protestant,  Presbyterian,  Baptist  and  Episcopal;  two 
male  academies  and  several  smaller  schools. 

There  are  two  National  Banks — the  First  National,  cap- 
ital 8100,000,  and  the  Wachovia  National,  capital  $150,000. 

Winston  has  four  newspapers.  The  Winston  Sentinel, 
published  by  G.  M.  Mathes,  Esq.,  and  edited  by  him  and 
Mr.  Darlington ;  the  Winston  Republican,  edited  and  pub- 
lished by  J.  W.  Goslin,  Esq.;  the  Winston  Leader,  edited  and 
published  by  J.  A.  Robinson,  Esq.,  and  the  Church  Messen- 


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ger,  published  by  G.  M  Mathes,  Esq  ,  and  edited  by  Rev.  W. 
S.  By  num. 

There  are  many  other  enterprises  which  we  might  men- 
tion, if  we  had  sufficient  space,  to  show  forth  the  wonderful 
growth  and  commercial  importance  of  Winston.  Suffice  it 
to  say,  that  the  town  now  has  a  population  of  3,500  and  is 
continually  growing.  There  is  nothing  of  the  "  mushroom" 
element  in  the  town — its  growth  and  prosperity  are  sub- 
stantial and  lasting,  and  it  must,  in  the  nature  of  things, 
continue  to  grow  and  become  the  most  important  inland 
town  in  the  State.  It  is  the  natural  outlet  for  the  products 
of  a  large  semi-circle  of  counties  in  Northwestern  North  Car- 
olina, rich  in  all  the  cereals,  tobacco,  fruit  and  metals.  It 
has  reached  that  point,  too,  of  commercial  importance  which 
renders  it  almost  independent  of  any  attempts  that  may  be 
made  by  other  towns  and  sections  to  impede  its  progress  by 
diverting  trade  from  it. 

A  railroad  is  projected  and  will  doubtless  be  built  from 
Mooresville,  a  point  on  the  A.  T  &  O.  Railroad  in  Iredell 
county,  through  Davie  and  Yadkin  county  to  Winston;  and 
the  town  recently  voted  a  subscription  of  $20,000  to  the 
Mount  Airy  branch  of  the  Cape  Fear  and  Yadkin  Valley 
Railroad. 

We  close  our  sketch  of  the  towns  of  Salem  and  Winston 
by  adverting  to  the  facts  that  the  climate  is  highly  salu- 
brious and  healthy,  and  the  people  are  industrious,  honest, 
economical,  intelligent  and  refined.  The  sale  of  spirituous 
liquors  has  long  been  strictly  forbidden,  and  the  salutary 
elt'ect  of  such  a  policy  is  seen  and  felt  in  the  high  moral 
tone  of  the  community. 

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MANUFACTUKEHS   OF 

PHOTONS, 

Carriages,  Buggies,  &c. 

KEBNERSVILLE,  N.  C. 

1(6$* Repairing  neatly  ixecukd. 


Salem  Female  Academy, 

SALE  M,   N..C. 

Founded  1802. 

A  notably  pleasant  and  sat'.;  home  and  high-clas^  School  for  giils  and  yonng 
"•omen.  No  undue,  artifl  'ial  stimulation  in  rhe  way  of  mcdds  or  rewards. 
N  •  .-oi-ial  distinctions.   Eight  Resident  lady  teach,  rs.    Sixteen  instructors. 

Advance  I  Course  of  liberal  (English  and  '  1  issical)  study  tor  graduation 
Superior  adva  itftgea  in  Music   French  ii«r1  (German. 

TEKlfH*:  $215  per  ^eholustie  Year  often  months  (Sep- 
icanucr  lo  June.) 

Rev.  J.  T.   ZORN,  Principal. 


Monthly  Journal  of  Salem  Female  Academy. 

Contains  Original  Essays,  Corresporience,  School  Intelli- 
gence, Personals,  etc.     Of  special  interest  to  all  former  pupils. 


R.  B.  A\I>KEWS. 


s.  w.  wuiti***. 


.  Andrews  &  Co. 


Respectfully  announce  that  their  stock  of 

CLOTHING, 

Hats  and  Caps  to- Men  and  Boys, 
Is  complete  and  will  be  kept  so  each  season. 

DRESS  SHIRTS,  COLLARS,  CUFFS, 

Ties,  Scarfs,  Suspenders, 

HALF  HOSE,  GLOVES,  HANDKERCHIEFS, 
UNDERWEAR. 

jggjTOrders  by  Mail  or  Express. 

27  FiyMi  Street,  -  -  RALEIGH,  I C, 


Population  of  Greensboro,  Salem  and  Winston, 

(As  taken  by  the  Publishers  of  this  Hook,  19th  August,  1879). 


GREENSBORO 

WHITE. 

White  Males 75!) 

White  Fi  nial*  s, 821 


Total 1,580 


COLOKED. 

Colored  Males 107 

Colored  Females, 542 


Total, , 


949 


379 
433 


OUTSIDE. 

White  Males ...      31!)  I  Col  red  Males 

White  Females, 363  |  Colored  Females, 

Total, G82  j  Total, .' . .      812 

Gruid  total, 4,017 

SALEM. 

White  Males 459  I  Colored  Males, 72 

White  Females, 588  |  Colored  Females, G7 

Total 1,047  J  To'al, 139 

Grand  total, 1,186 

WIXSTON. 

White  Males 877  j  Colored  Vales 687 

Wi  ite  Female-, 967  |  Colored  Females, 656 


Total, . 


1.844  1  Total 1,343 

Grand  total, 3,187 


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HE  IS   CONSTANTLY   RENEWING   IIJS   STOCK   OF 

Drugs,  Patent  Medicines,  Paints,  Oils,  Leads,  Toilet 
and  Fancy  Articles,  and  everything  else  usu- 
ally kept  in  a  first-class  Drug  Store, 
which  he  offers  at  the 


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CALL  A\I>  SEE  DIE. 


CHAS.  EMERSON  &  CO.'S 


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DIRECTORY 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


;ijrt  agent 

al a.llej 

BT livi'liu1-' 

fids boards 

bet between 

bkpr book  keeper 

bldg building 

ck clerk 

c  .   colored 

com  mer commission 

merchant 

condr  conductor 

cor - corner 

dept    deputy 

dist district 

E  or  e east 

•    - .east  side 


lab laborer 

mkr        maker 

unit'.: manufacturing 

mnfr .-manufacturer 

N  or  n   north 

n  e   . north  ea-t 

nr  near 

ti  s     north  side 

aw north  west 

Opp opposite 

pk park 

pl    .    place 

P  O  ill's-  office 

Pres president 

prin principal 

propr    proprietor 

pub.: publisher 


r  resilience 

rd  ro  id 

ret retail 

Rev  Reverend 

s  e SOUlh  east 

S  or  s smith 

s  s south  side 

st   street 

S  W south  west 

•e  • secretary 

supt superintendent 

treas  treasurer 

YV  Or  W    West 

W  S West  side 

who!  wholesale 

wid widow 

wks works 


A    BBIE  COLE  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Adams  James  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 

Adams  John,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Adams  John  C,  auctioneer  J  Brook-field,  bds  Wilson    House 

Adams  Richard  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Adams  Robert  (c),  wks  By d urn,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bd9  w  .- 

Liberty  2  s  5th 
Aiken  James  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  e  end  3d  near 

limits 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY 


Albea  Eugene  P,  bkpr  S  H  Smith,  r  n  w  cor  Cherry  and  4th 

Albea  Hiram  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  Liberty 

Albea  Win  W,  minister,  r  n  w  cor  Cherry  and  4th 

Alberty  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Albright  Julius  C  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds.w  s  Lib- 
erty 2  s  5th 

Albright  Lewis  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Albright  Rufus  (c  ,  r  nr  w  end  2d 

Alford  Wm  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Allbody  Eliza,  wid  of  Junius,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Allen  Andy  (c),  waiter  Winston  Hotel,  r  same 

Allen  Anthony  (c),  waiter  Wilson's  Hotel,  r  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 

Allen  Bristo  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Allen  Nathaniel  M,  clkS  E  Allen,  bds  w  sOld  Town  3  s  6th 

Allen  Stephen  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 

Allen  Sydney  E,  general  hardware,  agricultural  im- 
plements, stoves,  house-furnishing  goods,  etc,  s  w  cor 
Main  and  3d,  r  w  s  Spruce  2  s  4th 

Allen  Wm    c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  e  end  3d  n  R  R 

Alspaugh  Frank,  well-digger,  r  s  Liberty 

Alspaugh  Frank  P,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine, 
r  7  miles  w  Winston 

Alspaugh  &  Buxton  (John  W  Alspaugh  and  John  C 
Buxton),  attys  at  law  and  insurance,  n  w  cor  Liberty 
and  5th 

Alspaugh  John  W  (Alspaugh  &  Buxton),  cashier  1st 
National  Bank  of  Winston  and.U  S  Depository,  r  w  s 
Liberty  1  n  5th 

Alston  Junius  (c),  r  w  s  Church  1  s  4th 

A  M  E  Zion  Church  (c),  n  e  cor  4th  and  Chestnut 

Anderson  Hess  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co,  r  rear  J  M  Gro- 
gan's,  Liberty  st 

Anderson  John  H,  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  w  s  Old  Town  3  s 
Gth 

Anderson  Robert  (c),  tobacco  roller,  bds  rear  of  J  M  Gro- 
gan's,  Liberty  st 

Anderson  W  B  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  bds  rear  J  M  Grogan's, 
Liberty  st 

Apple  Jefferson  P,  grocers  and  general  merchandise,  n  w 
cor  Church  and  3d 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  3 

Archer  Washington  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Armstrong  Everlin  B,  wks  II  Scales,  bds  s  e  cor  Liberty  and 
5th 


BACON  EDWARD  P.,  elk  Dr  V  0  Thompson,  r  n  s  5th 
1  w  Liberty 
Bacon  Miss  M  E,  office  lad}7  Singer  sewing  machine  office, 

r  n  s  5th  1  w  Liberty 
Bacon  Mrs  M  M,  r  n  s  5th   1  w  Liberty 
Bat-on  Thomas  J,  elk  depot,  r  n  s  5th,  1  w  Liberty 
Baggarly  J  F,  r  w  s  Chestnut,  3  n  1st 
Bailey  Charles  R,  dentist  student  C  J  Watkins,  r  n  s  5th  5 

w  Spruce 
Baker  James  A,  carpenter,  bds  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Baker  Lewis  W,  manager  W  W  Wood,  res  depot  3  s  6th 
Baker  Wm  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Baley  Geo  (c),  lunch  house,  r  w  s  Church,  2  s  4th 
Baldwin  Frank  T,  law  student,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  1st 
Baldwin  Rev  Moses,  Baptist  minister,  r  w  s  Main,  2  n  1st 
Banner  Rice  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Barrow  Henry  \V,  elk  H  W  Fries,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  1st 
Barber  Thomas  T  (Barber  &  Gorrell),  bds  s  s  Court  House 

square  2  w  Main 
Barber  &  Gorrell  (Thomas  T  Barber  and  Albert  B  Gor- 
rell), leaf  dealers  under  Brown's  warehouse 
Barnaul  John  CI  A,  auctioneer  Piedmont  warehouse,  r  n 

s  4lh  2  w  Poplar 
Barham,  Nicholas  B,  r  n  s  5th  5  w  Spruce 
Baneck  Andrew  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Barker  John  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Barksdale  Armstead,  leaf  tobacco  dealer  Piedmont    ware- 
house, bds  w  s  Old  Town  3  s  6th 
Barringer  General  (c),  lunch  house,  r  w  s  Church  1  s  4th 
Barringer  Henry  (c),  r  w  s  Church  3  s  4th 
Bason  Giles,  blacksmith  M  N  Vogler,  r  e  end  2d  nr  depot 
Bass  Henry  (c),  wks  Togle  Bros,  r  n  s  5th  1  w  Church 
Bates  John  (c),  blacksmith,  Liberty  Addition 
Beard  John  L,  elk  J  Kohns,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  6th 
Beard  Wm  H,  tailor  R  D  Johnston,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  6th 
Beck  George  L  (Beck  &  Moore),  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 


Beck  Sal  lie  (c),  assistant  cook  Winston  Hotel 

Beck  &  Moore  (Geo   L  Beck  and  John  T  Moore),  livery, 
feed  and  sale  stables,  e  s  Church  1  n  2d 

Benton  Alex  T  (T  L  Vaughn  &  Co),  bds  s  s  Court  House 
square  2  vv  Main 

Benton  M  C,  wid  of  Tate,  rue  cor  Cherry  and  2d 

Benton  Thomas  M,  painter,  r  n  e  cor  Cherry  and  2d 

Benton  Win  P,  elk  Hinshaw  Bros,  r  n  e  cor  Cherry  and  2d 

Berger  Chas  H,  propr  Winston  bakery,  n  s  3d  1  vv  Court 
House  square,  r  same 

Berry  A  G,  wid  of  Win  F,  r  n  w  cor  Cherry  and  5th 

Berry  Win  A,  druggist  V  0  Thompson,  r  n  \v  cor  Cherry 
and  5th 

Besent  Jesse  C,  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 

Best  Thomas  T,  tailor,  res  Liberty  1  s  7th 

Bethel  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Bevel  Alvin  W,  wagon  and  carriage  mkr  e  s  Libert}',  r 
s  w  cor  Cherry  and  6th  «Uv**h   -ij^    , 

Bevel  Wm,  r  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  Gth 

Bitting  John  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Bitting  John  (ci,  wks  Leak  &  King 

Bitting  Joseph  A  (Bitting  &  Whitaker),  Pres  1st  Na- 
tional Bank,  r  n  s  5th  3  w  Spruce 

Bitting  Julius  (c),  servant  at  Robt  Gray's 

Bitting  Malon  B,  cabinet  mkr,  r  w  s  Cherry  3  n  2d 

Bitting  Phillip  (c),  servant  at  w  s  Main  1  n  Central  Hotel 

Bitting  Tandy  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Bitting  W  B,  cabinet  mkr  Miller  Bros,  r  w  s  Cherry,  2  s  3d 

Bitting  &  Whitaker  (Joseph  A  Bitting  and  Win  A  Whit- 
aker), innfr  plug  and  twist  tobacco,  n  e  cor  Church  and 
5th 

Black  Chas  (c),  wks  H  Scales 

Black  Thomas  S,  grocer  and  confectioner  n  w  cor  Liberty 
and  3d,  r  same 

Blackburn  James  G,  brick  mason,  r  n  e  cor  Old  Town  and 
7th 

Blineberry  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Blum  Edmund  (E  Blum  &  Co),  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 

Blum  E  &  Co  (Edmund  and  Irving  A),  tin  and  copper 
workmen),  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY 


Blum  Irving  A  (E  Blum  &  Co),  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 

Blum  James  A,  dentist,  n  w  cor  Spruce  and  4th,  r  same 

Blum  Nathan  (c),  lab,  r  Liber  st  Liberty  Addition 

Bohannon  Frank  M,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  bds  Merchants' 
Hotel 

Booe  George  W,  machinist,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Boozer  George  A,  bkpr  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  r  s  e  cor  Cherry 
and  2d 

Bowers  Mary,  wid,  r  w  s  Oak,  3  s  Below 

Bowles  David  A,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  res  Main  2  n  6th 

Bowles  James  A,  student,  res  Main,  2  n  6th 

Bowles  Thomas  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Bowman  Wyatt  F,  Pres  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  n  e 
cor  Spruce  and  4th 
-Brenels  Tony  (c),  lab,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 

Brewer  Thomas,  bds  n  e  cor  4th  and  Old  Town 

Bridgers  A  M,  wid  of  Henry  B,  r  w  s  Old  Town,  2  s  6th 

Bright  James  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  bds  w  s  Church 
3  n  5th 

Britton  John  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Britton  Lewis  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Britton  Robert  (<•),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  s  6th  2  e  Church 

Brock  Phillip  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 

Brookfield  John,  auction    house,  w  s  Court  House  square  3 
n  3d,  r  Charlotte,  N  C 

Brooks  Robert  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  s  w  cor  Church 
and  4th 

Brown  Andy  (c),  drayman  Winston  Hotel 

Brown  And}'  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Brown  Carey  (c),  r  e  end  3d  nr  depot 

Brown  Charles  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Brown  Ellis  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Brown  Granville  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  e  end  3d  nr 
railroad 

Brown  Rev  Henry  A,  pastor  Baptist  church,  r  n  s  2d  2  ' 
e  Church 

Brown  Janes,  pump  fixer,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Brown  James  B  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  e  end  3  nr  rail- 
road 

Brown  James  H,  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 


6  WINSTON,  N.  <?,,  DIRECTORY. 

Brown  John  A,  elk  Brown  &  Vaughn,  bds  Merchants' 
Hotel 

Brown  Lee  T,  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Brown  Madison  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Brown  Rebecca,  wid  of  Haywood,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Brown  Rufus  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Brown  Rufus  D  [Brown  &  Brother],  r  n  e  cor  Spruce  and 
5th 

Brown  Rufus  W,  lab  Piedmont  warehouse,  r  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 

Brown  Thomas  J  [T  J  Brown  <fe  Co,  Brown  &  Vaughn 
and  Brown  &  Hall],  r  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  5th 

Brown  T  J  &  Co  [Thomas  J  Brown, "Win  B  Carter,  Jr. 
and  James  R  Pierce],  propr  Brown's  warehouse,  n  e^cor 
Church  and  3d 

Brown  Win  "(c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 

Brown  Win  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Church 

Brown  Wra  C,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 

Brown  Wm  L  [Brown  &  Brother],  r  w  s  Cherry  2  s  5th 

Brown  &  Brother  [Wm  L  and  Pufus  D],  manfr  plug, 
twist  and  smoking  tobacco,  e  s  Church  bet  4th  and  5th 

Brown  &  Hall  IThomas  J  Brown  and  Willis  E  Hall], 
props  Winston  smoking  tobacco  factory,  e  s  Chestnut  1 
n2d 

Brown  &  Vaughn  [Thomas  J  Brown  and  Joseph  B 
Vaughn},  hardware,  cutlery  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments, e  s  Main,  4  s  4th 

Brynic  Andrew,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Bruer  Aquilla,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  nr  Winston  limits  bet 
2d  and  4th 

Buford  Chas,  agt  North-western  North  Carolina  R  R  and 
Southern  Express  office,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 

Burch  John  D,  bookseller,  stationer,  etc.,  e  s  Main  3  s  3d, 
bds  Central  Hotel 

Burger  George  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Burk  Jacob  (c),  blacksmith  M  N  Vogler,  r  country 

Burton  Arch  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 

Burton  David  R,  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  s  7th 

Burton  John  A,  elks  J  E  Gilmer,  bds  e  s  Main,  1  s  Merchant's 
Hotel 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 


Bustead  Thomas,  gardener,  r  northern  limits  Old  Town 

Butler  Samuel  H  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Butner  Louis  E,  r  w  s  depot,  2  n  5th 

Buxton  John  C,  [Alspaugh  &  Buxton],  r  w  s  Spruce  2 
n  5  th 

Byerly  John  W,  [S.  Byerly  &  Son],  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 

Byerly  Sanford,  [S  Byerly  &  Son],  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 
Addition 

Byerly  &  Son,  [Sanford  Byerly  and  John  W  Byerly], 
general  merchants,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  [Z  Taylor  Bynum,  Roderick 
Cotton  and  Edwin  L  Jones],  manfrs  of  chewing  to- 
bacco, s  e  cor  1  and  depot 

Bynum  Gray,  painter,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Bynum  H  W,  physician,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition,  r 
same 

Bynum  Hampton,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 

Bynum  James,  elk  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bds  Norwood 
House 

Bynum  John,  lump  receiver  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  Liberty 
st  Liberty  Addition 

Bynum  Mary,  sales-lady  Mrs  M  R  Reed  &  Co,  r  Dr  Bynum 

Bynum  Wade,  wks  H  Scales,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Bynum  Rev  Wm  S,  officiate  St  Paul's  church,  bds  Mer- 
chant's Hotel 

Bynum  Z  Taylor,  [Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones],  bds  Cen- 
tral Hotel 


c 


AIN  RICHARD  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 


Caldwell  John  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Callen  William  (c  ,  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  r  e  end  2d  nr  depot 

Campbell  George  (c),  fireman  Brown  &  Brothers,  r  Liberty 

st  Liberty  Addition 
Campbell  Henry  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Gotten  &  Jones 
Card  well  Anderson  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Chest- 
nut, 3  n  2d 
Cardwell  John  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 


8  WINSTON,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY. 

Cardvvell  Pleasant  (c).  wks  Leak  &  King,  bds  n  Liberty. 
Cardwell  Samuel  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  Liberty 
Cardwell  Samuel  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  s  Liberty 
Carr  Frank  (c),  drayman,  bds  e  end  3d  nr  railroad. 
Carraway  Rev  Paul  J,  pastor  M  E  Church,  South,  r  w  s 

Liberty  1  s  6th 
Carraway  Paul  J,  Jr,  elk  1st  National  Bank,  r  n  w  cor  5th 

and  Liberty 
Carter  Ashe  (c),  res  depot  opp  Gth 
Carter  Elias  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  n  7th 
Carter  Fred  (c),  shoemaker  J  Stanard 
Carter  Henry  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Carter  Peter  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Carter  Richard,  box  maker,  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Carter,  Rives  &  Co,  [Win  T  Carter,  Benj  A  Rives  and  J  H 

Hargrave,  Jr],  general  merchandise,  w  s  Main  6  s  3d 
Carter  R  N  (c),  porter  Merchant's  Hotel 
Carter  Wm  B  Jr,  [T  J  Brown  &  Co],    r  s  w  cor  4th  and 

Poplar 
Carter  Wm  T,  [Carter,  Rives  &  Co],  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Carver  Thomas  J,  bds  w  s  Chestnut  3  n  1st 
Cash  John  (c),  waiter  Merchant's  Hotel 
Casey  Chas,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Causey  Wm  C,  fruit  and  soda   water,    n  s  4  3  w  Main  st, 

also  meat  market  e  s  Liberty  1  n  4th,  res  Liberty  2 

s  7th 
Caesar  Daniel  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Central  Hotel,  Pfohl  &  Stockton  proprs,  w  s  Main  n  2d 
Chamberlain  Cornelius  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Chamberlain  Samuel  K,  architect  and  builder,  e  s  Elm  2  s  3d, 

r  w  s  Cherry  2  s  2d 
Champion  Edna,  wid  Chas  W,  r  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Chaffin  Dorcus  (c),  waiter  Norwood  House 
Chaffin  John  H  (c),  lunch  house,  s  e  cor  5th  and  Chestnut, 

r  same 
Church  Chas  W,  blacksmith  and   wheelwright,  n  e  cor  oth 

and  Chestnut,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Church  T  L  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
City  Jail,  s  e  cor  Main  and  5th 
City  Mayor's  Office,  s  e  cor  Main  and  5th 
Clapp  John  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 


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Clapp  Odie  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Clark  Melvin  (c),  wks  Brown's  warehouse,  bds  cor  5th  and 

Chestnut 
Clark  Milton  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brothers 
Clarke  Ed  (c),  wks  Lash's  warehouse 
Clarke  Wm  H,  [Clarke  &  Ford],  r  w  s  Cherry  3  n  5th 
Clarke  &  Ford,  [Wm  H  Clarke  and  David  G  Ford],  gen- 
eral merchandise,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  4th 
Clayton  Eli  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Clements  Israel  (c),  tobacco  roller  H  Scales,  r  s  s  7th  2  e 

Church 
Clements  James  (c),  wks  P  H   Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  3d  nr 

railroad 
Clements  Luther  (c),  wks  H  Scales 

Clinard  Edward  C,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Coats  Dock  (c),  wks  Leak  &  King,  r  s  s  4th  2  e  Main 
Cobb  Mitchell  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  r  s  Liberty 
Cokes  Hedden,  painter  J  H  Johnston 
Cole  Robt  (c),  res  Main  1  n  4th 
Coleman  Chas  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  e  end  3d  nr 

railroad 
Coleman  La  Fayette  (c),  lab  Brown  &  Bj  other,  bds  e  end  3d 

nr  railroad 
Coleman  Richard  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Coleman  Sandy  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Collins  David,  wks  Barber  &  Gorrell 
Collins  John,  driver  J  E  Mickey,  r  nr  western  limits  bet 

2d  and  4th 
Connard  Alexander  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Conrad  Robert  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Cook  Frank,  wks  H  Scales,  res  Main  2  n  5th 
Cook  Louis,  r  s  w  cor  5th  and  Spring 

Cook  Nelson  S,  dept  elk  Superior  Court,  res  Main  2  n  5th 
Cooper  George  (c),  wks  P  II  Hanes  &  Co 
Corbit  Anderson  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Cornish  James  W,  blacksmith,  r  nr  western  limits,  between 

2d  and  4th 
Core  Arthur,  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Cotton  Roderick,  [Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones],  bds  Central 

Hotel 
Council  Chamber,  s  e  cor  Main  and  5th 


10  WINSTON,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY. 

County  Jail,  e  s  Liberty  2  n  4th 

Cousins  James  (c),  wks  R  J  Re3nolds 

Covington  George  (c),  lab  R  J  Reynolds,  re  end  4th  nr  limits 

Cowan  Neal  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r   w  s  Old  Town 
1  s  5th 

Cox  Beverly  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Church  1 
s6th 

Cox  Dabney  (c),  lab,  r  e  end  3rd  nr  railroad 

Crawford  Lucian  (c),  brakeman,  r  e  end  2d,  nr  depot 

Crews  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Anderson,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  ad- 
dition 

Crosland  Benj  F,  general  merchandise,  n  e  cor  Main  and 
od,  r  Salem 

Croull  Thomas,  well  digger,  r  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  2nd 

Crutchfield  Felix  G  (Vaughn  &  Crutchfield),  bds  w  s  Old 
Town  1  n  6th 

Crutchfield  Paul  W,  bkpr  H  A  Siddall,  r  w  s  Cherry  2  n  5th 

Crute  Henry  A,  elk  Carter,  Rives  &  Co,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Crump  Gaither  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Culberson  John  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Currie  Win  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Cunningham  Madison  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  b  Is  w  s 
Liberty  2  s  5th 

Curtis  Wm  H  D  (Curtis  &  Wilson),  bds  Norwood  House 

Curtis  &  Wilson  (Wm  H  D  Curtis  and   Boon  A   Wilson), 
foundry  and  machine  shop  w  s  Depot  1  n  2nd 


DABENY  EDWARD  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones, 
r  s  s  4th  1  e  Main 

Dabney  Wilson  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Dalton  James,  wks  H  Scales,  bds  w  s  Depot  2  n  1st 
Dalton  Jerry  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Dalton  John,  wks  II  Scales,  bds  w  s  Depot  2  n  1st 
Dalton  Peter  W,  manager  Bitting  &  Whittaker,  res  Chest- 
nut 1  s  2nd 
Dalton  Robt  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Dalton  Rufus  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2 

s  5th 
Dalton  Wm,  bds  w  s  Depot  2  n  1st 
Dark  Anderson  (c),  r  w  s  Church  2  s  4th 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  11 

Darlington  John  T,  associate  editor  Winston  Sentinel,  bds  s 

e  cor  Libertv  and  5th 
Da  Valt  Daniel  (e),  r  n  s  5th  2  e  Church 
Davis  Edward  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Davis  Geo  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  w  s  Libert)'  2  s  5th 
Davis  Ilaivy  fc),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Davis  Henry  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Davis  James  (c),  lab,  bds  e  end  3rd  nr  railroad 
Davis  James  W,  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  w  s  Old  Town  3  s  Oth 
Davis  Joseph  (c),  r  Liberty  Addition 
Davis  Joseph  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  s  Gth  4  e  Church 
Davis  Mrs  N  S   [Davis  &  Welfare],  bds  s  s  Court  House 

Square 
Davis  &  Welfare  [Mrs  N  S  Davis  and  Miss  T  A  Welfare], 

millinery  and  notions,  w  s  Main  1  s  Central  Hotel 
Day  Martin  (c),  bds  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  4th 
Dav  Mont  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  r  wsside  Depot 

1  n  4th 
Day  John  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  r  w  s  Depot  2 

n  1st 
Deal  James  H  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Dean  M  Nathaniel,  carpenter  Fogle  Brothers,  r  s  w  cor  Lib- 
erty and  Main 
De  Justo  Carlos,  barber  and  baths,  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Denney  Mitchell,  mechanic,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Dix  Robert  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Depot  1  n  1st 
Dixon  Ed  (c),  r  s  s  4th  1  e  Main 
Dixon  Edward,  lab,  r  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  Main 
Dixon  John  (c),  r  s  Liberty 
Dixon  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Dodd  Nathaniel  H,  boarding  house,  r  eend  3rd  nr  railroad 
_^^Dolan  Polly,  wid  of  James,  res  Liberty  2  s  Gth 
Donigan  Spots  wood  F,  r  n  w  cor  Depot  and  2nd 
Donigan  Thomas,  elk  J  E  Gilmer,  r  n  w  cor  Depot  and  2nd 
Donigan  Thomas  E,  groceries,  n  w  cor  Depot  and  2nd,  r  same 
Donnald  Randall  (c),  bds  w  s  Church  3  s  4th 
Donnell  Tap  (c),  bds  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 
Douthard  Lucy  (c),  wid  of  Adam,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Douthit  Berry  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 
Downs  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Drummond  James  A,  bds  Winston  Hotel 


12  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Drummond  Wm  C,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Dulin  Abram  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  rss  5th  1  e  Church 

Durham  Irvin  W,  marble  yard,  n  s  3rd  1  e  Main,  r  Salem 


E 


ANS  SID  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 


Easly  Geo  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard,  r  a  Liberty 

East  Wm,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  nr  w  end  2nd 

Edwards  Wiley  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  e  end  3rd  nr  railroad 

Ed  well  Harrison  (e),  mattress  mkr,  n  w  oor  Church  and  4th  3  T 

Edwell  James  S  (c),  shoe  maker,  w  s  Main  1  n  4th,  r  s  e 

cor  Main  and  Liberty 
Edwell  John  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Eldridge  Arthur  (c),  barber,  r  n  w  cor  Church  and  5th 
Elliott  Carrollton  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &,Co 
Episcopal  Church,  s  s  4th  2  e  Spruce 
Estes  Ed,  wks  Beck  &  Moore 

Evans  Henry  (c),  barber,  r  n  w  cor  Church  and  5th 
Everett  Geo  B,  atty  at  law,  over  w  s  Main  8th  s    3rd,  r 

w  s  Liberty  2  s  6th 
Eynes  Sydney  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 


FARABEE  SAMUEL  W,  wagon  maker,  r  n  w  cor  Lib- 
erty and  Gth 

Farmer  Alex,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Faucett  James  N,  carpenter,  r  w  s  depot  2  n  1st 

Ferebee  Rev  L  R  (c),  pastor  A  M  E  Zion  church,  r  n  e  cor 

4th  and  Chestnut 
Ferguson  Richard   c),  (blind),  r  s  e  cor  Cherry  and  3rd 
Fetner  James,  tailor  R  D  Johnston,  r  w  end  4th 
Fentress  It  E,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine,  r  Kerners- 

ville 
Field  E  L,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Field  Justin,  (Starbuck  &  Field),  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Fields  Henry  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
First  National  Bank,  J  A  Bitting  Pres,  S  II  Hodgin  Vice 

PreSj  J  W  Alspaugh  Cashier,  R  T  Steadman  AsstCash, 

n  w  cor  Liberty  and  5th 


WINSTON,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY.  13 


Flippen  Geo  (e),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Flippen  Preston  (c),  wks  R  J  Rsynolda 

Flournoy  Frank,  express   messenger  and  conductor  It  &  D 

R  R,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  s  2nd 
Flournoy  Julia  A,  wid  of  James,  r  vv  s  Chestnut  1  s  2nd 
Flournoy  Phebe,  wid  of  Charles,  r  w  s  depot  2  n  4th 
Fogle  Augustus  G,  (S  D  Franklin  &  Co),  sheriff  Forsyth 

county,  office  court  house,  r  Salem 
Foltz  Henrv  W,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  res  Liberty  1  n  6th 
Ford  David  G,  (Clarke  &  Ford)  r  w  s  Cherry  2  s  6th 
Ford  Frank  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Foster  John  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Foster  Pleasant  II  (c),  waiter  Merchant  Hotel,  r  Liberty  st 

Liberty  Addition' 
Foster  Rush  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Foster  Wm,  elk  J  F  Prather  &  Co 

Foster  Wm  A,  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  r  s  w  cor  Depot  and  5th 
Foucht  Harry  T,  foreman    Miller  Bros,  r  Liberty  and  Lib- 
erty Addition 
Foust  Henry  (c),  wks  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 
Foust  Junius  [c],  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 
Foust  Geo  T,  general  merchandise,  w  s  Main  4  s  3rd,  bds 

Wilson  Hotel 
Fowler  John  H,  tobacco,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Fowler  Wm  T,  laborer,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Fowlkes  Robt  [c],  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Church 
Fox  George  [c],  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  4th  nr  R  R 
Foy  Calvin  [c],  waiter  Merchants'  Hotel 
Foy  Henry  S,  livery,  feed  and  sale,  e  s  Main  2  s  5th,  bds 

Cential  Hotel 
Foy  Pleasant  [c],  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  rear  C  Hamlen  & 

Co's  factory 
Foy  Samuel  [c],  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Francis  Lewis  [c],  shoemaker,  w  s  depot  2  n  4th,  r  same 
Franklin  John  [c],  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Franklin  Stokes  D,  [S  D  Franklin  &  Co],  r  s  e  cor  Cherry 

and  3rd 
Franklin  S  D  &  Co,  [Stokes  D  Franklin,  Henry  H  Holder, 

and    Augustus   Fogle,]   genl    merchandise,  w    s  Court 
House  Square,  2  s  4th 


14  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Freeman  Jacob  \ c],  r  n  s  5th  1  W  Church 
Fries  Andy  (c)  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Fries  Chas,  (c),  wks  J  I  Nissen 
Fries  Dock  (cj,  lab,  r  s  s  5th  1  w  Liberty 
Fries  Geo  (c),  cook,  r  s  s  4th  1  e  Main 
Fries  Henry  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  r  w  s  Church  4  n  5th 
Fries  Jacob  (c),  r  w  s  Church  2  n  5th 
Fries  James  (c),  r  w  s  Church  4  n  5th 
Fries  Matthew  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Fries  Vaine  (c),  wks  Leake  &  King,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Fry  Wash  (c),  plasterer,  r  w  s  Liberty  3  s  5th 
Fry  Leonard  R,  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  res  Liberty  3  n  5th 
Fulp  Edward  P,  leaf  dealer,  n  s  4th  3  e  Chestnut,  bds  Mer- 
chants' Hotel 
Fulp  Robert  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Fulton  Noah  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 


G 


ALIER  COLONEL  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 


Gal li more  Robt  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 

Galloway  Geo  Q  (c),  bds  w  s  Chestnut  3  n  2d 

Galloway  Joshua  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Old 
Town  1  s  below 

Galloway  Lawson  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  r  s  w  cor  Church 
and  4th 

Galloway  Lindsay  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  nr  w  end  2d 

Galloway  Reikis  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 

Galloway  Rowan  (e),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  rear  C  Hamlen 
&  Co's  factory 

Galloway  Theo  (c),  wks  Leake  &  King,  r  n  w  cor  Spruce 
and  4th 

Gardner  Thomas  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Gates  Alex  (<•),  [Gates  &  Smith],  propr  Gates'  Hair  Re- 
newer,  s  e  cor  Main  and  7th 

Gates  &  Smith  (c),  [Alex  Gates  and  James  Smith],  barbers 
under  Merchants'  Hotel 

Gauther  Alfred  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Gayther  Albert  (c),  lab,  bds  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 

Gee  W  H,  bds  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 

George  A  E,  wid  of  Col  F,  r  n  w  cor  Spruee  and  5th-  3 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  15 


George  Peter,  tailor  R  D  Johnston,  r  1$  miles  s  w  Winston 
Gibson  George  (c),  lab  F  &  H  Fries,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Gibson  James  W,  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Gibson  Tishe  (c),  waiter  Norwood  House 
flrahhs  Saiidv  (c),  bus  driver  Winston  Hotel 
Chillis  M  jc)i  r  s  Liberty 
Gillis  Sandy  (e),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Gilmer  John  E,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer  in  dry-goods, 
clothing,  groceries,  notions,  boots,  shoes,  etc,  e  s  Main 
3  n  2,  fes  Main  1  s  Merchants'  Hotel 
Gilthrist  Mary  (c),  chambermaid  Winston  Hotel 
Glenn  Mary  A,  r  w  end  4th  cor  Broad 
Glenn  Samuel  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Glenn  Robt  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Glenn  Wm  B,  [Watson  &  Glenn],  r  n  w  cor  4th  and  Spring 
Godsey  John   C,  carpenter  J  I  Nissen,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Goin  George  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co,  r  w  s  Depot  1  n  4th 
Goin  Holman  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  s  5th 
Goin  Joseph  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r   n  e  cor  Depot 

and  4th  , 

Gowan  Joe  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Ad- 

dition 
Goin  Pink  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  w  s  Depot  1  n  1st 
Goin  Wm  P  (c),  wks  Haynes'  factory,  r  n  e  cor  Depot  and  4th 
Good  Templar  Hall,  w  s  court  house  square 
Goodman  Adolphus,  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  near  western  limits 

bet  2d  and  4th 
Goodman  Wm  P,  r  nr  w  limits  bet  2d  and  4th 
Gordon  Mrs  L,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  w  s  Liberty  2 

n  4th.  r  same 
Gordon  Mrs,  bds  Norwood  House 

Gordon  Richard  L,  jeweler,  w  s  Liberty  5  n  4th,  r  w  s  Lib- 
erty 2  n  4th 
Gorrell  Albert  B,  (Barber  &  Gorrell),  leaf  dealer,  s  s  3d,  1 
e  Church,  also  mayor  of  Winston,  r  n  w  cor  5th  and 
Spruce 
Gorrell  Henry  (c),  blacksmith  C  W  Church 
Gorrell  Robt  D,  elk  S  E  Allen,  r  n  w  cor  5th  and  Spruce 
Goslen  Junius  W,  editor  and  propr  "  The  Union  Repub- 
lican," e  s  Main  3  s  4th,  r  Salem 


16  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Graham  Barnett  B,  wks  Scales'  factory,  res  Old  Town    1 

s  7th 
Graham  Bedford  D,  elks  W  S  Martin,  res  Old  Town  1  s  7th 
Graham  Thomas  L,  elk  J  E  Gilmer,  res  Old  Town  1  s  7th 
Grant  Green  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Grasty  Jerry  (c),  lab  H  Scales,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  s  6th 
Grasty  Remus  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Graves  Anderson  (c\  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Graves  Henry  L,  grocer  and  confectioner,  w  s  Court  House 

Square  2  n  3d,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  n  6th 
Graves  John  H,  shipping  elk  Brown  &  Bro,  bds  Norwood 

House 
Graves  Neal  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Gray  Anderson  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Gray  Cornelius  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Gray  Eugene  E  [Mast  &  Gray],  r  s  s  3d  2  w  Main 
Gray  Emory  S,  r  s  s  Court  House,  2  w  Main 
Gray  James  A,  assistant  cashier  Wachovia  National  Bank 

and  Genl  Ins  office  Wachovia  Nat  Bank,  r  w  s  Main  1 

n  Central  Hotel 
Gray  Robert,  r  s  s  Court  House  2  w  Main 
Gray  Wm  M  (c),  shoemkr,  n  s  5th  2  w  Church,  r  s  Liberty 
Gray  Willie  T,  r  s  s  Court  House  2  w  Main 
Green  Ed  (c),  wks  Leak  &  King 
Green  Henry  T  (c),  minister,  r  s  Liberty 
Green  Major  (c),  r  Broad  bet  4th  and  5th 
Green  Randolph  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Green  Thornton  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  s  5th  3  w  Depot 
Griffith  John  F,  with  Hodgin  &  Sullivan,  res  Cherry  2  n 

4th 
Grogan  James  M,  tobacco  manfr,  r  s  e  cor  Libert}r  and  7th 
Grogan  John  (c),  wks  H  Scales 
Grogan  Lucy  W,  wid  of  John  P,  r  e  s  Spruce  2  s  5th 
Grogan  Martin,  genl  merchandise,  e  s  Court  House  Square 

4  n  3d,  res  Spruce  2  s  5th 
Grubbs  Obe,  wks  C  Ilamlen  &  Co 
Grunert  Wm  C,  watchrakr  Wm  T  Vogler,  r  Salem 
Guihn  John  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Gunn  Wm  A,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine,  r  Kerners- 

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Guy  Webb  (c),  waiter  Winston  Hotel 


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WINSTON,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY.  17 

(iwvnn  Andrew  (c),  waiter  Central  Hotel 
Gwynn  David  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 


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AIRSTON  ALLEN  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanea  &  Co,  bds  i 

end  3d  nr  railroad 

Hairston  Cabell,  propr  Lash's  warehouse,  s  e  cor  Church 

and  3d,  r  n  e  cor  Cherry  and  4th 
Hairston  Clif  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Hairston  Estes  (c),  wks  Lash's  warehouse,  r  rear  n  e  cor 

Cherry  and  4th 
Hairston  George  (c),  lab  R  J  Reyholds,  bdse  s  4th  nr  limits 
Hairston  Harris  W  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 
Hairston  John  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  3d,  nr  rail- 
road 
Hairston  J  Tyler,  with  Lash's  warehouse,  r  e  a  Main  1  n  4th 
Hairston  Lewis  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co,  r  e  end  3d  nr 

depot 
Hairston  Mose  (c),  wks  depot,  r  e  end  2d  nr  railroad 
Hairston  Nelson  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  e  end  4th   nr 

limits 
Hairston  Robt  (c),  wks  depot,  r  e  end  2d  nr  railroad 
Hairston  Rep  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Hairston  Rufus  (c),  lab,  r  e  end  2d  nr  railroad 
Halbrook  Henry,  bds  w  s  Liberty  4  n  4th 
Haley  Gideon  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Hall  Lewis  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Hall  Thomas  J,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  s  w  cor  Libert}*  and 

2d 
Hall  Willis  E  [Brown  &  Hall],  rn  end  Old  Town 
Hamlen  Chesley  [C  Hamlen  &  Co],  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  4th 
Hamlen  C  &  Co  [Chesley  Hamlen  and  Abner  J  Hunt], 

inanfra  chewing  tobacco,  n  w  cor  Old  Town  and  5th 
Hamlen  Melvin,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  4th 
Hanes  Benj  F  [P  H  Hanes  &  Co],  res  Cherry  1  s  5th 
Hanes  John  W  [P  H  Hanes  &  Co],  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Hanes  Pleasant  H  [P  H  Hanes  &  Co],  res  Cherry  1  s5th 
Hanes  P  H  &  Co  [Pleasant  H,  Benjamin  F  and  John  W 

Hanes],  manfrs  plug  and  twist  tobacco,  e  s  Chestnut  2 

n  2d 
Harris  AVm,  carpenter,  r  s  e  cor  Vine  and  5th 
3 


18  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Hannah  Ned  (c),  servant  George  Lambeth,  r  n  s  Otli  bet 

Main  and  Liberty 
Hardy  Mrs  F  J,  props  Norwood  House,  r  same 
Hargrave  J  H  Jr,  [Carter,  Rives  &  Co],  r  Chatham  Va 
Hargrove  Sandy  (c),  wka  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Hargrove  Stokes  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Harper  Harden  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 
Harris  Edward  E,  fireman  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  n  w  cor  Chest- 
nut and  2d,  rooms  w  s  Chestnut  1  n  1st 
Harris  Frank,  elk  Jacob  Tise  &  Co,  r  s  w  cor  Main  and  5th 
Harris  Isaac  (c),  wks  Brown   &  Brother,  bds  e  end  3d  nr 

railroad 
Harris  Madison,  box-maker  Brown  &  Brother 
Harris  Martha  S,  wid  of  E  E,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  n  1st 
Harris  Robt  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Harris  Win  M,  carpenter  Brown  &  Brother 
Ilartman  Mary,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Haskins  Joe  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 
Haskins  Robt,  manager  B  J  Sheppard,  res  Depot  2  s  Gth 
Haskins  Thomas  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Hasten  Elijah,  brick-mason,  res  Old  Town  3  n  7th 
Hauser  Chas  S,  elk  of  the  Superior  Court,  office  Court 

House,  r  Salem 
Havey  Gid  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Hawkins  Scott  (c),  yard  hand  Central  Hotel 
Hay  Win  P,  elk  S  E  Allen,  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Hayes  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Hayes  Moses  (c),  r  w  s  Church  2  n  5th       *- 
Hayes  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
liege  Edward  L,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  r  s  e  cor  Cherry  and 

2nd 
Hege  Levis  (c),  r  s  Liberty 
Hedgecock  James,  wks  W  W  Wood 
Henderson  Jesse  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Hendrix  Asbury  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Henley  James  (c),  rubber  Leak  &  Wilson 
Henley  John  L,  elk  Nading  &  Henley,  r  vv  s  Old  Town  1  n 
Gth 


WINSTON,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY.  19 

Henley  Micajah  C,  photograph  gallery,   n   w   cor  Court 

House  Square,  r  n  e  cor  Church  and  4th 
Henley  Wm  P  [Nading  &  Henley],  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  n  6th 
Herbert  Win  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

HeMer  Walton  M,  elk  Plohl  &  Stockton,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Hickerson  George (c),  baggage  wagon  driver  Merchants'  Ho- 
tel, r  s  s  6th  1  e  Church 
Hickerson  Miles (d),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  s  6th  1  e  Church 
Hickerson  Robt  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  s  6th  1  e  Church 
Hicks  Andrew  (c),  prizer,  bds  e  end  3rd  nr  railroad 
Hicks  T  Cooper,  travelling  salesman  Bynum, Cotton  &  Jones, 

bds  Norwood  House 
Hicks  John  H.  well  digger,  r  s  w  cor  Chestnut  and  7th 
Hill  Wm  P  [Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co.],  r  w  s  Spruce  2  n  4Ji 
Hillen  Joseph  F,  elk  Revenue  office,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Hines  Crcsar  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Hine  Gilbert  C,  wks  L  C  Hine,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  2nd 
Hine  John  H,  harness  mkr  S  A  Veach,  res  Broad  1  s  4th 
Hine  Levi,  shoe  mkr  J  Riggs 

Hine  Levene  I,  manager  Fries'  tannery,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  2nd 
Hine  Lewis,  r  s  w  cor  Spruce  and  6th 
"^  Hine  Luther  C,  innfr  saddles  and  harness  w  s  Main  1  s 
2nd,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  2nd 
Hine  Thomas  L.  shoe  mkr,  res  Broad  2  s  4th 
Hinshaw  Bros  [Geo  W  and   Wm   M],  genl  merchandise, 

seeds,  fertilizers,  etc,  s  s  4th  opposite  Old  Town. 
Hinshaw  Geo  W  [Hinshaw  Bros],  r  w  s  Cherry  2  n  4th 
Hinshaw  Wm  M  [Hinshaw  Bros],  bds  e  s  Main  2  n  4th 
Hitt  Robt  J,  carpenter  Fogle  Bros,  r  s  e  cor  Church  and  2nd 
Hitt  Wm,  apprentice  Winston  Leader,  rs  e  cor  Church  and 

2nd 
Hooser  Gilbert  (c),  r  e  end  4th  nr  railroad 
Hode  Wiley  (c),  r  s  s  5th  1  e  Church 

Hodgin  James  M,  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  4th 
Hodgin  Stephen  H  [Hodgin  &  Sullivan],  r  s  w  cor  Cherry 

and  4th 
Hodgin  &  Sullivan  [Stephen  H  Hodgin  and  Nathaniel  D 
Sullivan],  genl  merchandise,  fertilizers,  etc,  w  s  Court 
House  Square  cor  4th 
Hogan  Sandy  (c),  farmer,  res  7th  2  e  Main 
Holder  Henry  H  [S  D  Franklin  &  Coj,  me  cor  Elm  and  3d 


20  WINSTON,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY. 

Holder  Jack,  butcher,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Holeman  Wm  (c),  wks  H  Scales 

Holley  Lucius  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Hollister  James  D,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1 

n  1st 
Holmes  James  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Holmes  Moses  (c),  r  \v  s  Elm  1  n  2d 

Hopkins  Phillip  N,  grocer,  n  e  cor  5th  and  Depot,  r  same 
Hopper  W  0,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Horton  Henry  (c),  r  s  s  Oth  2  e  Church 
Howlett  Robert  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Hoyden  Robert  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Humphry  Edgar  (c,  r  s  s  5th  1  e  Church 
Hunley  Wesley  (c),  waiter  Central  Hotel 
Hunt  Abner  J  [C  Hamlen  &  Co],  r  n  s  5th  1  w  Old  Town 
Hunt  Edwn  G,  receiver  of  work  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  n  w  cor 

Main  and  4th 
Huske  Thomas  W,  elk  Central  Hotel,  r  same 
Hunter  John  W,  director  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  same 
Hyton  Foust  (cj,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 


JACKSON  ANDREW  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  Lib- 
erty Addition 
Jackson  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  s  5th  3  w 
Depot 
Jacobs  Heyman,  clothing  and  gents'  furnishing  goods,  s  e 

cor  Liberty  and  3d,  r  Richmond  Va 
Jacobs  Joseph,  manager  H  Jacobs,  bds  Wilson  House 
James  Lemens  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
JerTress  Horace  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 
Jeffress  Stephen  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 
Jeffries  Wm  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Jenkins  R  C,  'bus  driver  Merchants'  Hotel,  r  same 
Jenkins  Samuel,  wks  Beck  &  Moore 
olmny  Priscilla,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 
Johnson  Addison,  stone  mason,  res  Main  1  s  Liberty 
Johnson  Albert  B,  tobacco,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  21 

Johnson  Erastus  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Johnson  Frank  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Libert}'  1  n  7th 

Johnson  Frank  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanea  &  Co,  r  s  Liberty 

Johnson  James  B,  wks  W  W  Wood,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 

Johnson  John  R,  painter,  r  s  e  cor  Liberty  and  oth 

Johnson  Lucinda,  wid  of  Isaac,  r  w  end  4th 

Johnson   M~F~(c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Johnson  Peyton  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Johnson  Susan  J,  wid  of  '1  homas,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 

Johnson  Walter  B,  tailor  and  repairer,  s  e  cor  Liberty  and 
5th,  r  same 

Johnson  Wm  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Johnston  Rev  FU,  Pastor  Presbyterian  Church,  r  w  s  Cherrv 
3  s  4th 

Johnston  John  H,  carriage  and  buggy  mnfr,  e  s  Chestnut 

1  n  4th,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Johnston  Patrun  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Johnston  Robt  D,  merchant  tailor,  e  s  Court  House  square 

2  n  3d,  r  s  s  4th  1  w  Poplar 

Jones  Albert  M,  manager  Singer  Sewing  Machine  office, 

w  s  Main  3  s  3d,  r  Salem 
Jones  Miss  Annie  B,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Mrs  Caroline,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Chas  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Jones  Daniel  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  4th  nr  R  R 
Jones  Dick  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Jones  Ed  L  [Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones],  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Giddin  W  (c),  rnr  w  limits  bet  4th  and  2d 
Jones  Henry  (c),  cook  Merchants'  Hotel,  bds  s  \v  cor  Church 

and  4th 
Jones  James,  wks  II  Scales,  bds  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 
Jones  James,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  e  end  1th  nr  limits 
Jones  James  P,  supt  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Miss  Jennie,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Miss  Jessie,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  John  J,  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Joseph  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2 

s  5th 
Jones  Miss  Mattie,  bds  Norwood  House 


22  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Jones  Miss  Nettie,  bds  Norwood  House 

Jones  Pride  (c),  lab  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  r  s  Liberty 

Jones  Robert  H,  dentist,  over  Thompson's  drug  store  vv  s 

Court  House  Square,  r  s  s  Court  House  Square 
Jones  Rufus  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Jones  Walter  J,  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds  Norwood  House 
Jones  Wm  (c),  lab  H  Scales,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  s  6th 
Jones  Wm  A  T,  box-maker,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Jones  Wm  M,  tobacco  picker,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Joyce  Anthony  (c),  stone-mason,  r  Depot  1  n  7th 
Joyce  James  (c),  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Main 
Joyner  Peter  H,  r  w  s  Court  House  Square  cor  3d 


KEEHLN  FRANK  E,  harness  and  saddles,  e  s  Main  3 
s  3d,  r  Salem 

Kember  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  end  3d  nr  limits 

Kerby  Anthony  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 

Kern  Ed  G,  r  w  s  Broad  1  s  4th 

Kiestler  Adam,  shoemaker,  r  s  Liberty 

Keith  L  N,  job  printer  Winston  "Sentinel,"  r  w  end  5th 

Keith  Pulaski,  student,  r  n  s  5th  6  w  Spruce 

Keith  Wiley  F,  plasterer,  r  n  s  5th  6  w  Spruce 

Kennedo  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Jessie,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  n  1st 

Kester  Daniel  E,  machinist  Salem  Iron  Works,  r  vv  s  Main 

2  s  5th 
Kester  Lucinda,  wid  of  M  M,  r  w  s  Main,  2  s  5th 
Kester  John  H,  machinist,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  5th 
King  Aaron  A,  wks  Piedmont  warehouse 
King  Henry  S  [Leak  &  King],  bds  s  s  5th  3  w  Poplar 
Kirk  man  Lou  [Mrs  M  K  Reed  &  Co],  bds  Mrs  M  K  Reid 
Kirkpatrick  James  V,  r  s  w  cor  Spruce  and  4th  > 
Kirkpatrick  Randle  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Knott  Charles,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Kohns  Joseph,  clothier,  gents'  furnisher,  etc,  e  s   Main  5  n 

3d,  r  same 
Koons  Michael,  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 

LANGFELD  MAYER  H,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  etc.,  s 
s  3d  1  w  Main,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 


WINSTON,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY.  23 

Lambeth  George  J,  tobacco,  r  n  s  Otli  bet  Main  and  Liberty 
Lambeth  John  A,  lumber  dealer,  n  s  5th  bet  Main  and 

Liberty,  r  n  s  Oth  bet  Main  and  Liberty 
Lanier  John  (c),  r  nr  w  end  2d 
Lash  Frank  (c),  wks  Leak  &  King 
Lash  Glandon  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Lash  Mandy  (c),  r  s  Liberty 
Lash  Turner  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Lash's  Warehouse,  Cabell  Hairston  propr,  s  e  cor  Church 

and  3d 
Laugenhour  Win  (c),  hostler  H  S  Foy 
Laura  nee  Augustus  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
--Lea  Margaret  D,  wid  of  James  K,  r  e  s  Cherry  2  n  2d 
Leach  John  (c),  lamp  lighter,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Leak  David  R  [Leak  &  Wilson],  r  s  s  5th  3  w  Poplar 
Leak  Henry  D,  wks  Leak  &  King,  bds  w  s  Spring  1  n  4th 
Leak  James  M  [Leak  &  King],  r  w  s  Spring  1  n  4th 
Leak  Thomas  F,  mnfr  smoking  tobacco,  rns  oth  4  s Spruce 
Leak  Walter  R,  wks  Leak  &  King,  bds  s  s  5th  3  w  Poplar 
Leak  &  King  [James  M  Leak  and  Henry  S  King],  manfrs 

chewing  tobacco,  nr  cor  Poplar  and  5th 
Leak  &  Wilson  [David  R  Leak  and  Thomas  A  Wilson], 

marble  works,  s  e  cor  Church  and  2d 
Lee  Anderson  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  4th  nr 

railroad 
Lee  Jack  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Lee  W  W,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Lemly  Wm  A,  cashier  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  Salem 
Lemon  Robert  E,  groceries,  s  Liberty,  r  same 
Lenoir  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Leonard  Henry,  carpenter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Leonard  Wm,  carpenter,  r  e  end  2d  nr  railroad 
Levister  Charles,  wks  H  Scales 

Levister  George  W,  carpenter  Fogle  &  Brother,  res  Chest- 
nut 1  s  2d 
Lewis  Charles,  bds  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Lewis  C  F,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Lewis  Geo,  collector  Lash's  warehouse,  bds  n  e  cor  Cherry 

and  4th 
Lewis  J  T  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Lewis  Wallace  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 


24  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Lindsey  Bob  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 

Lindsey  Wesley  (c),  porter  Central  Hotel 

Lindwell  A,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Liberty,  2  s  3d 

Lineback  Win,  brick-mason,  r  w  s  Clierry  2  n  2d 

Linville  Franklin,  canvasser  Singer  sewing  machine,  r  Ker- 

nersville  N  C 
Livengood  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Jacob,  r  Depot  2  n  7th 
Livengood  Thomas  A,  elk  C  H  Winkle,  r  Salem 
Livingstone  James,  plasterer,  res  Main  1  s  Liberty 
Loman  Chas,  elk  Jacob  Tise  &  Co,  r  Win  Loman's 
Loman  Wm,  bricklayer,  res  Old  Town  2  s  Belo 
-Lookabille  James  F,  pattern  rakr  Salem  Iron  Works,  r  w  s 

Liberty  2  s  1st 
Long  Barney  E,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Main  3  n  Bank 
Long  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Barney,  r  w  s  Main  3  n  Bank 
Long  Wm  (c),  lab  Fogle  Bros,  r  S  Liberty 
Longworth  Nannie,  res  Main  1  n  Church 
Lott  Stokes,  manager  of  lump  machine  Brown  &  Brother 
Love  Chas  P,  manager  assorting  room  Brown  &  Brother,  bds 

n  e  cor  Main  and  5th 
Lumley  John  W,  wks  E  Fulk,  rse  cor  Oak  and  Belo 
Lumley  Marion,  wks  brick -yard,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Lumley  Rebecca,  wid  of  Jesse,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Lumley  Susan,  wid  of  Jesse,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Lumley  Wm,  wks  Barber  &  Gorrell 
Lutz  Wm  A,  minister,  r  w  s  Cherry  3  n  2d 
Lyttle  Addison  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  cor  5th  and  Chest- 
nut 


McADOO  FLETCHER  R  (c),  pressman   the  "  Union 
Republican  " 

McAdoo  Geo  (c),  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

McAdoo  Jane  (c),  boarding   house,  w  s  Liberty  2  s   5th,  r 

same 
McCall  Anderson  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
McCain  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  AVhitaker 
McClain  Thomas  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
McCollens  Anderson  (c),  r  s  s  5th  1  e  Church 
McDade  Emeline  (c),  wid  of  Eli,  r  s  s  5th  2  w  Depot 
McGluder  Geo  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  25 

Mclver  Henry  E,  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Mclver  Irwin  M,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

McKnight  David,  brick-mason,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 
McKnight  Edward,  photographer,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Ad- 
dition 


M 


ABENE  DICK  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 


Mabene  Frank  (c)  wks  W  W  Woods,  r  s  s  6th  3  e  Church 

Mabene  Robert  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 

Mack  Christopher  (c),  driver,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Mack  Nathan  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Mack  Samuel  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 

Mackleroy  John  (c)  r  n  s  7th  3  e  Main 

Maddock  Charles  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  r  w  s  Chestnut  2! 
n  2nd 

Male  Academy,  e  s  Cherry  bet  3rd  and  4th 

Malloy  David  C,  tobacco  commission  merchant,  bds  Central! 
Hotel 

Marable  Daniel  T,  r  e  s  Old  Town  1  n  6th 

March  Gus  (c),  r  s  w  cor  4th  and  Church 

Marshall  Anna,  wid  of  Wm,  res  Depot  opp  6th 

Martin  Alexander  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  bds  e  end  411l 
nr  limts 

Martin  Frank  A,  elk  G  M  Rucker,  bds  Norwood  House 

Martin  Isabella,  wid  of  Edmund,  r  w  s  Pine  1  n  7th 

Martin  James,  revenue  assessor,  r  n  wT  cor  Old  Town  and  7th 

Martin  James,  res  Liberty  2  n  4th 

Martin  James  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 

Martin  John  J,  r  w  s  Old  Town  3  n  7th 

Martin  Reynold  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Martin  Robt  (c),  r  w  s  Church  2  s  4th 

Martin  Samuel,  dentist,  r  s  s  oth  2  w  Poplar 

Martin  Watt  S  R,  elk  S  H  Smith,  r  w  s  Pine  1  n  7th 

Martin  Thomas  (c),  wks  Leake  &  King,  r  s  s  5th  4  w  Poplar 

Martin  Wm  S,  dealer  in  boots,  shoes,  hats,  caps,  w  s  Main 
5  s  3d,  bds  Central  Hotel 

Mast  Daniel  P,  [Mast  &  Gray],  register  of  deeds,  bds  Mer- 
chant's Hotel 
4 


26  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Mast  &  Gray,  [Daniel  P  Mast  and  Eugene  E  Gray],  attys 

at?  law,  office  Court  House 
Massey  Legan  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Masten  A  E,  wid  of  Joseph,  r  n  e  cor  Main  and  5th 
Masten  Frank  (c),  lab,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Masten  John  H,  [Jacob  Tise  &  Co],  r  n  e  cor  Liberty 

and  7th 
Masten  Joseph,  r  n  e  cor  Main  and  5th 
Masten  Joseph  W,  dep  sheriff  and  jailor,  e  s  Liberty  2  n  4th 

r  same 
Mathes  Geo  M,  editor  and  propr  Winston  "  Sentinel,"  office 

e  s  Main  3  n  2d,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Mathes  Jones  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Matthew  Isaac  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Matthews  Maria  (c),  wid  of  Richard,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Maurie  Adam  (c),  box  maker,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Mayo  Daniel  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Mayo  Elijah  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  r  w  s  Main  3  s  5th 
M  E  Church  (South),  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  6th 
Medearis  Newton  H,  elk  Hinshaw  Bros,  r  w  s  Cherry  2  n  4th 
Mendenhall  Alexander  (c),  wks  Brown's  warehouse,  r  e  end 

2d  nr  depot 
Mendenhall  Wm  (c),  plasterer,  r  e  end  2d  nr  depot 
Merchants'  Hotel,  Pfohl  &  Stockton  proprs,  e  s  Main  4  s  3d 
Millender  Wm,  section  master,  r  e  end  1st  nr  depot 
Miller  Augustus,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Miller  Bros,   [John   S   and   Gideon   L],   contractors  and 

builders,  n  e  cor  Chestnut  and  1st 
Miller  Gaston  E,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  n  s  4th  1  w  Poplar 
Miller  Gideon  L,  [Miller  Bros],  r  n  w  cor  Cherry  and  2d 
Miller  Harrison  W,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  Norwood  House 
Miller  James,  carpenter  Miller  Bros 
Miller  James  C,  foreman  Miller  Bros,  r  w  s  Liberty  3  s  2d 
Miller  Jessie  R,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  w  s  Liberty  3  s  2d 
Miller  John  S,  [Miller  Bros],  r  n  e  cor  Church  and  1st 
Miller  Samuel,  elk  M  H  Langfeld,  res  Cherry  2  s  3d 
Miller  Samuel  A,  tinner,  res  Cherry  2  s  3d 
Miller  Win  F,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  res  Cherry  2  s  3d 
Miller  Wm  H,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  bds  Norwood  House 
Mills  Pinkney  (c),  lab  R  J  Reynolds,  r  w  s  Depot  1  n  1st 
Mills  Anderson  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  27 

Miner  Levi,  blacksmith  A  W  Bevel,  bds  s  w  corner  Cherry 

and  6th 
Mitchell  Caswell  (c),  lab,  r  Depot  3  n  7th 
Monro  James  A,  Principal  Winston  Male  Academy,  res 

Cherry  3  s  2d 
Montague  Dr  Seth  J,  physician  and  surgeon,  w  s  Main  5 

s  3d,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Moody  Elizebeth,  wid  of  Nathaniel,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  2d 
Moore  Bob  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Moore   Frank  L,  elk  Hodgin  &  Sullivan,  r  s  e  cor  5th  and 

Spruce 
Moore  James  M,  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 
Moore  John  T,  [Beck  &  Moore],  bds  Norwood  House 
Moore  Sci  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 
Moore  Wm  H,  tobacconist,  r  w  s  Pine  1  n  7th 
Morehead  Carter  (c),  porter  Hinshaw  Bros,  r  n  e  cor  Main 

and  7th 
Morehead  Wm  (c),  r  w  s  Church  1  s  4th 
Morgan  Geo  C,  printer  Winston  "Leader" 
Morgan   John  W,  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bds  w  s 

Depot  2  n  2d 
Morgan  Julius,  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Morgan  Lewis,  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Morgan  Thomas  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Morgan  Winnie,  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Main 
Morris  Adam  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Morris  Geo,  wks  H  S  Foy,  r  nr  w  limits  bet  2d  and  4th 
Moseley  Robt  D,  auctioneer  Brown's  Warehouse,  r  w  s  Pine 

2n7th 
Moss  Isaac  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Moss  Lawson  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  n  Liberty 
Murdock  Jordan  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Murray  Wm,  watch  mkr,  e  s  Main  3  s  3d,  r  s  w  cor  5th  and 

Poplar 


NADING  ALEXANDER,  pump  fixer,  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 

Nading  Frank,  painter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Nading  James  A,  elk  Nading  <fe  Henley,  res  Liberty  2  s  6th 
Nading  John  H,  trimmer  J  H  Johnson,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 
Addition 


2S  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Nading  Joseph  A,  lab,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Nading  Nathaniel  W  [Nading  &  Henley]  res  Liberty  2 

s  6th 
Nading  &  Henley  [Nathaniel  W  Nading  and  Wm  P  Hen- 
ley, groceries,  provisions,  etc.,  e  s  Court  House  Square  5 
s  4th 
Nance  Emma  D,  wid  of  Joseph  W,  res  Cherry  2  s  2d 
Neal  Stephen,  elk  S  D  Franklin  &  Co,  r  e  s  Cherry  2  s  2d 
Neal  Stephen  T  Jr,  r  e  s  Cherry  2  s  2d 
Niely  Cicero  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  n  s  7th  1  e  Main 
Nelson  Isaac  H,  elk  Vaughn  &  Cruthfield,  r  n  e  cor  4th  and 

Spring 
Nelson  John  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Nelson  Wm  (c),  lab  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Nelson  Wm,  carpenter,  res  Liberty  3  n  5th 
Nelson  Wm  F,  elk  G  M  Rucker,  bds  Norwood  House 
Neudecker  Charles  W,  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bds  e 

end  3d  nr  railroad 
Newsom  George,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Nicholson  John  H,  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Poplar  2 

n  4th 
Nissen  John  I,  planing  mill  and  genl  machinist,  e  s  Chest- 
nut 2  n  1st,  r  Salem 
Norfleet  Marmaduke  W  [Norfleet  &  Vaughn],  r  s  w  cor 

4th  and  Spruce 
Norfleet  &  Vaughn  [Marmaduke  W  Norfleet  and  Thomas 
L  Vaughn],  proprietors  Piedmont  Warehouse,  n  w  cor 
Old  Town  and  4th 
Norwood  Bettie,  wid  of  George,  r  n  s  Court  House  Square 
Norwood  House,  Mrs  F  J  Hardy  propr,  n  s  4th  4  w  Main 
Norwood  W  P,  tobacco  mnfr,  r  n  e  cor  Sycamore  and  4th 


o 


AKS  EMELINE  (c),  washerwoman  Central  Hotel 


Oaks  Henry  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  n  Liberty 
Ogburn  Chas  D,  elk  Hodgin  &  Sullivan,  r  s  e  cor  Liberty 

and  5th 
Ogburn  Chas  J  [Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co],  bds  w  s  Old  Town  1  n 

6th 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  29 

Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co  [Chas  J  Ogburn,  Wm  P  Hill  and  S  A 
Ogburn],  tobacco  innfrs,  s  w  cor  Old  Town  and  7th 

Ogburn  Sihon  A  [Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co],  r  n  e  cor  4th  and  Old 
Town 

Ormsby  Harry  W,  foreman  Union  Republican  office,  r  w  s  Old 
Town  3  s  Belo 

Ormsby  Wm  P,  dealer  in  pianos,  organs  and  musical  mer- 
chandise, r  w  s  Old  Town  3  s  Belo 

Osborn  Thomas  M,  physician,  n  e  cor  Main  and  5th,  res 
Old  Town  Road  2  n  7th 


>ALMER  HIRAM,  painter,  bds  n  w  cor  Poplar  and  4th 

Palmer  Luther,  painter,  r  n  w  cor  Poplar  and  4th 

Pannill  Carter  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  bds  e  end  4th  nr 

limits 
Parham  Major  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Partin  Wm  R,  r  w  s  Chestnut  2  n  1st 
Patterson  J  Harrison  (c),  r  e  s  Elm  1  n  1st 
Patterson  Thomas,  genl  receiver  of  plugs  and  twists  Brown 

&  Brother 
Pattillo  Henry  (c),  r  s  s  5th  3  w  Depot 
Pattillo  Wm  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  s5th  3  w  Depot 
Paylor  John  D,  elk  S  D  Franklin  &  Co,  r  s  w  cor  Liberty 

and  6th 
Payne  David  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Payne  John  (c),  bds  w  s  Church  3  s  4th 
Payne  Sheppard  S  (c),  r  s  w  cor  4th  and  Church 
Payne  Solomon   (c),  wks   Brown   &   Brother,  bds  s  w  cor 

Church  and  4th 
Payne  Wm  (c),  wks  at  T  L  Vaughn's 
Payne  Wm  L,  elk  J  E  Gilmer,  r  w  s  Spruce  3  n  4th 
Paxton  John  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Pearce  Wm  A  S,  bkpr  Norfleet  &  Vaughn,  r  w  s  Spruce  3  n  4th 
Pearson  Richard  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Pegram  James  H,  cabinet  mkr  A  C  Vogler,  r  n  e  cor  Church 

and  4th 
Pegram  Julius  M,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton 
Pegram  Leonidus  W,  elk  1st  National  Bank,  r  w  s  Old 

Town  1  n  5th 


30  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Pegram  Lennius  M,  elk  Clarke  &  Ford,  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  n 

5th 
Pegram  Saml  J,  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  n  e  cor  Main  and  6th 
Pegram  Robert,  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Pegram  Rev  Thomas  H,  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  n  5th 
Pegram  Thomas  H  Jr,  merchant,  r  w  s  Old  Town  1  n  5th 
Perm  Edward  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Penn  John  (c),  hostler,  r  w  s  Main  1  n  5th 
Penn  Peter  (c),  lab  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  e  end  3d  nr  limits 
Penn  Tony  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  e  end  3d  nr  R  R 
Perry  Boss  (c),  bds  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 
Petree  John  H,  painter,  res  Cherry  2  n  1st 
Petree  Amanda,  tailoress  R  D  Johnston,  r  Salem 
Petree  Rebecca,  tailoress  R  D  Johnston,  r  Salem 
Petticord  Hamilton,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Phillips  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Pfohl  Edward  A  [Pfohl  &  Stockton],  r  Merchants'  Hotel 
Pfohl  Wm  T,  tax  collector,  bds  Winston  Hotel 
Pfohl  &  Stockton  [Edward  A  Pfohl  and  Joseph  H  Stock- 
ton], proprs  Merchants'  and  Central  Hotels,  also  whol 
and  ret  dealers  in  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  clothing,  etc., 
s  e  cor  Main  and  3d 
Piedmont  Warehouse,  Norfleet  &  Vaughn  proprs,  n  w  cor 

Old  Town  and  4th 
Pierce  Boney  R,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  s  3d 
Pierce  James  H,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  s  3d 
Pierce  James  R[T  J  Brown  &  Co],  r  w  s  Liberty  1  s  3d 
Pierce  Samuel  (c),  driver  Miller  Bros 
Pierce  Sidney  F,  manager  rolling  room  R  J  Reynolds,  r  w  s 

Liberty  1  s  3d 
Pitts  Andrew,  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Pitts  Harrison,  carpenter,  r  s  s  2d  1  e  Main 
Pitts  Rums,  brickmason,  res  Old  Town  2  n  7th 
Poindexter  Gabriel  W,  deputy  sheriff,  r  w  s  Poplar  2  n  4th 
Poindexter  H  Dalton,  elk  G  T  Foust,  r  w  s  Spruce  2  s  5th 
Poindexter  John  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Poindexter  Rives  (c),  lab  Fogle  Bros,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Poindexter  Samuel  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Pomter  Shade  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Post  Office,  W  A  Walker  postmaster,  w  s  Liberty  5  n  4th 
Potts  Andrew  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  31 

Powell  Alex,  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 

Prather  John  F,  [J  F  Prather  &  Co],  r  w  s  Liberty  1  s  5th 

Prather  J  F  &  Co,  [John  F  Prather  and  Christian  T  Suss- 

dorf],  genl  merchandise,  n  w  cor  4th  and  Liberty 
Presbyterian  Church,  w  s  Cherry  2  s  4th 
Preston  James  (c),  lab  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Liberty  1 

n  7th 
Price  Anderson  (c),  wks  Piedmont  warehouse 
Price  Chas  J,  elk  Martin  Grogan,  r  Martin  Grogan's 
Price  Geo  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Price  John  (c),  driver  Miller  Bros,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Price  John  (c),  lab  Fogle  Bros,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Price  Phillip,  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  w  s  Liberty  1 

n  7th 
Price  Rufus  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 

Price  Samuel  (c),  driver  Miller  Bros,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Price  W  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2 

s  5th 
Pringle  Alonzo  J,  bds  s  e  cor  Spruce  and  5th 
Public  School,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  1st 
Puryear  Jerry  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Puryear  Thomas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 


R 


AMEY  EDWARD,  wks  P  Hanes  &  Co 


Ramey  George  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 

Ramey  Phillip,  elk  W  C  Causey 

Ramsey  Henry  (c),  wks  Beck  &  Moore 

Rank  G  P,  shoemaker,  w  s  Main  1  s  2d,  r  East  Salem 

Rank  Geo  S,  wks  L  C  Hine,  r  G  P  Rank 

Rank  John  P,  wks  L  C  Hine,  r  East  Salem 

Rayle  Bartlett  Y,  atty  at  law  and  solicitor  inferior  court, 

office  Court  House,  r  s  e  cor  4th  and  Spruce 
Reagan  John  C,  leaf  tobacco  dealer  Piedmont  warehouse, 

bds  w  s  Old  Town  2  s  6th 
Reed  Anselom,  r  s  e  cor  2d  and  Chestnut 
Reed   Bros,  [John  W  and  David  S  Reed,  Jr],  dry  goods, 

groceries,  etc,  s  w  cor  Depot  and  2d 
Reed  Christian,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s  3d 
Reed  Christian  F,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s  3d 


32  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Reed  David  S  Jr,  [Reed  Bros],  r  n  w  cor  Chestnut  and  2d 

Reed  Isham  (e),  servant  at  N  N  Tuck's 

Reed  John  W,  [Reed  Bros],  r  s  s  2d  2  w  Depot 

Reed  Mattie  K,  [Mrs  M  K  Reed  &  Co],  r  s  s  2d  2  w  Depot 

Reed  Mrs  M  K  &  Co,  [Mattie  K  Reed  and  Lou  Kirkman], 

millinery  and  notions,  e  s  Main  1  n  2d 
Revelle  Willard  Y,  elk  H  Jacobs,  bds  Wilson  Hotel 
Reynolds  Henry  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Reynolds  James  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Reynolds  John,  painter,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Reynolds  John  (c)  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Reynolds  Noah  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Reynolds  Richard  J,  manfr  chewing  tobacco,  e  s  Chestnut 

2  n  1st,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Rhoads  Daniel  (c),  servant  at  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Richardson  Ed,  r  n  s  4th  2  e  Chestnut 
Richardson  Fred  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Richardson  Thomas  (c\  wks  T  L  Vaughn  <fc  Co 
Richmond  Bethall  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Riding  Miss  L,rse  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Rights  Alexander  J,  carpenter,  r  bet  Liberty  and  Old  Town 

ight  David  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Right  Geo,  printer,  Winston  "Sentinel" 
Right  Wen  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  r  s  s  5th  3  w  Depot 
Rives  Benj  A,  [Carter,  Rives  &  Co],  bds  Norwood  House 
Roacli  Pinkney,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Roan  Geo  L  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Roan  Henry,  book-keeper  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  Merchants' 

Hotel 
Roan  Dr   Preston,  physician,  w  s  Court  House  Square, 

bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Roberts  John  C,  director  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  Ker- 

nersville 
Roberts  Westley  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro,  r  n  Liberty 
Robertson  Benjamin  (c),  wks  Brown   &  Bro,  r  s  s  5th  4  w 

Depot 
Robertson  Samuel  (c),  cooper,  r  e  end  3d  nr  limits 
Robinson  James  A,  editor  and  propr  Winston  "  Leade"r 

office  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  4th,  r  n  s  5th  G  w  Spruce 
Robinson  Win  H,  manager  prize  rooms  Brown  &  Bro 
Robinson  W  P  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 


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WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  33 


Rogers  Stephen  (c),  pressman  Winston  "  Sentinel  " 

Rose  Benj,  clothing,  gents'  furnishing  goods,  hats,  caps,  etc, 

e  s  Court  House  Square,  3  n  3d,  r  same 
Rose  Boon  M,  elk  B  F  Crosland,  bds  Wilson  House 
Rose  Henry,  elk  B  Rose,  res  Court  House  Square,  3  n  3d 
Rose  Morris,  res  Court  House  Square  3  n  3d 
Ross  Washington  (c),  bricklayer,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Rothrock  Daniel,  wagon-maker,  rsw  cor  Oak  and  Belo 
Rucker  Augustine,  gardener  at  Merchants'  Hotel,  r  same 
Rucker  Banks,  elk  G  M  Rucker 
Rucker  Geo  M,  agt,  genl  merchandise,  e  s  Main  3  s  4th, 

bds  Central  Hotel 
Rucker  Pannill,  elk  G  M  Rucker 
Russell  Charley  (c)  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  re  end  4th  nr 

railroad 
Russell  George  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Russell  Wm  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 


^ALES  ADAM  (c),  r  w  s  Church  2  n  5th 

Satterfield  Albert  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 

Satterfield  Jno  S,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  bds  Norwood  House 

Saunders ,  bds  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 

Saunders  Mollie  (c),  washerwoman  Central  Hotel 

Sawyer  Nancy  (c),  cook  Winston  Hotel 

Sawyer  Wm  (c),  porter  Winston  Hotel 

Scales  Alfred  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 

Scales  Dudley  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  r  w  s  Chestnut  3  n  2d 

Scales  Eldridge  (c),  bds  w  s  Chestnut  3  n  2d 

Scales  Ferdinand  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co 

Scales  Green  (c),  lab,  r  e  end  3d  ni  railroad 

Scales  Hamilton,  mnfr  plug  tobacco,  e  s  Church  2  n  5th, 
bds  Merchants'  Hotel 

Scales  Hess  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Scales  James  S,  floor  manager  Norfleet  &  Vaughn,  bds  e  s 
Elm  1  s  3d 

Scales  John  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 

Scales  Lace  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  n  5th 

Scales  Lawson  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 


34  "WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Scales  Moses  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Scales  Mebane  (c),  lab  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  n 

5th 
Scales  Noah  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Scales  Nelson  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Scales  Bess  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Scales  Robert  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Scales  Scott  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Scales  Thomas  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Chestnut 

3  n2d 
Scales  Win  (c),  bds  w  s  Chestnut  3  n  2d 
Scarborough  Wm,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  n  w  cor  Depot  and 

1st 
Scott  Grandison  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Seddon  Joseph  M,  plasterer,  bds  s  e  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Sellers  James  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Setser  Anderson  (c),  wks  H  Scales 
Setser  Henderson  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Sharp  Alfred  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Sharp  Silas  E,  painter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Sharp  Wiley,  painter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Shelburn  Wm  0,  manager  Merchants'  Hotel,  r  same 
Shelton  Don  D,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  bds  n  e  cor  Main 

and  6th 
Shelton  John  (c),  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Sheppard  Benj  J,  stem  dealer,  cor  4th  and  Chestnut,  res 

Depot  2  s  6th 
Sheppard  Miss  Gertrude,  bds  Norwood  House 
Sheppard  Henry,  wood  worker  A  W  Bevel,  r  Salem 
Sheppard  John,  bkpr  and  auctioneer  Lash's  Warehouse,  bds 

Central  Hotel 
Sherman  Henry  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Old  Town 

1  s5th 
Short  Samuel  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Shouse  Edwin  T,  shoe  mkr,  s  e  cor  2d  and  Elm,  r  same 
Shouse  Rufus  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Shultz  G  Rufus,  bkpr  J  I  Nissen,  r  Salem 
Siddell  Henry  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  cor  5th  and 

Chestnut 
Simmons  Wm,  wks  J  I  Nissen 
Simpson  Yancey  (c),  tobacco  roller  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds 

rear  J  M  Grogan's  Liberty  st 


WINSTON,  N.  G.,  DIRECTORY.  35 

Sims  Herbert  H,  r  n  e  cor  Cherry  and  1st 

Singer  Sewing  Machine,  A  M  Jones  manager,  w  s  Main 

3  s  3d 
Sink  John  H,  genl  merchandise,  w  s  Main  7  s  3d,  bds  Mer- 
chants' Hotel 
Skeins  Clarkson  (c),  lab,  r  South  Liberty 
Slade  Benjamin,  lab,  r  n  e  cor  Main  and  7th 
Small  James  D,  builder  and  carpenter,  res  Old  Town  1  s 

Belo 
Smith  A  A,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Smith  Edwin  F  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Smith  Frank  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Smith  Henry  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  s  w  cor  Church 

and  4th 
Smith  Ivison,  r  South  Liberty 
Smith  James  P  (c),  [Gates  &  Smith],  bds  s  Liberty 
Smith  John  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Church 
Smith  Lee  A  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  n 

7th 
Smith  Lewis  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  rn  s  5th  2  e  Church 
Smith  Margarett  M,  wid  of  Samuel  H,  r  w  s  Cherry  4  s  4th 
Smith  Morris  (c),  servant  J  E  Gilmer 
Smith  0  Creed,  tobacconist,  res  Main  3  n  5th 
Smith  Robert  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Smith  Samuel  H,  druggist,  w  s  Liberty  3  n  4th,  r  Cherry 
Smith  Wm  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  n  s  5th  1  e  Church 
Smith  Wm  M,  elk  G  T  Foust,  r  Salem 
Smeed  James  (c),  wks  H  Scales 
Snipes  Charles,  carpenter,  res  Old  Town  4  s  Belo 
Snipes  Nathaniel,  butcher  W  Woodruff,  res  Old  Town  4  s 

Belo 
Snow  Horace  N,  cashier  Revenue  office,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Sours  Julius,  wTks  R  J  Reynolds 
Southern  Express  Office,  Chas  Buford  agt,  at  depot 
Spaugh  Edward,  Gov't  storekeeper,  r  es  Depot  opp  6th 
Spaugh  Julia,  wid  of  Benjamin,  res  Elm  1  n  1st 
Spaugh  Wm,  brickmason,  r  w  s  Cherry  2  n  2d 
Speice  Frank  (c),  blksmith  J  S  White,  res  Main  2  n  4th 
Spencer  Alexander  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Spencer  Jouiiett,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  r  s  w  cor  Cherry 

and  2d 


36  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Spencer  Lewis  B,  travelling  agt,  rsw  cor  Cherry  and  2d 
Spencer  Robt  B,  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  rsw  cor  Cherry 

and  2d 
Stafford  Aaron  (c),  blksinith  A  W  Bevel,  r  Waugh  Town 
Stafford  Win  B,  manager  H  S  Foy,  hds  e  s  Liberty  2  n  oth 
Stanard  Jeremiah  (c),  shoemkr,  n  s  4th  2  e  Main,  r  same 
Staples  Jack  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Starbuck  D  H  [Starbuck  &  Field],  res  Main  1  n  1st 
Starbuck  &  Field  [D  H  Starbuck  and  Justin  Field],  attys 

at  law,  e  s  Main  1  s  2d 
Stare  Henry  H,  shoemaker,  w  s  Liberty  3  s  5th,  r  w  s  Chest- 
nut 1  n  2d 
Starr  Stephen,  restaurant,  n  e  cor  Main  and  4th,  r  same 
Steadman  Rufus  T,  asst  cashier  1st  National  Bank,  bds  n  w 

Cherry  and  5th 
Steger  Thomas  T,  elk  Martin  Grogan,  bds  e  s  Spruce  2  s  5th 
Stephens  John,  r  nr  w  end  2d 
Stewart  Cherry  (c),  lab,  r  northern  limits 
Stewart  Cornelia  (c),  wid  of  Addison,  r  w  s  Depot  3  n  4th 
Stewart  John  C,  printer  "  The  Union  Republican,"  rsw 

cor  Old  Town  and  Belo 
Stewart  Nicey,  wid  of  John,  rsw  cor  Old  Town  and  Belo 
Stockton  Calvin  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Stockton  Jerry  (c),  porter  1st  National  Bank,  r  Liberty  st 

Liberty  Addition 
Stockton  John  B,  elk  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  r  n  s  2d  1  w  Cherry 
Stockton  John   G,  bakery  and  confectionery,  e  s  Main  2  s 

3d,  r  s  s  5th  4  w  Poplar 
Stockton  Joseph  H,  [Pfohl  &  Stockton],  r  Central  Hotel 
Stockton  Mary,  wid  of  Wm,  r  n  s  5th  4  w  Spruce 
Stockton  Madison  D,  book-keeper  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  n  s  2d 

1  w  Cherry 
Stockton  Nathan  G,  elk  B  F  Crosland,  r  n  s  2d  2  w  Cherry- 
Stockton  Nicey  (c),  wid  of  Edward,  r  e  end  3d  nr  limits 
Stokes  John  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Strayhorn  Calvin  G,  carpenter  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  w  s  Old 

Town  3  s  6th 
Stuart  James  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Sublett  Harrison,  bds  Merchants'  Hotel 
Sullivan  Nathaniel  D,  [Hodgin  &  Sullivan],  r  10  miles 

n  e  Winston 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 


Sullivan  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 

Sussdorff  Christian  F,  [J  F  Prather  &  Co],  r  w  s  Liberty 

1  s  5th 
Sutser  Henderson  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 


T 


ALLEY  ROBERT  A,  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 


Tatum  M  J,  bds  Winston  Hotel 

Tatura  Mrs  M  F,  milliner  Davis  &  Welfare,  bds  Wilson  House 
Tavis  Christian  H,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Depot  and  6th 
Tavis  Wm,  carpenter  Fogle  Bros,  res  Depot  1  s  Gth 
Taylor  Charles  S,  tobacco  roller  W  W  Wood,  r  w  s  Oak  1 

s  Belo 
Taylor  Henry  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Taylor  Mary  S,  wid  of  Harvev,  r  w  s  Oak  1  s  Belo 
Taylor  S  Dudley,  wks  H  Scales,  bds  e  s  Old  Town  1  s  7th 
Taylor  Samuel,  bds  n  s  2d  1  w  Cherry 
Taylor  Samuel  H  Jr,  elk  G  M  Rucker 
Temples  Charles,  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Temples  Jane,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  Liberty 
Temple  Wm,  wks  E  Fulk,  r  s  Liberty 
"  The  Church  Messenger,"  Rev  W  S  Bynum,  office  e  s  Main 

3n2d 
"  The  Union  Republican,"  J  W  Goslen  editor  and  propr, 

e  s  Court  House  Square,  3  s  4th 
Thirley  Anna,  landlady  Central  Hotel 
Thomas  Abner  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  4th  nr 

railroad 
Thomas  Harrison,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  Winston 
Thomas  Hezekiah,  shoemaker,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Thomas  Lewis,  driver,  r  s  e  cor  Old  Town  and  Belo 
Thamas  Lindsay  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Thomas  Monroe  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 
Thomas  Samuel  A,  carpenter  Miller  Bros,  r  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 
Thomas  Wm  H,  carpenter  J  I  Nissen,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty 

Addition 
Thompson  Chas  W  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Thompson  Eliza  (c),  chambermaid  Central  Hotel 
Thompson  Jane,  wid  of  Wm,  r  w  s  Chestnut  1  s  2d 


38  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Thompson  Neal  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 

Thompson  Dr  Vines  0,  druggist,  w  s  Court  House  Square 

3  s  4th,  r  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Tig  Mandy,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Tillman  Calvin  (c),  r  northern  limits 

Tise  Addison,  wood-worker  J  H  Johnston,  r  Liberty  st  Lib- 
erty Addition 
Tise  Charles,  merchant,  r  w  s  Liberty,  2  n  6th 
Tise  Chas  H  [Jacob  Tise  &  Co],  r  s  w  cor  Main  and  5th 
Tise  Francis  S,  tobacco  picker  R  J  Reynolds,  res  Old  Town 

4n7th 
Tise  Frank,  elk  W  C  Causey 

Tise  Isaac,  wagon  maker,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Tise  J  Cicero,  inventor  and  propr  of  the  patent  Pneumatic 

churn,  w  s  Main  1  n  5th,  r  same 
Tise  Jacob,  [Jacob  Tise  &  Co],  r  n  e  cor  4th  and  Church 
Tise  Jacob  &  Co  [Jacob  and  Charles  H  Tise  and  John  H 
Masten],  general    merchandise  and  furniture,  s  e  cor 
Main  and  4th 
Tise  John  H,  butcher,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Tise  Leroy  A,  blacksmith  C  W  Church,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Tise  Nathaniel  A,  box-maker  Fogle  Bros,  r  Liberty  Addition 
Tise  Temperance,  wid  of  Peter,  res  Old  Town  4  n  7th 
Tise  Wm  C,  blacksmith,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Tise's  Hall,  e  s  Court  House  Square 
Todd  Edward  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Tuck  Nathaniel  N,  dept  revenue  collector,  r  w  end  4th  cor 

Broad  .ru^  >f  ? 

Tunstall  Spencer  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Turner  Abner  (c),  r  w  s  Spruce,  2  n  5th 
Tysor  Joseph  (c),  porter  Dr  V  O  Thompson,  bds  w  s  Lib- 
erty, 2  s  5th 


T  TALENTINE  GENERAL  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Vann  John  T,  bds  Central  Hotel 

Vaughn  A  A,  box  maker  Brown  &  Brother,  r   Liberty  st 

Liberty  Addition 
Vaughn  Henry  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  s  s  4th  e  Main 
Vaughn  Joseph  B,  [Brown  <&  Vaughn],  r  s  w  cor  Spruce 

and  6th 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  39 

Vaughn  Leon  A,  elk  Vaughn  &  Crutchfield,  bds  Norwood 

House 
Vaughn  Thos  L,  [Norfleet  &  Vaughn,  Vaughn  &  Crutch- 
field  and  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co],  r  w  s  Poplar  2  s  4th 
Vaughn  T  L  &  Co,  [Thomas  L  Vaughn  &  Alex  T  Benton], 

inaiifr  plug  and  twist  tobacco,  w  s  Old  Town  1  n  4th 
Vaughn  &  Crutchfield,  [Thomas  L  Vaughn  &  Felix  G 

Crutchfield],  genl  merchandise,  ns  Court  House  Square 

2  e  Liberty- 
Vernon   Kegly  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  w  s  Depot 

In  4th 
Vernon  Matilda  (c),  r  w  s  Depot  1  n  4th 
Vincent  Benj  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Vogler  Julius  R,  director  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  Salem 
Vogler  M  N,  blk  smith,  s  w  cor  Church  and  2nd,  r  Salem 
Vogler  Wm  T,  watch  maker  and  jeweller,  w  s  Main  8th  s 

3rd,  r  Salem 


WACHOVIA   NATIONAL   BANK,  W  F  Bowman 
Pres,  E  Belo  Vice  Pres,  W  A  Lemly  Cashier,  James 

A  Gray  Asst  Cashier,  w  s  Main  opp  Merchants'  Hotel 
Wade  John  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2 

s  5th 
Wsdkins  Frank  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  w  s  Liberty 

f  2  s  5th 
Wadkins  Wilson  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  w  s  Lib- 
erty 2  s  5th 
Walker  Carrie,  milliner  L  Gordon,  r  5th  nr  Old  Town 
Walker  David  C,  printer,  r  n  e  cor  Old  Town  and  5th 
Walker  Ellen,  asst  post  master,  r  w  s  Liberty  5  n  4th 
Walker  J  Robt,  printer  "  Union  Republican,  r  n  e  cor  5th 

and  Old  Town 
W"Iker  Mangrum  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  w  s  Liberty 

2  s  5th 
Walker  Margaret,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  r  n  e  cor  Old   Town 

and  5th 
Walker  Martha,    widow  of  Crawford,  r  Liberty  st   Liberty 

Addition 
Walker  Mat  (c),  bds  w  side  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Walker  Richard  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood,  bds  w  s  Church  3 

n  5th 


40  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Walker  Stephen  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  r  n  Liberty 
Walker  Wiley  A,  postmaster,  office  w  s  Liberty  5  n  4th, 

r  same 
Wall  James  (c),  servant  at  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  5th 
Wall  Luther  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 
Walls  Alf(c),  wks  HS  Foy 
Walls  Jacob  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Wallace  Zeb  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds,  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Ward  Andrew  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co,  bds  n  Liberty 
Warner  Jonas  A,  trunk  maker,  res  Cherry  3  s  3d 
Warner  S  W  Columbus,  res  Cherry,  3  s  3d 
Warren  Richard  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Bro 
Warren  Robt  (c),  wks  H  Scales,  r  nr  w  end  2d 
Washington  Geo  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bds  w  s 

Liberty  2  s  5th 
Washington  Wm  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  bds  w  s 

Chestnut  4  n  2d 
Watkins  Alex,  elk  N  T  Watkins,  r  n  e  cor  Church  and  2d 
Watkins  Carrie,  milliner  Mrs  M  K  Reed  &  Co,   r  Henry 

Watkins 
Watkins  Hannibal  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Watkins  John  D,  r  n  s  5th  2  w  Spruce 
Watkins  Nathaniel  T,  dry  goods,  boots,  shoes,  hats,  caps, 

etc,  e  s  Main  2  n  2d,  r  n  e  cor  Church  and  2d 
Watkins  Nathaniel  V,  elk  N  T  Watkins,  r  n  e  cor  Chu  ch 

and  2d 
Watkins  Richard  (c),  wks  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  rear  C  Hamlen 

&  Co's  factory 
Watkins  Wm  H,  Gov't  storekeeper,  r  e  end  2d  nr  railroad 
Watson  Cyrus  B  T  Watson  &  Glenn],  rsw  cor  Old  Town 

and  6th 
Watson  Geo  W,  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Watson  &  Glenn  [Cyrus  B  Watson  and  Wm  B  C-lenn], 

attys  at  law,  n  s  Court  House  Square  2  e  Liberty 
Watt  Cager  (c),  cook  Central  Hotel 
Watt  Edward  (c),  lab  R  J  Reynolds,  r  e  end  2d  nr  depot 
Webb  Emily,  wid  of  James,  res  Liberty  2  n  5th 
Webb  Lucy  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Chestnut  and  7th 
Webb  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  s  Liberty 
Webster  Ben  (c),  lab  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  s  Liberty 


Pfohl  &  Stockton, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


J  UWJPDi 


Notions,  Hats,  Caps,  Boots, 


SHOES, 
GROCERIES, 


mm>§ 

Queensware, 

HAEDWAKE,  &c,  &c, 


WINSTON,   N.  C. 


"Highest  prices  paid  for  all  kinds  of  Dried    Fruits    and  general 
Country  Produce. 


m®% 


WINSTON,  N.  C. 

PFOHL,  A"    STOCKTO.Y,  Propria. 

REMODELED   and    elegantly  furnished.     Attentive  servants.     'Bus  to 
and  from  all  trains. 

W.  O.  SHELBURN,  Clerk 


Central  Hotel, 


■wuktstof*",,  int.  o. 

PFOHL  &  STOCKTON,  Proprietors. 

Remodeled  and  Elegantly  Furnished. 

Attentive  Servants.    'Bus  to  and  from  all  Trains, 

T.   W.    HUSKE,  Clerk. 


*1 


- 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  41 

"Webster  Nancy,  wid  of  B  F,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  1st 
Webster  Rufus  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Webster  Thomas  (c),  lab  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  r  s  Liberty 
Welfare  Miss  T  A  [Davis  &  Welfare],  r  Salem 
Wells  Rev  Isaac  (c),  r  n  end  Depot  st  n  Liberty 
Wheeler  A  F,  wid  Morris  J,  r  s  e  cor  Liberty  and  Gth 
Wheeler  Hiram  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
Whitaker  Wm  A  [Bitting  &  Whitaker],  bds  Merchants' 

Hotel 
White  Albert  E,  wks  C  Haralen  &  Co,  r  w  s  Main  1  n  Gth 
White  Frank  T,  blacksmith  J  S  White,  res  Main  2  n  4th 
White  Harriet  A,  wid  of  Andrew,  r  w  s  Main  1  n  6th 
White  James  A,  coach mkr,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
White  James  E,  wood  worker  J  S  White,  res  Main  2  n  4th 
White  John  H,  farmer,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
White  John  H,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  Main,  r  same 
White  Joseph  0,  painter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
White  Joshua  S,  carriage  and  wagon  mnfr,  e  s  Main  4  n 

4th,  res  Main  2  n  4th 
White  Mrs  J  S,  millinery  and  dress  mkr,  e  s  Main  3  n  4th, 

res  Main  2  n  4th 
White  Melvina  T,  wid  of  Tandy,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addi- 
tion 
White  Walter  F,  printer  Winston  "Sentinel,"  r  w  s  Main  1 

n  6th 
White  Wra  (c),  wks  B  J  Sheppard 
White  Wm  II,  painter,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 
White  Willard  B,  r  w  s  Liberty  4  n  4th 
White  W  R,  wks  Fogle  Bros, 
Whitfield  Leonard  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  n  s  5th  1  e 

Church 
Whiting  Alexander  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Whittington  James  M,  canvasser  Singer  Sewing  Machine,  r 

Jonesville  N  C 
Whorton  Henry  (c),  porter  S  H  Smith 
Wiles  Thomas  A,  floor  manager  Lash's  Warehouse,  res 

Spruce  1  s  4th 
Wiley  Rev  Calvin  H,  Dist  Supt  American  Bible  Society 

for   North   and    South    Carolina   and  Ex  State  Supt 

Schools,  res  Spruce  2  n  5th 
Wilkerson  James  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
5 


42  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Wilkins  Graham  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 

Wilkinson  Aaron  (c),  wks  T  L  Vaughn  &  Co 

Williams  Buck  (c),  wks  Brown's  Warehouse,  r  s  w  cor  4th 

and  Poplar 
Williams  Cornelius  (c),  barber,  r  s  s  4th  1  e  Main 
Williams  James  T  (c),  bds  w  s  Liberty  2  s  5th 
Williams  Jerry  (c),  lab  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  r  e  end  2d 

nr  depot 
Williams  John  (c),  bds  w  s  Church  3  n  5th 
Williams  Nancy,  wid  of  Geo  W,  r  w  end  5th 
Williamson  Addison  A,  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker,  bds  cor 

5th  and  Chestnut 
Williamson  Alford  H  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Williamson  James  T  (c),  wks  W  W  Wood 
Williamson  M  N  [M  N  Williamson  &  Co],  bds  Central 

Hotel 
Williamson  M  N  &  Co  [M  N  Williamson],  leaf  tobacco 

dealers  and  brokers,  s  s  3d  2  e  Church 
Willis  Frank  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother 
Wills  Rev  Richard  H,  minister,  r  Old  Town  1  n  7th 
Wilson  Anderson  (c),  servant  at  J  A  Bittings' 
Wilson  Boon  A  [Curtis  &  Wilson] 
Wilson  Chas  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Wilson  Edgar  H,  elk  Brown  &  Vaughn,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and 

2d 
Wilson  Joshua,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Wilson  Mary  J,  r  w  s  Liberty  1  s  3d 
Wilson  Peter  A  Jr,  bkpr  Brown's  warehouse,  bds  Winston 

Hotel 
Wilson  P  A  Sr,  propr  Winston  Hotel,  s  w  cor  Liberty  and 

3d,  r  same 
Wilson  Robt  (c),  wks  Bitting  &  Whitaker 
Wilson  Thomas  A  [Leak  &  Wilson],  elk  of  Inferior  Court, 

office  Court  House,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  2d 
Wilson  Thos  J,  attorney  at  law,  w  s  Main  1  n  2d,  r  n  w 

cor  Main  and  2d 
Wilson  Thomas  J,  manager  Winston  Hotel,  r  same 
Wilson  Wm  C,  carpenter,  r  e  end  4th  nr  limits 
Winkler  Chas  A,  bakery  and  confectionery,  e  s Court  House 

Square  2  n  3d,  r  Salem 
Winston  Hotel,  P  A  Wilson  propr,  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  3d 


WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  43 

"Winston  Leader,"  J  A  Robinson  editor  and  propr,  n  w 

cor  Liberty  and  4th 
"Winston  Sentinel,"  Geo  M  Mathes  editor  and  propr,  e  s 

Main  3  n  2d 
Wise  George  (c),  lab  P  H  Hanes  &  Co,  r  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 
Wise  Henry  A,  brickmason,  r  w  end  4th 
Withers  George  (c),  r  s  Liberty 
Womack  H  B  G,  wks  Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co 
Wood  Branch  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Wood  Edwin  H,  wks  T  L  Vaughn  <fc  Co,  bds  n  e  cor  Liberty 

and  3d 
Wood  John  O,  elk  Hodgin  &  Sullivan,  bds  Norwood  House 
Wood  Mrs  Lula,  bds  Norwood  House 
Wood  Thomas  A  (c),  shoemaker  J  S  Edwell,  r  n  Liberty 
Wood  W  W,  manfr  of  all  grades  of  chewing  tobacco,  s  e 

cor  Church  and  6th,  me  corner  Main  and  6th 
Woodruff  John,  bds  Norwood  House 
Woodruff  Lewis  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  s  5th  1  e 

Church 
Woodruff  Spencer  (c),  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  s  5th  1  e 

Church 
Woodruff  Wm,  meat  market,  w  s  Liberty  3  s  5th,  bds  Nor- 
wood House 
Woodson  John  (c),  wks  R  J  Reynolds 
Woodson  Robert  H,  trader,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s  7th  ' 
Woodson  Robt  H  Jr,  elk  Jacob  Tise  &  Co,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s 

7th 
Wooters  Henry  C,  chief  of  police,  r  w  s  Old  Town  2  n  7th 
Workman  Marian  C,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Main  1  n  6th 
Workman  Wm  W,  printer,  res  Main  2  n  6th 
Wright  Fanny  (c),  boarding-house,  r  w  s  Chestnut  4  n  2d 
Wright  Phillip  M,  manager  picking-room  R  J  Reynolds,  r 

e  s  Liberty  1  s  7th 
Wright  Samuel  W,  manager  C  Hamlen  &  Co,  r  n  s  4th  2  w 

Main 
Wright  Wm,  r  s  s  5th  3  w  Depot 


Y 


OES,  WM  (c),  r  w  s  Church  3  s  4th 


Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Hall,  w  s  Court  House 
Square 


44  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Young  Samuel  (c),  wks  P  H  Hanes  &  Co 
Youse  Pink  (c),  lab,  r  Liberty  Addition 


z 


EIGLER  JAMES  T,  r  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 


GEO.  W.  HINSHAW.  WM.   M.  HINSHAW. 

HINSHAW  BROS., 

4tla  (Shallow  Ford  Street),  opposite  Piedmont  Warehouse, 

WINSTON,  N.  C, 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL   DEALERS   IN 

General  Merchandise,  Seeds  and  Fertilizers,  Dry  Goods,  No- 
tions, Stationery  and  School  Books,  Shoes  and  Boots, 
Hats,  Crockery,  Glass  "Ware,  Hardware  Drugs, 
and  Patent  Medicines,  Groceries,  Syrups, 
Salt,  Oils, Paints,  Leather,  Wood 
and  Wlilow  Ware,  &c. 
Specialties. — Allison  &  Addison's  Star  Brand  Complete   Manure,  for 
Wheat,  Corn,  Oats  and  Tobacco  ;   No.    1  Peruvian  Guauo,  Land  Plaster,  Or- 
chard Grass  Seed,  Herd's  Grass  Seed,  Timothy  and  Clover  Seed,  Golden  Millet 
Seed,  Select  Seed  Potatoes,  Chufas  and  Dried  Fruits. 

Mrs.T.B.DOUTHIT, 

Fashionable  Millinery  and 
Notion  Store, 

Where  will  always  be  found  a  large  and  well-selected 
stock  of  MILLINERY  and  FANCY  GOODS,  NOTIONS, 
fine  JEWELRY,  Ladies'  FURNISHING  GOODS,  etc., 
which  will  be  sold  at  the  lowest  cash  price,  in  her  New 
Store,  on  Main  street,  nearly  opposite  Salern  Female  Semi- 
nary. 


Salem,  N.  C,  Si 


FOR  ABBREVIATIONS,  SEE  FIRST  PAGE. 


A 


CKERMAN  ALEX  A,  carpenter  F  X-   II  Fries,  r  s  w 
cor  Elm  and  Bank 

Ackerman  Edward  T,  supt  cotton  mill  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s 

Elm  7  s  New  Shallowford 
Agthe  Frederick,  prof  of  music  and  supt  music  department 

Salem  Female  Academy,  r  same 
Anderson  James,  moulder  Salem  Iron  "Works,  bds  e  s  Elm 

2  n  New  Shallowford 

Atwood  Elijah  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  West  1  w  Main 

Axson  James,  second  hand  weaving  room  F  &  H  Fries,  r  n 

e  cor  Cherry  and  New  Shallowford 
Axson  John,  manager  finish   dept  F  &  H  Fries,  r  n  e  cor 

Cherry  and  New  Shallowford 
Axsom  Wm  E,  machinist  F&  H  Fries, r  n  e  cor  Cherry  and 

New  Shallowford 

BAHNSON  HENRY  T,  physician,  es  Church  4  n  Old 
Shallowford,  also  at  Smith's  drug  store,  Winston,  r  e 

s  Church  4  n  Old  Shallowford 
Bahnson  Louisa,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Bahnson  Wm  G,  [Siddall  &  Bahnson],  bds  w  s  Main  2  n 

Cemetery 
Banner  Lewis  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  Waugh  Town 
Banner  Wm  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  Waugh  Town 
Barton  Daniel,  miller  F  &  IT   Fries,  bds  n  e  cor  Elm  and 

Bank 
Beck  Felicia  J,  matron  Salem  Female  Academy 
Beck  Robt  T,  elk  J  F  Shaffner,  r  same 
Beck  Wm,  gun  smith  appretice  Wm   Dettmar,  bds  w  s  Elm 

3  n  Bank 


46  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Beckel  Sophia,  wid  of  Hiram,  r  w  s  Salt  6  n  Old  Shallow- 
ford 
Belo  Alex  (c),  servant,  r  n  e  cor  Main  and  Bank 
Belo  Edward,  Vice  Pres  Wachovia  National  Bank,  r  n  e 

cor  Main  and  Bank 
Belo  Henrietta,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Belo  John  L,  book-keeper,  res  main  1  s  Cemetery 
Bennett  Chas  E,  apprentice  I  W  Durham,  r  n  w  cor  Main 

and  AVest 
Bennett  John,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  West 
Bennett  Tobitha,  wid  of  Edward,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  West 
Blackburn  Jasper,  driver  for  Sheriff  Fogle,  r  n  w  cor  Belew's 
Creek  and  Depot 
^^^-Blickenderfer  Jacob,  notions,  fancy  goods,  &c,  e  s  Main  2 
n  Bank,  r  e  s  Main  2  s  West 
Blum  A  M,  wid  of  David,  res  Main  3  s  Cemetery 
Blum  Christian  J  (c),  cooper,  e  s  Main  2  s  New  Shallowford 
Blum  Edward  T,  [L  V  &  E  T  Blum],  r  w  s  Main  1  n  Salem 

Hotel 
Blum.  Jerry  (c),  cooper,  res  Elm  1  n  New  Shallowford 
Blum  Katie,  wid  of  Nathaniel,  r  Cemetery  send  Church 
Blum  Levi  V,  [L  V  &  E  T  Blum],  r  w  s  Main  1  n  Salem 

Hotel 
Blum  L  V  &  E  T,  [Levi  V  &  Edward  T],  proprs  and  pub- 
lishers Salem  "  Press,"  also  publishers  of  the  "  Farmers' 
and  Planters'  Almanac"  and  dealers  in  books  and  sta- 
tionery, w  s  Main  1  n  Salem  Hotel 
Bodenhamer  Jesse  N,  wks  J   I  Nissen,  r  w  s  Elm  5  s  New 

Shallowford 
Boner  Eugene  A,  journalist,  r  w  s  Salt  3  s  Bank 
Boner  Maria  D,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 
Boner  Mrs  P  E,  wid  of  T  J,  r  w  s  Salt  3  s  Bank 
Boner  Sophia,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Bowman  Jake  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Brendle  Wm  A,  capenter,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Brewer  James  A,  brick  moulder,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Brewer  Samuel,  barber,  w  s  Main  2  n  Bank,  bds  w  s  Elm 

6  n  Bank 
Brietz  Charles  G,  United  States  Commissioner,  e  s  Main  3_s 
Bank,  r  same 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  47 

Brietz  Joseph  C,  wks  A  E  Giersch,  bds  e  s  Main   2  n  Old 

Shallowford 
Brietz  John  L,  elk  H  W  Fries 

Brietz  Lewis  A,  farmer,  r  w  s  Old  Shallovvford  nr  w  limits 
Brietz  Levin  R,  farmer,  r  w  s  Old  Shallowford  nr  w  limits 
Brooks  Chas  B,  general  storekeeper  revenue  office,  rue  cor 

Depot  and  Belew's  Creek 
Brooks  Geo  H,  messenger  1st  National  Bank,  rue  cor  Depot 

and  Belew's  Creek 
Brown  Anna,  wi-d  of  Dr  Nelson,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Brown  Bedford,  wks  Fries'  tannery,  r  w  s  Elm  2  s  New  Shal- 
lowford 
Brown  Frank  C,  elk  J  F  Prather  &  Co,  bds  Norwood  House 
Brown  Jackson,  wks  Fries'  cotton  factory,  r  s  w  cor  Marshall 

and  Old  Shallowford 
Brown  Jesse,  tanner  F  &  H  Fries,  r  s  s  Mill  1  w  Main 
Brown  John,  lab,  r  w  s  Elm  2  s  New  Shallowford 
Brown  Lewis,  r  nr  cemetery 
Brown  Nathaniel,  teamster  Fogle  Bros,  r  w  s  Elm  5  s  New 

Shallowford 
Brown  Thomas,  wks  Fries' cotton  factory,  r  s  w  cor  Marshall 

and  Old  Shallowford 
Bugher  Stephen  D,  engineer,  r  n  s  New  Shallowford  nr  limits 
Burrell  Samuel,  bds  w  s  Elm  6  s  New  Shallowford 
Butner  Adam,  propr  Salem  Hotel,  r  same 
Butner  Adam  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  West  1  w  Main 
Butner  John  L,  harness  maker  S  A  Veach 
Butner  Luther  0,  machinist  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Poplar  1  n 

West 
Butner  S  Edward,  elk  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Poplar  1  n  West 
Butner  Thaddeus  M,  watchmaker  A  E  Welfare,  bds  w  s 

Depot  1  s  1st 
JByham  Angeline,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 


c 


ANEDY  JAMES  N,  brickmason,  r  nr  Cemetery 


Chadwick  Oliver,  r  s  s  Walnut  1  w  Main 
Charmiehael  Eliza  F,  stewardess  Salem  Female  Academy 
Chitty  Emma  L,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 
Chitty  Frederica,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 


48  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Chitty  Reuben  L,  grave-digger,  r  w  s  Liberty  3  s  1st 
Clewell  Dorothea,   wid  of  David,  i  w  s  Main  3  s  New  Shal- 

lowford 
Clinard  Livingston  M,  elk  H  W  Fries,  r  w  s  Elm  1  s  Bank 
Coble  Emsley  T,  wks  Fogle  Bros 
Collins  Alfred  N,  blacksmith  M  N  Vogler,  r  s  s  1st  between 

Chestnut  and  Depot 
Collins  Malinda,  wid  of  Davy,  r  w  s  Salt  2  n  Bank 
Colored  Moravian  Church  1st,  e  s  Church  6  s  Walnut 
Conrad  Elizabeth,  wid  of  John  Joseph,  r  s  a  cor  Main  and  1st 
Cook  Thomas  L,  carpenter,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Cooper  Margaret  A,  wid  of  Franklin,  r  s  w  cor  Elm  and  New 

Shallowford 
Cooper  Rebecca,  wid  of  Charles,  res  Main  3  s  New  Shal- 
lowford 
Cooper  Wm  J,  [Cooper  &  Hendricks],  res  Main  3  s  New 

Shallowford 
Cooper  &  Hendricks,  [Wm  J  Cooper  and  Lee  Hendricks], 

proprs  Salem  Mills,  w  end  Mill  nr  limits 
Cotton  Roderick,  [Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones],  bds  Winston 
Council  Chamber,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square 
Cramer  Eliza,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Crosland  Benj  F,  genl  merchandise,  n  w  cor  Main  and  Old 

Shallowford,  r  n  s  Old  Shallowford  1  w  Main* 
Crist  Clarance  E,  printer  L  V  &  E  T  Blum,  res  Church  5 

s  Walnut 
Crist  Harvey  S,  machinist   Fogle   Bros,  res  Church  4  s 

Walnut 
Crist  Rosalia,  wid  of  Jacob,  res  Church  4  s  Walnut 
Crist  Tiffugott  F,  elk  J  E  Mickey,  res  Church  5  s  Walnut 
Crist  Wm  C,  elk,  res  Church  5  s  Walnut 
Crouse  Daniel  T,  pottery,  r  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  1st 


D 


AVIS  JESSE,  wks  Fries'  tannery 


Davis  Thomas  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Poplar  1  s  West 

Davis  &  Welfare,  [Mrs  N  S  Davis  and  Mrs  T  A  Welfare], 

millinery,  w  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallowford 
DeSchweinitz  Emil  A,  minister,  res  Church  opp  Bank 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  49 

Dettmar  Wm,  gun  and  locksmith,  w  s  Main  7  n  Bank,  r 

w  s  Elm  3  n  Bank 
Dillard  Mortimer  (c),  shaver  Fries'  tannery 
Dillon  Eliza,  r  n  e  cor  Mill  and  Marshall 
Dillon  James,  r  w  s  Salt  3  s  New  Shallowford 
Dobson  John  H,  atty  at  law,  rse  cor  Main  and  Cemetery 
Dobson  Joseph,  atty  at  law,  rse  cor  Cemetery  and  Main 
Dobson  Wm  P,  elk  J  E  Gilmer,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Cemetery 
Douthit  Thomas  B,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  Old  Shallowford 
Douthit  Mrs  T  B,  millinery,  notions,  etc.,  w  s  Main  2  n  Old 

Shallowford,  r  same 
Durham  Irvin  W,  marble  works,  rse  cor  Main  and  1st 


EBERT  CHRISTIAN,  hat  and  far  store,  w  s  Main  7  s 
New  Shallowford,  r  same 

-Ebert  Eugene  A,  genl  merchandise,  e  s  Main  4  n  Bank,  r  n 
e  cor  Main  and  Belew's  Creek 

Ebert  John,  teamster  F  &  H  Fries,  res  Cherry  2  s  1st 

Eudie  James,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Marshall  and  Old  Shallow- 
ford 

Eudie  John  J,  carpenter,  res  Main  opp  New  Shallowford 

Everett  Samuel  H,  school  teacher,  res  Main  1  n  Bank 

Everhart  Catharine,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 

Everhart  Elizabeth,  wid  of  David,  r  n  w  cor  Marshall  and 
West 

Everhart  Levi  F,  asst  miller  Cooper  &  Hendricks,  r  s  s  Mill 
opp  Marshall 

Everhart  Parker,  porter  Pfohl  &  Stockton,  rse  cor  Poplar 
and  Old  Shallowford 


i  ARROW  MARY,  wid  of  Rev  W  T,  r  Belew's  Creek  nr 
railroad 

Farrow  Thomas  L,  manager  prize  room  R  J  Reynolds,  r 
Belew's  Creek  nr  railroad 

Fisher  Charles  L,  elk,  r  n  s  Belew's  Creek  1  e  Chestnut 

Fisher  Eliza  J,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Walnut 

Fisher  Fannie,  wid  of  James,  r  n  s  Belew's  Creek  1  n  Chestnut 

Fisher  Jefferson,  miller  Cooper  &  Hendricks,  r  nr  corpora- 
tion limits 


50  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Fisher  Robert,  hostler  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Salt  3  s  Bank 

Fletcher  Elizabeth,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Elm  2  s  New  Shallow- 
ford 

Fogle  Augustus  G,  Sheriff  Forsyth  county,  r  n  w  cor  Bo- 
le w's  Creek  and  Depot 

Fogle  Bros  [Christian  H  and  Chas  A],  planing  and  saw 
mill,  sash  door  and  blind  factory  and  genl  wood  work- 
ers, Belew's  Creek  opp  Church 

Fogle  Charlie  A  [Fogle  Bros],  r  s  e  cor  Church  and  Belew's 
Creek 

Fogle  Christian  H  [Fogle  Bros],  r  n  w  cor  Church  and 
Belew's  Creek 

Fogle  Pauline  A,  housekeeper  Salem  Female  Academy 

Foltz  Minnie,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  Mill 

Freeman  Richard  C,  drummer,  bds  Salem  Hotel 

Fries  Daniel  (c),  dyer  F  &  H  Fries,  rns  Bank  1  w  Salt 

Fries  Frank  H  [F  &  H  Fries],  r  n  w  cor  Salt  and  New  Shal- 
lowford 

Fries  F  &  H,  cotton  and  woolen  manufacturers  and  own- 
ers of  Wachovia  Flouring  Mills,  n  s  New  Shallowford 
1  w  Salt 

Fries  Henry  E  [F  &  H  Fries],  r  n  w  cor  Salt  and  New 
Shallowford 

Fries  Henry  W  [F  &  H  Fries],  genl  merchandise,  n  w  cor 
Main  and  Bank,  r  n  w  cor  Salt  and  New  Shallowford 

Fries  John  W  [F  &  H  Fries],  propr  Fries'  Tannery,  r  n  w 
cor  Cherry  and  New  Shallowford 

Fries  L  M,  wid  of  Francis,  r  n  w  cor  Salt  and  New  Shallow- 
ford 

Fries  Phillip  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries 

Fries'  Tannery,  J  W  Fries  propr,  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Old 
Shallowford 

Fries  Wash  (c),  porter  J  E  Mickey,  bds  w  s  Main  2  s  Belew's 
Creek 

Fries  Washington  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  Bank  1  w  Salt 

Fulkerson  Jacob  L,  Agent  Wanamaker  &  Brown,  *w  s 
Main  5  n  Old  Shallowford,  r  same 

Fultz  Anna,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Mill 

Fultz  Sallie,  res  Main  1  n  Church 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  51 

GARBODEN  JAMES  H,  boot  and  shoe  mkr,  w  s  Main 
4  n  Bank,  r  w  s  Salt  G  n  Old  Shallowford 

Gas  Works,  n  e  cor  Elm  and  New  Shallowford 

Giersh  Alex  E,  blksmith,  w  s  Main  1  n  New  Shallowford,  r 

e  s  Main  2  n  Old  Shallowford 
Giersh  Harvey  A,  elk  E  A  Ebert,  res  Main  2  n  Old  Shal- 
lowford 
Goer  Wm  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Goslen  Junius  W,  elk  Revenue  office,  res  Main  3  n  Cem- 
etery 
Gray  Allison  (c),  servant  at  s  e  cor  Main  and  1st 
Grogan  Jack  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Grunert  Wm  C,  watchmkr  W  T  Vogler,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and 

Bank 
Grunert  Louisa  A,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 


H 


AIRSTON  ROBT  (c),  wks  depot,  r  e  end  1st  nr  R  R 


Halbrook  Willis  (c),  carpenter  Salem  Iron  Works 

Hall  Rev  James  E,  school  teacher,  bds  e  s  Main  5  s  New  Shal- 
lowford 

Hall  Wm  H,  candy  mnfr,  bakery  and  confectionery,  e  s 
Main  5  s  New  Shallowford,  r  same 

Hamilton  Rufus,  elk  J  E  Mickey,  bds  w  s  Main  2  s  Belew's 
Creek 

Hanes  Amos  (c),  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  n  s  Bank  1  w  Salt 

Hargrave  Alexander  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

Hauser  Calvin,  r  n  s  West  2  w  Main 

Hauser  Chas  S,  Clerk  of  the  Superior  Court,  office  Court 
House,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  1st 

Hayworth  Wm  A,  engineer,  r  nr  Cemetery 

Hege  Cara,  bds  n  w  cor  Main  and  West 

Hege  Constantine  A,  propr  Salem  Iron  Works,  w  s  Salt  3 
n  New  Shallowford,  r  w  s  Liberty  4  s  1st 

Hege  George,  r  s  end  Church  2  e  Main 

Hege  Hattie,  bds  n  w  cor  Main  and  West 

Hege  Wm  E,  elk  H  A  Siddall,  bds  w  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery 

Hege  Zachariah  G,  cabinet  mkr,  r  s  e  cor  1st  and  Cherry 

Heisler  Lizzie,  elk  J  Blickenderfer,  r  Mrs  Lidia  Heisler 

Heisler  Lydia,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Salt  1  n  Old  Shallowford 


52  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Hendricks  Lee  [Cooper  &  Hendricks],  r  n  e  cor  Mill  and 
Marshall 

Hendricks  Robt  L,  elk  E  A  Ebert,  rne  cor  Mill  and  Marshall 

Hill  Marten  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

Holder  Eliza,  wid  of  Edward,  r  w  s  Elm  G  s  New  Shallow- 
ford 

Holt  Temperance,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  end  Main 

Hough  Albert  G,  bkpr  Salem  Iron  Works,  r  w  s  Liberty  2 
s  1st 

Howard  W  A,  wks  Fogle  Bros 

Hughes  Henry,  tailor,  s  e  cor  Poplar  and  Old  Shallowford, 
r  same 

Hughes  Jefferson,  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  e  cor  Poplar 
and  Old  Shallowford 

Hughes  Samuel,  wks  Brown  &  Brother,  r  s  e  cor  Poplar  and 
Old  Shallowford 

Hunter  John  W,  dentist,  w  s  Main  3  s  Belew's  Creek,  r  same 


I 


NT&RNAL  REVENUE  OFFICE,  Wm  H  Wheeler  Col- 
lector, s  e  cor  Church  and  1st 


J 


ACKSON  GEORGE,  lab,  r  nr  Cemetery 


Jenkins  Mrs  M  E,  dress-maker,  w  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallow- 
ford, r  same 
Jenkins  Robt  H,  r  w  s  Main  3  s  New  Shallowford 
Johnson  John  (c),  servant  J  D  Siewers,  r  s  end  Church  nr 

Moravian  Cemetery 
Johnson  Joseph  (c),  servant  J  T  Shaffner 
Jones  Albert,  tax-collector,  r  n  s  Walnut  2  w  Main 
Jones  Albert  M,   manager  Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  r 

s  w  cor  West  and  Marshall 
Jones  ^quiller  H,  lab  Female  Academy,  r  w  s  Marshall  3 

s  wist 
Jordan  Coley  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  53 

K EARNS  THOMAS  H,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  e  s  Main  3 
s  Cemetery 

Keehln  A  E,  wid  of  0  A,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  Walnut 
Keeliln  Frank  E,  saddles  and  harness  Winston,  r  s  e  cor 

Main  and  Walnut 
Keehln  Geo  L,  printer  L  V  &  E  T  Blum,  r  n  w  cor  Main 

and  Walnut 
Keehln  Susan,  wid  of  Theodore,  res  Church  3  s  Walnut 
Knouse  Emery  C,  school  teacher,  r  s  s  Mill  opp  Marshall 
Knouse  Joseph   J,  shoemaker,  Main  opp  Salem  Hotel,  r  3 

miles  s  Salem 
Knowles  Charlotte,  wid  of  John,  r  w  s  Salt  3  s  New  Shal- 

lowford 
Krouse  Benjamin,  tanner,  r  nr  Cemetery 


L 


ANDQUIST  JOHN  P,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Bank 


Landrick  John,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  Mill 
Lawrence  Sidney  M,  harness  maker  L  C  Hiue,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Lawson  Wm  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Lee  Nancy,  wid  of  Solomon,  r  alley  bet  Bank  and  New  Shal- 

lowford 
Lee  Wm  W,  tinner  J  E  Mickey,  bds  w  s  Main  2  s  Belew's 

Creek 
Lehman  Emma  A,  teacher  history  and  English  literature 

Salem  Female  Academy 
Lemly  Henry  A,  r  e  s  Main  1  n  Walnut 
Lemly  Ned  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries 
Lemley  Wm  A,  cashier  Wachovia  National  Bank  Winston, 

res  Church  1  s  Belew's  Creek 
Leonard  Edward,  errand  boy  Salem  Iron  Works 
Lewis  Hasten,  lab,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Lewis  Thos,  lab,  res  Marshall  1  n  Mill 
Lichtenthaler  Rev  Adolphus,  principal  of  boys'  school,  bds 

w  s  Main  3  s  Shallowford 
Lindsay  Julius  G,  elk  D  A  Spaugh 
Lindsay  Marshall  (c),  wks  w  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery 
Lineback  Edward  W,  dealer  in  musical  instruments  and 

piano  tuner,  n  e  cor  Church  and  Cemetery,  r  same 


54  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Lineback  Henry  A,  photographer,  w  s  Main  2  s  Bank,  r 
same 

Lineback  James  T,  treasurer  of  the  Board  of  Provincial 
Elders  of  the  Southern  Province  of  the  Moravian  Church 
or  Unitas  Fratrum,  also  Congregation  of  United  Breth- 
ren of  Salem  and  its  vicinity,  office  s  e  cor  Main  and 
Bank,  res  Church  1  n  Cemetery 

Lineback  Julius  A,  asst  J  T  Lineback,  res  Church  1  n  Cem- 
etery 

Livengood  Polly,  wid  of  Joshua,  r  s  w  cor  Walnut  and  Mar- 
shall 

Livengood  Thomas  A,  elk,  bds  e  s  Main  2  n  Old  Shallow- 
ford 

Lockett  Edward  L,  genl  supt  Brown  &  Brother,  bds  e  s  Main 
1  n  bank 

Lott  Hezekiah  D,  groceries,  provisions,  seed,  etc,  w  s  Main  5 
n  Bank,  r  w  s  Cherry  1  n  New  Shallowford 

Lott  K  Stewart,  elk  H  D  Lott,  r  w  s  Cherry  1  n  New  Shal- 
lowford 

Lumley  Cicero  D,  elk  H  A  Siddall,  bds  w  s  Main  3  n  Bank 

Lumley  Isiah,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Elm,  3  s  New  Shal- 
lowford 

Lumley  Susan,  wid  of  Alvin,  r  alley  bet  Bank  and  New 
Shallowford 

Lumley  Thomas,  r  w  s  Elm  3  s  New  Shallowford 


McCHRISTON  ROBT  D,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  3  miles  e 
Winston 

McElroy  Giles  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries 
McGee  Wm,  wks  Salem  Hotel 


M 


ACK  MARY  J,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 


Martin  Calvin  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

Matthews  Hampton  (c),  blacksmith,  n  w  cor  Mill  and  Main, 

r  |  mile  s  Salem 
Marten  Asa  (c),  r  s  end  Main 
Meinung  Alexander  C,  teacher  of  music  and  fine  arts,  r  w  s 

Salt  2  s  New  Shallowford 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  56 

Meinung  Edwin  A,  shoemaker,  n  e  cor  Main  and  Cemetery, 
res  Main  1  n  Cemetery 

Meller  Edward,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  West 

Meller  Francis  W,  bakery,  confectionery,  toys,  fancy  goods, 
etc;  also  ice-cream  saloon,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square, 
r  w  s  Main  2  s  West 

Micker  C  Frank,  elk  H  A  Siddall,  bds  w  s  Main  2  n  Ceme- 
tery 

Mickey  John  S,  r  e  s  Main  1  s  New  Shallowford 

Mickey  Julius  E,  stoves,  tin-ware,  china,  glass-ware,  etc,  s  w 
corner  Main  and  Belew  Creek,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  Belew 
Creek 

Mickey  Mrs  J  E,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  w  s  Main  2  s 
Belew  Creek,  r  same 

Miller  Amos,  apprentice  moulder  Salem  Iron  Works 

Miller  Barbara,  wid  of  Constantine,  res  Elm  2  n  New  Shal- 
lawford 

Miller  Ervin  S,  engineer  F  &  H  Fries,  res  Marshall  1  s 
West 

Mining  Frank  C,  wook-worker  H  E  Mining,  r  w  s  Main  2  n 
New  Shallowford 

Mining  Henry  E,  carriage  and  wagon  manfr,  n  w  cor  Main 
and  New  Shallowford,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  New  Shallowford 

Moravian  Church,  e  s  Church  opp  Old  Shallowford,  Rev  Ed- 
ward Bondthaler,  pastor 

Morton  Samuel,  res  Elm  1  n  Bank 

Morton  Harriet,  wid  of  Wm,  res  Elm  1  n  Bank 

Myers  Amos,  lab,  res  Marshall  1  n  Mill 

NISSEN  JOHN  I,  planing  mill  and  genl  machinist 
Winston,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  Belew's  Creek 

Nissen's  Manufacturing  Co,  P  0  address  Salem,  Factory 
3  miles  s  Salem 

i^AKS  BAYDEN  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

PARRISH  BAILAS  E,  mail  contractor,  r  e  s  Depot  1  s 
1st 

Parrish  D  B,  apprentice  Salem  Iron  Works 


56  WINSTON,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Patterson  Jesse  L,  law  student,  r  n  s  New  Shallowford  bet 
Cherry  and  Elm 

Patterson  Lewis  N,  student,  r  n  s  New  Shallowford  bet  Cherry 
and  Elm 

Patterson  Mary  F,  wid  of  Rufus,  r  n  s  New  Shallowford  bet 
Cherry  and  Elm 

Penn  John  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

Person  Ellen,  wid  of  Samuel,  bds  e  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery 

Person  Samuel  J,  bds  e  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery 

Perry  0  P,  insurance,  bds  Salem  Hotel 

Peterson  Edward  [W  &  E  Peterson],  r  s  s  Old  Shallow- 
ford 2  w  Main 

Peterson  Wm  [W  &  E  Peterson],  r  n  wT  cor  Salt  and  Old 
Shallowford 

Peterson  W  &  E  [Wm  and  Edward],  cabinet  makers  and 
undertakers,  s  s  Old  Shallowford  2  w  Main 

Petree  Henrietta,  wid  of  Jacob,  r  nr  Cemetery 

Petree  James,  wks  F  &  H  Fries 

Petree  Julius,  drayman,  res  Poplar  1  s  Old  Shallowford 

Petree  Robt  W,  supt  wooling  mill  F  &  H  Fries,  r  nr  Ceme- 
tery 

Petree  Samuel  N,  grocer,  r  nr  Cemetery 

Petree  Wesley  W,  night  watcher  F  &  H  Fries,  res  Cherry 
2  n  New  Shallowford 

Petree  Wm,  wks  F  &  H  Fries 

Pfohl  Augustus  F,  traveling  salesman  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s 
Main  2  s  New  Shallowford 

Pfohl  Chas  B,  elk  H  W  Fries,  r  n  w   cor  Poplar  and  West 

Pfohl  Christian  T,  bkpr  and  cashier  F  &  H  Fries,  r  s  w  cor 

Main  and  1st 
.  Pinkham  Adoniram  J,  deputy  revenue  collector,  r  w  s  Main 
2  n  Cemetery 

Pittman  Frank,  lab,  r  nr  Cemeter}' 

Poison  C  G,  farmer,  bds  Salem  Hotel 

Poison  Mrs,  bds  Salem  Hotel 

Pond  Mrs  George  E,  r  e  s  Church  3  s  Bank 

Porter  Lewis  M,  shoemaker  J  H  Garboden,  r  w  s  Salt  6  n 
Old  Shallowford 

Post  Office,  H  W  Shore  P  M,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square 

Potts  Andrew  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 

Powers  Edward,  wks  F  &  H  Fries 

Powers  Daniel,  farmer,  r  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Old  Shallowford. 


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SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  57 

ANK  JOHN  B,  flesher  Fries'  tannery,  r  s  w  cor  Wal- 
nut and  Marshall 

Ransom  Sarah,  wid  of  Richard,  r  w  s  Salt  1  n  Bank 
Ratliff  Samuel  A  (c),  blacksmith,  n  w  cor  Mill  and  Main,  r  \ 

mile  s  Salem 
Reavis  Joseph  \V,  lab,  r  alley  bet  Bank  and  New  Shallow  - 

ford 
Reed  Chas  F,  brickmason,  r  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  First 
Reed  James,  moulder  Salem  Iron  Works,  r  s  w  cor  Cherry 

and  First 
Reich  Christina,  wid  of  Emanuel,  r  s  w  cor  Poplar  and  Old 

Shallowford 
Reich  Gustavus  A,  [H  C  Reich  &  Co],  r  n  e  cor  Main  and 

Mill 
Reich  Henry  C,  [H  C  Reich  &  Co],  r  s  w  cor  Poplar  and 

Old  Shallowford 
Reich  H  C  &  Co,  [Henry  C  &  Gustavus  A   Reich],  shoe 

makers,  s  w  cor  Main  and  New  Shallowford 
Reich  James  A,  [Reich  &  Rempson],  rsw  cor  West  and 

Poplar 
Reich  Leander  L.res  Main  4  s  West 
Reich  Maneryia,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Reich  Wm  A,   inventor,  pantentee  and   mfr  of  Reich's 

churn  and  egg-beater,  also   tin  and  copper  ware,  opp 

Salem  Hotel,  res  main  4  s  West 
Reich  &  Rempson,  [Jas  A  Reich  &  Winfield  S  Rempson], 

tin  and  sheet  iron  workers,  e  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallow- 
ford 
Rempson  Benjamin  F,  tinner,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Rempson  Ezra,  shoemaker,  r  nr  Cemetery 
Rempson  Winfield  S,  [Reich  &  Rempson],  r  nr  Cemetery 
Renard  Joseph,  bds  s  s  Old  Shallowford  1  w  Main 
Reudle  Green  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Riggs  Jesse,  shoemaker,  w  s  Main  1  s  2nd,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s 

2nd 
Riggs  Susan,  wid  of  R,  r  w  s  Liberty  2  s  2nd 
Rights  Constantine  L,  dept  revenue  collector,  r  s  s  Old  Shal- 
lowford 1  w  Main 
Richardson  Peter  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Rondthaler  Rev   Edward,  pastor   Moravian   church,  res 

Church  2  s  Bank 

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58  SALEM,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY. 

Rothrock  John,  wks  Fries'  tannery,  r  n  s  West  3  w  Main 
Rotrough  Mandy  R,  wid  of  Naman,  rsw  cor  Elm  and  New 
Shallowford 


SALEM  FEMALE  ACADEMY,  e  s  Church  1  s  West,  J 
T  Zorn,  principal 

Salem  Hotel,  A  Butner,  propr,  w  s  Main  2  n  Walnu  t 
Salem  Iron  Works,  Constantine  A  Hege,  propr,  w  s  Liberty 

3  n  New  Shallowford 
Salem  Mill,  Cooper  &  Hendiicks  proprs,  w  end   Mill  nr 

limits 
Salem  Museum,  e  s  Main  1  n  Old  Shallowford 
Saugh  A  A,  wks  Fogle  Bros 
Saunders  Jacob,  r  w  s  Marshall  1  n  West 
Scales  Dennis  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Schott  John,  supt  weaving  room  F  &  H  Fries 
Semons  J  Frank,  boot  shoemaker,  w  s  Main  3  n  Cemetery, 

r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Belew  Creek 
Semons  Wm  A,  shoemkr,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Belew  Creek 
Schaffner  Emilie,  wid  of  Henry,  r  w  s  Salt  1  s  New  Shallow- 
ford 
Shaffner  John  F,  [H  W  Shore  &  Co],  physician  and  drug- 
gist, w  s  Main  6  s  New  Shallowford,  r  same 
Shaffner  Louisa,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 
Shaffner  Sarah  E,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 
Shaw  Samuel  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Shepherd  Aaron,  wagon  maker,  r  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Old  Shal- 
lowford 
Sheppard  Dan  (c),  wks  Salem  Hotel,  r  same 
Shore  Chas  E,  r  w  s  Salt  4  n  Old  Shallowford 
Shore  Geo  D,  with  H  A  Lineback,  r  w  s  Salt  4  n  Old  Shal- 
lowford 
Shore  Henry  A,  elk  H  W  Shore  &  Co,  r  w  s  Salt  4  n  Old 

Shallowford 
Shore  Henry  L,  harness  and  saddles,  w  s  Main  5  s  New  Shal- 
lowford, r  n  e  cor  Chestnut  and  Belew  Creek 
Shore  Henry  W,  [H  W  Shore  &  Co],  post  master,  r  w  s 

Salt  4  n  Old  Shallowford 
Shore  HW  &  Co,  [Henry  W  Shore  &  John  T  Shaffner], 
druggists,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square 


SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  59 

Shore  Jonas  A,  driver  J  M  Wiinmer,  r  w  s  Marshall  1  s 

Mill 
Shore  Naaman  F,  salseman  B  F  Crosland,  r  w  s  Marshall  1 

s  West 
Shore  Samuel,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Salt  2  n  Bank 
Shore  Wm  T,  asst  postmaster,  r  w  s  Salt  4  n  Old  Shal- 

lowford 
Shouse  Edwin,  farmer,  r  s  s  Mill  1  w  Main 
Shultz  George  R,  r  e  s  Main  3  s  Belew's  Creek 
Shultz  John  H,  r  e  s  Main  3  s  Belew's  Creek 
Shultz  Wm  F,  undertaker,  e  s  Main  2  s  Belew's  Creek,  res 

Main  2  s  Belew's  Creek 
Siddall  Henry  A,  [Siddall  &  Bahnson],  genl  merchandise, 

w  s  Main  4  n  Cemetery,  r  w  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery 
Siddall  &  Bahnson,  [Henry  A  Siddall  and   Wm  G  Bahn- 
son], livery  stable,  w  s  Main  4  n  Cemetery 
Sides  Eli  (c),  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  2  miles  west  of  Winston 
Sides  John  G,  carpenter  Fogle  Bros,  r  s  end  Main 
Siewers  John  D,  cabinet  maker,  res  Cedar  Ave  cor  Bank 
Siewers  Nathaniel  S,  physician,  e  s  Main  2  s  West,  r  same 
Siewers  Matilda  A,  wid  of  Rev  Jacob,  r  s  w  cor  Main  and  1st 
Smith  Anderson  (c),  wks  Salem  Hotel,  r  w  s  Main  opp  Mill 
Smith  Annetta,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Smith  Everitt,  res  Main  2  n  Cemetery 
Smith  Robert  A,  machinist  Salem  Iron  Works 
Smith  Wm  (c),  servant  Mrs  Veach,  res  Church  2  s  Walnut 
Snyder  John,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  1  mile  n  e  Winston 
Spach  Allen  A,  r  e  s  Main  3  n  Cemetery 
Spach  W  E,  wagon  maker,  P  0  address  Salem,  factory  and 

r  Waugh  Town 
Spainhower  John,  finisher  Fries'  tannery,  bds  w  s  Elm  6  s 

New  Shallowford 
Spainhower  Wm  W,  wool  picker  F  &  H  Fries,  r  s  w  cor 

High  and  Cherry 
Spaugh  David  A,  genl  merchandise,  also  cigar  manfr,  w  s 

Main  6  n  Cemetery,  r  same 
Spaugh  Obediah,  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Old  Shal- 
lowford 
Spaugh  Rebecca,  wid  of  Frederick,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and  Mill 
Spaugh  Thomas,  farmer,  r  w  s  Elm  2  n  Bank 


60  SALEM,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY. 

Speiner  Chas  E,  blacksmith,  r  s  w  cor  Main  and  Cemetery 

Stafford  Harris  (c),  farmer,  r  s  s  Mill  1  w  Marshall 

Starr  Polly,  wid  of  Henry,  r  w  s  Elm  4  s  New  Shallowford 

Steers  Chas  B,  r  w  s  Main  2  s  West 

Steiner  Amelia  T,  teacher  ornamental  needlework  Salem 
Female  Academy 

Stipe  Anderson  L,  dept  revenue  collector,  r  s  s  1st  nr  R  R 

Stipe  Jacob  A,  physician,  r  s  s  1st  nr  R  R 

Stipe  Marion  L,  trader,  r  s  s  1st  nr  R  R 

Stipe  Wm  B,  miller,  r  s  s  1st  nr  R  R 

Stockton  Charlie  B,  policeman,  r  n  e  cor  Main  and  Old  Shal- 
lowford 

Strupe  Ephraim  A,  tinner  J  E  Mickey,  r  w  s  Marshall  2  s  West 

Swaim  Gasper,  apprentice  Salem  Iron  Works,  res  Main  1 
s  New  Shallowford 

Swaim  Michael,  apprentice  Salem  Iron  Works,  res  Main 
1  s  New  Shallowford 

Swaim  Jacob,  driver  Salem  Iron  Works,  res  Main  1  s  New 
Shallowford 

Swaim  Moses,  lab,  res  Main  1  s  New  Shallowford 

Swaim  Mode,  tinner  J  E  Mickey 


T 


ATE  Wm  M,  carpenter  Fogle  Bros,  r  n  s  Walnut  1  w 
Main 

Tesh   Lewis,  engineer  Fries'  tannery,  r  w  s  Salt  4  s  New 

Shallowford 
Tesh  Romnus,  scourer  Fries'  tannery,  r  n  s  Salt  4  w  New 

Shallowford 
Therly  Leanna,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Thomas  Jacob  M,  wagoner  Cooper  &  Hendricks,  r  s  e  cor 

Poplar  and  Walnut 
Thomas  John  W,  farmer,  r  Belew's  Creek  nr  e  end 
Thomas  Wm  T,  farmer,  r  e  end  Belew's  Creek  nr  railroad 
Thompson  Junius,  machinist  Salem  Iron  Works,  res  Elm 

3  n  New  Shallowford 
Trarsue  Maria,  wid  of  Peter,  res  Church  1  s  Walnut 
Tucker  Wm,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Salt  1  n  Bank 
Turner  John  T,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  w  s  Main  4  n  Walnut 
Turner  Wm,  minister,  r  w  s  Main  4  n  Walnut 
Tyler  Amanda,  wid  of  Rev  Joseph  D,  bds  e  s  Main  2  n 

Cemetery 


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VANCE  JOSEPH  A,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  s  s  Belew's  Creek 
nr  Cemetery 

Van  Vleck  Amelia  A,  teacher  of  music  Salem  Female  Acad- 
emy, res  Main  5  s  New  Shallowford 
Van  Vleck  Louisa  C,  teacher  of  music  Salem  Female  Acad- 

emy,  res  Main  5  s  New  Shallowford 
Veach  Jeanetta,  wid  of  Henry,  res  Church  2  s  Walnut 
Veach  Junius  G,  r  w  s  Poplar  1  s  Old  Shallowford 
Veach  Samuel  A,  harness  maker,  w  s  Main  5  n  Cemetery, 

res  Church  2  s  Walnut 
Vest  John  P,  mail  agent,  r  w  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallowford 
Vogler  Alex  C,  furniture  and  undertaker,  w  s  Main  2  n 

Belew's  Creek,  r  w  s  Main  3  n  Belew's  Creek 
Vogler  Charles  W,  book-keeper  H  W  Fries,  res  Main  1  s 

West 
Vogler  Emma,  wid  of  Elias,  res  Main  1  s  West 
Vogler  Frank  H,  cabinet  maker  A  C  Vogler,  r  w  s  Main  3 

n  Belew's  Creek 
Vogler  Geo  E,  printer  L  V  &  E  T  Blum,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and 

West 
Vogler  John,  r  s  w  cor  Main  and  West 
Vogler  Mary  A,  wid  of  Nathaniel,  res  Cedar  Av  2  n  Bank 
Vogler  Maria  E,  teacher  Salem  Female  Acadeifly 
Vogler  Mortimer  N,  blksmith,  Winston,   bds  w  s  Main  3  n 

Belew  Creek 
Vogler  Sarah  A,  teacher  Salem  Female  Academy 
Vogler  Sophia,  wid,  r  Widows'  Home 
Vogler  Timothy,  gun  smith,  res  Main  2  s  Walnut 
Vogler  Wm  T,  jeweler,  Winston,  res  Marshall  2  n  Mill 
Vugher  Stephen  D,  engineer  Wachovia  Mills,  ms  New  Shal- 
lowford nr  limits 


WACHOVIA    LAND    OFFICE,  James   T   Lineback 
agent,  s  e  cor  Main  and  Bank 

Wagoner  Frank  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Wagoner  Victoria,  wid  of  Peter,  res  Cherry  3  s  1st 
Watkins  Chas  J,  dentist,  e  s  Main  2  s  1st,  r  same 
Watkins  Henry  T,  school  teacher,  bds  w  s  Cherry  1  n  New 

Shallowford 
Watson  Henry,  plasterer,  r  s  end  Main 


62  SALEM,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Watson  Zachariah,  r  s  end  Main 

Waugh  Andrew  (c),  wks  L  V  &  ET  Blum,  r  same 

Waugh  Luther  (c),  wks  F  &  H  Fries 

Waggoinan  Eliza,  r  s  end  Church  1  e  Main 

Wear  Temperance,  wid  of  Robert,  r  s  s  Mill  opp  Marshall 

Welfare  Alanson  E,  clocks,  spectacles,  and  repairing,  e  s 

Main  4  s  Cemetery,  res  Main  5  s  Cemetery- 
Welfare  Catherine,  wid  of  Daniel,  r  n  w  cor  Main  and  Cem- 
etery 
Wheeler  Ann  J,  wid  of  Dr  C  B,  r  s  e  cor  Church  and  1st 
Wheeler  Dr  Wm  H,  revenue  collector,  r  s  e  cor  Church  and 

1st 
White  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  mkr,  s  w  cor  2nd  and  Depot,  r  e 

end  Belew  Creek 
Williams  Elizabeth,  wid  of  John,  res  Main  5  s  Bank 
Williams  George  (c),  driver  F  &  H  Fries,  r  w  s  Elm  4  s  New 

Shallowford 
-Williams  Lavinia,  res  Church  1  s  Walnut 
Williams  Rowan,  wks  J  M  Wimmer,  res  Main  5  s  Bank 
Williamson  John  W,  manager  picking-room  Bynum,  Cot- 
ton &  Jones 
Williamson  Jerry  (c),  wks  Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones 
Winkler  Amelia,  wid  of  Christian  H,  r  s  e  cor  Main  and 

Below  Creek 
Winkler  Chas  A,  bakery  and  confectionery,  e  s  Main  2  n 

Old  Shallowford,  r  same 
Winkler  Wm  H,  r  e  s  Main  2  n  Old  Shallowford 
Wimmer  John  M,  express  deliverer,  res  Main  4  s  Bank 
Wimmer  Wm,  message  boy  depot,  res  Main  4  s  Bank 
Wooten  N  F,  wks  F  &  H  Fries,  r  1  mile  s  w  Salem 
Wooten  AVm  H,  wks  Fogle  Bros,  r  1  mile  s  w  Salem 
Writzel  David,  r  w  s  Elm  5  s  New  Shallowford 
Writzel  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Christopher,  r  w  s  Elm  5  s  New 

Shallowford 
Wurreschke  Mrs  Josephine,  teacher  French  Salem  Female 

Academy 
Wurreschke  Rev  L  B,  prof  Mathematics  and  Natural  Science 
Salem  Female  Academy,  r  same 


SALEM,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY.  63 

YATES  CHARLES,  cloth  manufacturer,  rue  cor  Elm 
and  Bank 
Youten  Noah,  bds  w  s  Elm  6  s  New  Shallowford 


T'EYERLY  MARY,  r  e  s  Main  opp  Salem  Hotel 

Zorn  Rev  J  T,  Principal  Salem  Female  Academy,  r  u  s 
Old  Shallowford  2  w  Church 


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WINSTON  AND  SALEM 

Business  Directory. 

A  Complete  Index  to  the  Entire  Business  of  Winston 
and  Salem,  Alphabetically  Arranged. 


Agricultural  Implements. 

Allen  S  E,  s  w  cor  Main  and  3d 
Brown  &  Vaughn,  e  s  Main  4  s  4th 

Salem  Iron  Works,  C  A  Hege,  propr,  w  s  Salt  opp  Belew's 
Creek,  Salem 

Almanacs. 

Farmers'  and  Planters',  L  V  &  E  TBlum,  pubs  and  proprs, 
(established  1828),  w  s  Main  1  n  Salem  Hotel,  Salem 

Attorneys-at-Law. 

Alspaugh  &  Buxton,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  5th 

Everitt  Geo  B,  over  w  s  Main  8  s  3d 

Mast  &  Gray,  Court  House 

Rayle  B  Y,  Court  House 

Starbuck  &  Field,  e  s  Main  1  s  2d 

Watson  &  Glenn,  n  s  Court  House  Square  2  e  Liberty 

Wilson  T  J,  w  s  Main  1  n  2d 

Auction  House. 

Brookfield  J,  w  s  Court  House  Square  3  n  3d 


66     WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bakeries  and  Confectioneries. 

(See  also  Confectioneries.) 

Meller  F  W,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square,  Salern 
Stockton  J  G,  e  s  Main  2  s  3d 

Winkler  C  A,  e  s  Court  House  Square;  also  e  s  Main  2  n  Old 
Shallowford,  Salem 

Banks  and  Bankers, 

(For  full  information  see  Appendix.) 

First  National  Bank,  J  A  Bitting  Prest,  S  H  Hodgin  V 

Prest,  J  W  Alspaugh   Cashier,    R    T  Stedman    Asst 

Cashier 
Wachovia  National  Bank,  W  T  Bowman  Prest,  E  Belo  V 

Prest,  W  A  Lemly  Cashier,  Jas  A  Gray  Asst  Cashier,  w 

s  Main  opp  Merchants'  Hotel 

Barbers. 

Berger  C  H,  n  s  3d  1  w  Liberty 

Brewer  Samuel,  w  s  Main  2  n  Bank,  Salem 

DeJusto  C,  Central  Hotel 

Gates  &  Smith,  under  Merchants'  Hotel 

Baths. 

De  Justo  C,  Central  Hotel 

Blacksmiths  and  Horseshoers. 

Ratliff  Samuel  A,  n  w  cor  Mill  and  Main,  Salem 

Church  C  W,  n  e  cor  5th  and  Chestnut 

Giersh  A  E,  w  s  Main  1  n  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Boarding  Houses. 

Dodd  Nathaniel  H,  e  end  3d  nr  railroad 

Norwood  House,  Mrs  F  J  Hardy,  propr,  n  s  4th  4  w  Main 

Strayhon  C  G,  w  s  Old  Town  3  s  6th 


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Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

Blum  L  V  &  E  T,  w  s  Main  1  n  Salem  Hotel,  Salem 
Vann  <£  Burch,  w  s  Main  2  s  3d 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 

Langfeld  M  H,  s  s  3d  1  n  Main 
Martin  W  S,  w  s  Main  5  s  3d 
AVatkins  N  T,  e  s  Main  2  n  2d 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Ed  well  J  S,  w  s  Main  1  n  4th 

Francis  Lewis,  w  s  Depot  2  n  4th 

Garboden  J  H,  w  s  Main  4  n  Bank,  Salem 

Gray  W  M,  n  s  5th  2  w  Church 

Knouse  J  J,  Main  opp  Salem  Hotel,  Salem 

Meinung  Edwin  A,  n  e  cor  Main  and  Cemetery,  Salem 

Rank  G  P,  w  s  Main  1  s  2d 

Reich  H  C  &  Co,  s  w  cor  Main  and  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Riggs  J,  w  s  Main  1  s  2d 

Semons  J  F,  w  s  Main  2  n  Cemetery,  Salem 

Shouse  E  T,  s  e  cor  2d  and  Elm 

Stanard  J,  n  s  4th  2  e  Main 

Stare  H  H,  w  s  Liberty  3  s  5th 

White  J,  s  w  cor  2  and  Depot 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Peterson  W  &  E,  s  s  Old  Shallowford  2  w  Main,  Salem 

Candy  Manufacturer. 

Hall  W  H,  e  s  Main  5  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Chamberlain  S  K,  e  s  Elm  2  s  3d 

Fogle  Bros,  s  s  Belew's  Creek  opp  Church,  Salem 

Miller  Bros,  n  e  cor  Chestnut  and  1st 


68     WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Bevel  AW.es  Liberty  3  n  4th 

Johnston  J  H,  e  s  Chestnut  1  n  4 

Minung  H  E,  n  w  cor  Main  and  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Tise  Isaac,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

White  J  S,  e  s  Main  4  n  4th 

Cigar  Manufacturer. 

Spaugh  D  A,  w  s  Main  6  n  Cemetery,  Salem 

Clothiers. 

Fulkerson  J  L,  w  s  Main  5  n  Old  Shallowford,  Salem 

Jacobs  H,  s  e  cor  Liberty  and  3d 

Kohns  J,  e  s  Main  5  n  3d 

Rose  B,  e  s  Court  House  Square  3  n  3d 

Confectioneries,  Fruits,  &c. 

(See  also  Bakeries  and  Confectioneries.) 

Causey  W  C,  n  s  4th  3  w  Main 

Cotton  Factory. 
Fries  F  &  H,  n  s  New  Shallowford  1  w  Salt,  Salem 

Dentists. 

Blum  J  A,  n  w  cor  Spruce  and  4th 

Jones  R  H,  over  Thompson's  drug  store,  w  s  Court  House 

Square 
Hunter  J  W,  w  s  Main  3  s  Belew's  Creek,  Salem 
Watkins  C  J,  e  s  Main  2  s  1st,  Salem 

Dress  Makers. 

Jenkins  Mrs  M  E,  w  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem 
White  Mrs  J  S,  e  s  Main  3  n  4th 


WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.     69 

Druggists. 

Shaffner  JF,ws  Main  6  s  New  Sballowford,  Salem 
Shore  H  W  &  Co,  w  s  Main  opp  Public  Square,  Salem 
Smith  S  H,  w  s  Liberty  3  n  4th 
Thompson  Dr  V  0,  w  s  Court  House  Square  3  s  4th 

Dry  Goods. 

(See  also  General  Merchandise.) 

Langfeld  M  H,  s  s  3d  1  w  Main 
Watkins  N  T,  e  s  Main  2  n  2d 

Express  Company. 

Southern  Express,  Chas  Buford  agent,  railroad  depot 

Fertilizers. 

Ebert  E  A,  e  s  Main  4  n  Bank,  Salem 

Hinshaw  Bros,  s  s  4th  opp  Old  Town 

Hodgin  &  Sullivan,  w  s  Court  House  Square  cor  4th 

Flouring  Mills. 

Salem  Mill,  Cooper  &  Hendricks,  proprs,  wend  Mill  nr  limits, 

Salem 
Wachovia  Mills,  F  &  H  Fries,  proprs,  n  s  New  Shallowford 

1  w  Salt,  Salem 

Furniture. 

Tise  Jacob  &  Co,  s  e  cor  Main  and  4th 

Vogler  A  C,  w  s  Main  2  n  Belew's  Creek,  Salem 

Foundry  and  Machine  Shops. 

Curtis  &  Wilson,  w  s  Depot  1  n  2d 

General  Merchandise. 

Byerly  &  Son,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 


70     WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Carter,  Rives  &  Co,  w  s  Main  6  s  3d 

Clarke  &  Ford,  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  4th 

Crossland  B  F,  n  w  cor  Main  and  Old  Shallowford,  Salem  ; 

also  n  e  cor  Main  and  3d,  Winston 
Ebert  E  A,  e  s  Main  4  n  Bank,  Salem 
Foust  G  T,  w  s  Main  4  s  3d 

Franklin  S  D  &  Co,  w  s  Court  House  Square  2  s  4tli 
Fries  H  W,  n  w  cor  Main  and  Bank,  Salem 
Gilmer  J  E,  e  s  Main  3  n  2d 
Grogan  Martin,  e  s  Court  House  Square  4  n  3d 
Pfohl  &  Stockton,  s  e  cor  Main  and  3d 
Prather  J  F  &  Co,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  4th 
Reed  Bros,  s  w  cor  2d  and  Depot 
Rucker  G  M,  agent,  e  s  Main  3  s  4th 
Siddall  H  A,  w  s  Main,  4  n  Cemetery,  Salem ;  also  w  s  Main 

7  s  3d,  Winston 
Spaugh  D  A,  w  s  Main  6  n  Cemetery,  Salem 
Tise  Jacob  &  Co,  s  e  cor  Main  and  4th 
Vaughn  &  Crutchfield,  n  s  Court  House  Square  2  e  Liberty 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

Apple  J  P,  n  w  cor  Church  and  3d 
Black  T  S,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  3d 
Donigan  Thos  E,  n  w  cor  Depot  and  2d 
Graves  H  L,  w  s  Court  House  Square  2  n  3d 
Hopkins  P  N,  n  e  cor  5th  and  Depot 
Lott  H  D,  w  s  Main  5  n  Bank,  Salem 
Nading  &  Henley,  e  s  Main  5  s  4th 

Gun  and  Locksmiths. 

Dettmar  Wm,  w  s  Main  7  n  Bank,  Salem 
Vogler  T,  e  s  Main  3  s  Walnut,  Salem 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 

Allen  S  E,  s  W  cor  Main  and  3rd 
Brown  &  Vaughn,  e  s  Main  4  s  4th 

Harness  and  Saddles, 
Hine  L  C,  w  s  Main  1  s  2nd 


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WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.      71 

Keehln  F  E,  e  s  Main  3  s  3rd  ^ 

Shore  H  L,  w  s  Main  5  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Veach  S  A,  w  s  Main  5  n  Cemetery,  Salem 

Hotels. 

Central  Hotel,  Pfohl  &  Stockton  proprietors,  w  s  Main  3 

n  2nd 
Merchants'  Hotel,  Pfohl  &  Stockton  proprietors,  e  s  Main  4 

s  3rd 
Salem  Hotel,  A  Butner  propr,  w  s  Main  2  n  Walnut,  Salem 
Winston  Hotel,  P  A  Wilson  propr,  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  3rd 

Insurance  Agents. 

Alspaugh  &  Buxton,  n  w  cor  Liberty  and  5th 
Gray  J  A,  Wachovia  National  Bank 
Lineback  J  A,  s  e  cor  Main  and  Bank,  Salem 
Spencer  L  B,  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  2nd 

Insurance  Companies— Fire. 

iEtna  of  Hartford,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wachovia  National  Bank 
Columbus  Ins  and  Banking,  Columbus  Ga,  J  A  Gray  agt, 

Wachovia  National  Bank 
Connecticut  Fire  Ins  Co  of  Hartford,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wacho- 
via National  Bank 
Franklin   of  Phila,  J  A  Lineback  agt,  s  e   cor   Main  and 

Bank,  Salem 
Georgia  Home  of  Columbus  Ga,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts, 

n  w  cor  Liberty  and  oth 
Insurance  Co  of  North   America,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wachovia 

National  Bank 
Lancashire  of  Eng,  J  A  Lineback  agt,   s  e  cor  Main  and 

Bank,  Salem 
Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe,  J  A  Lineback  agt,  s  e 

cor  Main  and  Bank,  Salem 
Lynchburg  of  Lynchburg  Va,  J  A  Linback  agt,  s  e  cor 

Main  and  Bank,  Salem 
Lynchburg  Fire   Ins  Co  of  Lynchburg  Va,  J  A  Gray  agt, 

Wachovia  National  Bank 


72      WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Manhattan  of   N  Y,  J  A  Gray,  agt  Wachovia  National 
Bank 

Merchants'  &  Mechanics'  of  Richmond,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wa- 
chovia National  Bank 

New  York  Home  of  N  Y,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts,  n  w 
cor  Liberty  and  5th 

Niagra  of  N  Y,  L  B  Spencer  agt,  s  w  cor  Cherry  and  2nd 

North  British  Mercantile  Ins  Co  of  London  and  Edinburgh, 
Wachovia  National  Bank 

North  Carolina  Home  of  Raleigh,  J  A  Lineback  agt,  s  e  cor 
Main  and  Bank,  Salem 

North  Carolina  Home  of  Raleigh,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wachovia 
National  Bank 

Old  North  State  of  N  C,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts,  n  w  cor 
Liberty  and  5th 

Pamlico  of  Tarboro  N  C,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts,  n  w  cor 
Liberty  and  5th 

Petersburg  Saving  and  Ins  Co  of  Petersburg,  J  A  Gray  agt, 
Wachovia  National  Bank 

Phila  Fire  Association  of  Phila,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts, 
n  w  cor  Liberty  and  5th 

Phoenix  of  Hartford,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts,  n  w  cor  Lib- 
erty and  5th 

Scottish  Commercial  Edinburgh,  J  A  <3ray  agt,  Wachovia 
National  Bank 

Seaboard   of  Norfolk,   J  A   Gray  agt,  Wachovia  National 
Bank 

Virginia  Fire  and  Marine,  J  A  Gray  agt, Wachovia  National 
Bank 

Virginia  Home  of  Richmond,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wachovia  Na- 
tional Bank 

Westchester  of  N  Y,  J  A  Gray  agt,  Wachovia  National 
Bank 

Western  Assurance  Co  of  Toronto  Canada,  J  A  Gray  agt, 
Wachovia  National  Bank 

Western  Assurance  Co  of  Toronto  Canada,  J  A  Lineback 
agt,  s  e  cor  Main  and  Bank,  Salem 

Insurance  Companies— Life. 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life,  J  A  Lineback  agt,  s  e  cor  Main 
and  Bank,  Salem 


WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.      73 

Life  Ins  Co  of  Petersburg  Va,  J  A  Lineback  agt,  s  e  cor 
Main  and  Bank,  Salem 

Mutual  Life  of  N  Y,  Alspaugh  &  Buxton  agts,  n  w  cor  Lib- 
erty and  5th 

North  Carolina  State  Life  of  Raleigh  N  C,  J  A  Gray  agt, 
Wachovia  National  Bank 

Iron  Works. 

Salem  Iron  Works,  C  A  Hege  propr,  w  s  Salt  opp  Belew's 
Creek,  Salem 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables. 

Beck  &  Moore,  e  s  Church  1  n  2nd 

Foy  Henry  S,  e  s  Main  2  s  5th 

Siddall  &  Bahnson,  w  s  Main  4  n  Cemetery,  Salem 

Lumber. 

Lambeth  John  A,  n  s  5th  bet  Main  and  Liberty 

Marble  Works. 

Durham  I  W,  n  s  3rd  1  e  Main 

Leak  &  Wilson,  s  e  cor  Church  and  2nd 

Meat  Markets. 

Causey  W  C,  e  s  Liberty  1  n  4th 

Mickey  JE,sw  cor  Main  and  Belew's  Creek,  Salem 

Woodruff  Wm,  w  s  Liberty  3  s  5th 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Johnston  R  D,  e  s  Court  House  Square  2  n  3rd 
Fulkerson  J  L,  agt  Wanamaker  &  Brown,  w  s  Main  5  n 
Old  Shallowford,  Salem 


74      WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Millinery  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Davis  &  Welfare,  w  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem  ; 

also  w  s  Main  1  s  Central  Hotel, 
Douthit  T  B,  w  s  Main  2  n  Old  Shallowford,  Salem 
Gordon  Mrs  L,  w  s  Liberty  2  n  4th 
Mickey  Mrs  J  E,  w  s  Main  2  s  Belew  Creek,  Salem 
Reed  Mrs  M  K  &  Co,  e  s  Main  1  n  2nd 
White  Mrs  J  S,  e  s  Main  3  n  4th 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

Ormsby  Wm  P,  w  s  Old  Town  3  s  Belo 

Newspapers, 

"  The  Church  Messenger,"  Rev  W  S  Bynum,  e  s  Main  3  n 

2nd 
"  Winston  Leader,"  J  A  Robinson  editor  and  propr,  office  n 

w  cor  Liberty  and  4th 
M  The  People's  Press,"  established  1852,  L  V  &  E  T  Blum 

pubs  and  proprs,  w  s  Main  1  w  Salem  Hotel,  Salem 
"  The  Union  Republican,"  J  W  Goslen  editor  and  propr,  e 

s  Court  House  Square  3  s  4th 
M  Winston  Sentinel,"  Geo  M  Mathes  editor  and  propr,  e  s 

Main  3  n  2nd 

Notions  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Blickenderfer  J,  e  s  Main  2  n  Bank,  Salem 

Photographers. 

Henley  M  C,  n  w  cor  Court  House  Square 
Lineback  H  A,  w  s  Main  2  s  Bank,  Salem. 

Physicians. 

Bahnson  H  T,  e  s  Church  4  n  Old  Shallowford,  Salem  ;  also 
at  Smith's  drugstore,  Winston 


WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


to 


Bynum  H  W,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Montague  S  J,  w  s  Main  5  s  3d 

Osborn  Thomas  M,  n  e  cor  Main  and  5th 

Roan  P,  Joyner's  Block  w  s  Court  House  Square 

Shaffner  J  F,  w  s  Main  6  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Siewers  Nathaniel  S,  e  s  Main  2  s  West,  Salem 

Stipe  J  A,  s  s  1st  nr  railroad,  Salem 

Planing  Mills. 

Brown  &  Brother,  e  s  Church  bet  4th  and  5th 
Fogle  Bros,  s  s  Belew's  Creek  opp  Church,  Salem 
Nissen  J  I,  e  s  Chestnut  2  n  1st 

Saw  Mills. 

Fogle  Bros,  s  s  Belew's  Creek  opp  Church,  Salem 

Sewing  Machines. 

Singer  Sewing  Machine,  A  M  Jones  manager,  w  s  Main  3  s  3d 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

Allen  S  E,  s  w  cor  Main  and  3d 

Blum  E  &  Co,  Liberty  st  Liberty  Addition 

Brown  &  Vaughn,  e  s  Court  House  Square 

Reich  W  A,  opp  Salem  Hotel,  Salem 

Reich  &  Rempson,  e  s  Main  4  s  New  Shallowford,  Salem 

Tailors  and  Repairers. 

Hughs  H,  s  e  cor  Poplar  and  Old  Shallowford,  Salem 
Johnson  W  B,  s  e  cor  Liberty  and  5th 

Tannery. 

Fries'  Tannery,  J  W  Fries  propr,  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Old  Shal- 
lowford, Salem 

Telegraph  Company, 

Western  Union,  Railroad  Depot 


76     WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Tobacco— Leaf  Dealers. 

Barber  &  Gorrell,  under  Brown's  Warehouse 
Barksdale  A,  Piedmont  Warehouse 
Fulk  E,  n  s  4th  3  e  Chestnut 
Gorrell  A  B,  s  s  3d  1  e  Church 
Norfleet  M  W,  Piedmont  Warehouse 
Reagan  J  C,  Piedmont  Warehouse 
Williamson  M  N  &  Co,  s  s  3d  2  e  Church 

Tobacco— Manufacturers  Chewing', 

Bitting  &  Whitaker,  n  e  cor  5th  and  Church 

Brown  &  Brother,  e  s  Church  bet  4th  and  5th 

Bynum,  Cotton  &  Jones,  s  e  cor  1st  and  Depot,  Salem 

Hamlen  C  &  Co,  n  w  cor  Old  Town  and  5th 

Hanes  P  H  &  Co,  e  s  Chestnut  2  n  2d 

Leak  &  King,  nr  cor  Poplar  and  5th 

Ogburn,  Hill  &  Co,  s  e  cor  Old  Town  and  7th 

Reynolds  R  J,  e  s  Chestnut  2  n  1st 

Scales  H,  e  s  Church  2  n  5th 

Vaughn  T  L  &  Co,  w  s  Old  Town  1  n  4th 

Wood  W  W,  s  e  cor  Church  and  6th 

Tobacco— Manufacturer  Smoking, 

Brown  &  Hall,  e  s  Chestnut  1  n  2d 

Tobacco— Stem  Dealers. 
Sheppard  B  J,  cor  4th  and  Chestnut 

Tobacco  Warehouses, 

Brown's  Warehouse,  T  J  Brown  &  Co  proprs,  n  e  cor  Church  » 

and  3d 
Lash's  Warehouse,  Cabell  Hairston  propr,  s  e  cor  Church 

and  3d 
Piedmont  Warehouse,  Norfleet  &  Vaughn  proprs,  n  w  cor 

Old  Town  and  4th 


WINSTON-SALEM  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Undertakers. 

Shultz  Wm  F,  e  s  Main  2  s  Belew's  Creek,  Salem 
Vogler  A  C,  w  s  Main  2  n  Belew's  Creek,  Salem 

Wagon  Manufacturers* 

Spach  W  E,  P  0  address  Salem 

Nissen  Manufacturing  Company,  P  0  address  Salem,  fac- 
tory 3  miles  s  Salem 

Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry. 

Gordon  RL,ws  Liberty  5  n  4th 
Murray  Wm,  e  s  Main  3  s  3d 
Vogler  Wm  T,  w  s  Main  8  s  3rd 
Welfare  A  E,  e  s  Main  4  s  Cemetery,  Salem 

Woolen  Factory. 

(See  also  Dry  Goods.) 

Fries  F  &  H,  n  s  New  Shallowford  1  w  Salt,  Salem 


J.  L.  FULKERSON, 

Agent  for 

WANAMAKER  &  BROWN,  Philadelphia, 

THE  LARGEST 

Qiiig  anfl  Merchant  Tailoring:  Hohsb  in  America. 

With  about  1,000  samples  of  various  kinds  of  goods  to  select  from,  I  so- 
licit orders  for  Clothing  to  be  made  to  measure  for  Men  aDd  Boys.  I  take  the 
measure  and  Guarantee  a  Good  Fit. 

The  Motto  is :  NO  FIT,  NO  PAY. 

ALSO  DEALER  IN 

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Main  Street, SALEM,  N.  C. 


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FOR  ABBREVIATIONS,  SEE  FIRST  PAGE. 


A 


BBOTT  JAMES,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 


Abbott  Jesse  T,  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co,  r  s  s  Mebane  3  e 
Davie 

Adams  Alf  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Adams  Elvira  (c),  wid  of  Nelson,  r  w  s  Gilmer  1  s  East 
Market 

Adams  Geo  M,  harness  maker  L  Houston,  res  Ashboro  2  s 
Gorrell 

Adams  Gilbert  (c),  brickmason,  r  Warnersville 

Adams  John  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Adams  Peter,  r  n  s  West  Market  1  e  Mendenhall 

Adams  Rev  S  D,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Car- 
thage 

Albright  Chas  (c),  waiter  McAdoo  House,  r  Warnersville 

Albright  Chas  (c),  r  w  s  Forbes  3  s  Sycamore 

Albright  Geo  B,  printer  "  North  State,"  bds  Mrs  R  R  Moore 

Albright  James  W,  justice  of  the  peace  and  county  coroner, 
n  s  Market  5  e  Elm,  rue  cor  West  Market  and  Ash 

Albright  Johnson  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Lindsay  nr  e  limits 

Albright  Mrs  M  E,  elk  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  n  w  cor  West 
Market  and  Ash 

Alderman  A  Haywood,  bkpr  Scott,  Small  &  Co,  r  n  w  cor 
Market  and  Cedar 

Alderman  Sidney  L,  photographer  L  W  Andrews,  r  n  w  cor 
West  Market  and  Cedar 

Alderman  Win  T,  Prof  of  Mathematics  and  Ancient  Lan- 
guages Greensboro  Female  College,  r  n  w  cor  Market 
and  Cedar 


80  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Alderman  Win  F  Jr,  elk  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  n  w  cor  Cedar 

and  Market 
Alford  Henry  M,  physician,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market,  res  Davie 

2  n  railroad 
Allen  James  E,  r  w  s  Ashboro  5  s  Lee 
Alley  George  W,  telegrapher,  r  w  s  Cedar  1  s  Martinsville 

road 
Allsup  Geo,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Allsup  Walter  D,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  also  billiard  saloon, 

w  s  South  Elm  1  s  R  R,  r  Manchester 
Alston  Charlie  (c),  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Alston  Martha,  wid  of  Washington,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Alston  Nelson  (c),  section  hand,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Anderson  Aaron  (c),  porter  Singer  Sewing  Machine,  r  w  s 

Percy  4  n  East  Market 
Anderson  Angeline,  wid  of  Henry  S,  r  w  s  Spring  1  s  West 

Market 
Anderson  Carrie,  r  w  s  Forbes  1  s  East  Market 
Anderson  Jennie,  r  alley  bet  Sycamore  and  Washington  s  e 

Davie 
Andrews  Lewis  W,  photographer,  w  s  Elm  1  s  Market,  r  w 

s  Ash  1  s  Washington 
Andrews  Robert  W,  elk  J  H  Yates,  bds  s  e  cor  Market  and 

Elm 
Andrews  Wm,  r  n  s  Bragg  2  w  Elm 
Anthony  Miss  L  C,  dress-maker  and  pattern  dealer,  w  s  Elm 

6  s  Sycamore,  r  same 
Apple  Wm  M,  r  n  e  cor  Gilmer  and  East  Market 
Armfield  Elvira,  wid  of  Jacob,  r  n  s  Washington  1  e  railroad 
Armfield  G  Will  [Brown  &  Armfield],  r  w  s  Ash  2  n  rail- 
road 
Armfield  Wyatt  J,  director  of  the  National  Bank  of  Greens- 
boro, r  Jamestown,  N  C 
Arnstett  Adolph,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  bds  s  e  cor 

East  Market  and  Lyndon 
Ash  Chas  (c)  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Mebane  and  Forbes 
Ash  Geo  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Atkinson  Roger,  surveyor,  r  n  w  cor  Spring  and  Salisbury 

road 
Justin  Joseph  (c),  r  Warnersville 


GREENSBORO,  N.  O,  DIRECTORY.  81 

BACH  A  H,  prof  of    vocal  and   instrumental   music 
Greensboro  Female  College 

Bailey  Allen  (c),  farmer,  bds  n  e  corner  Green  and  Gaston 
Bailey  Geo  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Bailey  Hezekiah  (c),  engineer,  res  Percy  1  n  Gaston 
Bailey  Thomas,  farmer,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  3  n  Salisbury 

road 
Bailey  Thomas  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Bain  Alex  (c),  shoemaker,  w  s  Davie  1  s  Market,  r  same 
Ball  James  R,  minister,  r  w  s  Spring  1  n  Gaston 
Ball  Wm  S  [Ball  &  Gregory],  Asst  U  S  Dist  Atty,  r  s  e 

cor  Davie  &  Lee 
Ball  &  Gregory  [Wm  S  Ball  and  Geo  H  Gregory],  attys 

at  law,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 
Balsley  Benj  (c),  driver  Southern  Express  Co,  r  same 
Balsley  Jacob  A,  elk  J  B  Balsley  &  Son,  r  bet  Walker  av 

and  railroad  1  w  Ash 
Balsley  Jacob  B  [J  B  Balsley  &  Son],  r  bet  Walker  av  and 

railroad  1  w  Ash 
Balsley  J  B  &  Son  [Jacob  B  and  Wm  G],  general  merchan- 
dise and  livery  stable,  w  s  Elm  6  n  New 
Balsley  Turner  E,  physician,  n  e  cor  Market  and  Elm,  r  bet 

Walker  av  and  railroad 
Balsley  Wm  G  [Jacob  B  Balsley  &  Son],  r  16  miles  e  Greens- 
boro 
Banks  Milton  (c),  brick  mason,  r  bet  railroad  and  Percy 
Banner  General  (c),r  Warnersville 
Baptist  Church,  w  s  Elm  opp  McAdoo  House 
Barker  John,  genl  merchandise,  n  s  Market  1  w  Elm,  r  s 

e  cor  Gaston  and  Green 
Barnhardt  Margaret,  wid  of  Richard,  r  s  w  cor  Sycamore  and 

Forbes 
Barringer  Henry  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Barringer  John  A  [Keogh  &  Barringer],  bds  McAdoo  House 
Barringer  Victor  N,  elk  C  W  Ogburn,  bds  s  e  cor  North  Elm 

and  Church 
Basley  Benj  (c),  r  n  s  East  Market  4  e  Forbes 
Beales  Merritt,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Bell  Wm  P  [Hall  &  Bell],  r  w  s  Ash  2  s  Market 
Benbow  DeWitt  C,  farmer,  r  Benbow  House 


82  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Bennett  Henry  (c),  drayman  J  W  Scott  &  Co,  rw  s  Menden- 

hall  3  s  West  Market 
Bennett  Samuel  (c),  porter  J  W  Scott  &  Co,  r  w  s  Menden- 

hall  3  s  Market 
Betts  Alex  D,  minister,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  e  North  Elm 
Bevill  Martin  (c),  blacksmith,  Market  Square  1  s  D  Coble, 

r  Warnersville 
Bevill  Wm  E,  genl  merchandise,  n  s  Market  2  w  Davie,  r  s 

s  West  Market  4  w  Ash 
Bitiing  Winston  (c),  porter  Wharton  &  Wharton 
Black  James,  r  w  s  Forbes  2  s  East  Market 
Black  Jane,  r  w  s  Forbes  2  s  East  Market 
Black  Rev  W  S,  trustee  Greenboro  Female  College,  r  Ral- 
eigh N  C 
Blackburn  Chas  (c),  drayman  Houston  &  Bro,  r  Jonesboro 
Blackmon  Charlie  (c),  drayman,  r  n  s  Lindsay  eastern  limits 
Blair  Cornelius,  elk  C  M  Kerr,  r  1  mile  vv  Greensboro 
Blair  Cully  W,  watchman  R&D  Depot,  r  1  mile  w  Greens- 
boro 
Bland  Earnest  (c),  brickmason,  r  w  s  Gilmer  2  n  Gaston 
Blunt  Alfred  (c),  tinner,  r  n  s  Lindsay  1  w  Percy 
Blunt  Willis  (c),  farmer,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Bobbitt  Rev  W  H,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r 

Monroe 
Bodenhamer   David  A,   wks  McAdoo's  livery  stable,  bds 

McAdoo  Hotel 
Bogart  Wm  B,  dry  goods,  boots  and  shoes  and  notions,  n  s 

West  Market  1  w  Green,  res  Church  4  n  Lindsaj7, 
Booker  Henry  (c),  brickmason,  r  outside  western  limits 
Boon  Wm  A,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 
Boner  Miss  Cary,  boarding  house,  r  s  e  cor  Church  and  North 

Elm 
Bosborn  Nat  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Boswell  Nathaniel,  r  n  w  cor  Washington  and  Gilmer 
Branson  Wm  H,  elk  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  bds  Washington  st 
Brenick  Wm  (c),  lab,  r  s  e  cor  Church  and  Lindsay 
Brewer  James  M,  grocer,  n  s  Sycamore  1  e  Davie,  r  same 
Bridger  Joseph  P,  r  s  end  Ashboro 
Britton  Jerry  (c),  farmer,  r  Warnersville 
Britton  Lewis  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Brockmann  Augustus  J,  grocer,  cigars  and  tobacco,  e  s  Elm 
1  s  Market,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  w  railroad 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  83 


Brock  in  an  Ed  J,  elk  C  &  M  Pretzfelder,  r  s  s  Market  1  w 
railroad 

Brockmann  J  Ludolph,  elk  Brown  &  Armfield,  r  s  s  East 
Market  1  w  railroad 

Brockmann  Laura  L,  cashier  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  A  J 
Brockmann 

Brooks  Samuel  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Mebane  1  w  Forbes 

Brown  Henry,  merchandise,  r  n  s  Sycamore  5  w  Forbes 

Brown  Mrs  H  L,  dressmaker,  s  s  Market  1  w  Elm,  r  H  miles 
s  Greensboro 

Brown  James  (c)  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  res  Gil- 
mer 3  s  Market 

Brown  John  B  C,  elk  Brown  &  Armfield,  rns  New  1  w  Elm 

Brown  Mrs  N  A,  boarding  house,  n  s  New  1  w  Elm,  r  same 

Brown  Pleasant  A,  elk  W  E  Bevill,  bds  s  s  West  Market 
4  w  Ash 

Brown  Robert  (c),  shoemaker,  rns  Sycamore  2  w  Forbes 

Brown  Sample  S  [Brown  &  Armfield],  rns  New  1  w  Elm 

Brown  &  Armfield  [Sample  S  Brown  and  G  Will  Armfield], 
dry  goods,  notions,  shoes,  clothing,  hats,  etc.,  Benbow 
House,  w  s  Elm  6  s  Market 

Brown  James,  r  Jonesboro 

Brown  Michael,  blacksmith,  r  Jonesboro 

Brown  Wm  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Bruton  David  R,  minister,  r  n  w  cor  West  Market  and  Spring 

Buchanan  Wm  K  [Buchanan  &  McDonald],  bds  n  s  New 
1  w  Elm 

Buchanan  &  McDonald  [Wm  K  Buchanan  and  Thomas 
McDonald],  genl  merchandise,  n  w  cor  Elm  and  New 

Bulla  George  M,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 

Bumpass  Eugenia  H,  Principal  of  the  Preparatory  Depart- 
ment Greensboro  Female  College,  r  same 

Bumpass  Frances,  wid  of  W  Sidney,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  1  s 
West  Market 

Burkhead  Rev  L  S,  trustee  Greenboro  Female  College,  r 
Raleigh  N  C 

Burnsides  David  W,  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co,  r  s  s  Washing- 
ton 2  e  R  R 

Burnsides  Miss  E  E,  foreman  millinery  department  W  S 
Moore,  r  s  s  Washington  2  e  R  R 


84  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Burnsides  Hannah,  wid  of  James,  r  s  s  Washington  2  e 

RR 
Burton  Henry  (c),  wks  Southern  Express  Co,  r  Warnersville 
Burton  J  M,  bds  Mrs  R  R  Moore 
Bryan  Cicero  J,   engineer  R  &  DRR,  rws  Ashboro  1  s 

Gorrell 
Bryant  Lycurgus,  engineer,  rws  Ashboro  4  s  Gorrell 
Bynuni  Wm  S,  minister,  r  n  e  cor  Edgeworth  and  Gaston 


c 


ABLE  GEORGE  S,  [I  W  Cable  &  Bros],  bds  s  s  Bragg 
1  eElin 

Cable  Isaiah  W,  [I  W  Cable  &  Bro],  r  s  s  Bragg  1  e  Elm 
Cable  I  W  &  Bro,  [Isaiah  W  and  George  S  Cable  J,  sash, 

door  and  blind  factory,  n  s  Mebane  road  3  w  railroad 

depot 
Cable  Levi  P,  r  s  s  East  Market  4  e  Gilmer 
Caldcleugh  Andrew,  book-keeper  E  M  Caldcleugh,  res 

Elm  8  s  Sycamore 
Caldcleugh  Emmett  M,  dealer  in  fine  family  groceries, 

confectioneries,  fruits,  cigars,  toys,  etc,  s  e  cor  Elm  and 

Sycamore,  res  Elm  8  s  Sycamore 
Caldcleugh  Robt  A,  elk  E  M  Caldcleugh,  res  Elm  8  s  Syc- 
amore 
Caldwell  David  F,  atty,  r  s  e  cor  Market  and  Elm 
Caldwell  Earnest,  school  teacher,  r  s  s  Market  2  w  Ash 
Caldwell  Henrietta  L,  wid  of  Robert,  r  n  w  cor  Edgeworth 

and  Gaston 
Caldwell  James  (c),  lab,  r  s  s  Mebane  2  s  Forbes 
Caldwell  M,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 

Caldwell  Robt  E,  law  student,  r  s  s  West  Market  2  w  Ash 
Caldwell  Walter  P,  [Scott  &  Caldwell],  r  s  s  West  Market 

2  w  Ash 
Callum  Bros,  [James  R  and  Wm  L],  druggists  and  manfrs 

Constitution  Bitters,  Callum's  Eye  and  Carolina  Chill 

Cure,  McAdoo  House  block 
Callum  Harding  N,  r  w  s  Church  5  n  Lindsay 
Callum  James  R,  [Callum  Bros],r  w  s  Church  5  n  Lindsay 
Galium   Mason   K,   elk   Callum   Bros,  rws  Church  5  n 

Lindsay 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  85 


Calluin  Robt  G,  druggist  and  apothecary  Benbow  House,  w 

s  Elm  7  s  Market,  r  w  s  Church  5  n  Lindsay 
Callum  Wm  L,  [Callurn  Bros],  r  w  s  Church  5  n  Lindsay 
Carson  James  T,  machinist,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  w  Forbes 
Carter  Richard  (c),  section  hand  N  C  Div  R  &  D  R  R,  r  n  s 

Gaston  1  e  Davie 
Cartland  Fernando  G,  [F  G  Cartland  &  Bro],  res  Gorrell 

1  s  Fayetteville 

Cartland  F  G  &  Bro,  [Fernando  G  and  Herbert  H],  mer- 
chant tailors  and  clothiers,  also  genl  agts  for  the  Crown 
Sewing  Machine,  w  s  Elm  5  s  Sycamore 

Cartland  Herbert  H,  [F  G  Cartland  &  Bro],  bds  e  s  Gor- 
rell 1  s  Fayetteville 

Catholic  Church,  n  s  Forbes  1  w  Lindsay 

Causey  Jacob  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Causey  Joseph  F,  [Fields  &  Causey],  r  s  end  Ashboro 

Cellars  John  (c),  hostler  C  P  Mendenhall 

Central  Hotel,  S  Steele  propr,  s  w  cor  Elm  and  Market 

Central  Protestant,  J  L  Michaux  editor  and  propr,  w  s 
Davie  3  s  Sycamore 

Chamberlain  John,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry,  w  s  Elm 

2  n  Sycamore,  r  n  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Ash 

Cheek  Benj  A,  physician,  n  s  West  Market  2  w  Green,  r 

same 
Cherry  Jesse  G,  law  student,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Chresfield  James  A  (c),  minister,  r  w  s  Forbes  1  s  Sycamore 
City  Jail,  n  w  cor  Gaston  and  North  Elm,  W  0  Wheeler 

jailer 
City  Market,  s  e  cor  Davie  and  Sycamore 
Claburn  Henry  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Clark  Abram  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Clark  Mrs  Annie,  r  s  s  Mebane  4  e  Davie 
Clark  Anderson  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  East  Market  5  e  Forbes 
Clark  Bettie,  r  s  s  Market  5  w  Elm 
Clark  Chas,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  res  Ashboro 

2  s  Lee 
Clark  Henry  (c),  waiter  McAdoo  House,  r  Warnersville 
Clark  Nancy,  r  n  s  East  Market  2  e  Percy 
Clendenin  John  C,  printer  "  Patriot"  office,  r  country 
Clerk  Superior  Court  office,  J  N  Nelson  Clk,  opp  Court  House 
Closs  Rev  Wm,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Rocky 

Mount 


86     GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Clyrner  Joe  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 

Cobb  John,  harness  mkr  C  Houston,  bcls  Planters'  Hotel 

Cobb  John  A,  elk  J  H  May,  bds  J  H  May 

Cobb  Jerry  (c),  farmer,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  3  n  Salisbury  road 

Coble  Daniel  A,  printer,  res  Church  nr  railroad 

Coble  George  H,  buggy  manufacturer  and  repairer  nr  City 

Market,  r  s  s  Church  nr  railroad 
Coble  Wm,  wks  George  H  Coble 

Coffin  Wm  E,  asst  agt  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  opp  McAdoo  House 
Colbert  Albert  (c),  brickmason,  r  w  s  Percy  2  n  East  Market 
Coleman  John  H,  r  n  s  West  Washington  2  w  Ash 
Collins  Chas  C,  printer  "Patriot"  office,  r  n  s  Sycamore  1  w 

Davie 
Collins  Wm,  cabinet  mkr  and  undertaker,  w  s  Davie  2  n 

Sycamore,  r  n  s  Sycamore  1  w  Davie 
Cook  James  W,  carpenter  Cable  &  Bro,  r  w  s  Spring  2  s  West 

Market 
Cook  Margaret  C,  wid  of  Richard,  res  railroad  bet  East 

Market  and  Washington 
Corral  Charles  L,  with  Daniel  Corral,  n  s  Sycamore  5  e  Davie 
Corral  Daniel  W,  blacksmith,  n  s  Sycamore  5  e  Davie,  r  s  e 

cor  Mebane  and  Davie 
Cotton  Chas  (c),  well  cleaner  and  fence  builder,  r  w  s  Davie 

1  s  Church 
County  Sheriff's  office,  Robert  M  Stafford  Sheriff,  Court 

House 
County  Treasurer's  office,  W  W  Ragsdale  Treasurer,  Court 

House 
Court  House,  n  w  cor  Market  and  Elm 
Craig  Ad  aline  (c),  cook  Mrs  R  R  Moore,  r  same 
Craven  Rev  B,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Trinity 

College 
Crawley  John  W,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  East  Market  and  Gil- 
mer 
Creason  Claude  W,  guard  stockade,  r  Randolph  county 
Crite  Bettie,  wid  of  Samuel,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Crittenden  Chas  E,  elk  Post  Office,  r  s  e  cor  Market  and  Ash 
Crittenden  Richard,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  r  s  e  cor  West 

Market  and  Ash 
Crump  Moses  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Crump  Watson  B,  grocer,  s  end  Ashboro,  r  same 


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GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  87 

Crutchfield  Samuel  (c),  farmer,  res  Gilmer  1  n  Gaston 
Cunninggim  Rev  J  A,  Secy  Trustees  Greensboro  Female 

College,  r  Wilson  N  C 
Cunningham  James  C,  genl  merchandise,  s  s  Market  3  w 

Davie,  r  w  s  Church  3  s  R  R 
Cunningham  Patrick  H,   wks  McAdoo's  livery  stable,  bds 

McAdoo  House 
Curtis  Berry,  r  w  s  Church  1  w  R  &  D  R  R 
Curtis  Dennis  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  r  Frankansville  N  C 
Curtis  Jane,  wid  of  James,  res  Elm  4  n  Market 
Curtis  J  Edward,  printer  "North  State,"  r  e  s  Elm  4  n  Market 
Curtis  Wm,  printer,  r  w  s  Church  2  w  R  &  D  R  R 


D 


ASHILL  RUDOLPHUS  S,  insurance  agent,  r  s  w  cor 
Lee  and  Ashboro 

Davis  A  H,  overseer  convicts,  r  Franklin  county 

Davis  Alfred  C  (c),  shoemaker,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore,  r  s  s 
Market  5  e  Gilmer 

Davis  Arthur  (c),  r  n  s  Sycamore  3  w  Forbes 

Davis  Fannie  (c),  res  Green  2  n  Clay 

Davis  Isaac  F,  r  n  s  Washington  1  w  Forbes 

Dick  James  W,  bds  n  w  cor  Edgeworth  and  Gaston 

Davis  Tuck,  lab,  res  Green  2  n  Clay 

Davis  Wm  L  (c),  hostler  McAdoo  livery  stable,  r  n  s  Syca- 
more 3  w  Forbes 

Dean  James  (c),  r  e  end  Market 

Denny  Robert,  carpenter,  r  n  e  cor  Clay  and  Green 

Demarcus  David,  fireman  R  &  D  R  R,  r  e  R  R  bet  East 
Market  and  Washington 

Dettmering  Frederick,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  n  s  Market  4 
w  Davie,  res  Davie  1  s  Presbyterian  Church 

Dick  Brum  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Dick  Elisha  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Dick  Frank  (c),  coachman  at  s  w  cor  Gaston  and  Davie 

Dick  James  W,  elk  United  States  Marshal's  office,  r  cor 
Edgeworth  and  Gaston 

Dick  Julius  (c),  wks  J  Dean's  brick-yard,  bds  n  e  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Gilmer 

Dick  Lesley,  bds  n  w  cor  Edgeworth  and  Gaston 

Dick  Robert,  overseer  convicts,  r  Guilford  county 


88  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Dick  Robert,  r  n  w  cor  Green  and  Sycamore 
v  Dick  Robert  P,  U  S  District  Judge,  office  n  e  cor  Elm  and 

Market,  resR&DRRnr  Church 
Dick  Walter  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Dick  Wilson  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Dickey  Tobe  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Dillard  Abner  (c),  rns  Sycamore  1  w  Forbes 
Dillard  John  H,  Judge  Supreme  Court,  res  Church  3  n 

Lindsay 
Dilworth  Arrington,  storekeeper  and  gauger,  r  s  w  cor  West 

Market  and  Green 
Dimmock  Joseph  0,  r  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Davie 
Dix  Henry  (c),  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Dix  Johnson  (c),  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Dixon  Martin  C,  nurseryman,  r  w  s  Church  3  w  R  &  D  R  R 
Doak  Arthur  (c),  carriage  driver  C  P  Vanstory,  r  w  s  Davie 

3  n  Sycamore 
Doak  Arthur  (c),  servant  A  L  Jones,  r  s  s  Market  1  e  Ash 
Doak  Ed  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Doak  James  S,  elk  W  H  Hill,  r  w  s  Cedar  opp  Gaston 
Doak  James  W,  elk  J  W  Scott  &  Co,  r  w  s  Cedar  opp  Gaston 
Doak  Miss  Mavine  C,  elk  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  J  W  Doak 
Dodson  John,  conductor  sleeping  car,  bds  McAdoo  House 
Dodson  Silas  C,  mayor,  rns  East  Market  2  e  Forbes 
Dodson  Wm  P,  genl  merchandise,  s  s  Market  2  e  Elm,  res 

Davie  1  s  Gaston 
Doggett  Lindsay  (c)r  carpenter,  rns  Gaston  2  e  Percy 
Donald  John  (c),  shoemaker,  e  s  Green  1  n  Market,  r  same 
Donald  Sallie,  r  n  w  cor  Gaston  and  Forbes 
Donuell  Aaron  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Donnell  Daniel  (c),  farmer,  r  Warnersville 
Donnell  George,  rns  Gaston  2  e  Edgeworth 
Donnell  John,  wks  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co,  r  s  s  Washington  1  s 

Forbes 
Donnell  John  C,  elk  W  S  Moore,  bds  s  s  East  Market  2  e 

Davie 
Donnell  Monroe  (c),  r  e  end  Market 
Donnell  Nelson  (c),  lab,  n  e  end  Market 
Donnell  Ruben  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Donnell  Wm  A,  flour  merchant  and  miller,  office  w  s  Davie 

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GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  89 

Dorsey  Berry  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Dorsey  Henry  (c),  painter,  r  Jonesboro 

Dorsey  Win  (c),  painter,  r  Jonesboro 

Douglas  Robt  M,  U  S  Marshal,  office  n  s  Market  2  w  Elm, 
res  Ashboro  3  s  Lee 

Douglas  Lewis  (c),  lab,  r  n  e  cor  Green  and  Gaston 

Dowdy  Nicholas,  carpenter,  ms  Lee  2  w  Mebane 

Dudley  Andrew  H,  bds  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Gilmer 

Duffy  Henry  B,  collector  Singer  Sewing  Machine,  bds  Plan- 
ters' Hotel 

Duffy  Patrick  F,  editor  Greensboro  "Patriot,"  r  w  s  Ash  2  s 
Gorrell 

Dunn  Albert  (c),  wks  R&D  Depot,  r  Warnersville 


EASLEY  BESSIE  R,  asst  in  Literary  Greensboro  Fe- 
male College,  r  same 

East  Samuel  W,  elk  McAdoo  House,  r  same 

East  Whitfield  B,  elk  J  R  Hughes,  bds  w  s  Forbes  1  n  Wash- 
ington 

Eckel  Alex  P,  genl  merchandise,  n  s  Market  6  e  Elm,  r  s  e 
cor  Washington  and  Davie 

Eckel  Geo  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Edinbourgh  Harry  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Edwards  E  S,  wks  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co 

Edwards  John  T,  guard  stockade 

Edwards  Mary  A,  wid  of  Wm,  n  s  West  Market  3  w  Green, 
r  same 

Edwell  Harrison  (c),  mattress  maker,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  s  Forbes 

Eld  ridge  Frank  C,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  n  s 
Washington  2  w  Forbes 

Eldridge  Wm  K,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  n  s  Wash- 
ington 2  e  railroad 

Elliott  Martha  E,  dressmaker,  r  w  s  Elm  7  s  Sycamore 

Elliott  Pompey  (c),  porter  Callum  Bros,  r  Jonesboro 

Engine  House,  city  jail  lot,  n  w  cor  Gaston  and  North  Elm 

Episcopal  Church,  n  w  cor  Green  and  Gaston,  W  S  By  num. 
Assistant  Rector 

Estes  Christopher  (c),  carpenter,  wks  R&D  Depot,  r  s  s- 
Bragg  2  w  Mebane  road 

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90  GREENSBORO,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY. 

fALKNER  DAVID,  r  w  s  Ashboro  8  s  Lee 

Farmer  Charles,  engineer,  r  Fayetteville  4  e  Davie 
Farmer  Elizabeth,  wid  of  David,  res  Ashboro  2  s  Lee 
Farmer  Robt,  res  Ashboro  2  s  Lee 
Farrar  Wm  B,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry,  Benbow  Block 

w  s  Elm  4  s  Market,  res  Church  2  s  R  &  D  R  R 
Fariss  Annie  E,  wid  of  Joseph,  r  n  e  cor  Davie  and  Fayette- 
ville 
Ferabee  Jack  (c),  gardener,  res  Percy  1  s  Lindsay 
Fetzer  Joseph  H,  printer  "  North  State,"  r  w  s  Ashboro  7 

s  Lee 
Fields  Isaac,  office  boy  Mrs  R  R  Moore,  r  same 
Fields  Wm  A,  [Fields  &  Causey],  bds  e  s  Davie  4  s  Fay- 
etteville 
Fields  &  Causey,  [Wm  A  Fields  and  Joseph  A  Causey], 

groceries  and  provisions,  w  s  Elm  8  n  New 
Fisher  Peter,  farmer,  r  s  e  cor  East  Market  and  Lyndon 
Flippen  Hugh  B,  [Harris  &  Flippen],  bds  Central  Hotel 
Forbis  James  W,  [W  R  Forbis  &  Bro],  bds  s  Elm  opp 

McAdoo  House 
Forbis  W  L,  bds  McAdoo  House 
Forbis  Wm  R,  [W  R  Forbis  &  Bro],  r  w  s  Ashboro  1  s 

McCullock 
Forbis  W  R  &  Bro,  [Wm  R  and  James  W],  furniture  and 

upholsterers,  s  Elm,  McAdoo  House  block 
Foster  Wm  H,  tailor  and  repairer,  n  s  Market  5  e  Elm,  r 

7  miles  e  Greensboro 
Foust  Calvin  (c),  cook  W  B  Sergeant,  r  w  s  Forbes  3  s  Syca- 
more 
Fowler  Mrs  Francis,  wid  of  William,  r  s  s  Mebane  2  e  Davie 
Fowler  John,  wks  Greensbore  Handle  Works 
Fowler  John  G,  tailor  F  G  Cartland  &  Bro,  r  s  s  Mebane  2  e 

Davie 
Fowler  Rufus-,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Frazier  Geo  (c),  porter  Central  Hotel,  r  Warnersville 
Freeland  Edmund  (c),  r  w  s  Cedar  1  n  Gaston 
Fries  Frank  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle   Works,  r  n  e  cor 

Washington  and  Gilmer 
Fuller  Wm,  law  student,  bds  n  w  cor  Edgeworth  and  Gaston 


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GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  91 

ALLOWAY  CHAS,  law  student,  bds  w  s  Davie  2  s 
Gaston 

Galloway  Cham  1  us  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Galloway  Geo  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Galloway  Green,  r  Jonesboro 

Galloway  Lewis  (c),  r  n  s  Sycamore  3  w  Forbes 

Garrett  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Francis,  r  w  s  Cedar  1  n  Gaston 

Garrett  Frank  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Garrett  Geo  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Garrett  Thomas,  lab,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  e  Green 

Garrett  Yancey  (c),  carpenter,  r  e  end  Market 

Gearn  Mack  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  East  Market  3  e  Forbes 

Genther  Charlie,  engineer,  r  s  s  Gaston  2  e  Davie 

Gibbs  Anthony  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Gibson  Minerva,  wid,  r  Jonesboro 

Gibson  Romnus  (c),  plasterer,  r  w  s  Spring  nr  R  R 

Gibson  Sandy  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Gilcrease  Ann  (c),  r  w  s  Lyndon  1  s  East  Market 

Giles   Edmund,  law   student,   bds  w  s  Elm  opp  McAdoo 

House 
Gilmer  Clara,  wid  of  Joe,  r  n  s  Washington  2  w  Gilmer 
Gilmer  John  A,  atty  at  law,  office  over  the  National  Bank 

of  Greensboro,  r  w  s  Church  opp  Elm 
Gilmer  Joseph  W,  county  surveyor,  r  11  miles  s  e  Greens- 
boro 
Gilmer  Judy  (c),  r  s  s  Sycamore  3  e  Davie 
Gilmer  Mack  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Gilmer  Nicey  (c),  r  n  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Forbes 
Gilmer  Robert  (c),  lab,  res  railroad  bet  East  Market  and 

Washington 
Gipe  Emanuel  C,  manager  Singer  Sewing  Machine  office,  n 

w  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore,  bds  McAdoo  House 
Gipson  Joseph  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Gladston  Betsy,  r  s  s  Gaston  1  e  Elm 
Glasby  Lodan  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Glascock  Giles  T,  propr  Carolina  Stove  and  Plow  Works 

n  s  Mebane  road  5  w  R  R  depot,  r  w  s  Ashboro  10  s  Lee 
Glenn  Chas  M,  [R  W  Glenn  &  Son],  bds  Central  Hotel 
Glenn  Robt  G,  druggist,  w  s  Elm  2  s  Market,  bds  McAdoo 

House 
Glenn  Robt  W  [R  W  Glenn  &  Son],  bds  Planters'  Hotel 


92  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Glenn  RW  &  Son  [Robt  W  and  ChasM],  physicians,  office 

Glenn's  drugstore 
Golding  Jack,  painter,  r  n  s  Market  3  w  Davie 
Golding  Samuel,  painter,  r  n  s  Market  3  w  Davie 
Gorrell  Calvin  (c),  blacksmith,  res  Centre  2  n  East  Market 
Gorrell  Mrs  C  C,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  s  s  Market  4  w 

Elm,  r  same 
Gorrell  Mary,  wid  of  Ralph,  r  n  e  cor  Davie  and  Fayetteville 
Gorrell  John  (c),  waiter  Central  Hotel 
Gorrell  Washington  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Gorrell  W  Albert  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Col,  r  n  e  cor  Davie  and 

Fayetteville 
Gorrell  Will  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Graham  Henry  H  (c),  [Payne  &  Graham],  res  Forbes  5  n 

Market 
Graves  Jesse  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Graves  Sidney  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Graves  Silas  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Graves  Thomas  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Graves  Weldon  (c),  wks  Robt  Douglas,  r  Warnersville 
Gray  Frank  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Gray  Horace  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Gray  Julius  A,  cashier  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro,. 

also  Prest  Cape  Fear  &,  Yadkin  Valley  R  R,  r  n  s  West 

Market  2  w  Ash 
Green  Phunny  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Green  Wesley  (cj,  r  Jonesboro 
Greensboro  Female   College,  T  M  Jones  Prest,  w  end! 

Market 
Greensboro  Handle  Works,  Thos  McMahon  propr,  e  end 

Washington 
Greenboro  Patriot  (Weekly),  P  F  Duffy  editor  and  proprr 

e  s  South  Elm  nr  Sycamore 
Gregory  Geo  H  [Ball  &  Gregory],  r  n  s  West  Market  1  \v 

Mendenhall 
Gregory  Richard,  physician,  raw  cor  Spring  and  West 

Market 
Gretter  John  B,  Dept  U  S  Marshal  and  Clerk,  r  n  s  West 

Market  2  w  Green 
Gretter  Michael,  r  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Gorrell 
Gribble  James  R,  marble  cutter  S  C  Robertson,  r  w  s  Forbes 

I  s  Gaston 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  93 

Griffin  Denny,  bds  w  s  Forbes  1  s  Gaston 
Gullett  Robt,  furniture  and  undertaker,  rear  Court  House, 
r  s  e  cor  East  Market  and  Market 


H 


AJRSTON  ALLEN  (c),  wks  Southern  Express  Co,  r 
Warnersville 

Hall  James  K  [Hall  &  Bell],  r  w  s  Ash  2  s  Washington 
Hall  James  K  Jr,  bkpr  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  w  s  Ash  2  s 

Washington 
Hall  Julius  (c),  waiter  McAdoo  House 
Hall  &  Bell  [James  K  Hall  and  Wm  P  Bell],  physicians, 

e  s  Elm  4  s  Market 

Hannah (c),  r  Warnersville 

Hanner  J  Absolem,  [Scott,  Small  ■&  Co  and  J  W  Scott  & 

Co],  r  9  miles  s  Greensboro 
Hanner  Nathan  A,  [Scott,  Small  &  Co  and  J  W  Scott  & 

Co],  r  9  miles  s  Greensboro 
Hardin  S  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Hardin  James  R,  trader,  res  Ashboro  1  n  McCulloeh 
Hardin  John  A,  trader,  res  Ashboro  1  n  McCulloeh 
Hargrave  Alfred  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Lindsay  nr  e  limits 
Harper  Jack  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Bragg  1  w  Mebane  road 
Harrass  John  H,  harness  maker  L  Houston,  bds  Planters' 

Hotel 
Harrell  Wm  H,  stone  mason,  res  Forbes  2  n  East  Market 
Harris  W  Eugene,  [Harris  ifc  Flippen],  bds  Central  Hotel 
Harris  &  Flippen.  [W   Eugene  Harris  and  Hugh  B  Flip- 
pen],  hardware,  n  s  Market  1  e  Green 
Harrison   Trezevant,   Baptist  minister,  r   Fayetteville  1   e 

Davie 
Hairston  Allen  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Hartgrave  Robert   (c),   wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co,  r  s  e  cor 

Church  and  Lindsay 
Hartsell  James  M,  r  e  s  Ash  1  n  New 
Harvey  Samuel  R,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Mebane  and  Lee 
Harvey  Samuel  S,  guard  stockade,  r  s  w  cor  Mebane  and 

Lee 
Hawkins  Lee  M,  propr  Railroad  Eating  House  R&D 

Depot,  r  w  s  Elm  4  s  Sycamore 
Hayes  Thomas  S.  shoemaker,  e  s  Elm  4  n  Market,  r  same 


94  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Hayes  Wra  A,  elk  E  M  Caldcleugh,  res  Elm  4  n  Market 

Headen  B  (c),  waiter  Mrs  R  R  Moore 

Heath  Alando  R,  wks  spoke  and  handle  factory,  res  Forbes 

3  n  East  Market 
Heath  Augustus  S,  blacksmith,  r  n  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Heath  John,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 
Heath  Joseph  C,  r  e  s  Ashboro  5  s  McCulloch 
Heath  Orlando,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Heath  Washington,  r  n  s  Ash  2  w  R  R 
Henderson  A  E,  wid  of  Archibald,  r  s  e  cor  West  Market  and 

Edgeworth 
Henderson  Randolph  (c),  brick  mason,  r  bet  Railroad  and 

Percy 
Hendrix  John  L,  elk  Houston  &  Bro,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Henry  Morefield,  r  Warnersville 
Henry  Patrick  (c),  r  s  end  Ashboro 
Henry  Walter,  law  student,  bds  w  s  Davie  2  s  Gaston 
Heritage  Wm,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 
Hicks  Charles  (c),  barber,  w  s  Elm  2  n  New,  r  s  s  Mebane  1 

e  Davie 
Hicks  Jacob,  engineer,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  Gilmer 
Highat  Fountain  (c),  drayman,  r  n  s  East  Market  6  e  Forbes 
Highat  Wm  (c),  brickmason,  r  w  s  Edgeworth  2  s  Martins- 
ville road 
Hildesheimer  Joseph,  r  n  s  Gaston  3  e  Edgeworth 
Hill  H  Edward  (c),  lab,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  4  n  Salisbury 

road 
Hill  Matilda,  wid  of  Wilson,  r  s  s  West  Market  1  w  Ash 
Hill  Wm  H,  flour  and  feed,  s  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Elm,  r 

e  s  Elm  2  n  McAdoo  House 
Hill  Wilson  S,  lawyer,  also  director  of  the  National  Bank  of 

Greensboro,  r  s  s  Market  1  w  Ash 
Hilton  Mary,  wid  of  Evan,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  R  R 
Hilton  Romnus  B,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  R  R 
Hoi  ley  Wra  E,  vegetables,  stall  No  5  City  Market 
Holt  James  R,  overseer  convicts,  r  Guilford  county 
Holt  John  M,  car  inspector  R  &  D  Depot,  r  n  w  cor  Ash  and 

Walker  Av 
Hopkins  Joe  (c),  waiter  Planters'  Hotel,  r  same 
Horney  Wm  A,  watches,  clocks  and  jewelry,  e  s  Elm  4  s 

Market,  r  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Forbes 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  95 

Hoskins  Jesse  F,  bds  s  w  cor  Green  and  Belle  Meade  Av 
Houston  Levi,  [Houston  &  Bro  and   Houston  &  Jordan], 

also  harness  and  saddlery,  e  s  Elm  4  n  McAdoo  House, 

bds  s  end  Ashboro 
Houston  Samuel,  guard  stockade 

Houston  Wm  M,  [Houston  &  Bro],  r  n  s  Clay  1  w  Elm 
Houston  &  Bro,  [Wm  M  and  Levi],  dealers  in  sumac  leaves, 

n  w  cor  Davie  and  New,  also  groceries  and  provisions, 

e  s  Elm  4  n  McAdoo  House 
Houston  &  Jordan,  [Levi  Houston  and   Arthur  Jordan], 

marble  works,  e  s  Elm  7  s  Sycamore 
Howard  Robert  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Howard  Scott  (c),  waiter  Lee  Hawkins'  railroad  eating-house 
Howard  Sylvanus  A,  manager  Western  Union  Telegraph 

Office,  w  s  Elm  4  s  Market,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Howlett  James  M,  gun  and  locksmith,  n  s  Market  4  e  Elm 
Howlett  Lewis  C,  elk  W  B  Bogart,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Hubbard  Peter,  foreman  North  Carolina  Handle  Co,  r  cor 

Mebane  and  Bragg 
Hudson  Rev  H  T,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r 

Shelby 
Hughes  James  M,  farmer,  r  w  s  Forbes  1  n  Washington 
Hughes  James  R,  wholesale  shipper  of   country   produce 

Market  House,  r  w  s  Forbes  1  n  Washington 
Hughes  Milton  T,  shipper  of  country  produce,  e  s  Davie  1 

n  Washington,  r  same 
Hughes  Wm  P,  photographer,  n  s  Market  1  w  Elm,  r  n  s 

West  Market  opp  Female  College 
Hundley  Mrs  E  D,  wid  of  Dr  R  T,  r  n  e  cor  Sycamore  and 

Green 
Hunter  George  (c),  minister,  res  Forbes  4  s  Lindsay 
Hutton  James  (c),  wks  Houston  &  Jordan,  r  Warnersville 
Hutton  Peter  (c),  res  Ashboro  5  s  Lee 


INGOLD  FERNANDO  N,  express  messenger  N  C  R  R, 
r  w  s  Edgeworth  1  s  Main 

I  0  0  F  Hall,  n  s  Market  2  w  Elm 

Isley  Lewis  C,  wks  Cable  &  Bro,  r  w  s  Davie  1  n  Bragg 


96  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 


J 


ACOB  TALGO  S,  engineer,  r  Fayetteville  3  e  Davie 


Jacobs  Henry,  cutter  F  G  Cartland   &  Bro,  bds  Planters' 

Hotel 
Jackson  George,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Gaston  2  w  Forbes 
Jackson  Jehu  H,  grocery  store  e  s  Davie  1  s  City  Market,  r 

s  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Jackson  Wni  G,  farmer,  r  Salisbury  road  w  limits 
Jarrell  John  F,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  vv  Davie 
Jarrell  Wm  A,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  w  Davie 
Jenkins  Jesse,  law  student,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Jenkins  John,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 
Johnson  Adaline,  wid  of  Lewis,  r  n  w  cor  Gaston  and  Davie 
Johnson  Alfred  A,  elk  John  Barker,  bds  s  e  cor  Green  and 

Gaston 
Johnson  David  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Johnson  Henry  (c),  driver  for  Mrs  V  McAdoo,  res  McAdoo 

1  s  Factory 
Johnson  Henry  (c),  lab,  r  nr  e  end  Market 
Johnson  Mary  (c),  cook  Planters'  Hotel,  r  same 
Johnson  Sarah  J,  wid  of  John,  r  s  s  Lee  1  w  Mebane 
Johnson  Squire  (c),  waiter  L  M  Hawkins,  r  s  s  Mebane  2  w 

Forbes 
Johnson  Sterling,  r  s  s  Lee  1  w  Mebane 
Jollee  Catharine  B,  wid  of  James,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  Forbes 
Jones  Alexander  L,  engineer,  r  s  s  West  Market  1  e  Ash 
Jones  Eudora  D,  asstin  music  Greenboro  Female  College,  r 

same 
Jones  Jacob  (c),  meat  market  Market  House,  r  Hoppersville 

e  limits 
Jones  James  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Jones  Jesse  (c),  well  digger,  r  w  s  Gilmer  1  n  Gaston 
Jones  Joseph  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Jones  Mary  (c),  r  s  s  Gaston  1  w  Forbes 
Jones  Nelson  (c),  r  n  s  East  Market  2  w  Forbes 
Jones  Pinkney  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  Jones- 

boro 
Jones  Rosa,  wid  of  Buncombe,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Jones  S(aburn  W  (c),  shoemaker,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore,  r  e 

end  Market 
Jones  Stephen  (c),  shoemaker,  r  e  end  Sycamore 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.   .  97 

Jones  Thos  J,  supervisor  stockade  convicts,  r  Fayetteville 
Jones  Rev  Turner  MDD,  Prest  Greensboro  Female  Col- 
lege, r  same 
Jordan  A,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 

Jordan  Arthur  [Houston  &  Jordan],  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Jordan  Frank  (c),  carpenter,  r  n  s  Washington  1  w  Gilmer 
Jordan  Noell  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Jordan  Thomas  (c),  r  e  end  Market 
Joyce  Edward  (c),  painter,  r  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  McCulloch 
Joyce  Robert  T,  r  e  s  Davie  1  n  East  Market 
Julian  Jesse,  r  s  end  Ashboro 


K 


EELIXG  ANNIE  T,  r  n  s  Washington  1  e  Davie 


Keeling  John  L,  genl  merchandise,  e  s  Elm  2  s  Market,  r  n 
s  Washington  1  e  Davie 

Keeling  Spencer  P,  r  n  s  Washington  1  e  Davie 

Keen  Nannie  (c),  r  n  s  Mebane  road  2  w  R  R  depot 

Kelham  David,  r  Jonesboro 

Kellam  Eliza,  wid,  r  Jonesboro 

Kellam  Nelson,  wheelwright  and  wagon  maker,  s  s  Syca- 
more 2  e  Davie,  r  Jonesboro  road 

Kellam  Nathaniel,  wks  George  H  Coble,  r  Jonesboro 

Kelly  John  A  (c),  meat  market  City  Market  House,  r  ws 
Forbes  2  s  Sycamore 

Kendall  John  J,  machinist,  r  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Percy 

Kenned}'  S  D,  passenger  agent  Pennsylvania  Railroad,  office 
Elm  opp  R&D  Depot 

Keogh  Thomas  B  [Keogh  &  Barringer],  r  s  w  coi  Gorrell 
and  Ashboro 

Keogh  &  Barringer  [Thomas  B  Keogh  and  John  A  Bar- 
ringer], attys  at  law,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 

Kerr  Cyrus  M,  poultry,  fruits  and  furs,  w  s  Davie  2  s  Syca- 
more, r  n  end  Davie 

Kerr  Samuel  A,  elk  C  G  Yates 

Kersey  David,  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Bragg  and  Mebane  road 

Kersey  Millard,  carpenter,  r  n  w  cor  Bragg  and  Mebane  road 

Kestler  Geo  W  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  res  Davie  3  s  Fay- 
etteville 


98  GREENSBORO,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY. 

King  Robt  R,  atty  at  law,  e  s  Elm  2  n  Market,  bds  s  e  cor 

North  Elm  and  Church 
Kinney  Jerome  C,  engineer,  bds  s  s  East  Market  3  e  Gilmer 
Kirkman  Julius  A,  harness  maker,  w  s  Elm  8  n  New,  r  w  s 

Ashboro  4  s  McCulloch 
Kirkman  Thomas,  wks  Sergeant  Mfg  Co,  r  Jonesboro 
Kirkman  Watt,  r  Jonesboro 
Kirkman  W  A,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford 
Kirkpatrick  Fred  (c),  waiter,  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Kiser  Albert  (c),  r  Warnesville 


L 


AFON  T  H,  bds  McAdoo  House 


Lamb  E  T,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Lamb  Mebane,  carpenter  Cable  &  Bro,  r  n  s  Clay  2  w  North 

Elm 
Landreth  Cyrus  E,  wks  Sergeant  Mfg  Co,  r  e  end  Market 
Landreth  M  D,  farmer,  r  e  end  Market 
Langley  James,  blacksmith,  r  w  s  Gilmer  2  s  East  Market 
Lash  Isaac  (c),  r  e  end  Market 
Law  Jefferson,  (c\  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  Hop- 

persville  e  limits 
Ledford  Geo,  buggy  manfr  n  s  Sycamore  4  e  Davie,  r  n  e 

cor  Elm  and  Gaston 
Lee  Mandy,  wid  of  J  C,  r  n  w  cor  Spring  and  Gaston 
Lee  Wm  R,  bds  n  w  cor  Spring  and  Gaston 
Lentz  Richard  C,  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  bds  w  s  Menden- 

hall  1  n  West  Market 
Leversedge  John,  bds  Elm  opp  McAdoo  House 
Lewis  Charles,  [J  &  C  Lewis],  r  Abilene,  Kansas 
Lewis  John  [J  &  C  Lewis],  r  n  s  Bragg  1  w  Elm 
Lewis  J  &  C,  [John  &  Charles  Lewis],  manufacturers  of 

wagons  and  general  repair  shops,  n  s  Mebane  road  4  w 

R  R  depot 
Lewis  L  C  E,  sawyer  North  Carolina  Handle  Works 
Liles  Sarah,  wid  of  Wm,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  R  R 
Lillycrop  W,  bds  Mrs  R  R  Moore 
Lindsay  Ca3sar  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Lindsay  Caroline,  wid  of  Wm,  r  n  s  Lindsay  1  w  Percy 
Lindsay  Caroline  (c),  r  e  s  R  R  Hoppersville,  e  limits 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  99 

Lindsay  Dr  Edward,  physician,  w  s  Church  1  n  North  Elm, 

r  same 
Lindsay  Green  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Lindsay  Harper,  r  w  s  Church  1  n  North  Elm 
Lindsay  Hine  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Lindsay  Jed  H,  director  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro 
Lindsay  Jerry  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Lindsay  nr  e  limits 
Lindsay  Jesse  H,  Pres  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro, 

rsw  cor  Elm  and  Clay 
Lindsay  Lindsay  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Lindsay  Robt  G,  asst  R  R  agt,  r  s  e  cor  Sycamore  and  Green 
Lindsay  Sarah  (c),  res  Davie  1  n  Sycamore 
Lindsay  Sylvia  (c),  waiter  Planters'  Hotel 
Lindsay  Wesly  (c),  lab,  r  outside  western  limits 
Lindsay  Wm,  wks  Cable  &  Bro 

Lindsay  Wm  jr  (c),  wks  R&D  depot,  r  w  s  Green  1  s  Gas- 
ton 
Lindsay  Wm  sr  (c),  r  w  s  Green  1  n  West  Market 
Litaker  Daniel  T,  r  w  s  Mebane  road  2  s  Lee 
Litaker  J  Franklin,  r  w  s  Mebane  road  2  s  Lee 
Logan  John  E  [W  C  Porter  &  Co],  r  n  s  West  Market  1  w 

Ash 
Love  Wm,  sawyer  North  Carolina  Handle  works,  r  w  s 

Mebane  1  s  Bragg 
Lovett  John  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  East  Market  5  e  Forbes 
Lovett  Wade  (c),  carpenter,  ms  East  Market  5  e  Forbes 
Loy  Jacob,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r   nr  Bennett 
College 


M 


cADOO,  ALEX  (c),  waiter,  w  s  Elm  4  n  New 


McAdoo  Calvin  N,  director  of  the  National  Bank  of  Greens- 
boro, also  agt  Nannie  W  McAdoo, re  s  McAdoo  1  s  Fac- 
tory 
McAdoo  House,  W  D  McAdoo,  propr,  e  s  Elm  7  n  New 
McAdoo  John  W  (c),  blacksmith,  r  Warnersville 
McAdoo  John  W  (c)  [McAdoo  &  McAdoo],  r  Warnersville 
McAdoo  Nannie  W,  genl  merchandise,  s  w  cor  Market  and 

Davie,  e  s  McAdoo  1  s  Factory 
McAdoo  Orpheus  (c),  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co,  r  Warners- 
ville 


100  GREENSBORO,  N.  G,  DIRECTORY. 

McAdoo  Samuel  (c),  farmer,  r  w  s  Percy  3  n  East  Market 
McAdoo  Walter  D,  propr  McAdoo  House,  r  same 
McAdoo  &  McAdoo  (c)  [John  W  and  McKinsy],  blacksmiths 

and  horseshoers,  s  s  Sycamore  1  n  City  Market 
McConnell  Wm  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
McCormick  Wm  H,  manager  "  North  State,"  w  s  Elm  3 

s  Sycamore,  r  s  w  cor  Greene  and  Belle  Meade  av 
McCormick  Wm  H  Jr,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r 

over  n  e  cor  Davie  and  East  Market 
McCulloch  John,  deputy  sheriff,  r  w  s  Ashboro  1  s  McCul- 

loch 
McCulloch  Logan,  bkpr  Fields  &  Causey,  bds  w  s  Davie  1 

s  Fayetteville 
McCulloch  Robert  A,  manager  W  D  Allsup,  r  Ashboro  st  1 

s  McCulloch 
McDonald  Thomas  [Buchanan  &  McDonald],  bds  s  s  East 

Market  1  e  Forbes 
McDuffie  Edward  B,  elk  R  G  Glenn,  bds  Elm  opp  McAdoo 

House 
Mclver  Alex,  school  teacher,  res  Church  5  n  Lindsa}' 
Mclver  Yancy  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
McKeever  Geo  (c),  r  Warnersville 
McKeever  Yancey  (c),  r  n  s  East  Market  6  e  Forbes 
McKibben  Andrew  J,  warehouseman  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r 

cor  Factory  and  Lyndon 
McKienon  W  T,  guard  stockade,  r  Chatham  county 
McKinse}7  Ned  (c),  r  n  s  Lindsay  1  e  railroad 
McKinsey  Rufus  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  s  Lindsay  1  e  railroad 
McKoy  Edward  (c),  lab,  rs  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Forbes 
McLean  Sylvira  (c),  wid  of  Bedford,  res  Green  1  n  Clay 
McLean  Wm  C,  elk  J  W  Scott  &  Co,  r  e  s  Forbes  2  s  Lind- 
say 
McMahon  Thomas,  propr  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  s  s 

railroad  nr  e  limits,  r  n  w  cor  Gilmer  and  Factory 
McMichael  Green  (c),  hostler  D  W  C  Benbow 
McNichol  Armor,  r  s  s  East  Market  2  e  Forbes 


M 


ACE  DAVID  (c),  lab,  r  e  s  Forbes  5  n  East  Market 


Mangum  Rev  A  W,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r 
Chapel  Hill 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C.,  DIRECTORY.  101 

Manguin  James  W,  dealer  in  groceries  and  provisions,  n  e 

cor  Davie  and  East  Market 
Mann  Rev  J  E,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Rocky- 
Mount 
Mann  Spencer  (c),  waiter  Central  Hotel,  ms  Washington 

1  w  Gilmer 
Mark  John,  r  Jonesboro 
Mark  Thomas,  r  Jonesboro 
Marley  Henry  B,  physician,  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Lee,  r  w  s 

Ashboro  4  s  Lee 
Maske  Jane,  wid  of  Marion,  r  w  s  Mebane  1  s  Lee 
May  John  H,  genl  merchandise,  s  e  cor  Market  and  Elm, 

r  s  w  cor  Washington  and  Ash 
May  John  M,  r  bet  Railroad  and  Percy 
May  Priscilla,  wid  of  Solomon,  rsw  cor  West  Washington 

and  Ash 
Maj'or's  Office,  west  side  Court  House 
Meade  James,  wks  G  T  Glascock,  r  \  mile  outside  s  limits 
Mears  Richard,  law  student,  bds  n  w  cor  Edgeworth  and 

Gaston 
Mebane  Robt  (c),  harness  maker,  e  s  Davie  2  n  Sycamore,  r 

same 
Meeks  Walter  S,  elk,  bds  Central  Hotel 
Mendenhall  Aaron  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Mendenhall  Cyrus  P,  President  of  Trustees  Greensboro  Fe- 
male College,  also  atty  at  law,  r  w  s  Elm  opp  McAoo 

House 
Mendenhall  Joe  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Mendenhall  Mat  (c),  res  Railroad  nr  n  end  Church 
Mendenhall  Wm  C,  guard  at  jail,  bds  e  s  North  Elm  2  n 

Market 
Mesley  Roderick  D,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Ash  1  w  Railroad 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  n  s  West  Market  3  w  Ash 
Michaux  Edward  R,  printer  "  The  Central  Protestant,"  res 

Green  4  s  Clay 
Michaux  Rev  John  L,  editor  and  propr  "The  Central 

Protestant,"  w  s  Davie  3  s  Sycamore,  res  Green  4  s 

Clay 
Michaux  John  S,  printer  "The  Central  Protestant,"  res 

Green  4  s  Clay 


102  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Michaux  L  Macon,  foreman  "  The  Central  Protestant,"  res 

Green  4  s  Clay 
Miller  George  R,  carpenter,  r  s  s  Gaston  2  w  Forbes 
Miller  Henry  F,  carpenter,  r  s  s  Gaston  2  w  Forbes 
Minor  Thad  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Sycamore  4  w  Forbes 
Mitchell  Andrew  (c),  r  w  s  Percy  3  n  East  Market 
Mitchell  Samuel  S,  elk  J  C  Cunningham,  r  w  s  Church  3  s 

Railroad 
Mitchell  Zyph  (c),  r  e  end  Market 

MoffittEli  N,  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  r  Brower's  Mill,  N  C 
Mock  Thomas,  wks  Win  Collins  undertaker,  w  s  Davie  1 

w  Sycamore,  r  1  mile  e  Greensboro 
Molton  Mrs,  wid,  r  n  s  Lee  4  w  Mebane 
Montgomery  John  C,  r  n  e  cor  Gilmer  and  East  Market 
Montgomery  Ruffin,  r  n  e  cor  Gilmer  and  East  Market 
Montgomery  Virginia,  wid  of  Fielding,  r  n  e  cor  Gilmer 

and  East  Market 
Moody  Wesley  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Moore  John  (c),  blacksmith,  n  s  Mebane  6  n  R  R  depot,  r 

s  s  Bragg  3  w  Mebane  road 
Moore  Rev  Richard  R,  r  e  s  South  Elm  1  n  McAdoo  House 
Moore  Mrs  R  R,  boarding-house,  e  s  Elm  1  n  McAdoo  House, 

r  same 
Moore  Wm  S,  general  merchandise,  millinery  and  fancy 

goods,  n  w  cor  Market  and   Davie,  r  s  s  E  Market  2  e 

Davie 
Morehead  Eugene,  banker  Durham,  res  West  Washington 

opp  Edgeworth 
Morehead  Gaston  (c),  painter,  r  w  s  Percy  1  n  East  Market 
Morehead    James    (c),   ^Morehead   &   Scott],   r  nr    e   end 

Market 
Morehead  James  T,  atty  at  law,  e  s  Elm  1  n  Market,  r  s  w 

cor  Sycamore  and  Greene 
Morehead  Joseph  M,  atty  at  law,  r  s  w  cor  Green  and  Syca- 
more 
Morehead  Patsey  (c),  wid  of  George,  r  nr  eastern  limits 
Morehead  Pinkney  (c),  minister,  r  s  s  Lindsay  1  e  Percy 
Morehead  Quinny  (c),  gardener,  r  n  s  West  Washington  1 

w  Ash 
Morehead  Robert  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Morehead  Sidney  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  103 

Morehead  Thomas  (c),  porter  McAdoo  House,  r  Warnersville 

Morehead  Wm,  (c),  r  nr  Jonesboio 

Morehead  &  Scott  (c),  [James  Morehead  &  Jack  Scott], 

shoe  makers,  s  s  Market  4  e  Elm 
Morris  Morrison,  lab,  r  outside  western  limits 
Mund  Frank  E,  painter,  r  s  s  Mebane  4  e  Davie 
Murphy  Sidney,  wks  J  &  C  Lewis,  bds  n  s  Bragg  1  w  Elm 
Murray  Wm  R,  dry  goods,  notions,  boots,  shoes,  clothing, 

hats,  etc.,   s  s  Market  7  e  Elm,  r  s  s  Sycamore  1  e  Elm 


NEIL  ELLINGTON,  Asst  Cashier  The  National  Bank 
of  Greensboro,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Nelson  Anderson  (c),  carpenter,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  2  n  Salis- 
bury road 
Nelson  James  N,  Clerk  Superior  Court,  office  Court  House, 

r  s  e  cor  Market  and  Davie 
Nelson  John  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Newcomb  Elisha  G,  r  Fayetteville  2  e  Davie 
Newell  Aimer  J,  carpenter,  r  n  s  Lee  1  w  Mebane 
Newell  Dwight,  guard  stockade 

Newell  Harmon  K,  bkpr  Cable  &  Bro,  bds  w  s  Elm  opp  Mc- 
Adoo House 
Newell  Myron  G,  elk  Houston  &  Bro,  r  n  sLee  1  w  Mebane 
Newell  Wra  H,  grocer,  cor  Mebane  and   Lee,  r  n  s  Lee  1  w 

Mebane 
Nocho  Jacob  R  (c),  route  agent,  r  n  s  East  Market  4  e  Forbes 
North  Carolina  Handle  Works,  Chas  E  Shober  agt,  mfr 

all  kinds  of  handles,  spokes,  &c,  cor  R  R  and  Ash 
North  State,  North  State  Pub  Co,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 
Newell  Wm  L,  engineer,  r  n  e  cor  Lee  and  Davie 


OAKLEY  JAMES,  carpenter,  r  e  s   Mendenhall    1   n 
Salisbury  road 

Oakley  John,  carpenter,  res  Mendenhall  1   n  Salisbury 

road 
Oakley  Robert,  carpenter,  res  Mendenhall  1   n  Salisbury 

road 
Odell  James  A,  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  r  n  s  Washington  1  e 

Forbes 


104  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Odell  John  M,  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  also  director  The  Na- 
tional Bank  of  Greensboro,  r  Concord  N  C 

Odell,  Ragan  &  Co  [John  M  Odell,  Thomas  and  Wm  H 
Ragan,  James  A  Odell,  Eli  N  Moffitt,  Dennis  Curtis, 
Geo  W  Kestler,  Richard  C  Lentz  and  Wm  A  Gorrell], 
genl  merchandise,  whol  and  ret,  e  s  Elm  3  n  New 

Ogburn  Chas  W,  variety  store,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Market,  r  w  s 
Edge  worth  1  n  Belle  Meade  av 

Orsell  Annie  (c),  r  n  s  Sycamore  4  w  Forbes 

O'Sullivan  Eugene  C,  tinner  J  E  O'Sullivan,  r  w  s  Mebane  2 
s  Bragg 

O'Sullivan  John  E,  stoves,  tinware  and  house-furnishing 
goods,  e  s  Elm  2  n  New,  r  w  s  Mebane  2  s  Bragg 

O'Sullivan  Walter  T,  cik  Houston  &  Bro,  r  w  s  Mebane  2  s 
Bragg 

Owen  James,  wks  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co,r  s  s  Washington  1  e  R  R 

Owen  Mary  E,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  n  s  East  Market  4  w  Forbes 


►ARKER  EMILY,  wid  of  J  W  S,  r  w  s  Elm  7  n  New 

Parker  Mary  P,  wid  of  J  W,  r  s  e  cor  Market  and  Greene 

Parrish  Wm,  r  Jonesboro 

Patterson  John  (c),  r  e  end  Sycamore 

Pass  Peter  (c),  'bus  driver  Central  Hotel 

Payne  James  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Payne  John  W,  Clk  U  S  Court  Western  Dist  N  C,  office  w 

Court  House,  r  w  s  Church  opp  Davie 
Payne  Robt  B  (c),  [Payne  &  Graham],  r  Warnersville 
Payne  &  Graham  (c),  [Robt  B  Payne  and  Henry  H  Gra- 
ham], barbers,  e  s  Elm  2  s  Sycamore 
Pearce  James  R,  r  n  s  East  Market  3  w  Forbes 
Pearce  Martha,  wid  of  James,  r  s  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Pearce  Oscar  F,  guard  convicts  on  railroad,  r  s  sEast  Market 

3  e  Davie 
Pearce  Wm  H,  r  s  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Peeples  Tabitha,  wid  of  Brown,  r  s  s  Gaston  1  e  Davie 
Pendergraft  D  C,  guard  stockade,  r  Orange  county 
Peters  Hugh  B,  dray  business,  r  n  e  cor  Sycamore  and  Ash 
Petty  John  W,  elk  W  C  Porter  &  Co,  bds  Central  Hotel 


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GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  105 

Phillips  Benjamin  C,  wks  J  M  Howlett,  rne  cor  Davie  and 

Gaston 
Phillips  Joseph,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Phillips  Thomas,  law  student,  bds  w  s  Davie  2  s  Gaston 
Phillips  Wm  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  res  Cen- 
tre 1  n  East  Market 
Pickett  Joseph  (c),  engineer,  r  s  e  cor  Forbes  and  Lindsay 
Pinnix  J  C,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Yancey  ville- 
Poetress  Chas,  telegraph  teacher,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Poindexter  John  (c),  lab.  r  n  s  East  Market  0  e  Forbes 
Pollard  John  R,  engineer  R&DRR,  res  Ash  2  n  New 
Porter  Algernon  S,  physician,  r  n  s  West  Market  1  e  Edge- 
worth 
Porter  Ruth  C,  wid  of  Sidney,  r  w  s  West  Market  1  e  Edge- 
worth 
Porter  Wm  C  [W  C  Porter  &  Co],  rne  cor  Edgeworth  and. 
Market 
•Porter  WC&Co  [Wm  C  Porter  and  John  E  Logan],  drug- 
gists and  apothecaries,  e  s  Elm  4  n  Sycamore 
Porter  Wm  L,  elk  W  C  Porter  &  Co,  rne  cor  Edgeworth 

and  Market 
Porter  &  Gretter  [Wm  C  Porter  rnd  Michael  Gretter],  genl 

insurance  office,  Porter's  drugstore 
Post  Office,  e  s  South  Elm  2  n  Sycamore,  J  D  White  P  M 
Potts  Robt  E,  transfer  elk  Southern  Express  Co,  bds  McAdoo 

House 
Powell  Amos  A  (c),  minister,  r  e  end  Sycamore 

Prairie ,  r  s  end  Ashboro 

Presbyterian  Church,  s  e  cor  Church  and  Davie 
Presbvteriau  Church  (c),  e  s  Forbes  4  n  East  Market 
Pretzfelder  Chas  [C  &  M  Pretzfelder],  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Pretzfelder  Morris  [C  &  M  Pretzfelder],  bds  Planters'  Ho- 
tel 
Pretzfelder  C  &  M  [Chas  and  Morris],  dry  goods,  shoes, 
clothing,  hats,  notions  and  fancy  goods,  n  e  cor  Market 
and  Elm 
Prior  Wm  H,  road-master  Greensboro  to  Charlotte,  r  e  s 

Church  1  n  Lindsay 
Pritchard  John  A,  r  w  s  Ashboro  2  s  Lee 
Pritchard  Wm  W,  r  4  miles  s  Greensboro 
Pritchett  Fannie,  wid  of  John,  r  Ashboro  6  s  Lee. 
9 


106  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Pritchett  John  A,  furniture,  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Lee 
Pritchett  Susan,  housekeeper  Planters'  Hotel,  r  same 
Pugh  John  W,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Davie,  r  same 


RAGAN   THOMAS  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  r  James- 
town, N  C 

Hagan  Wm  H  [Odell,  Ragan  &  Co],  r  High  Point,  N  C 
Ragsdale  Wyatt  W,  county  treasurer,  office  Court  House, 

bds  cor  Market  and  Davie 
Rainey  David  S,  carpenter,  r  s  w  cor  Ash  and  Sycamore 
Rainey  Martha,  wid  of  Samuel,  r  s  w  cor  Ash  and  Sycamore 
Rankin  Augustus  L,  elk  W  R  Murray,  bds  s  s  Sycamore  1 

eElm 
Rankin  James,  elk  Brown  &  Armfield,  bds  Jesse  Wharton 
Rankin  Jane,  wid  of  P,  r  s  s  Gaston  4  e  Davie 
Rankin  Thomas  (c),  farmer,  r  s  s  Gaston  4  e  Davie 
Rankin  Thomas  A,  grocer,  n  s  Davie  1  n  Sycamore,  res 

Forbes  3  s  Lindsay 
Rankin  Wm  S,  elk  C  &  M  Pretzfelder,  bds  n  w  cor  Edge- 
worth  and  Gaston 
Hay  Angeletta,  wid  of  D  L,  r  n  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Hay  Peter  L,  book-binder,  r  n  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Ray  Wilson  (c),  lab,  res  Davie  1  n  railroad 
Heece  Joseph  M,  job  printing,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore,  r  s  w 

cor  Market  and  Green 
Rees  R  M,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Rees  Wm  H,  propr  Planters'  Hotel  s  s  East  Market  8  e 

Elm,  r  same 
Reese  Anthony  (c),  waiter  A  Dilworth,  r  s  w  cor  West  Mar- 
ket and  Green 
Register  of  Deeds'  office,  Wm  U  Steiner,  Register,  Court 

House 
Rice  Benj  (c),  r  Hoppersville,  e  limits 
Rice  A,  overseer  convicts,  r  Halifax,  Va 
Riche  David,  painter,  res  Edgeworth  1  s  Clay 
Riche  John  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Roach  John  A,  farmer,  r  s  e  cor  West  Market  and  Spring 
Robbins  Hon  F  C,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r 

Lexington,  N  C 
JRobbins  Hon  Wm  M,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r 
.Statesville,  N  C 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  107 

Robertson  David  A,  [D  A  Robertson  &  Bro],  rsecor  Syc- 
amore and  Edgeworth 

Robertson  J  H,  apprentice  S  C  Robertson,  r  w  s  Ashboro  9 
s  Lee 

Robertson  Robert  A,  r  s  e  cor  Edgeworth  and  Sycamore 

Robertson  Robert  F,  [D  A  Robertson  &  Bro],  res  Church 
2  n  Lindsay 

Robertson  Samuel  C,  marble  works,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Sycamore, 
r  w  s  Ashboro  9  s  Lee 

Robinson  Willis  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  e  end 
Market 

Rogers  Warren  (c),  porter  E  M  Caldcleugh,  r  n  s  Washing- 
ton nr  handle  factory 

Roper  E  C,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Rosemond  Jame  T,  fireman  N  C  R  R,  r  s  s  East  Market  3  e 
Gilmer 

Ross  Foster,  r  nr  s  end  Ashboro 

Ross  H  A,  wks  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co 

Ross  Robert,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 

Rowe  Wm  B,  elk  Buchanan  &  McDonald,  bds  same 


^AMPSON  JOHN,  farmer,  r  e  s  Ashboro  4  s  Lee 

Sanders  Alex  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Sandridge  Adolphus  (c),  hostler  C  P  Vanstory,  r  w  s  Davie 

3  n  Sycamore 
Sash,  Door  and  Blind  Factory,  I  W  Cable  &  Bro,  S  Steele 

owner,  n  s  Mebane  3  w  Railroad  depot 
Scales  Hon  Alfred  M,  [Scales  &  Scales],  Representative 

5th  Con  District,  r  s  e  cor  West  Market  and  Edgeworth 
Scales  Junius  E,  [Scales  &  Scales],  r  s  s  Washington  1  e 

Forbes 
Scales  Mary  P,  wid  of  Wm  L,  r  w  s  Spring  1  s  West  Market 
Scales  Wm  (c),  waiter  McAdoo  House,  r  same 
Scales  &  Scales,  [Alfred  M  and  Junius  I],  attys  at  law, 

office  at  Court  House 
Scarborough  Samuel  W,  farmer,  r  s  end  Mendenhall 
Schoffner  M  Morgan,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 
Schulhofer  David  L,  [Schulhofer  &  Co],  bds  s  e  cor  North 

Elm  and  Church 


108  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Schulhofer  Seymour  J,  [Schulhofer  &  Co],  bds  s  e  cor  North 
Elm  and  Church 

Schulhofer  &  Co,  [Seymour  J  and  David  L],  genl  merchan- 
dise, s  w  cor  Market  and  Elm 

Scott  David  N,  r  s  s  Gaston  3  e  Davie 

Scott  Eliza  (c),  res  Gilmer  1  s  East  Market 

Scott  Jack  (c),  [Morehead  &  Scott],  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 

Scott  J  W,  [Scott,  Small  &  Co  and  J  W  Scott  &  Co],  r  n  s 
Lindsay  2  e  Church 

Scott  J  W  &  Co,  [J  W  Scott,  Edward  A  Small,  Nathaniel 
A  and  J  Absolem  Hanner],  wholesale  and  retail  gro- 
cers, wooden  ware,  etc,  e  s  Elm  3  n  McAdoo  House 

Scott  Jane,  wid  of  Davie,  r  s  s  Factory  1  w  Gilmer 

Scott  Levi  M,  [Scott  &  Caldwell],  r  cor  Fayetteville  and 
Davie 

Scott,  Small  &  Co,  [J  W  Scott,  Edward  A  Small,  Nathaniel 
A  and  J  Absolem  Hanner],  wholesale  dry  goods,  no- 
tions, fancy  goods,  etc,  e  s  Elm  3  n  McAdoo  House* 

Scott  &  Caldwell,  [Levi  M  Scott  and  Walter  P  Caldwell], 
attys  at  law,  w  of  Court  House 

Sears  E  P,  wid  of  Joseph,  r  n  s  East  Market  4  w  Forbes 

Sellers  John  (c),  hostler,  res  Forbes  1  n  East  Market 

Sellers  Patsey  (c),  wid  of  Peter,  r  n  s  Mebane  road  2  w  R  R 

Sergeant  Benjamin  E,  propr  Sergeant  Manfg  Co,  r  n  s 
Washington  3  w  Forbes 

Sergeant  Chas  H,  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co 

Sergeant  George,  r  w  s  Davie  1  s  Fayetteville 

Sergent  Wm  T,  butcher  City  Market  House,  r  n  s  Factory  1 
w  Gilmer 

Shaw  John  F,  wood  worker  G  T  Glascock,  r  w  s  Ashboro  2 
s  McCulloch 

Shelton  Thos  S,  manager  S  Steele's  grocery,  r  s  w  cor  East 
Market  and  Gilmer 

Sherwood  D  N,  mail  agent  N  C  Div  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  Mrs 
R  R  Moore 

Sherwood  Mariah,  wid  of  Michael,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  e  Edge- 
worth 

Sherwood  Thomas  D,  elk  Scott,  Small  &  Co,  r  n  s  Gaston  1 
e  Edgeworth 

Shober  Chas  E,  agt  North  Carolina  Handle  Co,  r  n  e  cor 
Sycamore  and  Green 


GREENSBORO,  N.  O,  DIRECTORY.  109 

Shultz  Cornelius  A,  guard  city  jail,  r  s  s  East  Market  2  w 

Forbes 
Shultz  Napoleon  B  (c),  cook  Lee  Hawkins'  R  R  Eating  House, 

r  e  end  East  Market 
Shultz  Peter  (c),  waiter  L  M  Hawkins 
Sikes  Peter  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Sikes  Willis,  farmer,  r  s  e  cor  Gaston  and  Green 
Sikes  \V  N,  meats,  stall  No  1  city  market,  r  country 
Simmons  Peter  (c),  wrks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 
Simpson  Alford  (c),  servant  C  P  Mendenhall 
Simpson  Elisha  (c),  carpenter,  r  nr  e  end  Market 
Singer  Manufacturing  Co,  E  C  Gipe  manager,  n  w  cor 

Elm  and  Sycamore 
Singleton  Jeff  (c),  waiter  Benbow  House,  r  n  s  East  Market 

1  w  Forbes 
Sloan  Calvin  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Sloan  James,  elk  Wharton  &  Wharton,  r  w  s  Ashboro  1  s 

Gorrell 
Sloan  James  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Sloan  Jerry  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Sloan  Randall,  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Sloan  Robt  M,  Agt  Southern  Express  Co,  office  McAdoo 

House  blk,  r  n  s  West  Market  1  w  Ash 
Sloan  Robt  M  jr,  bkpr  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro,  r 

w  s  Ashboro  1  s  Gorrell 
Sloan  Thomas  J,  r  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Gorrell 
Sloan  Win  (c),  barber,  n  s  Sycamore  3  e  Davie,  r  same 
Sloan  Wm,  painter,  r  e  end  Market 
Sloan  Wilson  (c),  lab,  r  Hoppersville  e  limits 
Sloan  Wilson,  r  Warnersville 
Sloman  Ike  (c),  r  e  s  Centre  3  n  East  Market 
Small  Edward  A,  [Scott,  Small  &  Co  and  J  W  Scott  &  Co], 

r  n  e  cor  Elm  and  New 
Smith  Arthur  W,  eng  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  w  s  Elm  opp  Mc- 
Adoo House 
Smith  E  Henry,  master  of  trains  N  C  R   R  and  Branch 

office  depot,  r  w  s  Arch  1  n  New 
Smith  Franklin,  harness  mkr  J  Kirkman,  bds  w  s  Ashboro 

4  s  McCullock 
Smith  Henry  L,  r  w  s  Church  3  n  Lindsay 
Smith  James,  r  s  e  cor  Gaston  and  Green 


110  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Smith  J  Henry,  minister,  r  w  s  Church  3  n  Lindsay 

Smith  John  Y,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Davie  2  n  Bragg 

Smith  Louisa,  wid  of  Madison,  r  n  w  cor  Green  and  Syca- 
more 

Smith  Pemelie,  wid  of  Thomas,  r  s  s  East  Market  2  e  Davie 

Smith  Richard  H,  section  master,  r  s  w  cor  Forbes  and  Gas- 
ton 

Smith  Samuel  C,  asst  teacher  graded  school,  r  w  s  Church  6 
n  Lindsay 

Smothers  Alfred,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  Jones- 
boro 

Smothers  Robt,  r  Jonesboro 

Snipes  Archie  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  Jones- 
boro 

Southern  Express  Office,  R  M  Sloan  sr  agt,  e  s  Elm  Mc- 
doo  bJk 

Spragins  Richard  G,  condr  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  w  s  Elm  opp 
McAdoo  House 

Spragins  Walter  R,  baggage  master  R&D  R  R,  bds  w  s 
Elm  opp  McAdoo  House 

Stafford  Robt  M,  sheriff  of  Guilford  Co,  office  Court  House, 
bds  A  Dilworth 

Stagg  Win,  condr  N  C  R  R,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 

Stanfield  Solomon  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 

Staples  Bettie  G,  asst  in  music  Greensboro  Female  College 

Staples  John  N,  atty  at  law,  e  s  Elm  3  n  Market,  r  n  e 
cor  Market  and  Cedar 

Staples  Margaret,  wid  of  Dr  H  H,  r  n  e  cor  West  Market  and 
Cedar 

Starr  Geo  J  [Starr  &  Co],  r  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Gilmer 

Starr  &  Co  [Geo  J  Starr  and  Henry  J  Williams],  bakery  and 
confectionery,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Market 

Stevens  George  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  West  Washington  1  w  Ash 

Steele  Edwin  D,  atty  at  law,  n  s  Market  1  w  Court  House, 
r  Central  Hotel 

Steele  Seymore,  propr  Central  Hotel,  r  same 

Steele  Walter  B,  elk  Central  Hotel,  r  same 

Steiner  Wm  U,  Register  of  Deeds  and  Clerk  of  the  Commis- 
sioners, office  Court  House,  bds  Planters'  Hotel 

Stewart  Adam,  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  Ill 

Stewart  Monroe  L,  manager  C  P  Vanstory,  r  w  s  Davie  3  n 

Sycamore 
Stockade  for  convicts  of  Cape  Fear  &  Yadkin  Valley  R  R, 

s  s  Mebane  road  1  w  R  R  depot 
Stone  Richard  A,  carpenter,  r  w  s  Ashboro  5  s  Lee 
Stovall  [Misses  M   J   &  S   E],  dressmakers,  w  s  Elm  4  s 

Sycamore,  r  same 
Strauss  Moses,  genl  merchandise,  w  s  Elm  5  s  market,  bds 

Central  Hotel 
Sublett  James  D,  r  w  s  Church  1  n  Lindsay 
Suits  Margaret,  wid  of  Jonathan,  r  w  s  East  Market  3  e  Davie 
Sutton  Rev  Robert  B,  rector  St  Barnabas  Church,  r  s  s  West 

Market  1  w  Green 
Swaim  Henry,  rs  s  Washington  1  e  Gilmer 
Swaim  Lyndon,  V  Prest  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro, 

res  Lyndon  1  n  Washington 
Swan  Samuel  B,  r  e  s  Davie  4  s  Eayetteville 
Swan  Wm  C,  engineer  R&DRR,  res  Davie  4  s  Fayette- 

ville 
Swift  Calvin  (c),  drayman  Houston  &  Bro,  r  Warnersville 
Swinston  Henry  (c),  r  Warnersville 


T 


ATE  HENRY  H,  farmer,  r  n  e  cor  Belle  Meade  av  and 
Edgeworth 

Taylor  Chas,  engineer  R&DRR,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Taylor  Geo  (c),  waiter  L  M  Hawkins,  r  s  s  Sycamore  2  w 

Forbes 
Tear  Wm,  engineer  R&DRR,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Terrell  Geo  T,  r  n  w  cor  Ash  and  Sycamore 
Terry  J  T,  section-master  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  Mrs  R  R  Moore 
Thacker  Caswell  (c),  farmer,  r  bet  railroad  and  Percy 
Thacker  John,  elk  J  E  Thorn,  r  n  s  Market  3  e  Elm 
Thacker  Mary  E,  wid  of  John  II,  r  n  s  Market  3  e  Elm 
The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro,  Jesse  H  Lindsay, 

pres  ;  Lyndon  Swain,  vice-pres;  Julius  A  Gray,  cash; 

e  s  Elm  5  n  Sycamore 
Thorn  James  E,  bakery  and  confectionery,  n  s  Market  3  e 

Elm,  r  same 
Thomas  Chas  F,  foreman  "  Greensboro  Patriot,"  r  w  s  Green 

1  n  Clay 


112  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Thomas  David  E,  groceries  and  provisions,  n  s  Sycamore  2 

e  Davie,  r  5  miles  e  Greensboro 
Thomas  James  (c),  r  s  s  Bragg  1  w  Mebane  road 
Thomas  James  D,  farmer,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  e  Edgeworth 
Thomas  John,  printer  in  "  Patriot"  office,  r  w  s  Green  1  n 

Clay 
Thomas  Samuel  (c),  drayman  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  s  s 

Spring  nr  railroad 
Thomas  Wm  M,  marble-cutter  S  C  Robertson,  r  w  s  Forbes 

1  s  Gaston 

Thompson  Anderson  (c),  watchman  Odell,  Ragan  &  Co,  r  n 

e  cor  Centre  nr  Gorrell 
Thompson  Lydia  (c),  r  n  e  cor  Green  and  Gaston 
Tinnin  Ruffin  (c),  porter  Fields  &  Causey 
Tourgee  Albion  W,  lawyer,  bds  e  s  Ashboro  4  s  Lee 
Townsend  Eli  C,  bkpr  Singer  Sewing  Machine  office,  r  w  s 

Ash  3  s  Sycamore 
Trimble  James  H,  conductor  R  &  D  R  R,  r  n  s  East  Market 

2  e  Davie 

Trogdon  Samuel  L,  dept  marshall  and  clerk,  bds  e  s  Elm 
opp  McAdoo  House 

Trotter  Rufus  (c),  wks  C  P  Vanstory,  r  w  s  Davie  3  n  Syca- 
more 

Trotter  Wm  D,  genl  merchandise,  s  s  Market  2  w  Davie, 
r  w  s  Ash  1  n  Sycamore 

Turner  Wm  H,  plasterer,  r  n  s  Gaston  1  w  Green 


UNTHANK    HARMAN  (c),  wks   Greensboro  Handle 
Works,  r  Warnersville 

Unthank  Jasper  (c),  r  Warnersville 

U  S  Marshal's  office,  R  M  Douglas  marshal,  n  s  Market  2 
w  Elm 


VALENTINE  DUNCAN,  r  n  e  cor  Davie  and  Washing- 
ton 

Vanstory  Chas  P,  livery,  feed  and  sale  stable,  w  s  Davie 

3  n  Sycamore,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  Davie 
Vanstory  H,  r  s  s  East  Market  1  e  Davie 
Vanstory  Walter  (c),  servant  C  P  Mendenhall 


GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY.  113 

Vanstory  Wm,  wagon  shop,  w  s  Davie  1  s  Sycamore,  r  s  s 

Gaston  1  w  Green 
Vernon  A  Thomas,  baggage-master  R&D  depot 
Vernon  Geo,  telegraph  operator  R&D  depot,  bds   Lee 

Hawkins' 
Vernon  Robt  L,  agt  R&D  depot,  r  w  s  Elm  7  n  New 
Valtz  Bernard,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  res  Ash- 

boro  6  s  McCulloch 


w 


ADE  JESSE  (c),  lab,  bds  n  e  cor  Green  and  Gaston 


Waesche  George  W,  hardware  merchant,  r  s  s  West  Market 

3  w  Ash 
Wagstaff  Peter  (c),  r  s  s  Sycamore  1  w  Forbes 
Wakefield  Wm  H,  hardware,  stoves,  tinware,  agricultural 

implements,  McAdoo  House  block,  bds  w  s  Elm   opp 

McAdoo  House 
Waldon  Wm,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  opp  McAdoo  House 
Walker  Mangum    (c),   wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r 

Warnersville 
Walker  Rev  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Walker  Wyatt  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  nr  e 

end  Market 
Walls  Allen  (c),  r  Jonesboro 

Walsh ,  bds  McAdoo  House 

Ward  Alfred  (c),  farmer,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  4  n  Salisbury 

road 
Warner  Mollie,  r  s  s  Sycamore  3  e  Davie 
Washington  Geo  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Watlington    Wm  Henry,   passenger   agent   Chesapeake   & 

Ohio  R  R,  also  boarding-house  w  s  Elm  5  n  R  R,  r 

same 
Watson  Sarah,  wid  of  Edward,  r  s  s  West  Market  1  e  Ash 
Waynesboro  Joseph  (c),  barber  C  Hicks,  r  n  w  cor  Elm  and 

New 
Weatherly  Andrew,  r  w  s  Davie  2  s  Gaston 
Weatherly  Ed  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Weatherly  W  John,  policeman,  r  s  w  cor  Gaston  and  Davie 
Weir  Cyrus  (c),  r  Warnersville 
Weir  Susan,  wid  of  Dr  David  P,  r  n  w  cor  Edgeworth  and 

Gaston 


114  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Weldon  Alpheus  C,  telegraph  operator  R&D  depot,  ms 

Lee  3  w  Mebane 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  S  A  Howard  manager,  w 

s  Elm  4  s  Market 
Westenedge  Samuel,   stove  moulder   G  T   Glascock,  r  n  s 

Gaston  4  e  Edgeworth 
Wharton  Andrew  (c),  farmer,  res  Gilmer  2  s  East  Market 
Wharton  Gaston   (c),  wheelwright,  res  Forbes  1  n  East 

Market 
Wharton  Jesse  R  Jr,  teller  The  National  Bank  of  Greens- 

bsro,  r  1  mile  n  e  Greensboro 
Wharton   John   W,   [Wharton   &   Wharton],  r  4  miles  n 

Greensboro 
Wharton  Wm   P,  [Wharton   &  Wharton],   r  8   miles  n  e 

Greensboro 
Wharton  &  Wharton,  [John  W  and  Wm  P],  genl  merchan- 
dise, w  s  Elm  9  n  New 
Wheeler  Edrow  R,  bds  e  s  North  Elm  2  n  Market 
Wheeler  James  B,  carpenter,  r  s  s  East  Market  2  e  Gilmer 
Wheeler  Oliver  C,  jailer,  res  North  Elm  2  n  Market 
Whitaker  Emeline,  wid  of  John,  r  Fayetteville  2  e  Davie 
Whites  Abe  (c),  r  Warnersville 

White  Augustus  B,  school  teacher,  r  s  s  Market  5  w  Elm 
White  Graded  School,  w  s  Lindsay  1  s  Church 
White  Isaac  W,  elk,  r  bet  Railroad  and  Percy 
White  Jonathan  D,  postmaster,  r  w  s  Lindsay  1  s  Forbes 
White  Joseph  P,  r  bet  Railroad  and  Percy 
White  Shuble  C,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 
White  Stephen  P,  guard  stockade,  r  Guilford  county 

Whitfield ,  r  Warnersville 

Whitice  Dabney  (c),  r  Jonesboro 
Whitice  Doc  (c),  brickmason,  r  n  s  Lindsay  1  s  Percy 
AVhitice  George  (c),  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co 
Whitice  Moses  (c),  brickmason,  r  s  s  Gaston  1  e  Percy 
Whitice  Wm  (c),  waiter  Planters'  Hotel,  r  same 
Whitsett  Henry,  engineer  N  C  R  R,  bds  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Whitt  John,  elk  Nannie  W  McAdoo,  bds  same 
Whittington  Chas,  painter  Geo  Led  ford,  r  e  s  Elm  1  s  Mc- 
Adoo House 
Whittington  Frank,  r  nr  McMahan's  factory 


GREENSBORO,  N.  0.,  DIRECTORY.  115 

Whittington  Henry  (c),  wks  McAdoo  livery  stable,  bds  Mc- 
Adoo  House 

Whittington  Henry  T,  r  e  s  Elm  1  s  McAdoo  House 

Whittington  John  A,  r  e  s  Elm  1  s  McAdoo  House 

Whittington  Louisa,  wid  of  Alphonso,  res  Elm  1  s  McAdoo 
House 

Whittington  Monroe  A,  express  messenger  N  C  R  R,  r  e  s 
Elm  1  s  McAdoo  House 

Whittington  W  F,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 

WTiley  Robert,  r  Jonesboro 

Wiley  Samuel  (c),  barber  under  post-office,  r  w  s  Menden- 
hall  1  n  Salisbury  road 

William  Henry  J,  [Starr  &  Co],  r  n  s  East  Market  1  e  Gil- 
mer 

Williams  James  N,  grocer,  r  Warnersville 

Williams  L,  wks  Sergeant  Manfg  Co 

Williams  Samuel  (c),  office  boy  McAdoo  House 

Williams  Solomon  (c),  wks  R  &  D  R  R  depot,  r  Warnersville 

Williams  Zack  (c),  wks  R  &  D  R  R  depot,  res  Davie  1  n 
Railroad 

Willis  John  A,  r  w  s  Elm  7  n  New 

Willis  Mrs  S  S,  wid,  r  w  s  Elm  7  n  New 

Willis  Thos  J,  r  w  s  Elm  7  n  New 

Willis  Robt  W,  wks  Cable  &  Bro,  bds  w  s  Elm  4  n  New 

Wilson  Chas  E,  printer  "  The  Central  Protestant,"  bds  e  s 
Green  4  n  Clay 

Wilson  Dolph  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Wilson  George  (c),  lab,  r  n  s  Lindsay  nr  e  limits 

Wilson  Henry  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Wilson  Henry  A,  elk  Fields  &  Causey,  res  Ash  1  n  Syca- 
more 

Wilson  Joseph  (c),  r  Warnersville 

Wilson  Levi  (c),  section  hand,  r  n  s  East  Market  6  e  Forbes 

Wilson  Samuel  (c),  res  Railroad  1  s  East  Market 

Wilson  Rev  Nathan  H  D,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  Col- 
lege, r  s  w  cor  Mendenhall  and  West  Market 

Winslow  Oliver  (c),  r  bet  Railroad  and  Percy 

Winstead  James  M,  r  w  s  Mendenhall  1  n  West  Market 

Wolfe  John  M,  carpenter,  res  Ashboro  4  s  McCulloch 

Wolfe  Wm,  elk  M  Strauss 

Wood  Wm  (c),  barber  McAdoo  House,  r  Warnersville 


116  GREENSBORO,  N.  C,  DIRECTORY. 

Wood  Marquis  L,  Presiding  Elder  Greensboro  District,  r  s  s 

Sycamore  1  w  Ashe 
"Woodson  Powhatan  L,  fruits,  poultry,  country  produce,  &c, 

No  3  Market  Square,  bds  Mrs  R  R  Moore's 
Woollen  James  A,  carpenter,  r  n  s  West  Market  2  w  Men- 

denhall 
Wooters  Emry  P,  wks   Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  n   s 

Washington  1  e  R  R 
Wooters  John  T,  wks  Sergeant  Mnfg  Co,  r  e  end  Market 
Wright  Annette,  wid  of  Clement,  r  s  w  cor  North  Elm  and 

.Clay 
Wright  James,  r  n  s  Lee  2  w  Mebane 
Wyrick  Dock  (c),  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works 


YANCEY  DENNIS  B,  vegetables  and  meats,  stall  No 
5  city  market 

Yates  Chas  D,  bookseller  and  stationer,  w  s  Elm  2  n  Syca- 
more, r  w  s  Church  2  n  Lindsay 

Yates  Chas  G,  hardware,  stoves,  tin  ware  and  groceries,  n 
e  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore,  r  w  s  Church  2  n  Lindsay 

Yates  Rev  E  A,  trustee  Greensboro  Female  College,  r  Wil- 
mington N  C 

Yates  Geo  B,  r  w  s  Church  2  n  Lindsay 

Yates  James  F,  elk  C  G  Yates,  r  w  s  Church  2  n  Lindsay 

Yates  James  H,  genl  merchandise  s  s  Market  3  e  Elm,  r  s  e 
cor  Market  and  Elm 

Yates  Wm  (c),  tinner  C  G  Yates,  r  n  s  Lindsay  2  e  R  R 

Yates  Wm  jr  (c),  waiter  W  S  Moore,  r  n  s  Lindsay  2  e  R  R 

Y  M  C  A  rooms,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 

Young  Elizabeth,  wid  of  Alfred,  r  s  w  cor  Sycamore  and 
Forbes 

Young  (Big)  Joe  (c),  lab,  bds  n  s  Sycamore  4  w  Forbes 

Young  Joe  (c),  lab,  bds  n  s  Sycamore  4  w  Forbes 

Young  Wm  B,  deputy  sheriff,  rns  West  Market  opp  M  Col- 
lege 

Younts  David,  wks  Greensboro  Handle  Works,  r  s  e  cor 
Market  and  Green 


GREENSBORO 

Business  Directory. 

A  Complete  Index  to  the  Entire  Business  of  Greens- 
boro, Alphabetically  Arranged. 


Attorneys-at-Law. 

Ball  &  Gregory,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 

Gilmer  J  A,  over  The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro 

Keogh  &  Barringer,  w  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 

King  Robt  R,  e  s  Elm  2  n  Market 

Morehead  J  T,  e  s  Elm  1  n  Market 

Scales  &  Scales,  Court  House 

Scott  &  Caldwell,  w  Court  House 

Staples  J  N,  e  s  Elm  3  n  Market 

Steele  E  D,  n  s  Market  1  w  Court  House 

Barbers. 

Hicks  C,  w  s  Elm  2  n  New 

Payne  &  Graham,  e  s  Elm  2  s  Sycamore 

Wiley  S,  under  Post  Office 

Wood  Wm,  McAdoo  House 

Banks  and  Bankers. 

(For  full  information  see  Appendix.) 

The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro,  Jesse  H  Lindsay  Prest, 
Lyndon  Swain  V  Prest,  J  A  Gray  Cashier,  e  s  Elm  5  n 
Sycamore 


118       GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Bakeries  and  Confectioneries. 

(See  also  Confectioneries.) 

Starr  &  Co,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Market 
Thorn  James  E,ns  Market  3  e  Elm 

Blacksmiths  and  Horseshoers. 

Corral  Daniel,  n  s  Sycamore  5  e  Davie 

Gorrell  Calvin  (c),  s  s  Sycamore  1  n  City  Market 

McAdoo  &  McAdoo,  s  s  Sycamore  1  n  City  Market 

Boarding  Houses. 

Boner  Miss  Cary,  s  e  cor  Church  and  North  Elm 
Brown  Mrs  N  A,  n  s  New  1  w  Elm 
Moore  Mrs  RR.es  Elm  1  n  McAdoo  House 
Washington  W  H,  w  s  Elm  5  n  R  R 

Bookseller  and  Stationer. 

Yates  C  D,  w  s  Elm  2  n  Sycamore 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Bain  A,  w  s  Davie  1  s  Market 
Dettmeiing  F,  n  s  Market  4  w  Davie 
Davis  A  C,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 
Donald  J,  e  s  Green  1  n  Market 
Hayes  Thomas  S,  e  s  Elm  4  n  Market 
Jones  S  W,  e  s  Elm  3  s  Sycamore 
Morehead  &  Scott,  s  s  Market  4  e  Elm 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Coble  George  H,  nr  City  Market 
Kellam  Nelson,  s  s  Sycamore  2  e  Davie 
Ledford  George,  n  s  Sycamore  4  e  Davie 
Lewis  J  &  C,  n  s  Mebane  road  4  w  railroad  depot 
Vanstory  W,  w  s  Davie  1  s  Sycamore 


GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.       119 

Clothiers. 

Brown  &  Armfield,  Benbow  House,  w  s  Elm  6  s  Market 
Cartland  F  G  &  Bro,  w  s  Elm  5  s  Sycamore 
Murray  W  R,  s  s  Market  7  e  Elm 
Pretzfelder  C  &  M,  n  e  cor  Market  and  Elm 

Confectioneries,  Frnits,  Etc. 

(See  also  Bakeries  and  Confectioneries.) 

Caldcleugh  E  M,  s  e  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 
Ogburn  C  W,  w  s  Elm  3  s  market 
Woodson  P  L,  No  3  Market  Square 
Yates  Geo  B,  e  s  Elm  2  n  Sycamore 

Dentists. 

Robertson  D  A  &  Bro,  n  e  cor  Market  and  Elm 

Dress  Makers. 

Anthony  Miss  L  C,  w  s  Elm  7  s  Sycamore 
Brown  Mrs  H  L,  s  s  Market  1  w  Elm 
Edwards  Mary  A,  n  s  West  Market  3  w  Green 
Stovall  Misses  M  J  &  S  E,  w  s  Elm  4  s  Sycamore 

Drug-gists. 

Callum  Bros,  McAdoo  House  block 

Callum  R  G,  Benbow  House,  w  s  Elm  7  s  Market 

Glenn  R  G,  w  s  Elm  2  s  Market 

Porter  W  C  &  Co,  e  s  Elm  4  n  Sycamore 

Dry  Goods. 

Brown  &  Armfield,  Benbow  House  w  s  Elm  6  s  Market 
Bogart  W  B,  n  s  West  Market  1  w  Green 
Murray  Wm  R,  s  s  Market  7  e  Elm 
Pretzfelder  C  &  M,  n  e  cor  Market  and  Elm 
Scott,  Small  &  Co,  e  s  Elm  3  n  McAdoo  House 


120       GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Express  Company. 

Southern  Express,  R  M  Sloan  sr  agt,  McAdoo  House  block 

Flour  and  Feed. 

Donnell  W  A,  w  s  Davie  1  n  Market 
Hill  W  H,  s  w  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 

Foundries  and  Machine  Shops. 

Carolina  Stove  and  Plow  Works,  G  T  Glascock  propr,  n  s 

Mebane  road  5  w  depot 
Sergeant  Mnfg  Co,  s  s  Washington  n  s  N  C  Div  R  D  R  R 

Furniture. 

Forbis  W  R.&  Bro,  s  Elm  st  McAdoo  House  blk 
Gullett  R,  rear  Court  House 
Pritchard  J  A,  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Lee 

General  Merchandise. 

Balsley  J  B  &  Son,  w  s  Elm  6  n  New- 
Barker  John,  n  s  Market  1  w  Elm 
Bevill  W  E,  n  s  market  2  w  Davie 
Buchanan  &  McDonald,  n  w  cor  Elm  and  New 
Cunningham  J  C,  e  s  Market  3  w  Davie 
Dodson  W  P,  s  s  Market  2  e  Elm 
Eckel  A  P,  n  s  Market  6  e  Elm 
Keeling  J  L,  e  s  Elm  2  s  Market 
May  J  H,  s  e  cor  Market  and  Elm. 
McAdoo  Nannie  W,  s  w  cor  Market  and  Davie 
Moore  W  S,  n  w  cor  Davie  and  Market 
O'Dell,  Ragan  &  Co,  e  s  Elm  3  n  New 
Schulhofer  &  Co,  s  w  cor  Market  and  Elm 
Strauss  M,  w  s  Elm  5  s  Market 
Trotter  W  D,  s  s  Market  2  w  Davie 
Wharton  &  Wharton,  w  s  Elm  9  n  New 
Yates  J  H,  s  s  Market  3  e  Elm 


GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.       121 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

Brewer  James  M,  n  s  Sycamore  1  e  Davie 
Brockmann  A  J,  e  s  Elm  1  s  Market 
Pugh  J  W,  n  w  cor  Sycamore  and  Davie 
Caldcleugh  E  M,  s  e  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 
Crump  W  B,  s  end  Ashboro 
Fields  &  Causey,  w  s  Elm  8  n  New 
Houston  &  Bro,  e  s  Elm  4  n  McAdoo  House 
Jackson  Jehu  H,  e  s  Davie  1  s  City  Market 
Rankin  Thomas  A,  w  s  Davie  1  n  Sycamore 
Scott  J  W  &  Co,  e  s  Elm  3  n  McAdoo  House 
Steele  S,  n  e  cor  Davie  and  Sycamore 
Thomas  D  E,  n  s  Sycamore  2  e  Davie 
Yates  C  G,  n  e  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 

Gun  and  Locksmith. 

Howlett  J  M,  n  s  Market  4  e  Elm 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 

Harris  &  Flippen,  n  s  Market  1  e  Green 
Wakefield  W  H,  McAdoo  House  blk 
Yates  CG,  ne  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 

Harness  and  Saddles. 

Houston  &  Bro,  e  s  Elm  4  n  McAdoo  House 
Kirkman  J,  w  s  Elm  3  n  New 
Mebane  Root,  e  s  Davie  2  n  Sycamore 

Hotels. 

Central  Hotel,  S  Steele  propr,  s  w  cor  Elm  and  Market 
McAdoo  House,  W  D  McAdoo  propr,  e  s  Elm  7  n  New 
Planters'  Hotel,  s  s  East  Market  8  e  Elm 

Insurance  Agents. 

Gregory  G  H,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 
Porter  &  Gretter,  office  Porter's  drug  store 
10 


122       GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Insurance  Companies— Fire. 

Atlantic  of  New  York,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Porter's 

drug  store 
George  Home  of  Columbus,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office 

Porter's  drug  store 
Home  of  New  York,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Porter's 

drug  store 
Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts, 

office  Porter's  drug  store 
Lynchburg  Fire  Ins  Co,  of  Lynchburg,  Va,  G  H  Gregory 

agt,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 
Manhattan  of  New  York,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Por- 
ter's drug  store 
Merchants'  and  Mechanics'  of  Richmond,  Porter  &  Gretter 

agts,  office  Porter's  drug  store 
North  British  and  Mercantile,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office 

Porter's  drug  store 
North  Carolina  Home  of  Raleigh,  G  H  Gregory  agt,  e  s  Elm 

5  s  Market 
Old  North  State  of  Warrenton,  G  H  Gregory  agt,  e  s  Elm 

5  s  Market 
Phoenix  of  Hartford,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Porter's 

drug  store 
Scotish  Commercial,  G  H  Gregory  agt,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 
Virginia  Home,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Porter's  drug 

store 
Western  Assurance  of  Toronto,  Canada,  G  H  Gregory  agt, 

e  s  Elm  5  s  Market 

Insurance  Company — Life. 

Mutual  Life  of  New  York,  Porter  &  Gretter  agts,  office  Por- 
ter's drug  store 

Livery,  Feed  and  Sale  Stables. 

Balsley  J  B  &  Son,  w  s  Elm  6  n  New 

McAdoo  W  D,  rear  Hotel 

Vanstory  C  P,  w  s  Davie  3  n  Sycamore 


GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.       123 

Marble  Works. 

Houston  &  Jordan,  e  s  Elm  7  s  Sycamore 
Robertson  S  C,  e  s  Elm  5  s  Sycamore 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Cartland  F  G  &  Bro,  w  s  Elm  5  s  Sycamore 

Millinery  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Gorrell  Mrs  C  C,  s  s  Market  4  w  Elm 
Moore  W  S,  n  w  cor  Market  and  Davie 

Newspapers. 

"  Central  Protestant,"  J  L  Micbaux  editor  and  propr,  w  s 

Davie  3  s  Sycamore 
"  Greensboro  Patriot,"  P  F  Duffy  editor,  e  s  South  Elm  nr 

Sycamore 
"  North  State"  Publishing  and  Printing  Co,  w  s  Elm  3  s 

Sycamore 

Photographers. 

Andrews  L  \V,  w  s  Elm  Is  Market 
Hughes  W  P,  n  s  Market,  1  w  Elm 

Physicians. 

Alford  HM.es  Elm  o  s  Market 
Balsley  Turner,  n  e  cor  Elm  and  Market 
Cheek  Benjamin  A,  n  s  West  Market  2  w  Green 
Glenn  R  W  &  Son,  office  Glenn's  drug  store 
Hall  &  Bell,  e  s  Elm  4  s  Market 
Lindsay  Edward,  w  s  Church  1  e  North  Elm 
Logan  John,  r  n  s  West  Market  1  w  Ash 
Marley  H  B,  w  s  Ashboro  3  s  Lee 

Restaurant. 
Hawkins  L  M,  R&D  Depot 


124       GREENSBORO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 

Cable  I  W  &  Bro,  n  s  Mebane  road  3  w  R  R  depot 

Sewing  Machines. 

Crown  Sewing  Machine,  F  G  Cartland  &  Bro  agents,  w  s 

Elm  5  s  Sycamore 
Singer,  E  C  Gipe  manager,  n  w  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 

Stencil  Cutter. 

O'Sullivan  J  E,  e  s  Elm  2  n  New 

Stoves  and  Tinware. 

O'Sullivan  J  E,  e  s  Elm  2  n  New 
Wakefield  W  H,  McAdoo  House  block 
Yates  C  G,  n  e  cor  Elm  and  Sycamore 

Sumac  Leaves. 

Houston  &  Bro,  n  w  cor  Davie  and  New 

Tailors  and  Repairers. 

Foster  Wm  H,  n  s  Market  5  e  Elm 

Telegraph  Office. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  S  A  Howard  manager,  w  s 
Elm  4  s  Market 

Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry, 

Chamberlain  J,  w  s  Elm  2  n  Sycamore 
Horney  W  A,  e  s  Elm  4  s  Market 
Farrar  W  B,  w  s  Elm  4  s  Market 

Undertakers- 
Collins  Wm,  w  s  Davie  1  n  Sycamore 
Gullett  R,  rear  Court  House 


APPENDIX. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  OF  WINSTON. 

Col  A  B  GORRELL,  mayor 
Secretary  and  Treasurer — G  W  Hinshaw 
Chief  of  Police— H  C  Wooters 
Tax-Collector— W  T  Pfohl 

COMMISSIONERS. 

J  A  Bitting,  T  J  Brown,  W  B  Glenn,  S  Byerly,  C  Hamlen, 

J  E  Gilmer,  G  W  Hinshaw 
Commissioners  meet  at  mayor's  office,  s  e  cor  Main  and  5th 

sts,  1st  Tuesday  in  each  month 

STANDING   COMMITTEES. 

Streets — J  A  Bitting,  C  Hamlen,  J  E  Gilmer 

Fire— S  Byerly,  W  B  Glenn 

Sanitary — T  J  Brown,  J  E  Gilmer,  Dr  V  0  Thompson 

BOARD   OF   AUDITORS. 

A  B  Gorrell,  T  J  Brown,  J  A  Bitting 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  OF  SALEM. 

Dr  J  F  SHAFFNER,  mayor 

COMMISSIONERS. 

J  G  Sides,  Dr  W  J  Hunter,  J  W  Fries,  W  T  Vogler,  Alex 

Ackerman,  D  T  Crouse,  E  A  Ebert 
C  B  Stockton,  police  and  night  watchman 


120  APPENDIX. 


» 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  OF  GREENSBORO. 

S  C  DODSON,  mayor 


Clerk— A  P  Eckel 

Treasurer — C  G  Yates 

Chief  of  Police— R  M  Rees 

Chief  of  Fire  Department — W  K  Eldridge 

COMMISSIONERS. 

L  M  Scott,  W  K  Eldridge,  Willis  Sykes,  A  P  Eckel,  J  C 
Cunningham,  C  G  Yates 
Commissioners  meet  1st  and  3d  Monday  nights  in  each 
month 

STANDING   COMMITTEES. 

School— L  M  Scott,  W  K  Eldridge,  J  C  Cunningham 
Streets— C  G  Yates,  Willis  Sykes,  L  M  Scott,  A  P  Eckel 


FORSYTH  COUNTY  GOVERNNENT. 


COUNTY    OFFICERS. 

Clerk  Superior  Court — C  S  Hauser. 

Clerk  Inferior  Court — Thomas  A  Wilson  - 

Judge  Inferior  Court — J  W  Fries 

Sheriff— A  Fogle 

Register  of  Deeds — D  P  Mast 

Treasurer — Phillip  Mock 

Board  of  County  Commissioners — T  T  Best,  E  A  Conrad,  T 

J  Valentine.     Meets  1st  Monday  in  each  month 
Inferior  Court  meets  2nd  Monday  in  February  and  August 
.Superior  Court  meets  7th  Monday  after  the  4th  Monday  of 

March  and  September 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

OLD    RICHMOND    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Thomas  Moser,  E  L  Reed,  Washington  Payne,  Old 
Richmond 


APPENDIX.  127 


KKRNERSVILLE    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices— G  W  Wilson,  V  W  Perry,  J  H  Morris,  W  G  Ker- 
ner,  Kernersville 

MIDDLEFORD  TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — P  A  Cox,  Calvin  Crews,  John  Beeson,  Winston 

VIENNA    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — B  Y  Hendrix,  A  S  Conrad,  Vienna 

SOUTH    FORK    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — John  Boyer,  Winston;  John  E  Faw,  Salem 

OLD    TOWN    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices— J  H  Cox,  C  H  Hauser,  S  N  McGee,  Old  Town 

SALEM    CHAPEL    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Thomas  J  Valentine,  Henry  Marshall,  Thomas  M 
Marshall,  Salem  Chapel 

LELEW'S    CREEK    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Fred  Fulton,  R  S  Linville,  White  Roads 

BETHANIA    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — A  P  Styers,  J  A  Anderson,  N  F  Sullivan,  Bethania 

BROAD    BAY    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — J  C  Smith,  Chas  Rothrock,  Salem 

LOUISVILLE    TOWNSHIP. 

Justice — J  P  Brinkley,  Louisville 

Abbott's  creek  township. 
Justices — Eli  Weavil,  Salem ;  Aquilla  Pitts,  Kernersville 

WINSTON    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — E  A  Ebert,  J  W  Fries,  Salem  ;  W  B  Johnson,  R  D 
McQuiston,  T  T  Best,  Martin  Grogan,  Winston 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

C  L  Rights,  W  A  Lemly,  Salem 
James  A  Gray,  R  T  Stedman,  Winston 


128  APPENDIX. 


GUILFORD  COUNTY  GOVERNMENT. 

Superior  Court  meets  1st  Monday  in  March,  1st  Monday  in 
September  and  the  14th  Monday  after  the  1st  Monday 
in  September 

Commissioners'  Court  meets  1st  Monday  in  each  month 

Judge  Superior  Court — John  Kerr 

COUNTY   OFFICERS. 

Sheriff— R  M  Stafford 

Clerk  Superior  Court — J  N  Nelson 

Register  of  Deeds  and  Clerk  Commissioners'  Court — Wm  U 

Steiner 
Treasurer — W  W  Ragsdale 
Solicitor— F  N  Strudwick 
County  Surveyor — Joseph  W  Gilmer 
Coroner — James  W  Albright 

COUNTY   COMMISSIONERS. 

L  C  Winchester,  chairman ;  R  K  Denny,  James  A  Stewart, 
David  Jordan — one  vacancy 

NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 

Neil  Ellington,  Greensboro 
R  M  Sloan,  Jr,  Green boro 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

WASHINGTON   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Alex  Tickel,  John  Cobb,  James  J  Busick 

ROCK   CREEK    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Caleb  A  Boon,  Daniel  P  Foust,  Geo  W  Clapp 

GREEN   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices— Peter  C  Smith,  W  M  Thompson,  J  W  Murray 

MADISON   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Mebane  Apple,  Robt  C  Rankin 


APPENDIX.  129 


JEFFERSON    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices— Joseph  A  McLean,  W  P  Wharton,  \V  T  Thorn 

CLAY    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Joseph  W  Gilmer,  Win  A  Coble 

MONROE   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices— D  G  Schofield,  Frank  Chilcutt,  J  W  McMichael 

GILMER   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — A  P  Eckel,  John  A  Pritchett,  John  L  Hendricks, 
Wrn  A  Horney 

FENTRESS   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — W  D  Hardin,  Allen  H  Scott,  John  M  Fentress 

CENTRE    GROVE   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Pinkney  Wall,  John  W  Winchester 

MOREHEAD    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — C  P  Mendenhall,  James  W  Albright,  Hiram  C 
Worth,  Geo  Donnell,  Arrington  Dilworth 

SUMMER    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Wm  L  Kirkman,  T  S  Davis 

BRUCE   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — J  T  Rhodes,  Thomas  Case,  John  L  Ogburn 

FRIENDSHIP   TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Thomas  E  Cook,  W  N  Armfield,  A  H  Lindsay 

JAMESTOWN    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — J  A  Gray,  John  W  Stack 

OAK    RIDGE    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — Chas  Case,  Jesse  Benbow 

DEEP    RIVER    TOWNSHIP. 

Justices — L  T  Davis,  Joseph  A  Davis 


130  APPENDIX. 


HIGH    POINT    TOWNSHIP. 


Justices — James  A  Campbell,  Cyrus  J  Wheeler,  R  F  Se- 
christ,  David  Jordan,  Henry  Clapp 


GOVERNMENT  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 

T  J  JARVIS,  Governor,  salary  $4,000. 

J  L  Robinson,  Lieutenant  Governor  and  Speaker  of  the  Sen- 
ate 
Wm  L  Saunders,  Secretary  of  State,  salary  $1,000  and  fees 
J  M  Worth,  Trasurer,  salary  $1,500 
D  W  Bain,  Chief  Clerk,  salary  $1,500    ' 
Samuel  L  Love,  Auditor,  salary  81,250 
A  J  Partin,  Chief  Clerk,  salary  $1,000 
J  C  Scarborough,  Supt  Public  Instruction,  salary  $1,500 
Johnstone  Jones,  Adjutant  Genl,  salary  $300 
Thos  S  Kenan,  AUy  Genl,  salary  $1,500 
W  C  Kerr,  State  Geologist,  salary  $2,500 
Sherwood  Haywood,  Librarian,  salary  $850 
J  McLeod  Turner,  Keeper  Capitol,  salary  $700 

The  Governor's  Council  consists  of  the  Secretary  of  State, 
Treasurer,  Auditor  and  Supt  of  Public  Instruction 

Supreme  Court — Wm    N  H   Smith,  Chief  Justice,  salary 

$2,500 
John  H  Dillard,  Associate  Justice,  salary  $2,500 
Thos  S  Ashe,  Associate  Justice,  salary  $2,500 
AV  H  Bagley,  Clerk,  salary  $1,000 
Supreme  Court  meets  in  Raleigh  on  the  first  Monday  in 

January  and  June 
U  S  Senators — Hon  M  W  Ransom  of  Weldon,  and  Hon  Z 

B  Vance  of  Charlotte 


UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT. 

R  B  Hayes,  of  Ohio,  President,  salary  $50,000 

W  A  Wheeler,  of  N  Y,  Vice-President,  salary  810,000 


APPENDIX.  131 


Wm  M  Evarts,  of  N  Y,  Secretary  of  State,  salary  $10,000 
John  Sherman,  of  Ohio,  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  salary 

$10,000  J 

Geo  W  McCrary,  of  Iowa,  Secretary  of  War,  salary  $10,000 
R  M  Thompson,  of  Indiana,  Secretary  of  the  Navy,  salary 

$10,000  J 

Carl  Schurz,  of  Mo,  Secretary  of  Interior,  salary  $10,000 
David  M  Key,  of  Tennessee,  Post  Master  General,  salary 

$10,000  J 

Chas  Devans,  of  Mass,  Attorney  General,  salary  $S,000 

SUPREME   COURT    OF   THE   UNITED   STATES. 

Chief  Justice— Morrison  R  Waite,  of  Ohio,  salary  $10,500 
Associate  Justices— Ward  Hunt,  of  N  Y;  Nathan  Clifford, 
of  Maine;  Noah  H  Swayne,  of  Ohio;  Samuel  F  Miller,  of 
Iowa;  Stephen  J  Field,  of  California;  Wm  M  Strong,  of 
Pennsylvania ;  Joseph  P  Bradley,  of  New  Jersey.  Salaries, 
each  810,000 

Court  holds  one  session  annually  in  Washington,  begin- 
ning on  the  1st  Monday  in  December 


UNITED  STATES  COURTS. 

NORTH   CAROLINA,   WESTERN   DISTRICT,   FOURTH   CIRCUIT. 

Circuit  Judge— Hugh  L  Bond,  Baltimore 
District  Judge— Robt  P  Dick,  Greensboro    ~'" 
Dist  Atty— V  S  Lusk,  Asheville,  N  C 
Asst  Dist  Atty— W  S  Ball,  Greensboro,  N  C 
Marshal— Robt  M  Douglas,  Greensboro,  N  C 

CLERKS    OF    THE    CIRCUIT    AND    DISTRICT    COURTS. 

John  W  Payne,  Greensboro 
Henry  C  Cowles,  Statesville 
J  E  Reed,  Asheville 

REGISTERS   IN   BANKRUPTCY. 

Thomas  B  Keogh,  Greensboro 
Robert  H  Broadfield,  Salisbury 
Hamilton  G  Ewart,  Hendersonville 


132  APPENDIX. 


The  courts  are  held  as  follows : 
First  Mondays  of  April  and  October  at  Greensboro 
Third  Mondays  of  April  and  October  at  Statesville 
First  Mondays  of  May  and  November  at  Asheville 
Second  Mondays  of  June  and  December  at  Charlotte 


SECRET  AND  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETIES. 

Masonic. 

WINSTON. 

Winston  Lodge,  No  167,  A  F  &  AM,  meets  2d  Saturday 
night  in  each  month,  on  Tuesday  night  of  Superior  Court 
and  on  the  anniversaries  of  the  Holy  St.  John — M  W  Nor- 
fleet,  W  M ;  J  Q  A  Barham,  SW;WH  Miller,  J  W  ;  C  J 
Ogburn,  Treas;  S  H  Smith,  Secy;  H  N  Snow,  S  D;  SF 
Pierce,  J  D ;  H  A  Holder,  Tiler 

Winston  Chapter,  No  24,  RAM,  meets  Masonic  Hall,  in 
Winston,  1st  and  3d  Saturday  evenings  in  each  month — 
H  T  Bahnson,  High  Priest;  S  E  Allen,  K  ;  C  Hamlen,  S; 
E  T  Ackerman,  C  of  H  ;  S  H  Smith,  P  S  ;  M  N  Williamson,  R 
A  C  :  J  Jacobs,  G  M  Third  Veil ;  N  M  Allen,  G  M  Second 
Veil ;  S  F  Pierce,  G  M  First  Veil ;  C  S  Hauser,  Secy ;  S  D 
Franklin,  Treas ;  H  A  Holder,  Tiler 

SALEM. 

Salem  Lodge,  No  289,  A  F  &  A  M,  meets  1st  Thursdays 
in  each  month  and  on  the  anniversaries  of  St  John  the 
Evangelist  and  the  Baptist,  at  Masonic  Hall,  Main  st — W 
G  Bahnson,  W  M ;  E  A  Ebert,  S  W ;  J  T  Schott,  J  W ;  S  E 
Butner,  Secy;  J  W  Hunter,  Treas;  E  T  Ackerman,  S  D  ;  C 
A  Fogle,  J  D;  J  F  Simmons,  Tiler 

GREENSBORO. 

Greensboro  Lodge,  No  76,  A  F  &  A  M,  meets  Saturday 
night  before  the  full  moon  on  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall, 
on  West  Market— S  C  Dodson,  W  M ;  J  R  Wharton,  S  W ; 
R  H  Smith,  J  W  ;  J  B  Balsley,  Treas  ;  J  W  Dick,  Secy ;  J 
Van  Lindley,  S  D;  Jas  Buchanan,  J  D;  Thos  S  Hayes, 
Tiler 


APPENDIX.  133 


Odd  Fellows. 


WINSTON. 


Salem  Lodge,  No  36,  I  0  0  F,  meets  every  Tuesday  night, 
at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  over  Thompson's  drug  store — W  A 
Walker,  N  G;  H  T  Foucht,  V  G;  John  S  Masten,  R  S;  J 
H  Shultz,  P  G ;  C  Hamlen,  Treas 

Salem  Encampment,  No  20,  I  0  0  F,  meets  1st  and  3d 
Fridays  in  each  month,  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  over  Thomp- 
son's drug  store — E  A  Strupe,  C  P  ;  John  H  Masten,  H  P; 
T  F  Crist,  S  W  ;  F  W  Meller,  J  W  ;  J  H  Shultz,  Scribe ;  C 
Hamlen,  Treasurer 

GREENSBORO. 

Buena  Vista  Lodge,  No  21, 1  0  0  F,  meets  at  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Hall  on  every  Tuesday  evening — J  H  Jackson,  N  G  ; 
L  S  Ellison,  V  G ;  John  Chamberlain,  Secy ;  H  H  Cartland, 
Treas;  W  R  Murray,  P  G  ;  J  H  Harris,  Warden  ;  J  F  Has- 
kins,  C  ;  W  R  Murray,  R  S  to  N  G  ;  M  Pretzfelder,  L  S  to 
N  G;  N  D  Doudy,  R  S  to  V  G ;  S  Steel,  L  S  to  V  G;  Wm 
Young,  R  S  S ;  J  Fetzer,  L  S  S ;  G  M  Adams,  I  G ;  D  Scott, 
0  G ;  D  D  Gallaspie,  Chaplain 

Knights  of  Honor. 

WINSTON. 

Winston  Lodge  K  of  H  No  1673,  meets  1st  and  3d  Tues- 
day nights  of  each  month — J  C  Buxton,  D ;  A  B  Gorrell,  V 
D ;  Saml  H  Smith,  AD;  Dr  H  T  Bahnson,  P  D  ;  J  H  Nel- 
son, Reporter;  H  N  Snow,  F  Reporter;  M  W  Norfleet, 
Treas;  SD  Franklin,  Chaplain;  R  T  Stedman,  Guide;  F 
L  Moore,  Guardian  ;  W  C  Causey,  Sentinel ;  Dr  H  T  Bahn- 
son, Medical  Examiner;  Dr  H  T  Bahnson,  R  D  Johnston 
and  J  R  Pierce,  Trustees 

Knights  of  Pythias. 

SALEM. 

Salem  Lodge,  No  18,  meets  every  Wednesday  night  at 
Masonic  Hall  in  Salem— H  S  Crist,  C  C ;  L  A  Brietz,  V  C  ; 


134  APPENDIX 


\V  Y  Ry  veil,  Prelate  ;  R  A  Hamilton  M  of  F ;  WG  Bahn- 
son,  M  of  E ;  J  H  Shultz,  K  of  R  S 

Independent  Order  of  Good  Templars. 

WINSTON. 

Winston  Lodge,  No  66,  I  0  0  G  T,  meets  every  Thursday 
night  in  their  hall  over  V  0  Thompson's  drug  store — J  Q 
A  Barbara,  W  C  T  ;  Miss  M  Waggoman,  W  V  T  ;  Edward 
Moyer,  Chaplain;  Paul  Crutchfield,  R  S;  Thomas  Farrow, 
F  S;  Miss  Mollie  White,  Treas  ;  Thos  Patterson,  Marshall  ; 
Miss  Mamie  Ferrabee,  Asst  Marshal ;  James  Hodgin.I  G; 
Albert  White,  0  G;  Miss  Ellen  McKnight,  R  H  S;  Miss 
Flora  Crumpler,  LH8;  WW  Workman,  P  W  C  T 

Jeptha's  Daughter. 

SALEM. 

Eastern  Star  Chapter  Jeptha's  Daughter  No  14,  meets 
every  second  and  fourth  Monday  evening  in  each  month, 
in  Masonic  Hall,  Salem,  N  C.  E  A  Ebert,  W  P;  Miss  M  A 
Fogle,  W  M  ;  Mrs  F  Fisher,  A  M  ;  Mrs  Addie  Vance,  Secy  ; 
Mrs  J  W  Hunter,  Treas;  Mrs  J  D  Hollister,  Cond  ;  Mrs  A 
E  Keehln,  Asst  Cond  ;  -Mrs  A  Vogler,  Warden  ;  C  F  Mickle, 
Sentinel 

SALEM   CLASSICAL   MUSICAL   SOCIETY. 

Meets  in  Music  Hall,  e  s  Main  bet  Bank  and  New  Shal- 
lowford,  every  Tuesday  night.  H  T  Bahnson,  Prest;  A 
Lichenthaler,*Sec'y  ;  E  A  Ebert,  Treas  ;  Prof  E  W  Lineback, 
Musical  Director ;  Prof  A  C  Meinung,  Asst  Musical  Director ; 
R  Chitty,  Janitor 

SALEM   LITERARY   SOCIETY. 

Meets  every  Friday  evening  at  Literary  Hall  n  e  cor  Main 
and  New  Shallowford.  J  H  Shott,  Prest;  R  T  Beck,  Vice- 
Prest;  H  E  Shore,  Sec'y;  W  Peterson,  Treas;  J  L  Brietz, 
Librarian  ;  G  E  Keehlen,  Chaplain;  T  MButner,  Steward 


APPENDIX.  l::., 


CITIZENS     READING    CLUB    OF   SALEM. 

Open  every  Sunday  and  every  evening  prom  7  to  10  p  in. 
C  W  Vogler,  Prest ;  J  H  Shultz,  Sec'y  ;  W  T  Shore,  Treas  ; 
Reuben  Chitty,  Custodian 

SALEM    FIRE    DEPARTMENT. 

DTCrouse  Chief;  N  T  Shore,  1st  Lieut;  John  Shott, 
2nd  Lieut;  John  PI  Shultz,  Sec'y  and  Treas;  Thomas  Kerns, 

Engineer 

MILITARY. 

Winston  Light  Infantry— J  T  Vann,  Captain  ;  R  T  Sted- 
man,  1st  Lieut;  Edward  Wilson,  2d  Lieut;  John  T  Brown, 
3rd  Lieut 

GREENSBORO. 

I.    O.    G.    T. 

Greensboro  Lodge,  No.  7,  I  O  G  T,  m^ets  every  Monday 
night  at  Bogart's  Hall,  West  Market  street.  W  S  Ball,  W 
C  T;  Mrs  J  W  Cook,  W  R  H  S;  Miss  Lavina  Swan,  W  L 
H  S;  Miss  Mary  C  Adams,  W  V  T;  Charlie  Clark,  W  S ; 
J  G  Fowler,  W  A  S  ;  H  H  Cartland,  W  F  S;  Miss  Eannie 
Adams,  WT;  W  A  Hayes,  W  M;  Miss  Alice  A  Wolfe,  W 
D  M ;  Miss  Dora  Morton,  WIG;  W  S  Moore,  W  0  G  ;  Rev 
T  Harrison,  W  C  Chaplain  ;  J  H  Harris,  P  W  C  T 

YOUNG    MEN'S    CHRISTIAN    ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Geo  H  Gregory  ;  Vice  Presidents,  W  F.  Alder- 
man, R  M  Stafford,  H  M  Alford,  John  A  Gilmer  ;  Secretary, 
David  Scott ;  Treasurer,  Chas  D  Yates.  Meetings,  Friday 
night  and  Sunday  afternoon.  Rooms  over  "North  State'" 
office,  s  Elm  street. 

WINSTON. 

YOUNG    MEN'S    CHRISTIAN    ASSOCIATION. 

Meets  at  their  Hall  in  Winston,  up  stairs,  Joyner  build- 


136  APPENDIX. 


ing,  every  Monday  night ;  Prayer  Meeting  every  Sunday  3£ 
P  M.  H  N  Snow,  President;  I  W  Durham,  1st  Vice  Pres- 
ident ;  M  W  Norfleet,  2nd  Vice  President ;  W  B  Glenn,  3rd 
Vice  President;  J  B  Vaughn,  4th  Vice  President ;  John  D 
Paylor,  Secretary ;  John  F  Griffith,  Treasurer. 


Banks. 


WINSTON. 


First  National  Bank  of  Winston — Incorporated  1876 ; 
capital  $100,000;  surplus  $20,000;  undivided  profits  $10,000; 
J  A  Bitting,  President;  S  H  Hodgin,  Vice-President;  J  W 
Alspaugh,  Cashier;  RT  Stedman,  Assistant  Cashier.  Di- 
rectors— J  A  Bitting,  W  A  Whitaker,  J  W  Alspaugh,  N  D 
Sullivan,  S  H  Hodgin,  Chesley  Hamlen,  T  J  Brown 

Wachovia  National  Bank— Capital  $150,000.  W  F  Bow- 
man, President;  E  Belo,  Vice-President;  W  A  Lemly, 
Cashier;  Jas  A  Gray,  Assistant  Cashier.  Directors — W  T 
Bowman,  E  Belo,  J  W  Hunter,  J  C  Roberts,  J  R  Vogler,  H 
T  Bahnson,  Jas  A  Gray 

GREENSBORO. 

The  National  Bank  of  Greensboro— Capital  $100,000. 
Jesse  H  Lindsay,  President;  Lyndon  Swain,  Vice-President; 
Julius  A  Gray,  Cashier.  Directors — Jesse  H  Lindsay,  Lyn- 
don Swain,  J  M  Odell,  Wilson  S  Hill,  C  N  McAdoo,  W  J 
Armfield,  Jed  H  Lindsay 

Educational. 

SALEM. 

Salem  Female  Academy — Founded  1802;  Rev  J  T  Zorn, 
Principal,  English  Language  and  Literature  and  Latin; 
Rev  L  B  Wurreschke,  Mathematics  and  Natural  Science ; 
Emma  A  Lehman,  History  and  English  Literature ;  Maria 
E  Vogler,  Algebra;  Louisa  C  Shaffner,  Drawing  and  Paint- 
ing; Prof  F  Agthe,  Music  Department;  eight  resident  lady 
teachers;  sixteen  instructors;  J  T  Shaffner,  M  D,  Medical 
Director 


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APPENDIX.  137 


Salem  Boys'  School — Rev  Edward  Rondthaler,  Principal; 
Rev  A  Licbenthaler,  Teacher;  Rev  James  E  Hall  and  Robt 
Kerner,  Assistants 

WINSTON. 

Winston  Male  Academy — Classical,  Mathematical,  Scien- 
tific and  Commercial;  J  A  Monroe,  A  M,  Principal,  with 
competent  assistants 

GREENSBORO. 

Greensboro  Female  College — Founded  1846;  average  at- 
tendance for  twenty  years  about  140 ;  T  M  Jones,  President ; 
W  F  Alderman,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Faculty ;  C  F 
Mendenhall,  President  of  Trustees ;  J  A  Cunningim,  Sec- 
retary and  Treasurer  of  Trustees 

Greensboro  Graded  School  (white) — Organized  1875 ;  at- 
tendance 180 ;  daily  average  150 ;  supported  by  county 
school  funds  and  city  school  tax.  Alex  Mclver,  Principal; 
Samuel  C  Smith,  teacher  of  grammar  school;  Miss  Sallie 
Brent,  teacher  of  intermediate  school ;  Miss  Lizzie  M  Lind- 
say, teacher  of  primary  school.  Students  prepared  for  college 

Greensboro  Graded  School  (colored) — Organized  1875; 
average  attendance  150  ;  Chas  Moore,  Principal ;  Mrs  J  A 
Davis,  Assistant 

Bennett  Seminary  (colored) — Prof  T  0  Thayer,  Principal ; 
Henry  Mebane  and  Miss  Hill,  Assistants 

Churches. 

WINSTON. 

Baptist — Rev  H  A  Brown,  pastor,  n  s  2nd  2  e  Church* 
Services  10:30,  A  M  and  8PM;  Sunday  school  9:30,  A  M ; 
Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  night. 

M  E  Church,  (South) — s  w  cor  Liberty  and  6th,  Rev  P  J 
Carraway,  pastor.  Services  10:30,  A  M  and  8PM;  Sunday 
School  9,  A  M ;  Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  night. 

M  P  Church— s  w  cor  Liberty  and  7th,  Rev  R  H  Wills, 
pastor.  Sevices  10:30,  A  M  and  8  PM;  Sunday  School  2, 
P  M  ;  Prayer  Meeting  Tuesday  night. 

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138  APPENDIX. 


St  Paul's,  Episcopal — s  s  4th  nr  Cherry.  Services  every 
4th  Sunday  in  each  month,  11  A  M  and  4  P  M,  conducted 
alternately  by  the  Rev  R  B  Sutton  and  Rev  W  S  Bynutn. 

COLORED. 

A  M  E  Zion  Church — n  e  cor  3rd  and  Chestnut,  Rev  L  R 
Ferebee,  pastor.  Services  11,  A  M  and  3  7  and  P  M ;  Sunday 
School  9AM;  Prayer  Meeting  Wednesday  evening. 

M  E  Church — s  e  cor  Church  and  7th,  Rev  Isaac  Wells, 
pastor.  Services  11  A  M  and  8  PM,  2nd  and  4th  Sundays 
in  each  month,  and  every  Wednesday  night ;  Sunday  School 

9  AM. 

SALEM. 

Moravian  Church — Rev  E  Rondthaler,  pastor.     Services 

10  A  M  and  7:30  P  M"  Sunday  School   1PM;   Prayer 
Meeting  Wednesday  7  30,  P  M. 

Elm  Street  Sunday  School — every  Sabbath  at  1 :30. 

COLORED. 

Moravian  Church,  Rev  James  E  Hall,  pastor.  Services 
7:30  P  M,  every  Sunday,  and  10  A  M  2nd  and  4th  Sundays 
in  each  month;  Sunday  School  1:30  P  M;  Prayer  Meeting 
Wednesday  evening. 

GREENSBORO. 

Baptist  Church — Rev  T  Harrison,  pastor.  Services  11  A 
M  and  7  PM;  Sunday  School  9  AM;  Prayer  Meeting, 
Tuesday  evening 

Catholic  Church — Rev  P  Moore,  pastor.  Services  1st  and 
4th  Sunday  in  each  month. 

M  E  Church  (South)— Rev  D  R  Bruton,  pastor.    Services 

11  A  M  and   7:30  P  M;  Sunday  School   9   AM;  Prayer 
Meeting  Wednesday  evening. 


APPENDIX. 


139 


Presbyterian  Church— Rev.  J  H  Smith,  D  D,  pastor. 
Services  11  A  M  and  7:30  P  M;  Sunday  School  3:30  P  M; 
Prayer  Meeting  and  Lecture  every  Wednesday  night. 

St  Barnabas,  Episcopal— Rev  R  B  Sutton,  D  D,  rector,  Rev 
W  S  Bynum,  asst.  Services  11  A  M  and  7:30  P  M ;  Sunday 
School  3PM;  Prayers  Wednesdays  and  Tuesdays,  and  all 
Saints'  days,  at  9  A  M. 


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costs  and  is  worth  more  than  cheap  work.  All  work  done  by  me, 
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Forsyth  and  Guilford  Counties,  I.  C. 


An  Alphabetical  List  of  the  Villages  and  Post  Offices  in  the  two 

Counties,  Giving  the  Names  of  the  Business  Men  in  Each, 

and  the  Principal  Farmers  in  the  Counties. 


Belew's  Creek  Mills. 

Brown  B  S,  tobacco  rnnfr 
Landus  J,  farmer 
Linville  E  B,  shoemaker 
Medearis  W  M,  farmer 
Murray  J,  miller 
Neal  C  W  L,  farmer 
Robeson  J  A,  postmaster 
Sharp  C,  farmer 
Thomas  N,  farmer 

Bethania. 

Davis  S  D,  physician 
Grubs  S  S,  blacksmith 
Grubs  W,  blacksmith 
Hauser  R  A,  physician 
Jones  B,  physician 
Kapp  E  T,  miller 
Lash  F  H,  merchant 
Lash  T  B,  saw  mill 
Lawrence  J,  farmer 
Lehman  0  J,  tobacco  mnfr 
Lehman  0  J  &  Co,  merchants 
Lehman  W  E,  farmer 
Moser  T,  grocer 


Reich  R  D,  blacksmith 
Schaub  E,  silversmith 
Speace  JD,US  Reg  distillery 
Sprinkle  B,  farmer 
Sprinkle  &  Co,  steam  saw  mill 
Stauber  S  P,  farmer 
Stoltz  P  A,  coppersmith 
Strumpe  L  J,  painter 
Transon  &  Bros,  wagon  mkrs 
Transon  &  Stoltz,  wgn  mnfrs 
Waeff  J  A,  farmer 

Five  Forks,  Stokes  Co. 

(Names  of  persons  in  Forsyth.) 

Anderson  II  G,  farmer 
Campbell  A,  farmer 
Flyn  H,  merchant 
Grubbs  L  E,  miller 
Hauser  I,  mechanic 
Helsabeck  E  J,  farmer 
Helsabeck  H  S,  farmer 
Helsabeck  S  H,  minister 
Kison  J  M,  farmer 
Kruger  I  N,  farmer 
Lloyd  W,  farmer 


142 


GAZETTEER. 


Newsom  A  T,  farmer 
Newsom  J  G,  farmer 
Petree  E,  mechanic 
Schaub  W  S,  farmer 
Shamell  G  N,  farmer 
Speace  J  H,  farmer 
Spainhower  C  A,  farmer 
Vest  C,  farmer 
Vest  L  M,  farmer 

Flat  Branch. 

Armfield  J  F,  school  teacher 
Cox  P  A,  dentist 
Cox  R  L,  farmer 
Cox  W  H,  postmaster 
Crews  J,  grocer 
Day  J,  farmer 
Grubbs  Henry,  farmer 
Grubbs  J  E,  farmer 
Marshall  L,  farmer 
Marshall  T,  farmer 
Reich  S,  farmer 
Thomasson  H  W,  farmer 
Waggoner  L  P,  farmer 
Walker  D  G,  farmer 
Walker  R,  farmer 
Walker  Wm,  farmer 
Woods  A,  farmer 

Friedburg. 

Anderson  T,  mnfr  wagons 
Berrier  D,  farmer 
Burk  G,  farmer 
Burk  J,  farmer 
Crouch  J,  farmer 
Foltz  A,  mnfr  grain  cradles 
Foltz  E,  mnfr  grain  cradles 
Foltz  F,  mnfr  wagons 
Feshel  J  T,  blacksmith 
Foltz  T,  blacksmith 
Hege  J  A,  farmer 
Kanaufe  J,  blacksmith 


Lembach  J  B,  minister 
Mendenhall  L  B,  farmer 
Miller  F  J,  lawyer 
Miller  J  H,  foundry 
Miller  F  A,  physician 
Mock  J,  farmer 
Mullican  E  W,U  S  gauger 
Padget  C  A,  carpenter 
Pickle  C,  farmer 
Pickle  J,  farmer 
Raper  W  D,  farmer 
Reich  W,  farmer 
Spaugh  C,  farmer 
Spaugh  D  A,  merchant 
Spaugh  E  J,  agt  D  A  Spaugh 
Spaugh  T  T,  farmer 
Weesner  E  M,  farmer 
Weesner  J,  carpenter 
Welfare  E  A,  farmer 
Woosley  L  A,  farmer 
Zeverly  J  H,  farmer 

Kernersville. 

Adkins  E  B,  farmer 
Ballard  P,  brickmason 
Beard  J  W,  farmer 
Beard  &  Roberts,  genl  mer- 
chandise and  tobacconists 
Benbow  &  McKinney,  mnfrs 

tobacco 
Blaylock  R  A,  farmer 
Bodenheimer  L  I,  minister 
Brookbank  H  T,  farmer 
Bowman  G  W,  farmer 
Carter  Wm,  shoemaker 
Clinard  Wm,  farmer 
Crews  John,  farmer 
Crews  J  I,  farmer 
Crew  W  W,  farmer 
Davis  H,  harness  maker 
Dean  M  C,  farmer 
Dwiggins  Ashley,  farmer 


GAZETTEER.  143 


Dwiggins  D,  farmer  Perry  V  W,  farmer 

Edwards  H  C,  farmer  Plunkett  J  F,  cabinet  mkr 

Fentress  R  E,  plasterer  Ray  J  S,  princ'l  normal  school 

Fulton  R  D,  carpenter  Rights  C  L,  minister 

Gentry  John  W,  saw  mill        Robertson  Albert,  farmer 
Glascock  John  B,  farmer         Sapp  B  J,  physician  and  propr 
Griffith  W  A  &  Son,  carriage    Sapp's  Hotel 

mnfrs  Sapp  N  W,  genl  merchandise, 

Guyer  &  Co,  genl  merchandise     also  hotel 
Harmon  J  S,  millwright         Shields  David,  farmer 
Hasten  John,  farmer  Stafford  Andy,  farmer 

Hasten  M  M,  farmer  Stafford  Henry,  farmer 

Hendrix  B  Y,  carpenter  Stafford  Levi,  farmer 

Hester  L  B,  shoemaker  Stafford  &  Son,  genl  mdse 

Hitchcock  John,  farmer  Starbuck  Elihu,  farmer 

Huff  E  K,  painter  Starbuck  Lewis,  farmer 

Hunt  M  J,  pastor  MECh       Starbuck  Reuben,  farmer 
Kerner  C,  physician  Starbuck  T  C,  farmer 

Kerner  E,  physician  Stewart  G  W,  cabinet  maker 

Kernel  I,  genl  merchandise;  Stockton  W  D,  genl  mdse 

also  propr  Kerner's  Hotel    Totten  J  H,  minister  and  fmr 
Kerner  J  G,  painter  Trawick  S  R,  Principal  Ker- 

Kerner  J  J,  carpenter  nersville  High  School 

Kerner  N  M,  farmer  Vance  Martin,  farmer 

Kerner  R  B,  mnfr  tobacco       Watson  J  W,  farmer 
Kerner   Richard  P,  R  R  andWilson  G  W,  farmer 

express  agt   and  telegraph  Louisville. 

operator 
Kerner  W  G,   magistrate  andBrinkley  B,  farmer 

carpenter  Boyles  T  L,  saw  mill 

King  J  L,  mnfr  plug  and  twistConrad  A,  dentist 

tobacco,  genl  merchandise  ;  Conrad  A  E,  miller  and  farmer 

also  postmaster  Conrad  Mrs  L  J,  farmer 

Lash  Wiley  (c),  shoemaker     Craft  &  Whitman,  saw  mill 
Leak  W  H,  mnfr  tobacco  andHarper  &  Craft,  millers 

distiller  Hege  Alex,  farmer 

Lewis  A,  mnfr  buggies,  etc      Jnscore  W  H,  farmer 
Lindsay  A  D,  physician  andLaugenour  L  C,  farmer 

druggist  Luper  L  C,  farmer 

Linville  W  M,  farmer  Mock  G,  farmer 

Matthews  L  M,  farmer  Nissen  W,  agt,  saw  mill 


144 


GAZETTEER. 


Sink  A  J,  farmer  Flemons  C,  farmer 

Smith  Mrs  A,  farmer  Flynn  H,  farmer 

Springs  L  W,commercial  trav-Hawser  I,  mechanic 

eler  Hawser  S,  farmer 

Stumpson  A  D,  farmer  Hawser  W,  farmer 

Wright  E  H,  genl  store  andHendrix  D,  farmer 


postmaster 

Mount  Tabor. 

Alspaugh  J,  minister 
Beck  V  I,  shoemaker 
Berath  J,  farmer 
Boose  J  A,  farmer 
Boose  T,  postmaster 
Conrad  A  S,  farmer 
Conrad  I,  farmer 
Conrad  J,  cabinet  maker 
Conrad  T,  farmer 
Crim  J,  farmer 
Dull  E  C,  farmer 
Endsley  D,  farmer 
Lienbach  I,  farmer 
Lienbach  J  I,  farmer 
Livengood  A,  farmer 
Livengood  J,  farmer 
Norman  J  P,  farmer 
Pfaff  F  N,  farmer 
Pfaff  F  W,  farmer 
Pfaff  J  E,  farmer 
Pfaff  N,  farmer 
Pfaff  P,  farmer 
Pfaff  A  E,  farmer 
Petree  A,  farmer 
Petree  I,  farmer 
Petree  J  A,  farmer 
Pratt  J  S,  farmer 
Shamell  J,  farmer 
Snipes  A  C,  farmer 
Thomas  E,  farmer 

Old  Richmond. 

Briggs  Ed,  farmer 


Coley  J,  miller  and  postmaster    J  P 


Hendrix  J,  farmer 
Hendrix  R,  farmer 
Ingram  T  J,  farmer 
Logins  J,  farmer 
Long  H,  farmer 
Long  J,  farmer 
Long  John,  farmer 
Moser  W,  farmer 
Payne  R,  farmer 
Payne  W,  farmer 
Pittard  J,  farmer 
Randleman  J,  farmer 
Reed  A,  farmer 
Reed  H  L,  farmer 
Riger  A  B,  farmer 
Riger  S.  farmer 
Scales  J,  farmer 
Scott  H,  farmer 
Shamell  G,  farmer 
Shamell  J,  farmer 
Shamell  W,  farmer 
Spece  J,  farmer 
Spees  J,  farmer 
Sprinkle  J  B,  farmer 
Stone  T,  farmer 
Vogler  W,  farmer 
Walls  J,  farmer 

Old  Town. 

Banks  C,  farmer 

Barnes  S  M,  planter 

Beck  W,  planter 

Clatou  W,  farmer 

Claton  W  F,  farmer 

Fulk  A,  blacksmith 

Hauser  C  H,  wheelwright  and 


GAZETTEER. 


145 


Hening  E  T,  farmer 
Hine  F  T,  merchant 
Hine  J  J,  farmer 
Hine  T  T,  farmer 
Hutchins  J  V,  farmer 
James  F,  farmer 
Kiser  J,  farmer 
Krause  E  T,  farmer 
Lawrence  J,  farmer 
Lawrence  W,  farmer 
Lock  W  J,  wagon  mnfr 
Maracomb  A,  shoemaker 
McGee  S  M,  farmer 
Null  H  N,  farmer  and  P  M 
Peace  W  J,  farmer 
Pratt  F  M,  farmer 
Richmond  T  M,  planter 
Shore  J,  farmer 
Snipe  A,  farmer 
Smith  D  E,  minister 
Walker  R,  carpenter 

Salem  Chapel. 

Caffey  M  D,  tobacco  trader 
Crawford  J  K,  farmer 
Crew  G  H,  U  S  storekeeper 
Crews  R  S,  dept  sheriff 
Crews  R  &  Sons,  tob  mnfrs 
Dalton  T  P,  farmer 
Fare  J  F,  tob  mnfr 
Fi»Uon  F,  dealer  in  leaf  tob 
Haizlip  £T,  carpenter 
Haizlip  W  H,  brickmason 
Marshall  H,  farmer  and  J  P 
Marshall  J  M,  postmaster 


Reed  H,  farmer 
Reed  W,  farmer 
Samuel  H,  farmer 
Strader  J  A,  merchant 
Waddill  J  D,  book  agent 
West  C  H,  farmer 
White  R  S,  farmer 
Zimmerman  S,  distiller 

Sedge's  Garden. 

Beck  F,  farmer 
Claton  M,  farmer 
Clayton  W,  farmer 
Cox  R  L,  farmer 
Crews  C  E,  farmer 
Crews  J,  farmer 
Davis  CT,  blacksmith 
Davis  F,  blacksmith 
Davis  J,  farmer 
Fulk  W,  farmer 
Grubbs  H  H,  farmer 

Grubbs  J  E,  farmer 

Grubbs  R  W,  farmer 

Grubbs  T  W,  farmer 

Grubbs  W,  farmer 

Hampton  T  P,  minister 

James  P,  farmer 

Marshall  T,  farmer 

Marshall  T  N,  school-teacher 

Marshall  W,  farmer 

Morris  T  M,  farmer 

Ogburn  N,  farmer 

Stultz  J,  farmer 

Stultz  T,  minister 

Styres  J,  farmer 

Sullivan  N  F,  blacksmith 


Marshall  J  W,  grist  mill 
Marshall  S  L  &  W  N,  farmers  Waggoner  J,  postmaster 
Marshall  T  M, farmer  and  J  PWalker  D  G  Jr,  carpenter 
Matthews  L,  saw  mill  Walker  J  L,  farmer 

Newson  T  T,  teacher  Walker  T  C,  carpenter 

Reed  E,  farmer  Zimmerman  J  C,  farmer 


146 


GAZETTEER. 


Tobaccoville. 

Hauser  R  A,  physician 
Kreeger  J  H,  farmer 
Kreeger  J  W,  farmer 
Long  H  H,  farmer 
Moser  H  T,  farmer 
Orrender  C  R,  tobacconist  and 

postmaster 
Orrender  C  R  &Co,  merchants 
Reed  J,  farmer 
Spain  hour  J,  farmer 
Vest  J  B,  merchant 

Vienna. 

Apperson  J,  farmer 
Conrad  E,  miller  and  farmer 
Conrad  J  P,  farmer 
Davis  S  D,  physician 
Doub  C,  lime  kiln 
Doub  EMC,  farmer 
Doub  J,  farmer 
Doub  J  N  S,  farmer 
Doub  L,  carpenter 
Doub  S  W,  farmer 
Franklin  J  L,  farmer 
Hauser  J,  nurseryman 
Hauser  Saml,  teacher 
Hauser  W,  ferryman 
Goslin  W  H  Sr,  farmer 
Goslin  W  H,  farmer 
Greeder  A  L,  postmaster 
Kapp  J  H  &  Co,  merchants 
Kirk  man  R  G,  cooper 
Lehman  D  S,  blacksmith 
Lemback  J,  farmer 
Mock  J,  blacksmith 
Mock  J  C,  minister 
Mock  P  Sr,  blacksmith 
Robbins  J  P,  farmer 
Spease  H,  farmer 
Spease  J,  farmer 


Sprinkle  W,  farmer 
Yates  T,  ferryman 

Walkerstown. 

Andrews  J  T,  mechanic 
Barker  E,  wood  workman 
Cemmons  S  S,  blacksmith 
Darnell  T  H,  dealer  in  fruit 
Dicks  W  P,  physician 
Frazier  B,  farmer 
Frazier  S,  farmer 
Frazier  W  W,  farmer 
Grubbs  E,  farmer 
Grubbs  G,  farmer 
Grubbs  J  F,  merchant 
Grubbs  T  H,  farmer 
Hester  H  A,  merchant 
Jones  J  W,  county  surveyor 
Jones  M,  farmer 
Jones  W  F,  farmer 
Lewis  J  T,  farmer 
Linville  D  S,  farmer 
Linville  E  W,  postmaster 
Linville  J,  farmer 
Marshall  S  T,  farmer 
Martin  M,  farmer 
Martin  W,  farmer 
Mecum  J  C,  farmer 
Mecum  J  H,  blacksmith 
Moir  J,  farmer 
Morris  I,  chair-maker 
Morris  J  H,  physician 
Morris  J  L,  chair-maker 
Morris  M  M,  farmer 
Parish  R,  farmer 
Smith  J  T,  shoemaker 
Stewart  A  J,  farmer 
Sullivan  N  D,  tobacco  mnfr 
Swain  W  H,  farmer 
Vanhoy  A,  farmer 
Van  hoy  J,  wood  workman 


GAZETTEER. 


147 


Vanhoy  R,  farmer  Hufferman  G,  miller 

Waggoner' R,  fmr  and  miller  King  &  Hanner,  merchants 
Wilson  NS.with  N  DSullivanJohnson  A,  miller 

May  L,  farmer 


White  Road. 

Crutchfield  L  S,  farmer 
Fulp  J  A,  merchant 
Fulp  W  W,  postmaster 
Fulton  H  C,  minister 
Fulton  L  W,  farmer 
Hester  B  R,  farmer 
Hester  J,  farmer 
Hester  W  H,  farmer 
Lewis  H  A,  farmer 
Lewis  J  M,  farmer 
Lewis  L  G,  merchant 
Linville  M,  farmer 
Linville  W  S,  farmer 
Love  J  H,  farmer 
Lowrey  &  Fulp,  millers 
Martin  J  T,  farmer 
Pegram  A  G,  farmer 
Vance  H  D,  farmer 
Vance  J  S,  farmer 
Vance  W  M,  farmer 
Vass  A  G,  farmer 
Whicker  M  L,  farmer 


Murray  J  W,  J  P 
Thompson  W  M,  J  P 
Wharton  T  G,  farmer 
Woods  J  R,  dept  sheriff 

Brown's  Summit. 

Bevill  S  G,  farmer 
Chilcutt  J  W,  J  P 
Chilcutt  R  G,  farmer 
Chilcutt  R  L,  farmer 
Cunningham  J  C,  merchant 
Denney  R  K,  M  D 
Doggett  James,  farmer 
Doggett  John,  farmer 
Traxler  G  R,  farmer 
Traxler  J  R,  farmer 
Gant  James,  farmer 
Gaut  S  S,  farmer 
Gilchrist  C,  farmer 
Graves  J  S,  farmer 
Lambeth  J  J,  farmer 
Lewis  C  A,  merchant 
McMichael  JW.JP 
Miles  J,  farmer 
Mitchell  J  J,  postmaster 
Moore  T,  farmer 
Moore  W  D,  farmer 
Pritchett  Wm,  farmer 


GUILFORD  COUNTY. 
Brick  Church. 

Barker  E  P,  minister 
Bowman  C  A,  school  teacher  Rankin  W  H,  merchant 
Brown  B,  farmer  Reed  A  H,  farmer 

Brown  W,  farmer  Reed  G  W,  farmer 

Clapp  D  F,  merchant  Reed  J  A,  farmer 

Clapp  J  J,  farmer  and  tanner  Rudd  H,  farmer 
Coble  W  A,  physician  Smith  W  D,  farmer 

Coley  A  C,  farmer  Thacker  I,  farmer 

Fogleman  P,  farmer  Walker  W  T,  D  D 

Foust  &  Hanner,  merchants   Weatherly  R  0,  farmer 


148 


GAZETTEER. 


Worth  WMD,  farmer 

Centre. 

Anthony  G,  farmer 
Davis  S,  farmer 
Davis  M,  mill  owner 
Hodgin  J,  farmer 
Hodgin  Jonathan,  farmer 
Hodgin  J  A,  merchant 
Hodgin  M,  farmer 
Lamb  T  C,  farmer 


Deep  River. 

Brown  B  A,  fruit  tree  agent 
Charles  G  W,  farmer 
Chipman  Joel,  farmer 
Davis  D  L,  farmer 
Davis  J  D,  merchant 
Davis  L  F,  merchant 
Hedgecock  J  M,  farmer 
Mendenhall  A  L,  farmer 
Mendenhall  E  E,  farmer  and 
PM 


Murrow  A  C,  U  S  storekeeperMendenhall  j  M  farmer 

Murrow  J,  farmer 

Osborne  O,  farmer 

Reynolds  J,  mechanic 

Stanley  J  H,  farmer 

Trogden  R  F,  mill  owner 


Colfax. 

Bohanan  B,  merchant 
Bowman  G  W,  farmer 
Clark  J,  farmer 
Cude  M  L,  farmer 
Davis  J  A,  J  P 
Davis  R  Y,  postmaster 
Linville  D  C,  minister 
Morgan  E,  merchant 
Pegg  P,  tobacconist 
Pegg  W,  farmer 
Rood  R  C,  farmer 
Sichrist  S,  brickmason 
Starbuck  L,  minister 
Starbuck  T  C,  farmer 
Taylor  G  W,  merchant 

Company  Mills. 

Andrews  A,  farmer 
Brown  A  J,  farmer 
Clapp  L,  farmer 
Loman  A,  farmer 
Wyrick  J,  farmer 


Mendenhall  S  H,  farmer 
Welbon  J  R,  farmer 
Wheeler  C  J,  farmer 
Wheeler  W,  soapstone  dealer 

Freeman's  Mills. 

Anthy  J,  farmer 
Bryant  R  C,  farmer 
Coffin  A,  farmer 
Frazer  D  L,  farmer 
Frazer  H,  farmer 
Frazer  W,  farmer 
Freeman  J  W,  farmer 
Hirshman  J  N,  miller 
Johnson  C,  farmer 
Leonard  J,  farmer 
Love  D,  farmer 
Marsh  T  B,  farmer 
Marsh  Thos,  farmer 
Marsh  T  A,  farmer 
Mathews  A,  farmer 
Nesthan  J,  farmer 
Newman  J  A,  farmer 
Osborn  C,  farmer 
Osborn  D  Jr,  farmer 
Osborn  D  Sr,  farmer 
Osborn  E  L,  school  teacher 
Osborn  R,  farmer 
Saferight  C,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


149 


Saferight  J,  farmer 
Swigget  G  W,  farmer 
Walton  L,  farmer 
Wiley  B  F,  farmer 
Yates  J,  farmer 
Yates  L,  farmer 
Yates  S,  farmer 

Friendship. 

Bradshaw  A  M,  farmer 
Blaylock  J  N,  farmer 
Blalock  J  M,  farmer 
Carter  C  N,  farmer 
Cooper  G,  farmer 
Cook  &  Wood,  merchants 
Cude  M  L,  farmer 
Duddley  T  T,  farmer 
Ector  J  G,  physician 
Idol  B  M,  farmer 
Kirkraan  A  G,  farmer 
Lindsay  A  H,  farmer 
Macy  T,  farmer 
Pegg  P,  farmer 
Shaw  A  Y,  farmer 
Wakefield  H,  farmer 

Gibsonville. 

Allen  J,  mechanic 
Balsey  W  G,  farmer 
Cook  M  N,  mechanic 
Cummings  J,  farmer 
Cummings  J  T  F,  minister 
Kernodle  L  L,  farmer 
Kimball  W,  minister 
Liviney  &  Bro,  merchants 
Pay  lor  J  M,  postmaster 
Raney  J  N,  farmer 
Shepherd  P  L,  distiller 
Smith  E  L,  farmer 
Summers  A,  farmer 
Summers  J  B,  farmer 
Summers  L,  farmer 


Sutton  J  M,  merchant 
Thomas  R,  farmer 
Wagoner  S,  farmer 
Whitsitt  A  T,  merchant 
Whitsitt  J  B,  mechanic 
Williams  N  A,  farmer 
Wright  W  N,  farmer 

Gilmer's  Store. 

AkinD 
Akin  M 
Akin  W 
Andrews  J 
Brown  W 
Burnsides  M 
Burnsides  R 
Cardin  W 
Causey  D  B 
Causey  G 
Causey  E  J 
Causey  J 
Causey  K  M 
Causey  T 
Clapp  G  W 
Clapp  P  K 
Coble  J 
Coble  P 
Donnell  N  B 
Donnell  N  S 
Donnell  R 
Ervin  F 
Ervin  W 
Gambel  E 
Garrell  B 
Garrell  D 
Gilmer  0  * 
Gilmer  J  W 
Hackett  J 
Hackett  L 
Hanner  A  J 
Hanner  N  A 
Harden  A 


150 


GAZETTEER. 


Ingold  D 
I n gold  M 
Ingold  W 

Jole  E  C,  postmaster 
Jole  J  H 
Stewart  J  S 
Wilson  J 
Woodburn  R 

High  Point. 

Alexander  H,  merchant 
Anderson  Joel,  farmer 
Anderson  Joshua,  farmer 
Bain  J  A,  farmer 
Barbee  G  W,  hotel  keeper 
Blair  S,  farmer 
Bliss  E,  farmer 
Brown  J  R,  physician 
Bulla  J  R,  lawyer 
Brummell  H  W,  farmer 
Campbell  D  L,  merchant 
Clark  D  L,  artist 
Crawford  H,  farmer 
Dalton  R  F,  druggist 
Ferabee  E  C,  merchant 
Freeman  J  L,  farmer 
Guyer  G,  farmer 
Guyer  Wesley,  farmer 
Harris  B  Y,  physician 
Haskins  B,  farmer 
Haskins  Henry,  farmer 
Hayworth  J  T,  farmer 
Hedgecock  J  G,  farmer 
Hefferson  B  W,  R  R  agent 
Hoi  ton  A  S,  farmer 
Holton  C,  farmer  ' 
Horney  L  B,  tanner 
Jarrell  N  C,  merchant 
Jarrell  M,  merchant 
Jarrell  M  H,  tanner 
Jones  Abram,  farmer 


Jones  W  O,  dentist 
Jordan  B  F,  sculptor 
Lindsay  J  A,  merchant 
Lindsay  R  L,  merchant 
Martin  W  A,  grocer 
Perry  S,  hardware  merchant 
Pleasant,  Ragan  &  Co,  mnts 
Rankin  W  T,  grocer 
Robbins  M  L,  postmaster 
Russell  Eli,  tanner 
Ryan  Alfred,  farmer 
Sapp  J  A,  physician 
Smith  A  B,  druggist 
Stewart  G,  tinner 
Tilden  A  F,  miner 
Waldrop  J  L,  ticket  agent 
Wheeler  R  A,  hdw  merchant 
White  D  P,  farmer 
Williams  Geo,  farmer 

Hillsdale. 

Archer  Wm,  physician 
Barbee  G  W,  farmer 
Bevill  J  H,  farmer 
Bevill  &  Scott,  merchants 
Blackburn  R,  farmer 
Bolding  W  L,  farmer 
Brown  H  C,  farmer 
Brown  J  B,  farmer 
Brown  J  H,  mechanic 
Busic  A  J,  farmer 
Donnell  W  A,  farmer 
Gordon  W,  farmer 
Highfill  J  F,  farmer 
Hilton  J  M,  farmer 
Hobbs  M  V,  farmer 
Lambeth  L  A,  farmer 
Lee  W  H,  farmer 
Lewis  W,  mechanic 
Loydd  J,  farmer 
McAdoo  P,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


151 


McNary  J  D  \V,  farmer 
McNeely  T,  farmer 
McMichael  J  B,  farmer 
McMichael  0,  farmer 
Moore  W,  farmer 
Moore  W  P,  farmer 
Pearson  John,  farmer 
Pearson  W  R,  farmer 
Terry  W  A,  farmer 
Walker  A,  farmer 
Wall  P,  merchant 
Wallson  E  A,  minister 
Winchester  J  W,  physician 
Winchester  L  C,  farmer 
Wright  W  F,  physician 

Jamestown. 

Armfield  D  A,  physician 

Armfield  J,  farmer 

Armfield  J  L,  farmer 

Armfield  J  S,  farmer 

Armfield  N,  farmer 

Armfield  S  B,  farmer 

Armfield  W  J,  capitalist 

Benbow  P,  Merchant  Mill 

Bundy  H,  farmer 

Burney  S  D,  farmer 

Burton  J  C,  carpenter 

Causey  W  F,  wagon  mnf 

Cook  T  H  Sr,  Supt  OakdaleWilliams  J  R,  physician 

Cotton  Mills  T .,  «, 

Cook  W  T,  physician  Liberty  Store. 

Gardner  Jesse,  farmer     •  Apple  M,  postmaster 

Gardner  J,  farmer  Apple  P,  farmer 
Gray  J  A,  Justice  of  the  PeaceBoon  J  P,  farmer 

Gray  A,  minister  Flack  A,  farmer 

Hale  S,  farmer  Flack  E,  farmer 

Hampton  S  H,  nurseryman  Geringer  SL  distiller 
Hodson  P  H,  farmer 
Holton  A  S,  farmer 
Holton  C  M,  farmer 


Holton    J  F,    Oakdale    Mer- 
chants' Mills 
Holton  Q,  minister 
Idol  W  H,  Eureka  Merchants' 

Mills 
Jones  Levi,  distiller 
Johnston  J  H,  merchant 
Lamb  A  &  Son,  gun  mnfrs 
Lamb  H  C,  dep  sheriff 
Lee  J  I,  blacksmith 
Lamb  U,  farmer 
Mendenhall  Miss  M  T,  farmer 
Mendenhall  Mrs  D  E,  farmer 
Oakdale  Mnfg  Co,  cotton  fcty 
Potter  H,  R  R  agent 
Ragan  Rev  T,  merchant 
Ragsdale  J  S,  postmaster 
Ragsdale  J  S  &  Bro,  nursery 
Reece  L  S,  farmer 
Reed  W  H  &  Co,  spoke  factory 
Richardson  J,  buggy  mnfr 
Sapp  W  G  &  Co,  merchants 
Tate  E  &  Son,  plow  mnfrs 
Thornton  E  S,  farmer 

Wallace ,  mining  business 

Ward  L  H,  gun  mnfr 
Wharton  J  M  &  Co,  mchts 
Wiley  W  M,  farmer 
Willis  Mrs,  farmer 


Gilliam  G  W,  farmer 
Greener  &  Bro,  millers 


152 


GAZETTEER. 


Summers    Mrs  M  L,  mill 

owner 
Thomas  J,  farmer 
Wyrick  G,  farmer, 
Wyrick  M,  farmer 

McLeansville. 

Andrew  J,  carpenter 
Cannon  J,  farmer 
Clapp  A,  farmer 
Cobb  H,  farmer 
Cobb  Henry 
Cobb  J,  farmer 
Denny  A  C,  farmer 
Denny  J  M,  carpenter 
Dick  F,  farmer 
Dick  H  C,  farmer 
Donnell  T  B,  miller 
Farbis  J  W,  distiller 
Farbis  F,  mechanic 
Faust  J  C,  merchant 
Gerringer  J  S,  distiller 
Gilmer  A  L,  merchant 
Gilmer  J  H,  farmer 
Gilmer  J  R,  dep  sheriff 
Holt  T,  farmer 
McDaniel  A  T,  physician 
McLean  J,  farmer 
McLean  J  A,  physician 
Paisley  J  W,  farmer 
Pryer  A,  tailor 
Rankin  C,  farmer 
Rankin  J  H,  farmer 
Rankin  R  C,  miller 
Rankin  T,  farmer 
Stay  W  R,  shoemaker 
Stratford  A  L,  tanner 
Stratford  H  B,  tanner 
Tickle  C  A,  farmer 
Wharton  G  W,  farmer 
Wharton  W  B,  farmer 
Wilson  Eli,  farmer 


Wilson  R,  builder 
Wilson  W  D,  farmer 
Wilson  W  R,  farmer 

Monticello. 

Apple  J  M,  farmer 
Dimond  W,  farmer 
Flank  A,  farmer 
Huffins  J,  farmer 
Maxwell  A,  farmer 
Maxwell  W,  farmer 
Rudd  H,  farmer 
Rudd  J  H,  farmer 
Starrett  J,  farmer 
Webb  T  M,  farmer 

New  Garden. 

Baer  A  P,  machinist 
Ballenger  J  F,  farmer 
Ballenger  M  S,  farmer 
Brown  J  W,  farmer 
Bowman  R,  farmer 
Cartland  J  E,  miller 
Cobb  M  H,  wheelwright 
Cook  J  W,  farmer 
Cox  J  E,  mnfr,  farmer  &  P  M 
Cox  J  J,  physician 
Cox  J  S,  supt  N  G  boys'  school 
Cummins  W  E,  farmer 
Cummins  W  M,  farmer 
Dundass  J,  farmer 
Edwards  B  Y,  mechanic 
Fitzmaurice  J  R,  farmer 
Hobbs  L  L,  school  teacher 
Hobbs  W,  farmer 
Hodgin  J  N,  farmer 
Kirk  man  J  W,  farmer 
Kitchen  A  E,  minister 
Knight  A,  farmer 
Knight  N  M,  farmer 
McCain  J,  farmer 
McCain  W,  farmer 


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GAZETTEER. 


153 


McCracken  J,  merchant 
Pasehel  E,  farmer 
Peele  A,  minister 
Rayl  H,  miller 
Smith  S  W  H,  merchant 
Smith  W  E,  farmer 
Taylor  S,  merchant 
Van  Lindley  J,  nnrserym 
Wiatt  J,  farmer 

Oak  Ridge. 

Bank  T  B,  farmer 
Beeson  R  E.  farmer 
Benbow  C  A,  farmer 
Benbow  J,  farmer 
Benbow  W,  farmer 
Benbow  W  J,  farmer 
Blaylock  M  F,  farmer 
Blaylock  R  A,  farmer 
Boiling  A  J,  merchant  & 
Bowman  J,  farmer 
Brittian  J,  farmer 
Browning  J,  farmer 
Case  C,  farmer 
Clark  J  B,  farmer 
Cook  S  A,  farmer 
Cunningham  J  C,  farmer 
Donnell  \V  0,  merchant 
Fuller  T,  farmer 
Gardner  8,  farmer 
Gardner  Seth,  farmer 
Holt  J  F,  farmer 
Jaritson  H,  farmer 
King  John,  merchant 
Lowrey  A,  farmer 
Lowrey  S  A,  farmer 
Massey  J,  farmer 
Moore  A  L,  farmer 
Preddy  H,  farmer 
Starbuck  C,  farmer 
Starbuck  L,  farmer 
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Starbuck  M,  farmer 
Thompson  J,  farmer 

Pleasant  Garden. 

Bass  G  W,  physician 

Betts  W  H,  Prl  P  G  Academy 

Bevill  T,  mechanic 
an    Brothers  W,  farmer 

Coble  W,  dentist 

Cynder  C,  farmer 

Ellington  T  C,  mechanic 

Elliot  S  D,  farmer 

Farington  J,  shoemaker 

Fentress  C,  farmer 

Fentress  J  M,  nurseryman 

Fentress  T  C,  farmer 

Fentress  W,  farmer 

Fentress  W  C,  farmer 

Harden  W  D,  merchant  and 
PM    JP 

Haskins  D  A,   merchant  and 
PM 

Kennett  W  C,  farmer 

King  M  C,  minister 

Kirk  man  Peter,  farmer 

Kirk  man  W  D,  farmer 

Marley  F,  farmer 

McCullock  C,  farmer 

McCullock  F,  merchant 

Neeley  D  G,  farmer 

Ross  A  S,  farmer 

Ross  W  D,  farmer 

Scruggs  J  R,  minister 

Siller  O  C,  farmer 

Simpson  P,  merchant 

Slather  G  L,  shoemaker 

Smith  J,  farmer 

Taylor  T  W,  farmer 

Tucker  J,  farmer 

Tucker  M  C,  farmer 

Tucker  Wm,  farmer 


154  GAZETTEER. 


Wolf  II  B,  merchant  Barham  Howell,  farmer 

Blair  F  S,  Principal  Summer- 
Shaw  s  Mills.  fieid  High  School  and  P  M 

Bowman  G  W,  minister  Bowe  H  C,  farmer 

Clapp  J  K  R,  farmer  Brittain  II  U,  farmer  &  teacher 

Clapp  J  A,  farmer  Brookbank  Thomas,  farmer 

Coble  A,  shoemaker  Brown  Eli,  farmer 

Coble  M,  farmer  Calhoun  Win,  farmer 

Cosby  D  M,  gunsmith  Calhoun  Jonathan,  fanner 

Cosby  W  W,  farmer  Canada  Win,  farmer 

Dixon  R,  miller  Carter  John,  shoemaker 

Foust  D  L,  blacksmith  Case  Thomas,  farmer  and  J  P 

Foust  E  C,  farmer  Case  W  H,  farmer 

Foust  S  E,  merchant  Clark  Benj,  farmer 

Friddle  O,  farmer  Clark  Berry,  farmer 

Greeson  D,  farmer  Chapel  Geo,  farmer 

Greeson  D  L,  farmer  Deans  D  T,  minister 

Mebane  W  M,  merchant  Evans  J  G,  farmer 

Nees  C  G,  farmer  Gamble  J  G,  farmer 

Nees  J  A,  farmer  Harris  C  F,  minister 

Phipps  G  W  &  Son,  millers  Harris  C  R,  farmer 

Phipps  S  W  &  Co,  millers  Harris  James,  farmer 

Shaw  C  W,  farmer  Holbroke  James,  farmer 

Shaw  G  E,  mechanic  Hoskins,  Jos,  merchant 
Shaw  W  A  C,  miller  and  PMHoskins  Thomas,  farmer 

Shoffner  H  B,  farmer  Hoskins  Geo  O,  farmer 

Shoffner  P  M  G,  farmer  Hoskins  W  H,  farmer 

Shoffner  Riley,  shoemaker  Highfell  Jere,  farmer 

Starr  G  A,  farmer  Highfell  Fenner,  farmer 

Starr  G  F,  farmer  Highfell  Bartlett,  farmer 

Stewart  G  W,  farmer  Highfell  John,  farmer 

Stewart  L  M,  school  teacher  Highfell  D  A,  minister 

Thorn  M  D  farmer  Johnson  Thompson,  farmer 

Walker  W  B,  mechanic  Johnson  Bird,  farmer 

Welker  G  W,  minister  Lloyd  Milton,  farmer 

Welker  W  A,  school  teacher  Lloyd  John,  farmer 

White  D,  farmer  Lindsay  Allen,  farmer 

Wilson  P,  farmer  McMichael  Archibald,  farmer 

Woody  ND,  miller  McMichael  J  M,  farmer 

_  , ,  McMichael  Lee,  farmer 

SummerHeld.  McMichael  Jesse,  farmer 

Barker  Henry,  farmer  McMichael  Wm,  farmer 


GAZETTEER. 


155 


Medearis  F  M,  farmer 

Ogburn  J  L,  farmer  and  J  P 
IVav  James.Jfarmer  and  tradei 
Parish  Benj,  farmer 
Parish  Thomas,  farm  laborer 
Parish  James,  farm  laborer 
Parish  Charles,  blacksmith 
Pontain  Call  iff,  buggy  mnfr 
Proctor  Martin,  carpenter 
Robinson  E  P,  farm  laborer 
Rhoads  J  T,  farmer  and  J  P 
Stofford  David,  farmer 
Smith  Geo,  farmer  and  merct 
Smith  Robt,  farm  laborer 
Smith  Jim,  farmer 
Stanley  Theodore,  farmer 
Stanley  Ivinson,  farmer 
Stanley  Allen,  farm  lab 
Stanley  Cicero,  farm  lab 
Sutton  Henry,  farmer 
Strader  Ruffin,  farmer 
Thomas  Robt,  farmer 
Thorpe  James,  farmer 
Vance  Win,  farmer 
Willsou  Archibald,  farmer 
Willson  Joel,  farmer 


Willson  Walter,  farmer 
Willson  C  H,  constable 
■Willis  Hugh,  physician 
Wilson  W  H,  minister 
Winfree  Wyatt,  farmer 
Winfree  Stewart,  farmer 

Westminster. 

Beard  W  L,  postmaster 
Briggs  H  C,  buggy  ironer 
Davis  H,  farmer 
Davis  S,  farmer 
Elliott  A,  farmer 
Gassett  G  T,  mechanic 
Gassett  N,  farmer 

Hammer ,  carpenter 

Henley  D,  farmer 
Horney  S  G,  farmer 
Ledbetter  E,  sewing  mach  agt 
Ledbetter  H,  merchant 
Poe  J  T,  farmer 
Richardson  J,  buggy  mnfr 
Spencer  N  L,  carpenter 
Stack  L  T,  blacksmith 
Stuart  E,  farmer 
Wheeler  D,  farmer 


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LIST  OF  MERCHANTS 

In  Forsyth,  Guilford  and  Adjoining  Counties,  Alpha- 
betically Arranged. 


Anderson   &    Co,     Bethania,  Gant  J  M,  Madison 

Forsyth  county  Galloway  R  R,  Mt  Airy 

Bain  T  W,  Rural  Hall  Gilm*  r,*Moore  &  Moore,  Mt 

Baity  W  D,  Cross   Roads  Ch,      Airy 

Yadkin  Gilmer  R  S,  Mt  Airy 

Barus  &  Me.Cann  Grubbs  Jesse,  Salem  Chapel 

Beard  &  Roberts,  Kernersville  Gvvyn  R  R  &  Co,  Elkin 
Birch  &  Jones,  Old  Richmond,  Haleolm  &  Kirkman,  Long- 
Surry  town 
Black  &  Pierce,  Madison          Halderfield  H,  Rockford 
Blackwell  &  Early,  Yadkin-  Hamlin  Jas  D,  Huntsville 
ville                                         Harding  Bros,  Huntsville 
Blackwell  &  James,  Yadkin-  Harkrader  &  Co,  Dobson 

ville  Hart  &  Co,  Clemmonsville 

Boling  A  J,  Oak  Ridge  Hawks  Frield 

Boyles  Albot,  Dalton's  '  Hawks  G  W,  Cold  Spring 

Boyles  Virgil,  Pilot  Mountain  Hawks  J  0  &  G  W.Piper'sGap 
Boyles  V  &  B,  Pilot  Mt  Hay  more  Dean,  Mt  Airy 

Campbell  Win,  Germanton      Hester  Henry,  Walkertown 
Cooper  D  M  &  Co,  Dobson        Hines  A  M,  Mt  Airy 
Cox  S  F,  Dalton  Hines  Frank,  Old  Town 

Dalton  D  N,  Dalton  Hollyfield  W  B,  Rockford 

Davis  Abner,  Boonville  Howard  M  C,  West  Bend 

Davis  A  H,   Smith's   Grove,  Hunter  &  Allen,  Smith  Grove 

Davie  Jarvis  S  H,  Farmington 

Davis  B  F,  Tom's  Crk,  Surry  Jarvis  Willie,  Cross  Roads  Ch 
Edwards  Abe,  Dalton  Johnson  F  M  &  Co,  Farming- 

Estes  W  W,  Dan  bury  ton 

Fair  H  J,  Prestonville,  Stokes  Jones  B  F,  Panther  Branch 
Flynn  H,  Bethania  Joyce  J  T,  Westfield 

Fulk  Jno  A,  White  Roads  Joyce  &  Sons,  Danbury 
Fulk  W  W,  White  Roads  King  J  L,  Kernersville 
Fulton  J  &  Co,  Sauratown       Lackey  H  C,  Colesville 


GAZETTEER.  157 


Lash  W  A,  Walnut  Cove         Rawley  J  P,  Mt  Airy 
Lehman  O  J  &  Co,  Bethania  Riggs  T  J,  Dobson 
Lindsay  A  II,  Friendship        Reinhart  D  D,  Longtown 
MeCann  James,  Jonesville       Reives  M  C  &  R  E,  Siloam 
McCraw  F  M,  Jonesville  Robinson  &  Co,  Blum's  Creek 

Marion  &  Daniel,  Pilot  Mt      Smith  C  C,  Peter's  Creek 
Martin  D  A,  East  Bend  Smith  Jno  L,  Westfield 

Martin  F  H,  East  Bend  Southern  W  C,  Wilson's  Store 

Martin  J  A,  Jonesville  Sparger  J  H,  Mt  Airy 

Martin  Th os,  West  field  Strader   &    Williams,    Salem 

Moore  &  Moore,  Mt  Airy  Chapel 

Moore    &    Turner,    Wilson's  Tatum  J   E  &   W   E,   Metal 

Store  Ridge 

Morris,Gaither&Co,  FranciseoTranson  &  Co,  Pfafftown 
Mover  Dr  R  A,  Francisco         Vance  &  Co,  Rocky  Springs 
Myers  James  &  Son,  Mt  Nebo  Watts  W  H,  Dalton 
Myers  &  Jones,  Mt  Nebo  Waugh  N  G  &  N  B  &  Co,  Dob- 

Nash  J  B  &  Son,  Smith  Grove     son 
Newsom,  Five  Forks,  Stokes    Welch  G  C,  Arrab,  Surry 
Nunn  A  J,  Sandy  Plains  Wilder  S  T,  Walnut  Cove 

Orrender  C  R  &  Co,  BethaniaWilliams  I,  Richmond  Hill 
Pegram  &  Guyer,Kernersville Williams  Jno,  Boonville 
Pepper  &  Sons,  Danburv  Wilson  W  J,  Pilot  Mt 

Poindexter  R  C,  East  Bend     Wolf  Jno,  Bethania 
Prather  T  F,  Mt  Airy  Wright  Eugene,  Louisville 

Preston  J  W,  Prestonville 


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North  Carolina  Post  Office  Directory. 


Those  marked  (c.  h.)  are  the  County  Scats;  those  marked 
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POST-OFFICE.  g,       COUNTY. 

Abbottsburg Bladen 

Abbott's  Creek Davidson 

Adams'  Mills Union 

Advance Davie 

Albemarle  (c  h.), Stanley 

A I  hereon Duplin 

Alexandrians Mecklenburg 

Alfordsville Robeson 

Alamance Guilford 

Allenton Robeson 

Alma Robeson 

Alpine Surry 

Aman's  Store Onslow 

Ames'  Turnout Union 

Amity  Hill Iredell 

Amnion Bladen 

Anderson's  Store Caswell 

Angola Pender 

Ansonville Anson 

Antioch Robeson 

Apex Wake 

Apple  Grove.        Ashe 

Aquone   Macon 

Arcadia Davidson 

Archer  Lodge Johnston 

Areola Warren 

Arden Buncombe 

Arirvle Cumberland 

Armour Columbus 

Aahboro(c.  h) Randolph 

♦Asheville  (c.  h.) Buncombe 

Asbeford McDowell 

Ashland Caswell 

Ashton Pender 

Aspen  Grove Rockingham 

Auburn Wake 

Aulander Bertie 

Auman'a  Hill Montgomery 

Aurelian  Spring's Halifax 

Aurora Beaufort 

Averasboro Harnett 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Avery's  Creek Buncombe 

Avoca Bertie 

Ayersville Stokes 

Baird's  Creak Pamlico 

*Bakersville  (c.  h.) Mitchell 

Bald  Creek Yancey 

Ballen tine's  Mill Wake 

Balsam  Grove Transylvania 

Bamboo Watauga 

Banks' Wake 

Banner's  Elk ..Watauga 

Bannerman's Pender 

Barclaysville, Harnett 

Barnardsville Buncombe 

Barnes'  Store Wilson 

Barrett's  Mountain Alexander 

Bath Beaufort 

*Baltleboro Edgecombe 

Bayboro Pamlico 

Beamans  X  Roads Sampson 

Beam's  Mills Cleaveland 

Bear  Creek Chatham 

Bear  Poplar Rowan 

Bear  Wallow Henderson 

Beasly  Hill Johnston 

Beattie's  Ford Lincoln 

Beatty's  Bridge Bladen 

Beaufort  (c.  h.) Carteret 

Beaumont Chatham 

Beaver Cherokee 

Beaver  Creek Ashe 

Beaver  Dam Union 

Bee  Log Yancey 

Beech  Creek Watauga 

Belew  Creek  Mills Forsyth 

Bellevoir Chatham 

Bell's  Ferry Pitt 

Belleville." Pender 

Belvidere Perquiman's 

Bennett's  X  Roads Sampson 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Bensalem Moore 

Bentonville Johnston 

Berea Granville 

Bethania Forsyth 

Bethany Davidson 

Bethany  Church Iredell 

Bethel Pitt 

Bethel  Hill Person 

Beulaville Duplin 

Beverly Anson 

Big  Creek  Stokes 

Big  Falls     Alamance 

Big  Laurel Madison 

Big  Lick  ■ Stanley 

Big  Oak Moore 

Big  Pine  Creek Madison 

Big  Spring Jackson 

Bilesville     Stanley 

Black  Creek a    ...  Wilson 

Blackmail's  Mills Sampson 

Blackmar Rowan 

Black  Rivei"  Chapel  ..    ..Sampson 

Black  Hock Cleaveland 

Bladenboro Bladen 

Blocker's Cumberland 

Blount's  Creek Beaufort 

Blowing  Rock Watauga 

Blue  Ridge .  ..Henderson 

Blue's  Crossing  Moore 

Blue  Wing Granville 

Bogue Columbus 

Boiling  Springs    Cleaveland 

Boilston Henderson 

Bolton   Columbus 

Boman's  Bluff Henderson 

Boomer  Wilkes 

Boone  (c.  h.) Watauga 

Boonville Yadkin 

Bostick's  Mills Richmond 

Bost's  Mills Cabarrus 

Bowden's Duplin 

Bowie's  Creek Harnett 

Branch's  Store Duplin 

Brasstown Cherokee 

Brevard  (c.  h  ) Transylvania 

Brick  Church Guilford 

Bridgewater ..Burke 

Brier  Creek Wilkes 

Briggsville Madison 

Bright's  Creek Polk 

Brindletown Burke 

Bringle's  Ferry Davidson 

Brinkland Bladen 

Brinkleyville Halifax 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Brittain Rutherford 

Broadway Moore 

Brodie  Place Warren 

Brogden's  Mill Wayne 

Brooklin Robeson 

Brookston WTarren 

Brower's  Mills Randolph 

Brown  Creek  Union 

Brown  Mountain Stokes 

Brown's  Cross  Roads. Randolph 

Brown's  Knob Buncombe 

Brown's  Summit Guilford 

Brownsville Granville 

Brush  Creek Chatham 

Bryansville     ..    Marion 

Buchanan Granville 

Buckhorn Cumberland 

Buckland   Gates 

Buena  Vista Duplin 

Buffalo  Cove Caldwell 

Buffalo  Ford Randolph 

Buffalo  Paper  Mills Cleaveland 

Bug  Hill Columbus 

Bull  Heak Greene 

Bunn's  Level. Harnett 

Burgaw  Depot Fender 

Bui  mingtown    .  .      Macon 

Burnsville  (c  h.)  Yancey 

Burnt  Chimney Rutherford 

Busbee Buncombe 

Bush  Hill Randolph 

Bushy  Fork Person 

Butler Rutherford 

Butler's  Ford   .  .    Montgomery 

Byarsville Cleaveland 

B3'rdsville Columbus 

Cabbin  Creek Montgomery 

Cagle's  Mills Randolph 

Cain's  Branch McDowell 

Cairo Anson 

Calahan Davie 

Caldwell  Institute Orange 

Caldwell's Mecklenburg 

Caledonia Moore 

Caleman .Henderson 

Calhoun Transylvania 

California Currituck 

California  Creek Madison 

Calvin ...    Stanley 

Camden  [c.  h.] Camden 

Camera Pender 

Cameron Moore 

Camp  Call Cleaveland 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


FOST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Camp  Creek Burke 

Cana Davie 

Cane  Creek Chatham 

Cane  River  Yancey 

Carson's  Creek  Transylvania 

Carter's  Mills, Moore 

♦Carthage  (c.  h.) Moore 

Gary Wake 

Gaaher's  Valley Jackson 

Castalia Nash 

Cataloochee Haywood 

Catawba Catawba 

Catherine  Lake Onslow 

Cedar  Cliff Alamance 

Cedar  Creek Cumberland 

Cedar  Dale Pender 

Cedar  Falls Randolph 

Cedar  Grove Orange 

Cedar  Hill Anson 

Cedar  Mountain Transylvania 

Cedar   Rock Franklin 

Cedar  Hun Alexander 

Cedar  Valley Caldwell 

Celo Yancey 

Centre Guilford 

Centre  Grove  Person 

Cerro  Gordo Columbus 

Chalk  Level Harnett 

Chandler's  Grove....  Montgomery 

•Chapel  Hill Orange 

Charleston  (c.  h.) Swain 

♦Charlotte  (c.  h.) Mecklenburg 

Cherry  field Transylvania 

Cherry  Lane  Alleghany 

Cherryville Gaston 

Chestnut  Hill Ashe 

Chestnut  Ridge  Yadkin 

Chimney  Rock Rutherford 

China  Grove Rowan 

Chocowinity Beaufort 

Chronicle Catawba 

Clark's  Mills Moore 

Clarkton Bladen 

Clay  Foik Cumberland 

Clayton Johnston 

Clear  Creek .    .         Cabarrus 

Cleaveland  Mills Cleaveland 

Clemmonsville Davidson 

*Clinton  (c.  h.) Sampson 

Clover  Orchard Alamance 

Cobton Craven 

Coburu's  Store Union 

Coddle  Creek Cabarrus 

Coinjock Currituck. 


rOST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Colerain  Rertie 

Cole's  Mills .Randolph 

Cole's  Store Randolph 

Colesville Stokes 

Collettsville Caldwell 

Columbia  (c.  h) Tyrrell 

"Columbus  (c.  h.) Polk 

Comfort Jones 

Company  Mills Guilford 

♦Company's  Shops Alamance 

♦Concord  (c   h.) Cabarrus 

Conger's     Iredell 

Conover Catawba 

Contenlnea Greene 

Cool  Spring Iredell 

Copal  Grove Stanley 

Copeland Surry 

Council's  Station Bladen 

County  Line Davie 

Cove  Creek Haywood 

Covington Richmond 

Cowan's  Ford Mecklenburg 

CoxviJle ..Pitt 

Crab  Tree Haywood 

Grain's  Creek Moore 

Cranberry  Forge Mitchell 

Creswell Washington 

Croatan Craven 

Cross  Canal Camden 

Cross  Roads  Church Yadkin 

Cross  Rock Madison 

Crowder's  Creek Gaston 

Crowder's  Mountain Gaston 

Cuba Rutherford 

Cullasaja Macon 

Cullowhee Jackson 

Cunn:ngham's  Store Person 

Curriersville Moore 

Curtis'  Mills Alamance 

Cypress  Creek Bladen 

Capel's  Mill Richmond 

Cloudland Mitchell 

Colfax Guilford 

Columbia  Factory Randolph 

Crossville ■  •  *  •   Gates 

Crow-ell's Halifax 

Currituck  (c.  h.) Currituck 

Dallas  (c  h.) Gaston 

Dalton Stokes 

Danbury  (c.  h.) Stokes 

♦Davidson  College  .  . .  Mecklenburg 

Davidson  River Transylvania 

Dawson's  Cross  Roads Halifax 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Dawson's  Landing Bladen 

Dyer's  Branch Madison 

Day  Book Yancy 

Dayton Wake 

Deaver's Transylvania 

Deep  Creek Anson 

Deep  River  Guilford 

Deep  Run Lenoir 

Dellaplane Wilkes 

Democrat Buncombe 

Denton Davidson 

Denver Lincoln 

Devanes Cumberland 

Diamond  Hill  Anson 

Dinsdaie Polk 

Dismal Sampson 

Dobbinsville Sampson 

Dobson Surry 

Dockeiy Wilkes 

Double  Shoal   Cleaveland 

Douglas     Rockingham 

Dover  Craven 

Downingville Bladen 

Dowusville Caldwell 

Dry  Creek Montgomery 

Dry's  Mill Cabarrus 

Duncan's  Creek Rutherford 

Duck  Creek Onslow 

Dudley Wayne 

Dundarrach Robeson 

Darant's  Neck. Perquimans 

*Durham Orange 

Dutchville Granville 

Dymond  City Martin 

Dysortville McDowell 

Eagle  Mills Iredell 

Eagle  Rock Wake 

Earpsboro  Johnston 

East  Bend Yadkin 

East  Fork Transylvania 

Eask  Lake Dare 

East  Laport Jackson 

Easy  Hill Brunswick 

Eden . Randolph 

*Edenton  (c.  n.) Chowan 

Edgewood Halifax 

Edinboro Montgomery 

Edney  ville Henderson 

•Edwards'  Cross  Roads.  ..Alleghany 

Edwards'  Mills  Beaufort 

Edwardsville Surry 

Efird's  Mills Stanley 

Egypt  Depot Chatham 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Elbaville Davie 

Eldorado Montgomery 

Elevation Johnston 

*Elizabeth  City  (c.  h.).  .Pasquotank 

Elizabethtown  [c.  h.] Bladen 

Elk  Creek Alleghany 

ElkX  Roads Ashe 

Elkin Surry 

Elkinsville Bladen 

Elk  Shoals Iredell 

Elkville Wilkes 

Ellerbe  Springs Richmond 

Elm  Grove Chatham 

El  mwood Iredell 

*Enfleld Halifax 

England's  Point Cherokee 

Englehard Hyde 

Enoch  ville Rowan 

Erie  Mills. Montgomery 

Envinsville Cleaveland 

Eupeptic  Springs Iredell 

Euphrouia Moore 

Eureka Alamance 

Fair  Bluff Columbus 

Fairfax Swain 

Fairfield Hyde 

Fair  Grove Davidson 

Fair  Haven Moore 

Fair  View Buncombe 

Faison's  Depot Duplin 

Falkland Pilt 

Fall  Creek Chatham 

Falling  Creek Lenoir 

Farmville Pitt 

Farmers Randolph 

Farmers'  Turnout Columbus 

Farmington Davie 

*Fayetteville  [c.  h.]. .  .Cumberland 

Fine's  Creek Haywood 

First  Broad Rutherford 

Fish  Dam Wake 

Fitch's  Store Caswell 

Five  Forks Stokes 

Flat  Branch Forsyth 

Flat  Creek Buncombe 

Flat  River Orange 

Flat  Rock Henderson 

Flat  Shoal Surry 

Flemington Columbus 

Flemmings Catawba 

Flinty  Branch. Mitchell 

Flower  Hill Randolph 

Fonta  Flora  Burke 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Footville Yadkin 

Forbush Yadkin 

Forest  villo Wake 

Fork  Church Davie 

Forks  or  Pigeon Haywood 

Forks  of  Tennessee Swam 

Forney's  C  reek Swain 

Fork    Swamp Beaufort 

Fort  Landing Tyrrel 

Fountain  Hill Greene 

Foust's  Mill Randolph 

Francisco Stokes 

-Franklin  (c.  h.) Macon 

•Franklinton Franklin 

Frankliuville Randolph 

Freeman's  Mills  Guilford 

Fremont Wayne 

French  Broad Buncombe 

French  Creek  Church Bladen 

Friedburg Forsythe 

Friendship    Guilford 

Fulton Davie 

Gaddysville Robeson 

Gamble's   Store   Rutherford 

Gap  Civil  (G.  h.)   ..      ..   Alleghany 

Gap  C'erek Ashe 

Garden  Creek Haywood 

Garrabaldi Gaston 

Garysburg Northampton 

Gastonia Gaston 

Gatesville  (c.  h.) .Gates 

Gatlington Gates 

Georgetown Jackson 

German  ten Stokes 

Gibb's  Cross  Roads Cumberland 

Gibson's  Mills Richmond 

Gibsonville Guilford 

Giles'  Mill Sampson 

Gilmer's  Store. Guilford 

Gillett's  Store  Carteret 

Glade  Creek Alleghany 

Gladesboro Randolph 

Glen  Brook Randoldh 

Glen  Alpine  Springs Burke 

Glencoe Buncombe 

Glenola Randolph 

Globe Caldwell 

Godwin's Johnston 

Gold  Hill Rowan 

Gold  Region Moore 

*Goldsboro  (c  .h.) Wayne 

Good  Spring Surry 

Goose  Creek  Island...? Pamlico 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Gushen Wilkes 

Graham  (c.  h.) Alamance 

Grange Transylvania 

Granite  Hill Iredell 

Grantsboro Pamlico 

Grantville Buncombe 

Grantham's  Store Wayne 

Grape  Creek Cherokee 

Grassy  Knob Rutherford 

Grassy  Creek Mitchell 

Gravel  Hill  .Bladen 

Gray  Eagle Buncombe 

Cray's  Chapel Randolph 

Gray's  Creek Cumberland 

Greenlee's McDowell 

Green  Hill Rutherford 

Green  Level Wake 

Green  Mountain Yancey 

Green  River     Henderson 

Green  Rock Caldwell 

*Greensboro  [c.   h.j Guilford 

Green's  Grove Rutherford 

Greenville  [c.  h.] Pitt 

Greenwood Moore 

Grisssom  Granville 

Grist's  Station Columbus 

Grove Chatham 

Gulf Chatham 

Gulley'sMill Wake 

Gum  Branch Onslow 

Gum  Neck  Tyrrel 

Hadden  Mountain   Jackson 

Hadley's  Mills Chatham 

Hall's   Ferry Davie 

Hale  Wood Madison 

♦Halifax  [c.  h.] Halifax 

Hall's  Mill Wilkes 

Hallsville Duplin 

Hamburgh Jackson 

Hamilton Martin 

Hamlet Richmond 

Hamptonville Yadkin 

llannersville Davidson 

Hanrahan Pitt 

Happy  Home Burke 

Hare's  Store Johnston 

Ilarlowe Carteret 

Harper's Johnston 

Harper's  Cross  Roads Chatham 

Harrel's  Store Sampson 

Harrellsville Hertford 

Harrells. . .   . .    Mitchell 

Harrington Harnett 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Harrisburg Cabarrus 

Harrison Mecklenburg 

Harrisville Montgomery 

Harts Rowan 

Hartsboro Edgecombe 

Hartsborn Alamance 

Hartsville Wake 

Haslin Beaufort 

Hatteras Dare 

Haw  Branch Onslow 

Hawk  Mine Mitchell 

Hawley's  Store Sampson 

Haw  River Alamance 

Hayes'  Store     Wake 

Hayesville  [c.  h.] Clay 

Hay  Meadow Wilkes 

Haystack Surry 

Haywood Chatham 

Healing  Springs Davidson 

Heatbsville Halifax 

Hebron Mecklenburg 

Heilig  s  Mill . .  .Rowan 

Helton  ..    Aslie 

*Henderson Granville 

Hendersonville  [c.  h  J.  ..Henderson 

Henry's McDowell 

Herringsville Sampson 

♦Hertford  [c.  h.] Perquimans 

Hester's  Store Person 

*Hickory Catawba 

Hickory  Grove Wake 

Hicksville.. Rutherford 

Higblands Macon 

Hightowers Caswell 

*High  Point  Guilford 

High  Shoals Gaston 

Hilliadston Nash 

*Hillsboro  [c.  h.] Orange 

Hillsdale Guilford 

Hill's   Store Randolph 

Hoffman Richmond 

Hogback  Valley Transylvania 

Holland's Wake 

Holly  Bush Cleaveland 

Holly  Grove Moore 

Holly  Springs Wake 

Holly's  Wharf Chowan 

Hollywood. Carteret 

Hollow  Poplar Mitchell 

Holman's Davie 

Hominy  Creek Buncombe 

Hookerton Greene 

Hoover  Hill Randolph 

Hope  Mills Cumberland 


FOST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Horse  Cove Macon 

Horse  Shoe Henderson 

Hothouse  Cherokee 

Howellsville Robeson 

Hudson  ville Caldwell 

Hall's  X  Roads Lincoln 

Hunsueker's  Store. . .  .Montgomery 

Huntersville Mecklenburg 

Hunting  Creek Wilkes 

Huntley Sampson 

Huntsville Yadkin 

Hurdells'  Mill   Person 

Hutchinson's  Store Wake 

Idaho .  .Cumberland 

Idol's  Mill Ashe 

Indian  Hill Davidson 

Indian  Grove Surry 

Indian  Springs Wake 

Indian  Town Currituck 

Indian  Trail     Union 

Iverness  Cumberland 

Irene Mecklenburg 

Iron  Duff Haywood 

Iron  Hill.. Columbus 

Iron    Station Lincoln 

Island  Ford Rutherford 

Ivy Madison 

Ivy  Gap Yancey 

Jackson  fc.  h.] Northampton 

Jackson  Hill Davidson 

Jackson's  Springs Moore 

Jackson's  Creek Randolph 

Jacksonville  [c.  h.]  ...    .     Onslow 

Jacob's  Ford Catawba 

Jamestown  Guilford 

Jamesville Martin 

Jarvisbnrg Currituck 

Jefferson  (c.  h.) Ashe 

Jennings'  Mills Iredell 

Jericho Wayne 

Jerusalem Davie 

Jewell Stokes 

Johnston's  Mills Pitt 

Jonas  Ridge Burke 

Jonathan's  Creek Haywood 

*Jonesboro Moore 

Jones' Creek Anson 

Jonesville Yadkin 

Jug  Town Catawba 

Junalnska Jackson 

Kapp's  Mill. .  .• Surry 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUN  ty. 

Keenersville .Mitchell 

Kelvin  Grove Wake 

Kemp's  Mill Randolph 

*Kenansville  [c  h.] Duplin 

Kendall Anson 

Kernersville Forsyth 

Keys Buncombe 

Keyser Moore 

Killian's  Mills Lincoln 

Kimbolton Chat  li  am 

King's  Greek Caldwell 

•King's   Mountain Cleaveland 

Kinnekeet Dare 

"Kinston  [e.  h  ] ..Lenoir 

Kirk's  Mills Stanley 

"Kittrell Granville 

Kitty  Hawk.  . ..    Currituck 

Knap  of  Heeds Granville 

Knob  Greek Cleaveland 

Knott's  Island   Currituck 

Knott's  Store Anson 

Kyle's  Landing Cumberland 

La  Grange Lenoir 

Lake  Comfort Hyde 

Lake  Landing Hyde 

Lanesboro Anson 

Lane's  Creek Union 

Lassiter's  Mills *. .  Randolph 

Latham's Beaufort 

Laurel Franklin 

Laurinburg Richmond 

Laurel  Branch Alleghany 

Laurel  Hill Richmond 

Laurel  Springs Ashe 

Lawsonville Rockingham 

Leacbburg Johnston 

Leaksville Rockingham 

Leasburg Caswell 

Lebanon Columbus 

Ledger Mitchell 

Lee Madison 

LeechviHe Beaufort 

Lee's  Mills Washington 

Lee's  Store Halifax 

Leesville Robeson 

Leicester Buncombe 

-Lenoir  [c   h.] Caldwell 

Lenox  Castle  Rockingham 

Leo Stanly 

Level  Cross Randolph 

Level  Plains Randolph 

Lewis  Forks Wilkes 

Lewiston Bertie 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Lewisville Forsyth 

♦Lexington  re.  h.] Davidson 

Liberty  Hill Iredell 

Liberty  Store Guilford 

Lick  Creek Davidson 

Lick  Log  Creek Clay 

Lilesville Anson 

Lillington  [c.  h.] Harnett 

•Lincolnton  [c.  h.]  Lincoln 

Line  Hill ..Ashe 

LinvilleCove Mitchel 

Linville  Store Burke 

Li  n  wood Davidson 

Lisbon Sampson 

Little  Creek    Madison 

Little  Pine  Creek Madison 

Little  River Alexander 

Little  River  Academy  ..Cumberland 

Little's  Mills Richmond 

Little  Rock  Creek Mitchell 

Little  Sugar  Loaf Bladen 

"Littleton Halifax 

Lockville  Chatham 

Locust  Hill   Caswell 

Locust  Level Stanly 

Logan's  Store Rutherford 

Long  Branch   Alamance 

Long  Creek Pender 

Long  Pine Anson 

Long  Ridge Washington 

Long's  Cross  Roads Person 

Long's  Mills Randolph 

Long's  Store Union 

Longtown Yadkin 

*Louisburg  [c.  h.] Franklin 

Lovelace Wilkes 

Lovclady Caldwell 

Love's  Level Union 

Lowesville Lincoln 

Low  Gap Surry 

Li  >y's  Shop Alamance 

Lumber  Bridge Robeson 

*Lumberton  [c.  h.] Robeson 

Lynch   Madison 

Lynn Madison 

Lynn Polk 

Lyon's  Landing Bladen 

McBride's  Mill Watauga 

McCrary's  Store Alamance 

McLeansville Guilford 

Macedonia Montgomery 

Mackey's  Ferry Washington 

♦Macon  Depot Warren 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Madison Rockingham 

*Magnolia Duplin 

Makelyville Hyde 

Manchester Cumberland 

Mangum Richmond 

Manly Ashe 

Manly  Station Moore 

Mann's  Harbor Dare 

Manson Warren 

Manteo  [c.  h.J. Dare 

Maple  Cypress  Craven 

Maple  Springs Wilkes 

Margarettesville Northampton 

*Marion  [c.  h.J McDowell 

Marlboro Pitt 

Marley's  Mills Randolph 

Marsden Bladen 

*Marshall  [c,  h.J Madison 

Mars  Hill Madison 

Martindale Mecklenburg 

Martin's  Mill Montgomery 

Matthews. Mecklenburg 

Mayiield  Rockingham 

Maysville Jones 

Meadow  Hill Wilkes 

Meadows Stokes 

Mears  Bluff Brunswick 

Meat  Camp Watauga 

*Mebanesville Alamance 

Meeksville Wilson 

Melrose Robeson 

Mellville Alamance 

Melvin  Hill Polk 

Mrchant  Mills Gates 

Merrimou Halifax 

Merry  Mount Warren 

Merry  Oaks Chatham 

Micaville Yancey 

Middleburg Warren 

Middle  Cane Watauga 

Middle  Swamp .Bladen 

Middleton Hyde 

Midway Davidson 

Mill  Biidge Rowan 

Mill  Creek Person 

Milleclgeville .Montgomery 

Miller's  Creek Wilkes 

Millertown Rowan 

Mill  Hill Cabarrus 

Mill  River Henderson 

Mills'  Spring Polk 

*Milton Caswell 

Mingo Sampson 

Mint  Hill Mecklenburg 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Mo.ksville  [c.  h.] Davie 

Motrin's  Mills Randolph 

Moncure Chatham 

*Monroe  [c.  h.] Union 

Monroeton Rockingham 

Monticello Guilford 

Montpelier Richmond 

Mooresboro Cleaveland 

Moore's  Creek  Pender 

Moore's  Mills , Wake 

Mooresville. Iredell 

Mooshaunee. Moore 

Moravian  Falls Wilkes 

Morehead  City Carteret 

Morctz  Mills Watauga 

Morgan  Hill Buncombe 

Morgan's  Mills Union 

*Morganton  [c   h.] Burke 

Morrisville Wake 

Morton's  Store Alamance 

Morven .Anson 

Moss  Neck Robeson 

Mountain  Creek  Catawba 

Mountain  Island Gaston 

Mountain  View Warren 

*Mount  Airy  Surry 

Mount  Bethel Alexander 

Mount  Energy Granville 

Mount  Gilead Granville 

Mount  Mourne Iredell 

Mount  Nebo Yadkin 

Mount  Olive Wayne 

Mount  Pisgah Alexander 

Mount  Pleasant Cabarrus 

Mount  Prospect Union 

Mount  Sterling Haywood 

Mount  Tabor. Forsyth 

Mount  Tirza Person 

Mount  Ulla Rowan 

Mount  Vernon Rowan 

Mount  Zion Wilkes 

Mouth  of  Buffalo Ashe 

Moyock Currituck 

Muddy  Fork Cleaveland 

Mud  Lick Chatham 

Mulberry Wilkes 

Mull  Grove Catawba 

Mu nn's  Station Moore 

Mini'ieesboro Hertford 

♦Murphy  [c.  h.J Cherokee 

Mutual  Love Mecklenburg 

Myatt's  Mills Wake 

Nantahalah Swain 


NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Narrows  .      Stanly 

Nashville  [c.  h Nash 

Nathan's  l  reek Ashe 

Nat  Moore Bladen 

Nebo McDowell 

Nettle  Nuob Ashe 

Neuse Wake 

"New  Berne  [c.  h.] Craven 

New  Castle Wilkes 

New  Found Buncombe 

New  Garden Guilford 

New  Hill Wake 

New  Hope Iredell 

New  Hope  Academy Randolph 

New  House Cleaveland 

New  Light Wake 

New  Market     Randolph 

New  Mills Camden 

Newport. ...    Carteret 

New  River Alleghany 

New   Salem Randolph 

New  Sterling Iredell 

New  Supply Brunswick 

•Newton  [c  h  ] Catawba 

Newton  lirove Sampson 

Nicholson's Alamance 

Nicholson's  Mills Iredell 

Xicholsonville  Cleaveland 

Norton's  Jackson 

North  Brook Lincoln 

Noith  Cove  McDowell 

North  Fork Ashe 

Norwood Stanly 

Nottla Cherokee 

Oak  Forest Iredell 

Oak  Grove Union 

Oak  Hill Granville 

Oakland Halifax 

Oak  Ridge Guilford 

Oaks Orange 

Oak  Spring Rutherford 

Oakville Warren 

Ocona  Lufty Swain 

Ocracoke Hyde 

Old  Fort McDowell 

Old  Furnace   Gaston 

Old  Hundred Richmond 

Old  Shop Wake 

Old  Town Forsythe 

Olin Iredell 

Olive  Branch Union 

Olive  Hill Person 

Orange  Factory Orange 

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POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Oregon Rockingham 

( >re  Knob Ashe 

Ore  Hill Chatham 

Ormonsville Greene 

Osbornville Wilkes 

Osgood.;    Chatham 

Otter  Creek Rutherford 

Outlaw's  Bridge Duplin 

Owenville .Sampson 

•Oxford  [c.  h.] Granville 

Oxford's  Ford Catawba 

Pacolet  Falls Polk 

Pacific Franklin 

Pactolus Pitt 

Paint  Rock Madison 

Palmyra Halifax 

Palo  Alto Onslow 

Pamlico Pamlico 

Pantego  Beaufort 

Panther  Creek Yadkin 

Park  Hill Burke 

Patterson Caldwell 

Patterson's  Bridge Moore 

Patterson's  Mill Orange 

Patterson's  Store Alamance 

Patton's  Home  Rutherford 

Paw  Creek Mecklenburg 

Paint  Fork Madison 

Paint  Gap Yancey 

Pates Robeson 

Peach  Tree Cherokee 

Petty  Shore Hertford 

Peacock's  X  Roads Johnston 

Peacock's  Store Columbus 

Pedlar's  Hill Chatham 

Pee  Dee Anson 

Pekin Montgomery 

Peletier's   Mills Carteret 

Pelham Caswell 

Pensacola Yancey 

Perkinsville Burke 

Persimmon   Creek Cherokee 

Peru Haywood 

Peter's  Creek Stokes 

Petra  Mills Caldwell 

Phoenix Columbus 

Piedmont  Springs Burke 

Pigeon  River Haywood 

Pigeon  Valley Haywood 

Pike Cumberland 

Pikeville Wayne 

Pilot  Mountain Stokes 

Pine  Hall Stokes 


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NORTH  CAROLINA  POST-OFFICES. 


POST-OFFICE.  COUNTY. 

Pine  Level Johnston 

Pine  Ran Watanga 

Piueville Mecklenburg 

Piney  Creek   Alleghany 

Pin  Hook  Depot Gaston 

Pink  Bed Henderson 

Pink  Hill Lenoir 

Pinnacle Henderson 

Pioneer  Mills Cabarrus 

Pireway  Ferry.... Columbus 

Pisgab Randolph 

Pitch  Landing Hertford 

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Pleasant  Garden Guilford 

Pleasant  Grove Alamance 

Pleasant   Hill Northampton 

Pleasant  Home Lincoln 

Pleasant  Ridge Gaston 

Pleasansville Rockingham 

Plummerville Robeson 

Plumtree Mitchell 

♦Plymouth  [c.  h] Washington 

Pocket Moore 

Point  Caswell   Pender 

Polkton Anson 

Pnllocksvtlle Jones 

Pool Rowan 

Poor's  Ford Rutherford 

Poplar  Branch Currituck 

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Portsmouth Carteret 

Potecasi Northampton 

Powelton Richmond 

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Price's  Mill Union 

Price's  Store Rockingham 

Pinceton Johnston 

Prospect  Hall Bladen 

Prospect  Hill Caswell 

Prosperity     Moore 

Providence Chatham 

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Purley ...Caswell 

Quaker  Gay Stokes 

Quallatown Jackson 

Query's Mecklenburg 

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I  ieady  Branch   Wilkes 

Red  Banks Robeson 

Red  Cross  Ranoolph 

Redche's  River Wilkes 

Red  Hill Mitchell 

Red  Mouutain Orange 

Red  Oak Nash 

Red  Plains  ..     Yadkin 

Red  Shoals. Stokes 

Reed  Creek Davidson 

*Reidsville Rockingham 

Resaca   Duplin 

Reynoldson Gates 

Rialto Chatham 

Riceville Buncombe 

Richardson's  Creek Union 

Richland  Valley Haywood 

Richlands   Onslow 

Rich  Mountain Taekson 

Rich  Square Northampton 

Riddieksville Hertford 

Ridge's  Creek Montgomery 

Ridge  Spring Pitt 

Ridgeville ...Caswell 

Ridgeway Warren 

Riggsbee'a  Store Chatham 

Riley's  Cross  Roads. . .    .  Franklin 

Ringwood Halifax 

Riverdale Craven 

River  Hill  Iredell 

River  View Mecklenburg 

Rives'  Chapel Chatham 

Roaring  Gap Wilkes 

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Robbinsville  (c.  h.) Graham 

Robersonville Martin 

Roberson Columbus 

Robin  Hill Cumberland 

Roanoke Martin 

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Rock  Fish Duplin 

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Rock  Spring Orange 

Rockwell Rowan 

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Rocky  Pass McDowell 

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