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United States 213 . Confederate Veterans 38-39 FAIRS 213 Cotton Growers' Association 48 FURNITURE FACTORIES 209-210 D'aughters of (Confederacy 39 GAME BIRDS 28 Daughters of the Revolution 46-47 INCORPORATED TOWNS AND Daughters of the Averican Revo- MAYORS 21U-213 lution 47 INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES Dental Society 40 OF NORTH CAROLINA 63-71 Elks 46 INTEREST LAW 190 Farmers' Alliance 42 INSURANCE STATISTICS 27 Firemans' Association 43 INDIANS 27 Funeral Directors and Embalmers 43 JUDICIAL OFFICERS 61-63 G. A. R 39 Associate Justices Supreme Court. 61-62 Horticultural Society 42 Attorney-Generals 62 J. 0. U. A. M 45-46 Chief Justices Supreme Court.... 61 Knights of Pythias 43 Clerks of Supreme Court 62 Library Association 42 Judges Superior Court 62 Literary and Historical Associa- Marshals of Supreme Court 62 tion 42 Reporters of Supreme Court 62 Masonic Orders— KNITTING MILLS 208 Grand Chapter Royal Arch LAND GRANTS 48 Masons 44 NEWSPAPERS 191-195 Grand Commandery Knights OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE.. 54-58 Templar 45 Congressional vote, 19^)6 55-57 Grand Council Royal and Select Official Vote for President. 1904.. 57 Masters 45 Popular vote for President 57-58 Grand Lodge of Masons 44 Vote for member N. C. Cor. Com. 54-55 Medical Association 46

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Page Page Medical Society 40 STATE OFFICERS 58-61 N. 0. Board Pharmacy 40 Auditors 59 48 Commissioners of 69 Nature Study Society" Agriculture.... Odd Fellows 43 Commissioners of Labor 59 Order of the Cincinnati 40 Governors 68 Pharmaceutical Association 40 Presidents of U. S. Senate 60 Poultry Association 42 Railroad Commissioners 69 Press Association 39-40 Secretaries of the Navy 60 Red Men 45 Secretaries of State 69-60 Retail Merchants' Association.... 47 Speakers of the House 60-61 Royal Arcanum 40 Speakers of U. S. House 60 Sons of the Confederacy 39 Speakei'S of the Senate 60 Sons of the Revolution 46 State Comptrollers 69 State Federation of Labor 44 State Treasurers 60 Tochers' Assembly 41 U. S. Senators 60 SOLDIERS HOME 28 STATE RECEIPTS AND EXPEN- DITURES 23-25 STATE GUARD 19-22 SUPERIOR COURTS, TIME OF STATE GOVERNMENT— HOLDING 30-32 Executive 8-14 TAX COMMISSION REPORT 214-216

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By GOVERNOR R. B. GLENN.

Industrially, North Carolina has evolved to that position of prosperity and output where the oniy limits upon continued expansion are those which result from basic limitations. That is to say, that whereas the problem of former years was to secure the in- vestmtnt of the capital of the State in active State industrial enterprise, the time has come when the lesson has been so WjU karned that the question has shifted to the procurement of the necessary capital to carry out the plans of an industrially awakened citizenry. In industrial development, the mills that manufacture fabrice still lead in im- portante. The State has taken first place among all those in the U.nion in the number of textile manufactories and is second to Massachusetts in point of value of production. The growth of this industry is t.vpical of that of the State, is in a large sense the index of its prosperity, for what has been done in cotton milling, while done in larger figures, has been equalled if not exceeded in other numerous lines of industry. The figures as compiled by the North Carolina Department of Labor and Printing and the Llnited States Census Bureau, given by years, show the increase in textile insti- tutions to have been marvelous. Year. No. Mills. Looms. Spindles. No. Employed. Capital. 1890 49 3,054 149,898 8,515 $10,775,134 1900 1-22 26,689 1,297,771 38,637 3.3,011.516 1905 287 45,663 2,267,625 41,222 57,043,418 1906 318 52,747 2,573,130 52,921 60,861,860 In 1906 the 318 mills reporting (a number of mills owned by the same com- pany in several instances having been rc-porttd as one) showed a capital of $60,861,860, the employment of 52,747 looms, 2,573,130 spindles, 5,237 knitting machines and 115,- 671 horse power. In the presence of the fact that a number of mills fail to report, the increase shown in looms and spindles indicates that the value of the mills is now in excess of $65,000,000, with an annual value in production of upwards of $75,000,000. In 1880 the number of bales consumed in North Carolina cotton mills was under 25,000, or at that time about one-seventh of the State's production. In 1903 the number of bales consumed had risen to 550,000, having practically- kept pace with the increased acreage and production of cotton within the State. In 1906, with a total crop for the State of 600,000 bales, the mills of the State manufactured more than was raised. What is thus significantly true of cotton is also illustrat^'d in the growing of tobacco, the chief money crop of the Stat?. North Carolina will this year produce in tobacco upwards of ninety million pounds, to be sold at an average price of possibly ten cents, or, say, for approximately $9,000,000. The wide economy latent in this record is, perhaps, better shown by the rela- tive value of the agricultural and manufactured products of the State for various illustrative periods; In 1890, for instance, the value of the agricultural products was $50,000,000, and of the manufactured products, $40,000,000. By 1900 the value of the manufactured product had grown to $95,000,000, as against an increase in the agricultural product to $89,000,000. But in 1905, showing an increase in manufacturrd products of upwards of five million to an amount in excess of $100.000,noo, tho value of the agricultural products had more than kept pace and amounted to $95,000,000. In 1906, with a further estimated incr as? of $6,000,000 in manufactured values, the agricultural products have climbed we'1 above $100,000,000 in va'ue. Significant in the general industrial and manufacturing situation is the practical birth within the past few years of the furniture industry, the figures illustrative of which are truly phenomenal. In 1890 there were four factories, with 123 employes, and a capital of $41,000. In 1900 there were forty-four factories, employing 1,759 hands, representing a capi- tal of $1,023,374. In 1905 there were 105 factories, employing 5,164 people and capitalized at $4,- 621,r;94. In 1906 there were more than 124 factorirs, with a capital in excess of $5,000,000, emploving over six thousand people and p'-odufine- an output of $S. .500,000. While, companion of cotton milling, the knitting mill industry, represented a few years ago by an isolated small factory or so, now shows fifty mills in successful operation, employing 15,000 spindles, 5,237 machines and 4,200 emploves, representing a capital invested of $2,400,000. INDUSTRIAL NORTH CAROLINA. INDUSTRIAL NORIH CAROLINA,

By T. M. ROBERTSON, United States Department of Commerce and Labor.

The best evidence of the industrial possibilities of North Carolina is found ia the progress made during- the past few y ars. According to the reports of the twelfth census there was more capital emp'oyrd in one single industry in IDOO than there was in all the industries in the State in 1890. Ten counties now have more money invcstid in manufacturing enterprises than the entire State had ten years ago. The va'ue of products in the two industrits of cotton manufacturing and lum- ber is now greater than that of all the manufactured products of the State in 1890. From 1890 to 1900 the capital invested in manufacturing increased nearly 134 per cent, and the va'ue of manufactured pro lucts incr as d 125 per cent. The increase was much gr^at r during the past seven thai- during the preceding ten years, as ia shown by the figures for 1905. COTTON MANUFACTURING. It will be interesting to note somewhat in d-tail a few of those industries in which the most notable progress has been made. First in importance on account of its magnitude and a'so on account of the opportunity it offers for profitable invest- ment is that of cotton manufacturing. Iii 1890 th-'re were ninety-one cotton mil's in the State with a capital of about three-quart'r miTions of dollars, while in 1905 there were 212 mills with a capital of •$57,413,418. The value of the cotton mill products in 1890 was $9,56.3,443, and in 1905 it was !?47,254.054. These mills in 1905 employed more than 36,000 people and paid tlum more than $7,500,000 in wages. In 1900 the cotton mills consum d cotton to the value of more than $15,000,(100, or about 400,000 bales, which was practically all the cotton grown in the State that year. In 1905 th" 212 cotton mills consumed more than 500,000 bales of cotton worth nearly $29,000,000. THE TANNING INDUSTRY. The tanning industry is yet a small one, but the success attending it wherever n\odern mLthods have been adopted warrants the stat m:nt that it is capable of profitable en'argemcnt to great proportions. Up to within a very few years tanning was conducted only under the primitive methods in vogue fifty years ago. In 1890 the invested capital in the industry amounted to only a little over $100,000 and the products valued at but $190,887. Within the last fifteen years an attmpt has been made to conduct the business on modern plans, and so successful has it proven that in 1905 the capital invested wa.s $2,56S,r65, and the value of the pro- ducts was $2,652,174. This successful beginning proves beyond doubt that here is a field for profitable investment. MANUFACTURING TOBACCO. The State has long been famous for its chewing and smoking tobacco. Some of the largest tobacco factories in the world are locati d here. In 1890 the capital in- vested in tliis industry was $4,783,491. Since that time the capital has more than doubled and the value of products in 1900 was n; arly three times as much as in 1890. In 1907 the capital invested is reported by the North Carolina Labor De- partment at $36,000,000, and the total value of the products of the factories is es- timated by the same source to be $28,087,969. Great fortunes have been made in the business and opportunity is still open for the profitable investment of large capital in the business. FURNITURE FACTORIES. Perhaps the most remarkable showing made in any industry is in that of furni- ture manufacturing. In 1890 there were si.x little factories with a capital of $126,- 350, and the total va'ue of their products was $159,000. In 1905 there were 105 factories with a capital of $4,621,994, and their products were va'ued at $1,457,305, an increase of nearly four thousand fo'd in fifteen years! While the industry is yet comparatively small, yet this remarkable growth proves conclusively that success ia assured to the enterprising investor *****who embarks in the business. North Carolina Is an agricultural State, and as such offers advantages of a superior character. But the facts and figures a'rcady given and those that are to follow suggest that perhaps her greatest possibilities are in manufacturing. The streams can supply energy conservatively e=timat' d at 2,750,000 horse pow r. Of this tremendous supply of energy something like 600,000 horse power is already available and with recent progress in the electrical transmission of power it is not extravagant to assert that a very large proportion of this trem ndous force can be economically utilized for industrial purposes. Developrnf^nt companies are now offering power to all that region from Greensboro to Char'otte. The growth of railroad mileage in TlIF NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. THE CITIZENS BANK of NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Organized 1867 CAPITAL $300,000.00 SURPLUS 300,000.00 McD. L. WRENN President J. W. PERRY Vice-P esident K. S. COHN Vice-Presiuent TENCH F. TILGHIMAN Cashier GEO. J. TWOHY Trust Officer NORMAN BELL. JR Asst Cashier DIRECTORS—McD. L. Wremi, W. G. Swartz, E. L. Woodard, John S. Jenkins, A. B. Seldner, c. M. Barnett, R. B. Cooke, John Twohy, G. Serpen, J. W. Dejitrnette, V. L. Backus. R. A. Wain- wright, M. K. King, R. S. Cohn, R, H. Barrett, T. F. Tilghman, J. W. Perry, Geo. J, Twohy.

Interest paid on time deposits by special contract. Bills of exchange issued on all of the p'. incipal cities of Europe. Charter authorizes Trust and Fiduciary accounts. Lock boxes for rent at moderate cost in the best appointed Safe Deposit Vaults pud in the most modern fire-proof building in Tidewater Virginia. INDUSTRIAL NORTH CAROLINA. recent years and the cheapness attending railroad construction in the State, settle the question of accessibility to the fields of raw material. While the cotton mills of the State now spin every pound of cotton grown in the State, and more too, the proximity of the great cotton growing States further South practically places their cotton at doors of our mills. The great variety and abundance of the finest hard woods in the world offer unusual inducem:;nts to those who wish to engage in the manufacture of furniture, carriages and wagons, hard wood material for builders, ag- ricultural wooden supplies' and all kinds of small wooden wares. The cheapness of constructing buildings is of itself a tremendous item of saving in capital out'ay—with an abundance of tb? very best building woods at the door of every community and an unlimited supply of brick clay everywhere, together with the fact that the mild climate permits far less expensive buildings both for fac- tories and dwellings than are required further north, reduces the necessary building cost to the minimum. The fact that there are no large cities to cause great land values, and the further fact that a majority of the most desirable manufacturing sites are situated in small railroad villag.s reduce the cost of land for manufactur- ing purposes to almost nothing. The productive power of capital is one of the first things to determine in the selection of a locality for manufacturing purposes. To show what capital can ac- complish in North Carolina in two of thi most promising industries the following facts are submitted: Each $100 invested in the manufacture of cotton goods in the United States in 1000 yielded a product valued at a little mare than $72.00. In Rhode Island it yielded 5'G4.00, in Massachus tts it yielded slightly less than $71.00, while in North Carolina it yielded $86.00. That is to say, that in North Carolina capital invested in this industry afforded a basis for profit from 1.5 to 22 per cent, greater than it did in the other States mentioned. Or to express it in a more practical way, $100 invested in this industry in North Carolina is equivalent to an investment of $121 in Massa- chusetts and to $131 in Rhode Is'and. The^e figures bear only upon the relation of capital to product, and when cheapness of building, the earning power of a dollar when invested in labor, and the items of taxes and general expenses are considered they become even more significant. Similar comparisons with Michigan for the furniture industry afford even a greater contrast in favor of North Carolina. Each $100 invested in the manufac- ture of furniture in the State of Michigan in 1900 yielded a product valued at $105, while in North Carolina it yielded $151—a difference of 46 per cent, in favor of North Carolina. Or to use the other method of comparison, $100 invested in this industry in North Carolina was equivalent to an investment of nearly Sll-t in Michigan. In Michigan nearly 24 per cent, of the invested capital for this industry- was required to provide the necessary land and buildings, while in North Carolina only 171/2 per cent, of capital was thus required. The above comparisons for cotton goodi have been made with Massachusetts be- cause that State is the great center of this industry in this country and because there has been made its greatest progress. Rhode Is'and was also selected because the conditions there are verj' similar to those in Massachusetts and also because the volume of business in the latter State is so nearly the same as that for North Caro- lina. For furniture, Michigan was select d because it is recognized as perhaps the most progressive State in the Union in that industry. These comparisons with States in which the greatest progress has been made and where the highest perfec- tion has been reached give particular emphasis to the wonderful opportunities offered here. Labor here is contented and reliable. It is composed entirely of people born in the State, and there is therefore not that disposition to seek changes which is bo common among foreigners. There are no large cities with their attendant \'ice8 and temptations to dissipation. The work'ng people are intelligent, moral and in- dustrious, thus combining all the elements of the most desirable employe. They are not easily shaken from their natural'y conservative ways, and strikes are there- fore of rare occurrence and short duration. Taxation is exceeding'y light. While wealth has increased at a rapid rate dur- ing the past ten years it has been neces'ary to add but 17 per cent, to the assess- ed valuation of real estate and the rate of taxation has not been increased at all. Labor and capitol have always been upon such amiable terms that the law-making power has found it necessary to do but little in the way of regulating labor ques- tions, and this little has been along conservative lines. All in all, there is no more inviting fi Id for manufacturers than in this State, and it is doubtful if so many superior advantages and desirable considerations are to be found elsewhere. Cheap power in practically unlimited volume, cheap raw ma- terial in ample quantity, quality and variety, reliable labor, cheap living, whole- some laws, an ideal climate, and a hospitable welcome await the enterprising stranger who comes among us. nil!" NORTH CARO I !NA YEAR BOOK.

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JOSEPH G. BROWN, P. D. GOLD, Jr., President. Viee-Pres. k. On. Mgr. C. W. GOLD, C. J. PARKER, See'y & Supt of Ajri^ncies. TroasuP'T. ALBERT ANDERSON, T, B. WOMACK, -y Medical Diiector. General Counsel. V DAVID PARKS F-VCKLER, Actuary. STATE GOVERNMENT—FXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. State Government EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. SUPERINTENDENT OF Pl'DLIC BUILD- tJOVERNOH— Robert Biodnax of INGS—C. C. Cherr"-. of Edgecombe. Glenn, STATE I'ois\ til. STANDARD KEEPER—U H. Lumsdi of Wake. IJKIT.-OOVEKNOR—Francis D. ".'inston, n. ol BtTtie. STATE PRINTER—E. M. Uzzell, of Wake PKIV.aTE SEClJETATiY TO GOVERNOR— A. H. Arrinston, of Nash. Governor's Conncil. E.XECUTIVE CLEKK—Miss Lillian Thomp- The Secretary of Sate, Auditor, Treas- son, of Wake. urer, and Superintendent of Public Instruc- SKfRKTAIJV OF STATE—J. Bryan tion. Grimes, of I'itt. eillKF CI.KKK TO SECRETARY OF State Board of Edncation. Sl'ATK—Gonrsi- W. Nurwood. of \V;ike. The Governor. Lieutenant Governor, Sec- rouPOIJATlON CLERK— \V. S. Wilson, of of Auditor. Treasurer, Ca-wpll retary State, Super- intendent of Public Instruction, and Attor- SfENOGRAPHER-Mi33 Minnie Bagwell, Tiey General. of Wake. ?TATE TREASURER- Benj. R. Lacy, of Wake. Board of Fnblic Buildings and CHIEF CI EUK. TREASURY DEPART- Grounds. MENT— W. F. Moodv. of M.-iklenbiirg The Governor, Secretary of State, Trea>- CLERK FOR INSTTTUTIONS—H. M. arer, and Attorney-General. Rerc", of Wake. TELLER—P. B. Fleming, of Franklin. State Board of Pensions. LICENSE CLERK—Miss M. F. Jones, of The and Gen- biinrombe. Governor, Aditor, Attorney eral. STATE AUDITOR—Benj. F. Dixon, of Cleveland. of Pensions. CHIEF CLERK TO AUDFTOTl-E. H. Ba- Connty Board ker, of Wake. The Clerk of the Court, Rethster of TAX CLERK—Baxter Durham, of Wake. Deeds. Sheriff and Chairman of Board of CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER—Mrs. F County Commissioners. W. Smith, of Wake. ATTOKNKV (JENERAl^Robert D. Gil- Board of Internal Tmprovenientg. mer, of na\'\vood. The Governor, R. C. Beckwith, ol Wake, ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL— R. A. Morrow, Union. Havdn Clom'^nt, of Rowan. CT.ERK AND STENOGRAPHER-Mis- Corporation Commission. Sarah Biirkheari. of Columbus. Franklin McNeill, of New Hanover. Chalr- SI l'KIM\TKM>ENT OF PUBLTC IN Tian. (Term expires January, 1012). STPUrTTON--.T Y. .lovner, of Gui'ford. Samuel L. boeers, of Macon. (Term ex- CHIEF CLERK—Allen J. Barwick, of lires .TanuarA-. inn

Depositary of the State of North Carolina, County of Wake, and tlie City of Kaleigh and tlie North Carolina Railroad. COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK ....OF RALEIGH, N. C... Commenced Business September 30, 1891. Chartered by the General Assembly of North Carolina. B. S. JERMAN, President. H. W. JACKSON, Cashier. ALiF. A. THOMPSON, V.-Prea E. B. CRC>W. Ass't Cashier. JAMES E. SHEPHERD, Attorney. J. J. THOMAS, Chairman Board of Directors. R. B. RANEY, JOSHUA B. HILL, and CAREY J. HUNTER. Examining Committee. UNDER rrs CHARTER ACTS AS EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, AD- MINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN. C/[PIT/\L STOCK PAID IN CASH $100 000 SURPLUS AND NET PROFITS - $110,000 00 RESOURCES - . . . $1,000,000 00 DIRECTORS.

J. J. THOMAS, (Tnairman. President Ral- .^23 AT.F. A. THOMPSON, eigh Cotton Mills and Caraleigh Mills. CAREY J. HUNTER, Sup't Union Central Lite Insurance Company. E. B. RANEY, Gen Agent Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance Company. JOSHUA B. HILL, of J. R. Ferrall Jc Co., Grocers. JAMES E. SHEPHERD, of Shepherd k Shepherd, Attorneys at Law. HENRY A. LONDON, Attorney at Law, Pittsboro, N. C. GEORGE W. WAT'jS, Director Ameri can Tobacco Co., Durham, N. O. ASHLEY HORNS, President Claytoa Banking Company, Cla) ton, N. C. D. Y. COOPER, Capitalist, Hender- son, N. C. A. L. BAKER, President Virginia Cot- ton Mills, Raleigh, N. C.

We solicit the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cotton Mills, Cor- porations and Individuals. Always ready to make loans to our friends when their accounts justify it. Safe Deposit Boxes for rent in fire and burglar proof vaults. 10 STATE GOVERNMENT—EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. n'stant Geolog^ist and Mineralnprist, Cliai>el Botanist and Biologist—C. A. Shore. Hill, N. C; W. W. Ashe, Forester, Ra- Naturalist and Curator— H. H. Brimley. N. C. B. S. Assistant Horticulturist—W. H. Hunt. leigh, ; Diane, Hy- — drographer. Greensboro, N. C. ; W. L. Spoon, Chemist, Foods W. M. Allen. J. — Encnneer, Biirlin^ton, N. C. ; R. Sykes, Assistant Chemist J. M. Pickle. Clerk of Statistician, Chapel Hill, N. C. Assistant Chemist and MicroscoplBt, Stock Feeds—C. D. —Harris. State Board of School Ez- Assistant Chemist W. G.— Haywood. aminers. Assistant Chemist, Soils G. M. MacNide* Assistant Chemist—L. L. Brinkley. J. Y. Joyner, (ohm. rx-offlcio), Raleigh. Assistant Chemist— S. O. Perkins. Allen J. Barwiek, Raleigrh. Assistant Chemist— Hampden Hill. N. \V. Hill. Walker, Chavt' R. W. Scott, Jr., Superintendent Ede^e- John GraliaiTi, Wamnton. ccmbe Test Farm, Rocky Mount, N. C. F. L. Stevens, West Raleigh. F. T. Meacham, Superintendent Iredell V. Z. Judd, Raleigh. Test Farm, Willard, N. C. John H. Jefferies, Superintendent Pender State Board of Healtli. Test Farm, Wilard, N. C. Geo. G. Thomas, M. D., Prosident, Wil- R. W. CoUett, Superintendent Transyl- mington. vania Test Farm, Blantyre, N. C. Thos. K. Anderson, M. D.. Ptatesville. J. Howell Way, M. D.. Wavnes\'ille. State Board of Elections. W. O. M. Spencer, D., Win.-ton-Salem. Wilson G. Lamb, (dim.). Williamdcon. Edw. C. M. Register, D., Charlotte. Robert T. Claywell, Morganton. David T. Tayloe, M. D., Wat^hington. R. L. Smith, Albemarle. J. \. M. Biirrn\ighs, D., Asheville. Clarence Call, Wilkesboro. J. I. Ludlow, C. E.. Winpton-Saleic. A. B. Freeman, Hendersonville. liuharo H. Lewis, M. D., Sec. and Treas., Ha^eigh. Directors State's Prison. State Board of J. G. Hackctt (chm.). North Wilkesboro. Medical Ex- S. A. Hearne, Albemarle. aminers. J. P. Kerr, Ashe^ile. M. H. Fletcher, M. D., President, Ashe- W. E. Cros'and, Hockingham. ville, Physiologv and Hveriine. R. H. Speight, Whitakers. G. T. Sik^s, M. D., Grissom, Secretary Treasurer, Chemistry and Phai-macv. Quarantine Committee. Franklin H. Russell, M. D., Wilmington A. Cannon, Chairman, Horse Shoe. Surgery. R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs. James M. Parrott, M. D.. Kinston, Anato R. W. Scott, Graham. and my Histology. Ashley Home, Clayton. C. O'H. Langhinghousp. M. D., Green J. P. McRae, Laurinburg. ville, Obstetrics and Gynaecology. J. T. J. Battle, M. D., Greensboro Commission for Materia Medica and Controlling Therapeutics. Pests. A. A. Kent, M. D., Lenoir, Practice of Crop Medicine. S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri- ture. Chairman, Raleigh. State Board of Agricnlture. C. B. Williams, Director N. C. Ex- S. L. Patterson, Commissioner, ex officio periment Station, Raleiyh. Chairman. Raleigh. J. Van Lindley, President State Horti- First District—J. J. Laughinghouse, cultural Society, Pomona. Greenvnlle. Franklin Sherman, Jr., Entomolog^ist, Second District—C. W. Mitchell, Aulan- Raleigh. der. T. K. Bruner, Secretary, Raleigh. Third District—Wm. Dunn, New 'Bern. Fourth District— Ashlev Home, Clayton. State HigliTiray Commission. Fifth District—R. W. Scott, Graham. S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of Agri- Sixth District—A. T. McCallum, Red culture, Raleigh. Springs. Jos. Hyde Pratt, State Geologist, Chapel Seventh District—J. P. McRae, Laurin- h..l. burg. T. K. Bruner, Secretary, Raleigh. Eighth District—R. L. Doughton, Laurel Springs. State Institutions. Ninth District—\Y. A. Graham, Machpelah THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO- Tenth District— A. Cannon, Horse Shoe. LINA—Chapel Hill; Francis Preston Yen- OFFICERS: able, Ph. D., President. Commissioner—S. L. Patterson. NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF AG- Secretary—T. K. Bruner. RICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS—Ral- State Chemist- B. W. Kilgore. eigh; George T. Winston, LL.D., Presi^fnt. Veterinarian—Tait Butler. NORTH CAROILNA AGRICULTURAL E.^C- Entomolgist— Franklin Sherman, Jr. PERIMENT STATION—George T. Winston. TEE NORTH CARO.MNA YEAR BOOK. 11

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President; B. \V. KilKorc, Director ville. THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL Eighth District—J. L. Nelson, Len.iir. COLLEGK— J. I. Koust. President. Ninth District—C. H. Mebane, Newton. AGUICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL Tenth District—J. D. Murphy, Asheville COLLEGE KOU THE COLOUED KACEt- Greensboro; Jiimes B. Dudley, President. Directors D. D. and B. Insti^ NUKIII CAIUM.LNA INSTITUTIUN FOR tution, THE DEAR, DUMB AND ULLND—Kaleighi Raleigh. J. E. John E. Kay, A. M., Principal. Pogue, (chm.), RaUigh. KOR.MAL DEPARTMENT OF CULLO- Robt. L. Steele, Rockingham. R. WHEE HIGH SCI lool-— Painter; J. N. Wil- H. Hayes, Pittsboro. son, Teacher in Charge. A. L. McNeil, Sanford. NOIMH CAHOI.I.VA SCHOOL FOR THH R. B. Boyd, Warrenton. J. H. DEAF AND DUMB—Morgan ton; E. McK. Weathers, Raleigh. J. T. Goodwin, M. A., Superintendent. Rowland, Raleigh. CENTRAL HO.SI'HAL— Raleigh; James McKee, JL D., Superintendent. Board of Trustees A. and M. Col- THE STATE HOSPITAL—Morganton, Jno. lege, Raleigh. McCampbell. M. D., Superintendent. W. D. Turner, Statesville. THE STATE HOSPITAL—Goldsboro; W. R. H. Ricks, Rockv Mount. W. Faison, M. D., Superintendent. O. Max Gardner, Shelby. CEMKAL PIUSON— Raleigh. J. S. Mann, Locke Craig, Asheville Superintendent. Raleigh. C. W. Gold, Wilson. O.XFOUD 0RP1L\N ASYLUM—Oxford; E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville. under au.^pices of Grand Lodge of Masons; T. W. Blount, Roper. W. J. Hiiks, Sinerintendent. Partly sup- D. A. Tompkins, Chariotte. ported by the State. J. T. Ellington, Clavton. W. E. Daniel, Weldon. Directors North Carolina Rail- W. H. Ragan, High Point. road Company. W. B. Cooper, Wi.mington. M. B. Stickley, Concord. State's proxy, Philip Pope, Greensboro. T. T. Ballinger, Tryon Hugh G. Chatham, Pres., Elkin. N. B. Broughton, Raleigh. W. H. Williams, Newton. O. L. Clark, Clarkton. W. T. Brown, Winston-Salem. Thos. H. Vanderford, Salisbury. Directors of the School for tlie Jno. W. Lambert, Thomasville. Allen J. Ruffin, Hillsboro. D. and D. at Morganton. 8. C. Penn, Reidsville. W. G. Lewis (chm.). Statesville. Lk Banks Holt, Graham. Archibald Johnson. Thomasville. J. C. Seagle, Lenoir. Directors Atlantic & N. C. R. A. C. Miller, Shelby. J. G. Neal, Marion. R. Company. J. P. Jeter, Morganton. On Part of State: J. VV. Pras Kin-ston. Grainger, , Directors State Hospital, W. S. Chadwick, B-aufort. L. G. Daniels, New Bern. Raleigh. L. P. Tapp, Kinston. John W. Thompson, (chm.), Raleigik. C. M. Busbee, Raleigh. J. D. Biggs, Williamston. W. H. Baglcy, Raleigh. Edward Smith. Godwin, D. B. Hooker, Bayboro. L. J. Picot, Littleton. W. D. Creech, Goldsboro. S. O. Middleton, Hallsville. Butte's Proxy, T. D. Warren, Trenton. W. H. Whitehead. Rocky Mount Robt. H. Stancill, Margarettsville. Oyster Commissioner. Jas. M. Parrott, Kinston. J. G. Hunt, Oxford. VTm. M. Webb, Morehead City. Miss Davis, Secretary to Board and Geo. H. Mary Hill, (Assistant), Washington. Executive Committee, and Stenographer. Directors State Normal and Directors State Hospital at Industrial College at Greensboro. Morganton. First District—T. S. McMullan. Hertford. J. P. Caldwell. Presirlent, Charlotte. Second District—A. J. Connor. Rich James I*. Sawyer, Asheville. Square. J. I. Davis, Morganton. Third District —B. F .Avcook, Fremont. J. G. Hall. Lenoir. Fourth District— R. T. Gray, Raleigh. James K. Norfleet, Winston-Salem, Fifth District—S. .\f. Gattis, Hillsboro. Charles H. Armfield. Statesville. Sixth District—Walker Tayloi, Wilming- A. A. Shuford, Hickory. ton. A. E. Tate, High P.-int. Seventh District—T. B. Bailey. Mocks Jno. W. McMinn. Brevard. IBB NORTH CAROT.TOA TBAB BOOK. Artesian WelUDrillers

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Trustees A. &. M. College at Frank A. Daniels, Go^'osboro. Greensboro for tlie Col- Z. V. Walser, Lexington. ored Race. — Board of E.xamination and Rejc- Officers J. I. Foust, Greensboro, Chair- istration. man, H. W. Glasscock, Raleigh. S. A. Secretary and Kerr, Greensboro, A. H. Zealy, Goldsboro. Treasurer. A. R. Tucker, Durham. First District—W. R. Falkland. Williams. W. B. Meacham, Asheville. Second District—W. A. Ormonds- Darden, H. F. Ray, Charlotte. ville. Third District—W. H. Hammond. Trenton. Members of Historical Commis- Fourth District—W. D. Siler, Siler City. sion. Fifth District—J. I. Foust, Greensboro. Sixth Dfistrict—Miller Hughes, Fayette- J. Bryan Grimes, Grimesland. ville. W. J. Peele, Raleigh. Eiehth District—W. L. Kluttz, Salisbury. D. H. Hill, Raleigh. Ninth District—J. 0. Alexander, Char- Thos. W. Blount, Roper. lotte. M. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill. Tenth District—W. M. Bell, Murphy. At Large—Chas. G. Rose, Fayetteville; Director and State's Proxy, J- B. Minor, Greensboro; W. A. Enloe, Wilkesboro & Jefferson Dillsboro; R. W. Morphis, Reidsville; W. J. Turnpike Co. Magnolia; W. A. Darden, Ayden; Newburg, Geo. L. Park, Jetterion. U. C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill; G. VV. Dunlap, Norwood. Fish Commissioner. Board Directors State Hos- Theo. S. Meekins, Manteo. pital at Goldsboro. Board of Commissioners of Nar- D. W. Bullock, Wilmington. igation and Pilotage Cape R. S. McCoin, Henderson, Fear River and Bar, W. L. Hill, Warsaw. B. W. Edwards, Snow Hill. James Sprunt, Wilmington. C. F. Herring, Goldsboro. C. W. Worth, Wilmington. H. E. Dillon, LaOrange. Jno. W. Harper, Wilmington. M. W. E. Headon, Morehead City. C. Guthrie, Southport. Dr. Albert Anderson, Wilson. Richard Dasher, Southport. D. E. McKinnie, Princeton. Dr. T. M. Jordan, Raleigh. State Hospital Commission Chas. A. Webb, Asheville. Directors Soldiers' Home. E. F. Aydlett, Elizabeth City. W. A. Durham. A. B. Andrews, Chairman, Raleigh. Erwin, J. W. Mills. J. S. Carr, Durham. McNeil, Hope J. H. Cliarlotte. J. A. Ramsey, Salisbury. Weddington, A. B. Stronacn, Raleigh. R F. Dix.^n. Secretary, Raleigh. Salaries of State Offloi:>'^. Executive Committee—A. B. Stronach, Governor—$4,000, and $500 for traveling Chairman; B. F. Dixon, Secretary; J. S. expenses. Carr. Private Secretary to the Governor—$2,000. Executive Clerk—$900 and $300 as Clerk Bank Examiners. to Adjutant General. State Treasurer—$3,000. F. J. Haywood, Jr., Rqleigh. Chief Clerk to the State Trea,9urer—$2,000. W. L. Williams (^issistant), Fayetteville. Teller—$1,400. Institution Clerk— Tlie Audubon of North $1,200. Society Stenographer—$900.— — Carolina. Socretarv of State $2,000 and fees. Presidfnt R. H. Lewis, Raleigh. Grant Clerk—$1,800. Vite-Prrsi.ipnt—J. Y. Joynev Raleigh. Corporation Clerk—32,000. —T. Gilbert Greensboro. Secretary— Pearson, Stenographer—$900. Treasurer E. W. Gudger, Greensboro. Extra Clerical Hire—$000. Sec. Jr. Dept.—Mrs. VV. C. A. Hammel, State Auditor—$1,500, $500 for extra Greensboro. clerk hire, $.300 for getting out Pen- Executive Committee—P. D. Gold, Jr., son Warrants. F. A. S. Greensboro; SondUy, Asheville; Cliief Clerk—$1,800. M. I. Beasley, Poplar Branch; J. Foust, Tax Clerk—$1,200. S. L. Greensboro; Patterson, Raleigh. Stenographer—$900. State Superintendent of Public Instruo- Board of Visitors University of tion—$2,000. North Carolina. Traveling Expenses of State Superintend- R. B. Redwine, Monroe. ent of Public Instruction—$1,000. Julian S.Carr Wm.J.Holl President TO THE CJEishier FIRST IWIQNALBANK THE BANK OF THE TOWN DURHAM, n.C. We Strive io and Accomodate thePlMJC OUigfe DEPARTMENT W^ Issue Certificates of DepojitT bearir\^ FOUR percent Interej-t" $1S^ opeivy 'YoiA £vr\ A.Ccount >^URE BIISD IS >SURE FIND »Safe Deposit Boxej- for Rent Burglar e^ Fire Proof VAULT3 You Carry tKe ry*>^^

We invite \bur account and promise f^ sucK care and pergonal attention as shali best pi-otecft and promote Your interest We KrvowltburWanis a.nd \^nt \bu r Busi ne^5 16 STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.

Chief Clerk—$1,500. Sixth District— (Pitt) : J. L. Fleming, Loan Ckrk—$1,5U0. Greenville. Stenograplier—$900. Seventh District—(Wilson, Nash, Frank- State Libraiian^l.T.iO. lin): T. T. Thome, Rocky Mount; J. D. Assistant Librarian—$G00. Dawes, Elm City. Bunau of Labor and Printing: Commis- Eighth District— (Greene, Lenoir, Jones, sioner, $1,500; Assistant Commission- Onslow, Craven, Carteret) : Y. T. Ormond, J. er, $1,200; Clerk, $900. kinston ; W. Burton, Jacksonville. — three — Corporation Commission Each of Ninth District (Wayne) : B. F. Aycock, Commissioners, $;',000; Chief Clerk, Fremont. $2,700; Tax Clerk, $1,500; Steno- Tenth District— (Duplin, Pender): Thomas grapher, $1,200. Perrett, Faison. State Bank E.\amincr—$2,400; Assistant Eleventh District— (New Hanover, Bruns- Bank Kxamimr,—$1,800. wick): George H. Bellamy, El Paso. Attorney G.ncral $2,000; Assistant At- Twelfth District—(Columbus, Bladen) : torney Gmcral, $1,500; Clerk, $900. Jackson Greer, Whitev.Ue.— Supreme Court Reporter-$1,250; Supreme Thirteenth District ^Robeson) : N. A. Mc Court Librarian and Marshal, $1,2-50; Lean, Lumberton. Assistant Supreme Court Librarian, Fourteenth District—(Cumberland): J. W. .$200. McLauchlin, Raeford. Supreme Court—Each of five Justices, Fifteenth District— (Sampson, Harnett, .$3,800. Johnston): T. W. Harrington, Harrington; Superior Court—Each of the sixteen C. M. Wilson, Wilson's Miila. Judges, $3,500. Sixteenth District— (Wake) : John C. Suptrintendnt of Public Buildings and Drewry, Raleigh. • Grounds—$900. Seventeenth District— (Warren, Vance) Standard keeptr—$100. — Tasker Polk, Warrenton. Commissioner of Insurance $2,000 and Eighteenth District— (cranville. Person). fees; Deputy Commissioner, $1,500; A. A. liicks, Oxford. Chief Clerk, $1,200; Book-ketper, Nineteenth District— (Durham, Orange. $750; License Clerk, $750; Stenogra- Alamance, Caswell): J. W. Graham, Uills- phtr, $900. boro; C. H. King, Blackwell's. Adjutant General, $1,600. Twentieth District—(Rockingham): R. D. Secretary to Board of Public Cari- Reid, Wentworth. ties- 5768. — Twenty-first District— (Guilford) : J. Al- State Dvpartment of Agriculture Com- len Ho;t, Oak Ridge. missioner, $3,250; Secretary to tlie Twenty-second District— (Cl.atham, Mooiv, of Board Asrriculture, $2,400; Regis- Scotland, Richmond) : A. A. F. Seawell, tration Clerk, $1,200; Bulletin Clerk, Joresboro; J. R. Rives, Goldston. $900; Stenographer, $780; Entomolo- Twenty-third District— (Randolph, llont- OrL-hard gist, $2,000: Inspector, $720; gomcry) : J. R. Blair, Troy. Horticulturist, $2,500; Veterinarian, Twenty-fourth District— . Javidson, Stan- $2,700; Stenographer, $600; Chemist, ly, Anson, Union): J. S. Efird, Albemarle; $3,000; Food Chemist, $1,800; Seven R. B. Redwine, Monroe. Assistant Clicmists, with salaries re- Twenty-fitth District— (Mecklenburg, Ca- as follows: spectivelv $1,400; $1,400; barrus): H. N. Pharr, Charlotte; W. B., $1,200; $1,100; $S40; $840; $720; Odell, Concord. Clerk, Stenographer, $1,0S0; Twenty-sixth District— (Rowan) : White- As- Curator of the Museum, $1,800; head Kluttz, Salisbury. sistant Usher of ^he — Curator, $600; Twenty-seventh District (Forsyth) : J. C. the Museum, $480; Stenographer to Buxton, Winston-Salem. Horticultural and Di- Entomolgiodl Twenty-eighth District— (Stokes, Surry): of Co- visions, $720; Superintendpiit J. Guy Carter, D'obson. operative Experiments, $7,500. Twenty-ninth District— (Davie, Yadkin, Wilkes)- Solomon Brown, Hamptonville. LEGISLATIVE DEPART- Thirtieth District— (I-edell) : Zeb V. Long, MENT. Statesville SENATE. Thirt'. -first Distnct— (Catawba. Lincoln): First District--' Currituck, Camden, Pas- J. F. Reinhardt, R. F. D., Stanly. : F. quotank, Perquimans. Gates, Chowan, Hert- Thirty-second District—(Gaston) O. ford): Roscoe W. Turner, Elizabeth City; Mason, Dallas. A. P. Godwin, Gatesville. Thirty-third District—(Cleveland, Ruther- A. Seyord District— (Dare, Tyrrell, Washing- ford. Polk, Henderson): W. Mauney, ton, Martin, Beaufort, Hyde, Pamlico): King's Mountain; T. T. Ballenger, Tryon. Harry AV. Stubbs, Williamston; R. B. Ether- Thirty-fourth District— (Alexander, Cald- F. Ma- idgf, Manteo. well, Burke, McDowell): W. Wood, .Davis. Third District—(Bertie, Northampton) : rion; B. F Morganton. a. W. Mitchell. Aulander. Thirty-fifth District— (Alleghany, Aahe. E. F. Lovill. Boone. Fourth District— (Halifax) : W. E. Daniel, Watauga): Weldon. Thirty-sixth District— (Mitchell, Yancey, J. E. Burleson, Pine. Fifth Distnct—(Edgecombe) : W. Stamps Madison): Spruce Howard. Tarboro. Thirtv-seventh District— f Buncombe): C. THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 17

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For more than a gen- eration it has been the orthodox exponent of Democratic princi- ples and Democratic policies. It Is regarded by the disciples of Jef- ferson in North Caro- lina as The Democratic The Bible and stands stead- fast in earnest support of Democrats for Year places of trust fror-. constable to president.

Josephus Daniels Editor, Raleigh, N. C.

-I 18 STATE GOVERNMENT—LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. A. Webb, Asheville. — J. R. Gordon, Jamestown. Thirty-eig-hth District (Transylvania, Halifax—A. P. Kitchin, Scotland Neck; Haywood, Jackson, Swain) : W. E. Breese, J. B. Neal, Scotland Neck. Jr., Brevard. Harnett-J. C. Clifford, Dunn. Thirty-ninth District: (Macon, Clay, Gra- Haywood—D. L. Boyd, Waynesville. ham, (Cherokee): Allen K. Dickey, Culber- Henderson—W. C. Rector, Hendersonville. son. Hertford—B. B. Winborne, Murfreesboro. All the Senators are Democrats except Hyde—Claude W. Davis, Englehard. the following Republicans: J. Guy Carter, Iredell—Thomas M. C. Davidson, R. F. D., 28th district; Solomon Brown, 29th district; Statesville; Zeb. V. Turlington, Mooresville. J. E. Burleson, 3Gth district, and Allen H. Jackson—Dr. J. M. Candler, Dillsboro. 39th district. Dickey, Johnston—Josephus Johnson, R. F. D., Officers State Senate. Benson; George L. Jones, Smithfleld. President—F. D. Winston, Windsor. Jones—J. C. Parker, Trenton. President Pro Tempore—C. A. Webb, Lenoir—J. A. McDaniel, Kinston. Asheville. — Lincoln—W. N. Keener, Lincolnton. Principal Clerk A. J. Maxwell, Lenoir. McDowell—— Lee P. Crawford, Old Fort. Reading Clerk—Robert L. Ballou, Jeffer- Macon John Burnett, Etna. son. Madison—Louis J. Bailey, Marshall. Engrossing Clerk—Charles Strayhom, Martin—J. A. Whitley, Everetts. Hillsboro. Mecklenbur"—W. C. Dowd, Charlotte; E. Sergeant-at-Arms—L. B. Pegram, Raleigh. R. Preston, Charlotte: W. A. Grier, R. F. Assistant Door-Keeper—R. M. Staley, D., Charlotte. Wilkesboro. Mitchell—J. C. Bowman, Glen Ayre. HOUSE. Montgomery—R. A. tsruton, Mt. Gilead. Moore—John E. Alamance—Dr. J. A. Pickett, Burlington. Buehan, Manly. Nash—M. S. Alexander—A. L. Watts, Griffin, R. F. D., Nashville. Taylorsville. New Hanover— Alleghany—R. A. Doughton, Sparta. George L. Morton, Wil- Anson—J. A. Lockhart, Wadesboro. mington. Ashe—G. L. Park, Jefferson. Northampton—G. E. Midyette, Jackson. Beaufort—W. K. Jacobson, Washington; Onslow—E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville. F. B. Hooker, Aurora. Orange—I. W. Pritcliard, Chapel Hill. Bertie—Thomas Gilliam, Windsor. Pamlico—J. J. Brinson, Bairda Creek. Bladen—F. D. McLean, Bladenboro. Pasquotank—J. O. B. Ehringhaus, Eliza- Brunswick—C. Ed. Taylor, Southport. beth City. — R. Pender—T. H. Wells, I Buncombe Zcbulon Weaver, Asheville; Burgaw. -I. Candler. —W. S. I Gaston,— Perquimans— Bianchard, Hertford. Burke I.— T. Avery, Morganton. Person H. J. Whitt, Roxboro. Cabarrus— M. B. Stickley, Concord. Pitt—J. J. Laughinghouse, Greenville; S. Caldwell M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir. M. Jones,— Bethel. Camden—D. H. Tillett, Shiloh. Polk Henry Morgan, Landrum, S. C. Carteret—M. L. Davis, Beaufort. Randolph—W. P. Wood, A.sheboro; W. T. Caswell—Julius Johnston, Yanceyville. Foushee, Ramseur. Catawba—M. H. Yount, Hickory. Richmond—W. L. Parsons, Rockingham. Chatham—H. M. Lonaon, Pittsboro. Robeson—E. F. McRae, Maxton; M. H. Cherokee— S. W. Davidson, Murphy. John, Lumber Bridge. Chowan—C. S. Vann, Edenton. Rockingham—John L. Sharpe, R. F. D., Clay—Dr. R. T. Coleman, Hayesville. Summerfield; R. P. Price, Price. Cleveland—O. M. Mull, Sheluy. Rowan—Walter Murphy, Salisbury; John Columbus—Donald McRackan, Whiteville. M. Julian, Salisbury. Craven—W. C. Brewei', New Bern. Rutherford—Solomon Gallert, Rutherford- Cumberland—Dr. J. W. McNeill, Hope ton. Mills; H. H. Bolton, Fayetteville. Sampson—Thomas E. Owen, Clinton; Currituck—Pierce Hampton, Waterlily. .lames T. Kennedy, Moltonville. Dare—C. R. Pugh, Wanchese. Scotland—Jonathan Peele, Laurinburg. Davidson—G. F. Hankins, Lexington. Stanly—E. F. Eddins, Palmerville. Davie—A. T. Grant, Mocksville. Stokes—Joseph H. Helsabeck, Rural Hall. Duplin—H. D. Williams, Kenansville. Surry—J. E. Albright, Mt. Airy. DMrham—J. S. Manning, Durham. Swain—J. U. Gibbs, Whittier. Edgecombe—Dr. M. B. Pitt, Old Sparta; Transylvania—T. H. Galloway, Brevard. P. C. Vestal, Rocky Mount. Tyrrell—George L. Liverman, Columbia. Forsyth—W. T. Carter, Winston-Salem; Union—R. L. Stevens, Monroe; James N. R. M. Cox, R. F. D., Rural Hall. Price, Monroe. Franklin—T. W. Bickett, Lnuisburg. Vance—Thomas Taylor, Townsville. Gaston—A. G. Mangum, Gastonia; F. Dill- AVake—Charles U. Harris, Raleigh; W. O. ing. King's Mountain. Douglas, Raleigh; Millard Mial, Clayton, Gates—R. W. Simpson, Trotville. R. F. D. Graham—W. P. Rose, Southworth. Warren—T. O. Rodwell, Warrenton. Granville—B. S. Royster, Oxford. Washington—Thomas W. Blount, RopeT. Green—Swift Galloway, Snow Hill. Wayne—J. M. Hollowell, Goldsboro; J. M. Guilford—E. J. Justice, Greensboro; Dr. Edgerton, Goldsboro. NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD. 19

CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL

y^ODRESS tSi^R 7>^/r£rz£K LIQUOR OR ure GREENSB0RO;>i c nynr^n

— Watauga— W. D. Farthing, Matney. Officers House Representatives. Wilkes Charles H. Cowles, SVilkesboro; Speaker—E. J. Justice, Greensboro. Dr. C. G. Bryant, Roaring River. Principal Clerk—Frank D. Hackett, North Wilson—T. M. Washington, Wilson. Wilkesboro. Yadkin—Frank W. Hanes, Yadkinville. Reading Clerk—F. B. Arendell, Raleigh. Engrossing Clerk—M. D. Kinsland, Yancey—J. F. Byrd, Ramseytown. VVaynesville. All the are Democrats ex- Representatives —John A. Mt. Gilead. those from the Door-Keeper Lisk, cept following Republican Assistant —D. H. Scot- counties: Door-Keeper James, Alamance, Brunswick, Caldwell, land Neck. Clay, Dare, Davie, Graham, Henderson, Enrolling Clerk—E. B. Norvell, Murphy. Jackson, Macon, Madison, Mitchell, Pamlico, Person, Polk, Sampson, Stokes, Surry, JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Swain, Watauga, Wilkes, Yadkin. SEE PAGE 33.

North Carolina National Guard. Governor Robert Brodnax Glenn, Com- New Bern. mander-in-Chief. Archibald H. Arrington, Colonel and Brigadier-General Tliomas R. Robertson, Military Secretary, Raleigh. Chief of Staff. General Staff. Personal Staff of the Command- Thos. R. Robertson, Brigadier-General, er-in- Cliief. Adjutant-General, Charlotte. Charles E. Johnson, Colonel and Aide Alfred Williams, Colonel, Assistant Ad- de-Camp, Raleigh. jutaiit-General, Raleigh. Wescott Roberson, Colonel and Aide-de R. L. Leinster, Lieut. Colonel, Assistant Camp, High Point. Adjutant-General, Statesville. F. G. James, Colonel and Aide-de-Camp, W. E. Massenburg, Major, Assistant Ad- Greenville. jutant-General, Oxford. John S. Cunningham, Colonel and Aide Joe F. Cannon, Major, Assistant Ad- de-Camp, Cunningham. jutant-General, Albemarle. John L. Cobb, Colonel and Aide-de Chas. H. Gattis, Major, Assistant Ad- Camp, Lincolnton. jutant General, Raleigh. W. D. Pollock, Colonel and Naval Aide Francis A. Macon, Brigadier-General, ECinston. Quartermaster-General, and Chief of Ord- D. L. Ward, Colonel and Naval Aide, nance, Henderson.

AiJ:J> Mfi 20 NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD. ''THE OLD RELIABLE'' The News and Observer A CONSOLIDATION OF The Raleigh Sentinel (Established Nfarch, 1S65.) The Raleigh News (Established 1871.) The Raleigh Observer (Established 187G.) The Farmer and Mechanic (Established 1877.) The State Chronicle

(Established 1884.) FIRST ISSUED AS The News and Observer 1881 V ^ „ ^ /

W. E. Gary, Lieut. Col. and Assistant geon, Mount Holly. Quartermaster-General, Henderson. H. H. Bass, First Lisutenant and Assist- P. L. DeVane, Major and Assistant Quar- ant Surgeon, Henderson. termaster General, Brevard. M. B. Abernathy, First Lieutenant and J. G. Hollingsworth, Major and Assis- Assistant Surgeon, Reidsville. tant Quartermaster-General, Fayette\'ille. J. L. Hanes, First Lieutenant and Assist- D. R. Johnson, Major and Assistant Chief ant Surgeon, Winston-Salem. of Ordnance, Winnabow. J. L. Currin, Captain and Assistant Chief Solnruon Gallert, Colonel and Comtnis- of Ordnance, Henderson. sary-General, Rutherfordton. Thomas Stringfield, Colonel, Inspector- F. J. Coxe, Lieut. Colonel and Assistant General, Waynesville. Commissary-General, Wadesboro. ' Geo. E. Hood, Lieutenant Colonel, Assist- B. H. Kirkpatriek, Major and Assistant ant Inspector General, Goldsboro. Commissary General, Waynesville. W. G. Smith, Major, and Assistant In- C. D. Harris, Major and Assistant Com- spector-General, Asheville. missary-General, Raleigh. Robert S. Young, Colonel, Surgeon-Gen- John H. Andrews, Major and Assistant eral, Concord. Commissionary-General, Raleigh. Baxter R. Hunter, Lieut. Col., Assistant Surgeon-General, Kings Mountain. George L. Peterson, Colonel and l'«y- Chas. S. Jordan, Major and Surgeon, master-General, Clinton. Asheville. G. F. Hankins, Lieut. Colonel and Assist- F. H. Holmes, Major and Surgeon, Clin- ant Paymaster-General, Lexington. ton. R. T. Daniels, Major and Assistant Pajr- E. B. Glenn, Major and Surgeon, Ashe- master-General, Weldon. ville. W. W. Peirce, Major and Assistant Pay- A. R. Winston, Major and Surgeon, master-General, Clinton. Franklinton. W. L. McGhee, Colonel and Inspector H. McK. Tucker, Captain, Assistant Sur- Small Arms Practice, Franklinton. geon^ Raleigh. L. B. Bristol, Lieut. Col. and Assistant B. J. Witherspoon, Captain and Assistant Inspector Small Arms Practice, Statesville. Surgeon, Charlotte. T. R. Orrell, Major and Assistant In- A. H. Harris, Captain and Assistant Sur- spector Small Arms Practice, Wilmington. geon, Wilmington. E. C. Boyette, Captain and Assistant Sur- D. M. Hodges, Colonel and Judge Adro- NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD. a. c*te General, Asheville. Company L—Captain Quint E. Smith, T. L. Kirkpatrick, Lieut. Col. and Assist- Concord. ant Judge Advocate-General, Charlotte. W. Company M—Captain L. M. Dodamead. Stamps Howard, Lieut. Col. and As- Point. sistant High Judge Advocate-General, Tarboro. Second V. C. BuUard, Major and Assistant Judge Regiment. Colonel—H. C. Bragaw, Washington. Advocate-General, Payttteville' Lieutenant-Colonel—J. Van B. Wil- Jacob L. Ludlow, Colonel and Chief of Metts, Engineers, Winston. mington. Majors—C. B. Wallace C. Riddick, Lieut. Col. and Elliott, Edenton; G. B. Sellers, Maxton; T. S. Pace, Wilson. Assistant Chief of En^neers, Raleigh. Captain and D. G. F. M. Dunston, Major and Assistant Adjutant— Fowle, Washington. Chief of Engineers, Windsor. Captain and Quartermaster-J. N. First Brigade. Pearce 1 Wilson. FIELD AND STAFF. Captain and Chaplain—Rev. N. Harding, Brigadier General Joseph F. Armfield, Bri- Washington. gade Commander, Statesville. First Lieutenants and Battalion Adju- Lt.-Col. R. L. Assistant Leinster, Adjutant tants—E. A. Metts, Wilmington; F. L. General, Statesville. Black, Maxton; W. R. Capehart, Avoca. Major J. G. Hollingsworth, Chief Second Quarter- Lieutenants, Battal-.on, Q. M.'s master, Fayettevilie. and Commissaries—W. M. Bond, Jr., Eden- Major W. G. Smith, Asheville. Inspector, ton; A. McL. Grantham, Clinton; H. H. Major C. D. Harris, Chief Commissary, Murray, Wilson Raleigh. Company A— Paul D. Captain Jones, Tar- Major R. Johnson, Ordnance Officer, boro. Winnabow. Company B—Captain H. D. R. T. Harper, Major Daniel, Chief Paymaster, Jr., Kinston. Weldon. Company O—Captain W. F. Robertson, Major V. C. Bullard, Judge Advocate, Wilmington. Fayettevilie. Company D—Captain S. Cohen, Go'ds- First Regiment. boro. Colonel—>J. T. Gardner, Shelby. Company E—Captain J. W. Bizzell, Lieutenant-Colonel—J. C. Bessent, Win- Goldsboro. ston. Company F—Captain N. H. McGeachy, Majors—Robert L. Flannigan, Statesville; Fayettevilie. D. D. Parks. Mount Airy. Company G—Captain Wiley C. Rodman, Captain and Adjutant—W. R. Bobertson, Washington. Charlotte. Company H—Captain C. M. Faircloth, Captain and Chaplain—W. R. Minter, Clinton. Lincolnton. Company I—Captain J. L. Wiggins, Eden- First Lieutenants and Battalion Adju- ton. tants—Joe Hill. Concord; J. W. Dalton, Company K—Captain E. S. Darden, Wil- Winston; A. W. Freeman, Waynesville. son. Captain and Quartermaster—J. D. Line- Company L—Captain J. B. Malloy, Lum- berger, Shelby. ber Bridge. Captain and Commissary—J. F. Roberts, Company M—Captain W. 0. Burns, Max- Shelby. ton. Second Lieutenants, Batallion Q. M.'s and Commissaries, L. W. Young, Asheville; F. Tliird Regiment. 1). Barkley, Statesville; P. W. Eshelman, Colonel—J. N. High Point. Craig, Reidsville. Lieutenant-Colonel— S. W. Minor, Oxford Company A—Captain E. Hick- Lyerly, Majors—J. J. Bernard, ory. Raleigh; C L B— McGhee, Franklinton; R. M. Albright, Ra- Company Captain M. L. Barker, Salis- leigh. bury. Captain and J. D. Adjutant— Gwynn ' Company C—Captain Jos. D. Terry Win- Reidsville. ston. Captain and Quartermaster-W. T. Whit- Company D—Captain W. S. Charles, ten, Henderson. Charlotte. E— Captain and Commissary-R. W. Mor- Company Captain J. E. Deitz, States- phew, Reidsville. ville. F— Captain and Chaplain—Rev. Alpheus Mc- Company Captain F. M. Lindsej-, Cullen, Oxford. Asheville. First Lieutenants and Battalion Company G—Captain O. M. Adjutants Gardner, ^^i"ston, Shelby. r S\ Young.-sville; W. R. Mil- ler, Raleigh; S. G. Brown, Greensboro. Company H—Captain J. W. Norwood. bccond Waynesville. Lieutenants, Bp.ttalion, Q. M 's and Corns.—B. F. Green, R. Companv I—Captain W. A. Franklinton; L. Jackson, Ppears, Raleigh; A. C. Mount i Mendenhall, Greens- Airy. boro. Company K— C. I. I Captain Bard, Ashe- and ville. Captain Inspector Small Arms Prac- I A. ^ tice, J. Ellington, Reidsville. 22 NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK RALEIGH, M. C,

offers its service to the public for all classes of legitimate banking business. Capital, -- - - $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits, $160,000.00 Deposits, - - - - 1,250,000.00 Assets, -- - - 1,500,000.00 JOSEPH G. BROWN, President. HENRY E. LITCHFORD, Cashier.

Companj' A—Captain W. H. Phillips, Lex- Bern. in^on. Paymaster—Lieutenant T. D. Carroway, Company B—Captain W. F. Moody, Ra- New Bern. leigh. Asst. Surgeon—Lieutenant H. V. Dun- Company C—Captain B. F. Payne, Hen- ?ton, Windsor. derson. Asst. Engineer—Lieutenant J. G., W. E. Company D—Captain J. B. Thomas. Smith, New Bern. Louisburg. Asst. Paymaster—Lieutenant J. G., O. W. Company E^Captain J. Robt. Woods, Hollowell, Elizabeth City. Oxford. Aide—Lieutenant J. H. Weddell, New Company F—Captain I. H. Kearney, Bern. Franklinton. Surgeon—Lieut. Com. R. Duval Jones, Company G—Captain R. G. Gladstone, New Bern. Reidsville. Asst. Surgeon—Lieutenant J. G., A. W. Company H—Captain P. J. Macon, War- Oissoway, Plymouth. renton. Lieutenant—W. A. Worth, Elizabeth City. Company I—Captain J. O. Freeman, Bur- Naval Brigade—Battalions. lington. FIRST BATTALION. L— F. P. Company Captain Hobgood, Commander—C. D. Bradham, New Bern. Greensboro. Executive Officer—J. T. Wind- —Durham. Smithwick, Company M sor. Artillery. FIRST DIVISION—WILMNGTON. M. First Battery Field At tillery—Captain Lieutenant—J. B. Peschau, Wilmington. W. Williams, CTiarlotte. SECOND DIVISION—NEW BERN. Naval Brigade, Lieutenant—C. J. Mi'Sorley, New Bern. COMMANDER AND STAFF. THIRD DIVISION—WINDSOR. Captain—Captain Thom.is C. Daniels, New Lieutenant—W. M. Sutton, Windsor. Bern. FOURTH DIVISION—PLYMOUTH. Executive Officer—Lieut. Com. E. E. Wil- Lieutenant— .J. L. Phelps, Plymouth. liams, New Bern. FIFTH DIVISION—ELIZABETH CITY. Chief Engineer—Lieut. Com. W. A. Fur- Lieutenant—W. A. Worth, Elizabeth iCty. long, Wilmington.— SIXTH— DIVISION—BEAUFORT. Adjutant Lieutenant F. H. Shipp, New Lieutenant , Beaufort. STATE PROHIlilTION LAW.

B. N. DUKE, F. L.. FULLER, J. F. WILY, S. W. MINOR, President. Vice-President. Cashier. Ass't Cashier. THE FIDELITY BANK DURHAM, N. C. ASSETS $1,500.00 The directors of this bank are strong believers in the policy of conservatism. Tliey are al vays willing that the Bank should forego a possible profit, rather than accept business involving un- due risk. State and City and County Depositary Authorized by its charter to act as Guardian, Executor, Ad- ministrator, Trustee, Agent, Etc. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. STATE PROHIBIl ION LA W,

(To be voted on May 26, 1908.) A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO the meaning of this act: Provided, that (

PHOIIIBIT THE MANUFACTURE AND I medicinal preparations manufactured in SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS IN I accordance w-ith formulas prescribed by NORTH CAROLINA the LTnited States Pharmacopoea and Na- Tlie Gtmral Assembly of North Carolina tional Formulary which contain no more do enact : alcohol than is necessary to extract the Section 1. That it shall be unlawful for medicinal properties of the drugs contain- any person or persons, firm or corporation ed in such preparations, and no more to manufacture or In any manner make, alcohol than is necessary to hold the me- or sell, or otherwise dispose of, for gain dicinal agents in solution, and which are any spirituous, vinous, fermented or malt manufactured and sold as medicines and liquoi's or intoxicating bitters within the not as beverages, shall not be held or State of North Carolina: Provided, this construed to be or to come within tiie act shall not be construed to forbid the meaning or provisions of this act. sale of such spirituous, vinous, fermented Sec. 3. Tliat any physician or surgeon or malt liquors or intoxicating bitters by who shall make any prescription (except a legalized medical depository or by an)- in case of sickness) for the purpose of licensed and registered pharmacist, for aiding or abetting any person or persons sickness, upon the written prescription of a who are not bona fide under his charge to regularly licensed and actively practicing- purchase any intoxicating liquors contrary physician or surgeon having the person for to the provisions of this act, and any whom such prescription is made under his licensed and registered pharmacist who charge, which said prescription shall speci- shall sell or otherwise dispose of, for gain, f3' the amount of spirits required: Pro- any spirituous, vinous, fermented or malt vided further, that wines and ciders may liquors or intoxicating bitters without the be manufactured or made from grapes, written prescription of a legally qualified bcrrits or fruits and wine sold at thi» phj'sician or surgeon, or who shall du- place of manufacture only, and only in plicate the prescription of a physician or sealed or crated packages containing not surgeon for intoxicating liquors for any less than two and a half gallons per person or persons not bona fide under package; but no wine when sold shall s\Kh physician's or surgeon's charge, with- be drunk upon the premises where sold, out the written direction of the pliysieian nor shall the package containing the or surgeon who gave the same, shall be same be opened on said premises: And guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic- provided further, that nothing herein con- tion shall be fined or imprisoned, or tained shall be construed to prevent the both, in the discretion of the court, for sale of cider, in an)' quantity, by the each and every offense; and all licensed manufacturer from fruits grown on his and registered pharmacists selling into.xi- lands within the State of North Carolina. cating liquors by prescription as aforesaid Sec. 2. That all liquors or mixtures shall keep a record thereof, which shall thereof, by whatever name called, that will bear the true dates of the sale, the names produce intoxication, shall be construed of all persons to whom sales were made, and held to be intoxicating liquors within the names of the physicians or surgeons STATE PROHIBITION LAW. WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK WINSTON-SALEM, N C.

Paid in Capital Stock $150,000. 00 Surplus - - - - - 150,000 00 Undivided Profits - • - 25,000 00 Additional Liability of Stockholders 150,000.00 Any information about Winston-Saleni or the Piedmont sec- tion gladiy furnished by this banlc. JAMES A. GRAY, President. E. S. GRAY, Assistant Cashier.

or upon whose prescriptions the sales were sioners or governing body of any city made, which said record shall be subject town may levy a special privilege tax upon at all times to the inspection of the any licensed pharmacist licensed to sell Solicitor of the district, the Sheriff and spirituous, vinous or malt liquors. the other peace officers of the county, Sec. 7. That all laws or parts of laws Mayor and police officers of the city or in conflict with this act be and the same and town in which said licensed registered are hereby, to the exent of such conflict, and all pharmacist's business is located, repealed: Provided, however, that nothing and other persons; and any licensed regis- in this act shall operate to repeal any of the record tered pharmacist failing to keep the local or special acts of the Gen?ral exami- aforesaid, or refusing to permit the Assembly of North Carolina prohibiting the the officers nation of such record by manufacture or sale or other dispo.sition be of nanitd or other p:rsons, shall guilty o; any of the liquors mentioned in this conviction be a misdemeanor, and upon act; but all such acts shall continue in dis- fined or imprisoned, or both, in the full force and effect and in concurrence cretion of the court. herewith; and indictment or prosecution Sec. 4. The place where delivery of any may be had either under this act or any is made in the State into.xicating liquors special or local act relating to the same be construed and of North Carolina shall subject: Pro%ided, that if the provisions and held to be the place of sale thereof, of sections one to nine (inclusive) of this within said any station or other place act shall fail to go into effect on the shall or State to which any person ship first day of January, 1909, because of the the convey any intoxicating liquors for failure of a majority of the votes cast in the purpose of delivering or carrying the election hereinafter provided for to be be construed to same to a purchaser shall "Against the Manufacture and Sale of In- that noth- be the place of sale: Provided, toxicating Liquors." then this act shall be construed to ing in this act shall not be construed as a repeal of an.v laws of pi event the delivery any intoxicating under which proliibition or a dispensary liquor to any licensed and registered has been established, nor shall it liave the for pharmacists in sufficient quantities effect of restoring license where prohi- medical purjjoses only. bition or a dispensary now obtains. Sec. 5. in this act shall be Nothing Sec. 8. Any person violating any of the construed as it unlawful to sell making provisions of this act shall be guilty of a to any minister of religion or other of- misdemeanor. ficer of a church wine to be used for I Sec. 9. That the foregoing provisions religious or sacramental purposes. of this act shall go into effect on the Sec. 6. That nothing in this act shall of in the of our be construed to the County Com- first day January, year prevent Lord one thousand nine hundred and missioners or govcrnino- body of any city nine, if a majority of the votes cast at or town from prohibiting the sale of the election hereinafter provided for shall spiritiious, vinous, fermented or malt li- be ".\gainst the Manufacture and Sale of quors or intoxicating bitters by any li- Intoxicating Liquors." censed and registered pharmacists in their for respective counties, cities or towns: Pro- Section 10. (Pro\-ides machinery vided further, that said County Commis- holding election.) ITEMIZED STATE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 23

Itemized State Receipts and Expenditures.

(For year ending November ?Oth, 1907.) Pensions 43.13 Additional State taxes $ 56.49 Roster North Carolina State Agricultural Department 108,719.03 Troops, Sale of 1.40 Agricultural Societies, Refunded 103.78 Seal Tax, Executive Department 1,481.23 Atlantic and North Carolina Seal Tax, State Department.... 1,419.33 Railroad, Dividends 34,831.50 Seal Tax, Treasury Department. .50 Audubon Society 9,075.10 Sewing Machine Licenses 2,943.50 Bank Licenses 3.00 Shell Fish Commission 7,850.85 Bank tax on stock—general 22,260.08 Sketches North Carolina Regi- bank tax on stock—pensions 4,241.18 ments Confederate Soldiers, Tax on B. & L. Ass'ns—general. 1,577.79 Sale of 30.60 Tax on B. & L. Ass'ns—pensions 300.00 Sleeping Car Companies, Proper- Capitol Square 155.00 ty Tax—general 460.79 Corporation Excess stock tax— Sleeping Car Companies, Proper- general 15,148.45 ty Ta.x—Pensions 87.77 Corporation Excess stock tax— Slate and Colonial Records, pensions 2,884.26 Sale of 266.40 Corporation Franchise Tax 42,685.00 i^tate Hospital, Raleigh, Earn- Corporation Tax—State Dept... 27,238.00 ings 10,555.79 Corporation Tax—Treasury D'ept. 4,125.00 Slate's Prison, Earnings transfer- Disabled Soldiers Appropriation red to General Fund 175,000.00 Refunded 280.00 State's Prison, Earning? 232,747.52 Dispensaries—Tax. on sales 36,721.35 State's Prison, Interest on Farm Express Companies—Property Bonds 2,400.00 tax—general 783.60 Steamboat and Canal Property Express Oomoanies—Property Tax—General 259.19 tax—pensions 149.26 Steamboat and Canal Property Express Companies—tax on re- Tax—Pensions 49.36 Street and Water ceipts . 4,294.92 Railway, Light Fees, Bank Examinations 2,815.00 Companies Tax—Gene'al 2,965.71 Fees, Executive Department.... 2,553.45 Street Railway, Light and Water Fees, Insurance Department 16,793.50 Companies Tax—Pensions 563.87 Pees, State Department 1,247.63 Supreme Court Reports, Sale of. 6,478.95 Fees, Treasury Department 108.00 Taxes from the Counties—Gen- Fish Commission 323.00 eral 855,363.59 Historical Commiasion 10.25 Taxes from the Couniies for Horse Dealers, Licenses 825.00 Interest—Incomes 29,487.97 Inheritance tax... 7,792.06 Taxes from the Counties for Indigent Pupils 5,923.55 Interest—Liquor 4,257.38 Insurance Companies, Licenses.. 38,920.26 Taxes from the Counties lor Insurance Companies, Tax on Pensions—Property 145,548.14 Receipts 162,461.21 I'axes from the Counties for Laws and Journal, Sale of 991.69 Pensions—Polls 31,831.30 Mercantile Agencies 400.00 Telegraph Companies, Property N. C. Agricultural Experiment Tax—General 2,217.71 Station—U. S. Appropriation 24,7.')'i.C0 Tdegi'aph Companies, Property N. C. A. & M. College (col.)— Tax—Pensions 422.40 U. S. Appropriation 9,900.00 Telegraph Companies— Tax on N. C. College Agriculture and Receipts 3,194.01 Mechanic Arts—U. S. Appro- Telephone Companies, Property priation 20,100.00 Tax—General 2,087.09 N. C. Institution Deaf, Dun^b Telephone Companies, Property and Blind, Earnings 2,096.49 Tax—Pensions ". 397.16 N. C. Railroad Dividends 225,015.00 Telephone Companies—Tax on N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, Receipts 8,494.32 Earnings 3,927.60 Trade Mark Registration Fees. . . 11.00 Oil EVealers, Licenses 8,929.06 Balance from 1906 347,524.38 Pensions Refunded 82.00 IHano and Organ Dealers, Li- Total Receipts $2,950,817.73 censes 1,390.69 DISBURSE?.ni;NTS. Foetage and Stationery 2,840.00 Adjutant General $ 1, 038.55 Privilege Tax on Railroads 13,.562.69 .\gricultural Department 108 719.03 Railroad Penalties 950.00 Agricultural Societies 2 600.00 Railroad Property Ta.x—General . 173,920.77 /'.uditor's Department." 4, 884.01 Railroad Property Tax—Pensions 33,046.09 Auditor's Dept., Contingencies. 1, 317.13 Refrigerator cars. Property Tax- A udubon Society 8, 968.10 General — 226.47 Bledsoe, Mrs. D. M., relief of.. 2;073.47 Refrigerator cars, Property- Tax Board of Internal Improvements 660.65 24 ITEMIZED STATE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Home Office; RALEIGH, N. C. I Capital, $125,000. A NORTH OAROLiINA CX)MPANY OWNED AND CON- TROLLED BY NORTH CAROLINIANS. ECONO>nCAL MANAGEMENT AND THE STRONGEST BACIiING OB-

.. TAINABLE , . CHAS. E. JOHNSON, President. JOS. G. BROWN, Vice-Pres. H. W. JACKSON, Treasurer. G. H. DORTCH, Secretary.

15oard of Public Charities 1,031.57 N. C. Corporation Commission.. 16,071.39 Bureau of Immi^ation 2,057.19 \. C. Corporation Commission. Bureau of Labor and Printing. . 3,495.05 contingencies 1,643.83 Capitol Square 1,165.96 N. C. Institution Deaf, Dumb Contingencies 2,446.81 and Blind, Raleigh 73,100.00 Convict account 2,62i.22 N. C. Institution Deaf, Dumb Dangerous Insane 2,000.00 and Blind, Earnings 2,526.S1 Department Public Instruction.. 5,210.12 N. C. Sanitarium for Tuber- Disabled Soldiers. Appropriation culosis 50,250.00 for 13,020.00 N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, Executive Department 6,516.82 Morganton 50,250.00 Fire Protection, State Institu- N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, tions 1,346.00 Earnings 3,927.60 rish Commission 143.02 N. C. State Firemen's Associa- Freight and Express charges 2,317.91 tion 1,875.00 I'uel, Light and Water 3,293.16 N. C. State Volunteer Firemen's Fugitives from Justice 2,549.14 Association 625.00 General Assembly 73,738.56 Oxford Orphan Asylum (white) 10,000.00 Governor's Mansion and Grounds 3,450.93 Oxford Orphan Asylum ('?olored) 6,250.00 Governor's Traveling Exoenses.. 234.75 Paper Account .. ." 15,008.42 Guilford Battle Ground 800.00 Pensions 269,969.50 Historical Commission 1,847.61 Postage and Stationery 7,084.98 Indigent Pupils 6,086.50 Public Buildings and Grounds.. 6,244.17 Insurance Department . . 6,019.32 Public Printing 39,108.79 Insuring State Property 10,132.23 Public Schools, Appropriation to 192,500.00 Interest 85.00 Public Schools, Appropriation interest on 4 per cent Consoli- for Rural Libraries 4,825.00 dated Debt Bonds 141,856.00 Public Schools, Appropriation Interest on 4 per cent Prison Teachers Examining Board.... 294.61 Debt Bonds 4,240.00 Settling State Taxes 626.55 Interest on 4 per cent Prison ^]e\\ Fish Commission 7,867.95 Farm Debt Bonds 2,380.00 Soldiei-s' Home 18,000.00 interest on 4 per cent State State Board of Elections 1,047.80 Debt Bonds 21,930.00 State and Colonial Records 1,922.36 Interest on 6 per cent Construc- State Department 6,630.57 tion Debt Bonds 164,038.00 State Geological Survey 10,000.00 .Tamestovvn Exposition 55,000.00 State Guard 16,000.00 Judiciary 85,8.33.77 State Guard, Special 3,413.74 Laborers' Pay-roll 9,988.26 State Hospital Commission 112,300.00 Legal Services and Expenses.... 10,465.57 State Hospital, Goldsboro 65,000.00 Legislative Examining Com.... 224.40 State Hospital, Morganton 150,000.00 Moore's Creek Battle Ground.. 500.00 State Hospital, Raleigh 118,438.53 Normal Schools (colored) 24,000.00 State Hospital, Raleigh, Earn- Normal Schools (white) 18,710.00 ings 10,555.79 N. C. Agricultural Kxneriment State Library 2,235.75 Station—U. S. Appropriation. 24,750.00 State Librarj-, contingencies.... 531.43 N. C. A. &. M. College (colored) 24,400.00 State Normal and Industrial N. C. Board of Health 4,000.00 College 95,000.00 N. C. College Agriculture and State's Prison, Earnings 232,747.52 Mechanic Arts 105,100.00 State's Prison, Sunday School.. 60.00 TEMPERANCE INFORMATION—RAILWAY STATISTICS. 25

?f«te Taxes Refunded 3,433.69 pense 955.04 Superintendent Public Puildings Treasury Department 7,723.82 and Grounds 865.43 'J'reasury Department, contin- Supreme Court, contingencies... 140.17 gencies 592.19 Supreme Court Reports, Print- Cniversity of North Carolina... 94,750.00 ing of 992.30 Veighta and Measures 9,000.00 Supreme Court Reports, Re- print 1,270.66 Trfograph and Telephone Ex- Total Disbursements. .$2,655,282.20 Temperance Information. Anti-Saloon Haywood, Henderson, Hertford, Hyde, Ire- North Carolina Mc- League. dell, Jackson, Lee, Lincoln, Madison, Dowell, Mecklenburg, Mitchell, Montgom- Prefiident State Convention—Heriot Olark- Pamlico, Pasquotank, Pender, Perquimans, fon, Charlotte. Richmond, Robeson, Vice-Presidents—W. O Charlotte; Polk, Randolph, Dowd, Scotland, Stanly, P. Rutherford, Sampson, n. B. White, Franklinlon; George Pell, Union, A. Stokes, Surry, Swain, Transylvania, Winston-Salera ; J. H. Tucker, Asheville; Wake, Warren, Washington, Watauga, M. Scales, Greensboro; J. A. Hartness, Wilkes, Yadkin, Yancey. A. E. E. Statesville; J. Brown, Whiteville; Dispensary Statistics. IlJUiard, Scotland Neck: J. J. Rogers, Kin- in North Carolina Jan. 1, '08: ston; W. S. O'B. Robinson, Goldsboro; Dispensaries Graham, Alamance county; Edwards, W. C. Douglass, Raleigh; G. W. Watts, Beaufort county; Windsor and Colerain, E-urham; W. I. Everett, Rockingham; C. W. Rertie county; Louisburg, Franklin county; Mitchell, Aulander. Oxford and Creedmoor, Granville county; Organizer—R. L. Davis, Warren Plains. Weldon, Halifax coimty; Dunn, Harnett Local Advisory Committee—Q. K. county; Waynesville, Haywood county; Pine Kimocks, J. M. Lamb, W. M. Fairley, J. Level, Johnston county; Trenton, Jones G. Shaw, J. J. Hall, Fayetteville. Kinston, Lenoir Roxboro, Executive Committee—John A. Gates, county; county; Person county; Greenville, Bethel, Ayden, Chairman, Fayetteville; J. W. Bailey, Ral- Falkland, Pitt county; Mayodan, Rock- figh; H. A. London, Pittsboro; J. E. Un- county; Henderson, Vance county; derwood, Rockingham; Josephus Daniels, ingham Fremont and Eureka, Wayne county; Wil- Raleigh; Clarence H. Poe, Raleigh; J. H. son, Elm City, Lucama, Wilcon county. Pou, Raleigh; T. N. Ivey, Raleigh; Q. K. Statistics. Nimocks, Fayetteville; V,'. B. Cooper, Wil- Saloon Saloons in North Carolina Jan. 1908: mington; W. H. Sprnnt. Wilmington; R. 1, Beaufort Milton and C. Beaman, New Bern; N. B. Broughton, Washington, county; Caswell Vanceboro, Raleigh; J. C. Massee, Raleigh; J. O. At- Yancej'ville, county; Craven Maccles- kinson, Elon College; A. J. McKelway, county; Tarboro, Pinetop, field, Old Lawrence, Charlotte; I. C. Blair, Treasurer, Raleigh; Sparta, Leggetts, Battleboro, Mount, J. I. Johnson, Raleigh: B. Craig, Rocky Whitakers, Rocky St. Mount; G. T. Adams, Durham; S. McIntjTe, Sharpesburg, Lewis, Conetoe, Oakley, lumberton; W. N. Jones, Raleigh; H. A. Edgecombe county; Winston-Salem, Forsyth Snow Hill and Jason, Greene 1 age. Aberdeen. county; county; Enfield, Halifax and Tillery, Hali- Temperance Statistics. fax county; Williamston, Hamilton, Has- Prohibition counties in North Carolina sell, Everett, Parmele, Gold Point, Rober- January 1, 1908: .sonville, Martin county; Rocky Mount and Alexander, Alleghany, Anson Ashe, Bla- Battleboro; Nash county; Wilmington and den, Brunswick, Buncombe, Burke, Cabar- Wrightsville, New Hanover county; Farm- rus, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Catawba, ville, Oakley, Stokes, Pactolus, Grimesland, Chatham, Cherokee, Chowan, Clay, Cleve- Fountain, Pitt county; Madison and Reids- land, Columbus, Cumberland, Currituck, ville, Rockingham countj'; Salisbury, Rowan Dare, Davidson, Davie, Duplin, Durham, county; Black Creek, Wilbanks and Gaston, Gates, Graham, Guilford, Harnett, Bridgersville, Wilson county. Railway Statistics. RAILROAD RATES. All other roads 3c. per mile as follows: The following passenger rates obtain on Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad Com- the railroad systems in North Carolina: pany, Atlantic and Western Railroad, Name. Per Mile Alma Railroad Companv, Blue Ridge and Seaboard Air Line Railway 2 1-4 Atlantic Railway Company, Caldwell and Atlantic Coast Line Railway 2 1-4 Northern Railroad Company, (under con- Southern Railway 2 1-4 struction); Carolina VaUey Railway Com- Aberdeen and Asheboro Railway .... 2 1-4 pany, Cashie and Chowan Railroad Com- Norfolk and Southern Railway, Golds- pany, Chowan and Aulander Railroad boro to Morehead and Edenton to Company, Cliffside Railroad Company; State Line 2 1-4 Dover and Southbound Railroad Company, Norfolk and Western Railway 2 1-4 Durham and Charlotte Railroad Company, 26 RAILWAY STATISTICS.

Durham and South Carolina Railroad Com- RAILWAY ACCIDENTS TO PERSONS. Result- Other pany, East Carolina Railway, East Tennes- see and Western North Carolina Railroad ing cauaee Company, Kinston and Carolina Railway, move- move- Lawndale Railway Company, Linville ment of ment of River Railway Company, Mount Airy and trains, trains. Eastern Railway Company, New Hanover Transit Company, Northampton and Hert- ford Railroad Company, Raleigh and Charleston Railroad Company, Raleigh and Western Railway Company, Randolph and Cumberland Railway Company, Red Springs and Bowmore Railroad Company, South and Western Railroad, (under construc- tion); Warrcnton Railroad Company, Wellington and Powellsville Railroad Com- pany.

Number of Railway Employes in North Carolina.

Total Officers and Name of Road. Employees. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 5,242

Seaboard Air Line Railway .. 3,163 Southern Railway 5,818 MISCELLANEOUS ROADS: Aberdeen and Asheboro Aberdeen and Rockflsh 58 Atlantic and North Carolina 422 Atlantic and Western 15 Caldwell and Northern 107 Carolina, Glenn Anna and Pee Dee Carolina and Northwestern 205 Carthage 21 Cashie and Chowan Chowan and Aulander 80 Cliflfside Danville and Western '56 Durham and South Carolina .... Durham and Southern 140 Durham and Cliarlotte 51 Dover and South Bound East Carolina '33 E. Tennessee and Western N. C. 133 Lawndale 12 Linville River 32 Louisville and Nashville 65 Mount Airy and Eastern Norfolk and Southern "452 Norfolk and Western * 1,510 Pamlico, Oriental and Western .. 33 Raleigh and Charleston 53 Raleigh and Pamlico Sound 4 Raleigh and Southport 47 Raleigh and Western 12 Red Springs and Bowmore South and Western (entire line) . . 291 Virginia and Carolina Coast 100 Warrenton Wellington and Powellsville 54

Total 18,230 Entire line. THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. 27 INSURANCE STATISTICS. Building and Loan Associations. for 1907 not The following figures give the number of statistics report prepared the various kinds of insurance companies until February, 1908. Life of shares in force doing- business in North Carolina: Number of companies, 47; Assessment Life companies, at beginning year. 89,865l^ of sub- 15; Fire and Fire and Marine companies, Number shares 123; Accident and Surf-tj companies, 31; scribed during year 40,749 Fraternal Orders, 60. I\ umber of shares can- The insurance statistics for the year 1907 celled and withdrawn. 19,196% vnll not be prepared until February, 1908. Number of shares in force The statistic-s for 1909, The statistics for end of year 116,87b number of 1906, the latest figures availabl.;, are as fol- Fhareholders, lows: white 14,047 colored 2,858 North Carolina Fire Ccmpanies: Total receipts during th- year. .$3,005,723.14 r.iaks written $ 35,552,872.00 Total disbiu-sements during the Premiums thereon 699,737.48 vear 3,002,698.02 Losses paid 300,084.21 TJtal assets 4,346,242.65 Losses incurred 319,326.40 Total amount loaned ouL 4,228,355.58 Companies of other States: Tlie above are the fig\:res as reported by Risks written 108,630,561.00 75 associations. Seven (7) associations have Premiums received 1,439,513.34 not yet filed any report. Seven (7) asso- Losses paid 859,494.49 ciations have been organized since Jan- Losses incurred 928,441.49 uary, 1907. Marine and Inland Business: Bank Statistics. Risks written 2,750,377.00 Premiums received 5,745.61 STATE, PRIVATE AND SAVINGS BANKS. losses paid 4,801.03 Capital stock $6,940,896.32 Losses incurred 6,018.03 Time certificates of deposit... 4,5.38,327.47 Foreign Companies : Deposits subject to check 27,549,969.75 Risks written 51,210,326.00 Dimand certificates of deposit. 2,852,883.92 Premiuni.s received 484,630.96 Deposits in trust 1,600,313.18 Losses paid 272,471.42 Total assets 49,765,371.49 Losses incurred 296,089.79 national" BANKS. Marine and Inland: Circulation $ 4,778,960.00 Risks written 1,758,759.00 Deposits 18,566,964.00 Premiums received .... 4,870.67 Capital 6,005,000.00 losses paid 1,820.41 Assets 40,604,486.00 Losses incurred 1,820.41 Life companies doing business in North Pension Statistics. Carolina: Total number pensions 1907, 15,041. Policies in force December 31, 1905, num- Amount expended for pensions 1907, $400,- ber, 166,473, amounting to $120,039,311. 239. Amount of appropriation by the Gen- Policies issued during 1906, 68,760, eral Assembly for pensions, $400,000. in class amount, .$30,316,356. Classes of pensioners, number each receives are Policies ceased during 1906, 46,797, and amount each pensioner First 74 re- amounting to $19,761,647. as follows: class, pensioners, 279 Policies in force December 31, 1906, 188,- ceiving $72 each; Second class, pen- Third 477 433, amounting to $131,4P<',017. sioners, receiving $60 each; class, Fourth Losses incurred during 1906, $1,346,141; pensioners, receiving $48 each; paid, $1,294,318. class, soldiers, 9,004, receiving $25 each; Fourth Premiums collected on policies written class, wl'ows, 572, receiving $25 each. Those or who have during 1906, $4,181,446.61. totally blind, Life assessment associations: lost both arms or both legs, 90, receiving each. Certificates issued during 1906, 75,211, $120 amounting to $1,967,002; premiums or assess- ments received thereon, ¥234,077.77. Capital Invested in the Leading Losses incurred, $69,fi59.52. Industries in North Carolina. Losses paid, $69,659.52. The above figures represent the total bus- Industry. Capital. iness of the life companies doing business Cotton and cotton manufacturing. $41,278,160 in North Carolina. Tobacco culture and manufacture. 28,087,969 j The following figures represent the I Lumber and timber products 10,068,358 amount of business done exclusively by the Furniture manufacturing 2,998,201 North Carolina companies: The home vrote the amount companies Indian of $10,570,076; premiums received thereon, Population. tf'*9.216.35 losses incurred, $78,541; Losses There are 1,455 Indians in North Carolina, paid, $72,541. and 284,079 in the United States. 2S THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK. TOBACCO STATISTICS, 1907, Moore and Chatham counties. The East Carolina Teachers The sales of leaf tobicco on tue several Training located at Greenville. markets of the State for the year 1907, as School, School of Technology, of Spray. reported to the State Department of Agriciil- Spray Stonewall Jackson Manual Training And ture, were as follows a State lo- Montlis. Pounds. Industrial School, reformatory, cated at Concord. Auffust 8,766,096 Sanitarium for the Treatment of Con- September 21,711,108 October 20,499.504 sumptives. Board of Examination and November 21,839,516 Registration for the of the Practice of December 13,646,699 Regulation Osteopathy. State Board of for the a«- Total 86,474,923 Equalization irssment of real estate. The sales by each market, with the excep- of tion of the sales for August, were as fol- Department Immigiation. Fish Commission. lows: State North .Carolina Commission. Towns. No. pounds. Hospital The office of assistanr to the Apex 839,385 Attorney- Ahoskie 547,633 rieneral. Clarkton 14,338 The Soldiers' Home. Raleigh. Creedmoor 772,809 Founded by General Assembly in 1887, in- Clinton 189,141 corporated 1891. Supported oy the State. Durham 2,963,534 Number of inmates, 133. Dunn 168,401 Game Birds. Enfield 458,431 Under the laws of North Carolina the Fair Bluff 403,008 following only are considered game birds: Farmville 1,754,506 I.oons, and grebes, sw&ns, geese, brant; Fairmont 501,601 liver, fish and sea ducks, rails, coots, Goldsboro .. 1,508,885 irarsh-hens and gallinules, plovers, shore Greensboro 395,221 and surf birds, snipe, woodcock, eand- Greenville 8,612,859 jupers, yellow legs, chewink or tohee and Henderson 7,647,767 curlews, and the wild turkey, grouse, part- 1,207,002 Louisburg ridge, pheasant, quail, dove, robbin and Lumberton 101,265 meadow lark. 2,129,941 LaGrange ' The Governor is authorized to appoint \Jount 1,681,740 Airy game wardens, upon the recommendation Madison 778,395 o; the Audubon Society of North Carolina, Oxford 3,468,246 1 whose duty it shall be to see that the bird Mountain 233,869 ' Pilot and game laws are enforced. Robersonville 1,294,418 Reidsville 2,109,834 North Carolina Divorce Laws. Rocky Mount 5,178,047 Marriages may be dis-solved and the 230,590 Raleigh [parties thereto divorced from the bonds of Roxboro 1,883,649 matrimony in North Carolina in the follow- Richlands , 1,223,806 ing cases. Smithfield 1,680,348 1. If the husband shall commit fornication Spring Hope 157,171 and adultery. Stoneville 584,749 2. If the wife shall commit adultery. Selma 192,186 3. If either party at tne time of the mar- 52,511 Statesville riage was and still is naturally impotent. Warrenton 1,092,838 4. If the wife at the time of the mar- 426,525 Warsaw liage be pregnant, and the husband be Williamston 1,080,287 ignorant of the fact of such pregnancy and Wendell 306,589 be not the father of the child with which Wilson 11,625,925 : he wife was pregnant at the time of the Winston-Salem 8,705,411 marriage. 400,130 Youngsville 5. If there shall have been a separation /..'bulon 1,169,988 of husband and wife, and thej' shall have Institutions and County Estab- lived separate and apart for ten successive lis.hetl by the General As- years, and they shall h.nve resided in this sembly of 1907. State for that period, and no children the Lee county, formed from a part of shall have been Dorn of marriage.

12,274 That's the sworn Average Daily Circulation of The News and Observer from January 1, 1907 to January 1, 1908. Several Thousand Greater than any other daily published anyvthere in North Carolina. Advertisers Get Results. POSTOFFICES. 29

OHAS. E. JOHNSON, President. F. H. BRIGGS, Cashier. Raleigh Banking & Trust Company. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus 15,000,00 Deposits------550,000.00 "THE ROUND STEPS BANK." THIRD GENERATION OF SUCCESSFUL, BANKING. HAS PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS OVER $1,500,000.00.

Postoffices. Maxton 1,500 Mebane 1,300 First, second and third class postoffices ^locksville 1,2(X) in North Carolina \vilh salaries of $1,000 Monroe 1,800 a»id over: Mooresville 1,400 Albemarle $1,400 Morehcad City 1,200 AEheville 3,100 fi'organton 1,800 r.eautort 1,300 Mount Airy 2,000 Belhaven 1.100 \\ount Olive 1,400 Riltmore 1,500 ^••aphy 1,400 Brevard 1,500 New Bern 2,500 Hiirlington 1,900 >

Franklin 1,100 Kelma , 1,200 Franklinton 1,200 Slielbv 1,700 Castonia 2,100 Shore 1,000 Goldsboro 2,500 Smithfield 1,400 Graham 1,400 Southern Pines 1,600 {5rrensboro 3,200 Spencer 1,400 Greenville 1,800 Spray 1,400 Hamlet 1,400 Spring Hope 1,100 Henderson 2,200 Spruce Pine 1,200 Hendersonville 1,900 Siatesville 2,400 Hertford 1,400 'J arboro 1,900 Hickory 2,200 Thomasville 1,700 High Point 2,600 Trvon 1,200 Hillsboro 1,300 V'adesboro 1,600 Xemersville 1,500 Wake Forest 1,400 Kings Mountain 1,200 Warenton 1,400 Kinston 2,300 Warsaw 1,100

LflGrange 1,100 ! \Vashington 2,200 T.aurinburg 1,600 ' Waynesville 1,800 I*noir 1,700 Weidon 1,500 Lexington 2,000 West Durham 1,000 I Lincolnton 1,500 Williams 1,100 1 ittloton 1,600 I V\ illiamston 1,300 Louisburg 1,600 -Vilmington 3,300 Lumberton 1,700 Vvilson 2,400 »3arion 1,700 V'indsor 1,300

Marshall 1,000 \^inston-Salem 3,200 I 30 TIME OF HOLDING SUPERIOR COURTS. Time of Holding Superior Courts

civil First Jiiclicial District. £3rd, cases onl> ; April 27th, criminal BEAUFORT—Feb. If^th (2 weeks); April cases only; Aug. 31st criminal cases only; 20th, civil cases only; May 18th, (3 weeks), Nov. 30th, criminal casss only. 1st and 2nd civil cases only, last criminal VANCE—Feb. 17th (2 weeks); May 18th cases only; October £6th, (2 weeks); De- (2 weeks); Oct. 5th (2 weeks). cember 8th (3 weeks), 1st and 2nd civil WILSON—Feb. 3rd (2 weeks), 2nd week (ascs onlv, last criminal cases only. civil cases only; May 11th; Sept. 7th; Nov. CAMDEN—March 2nd; September 14th. 16th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; CHOWAN—Jtarch 30th; October 5th. Pec. 21st, criminal cases only. CURRITUCK—February 24th- Sept. 7th. Fifth Judicial Dibtrict, DARE—Mav 4th; Nov. 16th. DUPLIN—Feb. 17th (2 weeks); Aug. 31st GATES— Oct 12th. April 6th; (2 weeks); Nov. 23rd (2 weeks). HYDE—Mav 11th; Nov. 30th. LENOIR—Jan. 6th, civil case-* only; March .Jan. 13th 1st PASQUOTANK— (2 weeks), 9th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only, week civil cases March nth only; (2 weeks); 2nd week criminal case«; only; May 18th, Sept. 21st; Nov. 23rd, civil cases only. ?ivil cases only; June 8th (2 weeks), 1st March 28th. PERQUIMANS— 23rd; Sept. week civil cases only, 2nd week criminal TYRRELL— Nov. 9th. April 27t.i; lases only; Aug. 24th, oiminal cases only; WASHINGTON—.Jan. ciiil cases 27th, Nov. 9th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases OTily; April 13th; Oct. 19th. ;nly; Dec. 14th (2 weeks), 1st week Second Judicial District. criminal cases only. iVEW Jan. BERTIE—Feb. 17th; April 27rh (2 weeks); HANOVER— 20th (2 weeks), Ist .veek Sept. 14th; Nov. 16th (2 weeks). criminal cases only; March 30th (3 HALIFAX—Jan. 27th, criminal cases only; Aeeks), 1st week criminal cases only, 2nd .veek civil eases March 2nd (2 weeks); June 1st (2 weeks); only; May 25lh (2 weeks), ist Aug. 24th (2 weeks); Nov. 30th (2 weeks). week civil cases only; July 27th (2 1st week criminal cases HERTFORD—Feb. 24th; April 20th, jail Aeeks), only; Sept. i^Sth (3 1st and civil eases; Aug. 17th; Oct. 19th (2 weeks), week criminal cases civil weeks), 1st week jail and civil cases. j only, 2nd week case.« only; Dec. 7th, civil cases onlv. NORTHAMPTON—Jan. 20th, jail and civil Julv Oct. cases; March 23rd (2 weeks); Aug. 3rd, jail ONSLOW—April 20th; 20th; I'Ah. and civil cases; Nov. 2nd (2 weeks). Jan. WARREN—Feb. 10th: JuPe 15th (2 PENDER— 13th; March 23rd; Sept. 14th weeks); Sept. 21st (2 weeks). (2 weeks). SAMPSON—Feb. 3rd 27th Third Judicial Distrtct. (2 weeks) ; April 10th Oct. 26th CARTERET—March 9th; Oct. 19th. (2 weeks); Aug. (2 weeks); !? CRAVEN—Feb. 3rd (2 weeks), 1st week weelcs). criminal cases onlj', 2nd week civil cases SLxth Judicial District. Feb. only; April 6th, civil cases only; May HARNETT— 3rd (2 weeks); May 18th; 4th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; ^•ept. 7th; Nov. 16th (2 weeks), 1st week •ivi! cases June 8th, criminal cases only; Oct. 5th (2 onlv. v/eeks), 1st week criniinal cases only, 2nd JOHNSTON—March 2nd (2 weeks); Sept. 14th (2 Dec. 14th week civil cases only; Nov. 23>d (2 weeks), weeks); (2 weeks). 1st week civil cases onlv. tVAKE—Jan. 6th (2 weeks) Feb. 17th (2 1st week civil cases GREENE—Feb. 24th (2 weeks); May 25th Aeeks), only; March 2Srd 20th (2 vveelcs), 1st week civil cases only; Sept. (2 weeks); April (3 weeks), 1st 7th; Dec. 7th. A-cek civil cases onlv; July 13th (2 weeks); JONES—March .30th; Nfdv. 2nd. «ept. 28th (2 weeks); Oct. 26th (3 weeks), PAMLICO—April 13th; Oct. 26th. f ist week civil cases only. vVAYNE-Jan. 20th PITT—Jan 13th (2 weeks); March 16th (2 (2 weeks); April 6th 2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; Aug. weelis); Aug. 24th (? weeks); Nov. 30th 24th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; ,2 weeks). Sept. 21st (2 weeks); Nov. 9th (2 weeks), Seventh Jutlicial District. 1st week civil cases Dec. 14th only; (2 BLADEN—March 9th; Aug. 3rd, civil weeks), 1st week civil oases only. cases onlv: Oct. 19th. Fourth Judicial District. BRUNSWICK—March 16th; Aug. 10th, I EDGECOMBE—March tind; March 30th (2 civil cases onlv; Sept. 2Sth. Ist weeks), week civil cases only; Sept. COLUMBUS^Feb. 24th; April 13th (2 J Nov. 4th; 2nd (2 weeks), 1st week civil I v.eeks); July 20th (2 weeks), 1st week civil 3ases only. 1 cases onlv; Sept. 7th; Nov. 30th. FRANKLIN—Jan. 20th (2 CUMBERLAND—Jan. criminal cases weeks); April I 13th. 13th (2 weeks); Aug. 24th, criminal cases only; Feb. 17th, civil cases only; March Oct. only; 19th (2 weeks), 1st week civil 23rd, jail and civil cases; April 27th (2 cases only. weeks), Ist week civil cases on!}'; May 25th, MARTIN—March 16th; June 15th; Sept. criminal cases olIv; Aug. 31st, criminal ?lst; Dec. 14th. cases only; Oct. 26th (2 weeks), 1st week NASH—March civil cases civil 9th, only; March cases only; Nov. 23rd, criminal cases I TIME OF HOLDING Sl^PERIOR COURTS. 31 FIRST NATIONAL BANK of RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Confidently Seeks and Invites New Accounts. CAPITAL AND EARNED SUKPLtS $1,700,000.00 DEPOSITS $6,000,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES $9,500,000.00 Jno. B. Purcell, President. Jno. M. 3iiller, Jr., Cbas. R. Burnett, Vice-Pres. and Cashier. Ass't Cashier. J. C. Joplin, Ass't Cashier. only. Get. 26th (2 weeks), 1st week ci\il cases ROBESON—Feb. 3rd (2 weeks), 1st week only; Dec. 14th, criminal cases only; Dec. criminal cases only; March 30th (2 weeks), 2Sth, civil cases only. 1st week civil cases only; May 18th, civil ORANGE—March 9th; May 18th, civil oases only; June 15th, civil cases only. t.ises only; Aug. 10th; Oct. 19th. Eightli Judicial District. PERSON—April 6th, Aug. 17th; Nov. ANSON—Jan. 13th, criminal cases only; lOth. Feb. 10th, civil cases only: March 2nd, Tenth Judicial District. civil cases only; April 18th, criminal cases DAVIDSON—Feb. 24th (2 weeks); April only; May 11th, civil cases only; June 8th, COth, civil cases only; Aug. 17th (2 Nov. civil civil cases only. 'veelcs) ; 16th, cases only. CHATHAM—Feb. 3rd; May 4th; Aug. DAVIE—March 30th; Oct. 5th. Jan. 27th 18th 10th, civil cases only; Nov. 16th. IREDELL— (2 weeks) ; May

MOORE—Jan. 20tli, civil cases (2 weeks) ; 3rd (2 weeks) ; Nov. 2nd only; ' Aug. March 23rd, civil cases only April 20th, • 2 weeks). criminal cases only; May IStn, civil cases MONTGOMERY—Jan. 20th, criminal cases only; Aug. 17th, crimm-ii cases only; Sept. only; April 13th, civil cases only; Sept. ?.lst, civil cases only; Nov. 23rd, criminal 21st (2 weeks). cases only; Dec. 14th, civil cases only. RANDOLPH—March IGth (2 weeks); July RICHitOND—Jan. 6th, criminal cases 20th (2 weeks); Dec. 7th (2 weeks). Feb. 10th only; March 30th (2 weeks); Sept. 7th, ROWAN— (2 weeirs) ; May 4th criminal cases only; Sept. 28th (2 weeks), (2 weeks); Aug. 31st (2 weeks); Nov. 23rd 1st week civil cases only. (2 weeks). SCOTLAND—March 9th. civil cases only; STANLY—Jan. 13th, criminal cases only; April 27th, criminal cases only; June 1st; March 9th, civil cases only July 13th, Oct. 26th, civil cases oily. criminal cases only; Sept. 14th, civil cases UNION—Jan. 27th, criminal cases only; only. Feb. 17th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases YADKIN—April 27th; Oct. 19th. only; March 16th, criminal cases only; Aug. Eleventh Judicial District. 3rd, criminal cases only; 24th Aug. (2 ALLEGHANY—March 23rd; Aug. 24th. weeks), 1st week civil cases Nov. only; ASHE—June 1st; Oc^ 26th. 2nd 1st week criminal cases (2 weeks), CASWELL—April 13th; Oct. 19th. only. FORSYTH—Feb. lOtn (? weeks), 1st week Ninth Judicial District. criminal cases only; March 9t!i (2 weeks), 1st civil ALAMANCE—March 2nd; May 2.5th, civil week cases onlj'; May 18th (2 c.'ises only; Sept. 7th (2 weeks), 1st week weeks); July 27th, criminal cases only; criminal cases only, 2nd wef'k civil cases Sept. 14th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; Nov. 9th, criminal cases only. 'nly; Oct. 12th, criminal cases only; Dec. DURHAM—Jan. 6th, criminal cases only; Vth (2. weeks), 1st week civil cases only. .Jan. 20th (2 weeks), 1st week criminal ROCKINGHAM—Feb. 24th (2 weeks); cases only; March 16th (2 we^ks), 1st week June 8th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases civil cases only; May 11th, criminal cases only; Aug. 3rd, criminal case' only; Nov. cnly; Aug. 31st, criminal cases only; Oct. Pth (2 wecks^,. .Wh (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only; STOKES—May 4th; Sept. 28th (2 weeks). Pec. 7th, criminal cases only. SURRY—Feb. 3'-d; April 20th; Aug. 31st GRANVILLE—Feb. 3rd; April 27th; Aug. (2 weeks) 1st week, civil cases only; Nov. Rrd; Nov. 23rd. 2.3rd (2 weeks). GUILFORD-^an. 13tli, civil cases only; Iwelfth Judicial District. Feb. 10th (3 weeks), 1st week ci\dl cases CABARRUS—Jan. 27th (2 weeks); May only, 3rd week criminal cases only; March 4th (2 weeks); Aug. 31st; Oct. 26th (2 30th, criminal cases 'only; April 13th (2 weeks). veeks), 1st week civil rases onh'; June 1st CLEVELAND—March 23rd (2 weeks); (3 weeks), 1st week ci\-il cases only, 3rd Aug. 3rd (2 weeks); Nov. 9th (2 weeks). week criminal cases civil only ; Aug. 24th, GASTON—Feb. 24th (9. weeks); May 18th cases only; Sept. 21st, crimina' cases only; (2 weeks); Sept. 14th (2 weeks); Nov. 23rd. 32 TIME OF HOLDING SUPERIOR COURTS. KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME BY PATRONIZING The Security Life and Annuity Company

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LINCOLN—Apr. 6th; Sept. 7tL; Dec. 14th. i weeks) 1st week, jail and civil casea. MECKLENBURG—Jan. 13th (2 w?eks) 1st MCDOWELL—Jan. 20th (2 weeks) lat week, civil cases only; Feb. 10th (2 weeks) week, civil cases only; Feb. 17th (2 weeks); 1st week, criminal cases only. March 9th ,Julv 27th (2 weeks); Sept. 21st (2 weeks). (2 weeks) 1st week, civil cases only; April POLK—April 20th (2 weeks); Oct. 19th 20th (2 weeks) 1st week criminal cases (2 weeks). only, 2nd week civil cases only; June 1st RUTHERFORD—Feb. 3rd (2 weeks) Isl ('Z weeks), 1st week criminal cases only, week, civil cases only; April 6th (2 weeks); 2nd week civil cases only; July 20th (2 .^ug. 24th (2 weeks) Isr week, civil cases weeks), 1st week civil cases only; Aug. only; Nov. 2nd (2 wcks). 17th (2 weeks), 1st week criminal cases YANCEY—March 23rJ (2 weeks); June riily; Sept. 28th, crimiral ca.ses only; Oct. 15th, civil cases only; Sept. 7th (2 weeks). 5th (3 weeks), 1st week, civil cases only; Fifteenth Judicial District. 1st we^i^k civil cases Nov. 30th 1,2 weeks), BUNCOMBE—Feb. 3rd (3 weeks); March 2nd criminal cases only; week, only. fth (4 weeks) 1st week civil cases only; TlUrteentli Judicial District. .\pril 20th (2 weeks); May 2.3th (4 weeks) 1st week, civil cases only; Aug. Srd (2 ALEXANDER—Feb. :7th; Sept. 28 (2 .^eeks); Sept. 14th (6 weeks) 1st and 4th weeks). weeks, ci^al cases orly ; Nov. 16th (2 CALDWELL—Feb. 24th (2 weeks); Aug. weeks); Dec. 8th (2 weeks) 1st week, civil 81st (2 weeks); Nov. 30th (2 weeks), 1st cases only. week, civil cases onlv. MADISON—Jan. 20th (2 weeks) 1st week, Feb. Srd (? 4th CATAWBA— weeks); May civil cases only ; Feb. 24th (2 weeks) ; May 1st week, civil cases only; July (2 weeks) 4th 1st civil cases 13th Nov. 2nd (2 weeks) week, only; (2 weeks); (2 vreeks). 17th Aug. (2 weeks) ; Nov. 2nd (2 weeks) MITCHELL—Anril 6tn weeks); July (2 3st week, civil cases onlv. 27th (2 weeks) 1st week, civil cases only; TRANSYLVANIA—April 6th (2 weeks); Nov. 16th (2 weeks). 4ug. 31st (2 weeks); Nov. 30th. WATAUGA—March 23rd (2 weeks); Sept. Sixteenth Judicial District. 14th (2 weeks). March 3C+h WILKES—Jan. 20th (2 weeks) 1st week, CHEROKEE— (2 weeks); Aug. 10th Nov. 9t>. civil cases only; March 9th (2 weeks); (2 weeks); (2 weeks). CLAY— 21st. Aug. 10th (2 weeks); Oct. 12lh (2 weeks) April 13th; Sept. March 16th ]?t week, civil oases unly. GRAHAM— (2 weeks); Sept. 7th (2 weeks). Fourteenth Judicial District. HAYWOOD—Jan. 27th (3 weeks); July BURKE—March 9th (i weeks); June 1st i:jth (2 weeks); Sept. 2Sth (2 weeks). (2 weeks) 1st week, civil cases only; Aug. JACKSON—Feb. 17th (2 weeks), May 10th (2 weeks); Dee. 7th (2 weeks) 1st ISth (2 weeks), 1st week civil casea only; week, civil eases only. Oct. 12th (2 weeks.) HENDERSON—March 2nd, criminal cases MACON—April 2Uth (2 weeks); Nov. 28rd only; May 11th v2 weeks) 1st week, jail (2 weeks). and civil cases; Oct. fth (2 weeks) 1st SWAIN—March 2nd ( weeks); Oct. Mth week, criminal cases only; Nov. 16th (2 (2 weeks).

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SPRING TERM—J. C. Biggs, Presiding S. P. GRAVES, Solicitor, Mt. Airy. Judge, Durham. SPRING TERM—M. il. Justice, Presiding FALL TERM—Walter U. Neal, Presiding Judge, Rutherfordton. Judge, Laurinburg. FALL TERM—W. B. Council, Presiding Composed of the counties of Wake, Wiiyne, Judge, Hickory. Harnett, Johnston. Composed of the counties of Forsyth, Seventh Judicial District. \MIkes, Rockingham. Alleghany, Caswell, Stokes. C. C. LYON, Resident Judge, Whitev-ilie. Surry, N. A. SINCLAIR. Solicitor, Fayetteville. T^velfth Judicial District. SPRING TERM—Benj. F. Long, Presiding JAMES L. WEBB, Resident Judge, Shelby. Judge, Statesville. HEKIOT CLARKSON, Solicitor, Charlotte. FALL TERM—J. C. Biggs, Presiding SPRING TERM—Fred Moore, Presiding Judge, Durham. Judge, Asheville. Composed of the counties if Cjlumbus, FALL TERM—M. H. Justice, Presiding Cumberland, Roberson, Bladen, Bruns- Judge, Rutherfordton. wick. Composed of the counties of Mecklenburg, Eighth Judicial District. Clfveiand, Gaston, Lincoln, Cabarrus. WALTER H. NEAL, Resident Judge, Thirteenth Judicial District. Laurinburg. W. B. COUNCIL, Resident Judge, Hick- L. D. ROBINSON, Solicitor. Wadesboro. ory. SPRING TERM—E. B. Jones, Presiding FRANK A LINNEY, Solicitor, Boone. .;udge, Winston-Salem. SPRING TERM—G. F. Ferguson, Presid- FALL TERM—B. F. Long, Presiding ing Judge, Wavnesville. Judge, Statesv-ille. FALL TERM—Fred Moore, Presiding Composed of the Counties of Chatham, Judge, Asheville. Moore, Scotland, Anson, Union, Richmond. Composed of the counties of Catawba, Ninth Judicial District. Alexander, Caldwell, Mitchell, Watauga, Ashe. J. CRAWFORD BIGGS, Resident Judge, Durham. Foiirteenth Judicial District. AUBRY L. BROOKS, Solicitor, Greens- JI. H. JUSTICE, Resident Judge, Buth- boro. erfordton. SPRING TERM—Jas. L. Webb, Presiding J. F. SPAINHOUR, Solicitor, Morganton Judge, Shelbv. SPRING TERM—Geo. W. Ward, Presid- FALL TERM—E. B. Jones, Presiding ing Judge. Elizabeth City. Judge, Winston. FALL TERM—G. S. Perguson, Presiding Composed of the counties of Durham, .Judge, Wavnesville. Guilford, Granville, Alamance, Orange, Per- Composed of the counties of Yancey, son. McDowell, Henderson, Rutherford, Polk, Tenth Judicial District. Burke. BENJ. F. LONG, Resident, Judee, States- Fifteenth Judicial District. ville. FREDERICK MOORE, Resident Judge. WM. C. HAMilER. Solicitor. Asheboro. Asheville. SPRING TERM—W. P. Council, Presid- MARK W. BROWN, Solicitor, Ash.ville. intr Judge, Hickory. SPRING TERM—R. B Peebles, Presiding FALL TERM—Jas. L. Webb, Presiding Judare, Jackson. Judge, Shelby. FALL TERM— Geo. W. Ward, Presiding Composed of the counties of Montgomery, Judg;\ Elizabeth City. Tredell, Rowan, Davidson, Stanly, Randolph, Composed of the counties of Buncombe,. Davie, Yadkin. Madison, Transylvania. Eleventh Judicial District. Sixteenth Judicial District. ERASTUS B. JONES. Resident Judge, GAHL.\ND F. FERGUSON, Resident Winston. Judge, Wayni'sville. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS. 35

THAD. J>. BRYSON, Solicitor, Bryson Green, Deputy Clerk, New Bern—April City. 27th, (2); October 26th, (2). SPRING TERM—0. H. Guicn, Presiding Elizabeth City Circuit and District—Sam'l Judge, New Bern. M. Alexander, Deputy Clerk, Elizabeth City FALL TERM—R. B. Peebles, Presiding —April 13th; October 12th. Judge, Jackson. Washington Circuit and District—H. L. Composed of the counties of Haywood, Grant, Clerk—April 20th; October 19th. Jackson, Swain, Graham, Cherokee, Clay, WESTERN DISTRICT. Macon. JAMES E. BOYD, Judge, Greensboro. ^A. E. HOLTON, District Attorney, \Yin- UNITED STATES (FEDERAL) ston. COURTS. AUGUSTUS PRICE, Assistant District At- The United States Circuit and District tciiioy, Salisbury. courts are held at the same times and J. M. MILLIKAN, Marshal, Greensboro. places, with the same Judges and officers. Greensboro Circuit and District Court— EASTERN DISTRICT. Samuel L. Trogden, Clerk, Greensboro. — THOMAS R. PURNELL, Judge, Raleigh. April 6th, (2); October 5th, (2). HARRY SKINNER. Distriot Attorney Statesville Circuit and- District Court— C. Statesville. — l.^^Ra!eigh. Henry Ccwles, Clerk, April J. A. GILES, Assistant District Attorney 20th, (2); October 19ih, (2). — Piltsbnrn. Asheville Circuit and District— Court CLAUDIUS DOCKERY, Marshal,— Raleigh. W. S. Hyams, Clerk, Asheville May 4th, Raleigh Circuit and District H. L. Grant, (2); November 2nd, (3). — Clerk; George L. Tonnoffski. Deputy Cierk. Ciiarlotte Circuit and District Court— —May 25th, (2); November 23rd, (3).— Henry C. Cowles, Clerk, Statesville June >\'iimington Ciicuit and District S. P. 1st: December 7th, (2). — Collier, Clerk; J. K. Collier, Deputy Wilkesboro Circuit and District Court— Clerk—May 11th, (2); November 9th, (2) Milton McNeill, Wilkesboro, Clerk. May New Bern Circuit and District—George 25th; November 23rd.

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D. C. \. P. Atlantic Coast Line Systexa. ington, ; riumphrov, Louisville, Chairman Board of Directors—H. Walters, Niw York. Secretary—R. D. Lankford, New York. President—T. M. Emerson, Wilmington. Treasurer—H. C. Ansley, Washington, Vice-Presidents—Alexander Hamilton, Pe- D. C. S. A. H. tersburg, Va. ; C. S. Gadsden, Charleston, Comptroller— Plant, Washington, C. J. R. N. C. D. C. ; Kenl}-, Wilmington, — Secretary—H. L. Borden, New York. Auditor E.' H. Kemper, Washington, — D. C. Treasurer James F. Post, Wilmington. — Comptroller—H. C. Prince, Wilmington. Freight Traffic Manager L. Green, Wash- — D. C. General Manager W. N. Royall, Wil- ington, — mington. Assistant Freight Ti-affic Manager G. L. Freight Claim Agent—A. C. Kenly, Wil- Browdcr, .Vtlanta. Ga. mington. Division Freight Agent—G. G. Thompson, Greensboro. Passenger Traffic Manager—W. J. Craig, — Wilmington. Freight Claim Agent J. J. Hooper, Washington, D. C. Freight Traffic Manager—R. A. Brand, ] — Wilmington. Passenger Traffic Manager S. H. Hard- wick, Washington, D. C. Southern Railway System. Oejieral — H. — Passenger Agent W. Tayloe, President W. W. Finlev, Washington, M'ashington, D. C. . D. C. Purchasing Agent—A. Gordon Jones, First Vice President—A. B. Andrews, \\':i-hington, D. C. Raleigh. Assistant to First Vice-President—H. W. Seaboard Air Line System. Miller, Raleigh. President—W. A. Garrett, Norfolk, Va. Vice-Presidents—John J1. Gulp, Washing- Vice-President—L. Sevier, New York, ton, D. C; Thomas O. Powell, St. Louis, ^. Y.

I B. D. C. — Mo.; Henry Spencer, Washington, ; Secretary D. C. Porteous. New York, Fairfax Harrison, Washington, D. C. — N. Y. Vice-President and General Manager Treasurer and Assistant Secretary—R. L. Charles H. Ackert. Nntt, Portsmouth, Va. General Counsel—Francis L. Stetson, Comptroller— T. W. Roby, Portsmouth, Va. New York. General Superintendent—C. H. Hix, General Solicitor—W. A. Henderson, Portsmouth, Va. Washington, D. O. General Counsel—L. R. Watts, Ports- General Counsel—Alfred P. Thorn, Wash- mouth, Va. se; NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK FaYETTEVILLE, n. c. H. W. LiFLLY, President. JNO. O. ELLINGTON, Vice-President and Cashier, j. H.HTGHTOA\"ER, Assistant Cashier. CAPITAL and SURPLUS $150,000.00 AVe make a specialty of handling,' North Carolina items direct at reasonable rates. We have just eomiileted and now occupy tlie most modern banliinj; rooms in tlie State. — Superintendent First Di\dsion J. H. Witt, Auditor—F. B. Clements, Ch. ?ter, S. C. Richmond, Va. Carolina and Northw^estern Second Division—J. M. SupLi-intendent Rail-oray. Slita, N. C. Raleigh, President—W. A. S. C. Third Division—W. A. Barber, Chester, Superintendent Auditor—F. B. Clements, Chester, S. C. S. C. Gore, Abbeville, General L. T. —H. B. Manager— Nichols, Chester, Superintendent Fifth Division S. C. Grimshaw, Aniericus, Ga. Sixth Division—W. J. Randolph & Cumberland Rail- Superintendent road Jenks, Jacksonville, Fla. — Company. Assistant General Passenger Agent—W. President I. A. McCormick, Carthage. Treasurer—B. M. York. E. Christian, Atlanta, Ga. Fellows, New J. A. General Freight Agent—C. R. Capps, Superintendent— Robertson, Car- Portsmouth, Va. — tliaw. General Passenger Agent C. B. Rvan, Cashie and Cho'nran Railroad. Portsmouth, Va. President and General Claim Agjnt—W. L. Stanly, General Manager—J. T. Portsmouth, Va. Deal, Norfolk,— Va. Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway. Treasurer J. C. Johnson, Norfolk, Va. — & '',;v e'itgTn Railxray. President and Traffic Manager Henry A. President—A. B. Andrews, Raleigh. Page, Aberdeen. Secretary—H. W. Miller, Raleigh. General Manager—J. R. Page, Biscoe. Supeiintendent^Theo. Parker, Danville, Auditor—Frank Page, Biscoe. Vn. Secretary and Treasurer—Mary E. Page, Durham and Charlotte Rail- Abeidecn. road Company. Fish Rail- Aberdeen and Rock President—J. B. Lennig, Bridesburg, Pa. road Company. Auditor—John H. Kennedy, Gulf. Superintendent and Traffic —F. President and General —John Manager Manager D. Gulf. Aberdeen. Jones, Blue, £ast Carolina Rail^tray Com- Secretary and Treasurer—W. A. Blue, Aberdeen. pany. — Auditor—J. W. Phillips,—Aberdeen. President and Treasurer Henry Clark General Superintendent C. N. Blue, r.ridgers, Tarboro. Aberdeen. Auditor—W. Rutland, Tarboro. Freight Claim Agent—-Haywood Foxhall, Durham and soutliem Rail- Tarboro. w^ay Company. — East Tennessee and Western President B. N. Duke, New York. North Carolina Railroad. Vice-President—J. E. Stagg, Durham. President—F. P. Johnson —W. Hale, Durham. Howe, City, Superintendent — Ttnn. General Freight and Passenger Agent S. — H. Reams, Dmham. Secretary and Treasurer ^J. S. Wise, Pa. General Counsel—F. L. Fuller, New York. Philadelphia, (.eueral Superintendent—Geo. VV. Hardin, CaldAvell and Nortliern Rail- lobnson City, Tenn. Avay Company. New Hanover Transit Com- President—Wm. A. Barber, Chester, S. C. pany. Treasurer—F. Wolfe, Chester, S. C. President—H. C. Mci^ueen, Wilmington. General Manager—L. T. Nichols, Chester, S cntary and Treasurer—J. C. Stevenson, S. C. Wilmington. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS. 37

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— General Manager J. W. Harper, Wil- Kaleigh and Western Railway mington. Company. NoTtliainpton and Hertford President and General Manager—Samuel Railroad. A. Henzy, New York, N. Y. President and Treasurer—Charles T Red Springs and Bowmore Westcott, Baltimore, Md. Railroad. Secretary-—J. G. VVescott, Baltimore, i:c President, Secretary and Treasurer—W. P. Auditor and General Freight Agent—J. F. Williams, Red Springs. Pennewell, Gumberry. Wellington and Poxirellsville Norfolk and Southern Rail- Railroad Company. road Company. President and Treasurer— Horton Corwin, President—Frank S. 621 Broad- Jr. Gannon, . Edenton. N. Y. — way, — Superintendent H. T. Walters, Ahoskie. Ceneral Freight and Passenger Agent H General Freight and Passenger Agent— C Hudsrins. Norfolk. Va. J. J. Harrison, Windsor. Auditor—W. L. Bird, Norfolk, Va. W^arrenton Railroad. Assistant General —R. P. Superintendent President and General —W. B. I'd^ter. Raleiah. Manager Povd, Warrenton. Land and Industrial —Fred. L. Mer- Agent Secretary and Treasurer— J. M. Gardner, ritt. Va. Norfolk, Warrenton. Norfolk and Western Railxvay Superintendent—B. P. Terrell, Warrenton. Company. Consolidated Railways. Light Power Chairm«n of Board— New and Company. Henry Finck, President— MacRae. York, N. Y. Hugh Wilmington, N. C. President—L. E. Jchnson, Koanoke, Va. — — W. Vice-President M. F. H. Gouverneur, Wil- Comptroller Joseph Coxe, Roanoke, N. C. Va. mington, Treasurer—R. J. Jones, N. O. Gcn'^ral —A. C. Wilmington, Superintendent Needles, —H. Roanoke, Va. Secretary Woollcott, Wilmington, N. C. Division —V. A. Superintendent Riton, General —A. B. Wil- Crewe. Va. Manager Skeldinj;, mington, N. C. Traffic Manager—T. S. Davant, Roanoke, Va. Offiicers N. C. R. R. General Freight Agent—J. R. RufSn. — Roanoke, Va. President Hugh G. Chatham, Elkin. and Treasurer—A. H. General Passenger Agent—W. B. Bevill, Secretary Eller, Roanoke, Va. Burlington.— General Manager—N. D. Maher, Roanoke, Attorney R. A. Doughton, Sparta. Va Atlantic and Western R. R. President and General Manager—J. H. Raleigh and Southport Railway Winder, Dante, Va. Company. Superintendent and Auditor—H. P. Ed- wards, Sanford. President and General Manager—J. A. Mills, Raleigh. A. & N. C. Railroad. Vice-President—F. J. Lisman, New York. President—J. W. Grainger, Kinston. Secretary and Treasurer—F. T. Ricks, Secretary and Treasurer—D. J. Broadhurst, Raleigh. — Goldsboro. Attorney R. N. Simms, Raleigh. Attorney—P. M. Pearsall, New Bern. 38 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

Societies and Organizations. C. United Confed- SECOND BRIGADE. N. Division — erate Veterans. Brigadier General Commanding General W. L. London, Pittsboro. Major General Conimanrler—General Ju- No. Camp. Town. lian S. Carr, Durham. 326 Julius Daniel Littleton Adjutant General and Chief of Staff—Col. 382 Mecklenburg Charlotte H. A. London, Pittsboro. 3S7 Lconidas J. Merritt Pittsboro 486 Ruffin General—Lieutenant Colonel Burlington Inspector 515 L. O. B. Branch Raleigh W. H. States\'ille. Gregory, 781 Walkup Monroe Assistant General—Lieutenant Inspector 818 Robt. F. Webb Durham Colonel James A. New Bern. Bryan, 830 Richmond .. General—Lieutenant Colo- County ..Rockingham Quartermaster 833 Walter H. Moore Smithfield nel T. L. Emry, Weldon. 846 Anson Wadesboro Advocate General—Lieutenant Col- Judge 984 Henry L. Henderson onel C. B. Winston. Wyatt Watson, 1084 Jno. WWte Wan-enton General—Lieutenant Colonel Commissary 1206 Jones Roxboro P. H. Winston. Hanes, 1277 Morris T. Smith Oxford General—Lieutenant Colonel W. Surgeon 1278 Oscar R. Rand D. Holly Springs McMi.lan, Wilmington. 1320 W. P. Martin Southern Pines Chaplain General—Lieut. Col. A. D. Betts. 1369 Stanley Albemarle Raleigh. 1398 Jno. Manning Eoirham Chief of Artillery—Lieutenant Colonel J. 1412 Nash Count}- Rocky Mount B. Slarr, Fayetteville. 1527 Jos. J. Davis Chief of Ordnance—Lieutenant Colonel Louisburg 1576 Scotland J. M. Wadesboro. Laurinburg Wall, 1595 Mt. Zion Mecklenburg Assistant Adjutant General— R. 0. Major 1646 Randolph Asheboro Barker, Salisbury. — THIRD BKIGADE. Assistant Quartermaster General Major — Jacob S. Allpn, Raleigh. Brigadier General Commanding General Assistant Judge Advocate General—Major Jas. I. Metts, Wilmington. A. W. Graham, Oxford. No. Camp. Town. Assistant Commissary General—Major 137 Sampson Clinton 254 Ashley Home, Claj'ton. Cape Fear Wilmington Aides—Majors F. H. Busbee, Raleigh; A. 417 Ryan Red Springs 424 H. Boyden, Salisburj'; J. A. Long, I?ox- Bryan Grimes Washington bcro; W. P. Wood, Asheboro; S. H. Smith, 794 Thos. Ruffin Goldsboro S. 845 Jno. C. Lambe Williamston Winston; G. Ferguson, WajTiesville ; R. P. Paddison, Point Caswell; George H. 849 Drj'sdale Snow Hiil Hall, Red Springs; Thomas W. Harrington, 1053 Cary Whittaker Enfield CarthagLS C. M. Parks, Tarboro; J. J. Wol- 1057 Jas. W. Cook Beaufort venden. New Bern; J. F. Reinhardt, Lin- 1162 New Bern New Bern colnton. 1199 Fairbluff Fairblufl Color Bearer—Major J. H. Currie, Fay- 1241 R. F. Hoke Lumberton etteville. 1245 Gates Co Wilevton Chief of Scouts—Maj. J. S. Harris, of 1248 Henry L. Wyatt Bayboro Charlotte. 1264 Jesse S. Barnes Wilson Bugler—Captain J. H. Parker, Smith- '275 Bill Johnson Weldon field. 1302 Alfred Roland Roland 1364 Confederate Veteran Alberton FIRST BRIGADE. 1304 Henrv M. Shaw Currituck Brigadier General Commanding—General 1490 W. j. Houston Pearsall P. C. Carleton, Statesville. 1.533 Tarboro Tarboro No. Camp. Town. 1563 David Williams Burgaw 162 Catawba Hickory 1574 Buck Kitchin Scotland Neck 212 Cabarrus County Concord 1578 J. I. Metis Whiteville 319 Col. Chas. F. Fisher Salisbury 1590 W. F. Martin Elizabeth City .394 Reuben Campbell Statesville 1.592 Gen. P. Roberts Belhaven 4.36 Norfleet Winston 16.35 Matt Ransom Elm City 795 Guilford County Greensboro FOURTH BRIGADE. 797 Surry County Mt. Airy Briaguier Gneral Commanding—General 952 Col. Jno. T. Jones Lenoir Jas. M. Ray. 1155 Confederate Veteran Elrod No. Camp. Town. 11S4 Wm. Gambel Gastonia 301 Andrew Coleman Bryson City 1462 Scales-Boyd Reidsville 681 Zebulon Vance Asheville 1535 Organ Church Salisbury 848 Pink Welsh Waynesville 1552 Morganton Morganton 924 Confederate Veteran Tryon 1596 W. J. Hoke Lincolnton 947 Clias. S. Roberson Franklin SOCIETIES AND ORUANIZATIONS. 39

953 Transylvania Co Brevard North Carolina Society of Colon- 954 Jas. R. Love Webster | 956 Confederate Veteran Murphy! ial Dames of America.

' 1021 Watt Brvson Hendersonville President—Mrs. James Sprunt, Wilming- 1045 Cleveland Shelby ton. 1134 Gen. i^ender Burnsville A'ice-Presidcnts—Miss Caroline G. Meares, 1156 Davis Lee Dickinson . .Rutherfordton Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer, Wash- 1268 Clierokee Indians Cherokee Wilmington: D. C. ; Mrs. M. A. Bland, Charlotte. 1273 Boone Boone ington, 1621 David Coleman. Painter Honorary President—Mrs. Gaston Meares, Wilmington. United Sons Confederate Honorary Vice-Presidents—Mrs. Virginia Veterans. G. Empie", Wilmington; Mrs. John Wilder Commander—Edwin R. McKethan, Fay- Atkinson, Wilmington. etteville. Recording Secretary—Mrs. E. L. Hollo- Adjutant—J. A. McArthur, Fayetteville, way, Wilmington. N. C. Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. W. N. Fair- Department Chaplain—Rev. Watson MaiTis, Wilmington Fayetteville, N. C. ley, Treasurer—Mrs. E. P. Bailey, Wilming- —J. G. Hollings- Department Inspector ton. worth, Fayetteville. — 126 Camp No. 5—George Davis. Wilmington. Registrar Mrs. William Latimer, Camp No. 15—Johnston Pettigrew, Ashe- South Third Street, W^ilmington. ville. Historian—Mrs Robert Strange, Wilming- Camp No. 17—Henry Wyatt, Winston. ton. Camp No. 23—Stonewall Jackson, Char- Board of Managers—Mrs. George Tliomas, lotte. Airs. George W. Kidder, Mrs. J. Hal Boat- Cam]) No. "0—William Shipp, Hender- WTight, Mrs. H. B. Short, Mrs. H. C. sonville. Prince, Mrs. Wm. Calder, Mrs. Clayton Camp No. 142—Singletary Pettigrew, Giles, Jlrs. E. L. Prince, Mrs. A. M. Wad- Washington. dell, Mrs. M. F. H. Gouveneur, Wilming- Camp No. 166—Harry Burtrw^n. Raleigh. ton. No. 168—Hector McKethan, Fay- i Camp etteville. ! ! Camp No. 171—Joe Cash, Oxford. Grand Army of the Republic. No. 180—Shoo-ga-see-le-tah. Cliero- Camp DEPARTAIENT Va. and N. G. A. R kee. C, Commander—\. A. Camp No. 216—Alf Rowland, Rowland. Department Hager, National Soldiers' Va. No. 229—Cabarrus County, Con- Home, Camp Assistant —.John G. cord. .\djutant-(;eneral Sprague, National Soldiers' Home, Va. J. Abbott A. Bat- United of tlie Con- Wilmington— C. Post, Daughters son, Commander. federacy. New Bern—J. C. Beecher Post, Issao Commander. Honorary Presidents—Mrs. W. M. Parsley, Powell, — Wilmington; Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, Char- Washington Flusser Post, Columbus Lawsun. Commander. lotte; Mrs. James M. Tiernan, Salisbury; Hendersonville—Phil Sheridan Post, J. Mrs. E. E. Moffitt, Raleigh. H. Commander. Honorary Vice-Presidents—Mrs. T. J. Hines, Marshall— W. S. M. Jarvis, Greenville; Mrs. Rufus Barringer, George Gahagan Post, C; mmiinder. Charlotte. Da\is. Charlotte—Hartranft R. W. President—Mrs. I. W. Charlotte. Port, Smith, Faison, Commander. Recording Secretary—Mrs. F. M. Wil- Jas. S. McLane Post, J. S. liams, Newton. i Tyner— Chap- Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. Gordon pell, Commavider. j General Post, Samuel Finger, Charlotte. Plymouth— Terry — Wiggins, Commander. First Vice-President ilrs. R. F. Dalton, — Greensboro. Eli/riheth City I'^letdicr Post, Francis Second Vice-President—Mrs. Martin Wil- Turner, Commander. ] Scotland Ne(k, Jos. G. Fulton Post, W. lard, Wilnii!)gton. I Third Vice-President—Mrs. G. Phifer Er- E. Jones. Commander. win, Morganton.— Historian Miss Rebecca Cameron, Hills- N. C. Press Association. boro. Asst. Historian—Mrs. W. 0. Shannon, .\rchibald Jolni?on, President, Charity Henderson. and Children, Thomasville. Trea.surer—Miss Alice Nelson, Greensboro. Vice-Presidents—J. A. Thomas, Louisburg Registrar—Mrs. Loo D. Heartt, Raleigh. Tim' s, Louisburg; W. J. Jordan, Snow Hill Recorder of Crosses—Mrs. William H. Standard. Snow Hill; A. S. Careon, Alle- Overman, Salisbury. ghany Star, Sparta. Chaplain—Mrs. James Eenan, Wallace. Secretary and Treasurer—J. B. Sherrill, iO SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

Concord Times, Concord. Vice-President—Dr. J. E. Mills, Chapel Historian—T. G. Cobb, Morganton Her- Hill. Dr. R. 0. E. ald, Moiganton. Secretary-Treasurer- Davis, Orator—J. H. Caine, Asheville Citizen, Chapel Hill. Asheville. Reporters—W. A. Sj'me, West Raleigh; Poet—J. A. Robinson, Durham Sun, Dur- J. M. Pickel, Raleigh. ham. Representative in Council of the Ameri- Executive Committee—Archibald John- can Chemical Society—C. H. Herty, Chapel son, (chm.). Charity and Chil- Hill. dren, Thomasville; J. B. Sherrill, (Sec), Concord Times; H. A. London, Royal Arcannm. Pittsboro Record; W. C. Dowd, Charlotte Grand Rtgent— S. M. Brmson, New Bern. News; R. M. Phillips, New Bern Sun; •^rand Secretary—J. Howell Way, Way- Josephus Daniels, Raleigh News and Ob- nesville. server; D. T. Edwards, Kinston Free Press. Annual session of 1908 to be held in Winston-Salem second Wednesday of April. Medical Society of Nortli Car- olina. Pharmaceutical Association. Annual meeting at Morehead City, N. C, President—C. R .Thom.as, Thomasville. June 11, 12 and 13, 1908. First Vice-President—J. E. Shell. President— S. D. Booth, Oxford. Second Vice-President—T. Y. Watson, M. Char- First Vice-President—C. Strong, Southport. lotte. Third Vice-President—W. H. Justus, Second Vice-President—^J. E. McLaughlin, ITendersonville. Statesville. Treasurer—G. K. Granthum, Dunn. Third Vice-President-W. G. Hargrove, Secretary—P. W. Vaughan, Durham. Kinston. Executive Committee—T. R. Hood, Secretary--D. A. Stanton, High Point. (chm.). Smithfield; F. S. Smith, Smith- Treasurer—H. McKee — Tucker, Raleigh. field; H. T. Hicks, Raleigh; C. E. King, Council First District, Dr. Oscar Mc- Durham; P. W. Vaughn, ex-officio, Dur- Mullan, Elizabeth City; Second District, ham Dr. James M. PaiTo.c, Kinston; Third Dis- Local Secretary—D. R Davis, New Bern. trict, Dr. Frank H. Russell, Wilmington; Next meeting, Morehead Ci*y, July 8-9-10. Fourth District, Dr. Albert Anderson, Wil- son; Fifth District, Dr. Jacob F. High- N. C. Board of Pharmacy. Sixth District, Dr. smith, Fayetteville ; President—E. V. Zfjeller, Tarboro. Hubert A. Royster, Raleigh (SecretarjO ; Secretary and Treasurer—F. W. Hancock, Seventh District, Dr. Edward C. Register, Oxford. Dr. Cliarlotte (President) ; Eighth District, C. D. Bradham, New Bern. Ninth Dis- J. B. Smith, Pilot Mountain; W. W. Home, Favette\-ille. trict, Dr. Thos. E. Anderson, Statesville; C. B. Miller, Goldsboro. Tenth District, Dr. James A. Burroughs, Attorney— B. S. Royster, Oxford. Asheville. Next meeting of the Board for the ex- Orator—L. B. McBra-er, Asheville. amination of candidates will be held at the — Wilson. Essayist E. T. Dickenson, Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, Tuesday, Leader of Debate—C. W. North Moseley, July 6, 1908. Wilkesboro. and Committee on Public Policv Legisla- Carolina Dental Society tion—R. H. Lewis, Raleigh; David T. Tay- North loe, Washington; J. E. Brooks. Greensboro; President—Dr. D. L. James, Greenville. White- (Ex-Olficio) Sam, D. Booth, Oxford; D. A. First Vice-President—Dr. C. A. Stanton, High Point. head, Tarboro. Committee on Publication: D. A. Stanton. Second Vice-President—Dr. H. D. Harper, T. M. Ral- Kinston. High Point, (ex-officio) ; Jordan, Wilson. eigh; Wm. A. Graham, Durham. Secretary—Dr. C. A. Thompson, Committee on Scientific Work—Wm. DeB. Treasurer—Dr. R. M. Morrow. Burlington. MacNidtr, Chapel Hill; H. S. Munroe, Oiar- Essayist-Dr. J. H. Dreher, Wilmington. Dr. D. E. lotte; (ex-officio) D. A. Stanton, High Executive Committe— Everett, Point. Raleigh; Dr. J. N. Johnson, Goldsboro; Committee on Finance—J. T. J. Battle, Dr. J. W. Carlton, Spencer. R. L. Greensboro; Frank Duffy, New Bern; J. H. Committee on Ethics—Dr. Carr, Dr. Geo. B. Marsh. Fayetteville. (chm.), Greenville; Patterson, Committee on Obituaries—R. D. Jewett, Fayetteville; Dr. R. E. Ware, Shelby. — J. M. Flem- Winston; A. S. Pendleton, Henderson; F. Prosecuting Committee Dr. H. Holmes, Clinton. ing, Raleigh. Supervisor of Clinics—Dr. I. W. Jamei- N. C. Section of American son, Charlotte. Chemical Examining Board—Dr. V. E. Turner, Society. (pres.), Raleigh; Dr. R. H. Jones, (sec), President—W. II. Pegram, Trinity Col- Winston; Dr. S. P. Hilliard. Rocky Mount; Dr. C. A. lege, Durham. Dr. F. S. Harris, Henderson; SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS. 41

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Bland, Oiarlotte; I>r. K. J. Tucker, Rox- lake, Wake Forest; E. T. Cansler, Char- boro. lotte; T. B. Woniack, Raleigh; V. S. Bry- ant, Durham; Julius C. Martin, Asheville; T. T. Hicks, Oxford; Charles A. Moore, N. C. State Bar Association. Asheville; Thomas W. Davis, WiImin§:ton. — President Charles— A. Moore, Asheville. The North. Carolina Bankers Vice-Presidents First District, L. L. Association. Smith, Gatesville; Second District, Walter President—Wni. E. Daniel, Weldon; Third District, A. D. —T. Oil, Elizabeth City. Ward, New Bern; Fourth District, T. W. Vice-Presidents H. VV. Jackson, Raleigh; G. W. Bickctt, Louisburg:; Fifth District, John D. Maslin, Waynesville; John O. Elling- Bellamy, Wilmington; Sixth District, W. C. ton, Fayetteville. — Munroe, Goldsboro; Seventh District, Ste- Secretary and Treasurer William A. Henderson. phen Mclntyre, Lumberton; Eighth District, Hunt, Executive — E. H. Gibson, Laurinburg; Ninth District, Committee John F. Wily, R. R. King, Greensboro: Tenth District, E. Durham; W. C. Wilkinson, Cliarlotte; Leake S. E. Raper, Lexington; Eleventh District, Covington, Rockingham; Geo. A. Lindsay Patterson, Winston; Twelfth Dis- Holderness, Tarboro; John P. Bruton, Wil- Alex. trict, A. L. Buhvinkle, Dallas; Thirteenth son; Chatham, .Tr., Elkin; J. H. Lenoir. District, W. W. Barber, Wilkesboro; Four- Bcall, teenth District, Charles French Toms, Hen- dersonville; Fifteenth District, W. E. N. C. Teachers Assembly. Breese, Brevard; Sixteerth District, Walter President—J. A. Matlieson, Greensboro. E. Moore, Webster. First Vice-President—T. R. Foust, Greens- Secretary-Treasurer—Thomas W. Davis, boro. Wilmington. Secretary and Treasurer—R. D. W. Con- Executive Committee—E. W. Timber- nor, Raleigh. 42 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

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Funeral Directors and £ni- Grand Marshal—J. G. Delamar, New Bern. Grand Conductor—J. C. Walker, Durham. balmers. Grand Guardian—John W. Frazier, Win- President—D. W. Hardie, Henderson. ston. First Vice-President—W. E. Yopp, Wil- Grand Herald—H. II. Jarrett, Franklin. mington. Grand Chaplain—Rev. B. C. Thompson, Second Vice-President—Geo. W. Wright, Rich Square. Salisbury. Third Vice-President—C. E. Stanley, Grand Encampment, I, O. O. F. Goldsboro. — Grand Patriarch—F. C. Dunn, Kinston. Secretary-Treasurer Fab P. Brown, Ral- Grand High Priest—W. L. Smith, Wil- eigh. mington. Next session vdW be held at Wilmington, Grand Senior Warden— G. W. Biyant, June, 1908. Durham. Grand Scribe—R. H. Ramsey, Cliarlotte. State Firemen's Association. Grand Treasurer—Wesley Williams, Eliza- beth President—Jamea D. City. McNeill, Fayette- Grand Junior Warden—W. C. Allen, ville. Wa.ynps\'ille. tirst Vice-President—A. H. Boyden, Sal- Grand Representatives—George Green, New isbury. Bern; A. F. Hall, Winston-Salem. Second Vice-President—J. Frank Maddry, Grand Marshal—J. J. Greensboro. Durham. Stone, Grand Sentinel—J. B. Arendell, New Statistician—W. P. Monroe, Wilmington. Bern. Treasurer—R. Winston. C. Taylor, Grand Outside Sentinel—E. E. Cox, Kin- W. C. Von Secretary— Glahn, Wilming- ston. ton. Meets in 1908 in AVilmington. Grand Lodge Knights of ' Grand liOdge, I. O. O. F. Pythias. Instituted at Wilmintgon, January 6, • Supreme Representatives—Thomas S. 18-13, by Rev. Geo. M. Bain, District Dep- Franklin, No. 37, Charlotte; J. L. Scott, uty Grand Sire, of Portsmouth, Va., by No. 92, Graham. authority of the Grand Lodge of the United Grand Chancellor—W. C. Crist, No. 56, States (now the Sovereign Grand Lodge.) Winston-Salem. Grand Master—Perrin T. H. No. Busbee, Raleigh. \ Grand Viee-Chancellor— Webb, Deputy Grand Master— 11. M. Shaw, Ox- 165, Duke. ford. Grand Prelate—J. W. Wilbome, No. 39, Grand Warden—P. II. Williams, Elizabeth High Point. City. Grand of R. and S.—W. T. Hollo- I Keeper Grand Secretary—B. H. Woodell, Raleigh. well, No. 6, Goldsboro. Grand Treasurer—R. J. Jones, Wilming- Grand Master of Exchequer—John C. ton. IMills, No. 99, Rutherfordton. Grand Representative to Sovereign Grand Grand Master at Arms—O. C. Bruton, Lodge (1 year) —Plato Collins, Kinston. No. 144, Mt. Gilead. Grand Representative to Sovereign Grand Grand Inner Guard—E. J. Jones, No. 51, Lodge (2 years) —T. M. Stephens, Durham. Concord. i4 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

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Grand Outer Guard—W. G. Lake, No. 8.3 Grand Scribe—J. ^\. i^huford. Hickory. Charlotte. Grand Treasurer—M. S. Willard, Wilming- ton. Grand of IMasons. Grand Secretary—J. C. Munds, Wilming- Lodge ton. Grand Master—F. D. Winston, Windsor. Grand Chaplain—Rev. C. L. Whitaker, Deputy Grand Master—S. M. Gattis, Hills- Enfield. boro. Grand Captain of the Host—U. M. Rob- Senior — Grand Warden R. N. Hackett, erson, Wilmington. Wilkesboro. Grand Principal Sojoiuner—H. A. Mur- Junior Grand Warden—W. B. Wil- McKoy, rill, Charlotte. — mington. — Grand Ro3'al Arch Captain I. E. Came- Grand Treasurer Leo. D. Heartt, Raleigh. ron, Kinston. Grand Secretary—Jno. C. Drewry, Raleigh. Grand Master of the Third Veil—J. T. Grand Chaplain—F. N. Skinner, Clinton. Alderman, Henderson. Senior Grand Deacon—F. M. Winchester. Grand Master of the Second Veil—L. A. Charlotte. Dodsworth, Charlotte. ..Tunior Grand Deacon —J. T. Alderman, Grand Master of the First Veil—A. S. Henderson. Guerard, Asheville. Grand Marshal—F. P. Hobgood, Jr., Grand Lecturer—F. M. Moye, Wilson. Greensboro. Grand Sentinel—R. H. Bradley, Raleigh. Grand Sword Bearer—Dr. J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth City. Grand Pursuivant—M. D. Kinsland, State Federation of Labor of Waynesville. North Carolina. Grand Steward—Geo. S. Norfleet, Winston. President—Jno. T. Miller, Raleigh. Grand Steward—Dr. J. C. Braswell, En- State Organizer—L. 11. Donkle, Spencer. field. Delegate—C. F. Koonce, Raleigh. Grand Tiler—R. H. Bradley, Raleigh. — — Secretary and Treasurer S. Waldrop, Auditor W. S. Primrose, Raleigh. Asheville. Historian—Marshall DeL. Ral- Haywood, A'ice-Presidents—First, L. H. Donkle, eigh. Spencer; Second, X. Lang, Asheville; Third, W. S. Bradford, High Point; Fourth, Dun- Grand C-^pter Royal Ai'ch can Stewart, Salisbury; Fifth Lewis Burt- Masons. nett, Greensboro; Sixth, Joseph Blackburn, Charlotte; Seventh, Geo. L. Norwood, Ral- Grand High Priest—A B. Andrews, Jr., eigh; Eighth, W. A. Neal, Charlotte; Raleigh. Ninth, Z. C. Fisher, Asheville. Deputy Grand High Priest—I. C. Bras- Executive Board—E. S. Cheek, Raleigh; well, Whitakers. W. F. Thomas, High Point; T. C. Anders, Grand King—J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth Asheville; A. J. Williams, Greensboro; W. City. C. Frank, Asheville. SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS. 45

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Grand —F. M. Wilson. i Grand Council Royal and Select Inspector— Moye, Masters. Grand Sentinel R. H. Bradley, Raleigh. Grand Master—Edward B. Neave, Salis- bury. Great Council Imoroved Order of Deputy Illustrious Grand Master—H. G. ] Red Men. j Sinallbones, Wilmin^on. Great Sachem—E. A. Ebert, Winston-Sa- Graiid Principal Conductor of the Work |

lem. I —J. E. Cameron, Raleigh. Great — E. Senior ! Grand Treasurer—M. S. Willard, Wil- Sagamore Joseph Pogue, mington. Raleigh. I Great Junior — S. Grand Recorder—James C. Munds, Wil- Sagamore T. White, Greenville. mington. Great B. W. I Grand of the Guard—L. A. Dods- Prophet— Taylor, Washing- Captain ton. worth, Charlotte. } Great Chief of Records—W. Ben Good- Grand Conductor of the Council—C. P. } win, Elizabeth City, Box 226. I I Ambler, Asheville. — ' Great of E. P. H. Grand Steward—J. T. Alderman, Hender- Keeper Wampum | son. Strunck, Wilmington. Great J. M. Wash- Grand Sentinel—R. H. Bradley, Raleigh. Sannap— Gallagher, ington. Great Mishinewa—W. J. Leary, Sr., Eden- Grand Commandery Knights ton. Templar. Great Guard of Wigwam—C. M. Berry- Grand Commander—R. E. Sir T. S. hill, Cliarlotte. Franklin, Charlotte. Gnat Guard of Forest—J. R. Holt, Deputy Grand Commander—V. E. Sir M. Greensboi'o. S. Willai'd, Wilmington. Great Representatives to Great Council Grand Generalissimo—E. Sir W. Ander- of United States—W. Ben Goodwin, Eliza- son, Charlotte. beth City; W. S. Liddell, Charlotte; F. M. Grand Captain General—E. Sir John B. Hodges. Greenville. Griggs, Elizabeth Citv. Board of Appeals—E. T. Stewart, AVash- Grand Prelate—E. "Sir L. M. -Chaffin, ington; D. M. Weatherlv, Franklinville; Ridge\var. \W. P. Gafford, Wilmington. Grand" Senior Wardon—E. Sir W. C. Winston. Brown, JnnioT Order IT. A. M. Grand Junior Warden—E. Sir J. C. Bras- well, Whitakers. State Councilor—Clias. G. Lee, Asheville. Grand Treasurer—E. B. Neave, Salisbury. State Vice-Councilor—Chas. E. Brewer, I Grand Recorder—James C. Munds, Wil- Wake Forest. mington. State Secretary—Sa.n F. Vance, Winston- Grand Standard-Bearer-E. Sir H. G. Salem. Smallbones, Wilmington. State A.s.sistant Secretary—Robt. H. Ful- Grand Sword Bearer—E. Sir O. W. glium, Wilson. Spencer, Salisbury. State Treasurer—Geo. V. Fulp, Kemers- Grand Warden—E. Sir C. M. Vanstory, ville. Greensboro. State Conductor—R. T. Thomas, Greens- 40 SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS. BARRETT ® THOMPSON Architects and Engineers

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boro. Deputy Grand Marshal—E. H. Bean, Salis- State Warden—U. N. Gillikin, Goldsboro. bury. State Inside Sentinel— Nathan Williams, Wilmington. Oi'dcr of the Cincinnati. State Outside Sentinel—Chas. V. Pegram, President—Wilson G. Williamston. Walkertown. Lamb, Vice-President—John Collins Daves, Balti- State Chaplain—Rev. J. D. Andrew, Bur- more, Md. lington. Secretary—Brigadier-General Charles l. Davis, U. S. A. Tlie Tii-State Medical Associa- Assistant Secretary—Marshall De Lancey tion of the Carolinas and Haywood, Raleigh. Virginia (N. C. S. C. Treasurer—Walter DeLyle Carstarphen, and Va.) Plymouth. — Annual meeting at Cliirlotte, N. C, Feb- Assistant Treasurer Bennehan Cameron, ruarj' 25-6, 1908. Raleigh. ' President—Dr. Stuart McGuire, Rich- Chaplain—Joseph Blount Cheshire, Ra- mond, Va. leigh. Vice-Presidents—Dr. Edward C. Register, N. C. Dr. Nor- Cliarlotte, ; Southgate Leigh, North Carolina Society of tlie Va. Dr. folk, ; Chas. M. Rees, Charleston, Sons of The Revolution. S. C. SecretaiT-Treasurer—Dr. J. Howell Way, President—Thomas S. Kenan, Raleigh. H. Busbee. Ral- Waynesville, N. C. Vice-President—Pabius eigh. B. P. O. Elks. Secretary—Marshall DeLancey Haywood, Raleigh. — Organized May 20, 1901. Assistant Secretary Bosworth Clifton Eastern District Deputy—S. W. Hancock, Beckwith, Raleigh. New Bern, 764. Registrar—Daniel Harvey Hill, Raleigh. Western District Deputy—L. J. Brandt, Treasurer—Herbert Worth Jackson, Ral- Greensboro, 602. eigh. Member Grand Lodge Auditing Commit- Chaplain—Robert Brent Drane, Edenton. tee—J. F. Ferrall, Raleigh, 735. Board of Managers—The above officers ex- Lodges—Charlotte, 392; Winston, 449; Wil- officio and Samuel A'Court Ashe, Chairman, mington, .5.32; Greensboro, 602; Durham, 568; Raleigh; Julian Shakespeare Carr, Durham; Asheville, 608; Salisbury, 699; Raleigh, 735; Collier Cobb, Oiapel Hill; Alexander Boyd New -Bern, 764; Goldsboro, 139; Washing- .\ndrews, Jr., Raleigh; Carle A. Woodruff, ton, 822; Wilson, 840; Elizabeth City, 8.56; (U. S. A.), Raleigh; William Enos Stone, Concord, 857; Rocky Mount, 1038; F'ayette- Raleigh; Charles Earl Johnson, Raleigh; ville, 1081. J .Bryan Grimes, Grimesland; Junius Davis, President—^Thomas C. Daniels, New Bern. Wilmington. Vice-President—James S. Dunn, Winston- Salem. Daughters of the Revolution. Secretary and Treasurer—James M. Davis, 1907-8. Salisbury. Officers elected for two years, Director-General—A. H. Boyden, Salis- Headquarters, Raleigh. —Mrs. bury. Honorary Regent for Life Spier Grand Marshal—John H. Andrews, Ra- Whitaker, founder of North Carolina So- leigh. ciety and Regent 1896-1002. SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS. ~47 Regent—Mrs. E. E. Moffitt, Raleigh I Mrs. M. C. Quinn. Vice-Regent—Mrs. Walter Clark, Raleigh : "Guilford Battle"—Greensboro, Miss Re- Recording Secretary-Miss Louise Pitten- becca , Schcnck. gcr, Raleigh.

Corresponding Secrelary-Mrs. W ! T "r^'^^^'^^C'^ntenniar'—Winston-Salem, Mrs. H i J. L. Ludlow. Pace, Raleigh. ) "Whitmel Marv Bates Blount"-Hcnderson, Mrs. W pTreasurer-Mrs. Sherwood, O. Shannon.

Miss Mary Hilliard ' Harvey"-Tarboro, Mrs. John jj^^epristrar— Hinton, Woddilr -^.S™,v•n^'^*, ^''^ Historian-Mrs. Helen North deB. \\ills, Raleigh. Carolina AEricultural Librarian—Miss Society. Grace i nf« -r , Bates, Raleigh. Officers—J. H. Board of Managers—Mrs. T. K. Bruner Currie. Pres., Fayette- (chm.); Mrs. Ivan ^- •' S'^'^'-'tary, Ral- Proctor, Mrs. John E.' eiih C.C B.B^ n ^%'''' Kay Mrs. Paul H. Lee, Mrs. Hubert Hay- eifj?. Denson, Treasure'-, Raleigh wood, Mrs. Annie * Moore I n \i?'^-P/fsidents-(Permanent.)-Kemp P Parker, Raleigh Rattle, Chapel I Hill; Bonehan ^- «• «"*' «'• ^^'^' Cameron^ Ral^ I Juhan S. Dc^"l^;• eigh; Carr, Durham; John S L'oV"- Cumngham Regent, 1904-1906-Mrs. T. K. I Cunningham, R. H. Battle! Bruner, ; Raleigh; Charles KaJeigh. McNamee, Biltmore; W. Editors of North ^- Long, Carolina Booklet-Mrs. it;, 1 '/''"''^°=;^'^- Roxboro; E.E. Moffitt, Miss Mary Hilliard J- M. Crenshaw Hinton,' 'wil7p °T' ^^^?^°": Raleigh. '' Mount. I>aughtridge, Rockj^ The "Booklet" is a quarterly publica- 1 District tion issued ' Vice-Presidents.-First under the auspices of the District. of Roberts, Daughters the Revolution, in the inter- \V R GatesviJJe; Second District ests of North Carolina ^™"^: 'I"'»rd District History. w'vv. L.T unr'\^,r*' Hill, ^\ai-saw; Fourth Ad\dsory Board—Mrs. Spier Wliitaker, 731 District, D. &o. ^Sth St. • H™derson; Fifth Birmingham. Ala. Mrs T K Bankskr.L°°^'''\'. District, L. Bruner Raleigh; D H West Holt, Graham; Si.xth District Fd Hill, Ral.igh;' vv-ard Smith W J. Peele, Dunn; Seventh Raleigh; E. P. Moses, LaFol- B. Srict, T lette K. P. Bailey, Moc'ksville; Tenn.; Battle, Chapel Hill; Eighth District, S. Marshall ^'inth DeLancey Haj-vvood, Raleigh; R. tnVt ^^""'r"' }?"^^'''i ^'^"'^J': Dis- 1). W • Connor, Raleigh; E. \V. Wake n- + *. r, ..'^'^'^^"d"'' Chariotte; Tenth Sikes, District G. F. Weston. Forest; Richard DillarJ. Edenton; James Asheville. Vice-Presidents are ex Sprunt, Wilmington; Walter Clark, officio members of Raleigh. the Executive Committee. Tlie Veterinary Surgeon—Dr. Tait National Butler,' Ra- Society of the I leigh. Daughters of the Ameiican State Fair is held in October each year Kevohition in North Carolina. at Raleigh. Vice-President General for North -Mrs. Carolina Lindsay Patterson, Winston-Salem. North Carolina Retail State Merchants Regent-Mrs. E. D. Latta, ^^onorary . Association. President—N. L. Cranford, Winston-Sa- Honorary Chaplain-Mrs. M. J. L. Bran- lem. ner, Waynesville. Vice-President—J. N. McCausland, Char- ^^" lotte. hanf^a^lftTe'-''"- '°-'° ^^"^'"^- Secretary—J. F. Morrif, Winston-Salem. '' ^^ ^^-- Treasurer— ston-fafem^^°*-''"- «^^'^°^^^' Archibald Nichols. Asheville Attorney-General—Norman H. Secretary-Mrs. Johnson,' Gr^nsbol-S^ Lucy Moss, Raleigh. Vice-Presidents—First District, R F Tut- Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. A L Ue, Edenton; Second Smith, Charlotte. District, N. D. josey, Scotland Neck; Third ^- District, A. A Jo- H?,?^Hf"m"'- ^- ^^^^''' Greensboro. , spph, Goldsboro; Fourth District Wm D James T. Moore, Salis- Matkins ^^mstonan-Mrs. Henderson; Fifth District, F". l' Smith, Mt Airy; Sixth E. D. Chaplain-Mrs. D. F. District, Nail Cannon, Salisbury. , Sanford; Seventh District, A. T. Morris' Jiapter I Regents N. C. D, a Ihomasville; Eightli District, T. B. Brown' "Donas Bell R Love"-WaynesvilIe, Mrs. I &ah.=buo-; Ninth District. J. 0. u. A. Baker. Gardner,' ''"'=*' "• ^- ^°^'^'"^' Buncombe"-A.sheville, Miss Sheville.' Grafe'Tones. Board of Directors-J. H. "Council Scott, (chm.), Oak"-Morganton, Mrs. J D Minston-Salcm; E. E. DOgcr. Brcughton. Raleigh Clarence Sawyer, Asheville. ^^- Ge'o'r'grGoolmrn™''"—''""'-'^^""'^' The Association of "Mecklenburg"— AMiolesale Deal- Charlotte, Mrs<= P* . C\j. Brunson. ers. 3Iillers and Manufactur- **ie Maxwell Pr.eM *!*"^T ^J Carolinas. _^^Elizabeth Steel"-Salisbury, F. L. ^ __l'rosident-J. Annfleld, Fayetteyille.

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Vice-President—B. F. Cooner, Columbia, Minerals and Geology—Collier Cobb, S. C. Chapel Hill. Second Vice-Presirlent—J. J. Norman, Soils—C. W. Connor, West Raleigh. Wir.ston-Salem. Mammals, Reptiles, Fishes—C. S. Brim- Secretary iii'd Treasurer—J. W. Patterson, loy, Raleigh. ( tvecnstioro. Liverworts and Mosses—W. E. Coker, General Counselor—Norman H. Johnson, Clapel Hill. Raleigh. Stock and Crops—R. S. Curtis, West Advisory Board—J. D. McNeill, Fayette- Raleigh. S. — ville; B. R. Cooner. Columbia, C. ; E. R. Algae ar.d Protozoa W. L. Poteat, Wake Mixon, Washington; C. C. McLean, Greens- t'l.rcst. boro. Methods of Teaching Nature Study—Mra F. L. >y.< vens.— West Raleigh. North Carolina Nature Study Astronomy John F. Lanneau, Wake For- Society. est. n ysics- -C. W. Edvards, Durham. President—tJ. Y. Joyncr, Raleigh. Ii'secta and Injuries Caused by Them— A'ice-President!^—Col. F. A. Olds, Raleigh; Franklin Sherman, Jr., Raleigh. Dr. W. E. Coker, Hill; Mrs. W. R. Chapel Cliemistiy—WilJian-, J. Mavlin, Da/idS'ii. Hollowell, Goldsboro; Mr. F. H. Busbee, Rfleigh, Supt. F. J. Tighe, Ashcville. Secretary-Treasurer—F. L. Stevens, West Raleigh. NortJ* Carolina Cotton Growers Executive Committer-—W. L. Poteat, Wake Association. Forest; Miss Edith Royster, Raleigh; J. J. — Blair, Wilmington; M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge; President Chas. C. Moore, Charlotte. T. G. Pearson, Greensboro. Vice President—A. J. McKinnon, Maxton. BOARD OF ADVISORS. Secretary—T. B. Parker, Raleigh. Birds—T. Gilbert Pearson, Greensboro. Executive Committee—A. J. McKinnon, riant Diseases, Naming aw\ Identification (chm.), Maxton; T. J. W. Broom, Monroe; of Plants and Seeds—F. L. Stevens, West J. H. Currie, Fayetteville. Raleigh. Treasurer—Leo. D. Heartt, Raleigh.

Land Grants

No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1882, 1,189—amounts paid Treasurer, $10,912.87 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1884, 1,.329—amounts paid Treasurer, 13,186.73 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1886, 990—amounts paid Treasurer, 5,975.69 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 18SS, 89;i—amounts paid Treasurer, 9,493.49 No. Grants issued 2 Dec. —amounts years ending 1, 1890, 1,45.'!— paid Treasurer, 15,570.43 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1892, 1,353—amounts paid Treasurer, 16,831.11 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1894, 703—amounts paid Treasurer, 5,200.73 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1896, 547 amounts paid Treasurer, 9,2.34.46 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1898, 599—amounts paid Treasurer, 6,337.13 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1900, 665—amounts paid Treasurer, 6,384.69 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1902, 732—amounts paid Treasurer, 6,911.88 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1904, 789—amounts paid Treasurer, 11,230.60 No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. 1, 1906, 488—amounts paid Treasurer, 16,551.47

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Political Organizations. DEMOCRATIC STATE EXE- Geo. H. Bellamy, El Paso; R. H. Powell, COMMITTEE. Whitcville. CUTIVE SEVENTH DISTRICT—T. B. Bailey, G. Klkin. Hugh Chatham, Chairman, Mocksville; J. R. Blair, Troy; J. A. Spcnce, Alex. J. Feild, Secretary, Raleigh. Asheboro; George Warburton, Rockingham. National Committeeman. EIGHTH DISTRICT—Hugh G. Chatham, Josephus Daniels, Raleigh. Ei.kin; R. A. Crowell, Albemarle; Walter Advisory Coiiiniittee. Murphy, Salisbury; A. D. Watts, States- Lee S. Overman, Salisbury; C. B. Aycock, ville. Goldsboro; Col. L. Banks Holt, Graham; NINTH DISTRICT—Heriot Clarkson, Capt. W. I. Everett, Rockingham; P. M. Charlotte; A. C. Avery, Jr., Morganton; II. R. R. Mc- Pearsall, New Bern; R. N. Hackett, Wilkes- W. Williams, Newton; Ray, boro; W. M. Webb, Morehcad City; Plato Adensville. Collins, Kinston. TENTH DISTRICT—J. C. Mills, Ruther- Members Central Committee. fordton; M. L. Shipman, HendersonviUe; FIRST DISTRICT—E. F. Lamb, Elizabeth J. D. Murphy, Agheville; W. T. Lee, ville. City; W. H. Hampton, Plymouth; B. B. Waynes Winborne, Murfreesboro; H. T. Greenleaf, Democratic Chairmen County Elizabeth Citv. Committees. SECOND DISTRICT—T. W. Mason, Garys- Alamance—W. H. Carroll, Burlington. H. A. J. W. Grain- — burg; Gilliam, Tarboro; Alexander J. H. Burke, Taylorsville. I ger, Kinston; Dr. I. E. Green, Weldon. Alkghany—A. S. Carson, Sparta. -THIRD DISTRICT—C. E. Foy, New Bern; Anson—J. A. Lockhart, Wadesboro. T. C. Whitaker, Trenton; N. O'Berry, Golds- Ashe—Dr. J. W. Colvard, Jefferson. boro; E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville. Beaufort—W. C. Kodman. Washington, FOURTH DISTRICT—H. A. London, Pitts- Bertie—A. S. Rascoe, Windsor. boro; F. S. Spruill, Louisburg; B. H. Bunn, Bladen—E. F. McCullock, White Oak. Rockv Mount; E. C. Beddingfield, Raleigh; Brunswick—Dr. T. V. Moore, Phoenix. FIFTH DISTRICT—J. S. Carr, Durham; Buncombe—I>r. D. E. Sevier, Asheville. L. Bur- J. N. Wilson, Greensboro; R. Holt, Burke—J. W. Wilson, Jr., Morganton. lington; C. O. McMichael, Madison. Caban-us—L. T. Hartsell, Concord. SIXTH DISTRICT—John D. Bellamy, Wil- Caldwell—W. C. Newland, Lenoir, mington; W. A. Stewart, Dunn; J. D. Camden—T. C. Ferebee, Camden. Croom, Maxton; E. J. Hale, Fayettcville. Carteret—W. M. Webb, Morehcad City. SEVENTH DISTRICT— S. W. Finch, Lex- Caswell—T. P. Womack, Yanceyville. ington; D. E. Mclver, Sanford; W. F. Gib- Catawba—E. L. Shuford, Hickory. son, Gibson; N. G. Williams, Williams. Chatham—R. H. Hayes, Pittsboro. EIGHTH DISTRICT—P. B. Means, Con- Cherokee—Ben. Posey, Murphy. cord; Edmund Jones, Lenoir; R. A. Dough- Chowan—W. M. Bond, Edenton. Zrb V. Statesville. ton. Sparta; Long, Clay—L. L. Scroggs, Brasstown. NINTH DISTRICT—J. H. Weddington, Cleveland—C. R. Hoey, Shelby. Charlotte; H. F. Schenck, Lawndale; T. L. Craven—J. A. Bryan, New Bern. James, Marshall; R. T. Claywell, Morgan- Columbus—J. A. Brown, Chadbourn. ton. Cumberland—C. G. Rose, Fayetteville. TENTH DISTRICT—Locke Craig, Ashe- Currituck—E. R. Johnson, Currituck. viUe; T. W. Whitmire, Brevard; S. Gallert, Dare—R. B. Etheridge, Manteo. G. L. Franklin. Rutherfordton; Jones, Davidson—W. H. Phillips, Lexington. Meiubers State Executive Com- Davie—W. K. Clement, Mocksville. mittee. Duplin—D. L. Carlton, Kenansville. FIRST DISTRICT—W. G. Lamb, William- Durham—Jones Fuller, Durham. stnn; W. C. Rodman, Washington; W. M. Edgecombe—R. G. All.sbrook, Tarboro. Bond, Edenton; E. F. Aydlett, Elizabeth Foi-syth—A. H. Ellcr, Winston-Salem. City. Franklin—J. A. Thomas, Louisburg. SECOND DISTRICT—E. L. Travis, Hali- Gaston—C. B. Armstrong, Gastonia. fax; .1. H. Exum, Wliitakcrs; S. A. Wood- Gates—W. T. Cross, Gatesville. ard, Wilson; P. .1. Macon, Warrenton. Graham— G. B. Walker, Robbinsville. THIRD DISTRICT—W. S. Chadwick, Granville— B. S. Royster, Oxford. Beaufort; J. A. Brvan, New Bern; S. 0. Greene—W. J. Jordan, Snow Hill. Middlfton, Hallsville"; H. A. Grady, Clinton. Guilford—E. A. Brown, Greensboro. FOURTH DISTRICT—J. R. Young, Ral- Halifax—E. L. Travis, Halifax. eigh; J. C .Drcwrv, Raleigh; R. H. Hayes, Harnett—W.' A. Stewart, Dunn. Pittsboro; E. .S. Abell, Smithfield. Haywood—H. R. Ferguson, Waynesville. FIFTH DISTRICT—J. J. Nelson, Greens- Henderson—C. E. Brooks, HendersonviUe. boro; J. S. Manning, Durham; R. D. Reid, Hertford—J. R. Mitchai, Winton. Wentworth; B. S. Rovster, Oxford. II.yde—R. D. Harris, Swan Quarter. SIXTH DISTRICT—E. F. McCulloch, Iredell—J. A. Hartness, Statesville. White Oak; W. H. Bernard, Wilmington; Jackson—F. E. Alley, Webster. 50 POLITICAL O RGANIZATIONS.

Johnston—F. H. Brooks, Smjthfield. Fourth—Claudius Dockery, Raleigh. Jones—T. C. Whitaker, Trenton. Fifth—Ben F. Robertson, Haw River. Lenoir—J. W. — Grainger, Kinston. Sixth—S. M. King, Elizabethtown. Lincoln C. E. Cliilds, Lincolnton. Seventh—W. A. Bailev, Advance. Macon—S. L. Kelly, Franklin. Eighth—E. Spencer Blackburn, Wilkes- Madison—C. A. Htnderson, Marshall. boro. Martin— H. W. Stubbs, Williamston. Ninth—A. A. Whitener, Hickory. McDowell—J. L. Morgan, Marion. Tenth—Geo. H. Smathers, Waynesville. Mecklenburg—J. A. Bell, Charlotte. Mitchell— S. R. Penland. Hensley, Chairman of Count'- Montgomery—W. D. Allen, Republi- — Troy. can E.xccutive Committees Moore— W. J. Adams, Carthage. Nash E. B. Grantham, Rocky Mount. of— North Carolina, New Hanover—W. J. Bellamy, Wilming- Alamance Heenan Hughes, Graham. ton. Alexander—Zeno Smith, Wittenberg. Northampton—W. H. Buffaloe, Jackson. Alleghany—John T. Miles, Cherry Lane. — Anson—J. L. Onslow E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville. — Matherson, Wadesboro. Orange—S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro. Ashe John G. Hardin, Beaver Creek. Pamlico—A. B. Campen, Alliance. Beaufort—F. G. Paul, Washington. Pasquotank—C. E. Thompson, Elizabeth Bertie—R. H. Norfleet, Kelford. City. Bladen—S. Mears, Clarkton. Pender—E. L. Larkins, Burgaw. Brunswick—George H. Cannon, Town — Creek. Perquimans David Cox, Hertford. — Person—J. S. Cuningham, Cuningham. Buncombe -Jos. F. Ford, Asheville. Burke— Pitt—F. C. Harding, Greenville. Robert— M. Smith, Chesterfield. Polk— \V. M. Justice, Mill Spring. Cabarrus J. A. Sims, Concord. Randolph—W. J. bcarboro, Asheboro. Caldwell—M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir. Richmond—W. N. Everitt, Rockingham. Camden—Jas. E. Burgess, Old Trap. Robeson—J. G. McCormick, Lumberton. Carteret-T. D. Hewitt, Newport. Rockingham—Francis Womack, Reidsville. Caswell—Fioyd Davis, Altaniahaw. Rowan—A. H. Boyden. Salisburv. Catawba—J. Y. Killian, Newton. Chatham—Dr. H. Rutherford—John C. Mills, Rutherfordton. — T. Chapin, Pittsboro. Sampson—n. E. Faison, Clinton. Cherokee A. W. Axley, Murphy. Chowan— L. Scotland—E. H. Gibson, Laurinburg. L. Brinkley, Edcnton. Stanly—R. A. Crowell, Albemarle. Clay—A. B. Ledford, Hayesville, R. F. D. Cleveland—J. H. Stokes—Dr. J. H. Ellington, Sandy Ridge. Quinn, Shelby. — Columbus—Irvin B. Surry J. R. Lewellyn, Dobson. — Tucker, Whiteville. Swain—C. E. Monteith, Bushnell. Craven Seymour W. Hancock, New Bern. Transvlvania—T. W. Whitmire, Brevard. Cumberland—C. C. McLellan, Dunn, TjTrell—Theo. H. Woodley, Columbia. R. F. D. No.— 4. Union—R. W. Lemmond, Monroe. Currituck W. S. Harrison, Harbinger. A'ance—A. J. Harris, Henderson. Dare—W. S. C. Pugh, Wanchese. Davidson—J. Wake^J. N. Holding, Raleigh. R. McCrary, Lexington. Davie— Warren—A. J. Dowtin, Warrenton. Dr. M. D. li..mbrou2rh, Mocksville. — C. C. Rose Hill. Washington Thos. W. Blount. Roper. Duplin—— Vann, Watauga—J. C. Fletcher, Boone. Durham J. V. Rigsbee, Durham. Wavne—M. T. Dickinson, ^oldsboro. Edgecombe—R. Liles, Tarboro. Wilkes—AV. W. Barbee. Wilkesboro. Forsyth— S. E. Hall, Winston. — Franklin—Rufus R. Wilson John E. W'oodard, Wilson. — Harris, Louisburg. Yadkin—J. W. Pass, Yadkinville. Gaston C. D. Holland, Gastonia. Yancey—G. E. Gardner, Burnsville. Gates—Wm. M. Sparkman, Eure. Graham—J. R. Collins, Robbinsville. Gran\i.le—J. ii. Gooch, Stem. REPUBTICAN STATF T]XECU- Greene—D. W. Patrick, Snow Hill. TIVE COOnTTEE. Guilford—J. A. Hoskins, Summerfield. S. B. Adams, Cliairman, Greensboro. Halifax—R. J. Lewis, Littleton. W. S. Prarson, Secretary. Morganton. Hanirtt——W. P. Byrd, Lillington. C. G. Bailey, Treasurer, Advance. Ha.vwood —D. I. L. Smathers, Clyde. E. C. Duncan, National Com., Raleigh. Hend rson R. H. Staton, H»nd"rsonville. Hertford—R. C. Woodland. Members at Benthall, Large. Hyde—Richard W. Howard, Swan Quar- Thos. S. Rollins, Asheville. ter. D. M. Furches, Statesville. Iredell—L. C. Wagner, Suatesville. John C. Angier, Durham. Jackson—J. W. Keener. Sylva. G. G. Hendricks, Asheboro. Johnston—J. C. Stancill, Benson. Geo. Butler, Clinton. Jones—H. F. Brown, Tuckahoe. Wheeler Martin, Williamston. Lenoir— .1. M. Mewborne, Kinston. V. S. Lusk, Asheville. Lincoln—D. E. DeLane, Lincolnton. Consressional Districts. Macon—H. H. Jarrett, Franklin. First—A. Berrv, Swan Quarter. Madison—Van B. Davis, Marshall. S°cond—D. W. "Patrick, Snow Hill. Martin—C. C. Fagan, Williamston. Third—J. F. Dobson, GoMsboro. MoDowpII— .1. L. Morgan, Manon. DEMOCRATIC ST ATE PLATFORM—190G. 51

Mecklenburg—Jake F. Newell, Charlotte. Rockingham—Thos. S. Malloy, Reidsville. Jlitchell—Chas. E. Green, Bakersville. Rowan—John A. Ramsey, Salisbury. Montgomprj- — G. D. 13. Reynolds, Troy. Rutherford— R. W. Logan, Rutherfordton. Moore—Carlos McLeod, Carthage. Sampson—W. F. Sessoms, Clinton. Nash—Mack Brantley, Spring Hope. Scotland—John A. McGregor, Laurinburg. New Hanover— D. L. Gore. Wilmington. Stanb'—Dr. J. I. Campbell, Wliitney. Northampton—W. H. Buffalo, Jackson. Stokes—N. O. Petree, Danbury. Onslow—John Gilman, Jacksonville. Surry—J. M. Davis, Mt. Airy. Oransc—D. S. Miller, Eougemont, Swain—J. A. Brown, Bryson City. R. F. D. No. 3. Transylvania— Dr. E. S. English, Brevard. — R. A. Columbia. Pamlico—P. C. Jones, Ba3'boro. Tyrrell Kohloss, Union—T. L. Monroe. Pasquotank—W. H. Keaton, Weeksville. Love, Vance—T. T. Henderson. Pender—R. M. Croom, Burgaw. Hicks, Wake—J. P. H. Adams, Perquimans—Geo. \V. Barrow, Hertford. Raleigh. Warren—J. P. Littleton. Person—H. J. Whitt, Roxboro. Leach, —J. L. Pitt—Roy C. Flanagan, Greenville. Washington Phelps, Plymouth, —L. H. Rutherwood. Polk—W. E. Newman, Mill Springs. Watauga Michael, —S. G. Goldsboro. Randolph—G. G. Hendricks, Asheboro. Wayne Pate, Wilkes—P. North Wilkesboro. Richmond—John P. Cameron, Rocking- — C. Jones, ham. Wilson J. D. Mears, Wilson. Yadkin—J. G. Ray, Jonesville. Robeson—Wm. J. Maxton. Cume, Yancey^J. L. Hyatt, Micaville. Democratic State Platform— 1906 The Democracy of North Carolina in con- as a solution of a vexed question. vention assimbled, renews its allegiance We congratulate the people upon the 10 tne principles of constitutional gov- beneficent effect of the temperance legisla- ernment, through laws enacted and executed tion enacted by the Democratic party, and in the interest of the whole people, with- approve and endorse the principles enunciat- out favor to individual or class; and it ed in the Watts bill and the Ward bill pledges itself to continue the just, wise regulating the manufacture and sale of li- and economical administration of public quor. affairs which have obtained in State and We reaffirm our constitutional declarations county since its return to power in ISDlt. that "religion, moralitj', and knowledge be- We congratulate the people of the State ing necessary to good government and the that, under Democratic auspices, there has happiness of mankind, schools and means of been established throughout the borders of education shall be forever encouraged." and the State a reign of law and liberty, peace that the people have the right to the priv- and progress. That our people are no ilege of education, and that it is the duty longer emplo.yed in guarding their homes of the State to guard and maintain that and protecting their lives, liberty and prop- right, and we express hearty approval of erty, as they were under Republican rule; the great results accomplished through edu- but safe in the protection of law, and en- cational work during the past six years of joying the freedom which comes from se- Democratic rule—at the great improvement curity, are directing their energies to peace- made during that time in our educational ful pursuits of honest industry. conditions, and we promise a continuance We endorse the wise, patriotic and able of a four months' school term for all the administration of our States affairs by children of the State. Governor Robert B. Glenn and the other The Democratic party established the State officials, and we point with pride system of pensioning Confederate soldiers to the record of our Senators and Demo- and opened the Soldiers' Home for the care cratic Representatives in Congress, and en- of the veterans who responded to the call dorse the same. of the State in the War Between the States. We again congratulate the people of North Every dollar given them was appropriated Carolina upon the successful operation of or forced by the Democratic legislation or the Constitutional Amendment regulating Democratic public sentiment. We pledge the elective franchise. The adoption of this the party to a fuller discharge of a debt measure has permanently solved the race that can never be fully paid to these aging problem which had so long agitated the heroes who offered their lives as a sacrifice public mind, and was a menace to peace upon the altar of their country. and good government. We point with pride to the record of In its operation the assurances made by the Democratic party in its care of the un- the Democratic party to the people, that fortunate classes of our State and promise no white man would be disfranchised there- to continue to enlarge our charitable insti- by have been fully verified, and the predic- tutions until all the indigent insane are tion of the Republican party, to the con- cared for at the expense of the State. trary, proven false. REGULATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE COR- After a test of five years the wisdom of PORATIONS the Amendment ia recognized and acquiesced The powers of the Corporation Commis- in by all political parties, and is accepted sion should be so enlarged as to give it 52 DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM—1906.

full and adequate power to regulate all power to change unjust conditions and to public service corporations within the State rectify evils. Yet, during that time colos- and subject to its jurisdiction. Passen- sal combinations of capital have dominated ger and freight rates in North Carolina are the people, and illegal perversions of cor- too high and should be materially and sub- porate law have stifled competition and un- stantially reduced, as should also telephone fairly limited the opportunity of the indi- rates and rentals, and we demand such vidual citizen. Wealth thereby illegally action by the Leg^islature and Corporation obtained has been unsparingly used to Commission- as will accomplish such re- control legislation and corrupt elections. duction. No honest effort has been made, or is be- We are opposed to granting charters to ing made, by Republican legislation to cure corporations in perpetuity. or eradicate these evils. The discrimination of railroads against We denounce the hypocrisy of the Re- North Carolina cities and towns, and in publican party, which, while pretending favor of other points having no greater to legislate against these conditions, deals natural advantages, is a grave injustice to only with the symptoms and not with the the people of this State, and should be cor- disease. The unfair, t3'rannical features of rected by such means as are available with- the so-called "protective tariff" have made in the limitations set by the Constitution these things possible, and no permanent re- of the United States. The interference by lief can be secured until its obnoxious fea- public service corporations in political tures are removed. To remedy this evil we matters should be called so sharplj' to the demand a thorough revision of present attention of the people that it will be tariff laws. odious, and the efficiency of such corpora- The growth of the trusts and other in- tions as political agencies shouiu thus be ordinate and dangerous combinations of destroyed. capital, the tremendous and rapidly in- The law against issuing free passes should creasing absorption and centralization of be so amended as to make the party who the wealth of the country in the hands of illegally receives them equally gruilty with a chosen few, all due to premeditated and the corporation issuing ohem. systematic legislation in behalf of special The failure of connecting lines of railways interests by the Republican party, demand to make connection as scheduled is a source a change in the policies imposed upon the of much inconvenience, expense and annoy- country by that party and make the pass- ance to the traveling public, and we de- age of restrictive laws an imperative ne- mand such additional legislation as may be cessity. necessary to enforce that provision of our We denounce the appalling system of statute which requires connecting lines to corruption heretofore practiced by the make as close connection as is practicable great insurance companies, whereby mf>iey for the convenience of the traveling pub- intrusted to them for the benefit of wid- lie. ows and orphans has been diverted to the FOREST RESERVE AND INLAND WATER- enrichment of favored individuals and to the WAY campaign fund of the Republican party. We denounce the present iniquitous, un- We favor the Forest Re- Appalachian just and trust-creating protective tariff im- serve, and the construction of the inland posed upon the people by the Republican from Norfolk, to Beau- water-way Virginia, party and demand its immediate revision, fort North Carolina. While both of Inlet, to the end that all unjust burdens shall these involve benefits to the projects great bo removed, and especially those upon the are also of national State, they importance. necessaries of life and those that enable the The one our mountain forests and preserves trusts to extort from the people unrea: jonsei-ves our water supply, promotes the sonable profits and to sell their products maintains our public health, water-power to consumers at home at greater prices and aids The latter will agriculture. open than are charged for the same goods to a free outlet north and south for the up the foreign consumer. water-borne trade of Eastern North Caro- lina, equalize traffic rates, and promote the Resolutions. of our Its construction prosperity people. At the Democratic State Convention held will also increase the coastwise greatly in Greensboro on the follow- trade between the South Atlantic and North July 3, 1906, resolutions were Atlantic ing adopted: ports. OF AY- We urge our Senators and Representatives ENDORSEMENT BRY..N AND to continue their efforts to secure legisla- COCK. tion for tne establishment of the one and The Democracy of North Carolina, the the construction of the other. first in America to support William J. Bry- We reaffirm our adherence to the time- an for the Presidency of the United States, honored principle of Democracy of "equal is gratified to see the Democracy of every rights to all and special privileges to section of the Republic turning to him as none," and we condemn subsidies, gratui- the logical candidate for President in 1908. ties, bonuses, trusts and monopolies. The spontaneous call for his leadership is For nearly ten years the Rer>ublican par- the result of a univereal desire to correct the ty has been in absolute control of all de- giant evils in our country which he long

of I I partments national government, with ago foresaw, and which has heretofore de- REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM—1903. 53 feated the «-ill of the American people. racy presents to the Democracy of the Re- Honored the world over as America's first public as a fit candidate for Vice-President citizen, he will be hailed upon his return Hon. Charles B. Aycock, ex-Governor of as the one man to restore the government this State. to the foundation of equality and justice ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENA- upon which it was established by our fath- TORS AND JUDGES BY THE PEO- ers. The Democrats of Nortli Carolina in i PLE—INCOME TAX. convention assembled endorse the candidacy We favor such amendments to the Con- of William J. Bryan for President in 190S. stitution of the United States as will pro- and recognizing that in choosing his run- vide for the election of district and circuit ning-mate the Democracy of this country judges of the United States and United should select one of her wisest and broad- States Senators by a direct vote of the est statesmen, the North Carolina Democ- people, and a graduated income tax.

Republican State Platform~-1906 (Adopted at Greensboro, July 10, county and every town should be allowed 1906.) to determine for itself by vote the question of and if how shall The Republican party of North Carolina whether, so, whiskey in convention assembled at Greensboro. N. be sold in its limits, as well as who shall hold its and that none C, July 10, 1906, congratulates all the peo- offices, they shall, of be the ple of the State upon prevailing conditions, them, appointed by Legislature or of the or other au- as the unquestioned oflF-shoots of Repub- justices peace any tne lican policies enforced since 1897, resolve thority except people. 3. refute in the spirit of and declare the following to be a summary We proper just the threat of of their beliefs upon the more vital ques- indignation frequent danger to the State from our into tions of present interest and of the action coming power, made Democratic and news- they will take if given power in the State: by speakers novice in con- 1. We claim for the administration of papers. The merest political for us President Roosevelt that it has satisfied ditions must know Luat victory can come from the addition of one every reasonable demand of the patriot, constituency alone—the men of the Farmers' Alliance and the reformer and the worker in every fielil the —to whom alone or in of human endeavor; that it has estab- People's party with the State lish! d the currency upon a basis not to conjunction Republicans owes the movement in railroad be shaken; that it has vastly extended our grreat upward in female in common foreign commerce, and so added largely to regulation, education, school in L-.e care the nation's wealth; that it has kept the education, preserving, and encouragement of the University, A. peace at home ami promoted it abroad ; and M. and other State that it has expended the national revenue College institutions, threatened then as now with stories wisely and with absolute honesty; that it ghost has laid bare and punished with iron hand of their destruction; and we pledge our- selves to continue and the com- every species of official or corporate cor- perfect mon school the ruption brought to light by vigilant agents system, begun by Repub- until a education is in of its own choosing; that it has hearkened licans, good English the reach of cmid. to the voice of the oppressed in all lands every and given sympathy when forbidden by law We shall advocate one or more reforma- to give more; that it has aimed with true tories for youthful criminals, and pledge and constant purpose to reflect in its every the people that, given power, no insane act the highest and finest aspirations of man or woman, white or black, shall lack the American people, northern and south- the State's care, be the cost what ;(: may. ern, eastern and western. 4. We congratulate the people of the State the removal 2. We state with regret the acknowledged upon of the Atlantic fact that the laws of our own State have and North Carolina Railroad from the not been enforced by the Democratic ad- sphere of active politics, but denounce the refusal of State Democratic officials to let ministrators in State and county affairs; the of shine the legislation upon the subject of tem- light publicity upon the evi- dence taken benind perance, so dear to a large part of our closed doors which led to the lease of that best people, is confessedly a d^-ad letter as piece of State prop- relates to its enforcement by State officials erty. —Republican officials of internal revenue Graft was admitted, but never suffered bearing the whole burden of commanding punishment, thus showing in marked con- for it popular obedience. trast a national Republican, as against a Yet the amazing spectacle is presented of State Dtmocratic administration; and we a party which has kept the promise to further denounce the method of the Demo- the car and broken it to the hope now cratic party in appointing an investigatilig masquerading as prohibitionists in such sec- committee of strictlj' partisan Democrats. tions of the State as they deem ripe for that 5. If Democratic testimony is to be ta- experiment in law-making. ken, the present Corporation Commission The Republican party insists that every exists chiefly for the purpose of drawing 54 OFFICIAL VOTE—1906. salaries. We pledge ourselves to make it difference between stealing a ballot and a efficient. At present it is a laughing-stock horse—betwen a false return of the result of well-informed neople, but no less a bur- of an election and a false oath in the court- den upon the tax-payer. house and a false verdict in the jury-box. 6. The Democratic party for years has That it is the sense of this convention vaunted its friendship for the Confederate that town and city poll-ta.x in North Car- dollar. soldiy;, while leaving him, in many cases, olina should not exceed one an of The Republicans by object charity. some dissensions have their votes in the General Assembly have And, whereas, arisen among Republicans on account of ev .r shown their friendship for this most contests over to Federal of- Munored class of our countrymen, now daily appointments fices, which, with charges and counter- lessening in number. charges, have been given undue prominence We advocate the now doubling pittance by the Democratic press; and whereas, the these and if we se- received by veterans, Democratic party has been enabled to re- a shall vote as cure legislative majority tain its hold upon the State government by we promise. appeals to race prejudice, references to the 7. favor restriction of the ser- We rigid disorders and confusion resulting from the now to this coun- vile immigration coming war and "the days of '68," as well as the and shall aid try from Europe, by every manifold repetition of the statement that in to the means our power uphold dignity all Republicans are office-seekers: and manhood of native American citizen- ship. It is therefore now Resolved: That the We rejoice that sectionalism is a thing State Executive Committee of the Repub- of the past. lican party be and it is hereby instructed S. Wo favor the estaunshment of the Ap- to assemble, and each and every member palachian Park, and pledge any Republi- thereof, in Greensboro, N. C, on the first can Congressman elected from this State day of September, 1906, and on the first to be its friend; but its establishment days of March and September in each and must be the work of Republican states- every year hereafter, and shall then and manship and those its friends miscount there before adjournment consider applica- who look to see It come from discredited tions for appointment to all Federal offices Democratic bunglers in administration. in North Carolina the terms of which shall P. We charge that the Democratic State expire in the next six months, and to rec- administration has been costly beyond prece- ommend to the appointing power in each dent without being efficient; that the dock- instance a suitable person for each posi- ets of the courts in very many counties re- tion, except in such districts as are rep- main clogged, though judges and solici- resented by a Republican Congressman. tors have been increased in number and That no application shall be considered un- in pay. less the applicant shall state in his appli- cation that he will submit to the action We are unalterably opposed to frauds and recommendation of the committee upon the suffrage, and we believe that the without further contest. great amount of crime and lawlessness that prevail and seem on the increase in our Resolved, That the executive committee State, including lynchings, are due to the in making recommendations for appoint- licentious tongues of Democratic orators ment to Federal positions shall observe and others who teach and advise that it is well that the applicant has the support j to commit crime and fraud for the of his local party friends, in addition to right I Democratic party. Honest men can see no ' being well qualified for the position.

Official Vote for 1906 FOR MEMBER NORTH CAROLINA COR- Caswell 809

PORATION COMMISSION. Catawba ..

Counties. Franklin Robert M. Chatham ..

McNeill (D.) Douglas (R.) Cherokee .. ,

Alamance . . . 1,879 1,851 Chowan ... Alexander 885 924 Clay Alleghany 726 458 Cleveland .. Anson 1,150 54 Columbus . Ashe 1,528 1,495 Craven ....

Beaufort .. .. 1,658 768 Cumberland

Bertie 906 67 Currituck . Bladen 1,082 449 Dare

Brunswick . . 693 625 Davidson

Buncombe . . 3,007 2,162 Davie Burke 1,213 1,005 Duplin

Cabarrus .. .. 1,595 1,416 Durham ... Caldwell . . .. 1,.S09 1,409 Edgecombe Camden 312 42 Forsyth ...

Carteret 964 701 Franklin .. CONGRESSIONAL VOTE. 55

Gaston 1,756 652 Gates 671 180 Graham 403 Granville Greene Guilford Halifax Harnett Haywood

Henderson .. . Hertford Hyde Iredell Jackson Johnston Jones Lenoir Lincoln Macon Madison Martin

McDowell ... .

Mecklenburg . Mitchell Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover.

Northampton . Onslow Orange Pamlico

Pasquotank .. Pender

Perquimans . . Person Pitt Polk

Randolph . . .. Richmond Robeson

Rockingham . Rowan

Rutherford .. . Sampson Scotland Stanly Stokes Surry Swain

Transj'lvania . Tyrrell

FOR CONGRESS—FIRST CONGRESSIONAL — 56 CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.

Halifax 1,920 122 Lenoir 1,499 588 Northampton 1,108 77 Warren 850 130 Wilson 1,579 425

Total 10,057 1,816 Scattering vote.. 17 Kitchin's plurality. 8,241

FOR CX)NGRES&-THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Charles R. William R. COUNTIES. Thomas(D.) Dixon(R.)

Carteret .. .. 997 658 Ci'aven 1,224 170 Duplin 1,654 734 Jones 59? 198 Onslow 923 274 Pamlico 602 414 Pender 925 92

Sampson .. .. 1,220 1,816 Wa3'ne 2,240 924

Total 10,382 5,280 Thomas' majority. 5,102

FOR CONGRESS—FOURTH CONGRES- SIONAL DISTRICT. Edward W. Berrv COUNTIES. 'ou (D.)

Chatham ,

Franklin ,

Johnston , Nash

Vance , Wake OFFICIAL VOTE—1904. 57

Graham 409 407 Transylvania 520 448 Haywood 1,653 8G9 Henderson 831 1,247 Total 13,069 12,260 Jackson 1,000 923 Crawford s plurality 809 McDowell 837 882 Erastus R. Israel, 40, (Socialist.) Macon 890 923 Polk 498 536 Rutherford 1,901 1,410 * Surry taken out of Eighth and put in Swain 506 848 Fifth.

Official Vote For President—1904

COUNTIES. Parker. Roosevelt. Lincoln .. .. 1,009 Madison .. .. Alamance . . 1,907 1,770 Martin . . , . Alexander .. 770 937 .McDowell .. . Alleghany .. C99 543 Mecklenbui'g . .. Anson ... . 1,226 207 Mitchell .. Ashe .. .. 1,254 1,651 Montgomery .. Be;iufort ... 1,803 ^67 Moore .. .. Bertie 1.264 2,552 Nash Bladen .. .. 927 558 New Hanover

Brunswick . . 564 487 Northampton liui'combe,. . 'il81 2,-501 Onslow .. .. turke .. .. 1,080 1,001 Orange .. .. Cabarrus .. . 1,509 1,254 Pamlico .. .. Caldwell . . 1,169 ],41& Pasquotank .. Camden .. .. 389 99 Pender..

. . Carteret . .. , 1,012 655 Perquimans

Caswell ... . 874 201 Person . . ..

Catawba .. . 1,497 1,309 Pitt Cliatham .. . 1,551 1,477 Polk

Cherokee . .. 663 380 Randolph .. .,

Clu.wan . . . . 57.*? 148 Richmond .. Clay 33P 325 Robeson . . . . Cleveland .. 2,162 1,036 Rockingham .. Columbus . . 1,447 876 Rowan .. .. Craven .... 1,555 2'38 Rutherford.... Cu'iiberland . 1,.G94 1,129 S.impson.. ..

Cinrituck .. . 543 .S3 Scotland .. .. Dare 415 350 Staiily .. .. Eavidson . . . 2,017 2,054 Stokes .. . . Da^ie 739 1,1172 Surry l>aplin . . .. 1,386 8)5 Swain .. ..

Puiham 1603 1,080 Transylvania , Edgecombe .. 1,588 126 Tynell .. .. Fersylh .. .. 2,301 2,209 Union ....

Franklin . . . 2,099 2S2 Vance Gaston 1,958 fi96 Wake

Gates . ... 677 273 W ai ren . . . . Graham .. .. 362 401 Washington . Granville ... 1,595 518 Watauga . . . Greene .. .. 949 283 Wayne . ... Guilford .. .. 2,763 1,716 Wilkes Halifax .. .. 2,427 181 Wilsoa . . . . Harnett . . .. 1,169 723 Yadkin Haywood . .. 1,631 1,125 Yancey Henderson 887 1,341 Hertford ... . 778 1S6 Hvde 614 318 Iredell .. ., 2,126 1,510 Jackson .. .. 1,015 9i7 Johnston . . , 2,572 1,553 Jones 638 250 Lenoir 1,386 674 ?s ELECTORAL VOTE. I

Delaware 23,714 19,360 Ohio 600,096 344,674 Florida 8,314 27,046 Oregon 60,455 17,521 Georgia 24,003 83,472 Pennsylvania .. . ,. 840,Si9 337,998 Idaho 47,7a3 18,480 Rhode Island 41.605 24.8:^9 Illinois 632,045 327,607 South Carolina .. .. 2.271 52,863 Indiana 369,289 274,345 South Dakota 72,583 22,002 Iowa 307,907 149,141 lennessee 105,369 131,653 Kamas 210,&73 84,800 Toas 50,308 l'i7,2u'0 Kentucky 205,277 217.1V0 Utah 62.444 33,413 Louisiana 5,205 47,708 Vermont 46,682 9,777 Maine 64,437 27.630 Virginia 46,450 80,6.'.8 Maryland 109,497 **109,446 Washington 101, .'304 28,098 Massachusetts 257,822 165,746 West Virginia .... 131;.608 100.850 Michigan 361,866 134,151 Wisconsin 280,164 124,107 Minnesota 216,651 55,187 Wyoming 20,489 8,930 Mibsiasippi 3,147 53,380 Missouri 321,447 295,847 Totals 7,627,632 5,080,054 Montana 34,392 21,773 (*) One Republican electo) ; (••) high- Ntbraska 138,558 51,876 est Democratic e-ector. Nevada 6,867 3,;JS2 VOTE FOR OTHER CANDIDATES. New Hampshire . ... 54,179 33,905 New Jersey 245,164 104,566 Debs, (Socialist), 391,587; Swallow, (rrohi- New York 859,533 683,981 bitionist), 260,303; Watson, (Peoples), 114,- Korth Carolina.. .. 82,442 124,121 6o7; Corregan, (.Socialist Labor), 33,453; North Dakota 52,595 14,253 HolconiD, '^Continental Labor), 830.

Electoral Vote of North Carolina.

First election, 1788, North Carolina did 1S44—President, Henry Clay, 11; Vice- not vote, not having ratified the Consti- President, Theodore Frelinghausen, 11. tution. 1848—President, Zachary Taylor, 11; Vice- 1792—George Washington and John Adams, President, M. Fillmore, 11. 12 votes. 1852-President, Franklin Pierce, 10; Vice- President, William R. King, 10. 1796—John Adams, 1; Thomas Jefferson, 11; 1856—President, James Buchanan, 10; Vice- Thomas Pinckney, 1; Aaron Burr, 6; President, J. C. Breckenridge, 10. James Iredell, 3; George Washington, 1; 1S60— J. O. 10; C. C. Pinckney, 1. President, Breckenridge, Vice-President, Josep'i Lane, 10. 1800—Thomas Jefferson, 8; Aaron Burr, 8; 1864-No vote. John C. O. 4. Adams, 4; Pinckney, 1S68—President, U. S. Grant, 9; Vice-Pres- 1804—For President, Thomas Jefferson, 14; ident, Schulver Colfax, 9. for Vice-President, George Clinton, 14. 1872—President, U. S. Grant, 10; Vice-Pres- 1808—For President, James Madison, 11; ident, Henry Wilson, 10. C. C. Pinckney, 3. For Vice-President, 1876—President, Samuel J. Tilden, 10; George Clinton, 11; Rufus King, 3. Vice-President, Thos. A. Hendricks, 10. 1812—President, James Madison, 15; Vice- 1880—President, Winfield S. Hancock, 10; President, Elbridge Gerry, 15. Vice-President, W. E. English, 10. 1816—President, James Monroe, 15; Vice- 1884—President, Grover Cleveland, 11; President, D. D. Tompkins, 15. Vice-President, Thos. A. Hendricks, 11. 1820—Same as in 1816. 1&S8—President, Grover Cleveland, 11; Vice- 1824—President, Andrew Jackson, 15; Vice- President, Allen G. Tliurman, 11. President, John C. Calhoun, 15. 1892—President, Grover Cleveland, 11; Vice- 1828—Same as 1824. President, Adlai E. Stevenson, 11. 1832—President, Andrew Jackson, 15; Vice- 1896—President, William J. Bryan, 11; President, Martin Van Buren, 15. Vice-President, Arthur Sewall, 11. 1836—President, Martin Van Buren, 15; 1900—President, William J. Bryan, 11; Vice-President, R. M. Johnson, 15. Vice-President, Adlai E. Stevenson, 11. 1840—President, William H. HaiTison, 15; 1904—President, Alton B. Parker, 11; Vice- Vice-President, John Tyler, 15. I President, Henry G. Davis, 11.

State Officers—Past and Present. GOVERNORS OF THE STATE. Miller, John Culpepper. 11-80-1681-John UNDER LORD PROPRIETORS. Jenkins. 1081-1683—Henry Wilkinson. 1?85-15S7—Ralph Lane. 1683-1689— Seth Sothel. 1587—John White. 1689-169.3-Philip Ludwell. 1663-1667—William Drummond. 1693-1695—Major Alexander Lillington. 1667-1673——Samuel Stephens. 1695-1699—Thomas Harvev. 1673-1677 Sir George Eastchurch, — . — . 1(99-1704—Henderson Walker. STATE OFFICERS— PAST AND PRESENT. 59 1704 1705——Col. Robert Daniel. 1905-1909—Robert B. Glenn, of Forsyth. 1705 1707 Thomas Cai-ev. Railroad Coninii.ssioners. 1707 1710—William Glover. 1710 1712—Edward Hyde. 1891-1899—James W. Wilson, of Burke. 1712 1713—Col. Thomas Pollock. 1891-1895—T. W. Mason, of Northampton. 1713 1722—Charles Eden. 1>"91-1897—E. C. Beddii.gfleld, of Wake. 1722- -Col. Thomas Pollock. 1895-1899— S. Otho Wilson, of Wake. 1722 1724—William Reed. 1897-190.3—D. H. Abbott, of Pamlico. Jno. of Burke. 1"24 1725—George Burrington. 1897-1899— H. Pearson, li.97-lS99—L. C. of Iredell. 1725-I —Edward Moseley. Caldwell, 1725—Sir Richard Everard. 1899-1912—F. McNeill, of New Hanover. UNDER THE CROWN. 1899-1910—Sam. L. Rogers, of Macon. E. of Wake. 1730 1731—George Burrington. 1902-1908— C. Beddingfield, 1731- -Gabriel Johnston. State Comptroller. 1752 175.3— Nathaniel Rii^e. 1^83—John Craven. 1753 1754—Col. Matthew Rowan. 1808—Samuel Goodwin. 1754 1765—.\rthur Dobbs. 1825— Hawkins. 1765 1771— William Joseph Tryrn. 1827—John L. Henderson. 1771 —Josiah Martin. — ELECTED GOVERNORS. ... . James Grant. 1834—Nathan Stedman. 1776 -1779— Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. 1836—William F. Collins. 1779 1781—Abner Nash, of Craven. 1851—William J. Clarke. 1781 1782—Thomas Burke, of Orange. 1; 55— W. Brook'. 1782 1784—Alexander Martin, of Guilford. George 1857—Curtis H. 1784 1787—Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. Brogden. 1867—S. W. 1787 1789—Samuel Johnston, of Chowan. Burgin. 1789 1792—.\lexander Martin, of Guilford. State Auditors. 1795—Richard Dobbs of 1792 Speight, 1869—Henderson Adams, of Davidson. Craven. 1873—John Reilly, of Cumberland. 1795 1798—Sam. of New Hanover. Ashe, 1877—Samuel L. Love, cf Havwood. 1798 1799—William R. of Halifax. Davie, 1881—William P. Roberts, of Gates. 1799 1802— of Moore. Benjamin Williams, 1885—William P. Roberts, of Gates. ir-02 1805—James Turner, of Warren. 1889—George W. Sanderlin, of Wayne. 1805- 1807—Nat. of Alexander, Mecklenburg. 1893—Robert M. Furman. of Buncombe. 1807 180S— Williams, of Moore. Benjamin 1897—Hal W. Ayer, of Wake. 1808 1810—David of Bertie. Stone, 1901—Benjamin F. Dixon, of Cleveland. 1810 1811— Smith, of Brunsw^ick. Benj. 1905—Benjamin F. Dixon, of Cleveland. 1811 1814—Wm. Hawkins, of Warren. 1814 1817—William Jtillor. of Warren. Commissioners of Labor. 1817- 1820—John of Halifax. — Branch, 18S7-1889—W. N. Jones, of Wake. 1820 1821 —Jesse Franklin, of Surry. 1889-1893—J. C. Scarborough, of Johnston. 1821 1824 Gabriel Holmes, of Sampson. 1893-1897—B. R. Lacy, of Wake. 1824 1827— Hutchins B. Brown, of Halifax. 1897-1899—Jas. Y. Hamriek, of Cleveland. 1827- 1828—James of — Iredell, Cliowan. 1899-1901—B. R. Lacy, of Wake. 1828 1830 John Owen, of Bladen. 1901-1909—H. B. Varner, of Davidson. 1830 1832—Montford Stokes, of Wilkes. 1832 1835—D. L. Swain, of Buncombe. Former Commissioners of Agri- 1835- 18.37—R. D. Speight. Jr., of Craven. culture. J837- 1841—E. B. Dudley, of New Hanover. 1877—L. L. Polk, of Anson; M. McGehee, 1841 1845—John M. of Guilford. — Morehead, of Person. 1845 1849 Wm. A. Graham, of Orange. 1887—John Robinson, of Anson; Samuel L. 1S49. 1851—Charles of Wake. Manly,' Patterson, of Caldwell. 1851 1854-D. S. Reid, of Rockingham. 1896—John R. Smith, jf Wayne. 1S54 1855—Warnn of Cumberland. — — Winslow, 1897 J. M. Mewborne, of Lenoir. 1855- 18.59 Thos. Bragg, of Northampton. 1898-Samuel L. Patterson, of Caldwell. 1859 1861—.Tohn W. Ellis, of Rowan. Secretartes of State. 1861 186.3— Henry T. Clarke, of Edgecombe. 1863 1865—Zebulon B. Vance, of Buncombe. 1777—.Tames Glasgow. 1&65 •1866—W. W. Holden, of Wake, Pro- 1778—William White. visional Governor. 1811—William Hill. 1866 1869—Jonathan Worth, of Randolph. 18.59—Rufus H. Page. 1869 1870—Wm. W. Holden, of Wake. 1863—J. P. H. Russ. 1870 1874—Tod R. Caldwell, of Burke. 1.S64—Charles R. Thomas. 1874' 1877—Curtis H. Brogden, of Wayne. 1866—R. W. Best. 1877 1878—Z. B. Vance, of Buncombe. 1868—Henry J. Menninger. 1878 188.5—Thomas J. J.irvis. of Pitt. 1872—William H. Howerlon. 1885 1880—Alfred M. Scales, of Guilford. 1877—Joseph A. Engelhara. 1889 1891—Daniel G. Fowle, of Wake. 1881—William L. Saunoers. 1891 189.3-Thos. M. Holt, of Alamance. 188.5—William L. Saundirs. 1893 1897—Elias Carr, of Edgecombe. 1889—William L. Saunders. 1S97 1901—D. L. Russell, of New Hanover. 1891-Octavius Coke. 1901 1905—Chas. B. Aycock, of Wayne. 1893— Octavius Coke. 60 STATE OFFICERS— PAST AND PRESENT.

If95—Chas. M. Cooke. 1831-1837-W. P. Mangum. 1S97—CjTus Thompson. 1837-1841—Robert Strange. lUOl—J. Brj-an Grimes. 1841-1847—W. P. Mangum. 1905—J. Bryan Grimes. 1841-1843—AVilliam A. Graham. 1843-1846—William H. State Treasurers. Haywood. 1S46-1855—George E. Badger. 1776——Richard Caswell, Samuel Johnston. :S48-1853—W. P. Mangum. 1777—Nemucan Hunt. 1849-1851-Thomas Bragg. 17S7 John Ha\'^\'Ood. 1854-1858— Asa Biggs. 1S27—William S. Rober+s. 1854-1859—D. S. Reid. ]830——Robert H. Burton. 1859-1861-T. L. Clingman. William S. Wilson 1867-1871—Joseph C. Abbott. 1835—Samuel F. Patterson. 1S67-1873—John Pool. 1S37—Daniel W. Courts. 1872-1895—Matthew W. Ransom. 1839—Charles L. Hinton. 1873-1879—A. S. Merrimon. 181.3-John H. Wheeler. :S79-1S94—Zebulon B. Vance. 1845—Charles L. Hinton. 1S94-1S95—Thomas J. Jarv-is. 1S52—Daniel W. Courts. 1895-1903—Jeter C. Pritchard. 1«63—Jonathan Worth. 1895-1901-Marion Butler. 1865—William Sloan. 1901-1913—F. M. Simmons. 1866—Kemp P. Battle. 1903-1909—Lee S. Overman. ]b69—David A. Jenkins. 1873—David A. Jenkins. Speakers of the Senate. Ib77—John M. Worth. 1777—Samuel Ashe. lirSl—John M. Worth. 1778—Allen Jones. 1885—Donald W. Bain. 1779—Abner Nash. 1889—Donald W. Bain. 1780-1781-Alexander Martin. 189.3—S. McD. Tate. 17S2-'3-'4—Richard Caswell. 1,097—William H. Worth. 1786—James Coor. 1901— R. Benjamin Lacy. 17S7-1788—Alexander Martin. 1905— R. Benjamin Lacy. 1"89—Charles Johnson. Secretai'ies of Navy. 1790-'91-'92-'93-'94—William Lenoir. North Carolina has furnished only four 1795-'96-'97-'98-'99—Benjamin Smith. Josenh Riddick. Cabinet officers, and ea-^h of the four was 1^00-'01-'02-'03-'a4—— Secretary of the Navy. They were: 1805 Alexander Martin. lS06-'7-'8-'9-'10-'ll— Riddick. John Branch—Appointed March 9, 1829. Joseph Geo. E. Badger—Appointed March 5, 1S12-*13-'14— George Outlaw. 1841. 1S15—John Branch. W. A. Graham—Appointed July 20, 1850. 1817-'18-'19-'20-'21-'22-'23-'24-'25-'26-'27— Bartlett J. C. Dobbin—Appointed March 5, 1853. Yancey. 1S28—.Jesse Speight. Presidents of U. S. Senate. 1829—Bedford Brown. North Carolina has furnished three 1S30-1S31—David F. Caldwell. Presidents pro tempore of the United lf'o2-'33-'34-'35—William D. Mosely. States Senate. They were: l&36-'37—Hugh Waddell. Jesse Franklin—Elected March, 1804. ]8.'^8-'.39-'40-'41—Andrew Joyner. Nathaniel Macon—Elected Mav, 1826. 1842-184.3—Louis D. Wilson. Willie P. Mangum—Elected May, 1842. IS 44-1845—Burgess S. Gaither. 1846-1847—Andrew of U. S. House. Joyner. Speaker 1848-1849—Calvin Grave,!. North Carolina has furnished only one 1850-"51-'52-"53—Weld'on N. Edwards. Speaker of the United States House. 1854-1855—Warren Winslow. was three times chosen Nathaniel Macon 1 856-1 857—W. W. Avery. Speaker, and presided over the Seventh, 1859-1860—H. I. Clark. Eighth, and Ninth Cougresses. 1862-1864—Giles Mebane. United States Senators. 1866—M. E. Manly. 1868-1870—Tod R. Caldwell. 1789-1793— Samuel Johnston. 1871—E. J. Warren. 1793-1799—Ale.xafider Martin. 1S7:^—C. H. Hawkins. Brogden. 1783-1795-»Benjamin 1875—R. F. Armfield. 1795-1801— Bloodworth. Timothy 1877—Thomas J. Jarvis. 1S05-1816—James Turner. 1879—R. F. Armfield. 1S07-1S1.3—Jesse Franklin. 1881—James L. Robinson. Stone. lSOl-1807—David 1885-Charles M. Stedman. 1813-1814-David Stone. 1889—Thomas M. Holt. 1805-1816—James Turner. 1803—Rufus A. 1814-1815—Francis Loche. Doughton. 1897—Charles A. Revnolds. Nathaniel Macon. 1815-1S28— 1901—Wilfred D. Turner. 1816-1823—Montford Stokes. 1905—Francis D. Winston. 1823-1829—John Branch. of tlie House. 1828-1831-James Iredell. Speakers 1829-1841-Bedford Brown. 1777—.\bner Nash. JUDICIAL OFFICERS— PAST AND PRESEJJT. 61

1778—Thomas Benbury. 183.3- William J. Alexander. 1779—Thomas Benbury. ]?34—William J. .\lexander. IVSO—Thomas Benbury. 1835—W. H. Haywood. 17S1—Tliomas Benbury. 1836—W. II. Haywood. 1782—Thomas Benbury. 1837—W. H. Haywood. 1783—Edward Starkey. 1838—Wm. A. Graham. 17S4—Thomas Benbury. 1839—Wm. A. Graham. 1785—Wm. Blount, R. D. Speight. J840—Wm. A. Graham. 1786—John B. Ashe. 1841—Wm. A. Graham. ]7S7—John Sitgreeve. 1842—Calvin Graves. 1"88—Stephen Cabarrus. 1843-Calvin Graves. \ 1789—Stephen Cabarrus. 1844—Edward Stanly. 1790—Steplien Cabarrus. 1845-Edward Stanly. 1791— Cabarrus. 1846—Edward Stephen Stanly. I 1^92—Stephen Cabarrus. 1S47—Edward Stanly. 1793—John Leigh. 184S—R. B. Gilliam. 1794—Timothy Bloodwwth. 1849—R. B. Gilliam. 1795—John Leigh. 1S50—James C. Dobbin. 179G—Mussendine Matthews. 1S51—James C. Dobbin. 1V97—Mussendine Matthews. 1852—John Baxter. 179S— Mussendine Matth( \vs. 1853—John Baxter. 1799—Mussendine Matthews. 1854—Samuel P. Hill. 1800—Stephen Cabarrus. 1855-Samuel P. Hill. 1801—Stephen Cabarrus. 1856—Jesse G. Shepherd. 1802—Stephen Cabarrus. 1S57—Jesse G. Shepherd. 1S0.3—Stephen Cabarnis. 1857—Thomas Settle. 18C4—Stephen Cabarrus. 1858—Thomas Settle. 1805-Stephen Cabarrus. 1859-William T. Dorteh. 1806—Joshua G. Wright. 1862-R. B. Gilliam and N. N. Fleming. 1808—William Gaston. 1864—R. S. Donnell. 1809—Thomas Davis. 1862-M. S. Bobbins. 1810—William Hawkins. 1863—Thomas Settle. 1811—John Steele. 1865—R. Y. McAden. 1812—William Miller. 1867—S. F. Phillips. 1813-William Miller. 1868—Joseph W. Holden. 1814—Frederick Nash. 1870-1871-T. J. Jarvis. 1815—John Craig. 1873—James L. Robinson. 1816—James Iredell. 1875—James L. Robinson. 1817—James Iredell. 1877—Charles Price. 1818—James Iredell. 1879—John M. Moring. 1819-R. M. Saunders. 1881—Charles M. Cooke. 1820-R. M. Saunders. 1883—George M. Rose. 1821—James Mebane. 1885-Thomas M. Holt. 1822-John D. Jones. 1887—John R. Webster. 1823-Alfred Moore. 1889—Augustus Leazar. 1824—Alfred Moore. 1891—Rufus A. Doughton. 1825—John Stanly, James Iredell. 1893—Lee S. Overman. 1826-John Stanly. 1895-Zeb. Vance Walser. 1827—Thomas Settle. 1897—A. F. Hileman. 1828—Thomas Settle. 1899—H. G. Connor. 1829—William J. Alexander. 1901—W. E. Moore. 1830—Charles Fisher. 190.3—S. M. Gattis. 1831—Charles Fisher. 1905—O. H. Guion. 1832—Louis D. Henry. 1907—E. J. Justice.

Judicial Officers—Past and Present. Chief Justices of Supreme Court. ward Harris, Duncan Cameron, T. Ruffin, 1811—John Louis Taylor. Francis Loche, Leonai^d Henderson, Hen- 1829—Leonard Henderson. ry Scawell, Jos. J. Daniel, Robert H. 1833—Thomas Ruffin. Burton. 1852—Frederick Nash. 1829—John D. Toomer. 1858—Richmond M. Pearson. 1833—William Gaston. 1878—William N. H. Smith. 1844—Theodore Nash. 1889—Augustus S. Merriman. 1848—William H. Rattle, R. M. Pearson. 1892—James E. Shepherd. 1859-Matthias E. Manly. 1895—William T. Faircloth. 1866—Edwin G. Reade. 1901—David M. Furches. 1870- William B. Rodman, Robert P. Dick, 1903—Walter Clark. Thomas Settle. Associate Justices. 1871—Nathaniel Bovden. 1811-1818—John Hall, Samuel Lowrie, Ed- 1874-William P. Bynum. 62 JUDICIAL OFFICERS —PAST AND PRESENT.

1877—William T. Faiicloth. 1885-1893-T. F. Davidson, Buncombe. 1879—Thos. S. Ashe, John H. Dillard. 1893-1897—Frank I. Osberne, Mecklenburg. 1S81—Thomas Ruffin. 1897-1909-Robert D. Gilmer, Haywood. 1883—Augustus S. Merrimon. Former Judges of Superior Court 1S87—Joseph J. Davis. 1777-1790—John Williams, of Granville; 18SS—A. C. Aver.v, J. E. Shepherd. Samuel Ashe, New Hanover; Samuel 1S89—Walter Clark. Spencer, of Anson. 1892—J. C. MacRae, Armistead Burwell. 1790— S. McCoy, of Rowan. 1895—W. A. Montgomery, David M. 1794—John Haywood, of Halifax. Furches. 1798—.\lfred Moore, of Brunswick. 1897— Robert M. Douglas. 1798—John Louis Taylor of Cumberland. 1903-Henry Groves Connor, Piatt D. Wal- 1860—Samuel Johnston, of Chowan. ker. 1800—John Hill, of Warren. 1905—William A. Hoke, Ceo. H. Brown. 1803-Francis Locke, of Rowan. Clerks of Supreme CXrnrt. 179-5—David Stone, of Bertie. 1814—Edward B. Freeman, of Raleigh. 1806—Samuel LowTie, of Mecklenburg. 1847—James R. Dodge, of Morgantou. 1808—Blake Baker, of Warren. 1868—Charles B. Root, of Wake. 1808—Leonard Henderson, of Granville. 1870—W. H. Bagley, ot Perquimans. 1808—Joshua Wright, of New Hanover. of Wake. 1886—Thomas S. Kenan, of Wilson. 1811-181.3-— Henry Seawell. Court Reporters. 1811 Edward Harris, of Craven. Supreme of 1838—Thos. P. Dpvereux W. H. Battle. 1814—Duncan Ruffin, Orange. of 184.3—James Iredell. 1816—Thomas Ruffin, Orange. J. of Halifax. 18-52—Perrin Busbee. 1M6—Joseph Daniel, — H. of Lincoln. 1853—Hamilton C. Jones. 1818 Robert Burton, 1818-John of Rutherford. 1803—Ham. C. Jones, P, H. Winston. Parton, 1818—John D. Toomer, of Cumberland. 1S66—S. F. Phillips. 1818 and 1836—Fred. of 1871-J. M. McCorkle. Nash, Orange. 1818—Archibald D. of Orange. 1872-W. M. Shipp. Murphey, 1819—James of Chowan. 1873—T. L. Hargrove. Iredell, 1819—John R. of Craven. 1877—Thomas S. Kenan. Donnell, and AV. P. of 1885—Theodore F. Davidson. 1819 1828— :SIangum, Orange. 1820—William of 1893-1898—Robert T. Gray. Norwood, Orange. 1820— E. of Wake. 1898—Ralph P. Buxton. George Badger, Robert of Cumberland. iron—Zebulon Vance Walser. 1826— Strange, 1826—James Martin, of Rowan. 1905—J. C. Biggs. 1830—David L. of Buncombe. 1907— Robert C. Strong. Swain, 1832—Thomas Settle, of Rockingham. Marshals of Supreme Court. 1835 and 1852-Romulus M. Saunders. 1849-J. T. C. Wiatt. 1840—Edward Hall, of Warren. 1882-Robert H. Bradley. 1835—John M. Dick, of Guilford. Attorney-Generals. 1836—John L. Bailey, of Pasquotank. 1777-1779—Waightstill A%ery, Burke. 18.36—Richmond M. "Pearson, of Da\ie. 1779—James Iredell, Chr.wan. 1844—David F. Caldwell, of Rowan. 1790-1791—Alfred Moore. Brunswick. 1840—M. E- Manly, of Craven. 1791-1894—.John Ha^-wood, Halifax. 1848—.\ug. Moore, of Chatham. 1794-180.3—Blake Baker, Edg°combe. 1849—W- H. Battle, of Edgecombe. 1803-1808—Henry Seawell, Wake. 1848—John W. Ellis, of Rowan. 1808—J. L. Taylor, Cumberland; Oliver L'54— S- J- Person, of Granville. Fitts, Warren. 1859—R. R. Heath, of Granville; J. G. 1810—William Miller Warren. Shepherd, of Cumberland. 1810-1816—Hutchins S. Burton. Halifax. 1859—James W. Osborne, of Mecklenburg; 1816-182.5—William Drew, Halifax. George Howard, Jr., of Edgecombe. 1825-1828—James F. Taylor. Wake. 1S60—R. S. French, of Robeson. 1828—Robert H. Jones, Warren; R. M. 1861-Thomas Ruffin, .Ir., of Orange. Saunders, Caswell. 1862—John Kerr, of Caswell; Robert . B. 1834—John R. J. Daniel, Halifax. Gilliam, of Gran\-ille. 1840—Hugh McQueen, Chatham. 1863—Edwin G. Reade, of Person; Wm. 1842-Snier Whitaker, Halifax. M. Shipp, of Mecklenburg. 1846—Edward Stanlv. Beaufort. 1S65—David A. Barnes, of Hertford; R. 1848—B. F. Moore, Halifax. P. Buxton, of Cumberland; D. G. 1851—William Eaton, Jr., Warren. Fowle, of Wake; Anderson Mitchell, 1852-Matt. W. Ransom, Warren. Aug- S. Merrimon. of Buncombe; Ed- 1855—J. B. Batchelor, Wake. ward J. Warren, of Beaufort. 1856—W. H. Bail"y, Mecklenburg; W. A. 1868—Alexander Little, C. N. Cilley, ot Jenkins, Warren. Caldwell. 1862—Sion H. Rogers, Wake. 1870—C. C. Poole, of Pasquotank; C. R. 1868—William Coleman, Cabarrus. Thomas, of Craven; Daniel L. Rus- 1869—Lewis P. Olds. Wake. sell, of Brunswick; A. AV. Tourgee, of 1871—W. M. Shipp. Mecklenburg. Guilford; George W. Logan, of Rutherford; AV. of S. W. 1873-1877-T. L. Hargrove, Granville. E. Jones, ; Watts, 1877-1885—Thomas S. Kenan, Wilson. of Martin; John M. Cloud, of Fors}i;h; INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA. 63

James L. Henry, of Buncombe; Riley A. 1S91—Henry R. Bryan, of Craven; Spier Cannon, of Jackson. Whitaker, of Wake; Robert W. Win- of J. D. Mclver, of 1S71—\Vm. A. Moore, of Cliowan; Wm. J. ston, Granville; W. A. Hoke, of Lincoln. Clarke, of Craven. Moore; 1893-G. A. Shuford, of Buncombe. 1872—Jonathan W. Albertson, of Pasquo- 1895—E. W. Timbcrlake. of Franklin; W. tank. S. 0"B. Robinson, of Wayne; A. W. 1875—Mills .E Eure, of Gates; A. S. Sey- Graham, of Granville; A. L. Coble, of mour, of Craven; A. A. McKoy, of Samp- Iredell; H. R. Starbuck, of Forsyth; L. son; John KeiT, of Caswell; David L. Greene, of Watauga; W. L. Nor- Schenck, of Lincoln. wood, of Haywood. 1877— William R. Cox, of Wake; D. M. 1S97—S. B. Adams, of Caswell; Oliver H. Furches, of Iredell. Allen, of Lenoir. 1879—Jesse F. Graves, of Surry; Alphonso 1899—T. J. Shaw, of Guilford; T. A. C. Avery, of Burke; James C. L. Gud- McNeill, of Robeson; J. W. Bowman, of ger, of Haywood. Mitchell; Frederick Moore, of Buncombe. 1881-Risden "X. Bennett, of Anson; John 1900—William B. Councill, of Watauga. A. Gilmer, of Guilford: William M. 1901—Francis D. Winston, of Bertie; Wal- Shipp, of Mecklenburg?. ter H. Neal, of Scotland; M. H. Justice, 1883-James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort; of Rutherford; Georg.j A. Jones, of Ma- Fred. Phillips, of Eda:ecombe; James C. con. MacRae, of Cumberland. 19C2—Robert B. Peebles, of Northampton; 1SS5—H. G. Connor, of Wilson; Walter Chas. M. Cooke, of Franklin: Wm. R. Al- Clark, of Wake; W. J. Montgomery, of len, of Wayne; Benj. F. Long, of Ire- Cabarrus. dell; Erastus B. Jones, of Forsythe; Gar- 1SS7—Ed\\-in T. Boykin, of Sampson; Jas. land S. Ferguson, of Haywood. M. Merrimon, of Buncombe. 1904—George W. War.l, of Pasquotank; 1889—George H. Brown, Jr., of Beaufort; James L .Webb, of Cleveland. R. F. Armfield, of iredell; John Grey 1906—O. H. Guion, of Craven; C. C. Lyon, Bynum, of Burke. of Bladen; J. C. Biggs, of Durham.

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(From Commercial and Financial Clironicle.) Admitted as a State One of Original Thirteen. Total area of State (square miles) 52,250 State Capital RaKigh Governor (term expires January, 1909) Robert h. Glenn Secretary of State (term expires January, 1909) J. B. Grimes Treasurer (term expires Januarv 1, i:W9) B. R. I.:icy LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday after the first Mon- day in January, and there is no limit to length of sessions, but if sessions are con- tinued longer than 60 days members "shall serve without compensation." STATE DEBT.—The old debt, excepting such as is not recognized, has mostly been funded under the funding laws of 1879, the time prescribed for the exchange having been extended to January 1, 1909. These laws provided for the issue of (1) consoli- dated 4 per cent, bonds due in 1910 to fund old ante-war bonds at 40 per cent, of face value, "new" railroad bonds recognized as valid at 25 per cent, and bonds of 1866 and 1868 at 15 per cent., nothing being given for overdue coupons; and (2) for new consolidated 6 per cent, bonds due in 1919, for which the North Carolina R. R. construction bonds were made exchangeable at par, holders of construction bonds abating $240 of overdue interest on each $1,000 bond. The new bonds, both 4s and 6s, carry tax-receivable coupons, and are exempt from "all State, county or corporate taxation or assessment, direct or indirect, general or special.' The 4s of 1903 are also exempt from taxation. In compliance with a decision of the United States Supreme Court handed down February 1, 1904, North Carolina on April 1, 1905, paid to the State of South Dakota .$27,400, representing the judgment obtained by the latter State on $10,000 bonds (donated to the State of South Dakota for the express purpose of bringing suit, an individual not being able to sue a State) issued by North Carolina and secured by 100 shares of stock of the North Carolina R. R. Co. and the holders of which had refused to accept the provisions of the funding law of 1879. See V. 78. p.594; V. 79, p. 1728; V. 80, p. 1.382; and also editorials on the subject, V. 78. p. 1248; V. 80, p. 1332. Tlie State also settled with the remaining holders of this particular class of unfunded bonds, issuing the $250,000 bonds of 1905 mentioned below to provide means of payment. A committee of bondholders is endeavoring to enforce payment of the special tax bonds of this State. V. 85,, p. 1100. An amendment to the State Constitution passed by the Legislature in 1879 and ratified by popular vote in 1880 forbids the General Assembly to pay or recognize as 64 INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.

valid tho following bonds: Special tax bonds, $11,366,000; bonds to Chatham R. R., 186S, $1,030,000, and to Williamston & Tarboro R. R., $150,000; penitentiary bonds of 1868, $44,000, "unless the proposing to pay the same shall have first been submitted to the people and by them ratified by the vote of a majority of all the qualified voters of the State at a regular election held for the purpose." The special tax bonds were in three classes, class 1 bearing th? coupon of April, 1869, and since; class 2 tearing the coupon of October, 1869; class 3 bearing the coupon of April, 1870. The recognized debt wMch had been ad justed up to Decembor 1st, l'J06, stood as follows: LOANS— Interest. Principal NA.ME AND PURPOSE— P Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstanding. Construction bonds c 6 A&O April 1, 1919 $2,720,000 Renewal bonds c 4 J & J July 1, 1910 3,411,450

Prison debt bond, 1899 4 J & J January 1, 1909 , 110,000 Prison farm bonds, 1899 .... 4 J & J .Tanuary 1, 1909 * 60,000 Bonds of 1903 i J & J January 1, 1913 300,000 South Dakota judgment and Schafer Bonds, 1905 c J & J January 1,' 1913 250,000 * Interest paid from earnings of State Prison. PAR VALUE OF BONDS—The consolidat:>d 4s are $50, $100,, $500 and $1,000; the consolidated 6s, $1,000 each. The prison bonds are for $500 and $1,000 each. The bonds of 1903 are for $.500 and $1,000 each. INTEREST on the consolidated 4s and 6s and South Dakota judgment and Schafer bonds is pavable in New York at the National Park Bank and in Raleigh. TOTAL DEBT RECOGNIZED AND TOTAL ADJUSTED.—The recognized fundable debt which has betn funded and the recognized fundable debt which had not been funded January 1, 1907, are as follows: Funded. Not Funded. Consols 6 per cent $ 2,720,000 $ 22,000 Consols i Der cent 3.411.450 163,120 To the foregoing we should add the further fact that the State does not have to raise money for the interest on the 6 per cent bonds for the reason that the lease of the North Carolina R. R. provides a fund for the payment of the interest thereon, and the State holds three millions fpar vahie) in the stock of the road, which if sold would much more than pay the principal. In addition the State holds other stocks and bonds valued at $1,323,7.50. ASSESSED VALUATION- -The State's assessed valuation prior to 1903, was made on the basis of about 2-3 of the cash value; in 1003, however, the attempt was to assess at tnie value, which accounts for the large increase in that year. Years. Real Estate Personal. 1906 $233,438,178 1005 226.190,110 1903 220, 303, .339 1902 178.892,819 1901 175.366.240 1900 167.368,628 1899 165,968.278 1896 153,858.553 1894 1.58.088,064 1890 141.925,656 1885 121,618.200 TAX RATE—The State rate (per $1,000) POPULATION OF STATE— 1000 1,893,810 1890 1,617.947 1880 1,399,750 1870 1,071, .361 ISCO 992,622 1850 869,0.39 The proportion of the colored population was 37.95 per cent in 1880; 35.05 per cent in 1890 and .33.3 per cent in 1900. In number blacks were 316,011 in 1850; 361,522 ;n ISCO; 391,650 in 1870; 531,277 in 1880; .567.170 in 1890 and 624,469 in 1900. \

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REFUNDING RONDS— Bonded debt, Nov. '06 $991,500 4 l-2s, J&J, $40,000 Jan. 1, 1934 Floating debt $43,600 SEWER & WATER BONDS— Total debt, Nov. '06 $1,035,100 Gs, J&J, ^lUO.OOO July 1, 1!)18 Sinking fund $21,825 63, J&J. $100,000 July 1, 1911 Net debt, Nov. '06 $1,013,275 WATER BONDS— Total assessed valuation, '06 ..$8,386,874 te, J&J, $70,000 Jan. 1, ini6 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s, F&A, $200,000 April 1, 1022 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '06 $25.00 SCHOOL BONDS- Population in 1890 10,235 OS, J&J, .^24,500 July 1, 1921 Population in 1900 14,694 4s, J&J, $10,000 July 1, 1931 Population in 1906 (est.) 22,000 4s, J&J. $10,000 Apr. 1, 1932 5s, '07, J&J, $30,000c Juue 1, 1937 STREET BONDS- OS, J&J, $:«i.(ioo July 1913 5s, J&J, 292,000 July 7 911 INTEREST on the street improvement bonds is payable at Asheville; on the float- water and school bonds at Baltimore. ing, — BUNCOMBE COUNTY T. M. Ducket t, Treasurer. County Seat is Asheville. The $98,000 5 u. c. refunding bonds below were in litigation, but the lei;ality of the issue has lie?n sustained successively by the County Court, the Slate Supreme Court and the United States Circuit Court. V. 78, p. 1408; V. 79, p. 793. Interest is now being paid regularly. Bonds are exempt from State and county taxes. i.OANS- ^\ hen Due. Bondtd debt, Sept., 1

AS a city May, 1895. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt Nov. 1, '07 $511,000 RAILROAD BONDS— Floating debt $70,772 6s, J&J, $87,0OOc Jan. 2, 1928 Total dtbt Nov. 1, '07 $581,772 6s, Jan. .?50,000c Juiy 1, l'J18 Sinlving Fund $146,616 PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS— Net debt Nov. 1, 0/ $435,156 6s, J&J, $24, 000c Sept. 1, 1921 Total assessed value, '07 $14,830,941 Subject to caU. (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4 l-2s, J&J, $50,000c 1926 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '07 $19.30 4 1-23, J&J, $20O,O0Oe Julv 1, 1941 Population in 1890 5,485 SEWER & bTREET IMP'T BONDS— Population in 1900 6,679 4 l-2s, J&J, $200.0000 July 1, 1941 Population in 1907 (under ext. MARKET BONDS— corporate limits), (est.) $19,122 4 l-2s, J&J, $50,000c 1926

INTEREST on me railroad bonds and public school bonds due 1921 and 1926 is pay- able at oilice of City Treasurer; on the pujlic school bonds of 1905 at the U. S. Mortgage & Tiust Co., New York City; on all otlier bonds at the Bank of America, New York. FORSYTH COUNTY. C. M. McKaiighan, Rogistcr of Deeds. Winston-Sakm is tae county seat. Bond;d dtbt Sjpt., 1907 $55,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1906 $7.50 Total assessed valuation, '07 ..$17,320,473 Popu ation in 1900 35,261 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) Population in '07 (est.) 45,247 GASTON COUNIY. A. J. Smith, Clerk of County Commissioners. Dallas is the county seat. The bonds bel >\v are part of an issue of $300,000, of which only $100,000 sold to date of statement. d-bt '07 (X)0 lax rate '07 2-3 Bonded S^'pt. 3, $100, | (per $1,000) $9.16 .\sscsfd valuation '07 in 190O (about) $10,750,000 j Population 27,903 (Assessnitnt about 50 per cent actual Population in 1907 (est.) 35,000

value) I GASTONIA. E. N. Linebergrer, Tieasurer. This town is in Gaston county. LOANS— When Due. FUNDING BONDS. STREET BONDS. 5s g. '07. A-0. $5,000c Oct. 1. 1937 5s g '07 A-0. $.30,000 Oct. 1, 1937 Bonded dsbt August 10, '07 $105 000 SCHOOL BONDS. Bonds of 1907 (additional) 75,000 5s g '07. A-0, $15,000c ....Oct. 1, 1937 Assessed va'uation 1907 $1,875,000 WATER WORKS & SEWERAGE BDS. Tax rate (per M) 1907 $37.16 2-3 5s g '07, A-0, $-23, 000c ....Oct. 1, 1937 Population in 1900 4,610 ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS. 5s g '07, A-0, $2, 000c Oct. 1, 19.37

GREENSBORO—^T. J. Miiri^hy, Mayor. County seat of Guilford Sounty. Incorporated in 1870. Bonds are exempt from tax- " ation. ' ^ ^'«- When lAje. LOANS— When Due. STREET BONDS- nirUOX KMENT BOND'S, 18s,— 5s, ^,.3.^o 19.30 6s, J&J, $100,000 July 1, 1917 4s, $75,000 1954 ELECTRIC LIGHT BONDS— WATER WORKS BONDS— 5s, g, J&J, $25,000 Jan. 1, 1931 5s, g. J&J. $100,000 Jan. 1, 1*130 SCHOOL LOCATION— 4s, J&J, $100,000 1954 6^, J&J, $30,000 Jan. 1, 1922 Bond d dfbt June, ^907 $.530,000 6s, J&J, $11,000 Juy 1. 1931 Floating debt $93,300 53, '07, J&D, $30.000c Juna 1, 1937 Wat r debt (included) 200,000 6s. J&J, $9,000 July 1, 1913 Asspssrd valuation, 1905 5,90O.!)80 SEWER BONDS— (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 5s, g J&J, $65,000 19.30 Citv tax rate (p-r $1,000) '05 $13.00 4s. J&J. S75.000 1954 Total tax (p-r $1,000) '05 $20.90 BUILDING BONDS— Popu'ation in 1890 3,117 5s, s, A-0, $35,000 Apr. 1, 1930 Population in 1900 10,335 INTEREST paid in Greensboro and Npw York. GREENA^ILTE—Frank M. Wooten, 3fayor. - This town is in Pitt County. Inoorpora d in 1771. ^ INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA. 67

Bonded debt Sept., 1907 $75,000 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907 $11.-50 Assessed 1907 in 1900 valuation, $1,500,00 | Population 2,565 Population in 1907 (est.) 3,885

GUrLFORD COUNTY—J. L. King, Chairman Highway Com. County seat is GreensTjoro. The bonds mentioned below are part of an authorized issue of $300,000. LOANS— When Due. Assessed valuation, 1906 $16,332,426 HIGHWAY IMPROV'T BONDS— (Assessment about 65 per cent actual val.) 5s, '03, J&.J, $24.5,OO0c ....June 1, 1933 State and Co. ta.x: (per $l,0(i0) '06. $7. 90 Bonded debt, Nov. 2, 1907 $245,000 Population in 1890 28,052 Population in 1900 39,074 Population in 1906 (est.) 55.000 INTEREST is payable in Greensboro.

HEXDEUSOX COUXTY—J. L. Freeman, Sheriff. County seat is Hendei-sonville. See V. 7ii, p. 342 and 667, for litigation over rail road-aid bonds. LOANS— When due. Bond, debt, Sept., 1907 $146,000 RAH^ROAD BONDS. Sinking- fund $10,000 6s, M-N, $97,000 May 1, 1925 Assessed valuation, 1907 $4,095,946

COURT HOUSE BONDS. ( Assessment about 3-4 actual value.) .. , $37,000 State & Co. tax (per M) 1907 ..$15.00 GENERAL COUNTY bONDS. Population in 1890 12,589 .., ...., $12,000 Population in 1000 14,104

HICKORY—J. D. Elliott Mayor. This place is in Catawba County. LOANS— When Due. Bond, debt Mav 1, 1907 $100,000 SCHOOL BONDS. Assessed valuation 1906 $1,296,000 63, MS, $.55,

KIXSTOX—I.. J. aiewborne. City Clerk. Ihis city is the county seat of Lenoir County. Established December 1762. Bonds are exempt from city tax. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt Oct. 1, '07 $197,000 ELEC. LIGHT & ST. IMP. BONDS— Assessed valuation 1906 $2,302,019 6s, .J&.J, $l,(KX)c 1908 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) REFUNDING BOND'S— City and School (per $1,000) '06.. $8.50 5s. J&.J, $25,000c Julv 1, 1930 Population in 1800 1,726 SCHOOL BONDS— Population in 1900 4,106 4 l-2s. J&J. $20,000c June 30, 1931 Population in 1906 (about) 7,500 WAT. WORKS & SEW'GE BONDS— .53. A-0, $100,000c Apr. 1, 19.34 .5s, '05, J&J. $.50.000c Jan. 1, 1935 INTEREST on the electric light and street improvement bonds is pa3'able in Kinston; nn the other bonds in Chicago and New York City.

LEXINGTON—Z. I. Walker, Clerk. This town is in Davidson Countv. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt S-pt. 2. 1907 ....$148,000 STREET BONDS. Assessed valuation 1907 $1,786,376 5s, '07. s-a. $10.000c 1947 (Assessment about 2-5 actual Va''u'>.) (Subjfct to call after 1927). Total tax (per M) 1907 $19.60 2-3 STREET. LIGHT & W.VTER BDS. Popu'ation in 1900 1.234 .5s, '07. M-S, $40,000c Meh. 1, 1947 Population in 1907 (est.) 6,000 (Subject to call after Mch. 1, 1927.) INTEREST on the bonds of 1907 is pa^'a bio at the Bank of Lexington.

LOIISKURG SCHOOL DISTRICT— W. H. Ruffin, SeCy Board of Trii.stees. (P. O. Louisbiirg.) A district in Franklin Countv. LOANS— When Due. Assessed valuation 1906 $1,030,261 SCHOOL BUILDING BONDS. Population in 1900 1,178 5s. '07, J-J. $10.no0c July 1, 19.37 Bond-d d bt Julv, 1907 $97,000 INTEREST on the 1907 issue? is payable in New York city. 6S INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOUHCES OF NORTH CAHOLINA.

McDOWELilj COUNTY—J, A. Langb ridge. Register of Deeds. Marion is the county seat. Bonded debt Sept. 12, 1907 $5.5,900 Population in 190O 12,507 Assessed valuation 1907 $3,248,029 Population in 1907 (est.) 15,000 State & Co. tax (per M) 1907 $10.00 aiADISON COUNTT— Marsliall is tlie county seat. Bonded debt July, 1907 $85,000 State & Co. tax (per At) 1906 ..$9.50 2-3 Assessed valuation 1906 $3,152,676 Population in 1900 20,644

MECKLENBURG COUNTY- -W. M. M oore. Cleric. Countv seat is Charlotte. LO.\NS— When I>ue. Assessed valuation 1906 $15,452,776 HAILROAD AID— (Assessment about 1-4 actual value.) 6s, M-N, $300,^00 Nov. 1, 1920 State & Co. ta.\ (per M) '06 ..$11.66 2-3 Bonded debt Sept., 1907 $300,000 Population in 1S90 42,673 Floating debt $37,475 Population in 1900 55,268 Total debt Sept., 1907 $337,475 INTEREST is payable in Charlotte, N. C, and at the American Exchange National Bank, New York.

NEWBERN—F. M. Hahn, Clerk.

Tills city is the county seat of Oaven County. Founded by the Swiss in 1710. Bonds are tax exempt. LOANS— When Due. LOANS- When Due. PAM., ORIENTAL & W. RY.. BONUS— WATER BONDS— 4s, '03, $50,000 Mav 1, 1933 5s, $8.1,000 WATER, LIGHT & SEWER BONDS. LIGHT BONDS— 5s, '07, F-A, $30,000c Aug. 1, 1937 5s, $15,000 Bonded debt July, 1907 ...' $155,000 REFUNDING BONDS— Assessed valuation '07 (est.) ..$4,500,000 5s, $10,000 Tax rate (per .$1,000) '07 $8.25 INTEREST payable at New Bern Population in 1900 9,090 Population in 1907 (est) 16,000

NE^V HANOVER COUNTY—Oscar F esmeh. Clerk Board of i Assessors. Wilmington is the ^ounty seat. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt August, 1907 $107,800 COURT HOUSE BONDS. Assessed val. 1906 $12,161,808 ., ... $7,800 1917 State & Co. tax (per M) 1906 $3.50 ROAD BONDS. Population in 1900 25,785 $50,000 1927 ., .., $50,000 1930

ONSLOW COUNTY—J. E. Petteway, Register of Deeds. Jacksonville is the county seat. Bonded debt Oct., 1907 $60,000 I County tax (per $1,000) 1906 $2.36 Total in 1900 valuation 1906 $3,236,958 | Population 11,940

OXFORD—W. A. Devin, Mayor. This place is in Glranville County. Incorporated in 1816. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt Sept. 2, 1907 $80,000 REFUNDING BONDS. Assessed valuation 1007 1,450,000 5s. g, '04, Dnc, $45,000c 1934 Total tax (per M) 1097 $16.50 SEWER BONDS. Population in 1900 2.050 5s, g. M-N. $35,0O0c 19.37 Population in 1907 (est.) 3,500 INTEREST on the refunding bonds is payable at the United Statea Mortgage & Trust Company, New YorK, and on the sewer bonds at O'Connor & Kahler, New Y'ork. City.

RALEIGH—S. J. Hinsdale, Commissioner of Sinking Fund. Raleigh is the county seat of Wake County. Incorporated in 1792. LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt July 1, 1907 $583,700 CONSOLIDATED DTMT BONDS. Sinking fund 68,045 5s, J-J, $67, 500c July 1, 1919 Net debt July 1, 1907 315,655 PUBLIC IMP. BONDS Total assessed val. (907 8,329,966 G9 INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOU UCES OF NORTH CAROLINA. I

5s, J-J, $75,000c July 1, 1929 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s, J-J, $100,000c July 1, 1929 City tax rate (per $1,000). '07 ..$10.00 STREET BONDS. Population in 1890 (Census) 12,678 5s, J-J, $25,000c Julv 1, 1929 Population in 1900 13,013 OS, A-0, $50,000c Oct. 1, 1927 INTEREST is payable ;n Baltimore. Coupons are all tax-reeivable TAX FREE—The bond.- are all exempt from city ta.xation.

REIDSVIIJ.E—B. Montgomer>, Clerk. This place is in Rockingham Countv. Bonded debt March, '07 $75,000 (Assessment about 3-4 actual value.) Floating debt 5,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1906 $7.50 Assessed valuation 1906 1,581,317 Population in 1900 3,262 INTEREST is payable at the Importers & Traders' National Bank in N. Y. City.

ROBESON COUNTY—J. W. Carter, Chairman Board of County Conimis-sioners. Lumberton is the county seat. LOANS— When Due. Assessed valuation 1907 $14,134,671 COURTHOUSE BDS. (Tax-Exempt.) State & Co. tax (per M) 1907 ....$4.50 5 1-2 g, '07, M-N, $50,000c..Nov. 1, 1937 Population in 1900 40,371 Bonded debt Nov., 1907 $50,000

ROCKY MOUNT—W. L. Thorpe, Ma j or. This citv is in Edgecombe Countv. Bonded debt May 29, 1907 $95,000 I Total tax (per $1,000) 1906 $16.71 1906 in 1900 Assessed valuation 2,391,294 1 Population 2,037

RUTHERFORD COUNTY—G. Biggerstaff, Treasurer, Countv seat is Rutherfordton. LOANS— When Due. Assessed valuation 1907 $4,852,073 REFUNDING BONDS. (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4 1-2 g, '05, Jan., $97,000c ..Jan. 1, 1936 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '07.. $11. 50 Bonded debt Sept. 7, 1907 124,300 Population in 1900 25,101 Population in 1907 (est.) 30,000 INTEREST is payable at Rutherfordton.

SALISBURY"—W. T. Rainey, City Treasurer. This is the county seat of Rowan C.'ounty LOANS— When Due. Bonded debt Oct. 18, 1907 ....$235,000 SCHOOL BONDS— Floating debt 50,000 .5s, A-O, $10,000c June 1, 1916 Total debt Oct. 18, 1007 285,000 STREET & SEWER BONDS— Sinking fund 21,000

.5s, June $15,000c June 1, 1911 Net debt Oct. 18, 1907 264,000 5s, June $20,000c June 1, 1921 Assessed valuation 1907 3,687,001 tax '07 2-3 53, A-O, $25,000c Jan. 1, 1930 I City (per M) $11.66 in 1900 WATER & SEWER BOND.S— | Population 6,277

5s, A-O, $75,000c Oct. 1, 1931 I Population in 1907 (est.) 14,000 INTEREST is pavable in New York City.

SPENCER—A. W. Hicks, Clerk. This town is in Rowan Countv. Incorporated 1901.

LOANS— When Due. I 1936 5s, '06. A-O. $35,000 Apr. 2, | INTEREST is payable in New York.

STANLY'^ COUNTY"—R. L. Smith, Attorney. County srat is Albemarle. The bonds below were issued to take up a like amount of Railroad Aid 6s which had been in litigation but were in 1902 and 1903 declared valid by the United States Courts. LOANS— When D'ue. Assessed valuation 1906 $3,681,064 REFUNDING BONDS. (Assessment is at real value). 5s, '07, $100,000 State & Co. tax (per M) '06 $10.00 Bonded debt Julv 1, 1907 $100,000 Population in 1890 12.1.36 Floating d-bt .$15,000 Popu'ation in 1900 15,220

I INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Salisbury, N. C. INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATESVII.LE—E. Morrison, Clerk and Treasurer. Countj' seat of Iredell County. LOANS— When Due. LOANS— When Due. WAT., bi^WER & LIGHT BONDS— FUNDING BONDS— 5s, '06, Jct.J, $20,000c July 1, 1936 5s, '05, J^u, $20,000c July 1, 1935 5 l-2s, A-0, $52,000c Oct. 15, 1927 Bonded debt Oct., 1907 $124,000 SCHOOL HOLSE BONDS— Assessed valuation 1906 $2,256,000 6s, J&J, $10,0000 1913 Popu'ation in 1890 2,318 000c 1936 in 1900 3,141 .., .., $4, .luly 1, | Population LIGHT BONDS— in 1906 6,000 ELECTRIC | Population (est.)

6s, .I&.T, $8,0u0c 1915 I A. T. & O. RR. BONDS. | 1921 5s, J&J, $100,000c I INTEREST on ine $52,000 5 lis is payable at Chicago; on ouier bonds at Statesville.

TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY—T. T. Loftis, Clerk Sivp'r Court. Brevard is the county seat.

Bonded debt August, 1007 $85,000 I State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06.. $10.00 Assessed valuation 1906 in 1900 6,020 1,788,867 | Population

WAKE COUNTY—B. P. Williamson, Treasurer Raleigh is the county seat. Bonded debt Sept. 2, 1907 $100,000 Countv tax (per $1,000) 1906 ....$2.00 Assessed valuation 1906 ....17,610,036 Population in 1000 54,626 Population in 1906 (est.) 60,000

WILKES COUNTY—O. F. Blevins, Clerk. Wilkesboro is the county seat. The county refused to pay the interest on the bonds given below on the ground that the railroad company had not complied with its contract. The case was taken to the courts and after lengthy litigation the LT. S. Circuit Court of Appeals early in 1902 gave an opinion in favor of the bonds. On May 18, 1903, the L'nited States Supreme Court also upheld validity of the bonds. See V. 76, p. 1313. LOANS— Wien Due. Assessed valuation 1906 $3,660,-368 RAILROAD AID BONDS. (Assessed about 2-3 actual value.) 6s, semi-ann., $.50,000 1908-1921 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '06 ....$11.00 Bonded debt Nov., 1907 $50,000 Population in 1890 22,675 Population in 1900 26,872

WILJVnNGTON—A. M. AVaddell, Mayor; H. C. McQueen. Chni. Board of Audit and Finance. Wilmington is L..e county seat of New Hanover county. Bonds are exempt from City taxation. Incorporated as a citv Febiniary 1, 1866. $900,000 bonds voted on May 7, '07. When Due. Bonded debt 1907 LOANS— | Sep.t 1, .$684,400 fund FUNDING BONDS— | Sinking 25,585 5s, g '92, J&J, $.314.4000 Jan. 1, 1922 Total assessed valuation 1907 ..11,162,649 W. O. & E. C. R. (Assessment about 3-5 actua' value.) R.— I 6s, J&J, $96. 000c Jan. 1, 1918 Citv tax rate (per M) '07 $14.00 C. F. Y. R. R.— Total tax rate '07 21.30 & I (per M) Jan. 1919 in 1900 5s, J&J, $126,000c 1, | Population 20,976 in 1890 REFUNDING BONP/S. | Population 20,056 J&J. 1, 1929 in 1907 .32,000 4s, e. $148,000c July \ Population (est.) INTERI^ST on bonds is payable in Wilmington and New York. Coupons are tax- receivable.

WTIjSOX—J. W. Moore, Mayor; J. D. Barnes, Clerk and Coll This citv is in Wilson County. LOANS— When Due. STREET PAVING BONDS. Bonded debt Feb., '07 $156,000 5s, M-S. $25, 000c S-pt. 23, 1931 AVater debt (included) 74,000 WATER AND LIGHT BOND'S. Assessed valuation 1906 4,000,000 5s. AO. $74.000e Oct. 1, 1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) SEWER BONDS. Total tax (pfr M) 1906 $15 95

6s, s:, Jan.. $17, 000c 1916 Population in 1890 2,126 ST., SEWER & WATER BONDS. Population in 1900 3,525 5s, AO. $40,000c Oct. 15, 19.33 Population in 1906 (est.) 7,987 TNTF.RF.ST on the iMO.OOO bonds due 1933 and the paving bonds is payable at U. S. INDEBTEDNESS AND RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA. 71

J, F. SHACKELFORD, President. L. V. HART, Cashier. JAS. T. HOWARD, Vice-President. E. B. HUSSEY, Asst. Cashier, BANK OF TARBORO Tarboro, N. C.

Capital $25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profit $15,000.00

Collections remitted fur on day of payment. Send us your Tarboro business.

Mortgage & Trust Co., New York; on the water and light bonds at the Chemical Na- at the National Park N. Y. tional Bank, N. Y. ; on the sewer bonds Bank,

WINSTON—W. E. P^anklin, Treasiuer. Winston is the county seat of Forsyth County. LOANS- when Due. IMPROVEMENT BONDS— 5s, g F-A, $100,000 Aug. 15, 1910 Bonded debt May 1, 1907 $500,000 5s, g M-N, $100,000 May 1, 1911 Floating debt 27,500 RAILROADS BONDS— Total assesstd valuation 1906 ..7,032,618 6s, M-N, 840,000 Nov. 15, 1909 (Assessment .ibout 1-3 actual value.) • WAT. WORKS & OTHER PUR.— City tax (per $1,000) 1906 $10.00 5s, g M-S, $160,000 Sept. 1, 1924 Population in 1890 8,018 5s, g J&J, $100,000 Jan. 1, 1934 Population in 1900 10,008 INTEREST on the railroad bonds and the $100,000 water- worlis bonds is payable at Winston; on others at Baltimore, Md. TAX FREE—All of the city's bonds are exempt from taxation. \\TNSTON-SAI.E3I. This city is in Forsvtn County. WATER MAIN BONDS. LOANS- When Due. 5s, '07, M-N, $.3.5.0000 Nov. 1, 1937 STREET BONDS. SEWER BONDS. 5s, 07, M-N, $85,000c Nov 1, 1937 5s, '07, M-N, $30,000c Nov. 1, 1937 ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS. In the table below we grive statistics regarding several civil divisions in North Carolina not included in the foregoing.

Bonded Floating Assessed Tax. Popu'a- Debt. Debt. Valuation. Rate. tion 1900 Carteret County $25,000 None $2,000,000 Cleveland County 50,000 50,0(X) 7,678,365 $ 8.67 Dunn, Harnett County .53,000 3,000 800,000 Durham County 60,000 38,5fX) 21.000,000 E. City Graded Sch. Dist . . 34,.i0f) 23,779 2,500,000 Favetteville (C.) Cumb. Cc. 6:5.000 Granville County 32,000 None 3,566.606 Harnett County 40,000 None 5,000,0(K) Henderson (T.) A^ance Co. .. 60,000 1,500,000 Lincolnton, Lincoln Co. .. .30,000 5,000 770,000 Lumberton (T.) Robeson Co. 75 000 10,000 943,000 Monroe (C.) L'nion Co. .. 4.5,000 45,000 1,500,000 Richmond County 2.5,000 5,000 4,258.000 Rockingham Township 25,000 None 1,7.50,000 Rowan County 25.000 None 8,381,129 Salisbury Twp., Rowan Co. . .50,000 4,988,537 Seot'and Countv 2^,000 2,810,a30 Shelbv, aeveland Countv .. 35,000 1,170,166 So. Pines, Moore County .. 30,000 1,000 277,949 Stokes Countv 29,000 2,528,288 72 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

County A:ffairs and Officials

AIjAMAXCE. No. miles, 300. County Scat, Graham. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3 on ?100. Bonded Clerk of the Court—J. D. Kemodle, Gra- debt, $8,500. — 51 6. ham. No. Schools White, ; colored, Sheriff—R. T. Kernodle, Burlington. Register of Deeds—C. D. Johnston, Haw AL/LEGHAXY. River. County Seat, Sparta. Treasurer—Joseph C. Holt, Burlington. Clerk of the Court—J. N. Edwards, Coroner—S. D. McPherson, Haw River. Sparta. Surveyor—Lewis H. Holt, Graham. Sluriff—S. A. Choate, Sparta. Standard-Keeper—J. H. Moore, Graham. Register of Deeds—J. F. Cox, Sparta. Co. Supt. Health—H. M. Montgomery, Treasurer— S. A. Choate, Sparta. Burlington. Coroner—W. H. Coomes, Edmonds. Supt. Co. Home—Simon Thompson, Bur- Surveyor—L. E. Edwards, Stratford. lington. Co. Supt. Healtli—Robert Thompson, Public Administrator—J. L. Scott, Jr., Sparta. Graham. Supt. Co. Home—George Watson, Sparta. U. S. Commissioner—W. A. Hall, Bur- Co. Supt. Schools—C. J. Taylor, Laurel lington. Springs. Co. Supt. Schools—W. S. Long, Graham. Board of Education—D. F. Parsons, Board of Education—W. K. Holt, (chm.), (dim.), Piney Creek, J. W. Pool, Elk Burlington; W. J. Graham, Union Ridge; Creek; J. L. Joines, Edwards X Roads. S. E. — Tate, Stainback.— Co. Commissioners S. J. Irwin, Walls; Co. Commissioners W. E. Vincent, Bur- H. J. Estep, Stratford; G. T. Caudill, City. lington, R. F. D. No. 3: Geo. T. William- Co. Board of Elections—J. W. Pool, son, (chm.), Saxapahaw; T. B. Barker, (chm.). Elk Creek; C. A. Doughton, Del- Wooten; T. F. McVey, Snow Camp; B. S. phia; John M. Wagoner, Sparta. Robertson, Haw River. Public Roads—Roads worked by Old State Co. Board of Elections—J. S. Cook, Gra- Law. D. F. ham; Morrow, J. R. ii-eland, Bur- Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100. lington. Floating debt, $800.00. No. Schools— 'WTiite, 66; colored, 28. No. Schools—White, 41; colored, 3. Tax Rate—County, IS l-.3c. on $100; roads, 16 2-.3c. on ; debt, property, 2c.; poll, 6s. AXSOX. indebtedness, S50,000. County Seat. \\ adesboro. Public Roads—J. P. Hardin, Graham, Clerk of the Court—T. C. Robinson, Supt. Roads worked by taxation and con- Wadesboro. vict 16 2-3c. on and 50c. labor; $100 poll. No. Schools—White, 40; colored, 41. No. miles, 725. Nine miles macadam road; Tax Rate—County, 33 2-3c. on $100; cost per mile, §2.500. Iron bridges, 12. Sheriff—S. P. Martin, Wadesboro. ALEXANDER. Register of Deeds—C. W. Thomas, Wades- County Seat, Taj'lorsville. boro. Oerk of the Court—Charles B. Mathe- Treasurer—J. O. A. Craig, Wadesboro. son, Taylors\-ille. Coroner—E. F. Fenton, Wadesboro. Register of Deeds—G. C. Teague, Taylors- Co. Attorney—R. E. Little, Wadesboro. ville. — — Supt. of Health E. S. Ashe, Wadesboro. Sheriff R. A. Adams, Hiddenite. Supt. Co. Home—James Henry, Wades- Treasurer—Tliomas J. Deal, Kilby. boro. Surveyor—Wm. J. Teague, Bentley. Co. Supt. Schools—J. M. Wall, Wades- Co. Attorney-R. Z. Linnev, Taylorsville. boro. Co. Supt. Health—O. L. Hollar, Taylors- Co. Board of Educati.m—E. P. Liles, ville. Lilesville; J. T. Hendiev, Wadesboro; C. Supt. Co. Home—M. C. Little, Taylors- H. Rivers, White Store, R. F. D. No. 1. ville. Co. Commissioners—Thos F. Jones, Board of Education—J. P. Matheson, (chm.), Wad?sboro; L L. Little, Anson- Cchra.). Taylors\-ine: R. L. Downs, Avilla; \-llle; J. T. Webb, Wadesboro, R. F. D. 2. T. F. Murdoek, Hiddenite. Co. Board Eelctions—James T. Hcndlcy, Co. Supt. Schools—A. F. Sharpe, Hid- (chm.). Wadesboro: \V. O. Bennett, Jr., denite. Wadesboro; C. F. Sheeks. Wad?sboro. Co. Commissioners—J. T. Hedrick (chm.), No. Schools—White, 40; colored, 41. Stony Point, R. F. D.; J. S. Bowman, Tav- Tax Rate--County, 23 2-3c. on $100; S. P. lorsville; Williams, R. F. D., Tay- county roads, 15c. ; for Wadesboro town- loi-s\-ille. 35c. ship, roads ; Morven, 30c. No county Co. Board of Elections—J. W. Watts, d.bt. (chm'), Liledown; J. Y. Williams, Tay- Public Roads—Robert Lampley, Wades- lorsville, R. F. D. : .John W. Watts. Partee. boro, Supt. Roads worked by Special Public Roads—Worked bv Old State Law. Wadesboro Township Road Act. No. miles, COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 73

300; gravel, 30. Thirty Ax miles macadam $100; 30c. on each poll. Special taxes for roads—cost per mile, $1,200. Convict labor Washington township, including Atz, for used. wood purposes, 8 l-3c. on every $100, 25c. ASHE. on each poll. Roads—No. 500. County Seat, Jefferson. Public miles, Improved miles. Clerk of the Court— 'V. H. Worth, Jeffer- turnpike owned bv individuals, 15 son. .BEKTIE. Sheriff—C. B. Austin, Burnt Hill. County Seat, Windsor. Register of Deeds—J. A. Jones, Jefferson. Clerk of the Court—Wm. L. Lyon, Treasurer—L. S. Vannoy, Fleetwood. Windsor. Coroner—B. 0. Edwards, Jefferson. Sheriff—Jesse B. Stokes, Windsor. — —Sol. Windsor. Survej'or Charles Ray, Treetop. Register —of Deeds Cherry, Supt. of Health—B. 0. Edwards, Jeffer- Surveyor W. R. Rayner, Colerain. son. Coroner—H. V. Duns^^an, Windsor. Supt. Co. Home—J. L. Thompson, Jef- Co. Supt. of Health—H. V. Dunstan, ferson. Windsor. Co. Supt. Schools—W. H. Jones, Warrens- Supt. Co. Home—J. F. Phelps, Windsor. ville. Co. Supt. Schools—R. W. Askew, Wind- Board of Education—R. A. Hamilton, sor. Beaver Creek; A. A. Price, Fig; W. F. Co. Board of Elections—J. T. Nicholls, Lewis, Solitude. (chm.), Windsor; W. R. Rayner, Colerain; Attorney Board of Education—G. L. Park, E. W. Gray, (sec), Windsor. Jefferson. Co. Board of Education—H V. Dunstan, Co. Board of Elections—W. H. Jones, (chm.), Windsor; W. R Rayner, Colerain; Warrensville; Wm. Bledsoe, Gale; E. J. T. A. Smithwick, Merry Hill. Johnson, Jefferson. Co. Commissioners—C. W. Spruill, (chm.) Co. Commissioners—Jos. W. Callaway, Quitsna; J. H. White, Windsor; Wayland Bcng; E. Graybcal, Graybcal; Feli.x Mc- Mitchell, Lewiston: L. A. Nowell, Colerain; 2. Guire, Riverside. I R. J. Sheild, Windsor, No. Tax Rate—Count V, 76 2-3 on $100; roads ' Public Roads—Worked partly by Old 10 cents. Debt, about $20,000. State Law and bv taxation. No. miles, No. Schools— White, 105; colored, 9. 1,000. Public Roads—J. E. Walters, Jefferson, Tax Rate—Countv, 18 2-3o. on $100. Supt. Roads worked by Old State Law. Koad, 15c. Bonded debt, $12,000. Amount spent last year, $2,973.02. No. No. Schools—White. CR: colored, 58. miles, 600. BLADEN. BEAUFORT. County Si'at. Elizabethtown. White County Seat, Washington. Clerk of the Court—W. J. Davis, Clerk of the Court—L. R. Mayo, Wash- Oak. ington. Sheriff—C. W. Lyon, Elizabethto\vn. Sheriff—G. E. Ricks, Washington. Register of Deeds—William Whitted, Register of Deeds—Gilbert Rumley, Wash- Elizabethtown. ton. Treasurer-W. S. Cla'k, Clarkton. Treasurer—Jos. F. Tayloe, Washington. Coroner—G. W. Hall, Elizabethtown. Coroner—Joshua Tayloe, Washington. Survevor—I. A. Register, Register. Elizabeth- Survevor—Edward Tripp, Bonnerton. Co. "Attorney—J. B. Clark, Co. Attorney—H. C. Carter, Jr., Wash- town. ington. Supt. of Health-L. B. Evans, Clarkton. B. Clarkton. Co. Supt. Health—D. T. Tayloe, Wash- Supt. Co. Home—L. Evans, ington. Co. Supt. Schools—Angus Cromartie, Gar- Supt. Co. Home-A. P. Fulford, Wash- land. ington. Co. Board of Education—A. McA. Coun- Elizabeth- Co. Supt. of Schools—N. Harding, AVash- cil, White Oak; W. S. Ballard, ington. town; A. M. Kelly, Blad?nboro. — Rosin- Co. Board of Education—E. AV. Aycrs, Co. Commissioners A A. Clark, Dan- (chm.), Washington; W. M. Butt, Aurora; dale, (chm.-; N. A. Currie, Clarkton; H. D. Satterthwaite, Sidney. iel Leonard, Klondike. Co. Board of Elections— F. P. Latham, Co. Board of Elections-R. B. Cromar- R. H. (chm.), Ilaslin; G. E. Buckman, Washing- tie, (chm.), Elizabethtown; Lyon, Elizabethtown. ton: I. F. Goddard, Washington. David B. Sutton, Co. Commissionrr?;— R. R. Warrrn, Wash- No. Schools—White, 70; colored, 44. debt ington; Fred Wolfnd-n, Clioeowinty; W. Tax Rate—County, 25e. on $100. No H. Stancil, Wasliingtoii; H. G. Jordan, Pine in county; surplus in iieasury, $1,782.54. Law. Town; W. A. Thnmoson, Aurora; J. H. Public" Roads—Worked by Old State Odin, Hunters Bridge. No. miles, 315. Tax Rati—Countv, 23 2-3c. on $100; BRUNSWICK. School, 18c. Interest on d bt, 12 l-3c. County S.^at, Southport. Debt, $12,500. Special taxes for general Clerk of the "Court—R. S. Newton, South- purposes, 13 l_3c. on every $100; 40c. on liort. each poll. Special taxes for Chocowinity Sheriff—Jackson Stan land, Shallotte. to\vnship for road purposes, 10c. on every Register of Deeds—John Jenrette, South- 74 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND' OFFICIALS. — port. Co. Attorney S.—J. Erwin, Morganton. Ti-easurer—George E. Brooks, Seaside. Supt. 01 Health J. L. Laxton, Morgan- Coroner—E. W. Jones, Shallotte. ton. Co. E. Mor- Surveyor—G. F. Drevv', Southport. Supt. Home—Cha>-lcy Tate, Standard-Keeper—L. A. Galloway, South- ganton. Co. Schools—R. L. Mor- port. Supt. Patton, Supt. of Health—J. A. Doshcr, Southport. ganton. Board of Education—J. M. McGimpsey, Supt. of Co. Home—J. W. Wescott, (chm.), Fonta Flora; J. H. Hoffman, Mor- Southport. J. E. Coulter, Connelly Co. Schools—George H. Bellamy, ganton; Springs. Supt. Co. Commissiontrs—W. B. (chm.), El Paso. Berry, D. B. Mull, Drexel; Marshall Co. Board of Education—D. R. Mercer, Morganton; Brinklj', Glen Alpine. (chm.), Bolivia; A. M. Guthrie, Southport; Co. Board of Elections—A. C. Avery, Jr., G. B. Ward, Ash. C. E. fate, Morgan- Co. Commissioners—Richard Dosher, (chm.), Morganton; ton; S. E. Huffman, Morganton. Southport; A. M. Chinnis, Phoenix; L. E. No. Schools—White, 65; colored, 13. Formyduval, Excelsior. Tax Rate—County, 270. on .$100 and 81c. Co. Board of Elections—John E. Doug-las, poll; bridges and roads. 20c., poll, 60c. on EI Paso; G. Brooks Ward, Regan; J. J. $100; school poll tax, $1.29. No debt in Knox, Southport. county. No. Schools—White, 4i; colored, 27. Public Roads—Worked by special Law Tax Rate— 23-2-3c. on $100; Spe- County, Outlay only for bridge expenses. No. 10c. on and 68c. on cial, $100 poll. milts, 400-500. Improved turnpike owned Public Roads—Worked by Oid State Law. by indi\'iduals, 15 miles. Two miles ma- Outlav for bridges. No. miles, 400. only cadam roads; cost per mile, $5,000. Iron BUNCOMBE. bridges, 5. County Scat, Asheville. CABARRUS. of the Marcus Ashe- Clerk Court— Erwin, Countv S.at, Concord. ville. Clerk of the "Court—M. L. Widenhoi^se, Sheriff—T. F. Hunter, Asheville. Concord. Ashe- Register of Deeds—J. J. Mackey, Sheriff—James F. Harris, Concord. ville. Register of Deeds—C. A. Isenhour, Con- Treasurer-T. M. Duckett, Asheville. cord. —E. R. Asheville. Coroner Morris, Ti-( asurer—J. L. Miller, Concord. — Candler. Surveyor A. H. Starnes, Cotton-Weigher—John W. Propst, Con- Standard-Keeper—J. S. West, Asheville. cord. Tax Collector—R. C. Crowell, Asheville. Coroner—G. H. Richmond, Concord. Co. Attorney—Charles A. Webb, Ashe_ Surveyor—Jno. H. Long, Concord. ville. Standard-Keeper—W. C. Correll, Con- Supt. of Co. Home—F. Sluder, Asheville. cord. Co. Supt. Schools—A. C. Reynolds, Ashe- Co. Attornev—L. T. Hartsell, Concord. ville. Co. Supt. of Health—Robert S. Young, Co. Board of Education—J. C. Martin, Concord. Fair- (chm.), Asheville; Jason Ashworth, Supt. Co. Home—J. W. Cook, Concord. view; J. C. Curtis, Candler. Co. Supt. Schools—C. E. Bo!?er, Concord. Co. Commissioners—M. L. Reed, (chm.), Co. Board of Education—James P. Cook, Biltmore; C. P. Weaver, Weaverville; (chm.). Concord: G. F. McAlister, Mt. Martin S. Glenn, Averj's Creek; R. C. Phasant: W. F. Smith, Davidson. Clayton, C. N. Parker. Co. Commissioners—Jno. A. Cline, Co. Board of Elections—Frank Carter, E. (chm.). Concord; C. O. Gillon, Glass, R. W. Patton, Asheville; V. L. Gudger, Ashe- F. D. No. 2; E. T. Bost, Bosts Mills; J. ville. W. Cress, Concord, R. F. D. No. 4; J. A. No. Schools—White, 97; colored, 20. Hahn, Mt Pleasant. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Co. Board of Elections—C. M. Love, 1.5c. 18c. Bonded roads, ; interest on debt, (chm.). Concord; R. L. Hartsell, Bosts debt, $278,000. Mills; M. L. Buchanan, Concord. Public Roads—M. L. Reed, Biltmore, No. Schools—White. 48; color-d, 22. Supt. Worked by taxation and convict Tax Rate—Countv, 22 2-3c. on $100; roads, labor, 15c. on $100. Forty-eight miles ma- 25c. Floating d bt, •^15.000. cadam roads, cost per mile, $2,5(X). Iron Public Roads—W. F. Goodman, Concord, bridges, 41. Supt. Worked by taxation and convict la- BURKE. bor, 25c. on $100 and 75c. on poll. No. County Seat, ilorganton. miles, 350; gravel, 12: improved, 20; to Clerk of the Court—L. A. Bristol, Mor- crushed stone, 17. Cost per mile, $2,000 ganton. $3,000. No iron bridges. 11. Register of Deeds—John B. Holloway. CALDWELL. Treasurer—A. N. Dale, Morganton. County Scat, Lenoir. Coroner—John Nelson, Morganton. Clerk of the Court—J. W. Curtis, Lenoir. Surveyor—D. F. Denton. Morganton. Sh'^riff—John M. Smith, Lenoir. Standard-Keeper—J. R. Howard, Morgan- R'gister of Deeds—James L. Miller,

I ton. Lenoir. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 75 — Treasurer J. J. Austin, Lenoir. Co. Board of Education—C. N. Mason, Coroner— L. D. —Hugh Clarke, Lenoir. (chm.), Harlowe; J. R. Morris, Atlantic; Surveyor Homer M. Crouch, Lenoir, R. C. P. Dey, Beaufort.

F. D. No. 2. I — — Co. Commissioners T. D. Webb, (chm.), Standard-Keeper— D. S. Perry, Lenoir. Morehrad City; D. Pierce, Beaufort; W. R. Co. Attorne\' M. N. Harshaw, Lenoir. Hancock, Straits; J. M. Robinson, Atlantic; Co. Supt. Health——C. L. Wilson, Lenoir. M. C. Parker, Bogue. Co. Supt. Scliools V. D. —Moore, Lenoir. Co. Board of Elections—T. D. Hewitt, Co. Board of Education P. G. Moore, Newport; Y. Z. Newberry, Newport; M. C. (chm.). Granite Falls; M. G. Shearer, Le- Holland, Beaufort. M. L. Lenoir. — noir; Greer, — No. Schools White, 37; colored, 7. Co. Commissioners William S. Miller, Tax Rate—66 2-3c. on $100 and $2.00 on E. Lenoir; T. Hickman, Hudson; J. R. poll. Special for New Court House, 20c. Moore, Rufus. 'n $100 and 60c. on poll. Co. Board of Elections—Mark Squires, Public Road.s—Worked by Old State Law. Lenoir; L. E. Rabb, Lenoir; J. B. Isbell, No. miles, 150. Lenoir. CASWELL. No. Schools—White, 82; colored, 12. Ta.x Rate—County, 2.3 2-3c. on .$100 and County Seat, Yancevville. 40c. poll. Bonded debt, $20,000 on new Clerk of the Court—Robert L. Mitchell, Court House. Yancevville. Public Roads—Edmund .Jones, Lenoir, Sheriff—T. N. Fitch. Yanceyville. Supt. Work'd by O.a State Law. No. Register of Deeds—Fred W. Brown, Yan- miles, 900; gravel, 10; improved turnpiki ceyville. owned by private individuals, 22 miles. Treasurer—G. H. W. Oakley, Fitch. Coroner—M. H. McBryde, Milton. CAMDEX. Standard-Keeper—A. E. Henderson, Yan- County Seat, Camden. ceyville. — Clerk of the Court—J. W. AValston, Co. Attornej' A. E. Henderson, Yancey- Shiloh. ville. Co. Sheriff—W. L. Forbes, Indiantown. Supt. of Health— S. A. Malloy, Yan- Treasurer—N. B. Walker, Shiloh. ceyville. of Co. R gister of Deeds—Talnion Godfrey, Supt. Home—E. B. Barker, Yan- Camden. ceyville. Co. — Co. Supt. of Health—C. G. Ferebee, Supt. Schools George Anderson, Shiloh. Yanceyville. Co. Board — Supt. Co. Home—M. B. Sawyer, Camden. of Education W. A. Mavnard, R. F. D. No. Co. Supt. of Schools—E. T. Burgess. .Altamahaw, 2; T. J. Hatchett, South Mills. Yaneey\'ille; R. I. Newman, Leasburg. Co. — Co. Board of Education—G. H. Riggs. Commissioners T. P. Womack, (chm.). South Mills; P. W. Stevens, Shiloh; (chm.), Yanceyville; S. T. Covington, O. G. Pritchard, Belcross. Scmora; Peter M. Somers, Altamahaw, R. F. D. Co. Commissioners— S. E. Overby, (chm.), Co. Board of Elections—T. J. Pelcross; Charles Norris, South Mills; D. Hatchett, X. Bray, Shiloh. Yanceyville; C. J. Yarborough, Locust Hill; James A. Co. Board of Elections— A. Sawyer, Hurdle, (chm.), Milton. No. Schools— fchm.), Belcross; D. E. Williams, South White, 40; colored, 37. Graded Mills; M. X). Burgess, Camden. Schools, 3. Tax Rate— Tax Rate—County Genrral, 16 2-3c. County, 43c. on $100. Public Roads— County Special, 20c.; School General, 25c.; Worked by Old State Law. No. 250. School Special, 30c. on $1.00, making a miles, total of $1.16 2-3. Poll General, $2.00; CATAWBA. Poll oOc. Seat. Newton. Special County, ; Poll Special County School 90c. Clerk of the ; Total, $3.50. Court—Cliarles M. McCorkle, Public Roads—The roads of the whole Newton. county worked by Old State Law. No. Sheriff—Daniel M. Boyd, Newrfon. Miles, 1.50. Register of Deeds—Jacob E. Setzer, New- No. Schools—White, 20; colored, 12. ton. CxVRTERET. Treasurer—W. A. Day, Sherrills Ford. Coroner—J. A. Rice, Conovtr. Clerk of Court—T. C. Wade, Beaufort. Surveyor—E. M. Yoder, Blackburn. Sheriff— S. P. Hancock, Beaufort. Standard-Keeper—W. H. Marlow, Newton. of Register Deeds—W. L. Arrington, Co. Attomej—Wm. B. Gaither, Newton. Beaufort. Co. Supt. of Health—George H. West, Treasurer—A. Thomas, Beaufort. Newton. Coroner—C. S. Maxwell. Beaufort. Supt. Co. Home—Robert E. Hoke, Con- Surveyor—E. D. Hardesty, Harlowe. over, R. F. D. No. X. L. H. Standard-Keeper— Forlaw, Beaufort. Co. Supt. Schools—George E. Long, New- Co. Supt. of Health—W. E. Headen, trn. Morehcad City. Co. Board of Education—A. O. Link, Co. of Schools—L. Supt. B. Ennett, (chm.), Hi(kory; F. J. Bellinger, Conover; Cedar Point. i Wm. McRce, Newton.

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Co. Commissioners—John M. Shuford, Q. Co. Board of Elections—R. H. Snead, M. Smitli, (dim.), G. Summey Wilfong, Murphy; A. J. Durtsse, Murphy; S. B. Samuel Turner. Aiken, Murphy. Co. Board of Elections—J. H. Aiken, Tax Kate—60c. on $100 and $1.80 on (dim.), llickorv; J. 6. Little, Newton; S. poll. No bonded indebtedness. M. Hamrick, Hickory. Public Roads—Worked by Act of Legis- No. Schools— White, 81; colored, 20. lature of 1903. No. miles,' .500. Tax Kate—County, 2.3 2-3c. on $100 and No. Schools—White, 46; colored, 3. 38c. poll. School poll tax, $1.50. No. iron bridges, 6. CHOWAN. Public Roads—Worked bv Old State Law. County Seat, Edentcn. No. miles, 600-700. Clerk of the Court—C. W. Cofleld, Eden- ton. CHATHAai. Sheriff—E. S. Norman, Edonton. Register of Deeds—W. J. Berryman County Seat, Pittsboro. Edenton. Clerk of the Court—J. L. Pitts- Grifin, Treasurer—F. W. Wliite, Edenton. boro. Coroner—T. J. Hoskins, Edenton. Sheriff—J. R. Pittsboro. Milliken, Co. Attorneys—Prudeii & Pruden, Eden- Register of Deeds—W. E. Brooks, Pitts_ ton. boro. — Co. Supt. of Health—T. J. Hoskins, Treasurer J. B. Milliken, Pittsboro. Edenton. Coroner—L. R. Pittsboro. Exline, Supt. Co. Home—M. M. Harrell, Edenton. Surveyor—R. B. Pittsboro. Clegg, Co. Supt. of Schools—J. W. Alderman, Standard-Keeper-T. W. Hackney, Pitts- Edenton. boro. Co. Board of Education—H. H. Mashburn, Co. Attorney—R. H. Pittsboro. Hayes, Edenton; W. T. Perry. Edenton; G. H. Ba- Co. "of Health—J. N. Supt. Taylor. ker, Tyncr. P.ynum. Co. Commissioners—Frank Wood, (chm.), of Co. Home—W. H. Pitts- 'Supt. Ward, Edenton; W. J. Hallowell, Tyner, R. F. D.; boro. Z. W'. Evans, Cisco. Public Administrator—T. W. Scgroves, Co. Board of Elections—Julian Wood, Cumnock. (chm.), Edenton; Geo. W. Leary, Edenton; Co. Schools—R. r. Pitts- Supt. Johnson, Harry JIcMullan, Edenton. boro. No. Schools—White, 21; colored, 15. Co. Board of Education—A. R. Norwood, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; R. F. D. No. J. B. Evnum, 1; Atwater, Roads, 5c. in 1st Township and 20c. in 2n(j B. B. Goldston. Bynum; Phillips, Township; 20c. in 3rd and 4th Townships. Co. Commissioners—A. J. Siler Lane, Public Roads—First Township, J. W. City; N. J. Wilson, Apex, R. F. D. No. Spruill, Supt. ; Second Township, J. E. Co- S. W. Corinth. 3; Harrington, fi'ld: Third Township. M. F. Ward. Supt.; Co. Board of Elections—Jacob Thompson, Fourth Township, G. T. Mitchell, Supt. (chm.), Pittsboro: J. M. Farrell. Pittsboro; CLAY. B. A. Phillips,—Harpers X Roads. Public Roads Worked by taxation, 30c. County Seat, Hayesville. on poll and 10c. on $100 real estate. No. Clerk of the Court—C. C. Standridge, COO. mil-s, — l'Iayes\'ille. No. Schools White, 01; colored, 40. Sheriff—J. W. Alexander, Hayesville. Tax Rate—79 2-3c. on-$100 and $2.39 on Register of Deeds—W. T. Bumgarner, poll. Bonded indebtedness, $20,000. No. Hayesville. iron bridges, 4. Treasurer—AV. H. Hogscd, Shooting Creek. Coroner— P. B. Killian, Hayesville. v CHEROKEE. Surveyor—E. T. Shearer, Havesville. County Seat, Murphy. Co. Supt. of Health—J. M. Sullivan, Clerk of the Court—A. A. Fain, Murphy. Hayesville. Register of Deeds— S. W. Lovingood, Supt. Co. Home—O. L. Scroggs, Hayes Miirphv. ville. Shfriff—T. N. Bates. Murphy. Co. Supt. of Schools—G. H. Haigler, Treasurer—Ed. Davis, Murphy. Hayesville. Coroner—Lavada Berrong, Letitia. Co. Board of Education—J. O. Scroggs, Surveyor—O. G. Anderson, Murphy. (dim.), Hayesville; S. H. Allison, Hayes- Co. -Attorney— F. P. A.'cley, Murphy. ville; J. C. McCracken. Hayesville. Co. Supt. Health—W. A." Graham, Mur- Co. Commissioners—M. A. Hampton, phy. Bra=stown; J. M. Moss, Havesville, R. F. Supt. Co. Home—Silas Anderson, Murphy. D. No. 1; W. L. Allison, Havesville, R. F. Co. Supt. Schools—E. B. Norvell. Murphv. D. No. 3. Co. Board of Educatior.—W. G. Sparks, Co. Board of Elections-U. K. Hyatt, Suit; P. K. Nelson, Murphy; J. M. Rich- (chm.), Brasstown; R03' Allison, Elf; 0. L. ardson, Andrews. Anderson. Hayesville. Co. Commissioners—Julius Martin, Mur- No. Schoo's—White, 19; colored, 1. Thy; A. Rice, Hot House; C. B. Hill, Tax Rate—County. 23 2-3c. on $100; 3Sc. ^lurphy. poll; for debt, bridges, etc., 33 l-3c. on COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. THE NATIONAL BANK Fayetteville, N. C. extends to its customers and the public generally every banking facility tliat can be had any where in the world. Our Motto: Safety, Promptness and courtesy. Money on deposit in this government banii is as safe as in tlie government vaults at Washington. Write, or call on us, for information. W. A. VAXSTOKY. President. A. B. McMillan, Cashier. S. W. COOPER, Vice-President.

S-lOO and $1.00 poll; roads, 15c. on $100 Co. Commissioners—R. E. L. Brown, and 45c. poll, schools, 5c. on $100 and rchm.), Chadbourn; T. J. Fletcher, Clark- 15c. on poll. Bonded dsbt, $G.800. ton; J. A. Floyd, Fair Bluff; K. B. Coun- Public Roads—Worked by 0:d State Law. cil, Wananish; J. B. Cox, Dothan. No. miles, 125. Co. Board of Elccr.ions—J. E. Dupree, Whiteville; Wm. Struthers, Whiteville; T. CLEVELAND.. J. Fletcher. Clarkton. County Seat, Sheiby. No. Schools—White, 91; colored, 37. Clerk of the Court—F. L. Hovle, Shelby. Tax Rate—10 2-3c. on $100; Roads, 10c. Sheriff—A. B. Suttle, Shelby. Public Roads—Worked bv Old State Law. Rtgistcr of Deeds—W. H. Eskridge, CRAVEN, Shclbv. County Seat, New Bern. Treasurer—W. R. Newton, Shelby. Clerk of the Court—W. M. Watson, New Coroner—T. K. Barnctt, Shelby. Bern. Surveyor—0. C. Thompson, Shelby. Sheriff—James W. Biddle, New Bern. Co. Commissioners—M. M. Mauney, Register of Deeds—R. B. Lane, New Shelby, R. F. D. No. 5; J. F. Roberts, Bern. (chra.), Shelby; A. T. Mull, Cleveland Trrasurer—F. S. Ernul, Now Bern. Wills, R. F. D. No. 1. Coroner— R. D. \. Jones, New Bern. Supt. of Health—T. E. McBrayer. Surveyor—F. A. Fulcher, New Bern. Board of Health—.J. F. Roberts, W. Standard-Keeper—Eugene Tucker, New F. Mitchell, S. S. Rovster. Bern. Co. Supt. Schools— A. T.— Falls, Shelby. Co. Attorney—E. M. Green, New Bern. Co. Board of Education W. D. Lacked', Co. Supt. of Health—J. F. Rhem, New FalLston; W. L. PlouK, Mountain; Bern. King's j W. \V. — Washburn,—D.pew. 1 Supt. Co. Home Mrs. Fannie Williams, Supt. Co. Home G. J. —Allen, Shelby. New Bern. Co. Board of Elections J. J. Logan, Public Administrator—C. J. McCarthy, King's Mountain, R. 7. D. No. 5; J. Y. New Bern. Hamrick, Sheiby; A. H. Webb, Shelby. Co. Supt. Schools— S. M. Brinson, New Tax Rate-86 2-3c. on the $100; $2.60 Bern. on the poll. Co. Board of Education—R. A. Nunn, (chm.). New Bern; Daniel Lane, New COLUMBUS. Bern; John S. Morton, North Harlowe. County Scat, Wliiteville. Co. Commissioners—C. E. Foy, J. B. Clerk of the Court—L. W. Stanley, Harvey, A. E. Wadswortn, G. V. Richard- Whiteville. son, John S. McGowan, New Bern. Sheriff—A. S. Richardson. Co. Board of Elccti.ins—L. S. Daniels, Register of Deeds—C. E. Smith. New Bern; Wm. Dunn, Jr., New Bern; J. Treasurer— R. H. Powell, Whiteville. S. Basnight, New Bern. Surveyor—J. A. Wright, Haddock. Public Roads—3. JI. Spencer, New Bern, Coroner— J. W. Joyner, Clarendon. Supt. Worked by Old State Law and tax Standard-Keeper—W. J. Benton, White- system. No. miles, about 350; improved, ville. •i 3. Macadamized, 4 miles, cost per mile, Co. Supt. Health—H. B. Maxwell, White- ^7,500. ville. No. Schools—White, 47; colored, 37. Supt. Co. Home—Ed. Schwartz, White- Tax Rate—County, 31 2-3c. on $100 and ville. 71c. poll; bridgps, 15c. on $100 and 30c. Co. Supt. Schools—F. T. Wooten, Chad- CUMBERLAND. bourn. County Seat, Favetteville. Co. Board of Education—J. E. L. Win- Clerk of the Court—A. A. MacKethan, coff, (dim.), Whiteville; F. B. Pierce, Fayetteville. Eallsboro; J. W. Powell, Fair Bluff. Sheriff—Neill A. Watson, Fayetteville. 78 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

Register of Deeds—W. M. Walker, Fay- Manteo. ctteville. Co. Supt. Schools—W. B. Fearing, Titasurcr—David Gaster, Fayette ville. Manteo. Coroner—J. V. McGougan, Fayetteville. Co. Board of Education—R. C. Evans, Sui-veyor—Charles Jessup, Cedar Creek. (chm.), Manteo; C. C. Miller, Buxton; S. Standard-Keeper—J. A. Boone, Fayette- A. Griffin, Manteo. ville. Co. Commissioners—Wm. St. C. Pugh, Co. Attorney—Q. K. Nimocks, Fayette- (chm.), Wanchese; J. B. Pinner, East ville. Lake; N. E. Gould, Manteo. of — S. Siipt. of Healtli—A. S. Rose, Fayette- Co. Board Elections Wm. Davis, ville. (chm.), Manteo; D. M. Stringfellow, Man- Supt. Co. Home—Alex. Leslie, Fayette- teo; D. N. Midgett, Manteo. ville. No. Schools—White, 21; colored, 3. Co. Supt. of Scliools—B. T. McBryde, Tax Rate—County, 40c. on $100 and 75c. on 95c. on Fayetteville. poll. Special,— $100. Co. Board of Education—.J. A. Oates, Public Roads Worked by Old State Law. (chin.), Fayetteville; J. H. Ourrie, (sec.), No. miles, 60. i'^iyttteville; J. W. Hall, Aulryville. DAVIDSON. Co. Commissioners—Herbert Lutterloh, Seat, John M. County Lexington. (chm.), Fayetteville; Owen, Fay- Clerk of the Court—C. E. Godwin, Lex- No. J. Johnson, Rae- (ttcville, 3; Worthey ington. Laueh in William ford; McDonald, Cotton; Sheriff—Alex. T. Delap, Lexington. J. Wade. Olive, Register of Deeds—S. L. Owen, Lexing- Co. Board of Elections—W. G. Hall, ton. A. H. (chm.), George Holmes, Fayetteville; Treasurer—E. A. Rothrock, Lexington. S:oconib, — Fayetteville.— Coroner C. A. Julian, Thomasville. No. Schools White, 79; colored, 56. Surveyor—John W. May, Belfast. 2?c. on Tax Rate—County, $100. Schools, Standard-Keeper—B. F. Ausband, Lexing- ISc. Roads, 9c. Bonds, 10c. Pensions, Ic. ton. cents. Bonded Total Stat? and County, 85 Co. Attorney—E. E. Raper, Lexington. No. 6 railroad d.bt, $117,000. bridges, Supt. of Hea'th—Joel Hill, Lexington. 2 hridg's; countv bridgss. Supt. Co. Home—Andrew Crotts, Lexing- Public Roads—W. M. Walker, Fayette- ton. convicts ville, Supt. Worked by county Co. Supt. of Schools—P. S. Vann, Wall- 420. Im- under sp cial law. No. miles, burg. (iroved, 50. Co. Board of Education—Rev. J. W. CURRITUCK. Clfgg, (chm.), Lexington; B. I. Harrison, County S'at, Currituck. Denton; S. H. Averett, Tliomasville. Clerk of the Court—E. W. Ansell, Cur- Co. Commissioners— C. A. Davis, (chm.), rituck. J. A. Greene, Thomasville; J. C Ripple, Register of Deeds—R. E. Flora, Curri- Arcadia. tuck. Co. Board of Elections—W. F. Thomason, Sheriff—J. E. Barnard, Moyock. Lexington; A. F. Sams, Thomasville; J. L. Treasurer-T. P. Hall, Coinjock. P( acock, Lexington. Survej'or—J C. Wa'.k^r, Currituck. Public Roads— S. L. Owens, Lexington, Co. Attornev—A. M. Simmons, Currituck. Supt. Worked by Old State Law and con- Co. Supt. of Health—H. M. Shaw, Shaw- vict labor, except Lexington Township, horo. where tax is 15c. on .$100, and 45c. on Co. Board of Education—W. J. Tate, poll; total last year, $3,992.89. No. miles, fchm.), Kittv Hawk; Samuel Scott, Powells J ,000 in county. Point: E. D. Bowd n, Knotts Island. No. Schoo.s—White, 94; colored, 20. Co. Supt. of Schools—J. M. Newbern, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Jarvisburg. 38e. poll. Co. Commissioner-—Moses Lee, T\ills; W. DAVIE. H. White, Knotts Island; E. R. Johnson, County Seat, Mocksville. Currituck. Clerk of the Court—H. L. Grant, Mocks- Co. Board of Elections—John C. Coggs- ville. well, Kitty Hawk; D. R. Scott, Jarvis- Sheriff—James L. Sheek, Mocksville. bur

Co. Commissioners—C. Y. Bailey, (clim.). Tilley, Christopher Barbee, Durham. Advance, R. F. D. No. 2; J. M. Cain, Co. Board of Elections— H. A. Foushee, Calalialn, R. F. D. No. 1; W. F. Furches, (chm.), Durham; V. S. Braynt, (sec), Dur- Farmington. ham; W. G. Bramham, Durham. Co. Board of Elections—J. G. Peebles, No. Schools—White, 36; colored, 19. Advance, R. F. D. No. 2; B. F. Stone- Tax Rate—Countv, He. on $1(J0; roads, street, Mocksville; O. L. Williams, Mocks- 19c.; debt, 10c. Bonded debt, $60,000. Ville. Public Roads—T. J. Thompson, Durham, No. Scliools—White, 45; colored, 17. Supt. Worked by taxation. 57c. on poll. Tax Rate—County purposes, 13 2-3c. on Convicts used. No. miles, 497. Ma- $100: Poor, 2c. and 3Sl. on poll. Roads cadam roads, 75 miles, cost per mile, $3,- Sc. 8 l-3c. 500. and BridgTS, ; Special, Bonded, debt, $500.00. EDGECOMBE. Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. Countv S;at, Tarboro. No. miles, 300. Clerk of the Court—A. T. Walston, Tar- DUPLIN. boro. Sheriff-B. F. Tarboro. County Seat, Kenansville. Dawson, of Deeds—H. S. Tarboro. Clerk of the Court—D. H. Wallace, Ken- Register Bunn, Treasurer—J. E. ansville. Cobb, St. Lewis. Coroner— P. Tarboro. Shrriff—L. Middleton, Kenansville. Spencer Bass. — Standard Keeper—R. o. Hyatt, Tarboro. Resristcr of Deeds J. J. Bowden, Ken- — ansville. Co. Attorney L. V. Bassett, Rocky Mount. Tr: asiirer—L. Middleton, K-nansville. Co. Coroner—B. F. Smith, Leon. Supt. of Health—W. J. Thigpen, Tarboro. Surv yor—F. L. Potter, Hallsville. Co. Home—W. T. Tar- Standard-Keeper—A. D. .Johnson, Ken- Supt. Gorham, ansville. boro. Co. of Schools— Co. Attorneys—Carlton & Williams, Ken- Supt. R. G. Kittrell, ansville. Tarboro. Co. Boprd of Education—R. G. Co. Supt. of Health—.John A. Ferrall, Allsbrook, Kenansville. (chm.), Tarboro; W. W. Vick; Battleboro; John Mayo, Bethel. Supt. of Co. Home— ]\r. N. Strickland, — Ma'rnolia. Co. Commissioners J. W. B. Battle, W. D. Ruff Co. Supt. of Schools—D. S. Kennedy, (chm.). Tarboro; in, Whitakers; Kenansville. J. J. Pittman. Crisp: Lam Lawrence, Tar- Co. Board of Education—D. C. Pott»r, boro; J. .J. Thorne, Rockv Mount. Co. Board of Elections—L. Alb rtson: W. S, Loftin. Bowd"n; W. B. V. Bassett, Southtrland, (chm.), Rosehill. (chm.). Rocky Mount; B. F. Eagle, Crisp; C. B. Co. Commissioners—M. F. Westbrook, Keech, Tarboro. Public Roads—.J. W. Tarboro, (chm/). h'OTi- .J. S. Cavenaugrh, Pasley; J. Martin, M. Faison, Faison. Supt. Worked by taxation, 20e. on $100 and 69c. on Convicts us'd. Co. Board of Elections— .1. G. poll. Murphy, Tax Rate— (chm.), K nan^vill"; O. P M'ddlcton, War- Countv, 23c. Bonded debt, saw; B. L. Blar-kmore. Warsaw. $8,000. One iron bridge No. Schools— No. Schools—White, 84; oo:ored, 29. Whit-, PS; colored, 35. Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and FORSYTH. S8c. poll. County S at, Winston. Public Roads—Work'd by 0:d State Law. Clerk of the Court— R. E. Transou, Win- DURHAai. ston-Salcm. Countv S at. Durham. Slieriff—J. E. Ziglar, Winston-Salem. Clerk of the Court —C. B. Gr'Tn. Durham. R' gister of Deeds—Cornelius M. Mc- Sh' riff—Jno. F. Harward, Durham. Kaughan, Winston-Salem. R gistcr of Deeds—M. G. Maikham, Dur- Treasurer—George L. Beck, Winston-Sa- liam. lem. Trrasurer—Sim°on Bowling. Durham. Coroner—John M. Robinson, Winston- Surveyor—Ed. Belvin, Durham. Salrm. Standard-Keeper—Geo. R. B.ackwell, Dur- Survevor—E. A. Conrad, Pfafftown, R. ham. F. D. No. 1. Coroner—J. F. Maddrv, Durham. Standard-Keeper—Lee Lashmit, Crater. Co. Attorn "v—D los W. Sori-ll, Durham. Co. Supt. Schools—W. B. Speas, Win- Supt. of H a'th—Dr. T. A. Mann. Durham. ston-Salem. Supt. of Co. Homo—W. O. Thompson, Supt. Co. Home—C. C. Flynt, Winston- Durham. Salrm. Co. Supt. of Schools—C. W. Massey, Dur- Pub'ic Administrator—J. R. Hastings, ham. Winston-Sakm. Co. Board Education—D°los W. Sorr->ll, Co. Board of Education—John F. Grif- (chm.). Durham; .J. W. Um^tead, LTmbra; fith, Cchm.). Winston-Saicm; Eilis W. Hau- G'^o. W. Sta' ings, Durham; .J. Martin LTm- srr, Pfafftown; J. W. Pennix, Kernersville. stead, Durham. — Convicts us-^d. Co. Commissioners A. D. ifarkham, Co. Commissioners—M. D. Bailey, Win- (ehm.); C. A. Owens, J. W. Allen, F. M. ston-Salem; Edward F. Strickland, Beth- 80 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

ania; DeWitt Ilarman, F.ernersville. S. N. Boyce, Gastonia. Co. Board of Elections— W. E. Franklin, Co. Commissiontrs—R. K. Davenport, (chni.), Winston-Sakm; C. M. Hauser, Win- Mount Holly; O. G. Falls, Kings Moun- ston-Salem; C. L. Holi'.m, Winston-Salem. tain; John F. Leeper, (chm.), Beimont; J. No Schools— 8l 20. White, ; colored, W. Kendriek, Cheiryville; A. R. Anders, Tax Rate—County, 17c. on $100 and 18c. Gastonia; J. C. Pueth, Dallas. poll; special, 30c. on $100 and 90c. poll. Co. Board of Elections— S. M. Boyce, Gas- Bonded debt, $55,000. tonia; L. L. Jenkins, Gastonia; S. M. Rob- Public Roads—C. H. Griffith, Supt., Win- inson, Lowell. ston-Salem. Worked by ta.vation; total last No. Schools—\Miite, 78; colored, 32. year, $51,475.15. Macadam road, 35 miles. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; FRANKLIN. Graded School tax, 20c. on $100 and 60c. poll. Floating debt, $36,000. Macadam County Seat, Louisburg. road, 30 miles; cost per mile, $3,000. Iron Clerk of rhe Court—.J. J. Barrow, Louis- 18. burg. bridges, Public Roads—W. P. Eddleman, Gas- Sheriff—H. C. Kearney, Louisburg. Worked 25c. Register of Deeds—W. M. Boone, Louis- tonia, Supt. by special law; on and 75c. on Total for vear burg. $100 poll. Convicts used. Treasurer—J. A. Thomas, Louisburg. 1907, 26,000. $30u",000 bonds for road improvement voted and Surveyor—.J. T. Insnoe, Cedar Rock. sold. Standard-Keeper—R. G. Winn, Epsom. $100,000 Co. Attorney—F. S. Spruill, Louisburg. GATES. Co. Supt. of Health—R. F. Yarborough, County Sjat, Gatesville. Clerk of the T. Jr., Louisburg. Court—W. Cross, Gates- — ville. Supt. Co. Home E. N. Williams, Louis- — burg. Shtriff J. A. Brown,— Gatesville. Co. Supt. Schools—R. B. White, Frank- Register of Deeds Martin Kellogg, Gates- linton. ville. Treasurer—R. W. Sarem. Co. Board of Education—A. W. Perry, — Gatling, Louisburg; J. C. Winston, Frank- Coroner G. C. Brooks, Sunbury. linton; H. D. Egerton, Laurel. Surveyor—W. F. Eason, Gatesville. — Gates- Co. Com.Tiissionsrs—T. S. Collie, Cedar Standard-Keeper W. R. Hayes, Rock; J. II. Uzzell, Mapleville; E. M. Gup- ville. Co. of ton, Gupton; N. B. Young, Louisburg; J. Supt. Health—W. O. P. Lee, C. Winston, Youngsville. Rcynoldson. Co. — Co. Board of Elections—.J. B. Yar- Supt. Home Mrs. Mary E. Riddick, Gatesville. borough, (chm.), Louisburg; I. H. Kearney, Public — Franklinton; P. A. Reavis, Louisburg. Administrator John J. Gatling, Sarem. No. Schools—White, tO; colored, 40. Co. of Tax Rate—County purposes, 22c. on Supt Schools—T. W. Costen, Jr., Gatesville. $100 and 60c. poll! Roads (Louisburg Co. Board of Education—T. W. Township only), 25c. and 75c. poll. Inter- Costen, Franklin est on debt, 9c.; poll, 27c.; bridge fund, Sr., (chm.), Sunbury; Matthews, Drum John S. Sarem. Sc. poll, 24c.; poor, 3c.; poll, 9c. Bonded Hill; Felton, Co. Commissioners—W. McP. debt of county, $7,000. No. iron briges, Goodman, 8. (One of them 525 feet long. Graded (chm.), Topsy; Henry C. Williams, Vivian; J. A. Harrell, school, Louisburg, 10c. and 30c. on poll. Sunbury. Co. Board of Elections— Graded School, Franklinton, 35c. and $1.05 George W. Roun- tree, Gates- poll; Pension, fie. and 18c. poll. Special (chm.). Willow; Edgar Cross, Kindred Eure. School Taxes: Maplcville, Ingl-side, Pilot ville; Parker, No. Schools— 27. and Jones Districts, 20c. and 60c. on poll. White, 35; colored, Tax Rate— -'3 Public Roads—John R. Williams, Supt. County, 2-3c. on $100 and 38c. on No indebtedness. Worked by State law except Louisburg poll. — Township. Convicts used. Public Roads Lycurg-is Holier, Gates- ville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. GASTON. GRAHAM. County Seat, Dallas. County S?at, Eobbinsville. Clerk of the Court --C. C. Cornwell, CTerk of the Court—Earl P. Tatham, Dallas. Robbinsville. Sheriff—T. E. Shuford. Sheriff—Geo. Shulcr. Register of Deeds—A. J. Smith, Dallas. Register of Deeds—R. B. Slaughter, Rob- Treasurer—J. M. Shuford, Dallas. binsville. Coroner— W. N. D'avis, Gaslonia. Treasurer—Horace Levin, Robbinsville. Surveyor—C. A. Black, Bessemer City. Coroner—R. L. Wilson. Co. O. Attorney— F. Mason, Dalla. Surveyor—James Crisp. Co. Supt. of Heahh—L. N. Glenn, Standard-Keeper—R. B. Slaughter, Rob- Gastonia. binsville. Co. Supt. Home—C. C. Craig, Dallas. Co. Attorney—Robt. L. Phillips. Co. F. Supt. Schools— P. Hall, Belmont. Co. Supt. Schools—I;. H. Rogers, Rob- Co. Board of Education—E. L. Wilson, binsville. . (chm.), Dallas; W. C. Thompson, Stanly; Co. Board of Education-^I. A. Hyde, I COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 81

S. P. (olim.), Robbinsville; . Harwood, man, Snow Hill, R. F. D. No. 1; E. D. Chooaii ; Joe Edwards, Stecoah. Little, (chm.). Snow Hill, R. F. D. No. Co. Supt. of Health—M. T. Maxwell. 6; B. F. D. Albritton, Hookcrton. Co. Commissioners—A. H. Colvard, Bart No. Schools—White, 32; colored, 21. Orr, Geo. Colvard, Robbinsville.— Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Co. Board of Elections James Crisp, Ste- 3Sc. poll. Special, 25c. On poll, 75c. coah; T. A. Carpenter, Cheoah; N. M. E. Floating debt, $27,000. Interest on debt, Slaughter, (chm.), Robbinsville. f per cent. No. Schools—White, 22. Public Roads—"Worked by Act of 1903. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; No. miles, 25D. 35 l-3e. on $100; roads, 5c. Bonded debt, $6,000. GUILFORD. Public Roads—Worked by labor. County Scat, Greensboro. Clerk of the Court—Ernest Clapp, Greens- GUANVILLE. boro. Clerks of the Court—W. P. County Seat, Oxford. Deputy Beall, Jr., R. I. Greensboro. Clerk of the Court—C. F. Crews, Ox- — Moore, ford. Sheriff B. E. Jones,—Greensboro. Sheriff—E. K. Howard, Oxford. Register of Deeds A. G. Kirkman, — Greensboro. Register of Deeds J. B. Powell, Stem. — Treasurer—W. T. Lvon, Ox.'ord. Deputy Register of Deeds S. A. Kirk- R. H. Greensboro. Coroner— S. M. Whcler, Oxford. man, Jones, Treasurer—J. W. Greensboro. Co. Attorney—B. S. Royster, Oxford. McNairy, Coroner— J. P. Greensboro. Supt. Co. Home— S. M. Daniel, Oxford. Turner, —Robert Greensboro. Supt. of Health—S. D. Booth, Oxford. Surveyor Gilchrist. —J. C. Greens- Co. Supt. Schools-Fred Webb, O.xford. Standard-Keeper Clapp, boro. Co. Board of Education—A. W. Graham, Co. —J. N. (chm.), Oxford; J. A. Morris, No. Attorney Wilson, Greensboro. O.xford, Co. Health—Edmund 2; E. B. Meadows. Oxford, No. 1. Supt. Harrison, Greensboro. Co. Commissioners—E. C. Harris, (chm.), Co. Home—S. J. Greensboro. Oxford, No 3; F. H. Gregory, Oxford; W. Supt. Scott, Co. of Schools—T. R. L. Taylor, Stovall, No. W. P. Wilkin- Supt. Foust, 1; Greensboro. son, Nelson, Va., No. 1; Ralph Currin, Northside. Public Administrator—G. H. McKinney, Greensboro. Co. Board of Elections—S. W. Cooper, Ca. Board of Education—W. T. (chm.), Oxford; W. A. De\-in, Oxford; Whitsett, J. W. Brown, Oxford. (chm.), Whitsett; Charles H. Ireland, John C. No. Schools—White, SO. 43. Greensboro; Kirmette, Pleasant colored, Garden. Tax Rate—County and roads, 32c. on Co. Commissioners—J. A. $100 and 63c. on poll. Davidson, (chm.), John A. U. Public Roads—J. D. Wieeler, Supt. Gibsonville; Young, F. D., W. C. Pleas- Worked by special taxation. Macadam road, Greensboro; Tucker, ant Garden; W. G. 10 miles; cost per mile, .$2,000. Iron Ragsdale, Jamestown; L. A. Walker. bridges, 1. Co. Board of Elections-A. Wavland GREENE. C-ooke, (chm.), Grensboro; Fred. N. Tate, County Seat, Snow Hill. (sec). High Point; A. A. Holton, High Clerk of tiie Court—John R. Dail, Snow Point. Hill. Highway Commission—John L. King, Sheriff-A. R Warren, Snow Hill. (chm.), Greensboro; D'. H. Coble, No. 6, Register of Deeds—Josiah O. Sugg, Snow Greensboro; J. A. Hoskins, Summerfield; Hill. F. M. Pickett, High Point. Tax Treasurer—W. T. Carraway, Snow Hill. Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Surve.vor—R. E. Beaman, Speights roads, (special), 12 l-3e. Macadam road, Bridge. 10 miles; cost per mile, $2,000. Coroner—J. H. Harper. No. Schools—White, 97; colored, 31. Standard-Keeper—B. F. Albritton, Snow Public Roads—J. G. Foushee, Supt. High Hill. way Commission. Bonds, $.300,000 for roads. No. Co. Attorney-Sv,aft Galloway, Snow miles graded about 160. No. miles Hill. macadamized, 60. Co. Supt. of Health—W. B. Murphy, HALIFAX. Snow Hill. County Seat, Halifax. Supt. Co. Home—Mrs. A. J. Eason. Clerk of the Court— S. M. Gary, Halifax. Co. Schools—J. E. Supt. Dcbnam, Snow Sheriff—J. R. Patterson. Airlie. Hill. Register of Deeds—T. W. Fenner, Tlali- Co. Board of Education—L. V. Morrill, fax. (chm.). Snow Hill; W. A. Darden, Willow Treasurer—F. P. John Snow Shields, Scotland Neck. Green; Harvey, Hill. Co. Attorney-David Enfield. Co. Commissioners-Samuel Bell, McKeel, Supt. of Health—I. E. Green, Weldon. Speights Bridge; J. E. Herring, Castoria; Supt. Co. Home—W. B. Drev\Ty, Halifax. C. H. Swinson, Jason. Co. Supt. Schools—A. S. Harrison, En- Co. Board of Elections—J. W. S. Bea- field.

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Co. Board of Education—John A. Col- Co. Board of Elections—D. B. Noland, lins, (chni.), Enfield; Stuart Smith, Scot- WajnesviUe; W. T. Denton, Waynesville; land Neck; H. P. Robinson, Littleton. M. D. Kinsland, Waynesville, R. F. D. Co. Commissioners—B. A. Pope, S. P. No. 3. Johnston, Wcldon; T. C. Williams, Terra- No. Schools—White, 52; colored, 2. pin; W. R. Harvey, Littleton; N. L. Sted- Tax Rate—County, 20c. on $100; Road, man, Tillcry. 12c. Macadam roads, 12i^ miles. Iron Co. Board of Elections—A. McDowell, bridges, 10. .Scotland 2>eck; Whit. A. Johnston, Little- Public Roads—T. B. Medford, Waynes- ton; T. H. Dickens, Enfield. ville, Supt. Worked by Old State Law No. Schools—White, 56; colored, 61. and taxation, 33 l-3c. on $100 and $1.00 Tax Rate—21c. on ilOO; 4 l-3c. on bond_ poll. Convicts used. Crushed stone, 12 ed debt. Roads, 20c. Bonded debt, 7,000. miles. Iron bridges, 3. » HENDERSON. Public Roads—Worked bv Law of 1903. County Seat, Hendersonville. A. T. Dickens, Tillery, Siipt. Clerk of the Court—C. M. Pace, Hender- HARNETT. sonville. — County S.at, Li.lington. Sheriff J. L. Freeman,— Hendersonville. Clerk of the Court—Floyd Taylor, Lil- Register of Deeds B. F. Staton, Hender- sonville. lington. —T. L. Sheriff—J. B. Lanier, Lillington. Surveyor Drake, Hendersonville. R. Kirk. Register oi Deeds—H. C. Stewart, Lil- Coroner, W. Co. — lington. Attorneys Toms & Blythe, Hender_ Treasurer—J. H. Williams, Linden. sonville. Co. Sunt. Survej'or—Phil. McRae, Cambro. Health—J. G. Waldrop, Hen- Co. Attorney—C. M. Muse, Lillington. dersonville. Co. —J. Co. Supt. of Health—J. W. Halford, Supt. Home Lee, Hendersonville. Co. — Chalybeate. Supt. Schools McD. Kay, Hender- sonville. Supt. Co. Home—M. R. Morgan, Lilling- ton. Co. Board of Education—J. D. Dermid, C. Bearwal- Co. Supt. Schools—J. D. Ezzell, DMnn. (chm.), Hendersonville; Oats, Co. Board of Education—C. D. Stewart, low; N. W. Posey, Horse Shoe, R. F. D. Co. Commissioners—Frank Coats; W. 11. Stephenson, Angier; D. B. Jones, (chm.), Stewart, Leaflet. Hendersonville; S. W. Hamilton, Hender- Co. Commissioners—J. H. Smith, T. A. sonville; G. N. Siutell, Bowmans Bluff. Co. Board of Elections—V. V. Harrington, Harrington, G. K. Grantham, C. Shep- ! Henderson L. Mil- Dunn; D. P. McDonald, Spout Springs; W. 1-erd. (ehm.), \ille; W. J. Hendersonville. If. Farlington, Dunn. ler, Rugbj'; — Williams, Co. Board of Elections—H. T. No. Schools White. 52; colored, 11. Spiers, Tax Rate— Lillington; R. L. Godwin. Dunn; J. B. Hol- State, 21c.; Pensions, 4c.;

ISc. ; County, 23 2-3e. Court land, Dunn. Schools, ; lie: R. R. No. Schools—White, 60; colored, 28. House, Bonds, 20c.; Sinking 7c. 9 l-3c. ; r2c. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; on Fund, ; Bridge. Refunding, ; 20c. on and on the debt, lOe. Bonded debt, $29,000. Two Road, $100 $4.05 poll. Iron is a tax of not iron bridges and one iron R. R. bridge. bridges special $97,183 Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. included in the above road and bridge tax. Public Roads—P. F. Henderson- No. miles, 800. Patton, ville, Supt. Worked by convict labor and HAYWOOD. taxation. 20c. on $100 and 60c. poll; on County Wavne3\'llle. S..'at, bridges 7c. on $100 and 21c. on poll. On R. A. L. Clerk of tlie Court— Hyatt, roads and bridges, $11,245.49 Waynesville. Sheriff—W. R. Medford, WajTiesville. HERTFORD. Register of Deeds—J. R. Boyd, Waynes- ' County Seat, Winton. ville. Clerk of the Court—Thomas D. Boone, Treasurer— A. Winton. Hugh Love, Waynesville. , Coroner—J. E. Moore, Canton. Sheriff—A. E. Garrett, Winton. Surveyor—T. C. Ledbetter, Waynesville. Register of Deeds—John A. Northcott, Co. Attorney—H. R. Ferguson, Waynes- Winton. ville. Treasurer—A. E. Garrett, ex-officio, Win- Co. Supt. of Health—J. F. Abel, Way- ton. nesville. Coroner—A. W. Greene, Ahoskie. Supt. Co. Home—James Moodv, Plott. Surveyor—J. D. Parker, Aulander. Co. Supf. Schools—R. A. Sentell, Way- Standard Keeper—John E. Jones, Winton. nesville. Co. Attorneys^Winborne & Lawrence, Board of Education—J. E. Wilson, Murfreesboro.

Cchm.), Canton, R. F. D. ; J. F. Shelton, Co. Supt. Health—J. H. Mitchell, R. F. D. J. K. Ahoskie. Waynesville, ; Boone, Way- I nesville. Supt. Co Home—C. W. Parker, Menola. Co. Commissioners—M. M. Fines Co. Supt. of Schools—T. E. Noland, I — Brown, Creek; E. H. Honell, Jonathan; F. C. Ahoskie, R. F. D. No. — . Haynes, Chde. i Board of Education S. P. Winborne, COUNl'Y AFFAIRS AXD OFFICIALS. 83 I

(chm.). Como; John E. Vann, Winton; J. Supt. Co. Home—W. C. Berry, Barium H. Mitchell, Ahoskie. Springs. Co. Commissioners—J. G. Magette, Public Administrator—G. W. CI egg, (chm.), Como; A. I. Parker, Winton; J. Statesville. C. Vinson, Murfrcesboro; W. E. CuUens, Co. Board of Education—J. H. Hill, Ilarrellsville; C. W. Parker, Menola. (chm.), Statesville; J. L. Bradley, Moores- Co. Board of Election.?—A. C. Vann, ville; J. W. Albea, Harmony. Union; I. F. Snipes, Menola; W. P. Shaw, Co. Commissioners— N. B. Mills, (chm.), Jr., Winton. Statesville; J. W. Hager, Clio; D. E. No. Schools— White, 32; corored, 32. Turner, Moorcsville; H. C. Summers, New Tax Rate—County, P6 2-3c. on $100. Sterling; J. B. Parks, River Hill. Public Roads—Worked by Special Act of Co. Board of Elections—W. D. Temple- 1907. ton, Moortsville; Lee Morrow, Statesville; HYDE. R. V. Brawley,— Statesville. County Scat, Swan Quarter. No. Schools Wliite, 94; colored, 34. — Tax Rate— 20c. 20c. on Clerk of the Court 11. J. Spencer, Swan County, ; Roads, Quarter. $100 and 60c. on poll; Schools, ISc. No Sheriff—T. J. Mann, Lake Landing. indebtedness. Rrgister of Deeds—L. L. Rue, Swan Public Roads—W. C. Henry, Statesville, Quarter. Supt. Convict labor used. Road tax last Treasurer—.E B. Bell, Swan Quarter. year, $20,000.00. Coroner—R. E. Windlv, Lake Landing. Surve.yor—C. L. Mann, Englehard. JACKSON. Standard-Keeper—N. B. Harris, Swan County Seat, Webster. Quarter. Clerk of the Court—V. F. Brown, Web- Co. Attorney—Walter Jones, Swan Quar- ster. ter. Sheriff—James M. Worley, Webster. Co. Supt. of Health—R. E. Windly, Lake Register of Deeds—J. T. Gribble, Web- Landing. ster. Sujit. Co. Home—J. T. Sawyer, Swan Treasurer—J. A. Williams, Webster. Quarter. Coroner—J. W. Slielton, Painter. Co. Supt. Schools—S. J. Beckwith, Lake Survevor—T. R. Zachary, Cashiers. Landing. Co. Attorney—Felix E. Alley, Webster. Co. Board of Education—W. P. Burrus, Co. Supt. Health-H. F. Burgin, Webster. Cchm.), Englehard; Z. T. Fortescue, Supt. Co. Home—R. L. Knight, Webster. Scranton; M. S. Credle, Swan Quarter. Co. Supt. Schools—W. L. Henson, Co. Commissionprs—J. M. Hall, (chm.), Webster. Middleton; C. J. Squyors, Scranton; W. S. Co. Board of Education—R. L. Madison, Harris, Swan Quarter. (chm.). Painter; J. W. Davis, Webster; Co. Board of Elections—J. C. Simmons, W. O. Buchanan, Sylva.. Fairfield; George Makcly, Lake Comfort; Co. Commissioners—C. A. Bird, (chm.), Willie Swindell, Swan (juarter. Whittier; J. M. Watson, Painter; W. J. No. Schools—White, 32; colored, 24. Henderson, Erastus. Tax Rate—76 2-.3c. on $100; Poor, 7c.; Co. Board of Elections—E. L. McKee, Pensions, 4c. on property and 12c. on poll. (chm.), Sylva; J. W. Davis, Webster; J. Special School Tax: Swan Quarter Graded T. Wike, East Laporte. School, ''i,'5c. on $100 and $1.9.5 on poll. No. Schools—White, 43; colored, 3. Lake Landing Graded School, 33 l-3c. on Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100;

and on Ocracoke District 20c. ; 3c. $100 $1.00 poll. roads, Education, special, ; bpe_ School, 30c. on $100 and 90c. on poll. cial, 12c. Iron bridges, 5. Public Roads—I. R. Credle, Swan Quar- Public Roads—Worked by taxation and ter, Commissioner. No. miles, 165. free labor combined. No. miles, 300. Tax of 20c. on $100 and 60c. on poll for JOHNSTON. road purposes. County S'at, smithfield. IREDELL. Clerk of the Court—W. S. Stevens, County Seat, Statesville. Smithfield. Clerk of the Court—J. A. Hartness, Sheriff—R. M. Nowell, Selma. Statesville. Register of Deeds—S. T. Honeycutt, Shrriff—W. A. Summers, Statesville. Smithfield. Register of Deeds—M. O. Williams, Treasurer—G. A. Hood, Kenly. Statesville. Coroner—A. H. Ros?, Smitlifi'eld. Treasurer—M. A. Feimster, Statesville. Surveyor—T. R. Fulghum, Pine Level. Coroner—P. C. Carlton, Statesville. Standard-Keeper—S. B. Johnson, Smith- Sun-eyor— R. F. Rieves, Statesville. field. Standard-Keeper—John U. Lamprecht, Co. Sunt, of Health—L. D. Wharton, Statesville. Smithfield. Co. Attorney—W. G. Lewis, Statesville. Supt. Co. Home—George M. Hinton, Co. Supt. Health—M. R. Adams, States- Smithfield. ville. Co. Supt. of Schools—J. .P. Canaday, Co. Supt. Schools—L. O. White, States- Smithfield. ville. Co. Board of Education—W. F. Gerald, 84 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. — H. (chm.). Pine Level; John Stenhenson, Ben- Co. Board ot Education Richard F. R. son, R. F. D. No. 4; John W. Wood, Ben- Lewis, (chm.), Kinston; Hodges, son, R. F. D-. No. 2. LaGrange; H. W. Davi.s, Seven Springs. Co. Commissioners—Z. L. Lemay, Smith- Co. Commissioners— H. T\ill, (chm.), W. P. Barnett field; Eli S. IXirlington, tsenson, No. 1; W. Kinston; Gilbert, Grifton; D. N. W. Pink Jno. C. Davis, Stra- G. Wrenn, McCuUers, K. F. ; Howard, Hill; Smith, Four Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1; W. bane; Simon Wooten, LaGrange. H. E. Turner Bailey, Kenly. Co. Board of Elections— Shaw, Co. Board of Flections—M. C. Winston, (chm.), Kinston; T. B. Brown, Kinston; Pink Hill. Cchm.), Stlnia; W. A. Ed^erton, Smith- W. A. Jones, W. R. Creech, Smithfield. No. Schools—White, 10: colored, 24. field; and No. Schools—White, 108; colored, 38. Tax Rate—County, 18c. on $100 Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law 29 l-4c. poll; roads, ISc. and 54c. poll. tax for new and except Clayton, Sni'tlifleld and Selma Special jail bridges, Townships, "which are worked by taxation. 12c. on $100 and 38e. on poll. Spe- cial tax for 4c. on in stock No. miles, 600. fence, $100, Tax Rate—County, 20c. on $100 and 23c. law territory. Public Roads—N. B. on polls; 21c. for State; 18c. for Schools; Wooten, Kinston, and con- 4c. for Pensions; 20c. for County, and Supt. Worked by Special Law vict total taxation for about $1.89 on polls. No. iron bridges, 5. labor; 1907, $12,383.78. JONES. LINCOLN. County Seat, Trenton. County Seat, Lincolnton. Clerk of the Court—J. B. Collins, Tren- Clerk of the Court—A. Nixon, Lincoln- ton. ton. Sheriff—Lon Taylor, Trenton. Sheriff—J. K. Cline, Lincolnton. Register of Deeds—J. K. Dixon, Trenton. Register of Deeds—H. A. Self, Lincoln- Treasurer—C. C. Smith, Trenton. ton. Coroner—H. Johnson, Trenton. Treasurer— R. F. Beal, Lincolnton. Surveyor—Hugh Dudley, Trenton. Coroner—E. C. Baker, Lincolnton. Standard-Keeper-S. Rarker. Trenton. Co. Attornej'—C. E. Cliilds, Lincolnton. Co. Attorney—Thomas D. Warren, Tren- Co. Supt. of Health—John W. Saine, ton. Lincolnton. Co. Supt. of Health—H. Johnson, Tren- Supt. Co. Home—M. L. Heavner, Lin- ton. colnton. Supt. Co. Home—H. Pollock, Trenton. Co. Supt. Schools—G. T. Heafner, Co. Supt. of Schools—W. H. Hammond, Grouse. Trenton. Co. Board of Education—J. 0. Allen, Co. Board of Education—T. A. Bell, (chm.), Lincolnton; D. C. K. Wilkinson, (chm.), Polloksville: G. G. Noble, lion Station; B. C. Wood, Lincolnton. I Tuckahoe; R. D. Dixon, Ma}sville. Co. Commissioners—W. T. Carpenter, Co. Commissioners—Charles A. Rhodes, Lincolnton; J. A. King, Denver; Junius Comfort; F. Brock, Trenton; J. J. Sim- Planton, Henry; J. E. Rcinhardt, Iron mons, Polloksville. Station; Thomas Kline, Lincolnton. Co. Board of Elections—J. W. Wooten, Co. Board of Elections—W. C. Quickel, (chm.), Trenton; R. D. Dixon, Maysville; (.chm.), Lincolnton; R. J. Mauzer, Lincoln- J. K. Brock, Trenton. ton; Edgar Love, (sec'y), Lincolnton. No. Schools—White, 32; colored, 22. No. Schools—White, 57; colored, 14. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3 on $100 and Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100. Two 'J7c. poll. Special tax for roads 15c. on iron bridges. .$100; 45e. on polls. Mcdowell. — Taxation. No. Public Roads Worked by County Seat, Marion. R. miles, 175. Road Superintendents: K. Clerk of the Court—Thomas Morris, Ma- Hay, Maysville; B. R. Henderson, Pol- r'on. A. loksville, R. F. D. ; L. Haywood, Sheriff—P. H. Mashburn, Marion. Trenton; W. 0. Haskins, Trenton, R. F. Register of Deeds—John A. Laughridge, 1).; F. B. Koonce, Comfort; W. B. Har Marion. gctt. Comfort; E. B. Islcr, Dover, R. F. D. Treasurer—N. C. Jones, Marion. LEXOIR. Coroner—W. W. Gilbert, Rocky Pass. County Seat, Kinston. Survevor—L. A. Hanev, Demming. Clerk of the Court—Plato Collins, Kin- Supt." of Co. Home—J. A. Poteet, Ma- ston. rion. Sheriff—J. P. Nunn, Kinston. Co. Supt. of Schools—D. F. Giles, Marion. Register of Deeds—Jno. JI. Barwick, Co. Board of Elections—D. E. Hudgen, Kinston. Marion; Geo. I. AVhite, Marion; W. E. Treasurer—Jno. H. Dawson, Kinston. Brown, Marion. Coroner—J. C. Green, LaGrange. Co. Supt. of Health—M. L. Justice, Ma- Surveyor—G. F. Loftin, Kinston. rion. Standard-Keeper—T. B. Ashford, Kinston. Co. Commissioners—John Yancey, Ma- Supt. of Health—C. L. Pridgen, Kinston. rion; G. W. Conley, Woodlawn; R. R. Co. Supt. of Schools—C. W. Howard, Moore, Old Fort. Kinston. Co. Board of Educati -n—D. E. Hudgiris, COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 85

Marion; J. L. Padgett, Nebo; Johnson Led- (dim.). Mars Hill; G. L. McKinney, Mar- No. 1. bi'ttcr, Dome. sliall; G. H. Roberts, Marshall, 13. No. Schools—White, 75; colored, 4. No. Schools—White, •"iT; cokred, — Rate 21c. 4c. ; Tax Rate—County, court house and poor, Tax State, ; pension, and 18c. 23 2-3c. ; 22c. on $100 and i^2.2.5 poll. Bridges schools, ; general county, Sc. SOc. 10c. !)c. ; ; interest roads, 10c on $100 and poll; railroads, roads, ; bridges, jury, lOe. Bonded 2:.c. Bonded debt, $5.5,900. on bonds, ; poll, $3.11. debt, Public Roads—Worked in part by labor $90,000. Floating debt, $30,000. and taxation, 10 to 40c on $100 and SOc. Public Roads— J. F. Bryan, Marshall, R. Act. to $1.20 poll. No. miles, 200. F. D'. 3, Supt. Worked by Special Work 6 days and pay 10c. on $100 \ prop- MACON. erty and 30c. poll. County Seat, Franklin. aiAKTIN. R. M. Clerk of the Court— Ledford, County Scat, WlUiamston. Franklin. Clerk of the Court—J. A. Hobbs, Wil- Sheriff—II. D. Dean, Franklin. liamston. Frank- Register of Deeds—D. W. Blaine, Sheriff—J. C. Crawford, Wil liamston. lin. Ri gister of Deeds-W. C. Manning, Wil- Treasurer—— H. D. Dean, Franklin. liamston. Coroner R. F. Henry, Franklin. Treasurer—H. M. Burras, SVilliamston. —J. W. Franklin. — Surveyor — Amnions, Surveyor Sylvester Peel, WlUiamston. Co. Attorney Robertson & Benbow, Standard-Ke"eper—John T. Ross, Roberson- Franklin. ville. of Health—S. H. Frank- Co. Supt. Lyle, Supt. Co. Home—J. D. Bowen, WlUiam- lin. ston. of Co. Home—J. N. Snpt. McConnell, Supt. of Health—W. E. Warren, WlUiam- Iranklin. ston. M. D. Co. Supt. Schools— Billings, Co. Supt. Schools— R. J. Peel, WlUiam- Franklin. ston. Board of Education—Geo. Dalrymple, Co. Commissioners—R. H. Salisbury, Has- J. T. Franklin; a-hm.), Franklin; Patton, S(ll; W. M. Perry, W-Uiamston; W. A. T. B. Higdon, Higdonv'lle. Brown, Jamesville. Co. Commissioners—E. H. Franks, (ehm.) Co. Board of Education—J. T. Waldo, J. M. Franklin; J. M. Cochran, Flats; (ehm.), Hamilton; L. B. Wynn, Everetts; Keener, Gneiss. S. R. Williamston. W. Biggs, Co. Board of Elections—.John Mann, Co. Board Elections—N. S. Peel, (chm.), E. H. Franklin; J. G. Siler, Franklin; Williamston; B. R. Jenkins, Robersonville; Franks. Franklin. C. C. Fagan, Williamston. Schools— 4. No. White, 59; colored, No. Schools—White, 47; colored, 31. 16 2-3c. on Tax Rate—County, .$100; poor, Tax Rate—County, 17c. on $100. 7c.; roads, 35c. on $100 and $1.05 poll. Public Roads—W. C. Manning, William- Floating debt, $7,717.16; school, $1.58 poll ston, Supt. Worked by Old State Law. 18o. on and $100.— Four per cent on $100 annually spent out Public Roads County surveyor. Worked of county fund. One-third of the roads by Special Act and taxation; total last improved. Convict labor can be used. Iron d. 25 miles. year, $5,802.46. Imp'-ovi bridges, 4. 3IADISON. MECKI.ENBURG. County Scat, Marehall. Countv Seat, Charlotte. Clerk of the Court—J. H. White, Mar- Clerk of the Court—J. A. Russell, Cliar- shall. lotte. Sheriff-George W. Cole, Marshall. Register of Deeds—W. M. Moore, Char- Register of Deeds—W. R. Rice, Marshall. lotte. Treasurer—W. II. Henderson, Marshall. Treasurer—H. J. Walker, Charlotte. Coroner—A. J. McDevett, Walnut. Coroner—William .-V. Gresham, Charlotte. Surveyor—Z. V. Hunter, Mars Hill. Surveyor—J. B. Spratt, Dixie. Standard-Keeper—W. R. Rice, Marshall. Standard-Keeper-A. B. Willniann, Char- Co. Attorney—Lewis J. Baley, Marshall. lotte. Co. Supt. of" Health—W. J. Weaver, Mar- Co. Attorneys—Burwell & Cansler, Char- shall. lotte. Supt. Co. Home—Len Henderson, Mar- Supt. of Health—C. S. McLaughlin, shall. Cliarlotte. Co. Supt. Schools—C. A. Henderson, 5far- Supt. Co. Home—J. T. Ilolton, Charlotte. shall. Public Administrators— II. N. Pharr, W. Co. Board of Education—L. M. Bryan, M. Smith, Charlotte. jMarshall; W. L. Hensley, Buckncr; 3. M. Co. Supt. Schools—R. J. Cochrane, Char- Wallin, Big Laurel. lotte. Co. Commissioners—W. R. Rice, (Clerk Co. Board of Education—William Ander- to Board); A. H. Bryan, Marshall; J. C. son, (chm.), Charlotte; W. M. Ross, Fort

Chandley, White Rock; W. C. Ammons, Mill, S. C. ; John McDowell, Charlotte; C. 3. F. Marshall, No. H. Caldwell, Charlotte, R. D. ; Jno Co. Board of Elections—W. O. Connor, Caldwell, Davidson. 86 r-OUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFiaALS.

Co. Commissioners—Jno. B. Ross, (chm.), on poll. Floating debt, $500. Charlotte; C. V. Furr, Charlotte, R. F. D.; No Schools—White, 5b; colored, 14. D. A. Henderson, Mint Hill; W. M. Long, Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. Charlotte; W. N. McKeo, Charlotte, R. No. miles, 200. F. D. MOORE. Co. Board Elections—A. M. McDonald, County Seat, Carthage. (chm.), Charlotte; W. S. Caldwell, Hun- Clerk of the Court—J. Alton Mclver, tersville; Geo. W. Sadler, Charlotte. Carthage. No Schools—White, "S; colored, 61. Sheriff—A. C. Kelly, Carthage. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100; Register of Deeds—N. A. McKeithen interest on 15c. con- roads, 10c. ; debt, ; Carthage. 18c. — victs, 25c. ; schools, Treasurer A. D. Muse, Carthage. Bonded debt, $300,000; floating debt, Coroner—H. B. Hoyle, Jonesboro. $40,000. Surveyor—J. L. Cole, Carthage. Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law Co. Attorney—W. J. Adams, Carthage. and convicts. Two complete macadamizing Supt. Health—G. McLeod, Carthage. outfits; cost about $15,000. Macadam road, Supt. Co. Home—Sam D. Stuart. 150 miles; cost per mile, $3,000. No. iron Public Administrator—McL Kennedy, bridges, 13. Carthage. MITCHELL. Co. Supt. Schools—J. A. McLeod, Car- i thage. I County Scat, Bakersville. Co. Board Education—R. W. Allen, Clerk of the Court—M. L. Buchanan, J. R. (chm.), Sanford; McQueen, Lakeview; ] Bakersville. W. H. H. Lawhon, Carthage. Sherifif-J. W Bryant, Bakersville. Co. Commissioners—W. S. Weatherspoon, Register of Deeds—J. D. Braswell, (chm.), Sanford; E. P. Seawell, Carthage; B.ikersville. M. A. Monroe, Big Oak. Treasurer—R. H. Bradshaw, Jr., Bakers- Co. Board of Elections—U. L. Spence, ville. — (chm.), Carthage; O. D. Wallace, Carthage; Coroner —L. C. Byrd, Bakersville. C. A. .Tones, Carbonton. Surveyor C. H. Wise, Hawk. No. Schools—White, 38; colored, 46. Co. Attornev—S. J. Turner, Bakersville. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and R. Bakers- Co. Supt. Health—V. Butt, 3Sc. poll; special for county indebtedness, ville. 6c. 18c. SOc. and and poll ; graded schools, P. Herrell. Supt. Co. Home—W. Arnold, one. poll. Bonded debt, $6,000. Floating Co. Supt. Schools—D. W. Greene, Wing. debt, $20,000. Board of Education—S. R. Hensley, Public Roads—Dr. G. McLeod, Carthage, (chm.), Penland; Jno. A. Bailey, Spruce Supt. Pine; Geo. M. Young, Red Hill. NASH. Co. Commissioners—Joe Bowditch, County Seat, Nashville. Will (chm.), Bakersville; Greene, Clarissa; Clerk of the Court—T. A. Sills, Nash- B. P. Griffin, Relief. ville. Co. Board Elections— S. R. Hensley, Pen- Sheriff—C. L. Johnson, Nashville. R. Bakers- land; S. J. Black, O. Wilson, Register of Deeds—J. R. Whitaker, Nash- ville. — ville. No. Schools White, 72; rolored, 4. Treasurer—J. D. Winstead, Nashville. Tax Rate—County, 24c. on .$100 and 50c. Surveyor—C. D. Jones, Nashville. polls; special roads, 10c. and 30c. polls. Coroner— J. S. Proctor, Nashville. Floating debt, —$l,.50O. Iron bridges, 1. Standard-Keeper—P. W. D. Lincke, Nash- Public Roads Worked by taxation. M. J. ville. Panncll, Supt., Bakersville. Co. Supt. Health—J. P. Battle, Nash- MONTGOMERY. ville. County Seat, Troy. Co. Supt. Schools—W. S. Wilkinson, Clerk of the Court—C. A. Armstrong, Rock}' Mount. Trov. Co. Examiner—W. S. Wilkinson, Rocky Sheriff—R. T. Rush, Troy. Mount. Register of T>ecds—0. B. Deaton, Troy. Co. Commissioners—AV. E. Jeffreys, Treasurer—R. T. Rush, Troy. (chm.). Rocky Mount: A. T. Strickland, Coroner—J. B. Hurlev. Wadeville. Glover; S. A. Batchelor, Nashville. Surveyor—M. A. Bennett, Marcus. Supt. Co. Home-Ivcy W. Strickland, Co. Supt. of Health—Dr. Shamberger, Nashville. Star. Board of Education—J. F. Finch, Glover; Supt. Co. Home—W. C. Hurley, Troy. T. V. Avent, Aventon; R. H. Ricks, Rocky Co. Supt. Schools—R. T. Poole, Troy. Mount. Co. Commissioners— G.;o. M. Bruton, Mt. Co. Board of Elections—A. T. Strickland, D'. Gilead, R. F. D. No. 2; N. M. Thayer, Spring Hope, R. F. D. ; W. Jovncr, F. V. Eldorado; R. B. Munn. Tola. Rocky Mount, R. D. ; B. Carter, Co. Board of Elections—A. B. McCaskill, Nashville. (chm.), Cander; A. R. Morris, Troy; H. No. Schools—White, 62; colored, 45. P. Montgomery, Montgomery. Tax Rate—County, 23 .'-3c. or. $100. Tax Ratf>—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Public Roads—Worked by O'd State Law. 38c. on 15c. 4.5c. No. about 800. Convicts can be used. poll ; special, on $100 and miles, COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 87

NEAV HAXOArEIK. sonville. Sheriff—W. C. Mills, Richlands. County Scat, Wilmington. Register of Deeds—J. B. Petteway, Jack- Clerk of the Court—John D. Taylor, sonville. Wilmington. Treasurer—G. A. Hurst, Jacksonville. Sheriff— S. P. — Cowan,— Wilmington. Coroner Eli Shiver, Jacksonville. RfgisttT of Deeds John Haas, Wilming- Sun'eyor—J. L. Woodward, Richlands. ton. Standard-Keeper, Julian Avery, Jackson- Treasurer—H. McL. Green, Wilmington. ville. Coroner—C. D. Bell, Wilmington. Co. Attornev—E. M. Koonce, Jackson- Standard-Keeper—G. C. Simmons, Wil- ville. mington. Supt. Health—Cyrus Thompson, Jackson- Co. Attorney—M. Bellamy, Wilmington. ville. Co. Supt. of Health—W. D. McMillan, Co. Supt. Schools—W. M. Thompson, Wilmington. I'ichlands. Supt. Co. Home—J. R. Hardee, Wilming- Co. Board of Education—Hosea Brown, ton. (chm.), Jacksonville; O. F. Justice, Snead'g Wil- Co. Supt. of Schools—W. Catlett, Ferry; D. F. Howard, Richlands. mington. — Co. Commissioners—B. L. Kellum, Jack- Co. Commissioners D. McEachern, sonville; John Williams, Richlands; J. A. (ohm.), M. W. Djvine, H. L. Vollers, Wm. Pittman, Swansboro. F. Robertson,— W. F. Alexander. Co. Board of Elections—T. B. Henderson, Jailor E. D. Capps. Jacksonville; J. C. Cole, Jacksonville; W. Board of Education— George Rountree, H. Jarman, Jacksonville H. Wil- (clim.), D. McRae, W. Sprunt, No. Schools—White, C-3; colored, 20. mington. Tax Rate—State, 25c. on $100 and $2.00 of J. O. Co. Board Elections— Carr, Wm. r.T' poll; schools. 18c. and $1.00 on poll. Gilchrist, Wm. Struthers, Jr.. Wilmington. Bonded debt, $60,000; interest on debt, No. Schools— 14. White, 19; colored, !p.;,6G0. Tax Rati^County, 23 2-3e. on $100; road Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. bonds, 2 l-3c and 7c. poll; hospital, 4c. ORANGE. and 12c. poll. Countv Hillsboro. Public Roads—H. Hocutt, Supt. Worked Stat, Clerk of the" Court—D. H. Hamilton, by convict labor. No. miles, 80; crushed Hillsboro. stone, 30. Sheriff— S. W. Andrews, Hillsboro. NOKTHAJIPTON, R gister of Deeds—John Laws, Hillsboro. Treasurer—H. L. Parish, Hillsboro. County Seat, Jackson. —James O. Webb, Hillsboro. Clerk of the Court—J. T. Flythe, Jack- Surveyor Co. Attornev— S. M. Gattis, Hillsboro. son. Co. Health—C. D. Jones, Hills- Sheriff— H. L. Joyner, Jackson. Supt. boro. Register of Deeds— S. J. Calvert, Jack- Co. Home—R. D. Bain, Efland. son. Supt. Co. of Schools—J. C. Hocutt, Treasurer—J. G. L. Crocker, Seaboard. Supt. Hillsboro. Coroner—N. P. Coppedge, Margarettsville. Board of Education— J. P. Lockhart, Surveyor—E. P. Outland, Eaglftown. (chm.), Hillsboro; S. T. Forrest, Efland; Co. Supt. Health—H. W. Lewis, Jackson. George C. Pickard, Chapel Hill. Supt. Co. Home—A. H. Reed, Jackson. Co. Commissioners—J. F. McAdams, Co. Supt. Schools—P. J. Long, Jackson. Browning, Pickett, Hills- Board of Education—J. B. Stephenson, Sterling Joseph bf.ro. (chm.), Severn; W. T. Joyner, Garysburg; Co. Board of Elections—J. D. Webb, E. B. Lassiter, Potecasi. Hill; A. Harris, Co. Commissioners—C. R. Harrell, (chm.), (chm.). Chapel Joseph Hillsboro; A. J. Gordon. Hillsboro. Potecasi; D. N. Stephenson, Pendleton; No. Schools—White, *4; colored, 23. Everett Baugham, Rich Square; J. M. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-.'?c. on $100 and Grant, Jackson; J. H. Fitzhugh, Garys- 3Sc. roads, 25c. and 75c. on poll. burg; Attorne.vs, & polls; Gay Midyett. debt about Co. Board of Elections— S. J. Calvert, I-'loating i>.j,O00. Public Roads—Special road tax for Hills- Jackson; J. W. Weaver, Rich Square; W. boro Commissioners: P. C. Col- T. Griffin, Woodland. township. M. C. and !I. Winder Webb. No. Schools— White, 44; colored, 42. lins, Ray Tax Rate—County, 14e. on $100 property, PA]V£LICO. and 9c. on poll. Road tax, 15c. on $100 Countv Scat, Bavboro. property; 45c. on poll. Bonded indebted- Clerk of the" Court-Geo. T. Famell, ness, $8,000. Bayboro. Public Roads—J. M. Smith, Severn, Supt. Sheriff—Geo. R. Brinson, Bairds Creek. Worked bv taxation by la\vs of 1906. Register of Deeds—Z. V. Rawls, Bay- Amount $10,313.49. No. "miles, 600. boro. Treasurer—S. W. Ferrebee, Stonewall. ONSLOW. Coroner—R. M. Daniels, Stonewall. County S at, Jacksonville. Surveyor—Paul T. Tingle, Stonewall. Clerk of the Court— M. M. Capps, Jack- Co. Supt. Health—D. A. Dees, Bayboro. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

Supt. Co. Home—George W. Reel, Bay- Co. Supt. Schools—Rev. C. H. Utlcy, boro. Burgaw. Co. Supt. Schools—E. C. Ross, Stone- Board of Education—R. K. Bryan, (chm.), wall. Scotts Hill; A. L. Bo'ven, Burgaw; D. J. Board of Education—W. T. Mayo, Corbott, Jr., C>irrie. (chm.), Mesic; B. F. McCotter, AlUance; Co. Commissioners—K. F. Powers, H. L. Gibbs, Oriental. (chm.), JIaple Hill; F. P. FljTin, Berta; Co. Commissioners—^J. F. Cowell, Bay- George J. Moore, Atkinson. boro; J. B. Martin, Janerio; Benjamin Co. Board of Elections—J. T. Bland, Potter, Cash Comer. (chm.), Burgaw; E. M. Johnston, Willard; Co. Board of Elections—^D. B. Hooker, T. J. Armstrong, Rockv Point Bayboro; Phil C. Jones, Vandemere; C. A. No. Schools—White, 47; colored, 39. Flowers, Vandemere. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100. No No. Schools—WTiite, 22; colored, 12. debt. Tax Rat(i--County, whole rate fl.Ol 2-3 Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. on $100. Floating debt, about ipSOO. Three iron bridges. Public Roads—Worked by Law of 1907. PERQUIJMANS. No. miles, 180. R. A. Haugh, Supt., Bay- boro. County Seat, Hertford. Clerk of the Court—Charlie Johnson, PASQUOTAXK. Hertford. County Ssat, Elizabeth City. Sheriff—B. F. Bray, Hertford. Clerk of the Court—\V. H. Jennings, Register of Deeds—W. F. C. Edwards, EUzabeth City. Hertford. — Sheriff—Oiarles Reid,— Elizabeth City. Treasurer— L. W. Norman, Hertford. Register of Deeds J. C. Spenee, Eliza- SmTeyor David—Cox, Hertford. beth City. Standard-Keeper James A. Keenan, Hert Treasurer—James P. Thompson, Eliza- ford. beth City. Supt. of Health-Dr. C. C. Winslow, — Winfall. Coroner I. Fearing, Elizabeth City. — Surveyor—J. J. 2>Iorris, Elizabeth Citv. Supt. Co. Home Simon Stallings, Hert Standard-Keeper—W. D. Williams, Eliza- ford. beth Citv. Co. Supt. Schools—W. G. Gaither, Hert Co. Supt. Health—J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth ford. Citv. Co. Board of Education—R. A. Brinn Supt. of Co. Home—W. P. Newbold, Hertford; Jno. H. Ward, Behidere; J. C, Elizabeth City. Blanchard, Hertford. Co. Supt. Schools—G. R. Little, Eliza- Co. Board of Election—W. H. Cannon beth City. (dim.), W. R. A^Tiite, I. N. White, Hert — ford. Co. Board of Education A. L. Pendle- — ton, (chm.), Elizabeth Citv; W. A. Foster, Commissioners R. L. KnOwles, Ed. Wins R. F. D. No. -4, Elizabeth City; J. C. low, Wm. T. Jones, .lames 11. Miller, L B. James, Jr., R. F. D. No. 1, Weeksville. Perry. Co. Commissioners—T. B. Wilson, No. Schools—White, 29; colored, 20. (chm.), Elizabeth Citv; L. D. Munden, Tax Ratt^County, 23 2-3c. on $100 Fltate, 21c. ISc. Okisko: G. D. Sherlock, R. F. D. No. 1, ; schools, ; special county, 3 l-2c. 4c. Elizabeth City; Thomas E. Palmer, R. F. ; pension, on $100. D. No. 2, Elizabeth City; W. J. F. Spenee, Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. Geo. D. R. F. D. No. 4, Elizabeth City. Newbv, Chm. Bd. of Supervisors. Co. Board of Elections—M. B. Sawi'er, No. miles, 400. (chm.), Elizabeth City; A. L. Pendleton, PERSOX. J. P. Overman. Elizabeth City. County Seat, Roxboro. No. Schools— 16. White, ?1; colored, Clerk of the Court-D. W. Bradsher, Tax Rate—Countv, 32c. on $100 and 38e. Roxboro. poll. Floating debt, $4,000. Sheriff—N. S. Thompson, Roxboro. Public Roads—J. W. Scarborough, Eliza- Register of Deeds—V/. E. Webb, Rox- beth City, Supt. Worked by Law of 1905. boro. Convict system. Surve3-or—— Jno. H. Howard, Roxboro. PEXDER. Coroner Jno. R. Hamlin. Smvevor—Jno. H. Ho%vard, Yancey. County Seat, Burgaw. Supt. Health—W. A. Bradsher, Roxboro. Clerk of — the Court J. F. Johnson, Supt. Co. Home—Samuel Morris, Rox- Burgaw. — boro. Sheriff W. R. Atkinson. Burgaw. Co. Supt. Schools—G. F. Holloway, Rox- Register of Deeds—R. I. Durham, Bur- boro. gaw. Co. Board of Education—Prof. N. C. Treasurer—W. R. Atkinson, Burgaw. Newbold, (chm.), Roxboro; C. A. AMiit- Standard-Keeper—T. V. Bordeaux, Bur- field, Virgilina, Va; W. A. Malone, Moriah. gaw. Co. Commissioners—E. B. Reade, Rox- Coroner—C. D. Blizzard, Point Caswell. boro; B. F. Hester, Hesters Store; R. H. Supt. Co. Home—D. C. Barnhill, Bur- Bailey, Woodsdale. gaw. Co. Board Elections— Jno. A. Noell, COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS, 89

(chm.), Roxboro; O. D. Bailey, Woods- KANDULPH. K. F. D. F. O. Roxboro. dale, ; Carver, Asheboro. No. Schools—White, 44; colored, 34. County Seat, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Clerk of the Court—W. C. Hammond, 38c. poll; roads, 15c. and 45o. poll; debt, Asheboro. 5c. and 15c. poll. Bonded debt, $20,000. Sheriff—S. L. Hayw^irth, Asheboro. Public Roads—R. A. Spencer, Bethel Hill, Register of Deeds—J. P. Burroughs, Supt. Worked by Special Law. No. miles, Asheboro. 400. Convicts used. Iron bridges, 2. Treasurer—B. F. Newby, Asheboro. Coroner—Dr. D. L. Fox, Randleman. PITT. Surveyor-IL A. Moftt. ureenville. Albright, County S^aL, Co. Health—Dr. S. A. Henley, of the D. C. Green- Supt. Clerk Court— Moore, Asheboro. ville. Supt. Co. Home—W. J. Delk, Bulla. Sheriff—L. W. Tucker, Greenville. Public Administratoi-- S. W. Laughlin, of Deeds—Richard Register Williams, Asheboro. Greenville. Co. Supt. Schools—E. J. Coletrane, Ashe- Sam'l T. Greenville. Treasurer— White, boro. Coroner—Dr. C. O'H. Laughinghouse, Board of Education—W. N. Elder, Greenville. (chm.). Trinity; G. T. Murdock, Lassiter; —R. F. Jenkins, Grifton. Svirveyor L F. Craven, Ramseur. C. E. Fleming, Green- Standard-Keeper— Co. Commissioners—J. W. Cox, Staley; ville. H. G. Lassiter, Lassiter; A. N. Bulla, Co. of Health— .J. E. Nobles, Green- Supt. (chm.), Randleman. ville. Co. Board Elections--J. A. Spence, Co. Home—J. A. Hardee, Green- Supt. (chm.), Asheboro; Troy Redding, Hoyle; ville. Seth W. Laughlin, Asheboro. Public Administrator—Jesse Cannon, Ay- No. Schools—White, 104; colored, 22. den. Tax Rate—County, ?3 2-3c. on $100; W. H. Co. Supt. Schools— Ragsdale, 18c. roads, 8 l-3c. ; State, 25c.: schools, Gr^'-nville. Public Roads—H. H. Kennedy, Supt. Board of Education—A. G. Cox, (chm.), Convict labor used. Iron bridges, 5. Wiiito viile; L. C Artliur, Greenville; M. O. Blount, Bethel. KICIOIOND. Co. Commissioners—R. W. King, (chm.), Seat, Rockingham. Grefnville; Noah T. Cox, Shelmerdine; Jno. County Clerk of the Court—T. L. Covington, Z. Brooks, Grifton; Montgomery T. Spier, Rockingham. Pactolus; Dcmpsey J. iloiland, Conetoe. Sheriff—M. L. Hinson, Co. Board of Elections—J. G. Moye, Rockingham. Register of Deeds—B. F. Reynolds, Rock- (chm.), Greenville; J. N. Hart, Greenville; W. E. Murphcv, Farmville. ingham. Coroner—Daniel Gay, Rockingham. No. Schools— SO; colored, 51. '\Miite, —N. A. Graham, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on and Surveyor Rockingham. $100 Treasurer—D. M. Morrison. 71c. poll; 6 2-3c. for roads; 20c. poll, 2 l-3c —A. B. Nicholson, Rock- tor bonds, 87c. on Standard-Keeper polls. ingham. Public Roads—Joseph McLawhorn, Ay- Co. —A. S. Worked Old State Law. Attorney Dockery, Rocking- den, Supt. by ham. POIiK. Co. Supt. Health—N. C. Hunter, Rock- County Seat, Columbus. ingham. Clerk of the Court—S. B. Edwards, Co- Co. Supt. Schools—W. R. Coppedge, lumbus. Rockingham. Sheriff—W. C. Robertson, Saluda. Co. Board of Education—Stephen Wall, Register of Deeds—F. M. Burgess, Co- (elim.), Rockingham; A. H. McDonald, lumbus. Hoffman; D. A. Parsons, Covington. Treasurer—Jos. Jackson, Tryon. Co. Commissioners— H. S. Ledbetter, Surveyor—J. E. Gibbs, Millspring. (chm.), Rockingham; M. C. Freeman, Ham- Supt. of Health—Earl Grady, Tryon. let; A. T. White, Bosnck's Mills; W. M. Supt. Co. Home—J. R. Smith, Columbus. Covington, Rockingham; J. F. Diggs, Co. Board of Education—J, F. Williams, Rockingham. Columbus; S. B. Weaver, Laudrum, S. C, Co. Board of Elections— A. Baldwin, Cov- R. F. D. No. 1; R. M. Foster. Bright. ington; W. E. Crjsland, (chm.), Rocking- Co. Supt. Schools—W. M. Justice, Mill- ham, R. F. D. No. 1; J. M. Smith, Rock- spring. ingham. Co. Commissioners—C. A. Cannon, Tax Rate—County 23 2-3c. on $100; debt, (chm.), Columbus; D. E. Conner, Tryon; 4c. on $100 and 12c. poll. Bonded debt, J. L. Jackson, Tryon. .$25,000. Co. Board of Elections—N. I. Mills, No. Schools—White, 41; colored, 33. Cchm.), Columbus; W. J. Gains, Tryon; T. Public Roads—Rockingham and Wolf Pit E. Pace, Fishtop. Townships worked by taxation, balance of Public Roads—Worked in part by labor county by Old State Law. No. miles, 250. and taxation, 15c. on $100 and 45c. poll; Supervisors, S. R. Mcintosh, Rockingham; No. miles, about 225. B. Grant, Pegues. 00 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

ROBESON. Milcs improved, 200. Convicts used. No. County S.at. Lumberton. iron bridges, 10. Clerk of the Court—W. H. Humphrey, Lumberton. ROAVAX. Sheriff—E. C. McNeill, Lumberton. County Seat, Salisburj'. Ri gister of Deeds—Daniel \V. Bullock, Clerk of the Court—J. Frank McCub- Lumberton. bins, Salisbury. — J. Salisbun'. Treasurer M. G. McKenzie, Lumberton. Sheriff— h. Krider,— Coroner—George E. Rancke. R' gister of Deeds E H. Miller, Salis- Surveyor—Jno. Ferguson. burj'. Standard-Keeper—A. B. Small, Lumber- Tr^asurer— J. R. Nicholas, Salisbury. ton. Coroner—E. Rose Darsett, Salisbury Co. Supt. Health- 11. T. Pope, Lumber- Surveyor—C. M. Miller. Salisbury. ton. Standard Keeper—C. H. Swink, Salis- Supt. Co. Homo—F. T. Meaies, Lumber- bury. ton. Co. Attorney—T. C. Linn, Salisburj-. Co. Supt. Schools—J. R. Poole, Lumber- Co. Supt. Health—I. H. Foust, Salis- ton. bury. Co. Board Education—Lucius McEae, Red Supt. Co. Home^Mr- Chas. Patterson, Springs: M. Shepherd, Orrum; S. E. Mer- Salisbury. cer, Maxton. — Public Administrator- -John J. Stewart, Co. Commissioners J. W. Carter, (ohm.), Salisbury. — A. B. McEachern, C. A. Oliver, A. L. Bul- Co. Supt. Schools R G. Kizer, Salis- lock, D. S. Alderman. bury. Co. Board of Elections—R. E. Lewis, Board of Education—C. B. Miller Cchm.), China .1. S. H Lumberton, R. F. D. ; Oscar Page, Marietta; Grove; nderson, Salisbury; S. A. Edmund, Lumberton. P. A. Sloop, China —Grove. No. Schools—White, 80; colored, 61; In- Co. Commissionei's A. L. Smoot, (chm.), dian, 24. Salisbury: C. H. Klutt-:, Salisbury, No. 4; Tax Rate—State, 25c.: county, 20c.; R. C. "Current, Cleveland, No. 1; W. L. ISc. P. X. Salis- schools, ; roads, 25c.; polU $2.64. Harris, Salisbury; Hartman, Public Roads—Worked by taxation. A. E. bury. White, W. H. Graham, H. C. McNair, Su- Co. Board of Elections—E. C. Gregory, pervisors. One iron brirlg". (chm."), Salisbury; H. C. St. Clair, Salis- bury; J. C. Dcaton, Landis.

I ROCKINGHAai. Tax Rate—County, 17c. on $100 and ,33c. County S. at. Wtntworth. poll; roads, 25c. on $100 and 7.5c. poll; Clerk of the Court—.las. T. Smith, Went- county bonds, 2c. on $100 and 6c. poll. worth. Debt," $25,000. Sheriff—M. F. c, — Pinni— Reidsville. Public Roads P. A. Hartman, Salisbury, Rtgister of Deeds James A. Scales, Supt. Worked bv special law Total tax Wcntworth. last year. $27,864.20. No. miles, 275 to Treasurer—— M. F. Pinnix, Reidsville. .SOO: crushed stone, 10; improved, 100. Con- Coroner —W. E. Dix, Oregon. victs used. Macadam, 24 miles, cost per Surveyor W. K. Gibbs, Reidsville. mile, $2,000. Co. Attornej-—P. B. Johnston, Reidsville. Co. Supt. Health—Samuel Ellington, RUTHERFORD. Wentworth. County S2at, Rutherfordton. Supt. Co. Home—W. T. Williams, Went- CI rk of the Court—il. 0. Dickerson, worth. Rutherfordton. Co. Supt. Schools—H. A. Hayes. Reids- Sheriff—E. A. Martin, Rutherfordton. ville. Register of Deeds—J. P. Jones, Ruther- Board of Education—R. H. Ivie. Leaks- fordton. ville; George W. Martin, (chm.), Madison; Tre asurcr—George Biggerstafl, Ruther- W. J. Wil.iams, Summerfield, R. F. D. fordton. Co. Commissioners—C. H. Dalton, Madi- Coroner—P. H. Hardin, Forest City. R. — son, F. D. ; W. A. Webster, Madison; Surveyor Marion G. Crow, Gambles R. E. Wall, Spray; Geo. R. Wright, Reids- Store. ville, No. 2; Jno. A. Benton, Ruffin. Co. Attorneys—Gallert & Carson, Ruth- Board of Elections—Lawrence McRae, erfordton. (chm.), Spray; R. W. Morphis, Reidsville; Co. Supt. Health—E B. Harris, Ruth- J. M. Galloway, Jr., Madison. erfordton. No. Schools—White, 78; colored, 41. Supt. Co. Hom^-J. N. Jones, Ruther- Tax Rate—School, 20c. on »100 and $1.56 fordton. on poU; road, 25c. on $100 and 75e. on Co. Supt. Schools—B. H. Bridges, Forest poll; county, 30c. on ?100 and 55c. on City. poll; State and pension, 25c. on $100 and Co. Board Education J. F. Flack, Ruth- 12c. on Plato poll. Bonded debt, $5,000. erfordton : G. W. Long Wildmere; Public Roads—J. V. Price, Wentworth, Gettys, Hollis. Supt. Worked partly by labor and partly Co. Commissioners—C. M. LjTich, (chm.), by taxation; total last year, $19,000. Rutherfordton; J. M. Glover, Oak Springs; Bridges, etc., repaired out of general fund. J. H. Miller, Islandford. . 4- COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFEICTALS. 91

Co. Board of Elections—I. N. Bigeer- Public Roads—S. E. staff (chni.), Forest R. R. Gibson, Gibson, City; Simmons, Supt. Worked by taxation. Rutherfordton; T. C. Smith, Rutherford- ton. STANLY. Ta.x Rate—State and county and special County S.'at, Albemarle. if]. 15. Bonded debt, $12i,o6o. Floating Clerk ^ of the Court—A. P. Harris, Albe- debt, .$16,000. marle. Public Roads-J. T. Fortune, Forest City Sheriff—J. D. Albemarle. Snpt. Worked Love, by Special Act of 1905. No' of iron Register Deeds—J. M. Boyette, Albe- bridges, 13. marle. SAMPSON. Treasurer—D. D. Parker, Albemarle. Coroner—D. F. County Sear, Clinton. Rummage, Albemarle. Clerk Surveyor—Millard A. of the Court—W. F. Sessoms, Clin- Whitley, Bridge- ton. port. Sheriff- Standard-Keeper—John Albe- Duncan C. McPhail, Clinton, R. Sanders, F. D. marle. Supt. Co. Home—W. J. Rfgistcr of Deeds-Hinton Maxwell, Clin- Underwood, Albe- ton. niarle. Co. 'freasurer-Everett Supt. Schools—E. F. Eddins, Palmer- Turner, Clinton. ville. Coroner—J. P. Parker, Clinton. Co. Board of Education—Dr. T. A. Hatch- Sui-veyor-John Herring, Dolway. cock, (chm.), D. P. Standard-Keeper-Charles Crumpler, Clin- Norwood; Whitley ton. Milhngport; J. M. Hartsell, Leo. Co. Co. Commissioners—Luther Attorney—Henry E. Faison, Clinton. Bost, Endy Co J. D. Forest, Albemarle; W. F. Supt. of Health-Frank H. Holmes, Crump, Clinton. (chm.), Cottonville. Co. Board Elections—M. E. Supt of Home—J. H. Boon, Clinton. Blalock, Nor- Co. wood; J. F. Laton, Supt. Schools—L. L. Matthews, Clin Albemarie; J. ton. M. Harris, Albemarle. No. Co. Board of Schools—White, 33; colored 10 Education—A. F. Johnson, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. rn (chm.), Clinton; \V. \. Bizzell, Newton $100; spe- C. E. ah 25c. and $1.50 Bonded Grove; Daniel, Turkey. ^' poll. debt, Co. Board Commissioners— A. J. Jolm- Clear I'ubiic Roads—Worked New son. Run; D. M. J. by State Law. Patrick, C No. 400. W. G. miles, y;^(^s Clinton; Wright, Ingold;o u, N.i>. C. \\ right, Ingold. STOKES. Co. Board of Elections—George L. Peter- County S.at, Danbury. Clerk of the Court—M. son, fchni.). Clinton; M. J. Newman, Clin- T. Chilton, Dan- ton; Fleet Rose Cooper, Clinton. bury. Sheriff- No. Schools—White, R. J. Petree, Germanton, R. F 91; colored, 53 D. Ta.x 23 No. 1. Rate-County. 2-3c. on $100; debt, JOc. and oOc. Register of Deeds— Charles M. poll. Bonded debt, $20 000 .Tones, Dan- Public bury. Roads-Evander Howard, Clinton, bupt. Worked under Treasurer—A. F. Special Tax Christian, Westfield,' Law, No. 1. Coroner— SCOTL.AXn. S. F. Slate, King, No. 1. Surveyor-R. F. Boniurant, County S,at, Laurinburg. No. Francisco,' Clerk of the Court— 2. Hampton H. Cov- Co. ington, Attorney—N. 0. Petree, Danbury. Laurinburg. Co. Sheriff-W. D. Supt. Health-J. Walter Neal, Mead- .McLaurin, Laurinburg. ows. " ^'-'^'3»-J- ^- McDonald, Lau- of Co. rirlbw- Supt. Home—William R. Stephens, Trcasurer-\V. D. Mradows, R. F. D. No. 1. McLaurin, Laurinburg. Co. Coroncr-J. R. Supt. Schools—J. T. Smith, Jordan, Laurinburg. Danburv Co. Board of Education—R. E. ^- *IcNeill, Old Hundred. Smith «f"'7°!i"^"^- (chm.). Francisco, R. F. D No '> E M. Paylor, Laurin- j^^^tandard-Keeper-J. Wajnut Cove; J. S. D. I^ulp, Pulliam'!' Co. M. L. King. Attorney— John, Laurinburg. Co. " Health-E. Commissioners-R. F. Shelton, A. Blue, Laurin- Moores burg.' (chm.), Springs; Wm. Matt Mabe, Co. Danbury, ho. 1; J. p. Supt. Schools-L. M. Blue, Gibson. Smith, Mizpah, eo. Board of Edu'^ation- \V. T Pate Co. Board of Gibson; D. C. Lytch, Elections—Dr. J H El- Laurinburg; A f' lington Patterson, Laurel Hill. (chm.), Sandy Ridge; J.' F. Co. Snnth, Meadows, No. H. M. Board of Elections—A. E. Shaw 1; Joyce, Dan- Laurinburg. R p. D ; W. F. Gibson, Gib^ No. Schools— "'^ ^- White, 65; colored, 13. )J,' McLean, Laurinburg. Tax Tax ^3 Rate-County, 23 2-3c. on Rate-County, 2-3c. on $100 and $100 and oSe poll. Special county, 25c. on $100 20c. and /5c. on poll. and 6Cc poll. Bonded debt, $26,000. Public Roads-Worked Floating debt, $2,000. by Old State Law. Ao. miles, 500. 92 COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS.

SURKY. Surveyor—A. L. Hardin, Brevard. Co. —W. B. Bre- County Seat, Dobson. Attorney Duckworth, Clerk of the Court—W. \V. Hampton, vard. Dobson. Co. Supt. of Health—Dr. Goode Cheat- Sluriff—J. M. Davis, Mt. Airy. ham, Brevard. P. Bre- Treasurer— J. W. Redman, Pilot Moun- Supt. Co. Home—W. McGaha, tain. vard. Co. Schools—T. C. Register of Deeds—Vestal Taylor, Dob- Supt. Henderson, son. Quebec. — Coroner—J. A. Creed, Wliite Plains. Co. Board of Education W. W. Zachary, Edwin M. W. Surveyor—J. T. Rig,Q:an. Dobson. Brevard; Poor, Brevard; East Fork. Standard-Keeper—.J. F. Nance, Dobson. Garran, Co. Commissioners—L. W. Co. Supt. Health—J)hn R. Woltz, Dob- Brooks, son. (chm.), Cherryficld; W. M. Henry, Brevard; J. C. Davidsons River. Supt. Co. Home—J. \V. Norman, Dobson. Dearer, Co. Board of F. L. Co. Supt. Schools—J. H. Allen, Elkin. Elections— DeVane, Board of Education—J. S. Atkinson, Si- D. L. English, T. T. Patton, Brevard. J. Tax Rate—2oc. State; loc. contingent; loam; B. Snow, Elkin, R. F. D. ; G. C. 18c. 28 l-3c. 4 2-3c. Welch, (chm.), Mt. Airy. schools; railroad; pau- 4c. 5c. 20c. and Co. Board of Elections—T. AV. Folger, per; bridges; special; roads, (chm.), Dobson; J. F. Hendren, Elkin; C. $3.60 poll. Public Roads— taxation. C. Holyfield, Dobson, R. F. D. No. 1. Worked by Co. Commissioners—C. N. Bodenhammer, Bridge fund provided. No. miles, 500. Im- fchm.), Elkin: Abram Marion, Mt. Airy, proved, 50. No. 4; N. D. S. Hill, Brim. TS'RRELIi. No. Schools— 8. White, 60; colored, County Seat, Columbia. Tax Rate—County, 2:3 2-.'?c. on $100. Clerk of the Court—W. M. Brickhouse. Public Roads—N. T. Hutchcns, Supt. Sheriff—W. B. Cooper, Columbia. Worked bj- Old State Law and taxation. Treasurer—H. W. McClees, Columbia. Spent out of general fund, $100. Improved Coroner—A. Liverman, Columbia. 50 milrs. No. iron 4. road, bridges, Register of Deeds—T. W. .Jones, Colum- SWAIN. bia. Surveyor—C. C. Basnight, Columbia. County Seat, Brvson City. Supt. Co. Home—Wm. Rhodes, Colum- Clerk of tiic D. P. Court— Williams, bia. Bryson City. • Co. Supt. Schools—R. H. Spruill, Colum- Sheriff-J. H. City. Franks, Bryson bia. of Deeds—R. W. Bry- Register Wright, Board of Education—J. G. Brickhouse, son City. Columbia; A. L. Walker, Columbia; J. W. Treasurer—J. S. Almond. Stanberry, Cahoon, Gum Neck. —W. P. Surveyor Hyde, Oconaulfty. Co. Commissioners—J. B. Combs, Fort Coroner—W. T. — Carson, Bryson City. Landing; L. B. Combs, Gum Neck; W. W. Co. Attorney R. L. Leathcrwood, I5ry- Columbia. son Sawj'er, City. Co. Board of Elections—B. W. Cohn, M. Co. Supt. Health—Dt. J. A. Cooper, K. Ilasket, S. R. Bateman, (chm.), Co- .\lmond. lumbia. Co. Schools—D. A. Al- Supt. Randolph, No. Schools— 9. mond. White, 27; colored, Tax Rate— County. 23 2-3 on $100; special Co. Board of Education—W. T. Conley, county, 10c. on $100; school, 23e. on $100; fchm.), Bryson City; R. T. Cuningham, State, 25c. on $100; total, 81 2-3c. on $100; Needmore; .J. H. AMiittier. Teague, $2.45. Co. Commissioners—G. W. t-oll, McCracken, Public Roads—Worked by Old State Law. T. G. (chm.). Bryson City; Chambers, No. miles, 150. Bushnell; JI. DeHart, Swain. Co. Board of Elections—A. M. Fry, UNION. (chm.), Brvson City; J. C. Randall, Bryson County Seat, Monroe. City; J. .J. Enlon, S^ph. Clerk of the Court— D. A. Houston, Mon- No. Schools—White, 35; colored, 1; In- roe. 1. — dian, — Sheriff B. A. Home, Monroe. Tax Rate County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Register of Deeds—J. E. Stewart, Mon- S8c. poll; debt, 23 l-.3c. on $100 and 70c. roe. poll. Bonded debt, $15,000; interest, $900. Treasurer—Jas. H. Williams, Monroe. Coroner—V. D. Sikes, Monroe. TRANSYLVANIA. Surveyor-R. W. Elliott, Monroe, R. F. County Seat, Brevard. D. No. 5. — Clerk of the Court—T. T. Loftis, Bre- Standard-Keeper— W. L. Wolfe, Monroe. vard. — Co. Attorneys Adams, Jerome & Arm- Sheriff C. C. Kilpatnck, Brevard. field, Monroe. Register of Deeds—Wallis Galloway, Co. Supt. Health—U. D. Stewart, Mon- Brevard. roe. Treasurer—W. H. Duckworth, Brevard. Supt. Co. Home—W. T. Stewart, Mon- Coroner—Dr. W. J. Wallis, Brevard. roe. COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICIALS. 93

L. J. Sears, E. M Co. Supt. Schools—R. N. Nesbit, Monroe. (chm.). Falls; Apex; Board of Education—J. W. Ashcroft, Rollins, Raleigh. D. T. Johnson Monroe; J. A. Marsii, Marshville; Co. Commissioners— (clini.), W. C. Brewer, Wake For J. E. Brown, Indian Trail. (chm.), Raleigh; No. 2 Co. Commissioners—J. C. Laney, (chm.). est; D. Bryant Harrison, Raleigh, A. Willow No. 1 Prices Mills; T. J. Jordan, Monroe; W. G. Turner Smith, Springs, W. M. Yates, No. 1. Long', Unionville Apex, of Elections—Bart. M. Gat- Co. Board of Elections—I. A. Clontz, J. Co. Board O. K. Holden, Wake S. Hasty, F. F. Griffin, Monroe. lign, (chm.), Raleigh; John Secretary, Raleigh. No. Schools—White, 86; colored, 35. Forest; Nichols, 60. Tax Rate—County, 18c. on $100; special, No. Schools—White, 87; colored, Tax Rate— :!0c. on $100 and 60c. 37c.; and $1.50 poll. Bonded debt, $6,500. County, 15c. and 45c. Public Roads—B. T. Fletcher, Monroe, poll; bridges and roads, poll; school 3c. and 9c. poll; graded Supt. Worked by labor and taxation, bonds, 20c. and 60c. Bonded debt, 16 2-3c. on $100 and 62c. poll. Convicts schools, poll. used. No. miles, 100; gravel, 6; crushed $100,000. Public Roads—W. G. Allen, Supt, Ral- stone. 1; otherwise improved, 56. Three No. iron bridges, 9. iron bridges. eigh. VANCE. WARREN. Henderson. County Scat, County Seat, Warrenton. Clerk of the Court—Henry Perry, Hen- Clerk of the Court—J. R. Rodwell, War- derson. renton. Register of Deeds—K. W. Edwards, Hen- Sheriff—R. E. Davis, Warrenton. derson. R( gister of Deeds—John A. Dowtin, War- Sheriff-E. A. Powell, Henderson. renton. Treasurer—W. E. Gary, Henderson. Treasurer—J. L. Coleman, Macon. Surveyor—W. H. Hood, Henderson. Coroner—Simon Fleming, Warrenton. Co. Attornej—A. C. Zollicoffer, Hender- Co. Supt. Health—M. P. Perry, Macon. son. Supt. Co. Home—John S. Davis, War- Co. Supt. Health—J. Hill Tucker, Hen- renton. derson. Co. Supt. Schools-Nat. Allen, Ridgeway. Supt. Co. Home—J. W. Oakley, Hender- Co. Board of Education—W. E. Davis, son. (chm.), Creek; W. T. Carter, Vaughan; Co. Board of Education—R. J. Gill, W. A. Burwell, Warrenton. (chm.), Henderson; .1. U. Fleming, Dabney; Co. Commissioners—J. T. Mills, Manson; H. T. Shanks, Williamsboro. Walter Allen, Axtel; R. B. Davis, Grove Co. Supt. Schools—Joseph C. Kittrell, Hill; Peter M. Stallings, Fitts; L. Vinson, Henderson. Littleton. Co. Commissioners—J. A. Kelly, Hender- Co. Board of Elections—J. D. Newell, son; I. C. Bobbitt, Henderson; H. M. Onkville; H. B. Hunter, Alton; N. M. Hight, Kittrell; N. D. Boyd, Townsville; Jones, Vicksboro. No. Schools— 31 45. W. B. Daniel, Epsom. White, ; colored, Co. Board of Elections—T. M. Pittman, Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and (chm.), Henderson; W. H. Smith. Kittrell; $:''.75 poll; bridges and roads, 25e. and R. F. V. No. 1; G. A. Kittrell, Kittrell. 7jc. poll. No. Schools—White, 26; colored, 24. Public Roads—Grant Beardsley, Supt. Tax Rate—County, 71c. on $100. Worked by labor and taxation. Convicts Public Roads—T. A. Steed, Supt., Hen- can be used. No. miles, 650; improved by derson. Worked by taxation, 5c. on $100; gravel, 50; otherwise improved, 100. 15c. on poll, and 15 per cent, of the profits of Henderson dispensary. V/ASHIXGTON. County Seat, Plvmouth. WAKE. Clerk of the Court—C. V. W. Ausbon, County Scat, Raleigh. Plvmouth. Clerk of the Court—\Vm. M. Russ, Ral- Sheriff—W. J. Jackson, Plymouth. eigh. Register of Deeds—F. R. Johnston, Ply- Sheriff—Joseph H. Sears, Raleigh. mouth. — Register of Deeds-J. J. Bernard, Raleigh. Treasurer C. Latham. Plymouth. Treasurer-B. P. Williamson, Raleigh. Standard-Keeper- J. M. Arps, Plymouth. Coroner—C. A. Separk, Raleigh. Co. Supt. Health—W. H. Ward, Ply- Surveyor—W. P. Massey, Neuso, No. 2. mouth. ' Slandard-Kecp: r-F. H. Lumsden, Raleigh. Supt. Co. Home—H. Gurkin, Plymouth. Co. Attorney—Bart M. Gatling, Raleigh. Co. Supt. Schools—Clinton J. Everett, Co. Supt. Health—J. W. McGee, Jr., Ral- Plvmouth. C. J. eigh. Board of Education— Norman, H. Supt. Co. Home—A. A. Rowland, R.tI- (chm.), Plymouth; Dr. W. Hardison, Skinnersville. eigh. Creswell; fhos. S. Swain, Public Administrator—Leo. D. Heartt, Co. Commissioners—Levi Blount, (chm.), H. A. Raleigh. Plymouth; S. B. Johnson, Roper; Co. Supt. Schools—Z. V. Judd, Raleigh. Litchfield, Creswell. Co. Board of Education—J. D. Allen, Co. Board of Elections-S. B. Spruill, 94 COUNTY AFFAIBS AND OFFICIALS.

Plymouth; W. S. Davenport, Mackey, Clerk of the Court—C. H. Somers, Wilkes- Ferrv; J. E. Johnston, Roper. boro. Tax Ratt^County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Sheriff—P. E. Brown, Wilkesboro. 40c. on poll. No. iron bridges, 2. Register of Deeds—0. F. Blevins, Wilkes- No. Schools—White, 27; colored, 18. boro. Treasurer—P. E. Brown, Wilkesboro. AVATAXJGA. Coroner—Wm. Sebastian, North Wilkes- County Seat, Boone. boro. — Clerk of the Court—Thomas Bingham, Surv'eyor L. B. Myers, Hays. Boone. Co. Attorney—W. W. Barber, Wilkesboro. Sheriff—John W. Hodges, Rutherwood. Co. Supt. Health-Dr. S. Q. Myers, North Register of Deeds—J. M. May, Boone. Wilkesboro. Treasurer—W. T. Hayes, Hagaman. Co. Supt. Schools—C. C. Wright, Hunting Coroner—Sim Penley. Surveyor—Larkin Trivett, Boone. Co. Entry Taker—C. U. Davis, Wilkes- Standard-Keeper—J. G. Vannoy, Boone. boro. Co. of Education—R. A. Co. Supt. Health—Dr. Joseph W. Hodges, Board Spain- Roone. i hour, (chm.), Wilkesboro; C. F. Fields, Eikin Supt. Co. Horns—Jesse H. Brown, V. McGhinnis, Boomer. Adams. Supt. Co. Home—J. N. Brooks, Fair- Co. Supt. Schools—B. B. Dougherty, plains. Boone. Co. Commissioners—J. H. Johnson, Co. Board of Education—T. P. Adams, (chm.), Wilkesboro; W. F. Trogdon, North H. Wi.bar. (chm.), Silverstone; H. C. Miller, Blowing Wilkesboro; C. CaUard, Board of — F. Mor- Rock; J. W. Farthing, Boone. Co. Elections C. B. Co. Commissioners—W. C. Coffey, E. R. rison, (chm.), Wilkesboro; A. Williams, North John Wilkes- ICggers, Sweetwater; L. A. Greene, (chm.), Wilkesboro; Davidson, Norris. boro. Co. Board of Elections—J. M. Morezt, No. Schools—White, 120; colored, 20. Tax 23 2-3c. bonds (chm.), Boone; W. F. Sherwood, Amantha; Rate—County, on $100; G. W. Robbing, Shulls Mills. 23 l-3c. on $100; poll. $2.70. Bonded debt, No. Schools—White, 70; colored, 4. $62,000. Floating debt, $3,000. Tax Rate—County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and Public Roads—Worktd by Old State Law. No. 5. No. iron S8c. poll. Floating debt, court house bonds, miles, 500; improved, $16,000. bridges, 7. WAYNE. wHiSON. County S at, Guidsboro. County Seal, Wilson. Clerk of the Court -James R. Hatch, Goldsboro. Clerk of the Court—S. G. Mewborn, Sheriff—E. A. Stevens Goldsboro. Wilson. of Deeds— W. G. Golds- Register Britt, Sheriff—W. D. P. Sharp, Wilson. boro. of Deeds—W. M. Wilson. Treasurer—J. W. Thompson. Goldsboro. Register Wells, Treasurer—W. T. Wilson. Coroner—C. E. Stanley, Goldsboro. Fa'.mer, Coroner-—Dr. W. H. -^nd Wilson. Surveyor—Louis Godwin, Starlight. rson, J. W. Elm Standard-Keeper—C. F. Taylor, Golds- Surveyor— —Taylor, City. boro. Standard-Keeper Eli Felton, Wilson. Co. —H. G. Connor, Jr., Wilson. Co. Attornev—I. F. Dortch, Goldsboro. Attorney Co. Health—W. S. Wil- Co. Supt. Health—Dr. T. L. Ginn, Golds- Supt. Anderson, boro. son. Supt. Co. Home—E. M. Head, Pikeville. Supt. Co. Home—W. A. Stott, Wilson. Co. Supt. Schools—E. T. Atkinson, Golds- Public Administrator— S. A. Woodard, boro. Wilson. Board of Education—Jos. E. Robinson, Co. Supt. Schools— E. J Barnes, Wilson. Fre- Cchm.), Goldsboro; Barnes Aycock, Board of Education—G. W. Connor, W. F. Mt. Olive. mont; English, (chm.), Wilson; Nathan Bass, Black Creek; Board of Elections—H. B. Parker, Jr., John T. Revell, Kenly, R. F. D. No. 2. (chm.), Goldsboro; Barnes Aycock, Fre- Co. Commissioners—W. T. mont; John E. Dobson, Goldsboro. Clark, (chm.), Co. Commissioners—W. R. Hollowell, Wilson; J. W. Cox, Elm City; J. H. (chm.), Goldsboro; Wm. Holmes, Mt. O'ive; Forbes, Wilbanks; J. S. Tomlinson, Black M. T. Johnson, Fremont; George M. War- Creek; W. H. Mercer, Wilson.— rick, Grantham; J. M. Wood, Goldsboro. Co. Board of Elections 0. P. Dicken- — son, L. P. Woodard, Wilson, R. F. No. Schools White, "1 ; colored, 40. Wilson; Tax Rate—23c. on $100 and 36c. poll; D. No. 4; S. H. T^-son, Saratoga. 29. graded schools, 33 l-3c and $1.00 poll; No. Schools— White, 47; colored, Tax Rate— 16 l-2c. on $100 and school tax. 18c. ; school poll. $1.50. County Public Roads—W. R. Hollowell. (chm.) 15 l-2c. poll; roads, 15c. and 45o. poll. Bd. Co. Commissioners, Goldsboro, Supt. Bonded debt, $13,000. Public Roads—George W. Massey, Wil- \m:lkes. son, Supt. Worked by taxation. Convicts County Seat, Wilkesboro. us"d. No. iron bridges. 2. Send your photograph with 15 cents for re-

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VADKIN, YANCEY. Seat. Yadkinville. County County Seat, Burnsville. Cld'k of till.' Court— J. L. Crater, Yad- kinville. Clerk of the Court—Jas. B. Hensley, Sluritf—G. T. Wliite, Buck Shoal. FJurnsville. Register of Deeds—P. L. Wilhelm, East Sheriff—M. C. Honeycutt, Burnsville. Bend. — Treasurer-E. M. Proffitt, Cane River. Treasurer J. H. Mackie, Yadkinville. — Coroner—J. M. Kirk. Coroner J. M. Hall, Micaville. Surveyor— W. H. G. East — " Wooten, B^nd, Surveyor J. R. Young, Celo. No. 1. Co. Supt. Schools—G. P. ryjyton, Elmer. Standard-Keeper—T. L. Castcvens, Boon- Co. — ville. Supt. Home William Roland, Bur- ton. Co. Attorney—Bcnbow t Hanes, Yadkin- ville. Co. Board Education—E. E. Hawkins, Co. Supt. of Health— S, L. Russell, Yad- (chm.), Burnsville; W. Hensley, Bald kinville. Creek; W. O. Griffith, Micaville. Supt. Co. Home—W. A Royal, Yadkin- Co. Commissioners—H. R. Peek, (chm.), ville. Toledo; S. D. Robinson, Burnsville; M. C. Co. Supt. Schools—A. J. Martin, Benbow. Penland, Paint Gap. Co. Board of Education—J. A. Turner, Co. Board Elections—Z. B. Anglin, Panther Creek; 51. L. Woodliouse, Boon- (chm.), Burnsville; J. Bis Ray, Burnsville; ville; J. W. Pass, (ehni.), Yadkinville. W. B Banks, Burnsville. Co. Commissioners—M. M. Crumel, No. Schools—White, 55; colored, 2. (chm.), Boonville; Isaac Shores, Yadkin- Tax- Rate—$1.20 on $100; county, 30c.; ville; J. I. Norman, East Bend. schools, 18c.; State, 25c.; paupers, 7c; to Co. Board of Elections— S. H. Wilmoth. pay judgments outstanding against county, (chm.), Boonville; J. L. Sampson, Yad- 15c.; poll, $2.65. kinville; W. L. Kelly, Yadkinville. Public Roads—Worked under Special Act No. Schools—White, 56; colored, 6. of 1907. Each township has two superin- Tax Rat"—23 2-.3o on $100 and .SSc. poll. tendents, free labor supplemented by tax on Public Roads—AVorkrd by Old Stat- T nw. property. Six days required from all road Sp nt out of general tund about $1,475. liands. 9b PRACTTCTNG ATTORNEYS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Practicing Attorneys in North Carolina. ALiAMANCE. dan, Conovtr; E. B. Cline, W. A. Self, A. A. Whitener. T. M. D. L. J. H. Vernon, Jr., E. S. W. Dameron, Hufham, H. Youn*:. Jno. R. Hoffman, W. H. CaiToll, Jno. M. Russell, M. Hickory. Cook, Jas. W. Murray, Burlington; E. S. CHATHA3I. J. R. H. H. A. Fred. W. Parker, E. S. Parker, jr., J. A. Long, S. Hayes," Ijondon, Cook, C. A. Holt, Herman Hughes, Gra- Evnum, H. M. London, J. Elmer Long, ham. J." G. Reucher, Pittsboro; Walter D. Siler, ALEXAIVDER. J. George Hannah, Jr., Siler City; R. H. Dixon, Ore Hill. R. Z. Linney, J. H. Purke, R. B. Burke, J. L. Gwaltnev, Tavlorsville. CHEROIvEE. ALLEGHANY. Ben Posv, E. B. Norvell, J. D. Malone, M. W. Jno. H. R. A. Doughton, Jno. M. Wagoner, Jno. Bell, Dillard, Murphy. 0. Bower, Geo. Cheek, Sparta; W. C. CHOWAN. M. Fields, Mouth of Wilsoii, Va. W. D. Pruden, J. N. Pruden, W. ANSON. Bond, C. S. Vann, W. S. Privott, W. J. Leary, J. H. McMullan, Jr., Edenton. H. H. McLendon, F. E. Tliomas (Me- Lenden & Thomas), L. D. Robinson, T. L. CLAA. Caudle, (Robinson & Caudle), F. J. Ooxe, O. L. Anderson, Hav.?\'ille. •\V. E. Brock, (Coxe & Brock), John W. CLEVELAND. Gulledge, James A. Lockhart, John T. Ryburn & Hoey, Webb & JIull, Anthony Bennett, R. T. Bennett, R. E. Little, H. & Gardner, Quinn & Hamrick, Shelby;

— . S. Boggan, Wadesboro. E. L. Campbell, B. F. Dixon, Jr., — . ASHE. McMillan, King's Mountain. G. L. Park, J. W. Todd, R. L. Ballou, COLUIVIBUS. Leamon D. J. Lewis, A. E. Tilley, T. C. Bo«ie, J. B. Council, Baggett, I'abor; J. B. H. L. Jackson J. R. Henderson, Jr., Jefferson; H. M. Schulken, Lyon, Donald E. M. I. Wellborne, Transon. Greer, McRackan, Toon, B. Tucker, J. R. Williamson, Whiteville; BEAUFORT C. D. Koonce, Chadbourn. Small &MacLean, N. L. Simmons, H. C. CRAVEN. Carter, Ward & Grimes, Harry McMullan, W. W. Clark, F. M. Simmons, M. D. W. \\. D. Grimes, W. C. Rodman, Nicholson Stevenson, A. D. Ward, D. L. Ward, W. D, & Daniel, Bragaw & Harding, D. G. Mclver, Chas. R. Thomas, R. B. Nixon, Fowle, W'ashington; J. O. Barber, Aurora. R. A. Nunn, P. M. Pcarsall, Henry R. BURKE Bryan, Sam I. Moore, Lsonidas J. Moore, win. Dunn, Jr., M. H. Allen, E. M. Green, A. C. Avery, Sr., A. C. Avery, Jr., I. S. W. Hancock, S. M. Brinson, D. E. Hen- T. A very, \V. C. Erwin S. J. Ervnn, J. J. C. Baker, New Bern. F. Perkins, J. M. Mu'l, M. Silver W. S. derson, O. F. McKesson, Robert Riddle, CUMBERLAND. Pearson, W. t'rank McDowell, R. L. Huffman, Morgan- H. S. Averitt, J. W. Bolton, C. ton. Broadfoot, H. S. Brothers, V. C. Bullard, CABARRUS. D. J. Cashwcll H. L. Cook, A. S. Hall, E. R. MacKethan, I. A. Murcbison, J. S. Montgomerj' &; Crowell, Paul B. Means, Xewton, K. Nimocks, W. H. Pope, H. S. Puryear, W. M. Smith, W. G. Means, Q. H. McD. Robinson, L G. Shaw, G. M. L. T. Hartsell, Adams, Jerome, Armfield Lose, A. S. Rose, N. A. Sinclair, R. H. & Maness, M. B. Stickley, H. S. Williams, T. H. Z. B. Concord. Dye, Sutton, Fayetteville ; CALDWELL. Newton, Hope Mills. W. H. Bower, Lawrence Wakefield, W. CURRITUCK. A. M. Simmons, Cairituck. C. Newland, Edmund Jones, J. Will Whis- nant, M. N. Harshaw, Mark Sguires, Thos. DARE. D. M. Manteo. M. Newland, Lenoir; R. B. Bush, R. F. B. G. Crisp, Stringfield, D. No. 3, Lenoir. DAVIDSON. CAMDEN. F. C. Robbins. E. E. Raper, S. E. Wil- W. P. Walser & C. H. Spencer, Soutli Mills. liams, Mangum Turner, Walser, Wade H. Phillips, J. R. Mc- CARTERET Crary, F. R. Loftin, Lexington; A. F. Chas. L. Abernethv, M. L. Davis, J. F. Sams, Thomasville. D-uncan, Claud R. Wheaily, Beaufort; Paul DA\^E. Morehead Webb, City. E. L. Yoithe, T. B. Bailev, Jacob Stew- CASWELL. art, A. T. Sprout, Jr., T. N. Chaffln, E. M. C. AVinstead, Milton; Julius Johnston, H. Morris, Mocksville. A. E. Henderson, Yancevville. DUPLIN. CATAWBA. D. L. Carlton, H. I). Williams, Thad L. L. Witherspoon. George McCorkle, D. Jones. L. A. Beasley, Jno. A. Gavin, Ken- Witherspoon, W. C. Feimster. W. B. Gaith- ansville; H. L. Stevens, Warsaw; Geo. R. er, C. H. Mebane. Xewton; S. H. Jor- Ward, Wallace. PRACTICING ATTORN KYS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 97

BERTIE. Tavis, A. E. Holton, E. E. Gray, Winston- Francis D. Winston, .Tames B. Martin, Salem. St. Leon Scull, Walter R. Jolinson, Moses FRANKLIN. H. Mar Kdward S. B. Gillam, John thews.', R. B. White, Krankiinton; F. S. Spruill, W. Daven- Askow, .Joseph H. Novveil, John T. W. Bickett, W. H. Ruffin, W. H. Var- Windsor. port, borough, W. 1\I. Person, B. B. Massenburg, BLADEN. Thos. B. Wilder, B. J. Holden, Louisburg. J. B. Clark, T. A. Lyon, R. S. White, GASTON. Elizabethtown. 0. F. Mason, A. L. liul winkle, J. G. BRUXSAVICK. Carpenter, S. B. Sparrow, Dallas; Geo. W. E. H. Cranmor, R. W. Davis, C. Ed. Wilson, A. G. Manguni, Hugh Long, W. H. J. Van I. F. Gar- Taylor, Southport. Lewis, — Long,— Long, land & Jones, . . Griflin, Gastonia; BUNCOMBE. S. J. Durham, C. E. Whitney, Bessemer Geo. H. Wright, Merrick & Barnard, M. City. W. Brown, W. P. Brown, Frank Carter, GATES. H. B. H. C. Locke Carter, Cheoitter, Craig, L L. Smith, A. P. Godwin, T. W. Cos- Zeb Curtis, Davidson, Bourne & Paikcr, ten, Jr., Gatesville. Donald Gillis, J. M. Gudger, J. M. Gud- ger, Jr., Jones & Jones, V. S. Lusk, Wells GRAHAM. & Swain, Thomas A. Junes, Julius C. Mar- Robt. L. Pliiliips, J. N. Moody, A. D. tin, Charles A. Webb. Merrimon & Mcrri- Roby, Robbinsville. mon, Thomas Settle, Sl.uford & Shuford, GRANVILLE. r. A. Sondley, Tucker & Murphy, W. R. B. S. Roysttr, Oxford; D. G. Brummitt, Whitson, John P. Arthur, Adams & Adams, Hester, A. W. Graham, B. K. Lassiter, R. S. McCall, J. R. Stavnes, F. \V. Thomas, Wm. H. Harrison. A. A. Hicks, H. M. Shaw, Roland Wolf, Charles A. Moore, H. B. \V. B. Shaw, T. Lanier, T. G. Stem, Otho. Stevens, Zebulon Weaver, G. S. Reynolds, D. Lyon, W. A. Devin, Oxford. J. H. Martin, J. F. Glenn, J. B. Ander- GREENE. J. S. N. Gilmer son, Stvles, C Malcne, Swift Galloway, J. W. Albritton, L. V. V. W. S. R. R. Welch, Gudger, Rodaker, Morrill, G. M. Lind.say, J. P. Frizzell, Williams, P. H. Winston, G. A. Thomasson, Snow Hill. W. J. Cocke, P. C. Cocke, J. H. Waller, R GUILFORD. R. Reynolds. Spencer B. Adams, Jno. A. Barringer, DURHAM, Thos. S. Beall, E. Spencer Blackburn, G. S. Bradshaw, W. J. Sherod, W. P. Bynum, W. G. S. C. E. W. Branham, Brawley, Jr, R. D. Douglas, R. M. Douglas. N. L. W. P. S. C. Cannadv, Cannady. Chambers, Eure, G. S. Ferguson, Roger W. Harrison, W. J. Brodgen, R. O. Kverett, F. L. Ful- Carl H. Hemdon, F. P. Hobgood, Jr., Jones Jno. C. J. A. ler, Fuller, Gibbs, T. C. Hoyle, E. J. Justice, E. D. Broad- R. H. P. C. W. A. Giles, Sykes. Gialiam, hurst, A. B. Kimball, R. R. King, E. D. W. B. Ed. J. S. Guthrie, Guthrie, Hill, Kuykendall, S. Glenn Brown, J. T. More- M. Holton, J. S. Benjamin Lovenstine, h:ad, O. L. Sapp, T. J. Murphy L C. H. A. W. W. Manning, Foushee, Mason, Wright, George M. Patton, L. M. M. R. P. D. W. Sor- Arley Moore, Reid, Scott, C. E. McLean, Thos. J. Shaw, Jno. rell, R. W. Winston, V. S. J. M. Bryant, N. Staples, C. M. .Stedman. A. Wayland Umstead, Charles J. E. Scarlett, Pegram, Cooke, David Stern, R. C. Stnidwick, Z. J. F. Cotheran, A. S. Durham. Hopgood, V. Taylor, J. I. Scales, A. M. Scales, EDGECOMBE. John N. Wilson, C. G. Wright, Greensboro; T. J. Gold, Wcscott Roberson, E. D. Steele, R. G. Jno. Allsbrook, L. Bridgers, Henry High Point; T. E. Whitakor. Oak Ridge. Clarke Bridgers, G. M. T. Fou.ntain, Don- HALIFAX. nell Gilliam. Henry A. Gilliam, Jas. R. Day, Bell & Dunn, S. S. Alsop, Enfield; Gaskill, W. O. Howard, Paul Jones, James E. L. Travis. Halifax; M. M. Furgerson, Pender, H. H. Phillips, J. F. Liles, H. L. Littleton; Kitchin & Smith, A. P. Kitchin, Staton, Tarboro; L. V. Bassett, J. B. Albion Dunn, S. A. Dunn, Hugh Johnston, Thos. H. R. T. Ramsey, Battle, Fountain, Thos. F. Whitlev, R. H. Smith, Scotland Rocky Mount; W. J. Taylor, Whitakers. Neck; Geo. C. Green, W. E. Daniel, E. T. FORSYTH. Clark, D. B. Zollicoffer, Jr., T. C. Harri- Weldon. O. B. Watson, J. 3. Bu.xton, Clement son, Manly, Lindsay Patterson, W. M. Hendren, HARNETT. D. W. T. Wilson, George P. Pell, B. S. Wom- H. McLean, C. H. Muse, Hiram Bag- ble, D. H. Blair, Jno. T. Benbow, S. E. gett, Lillington; L. B. Chapin, Duke: E. Hall, J. E. Alexander, Jno F. Reynolds, S. Smith, Linden; AV. A. Stewart, R. L. H. L. Beckerdite, L. M. Swnnk, H. Mon- (!odwin, H. L. Godwin, N. A. Townsend, tague, W. A. Blair, J. Palmer, F. T. J. C. Clifford, E. F. Young, Dunn. Baldwin, W. V. Hartman, H. O. Sapp, D. HAYWOOD. P. Mast, E. A. Griffith, A. H. Eller, H. W. T. Crawford, John W. Norwood, W. R. Starbuck, J. S. Grogan, T. W. Watson, L. Norwood, \V. B. Ferguson, H. R. Fer- G. H. Hasten. J. W. Soro^gs, B. C. iriisnn. J W. F-rffiienn. W J, Hannah, 98 PR\CTiaNG ATTORN FYS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Geo. H. Smathers, J. H. Howell, J. R. MCDOWELL. Morgan, S. C. Welch, A. B. Bryan, Bran- D. E. Hudgins, P. J. Sinclaii, Jas. Mor- ner, Gilmer, WaynesvilJe; John W. Stamey, ris, J. W. Pless, W. T. Morgan, J. L. C. Clyde; S. C. Brvan, WavnesWUe. Bird, W. F. Wood, A. H Johnston, J. W. HENDERSON. Winborne, J. F. Wooten. T. A. Morphew, S. B, Pickens, \V. A. Smith, Michael Marion. Schenck, H. G. Ewart, Henry Twyford, H. MECKLENBURG. S. Anderson, 0. V. F. Blylhe, W. C. A. Burwell, A. T. Cansler, C. W. Tillett, Rector, G. H. Valentine, A. L. Holmes, T. C. Guthrie, W. C. Maxwell, J. W. McD. Ray, E. W. Eubanks, R. H. Staton, Kterans, Heriot Clarkson, C. H. DmIs, H. N. W. B. Shipp, Hendersonville. Pharr, J. A. Bell, W. B. Rodman, W. F. HERTFORD. Harding, D. B. Smith, W. N. Smith, J. D. B. T. W. H. W. Jno. E. Vann, Geo. Cowper, J. R. Mitch- McCall, Nixon, Hawkins, Harris, F M. Shannonhouse, E. R. Preston, ell, R. C. Bridger, iVinton; B. B. VVin- C. D. Bennett, C. Morrison, P. bome, L. J. Lawrence, D. C. Barnes, Mur- Whitlock, F. R. T. L. C. freesboro; W. W. Rogers, Ahoskie. McNinch, Kirkpatrick, Brcnizer, T. W. Alexander, F. M. HYDE. Redd, L. L. Caudle, J. L. De- S. S. Mann, Walter Jones, Swan Quarter. Laney, Jake Newell, A. B. Justice, IREDELL. J. E. Little, J. B. Soence, T. A. Adams, W. F. R. G. F. I. W. D. Turner, C. H. Armfield, R. B. Harding, Lucas, Osborne, R. L. R. S. L. W. McLaughlin, Geo. B. Nicholson, D. M. Durham, llutcherson, D. C. L. B. Vree- Furches, Dorman ThomT>=on, J. B. Arm- Humphrey, Humphrev, land, D. K. P. S. J. A. field, D. L. Ravmor, Z." V. Long, W. G. Pope, Stewart, Charlotte. Lewis, H. P. Grier, L. C. Caldwell, H. McRae, Burke, J. B. Connelly, W. E. Nattress, A. MITCHELL. L. Coble, Statesville: Z. V. Turlington, Chas. E. Greene, S. J. Black, J. W. A. L. Starr, Moorosville. Ragland W. L. Lambert, Bakersville;; JACKSON. Harrison Baird, Elk Park; T. A. Love, T. S. .Walter E. Moore, Felix E. Alley, Cole- Saginaw; McKinney, Spruice Pine; S. J. Bakersville. man 0. Cowan, T. O. Picklesimer, Web- Turner, ster; J. J. Hooker, Dillsboro; C. B. Wike, MONTGOMERY. East Laporte. J. R. Blair, B. F. Simmons, W. A. JOHNSTON. Cochran, R. T. Poole, R. 0. Fry, G. D. B. E. W. Pou, F. H. Brooks, C. H. Martin, Reynolds, Troy. E. S. Abell, J. A. Narrr.n, J. A. Wellons, MOORE. W. W. Cole, J. D. Parker, Smithfield; J. W. J. Adams, U. L. Spence, H. F- Sea- M. Morgan, N. T. Rvals, O. A. Barber, well, R. L. Burns, Geo. H. Humber, Geo. Benson; L. H. Allred, Selma; C. W. Ed- W. McNeill, J. D. Mclver, Carthage; D. gerton, Kenly; Donald Gulley, Clayton. E. Mclver, Kenneth Hovle, C. K. Rosser, JONES. W. H. Quick, Sanford; A. A. F. Seawell, Alex. H. WTiito, Pollocks-idlle; T. D. W. E. Murchison, Jonesboro; J. M. N. Warren, J. K. Warren, E. A. Hammond, Johnson, Aberdeen. J. R. Barker, Trenton. NASH. LENOIR. R. A. P. Cooley, S. F. Austin, B. A Alex. Lassiter, LaGrange; N. J. Rouse, Brooks, W. S. Bailev, Nashville; Jacob E. M. Land, H. E. Shaw, T. C. Wooten, Battle, W. L. Thorp, James P. Bunn, E. E. R. Wooten, A. J. Loftin, L. R. Varser, B. Grantham, T. H. Battle, Rocky Mount; G. V. Cowper, W. D. Pollock, Y. T. Or- R. F. Taylor, Spring Hope. mond, Stephen W. Isler, Kinston. NEW HANOVER. LINCOLN. Rountree & Carr, George H. Howell, E. C. E. Childs, A. L. Quickel, L. B. Wet- S. Martin, Russell & Gore, L. V. Grady, more, C. A. .Jonas, R. E. Costner, J. M. A. J. Marshall, H. McClammy, Wm. J. Hoyle, W. N. Keener, R. J. Mouser, K. Bellamy, A. M. Waddcll, G. L. Peschau, B. Nixon, L. E. Rudisill Lincolnton. Fmpie & Empie, J. W. Price, E. K. Bryan, MACON. John D. Bellamy & Son, Iredell Meares, G. L. Jones, F. S. Johnston, H. G. Rob- Junius Davis, Thomas W. Davis, L. V. ertson, F. B. Benbow, A. W. Home, T. J. Orady, Stevens, Beasley & Weeks, W. B. Johnston, Franklin; Henry Stewart, High- MoKav, Bellamy & Bellamy, Woodus Kel- lands; S. L. Kelly, J. Frank Rav, Franklin. lum, "W. P. Gafford, J. F. Sellars, R. G. MADISON. Grady, Louis Goodman, Chas. Locklin, Zachary & Roberts, C. B. Mashbum, MacRae & MacRae, Preston Cummings, Jr., Lewis J. Balvey, Gudger & McElroy, J. C. James H. Scull, L. C. Grant, Wilmington. Ramsey, Marshall; I. N. Ebbs, Hot NORTHAMPTON. Springs; J. S. McElrov, Ivy. Willis Bagley, W. C. Bowen, S. J. Cal- MARTIN. vert, B. S. Gay, G. E. Midjette, F. R. H. W. Stubbs. Wheeler Martin, S. J. Harris, C. G. Peebles. J. A. Worrell, Everett, B. A. Critcher S. A. Newell, Wil- Jackson; T. W. Mason, Garysburg. liamston; A. R. Dunning, J. C. Smith, ONSLOW. Roberson\"llle; J. T. Waldo, Hamilton. Frank Thompson, E. M. Koonce, E. M. PRACTICING ATTORNEYS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 99

Cox, Jacksonville; F. D Koonce,, Rich- J. L. Rendleman, Walter Woodson, T. F. lands; R. Duffy, Cathaiine Lake. Kluttz, Whitehead Kluttz, E. C. Gregory, ORANGE. T. J. Jerome, Walter Murphy, J. H. Horah, T. H. Vandeifcrd, Jr., Bismarch John W. Graham, SanVl M. Gattis, Ches- Capps, W. B. Smoot, G. W. Garland, Sal- ter D. Turner, Frank Nash, Hillsboro; W. isbury; T. F. Hudson. Spencer. S. Roberson, T. H. Lon^-. Chapel Hill. RUTHERFORD. PAMLICO. Matt. McBrayer, Fred McBrayer, S. Gal- W. T. Caho, Bajboro; H. L. Gibbs, Ori- lert, J. M. Carson, W. C. McRorie, M. L. ental. Edwards, H. C. EDiott, D. F. Morrow, R. PASQUOTANK. S. Eaves, R. E. Morris, J. P. Morris, S. J. P. H. V. Rutherfordtou H. K. E. F. Aydlett, Hevwood Sawyer, Pryor, ; Biggerstaff, Williams, J. C. BrooKs Roscoe W. Tur- Forest City. ner, C. E. Thompson, F. F. SAMPSON. Lamb, J. B. Leigh, I. M. Meekins, Henry A. Grady, Archie McL. Graham, W. A. Worth, R. B. Creecy, John C. B. .lohn E. Fowler, Henry E. Faison, Buck H. Ehring-haus, Ernest Lin"ood Sawyer, Geo. Grumpier, George E. butler, John D. Kerr, J. Spence, J. Kenyon Wilson, W. L. Co- E. W. Kerr, J. L. Stewart, F. R. Cooper, hoon, Thomas Jarvis Markham, Elizabeth CjTus M. Faircloth, Clinton. City; Frank M. Godfrey, Weeksville. SCOTLAND. PENDER. W. H. Cox, T. J. Dunn, Jonathan Peele, J. T. Bland, C. E. MeCullen, E. L. Lar- H. B. Adams, E. H. Gi'son, G. H. Russell, kins, Burgaw. M. L. John, Geo. Goodwin, W. H. Weather- PERQUIMANS. spoon, Laurinburg. Chas. Whedbee, F. Pecard, P. W. Mc- STANLY. Jlullan, Jas. S. McNider, Hertford. J. M. Brown, R. L. Smith, J. R. Price, PERSON. R. A. Crowell, R. E. Austin, A. C. Huney- W. W. Kitchin. L. M. Carlton, W. D. cutt, Z. B. Sanders, J. C. Wright, Albe- Merritt, W. T. Bradshor, F. O. Carver, S. marle. G. Winstead, N. Lunsford, T. C. Brooks, STOKES. Roxboro. A. H. Joyce, W. W. King, J. D. Hum- PITT. phreys, John W. Hall, N. O. Petree, Dan- T. J. Jar^as, Harry Skinner, Harry Skin- liury; J. Y. Phillips, Dalton. ner, Jr., Harry W. Whedbee, 1. A. Sugg, SURRY. F. G. James, A. L. Blow, B. F. Tyson, J. W. F. Carter, S. P. Graves, R. L. Hay- L. Fleming, Julius Brown, R. C. Flan- n;ore, Geo. W. Sparger, J. H. Folger, Vir- agan, F. M. Wooten, F. C. Harding, W. gil E. Holcomb, Mount Airy; T. W. Fol- H. Long, Greenville; S. C. Wooten, H. S. ger, R. C. Freeman, W. L. Reece, J. Guy Harris, Farmville; W. J. Hooks, Ayden. Carter, W. M. Jackson, Dobson; J. F. POLK. Hendren, Elkin; J. H. Dobson, Rockford; J. E. Shipman, E. B. Cloud, Columbus. O. E. Snow, W. R. Padgett, Pilot Moun- RANDOLPH. tain. Elijah Moffitt, Wm. C. Hammer, J. T. SWAIN. Brittain, H. M. Robins, J. A. Spence, T. E. R. Hampton, A. M Frv, R. L. Leath- S. Ferree, C. L. Hoi ton, Asheboro. erwood. T. D. Brvson, S. W. Black, A. J. RICICVIOND. Franklin. F. C. Fisher, A. S. Patterson, B. M. Whittier. A. S. Dockery, W. M. Kelly, W. Steele Bryson Citv; Henry, Lowdermilk, J. D. Shaw, J. P. Cameron, TRANSYI.VANIA. Rockingham; L. D. Medlin, Hamlet. W. B. Duckworth, V.'elch Galloway, D. ROBESON. L. Englis, R. L. Gash, W. W. Zachary, W. E. Brevard. Robert E. Lee, R. C. Lawrence, E. J. Breese, Britt, W. H. Kinlaw, N. A. McLean, A. W. TYRRELL. McLean, E. M. Britt, C. B. Mark Majette, T. H. Woodley, Columbia. Skipper, Leon T. Cook, Stephen Mc- UNION. Intyre, J. D. Proctor, D. P. Shaw, Wade A. B. Adams, T. J. Jerome, Frank Wishart, T. A. McNeill, Woodie Lennon, Armfield, R. B. Redwine, J. C. Sikes, E. Lumberton; S. B. McLean, B. F. McLean, C. Williams, R. W. Lemmond, Stevens & Leroy Black, Maxton; J. P. Wiggins, Row- Love, A. M. Stack, Ney McNeely, Monroe; land; Hamilton McMillan, A. P. Spell, J. C. Brooks, Marshville. Red Springs. VANCE. ROCItlNGHAM. Henry T. Powell, A. C. Zollicoflfer, T. T. R. D. Reid, Ira R. Humphreys, Went- Hicks, A. J. Harris, T. M. Pittman, R. S. worth; C. O. McMichael, Madison; A. D. McCoin, G. A. Harrell, J. H. Bridgers, Ivie, H. P. Lane, Lealisville; A. W. J. C. Kittrell, B. H. Perry, W. B. Shaw, Dunn, Spray; H. R. Scott, P. W. Glide- Henderson. well; A. J. Burton, T. S. Reid, Reidsville. WAKE. ROWAN. Thomas M. Argo, A. B. Andrews, Jr., J. S. Henderson, L. H. Clement, L. S. Samuel A. Ashe, Murray Allen, S. J. Overman, T. C. Linn, Burton Craige, R. Adams, Richard H. Battle, Ed. S. Battle, Lee Wright, P. C. Carlton, J. J. Stewart, Bosworth C Beckwith, Joseph D. Boushall, 100 PRACTICING ATTORNEYS IN NORTH CAROLINA. E.M.Uzzell&Co. CTATE

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Practicing Dentists in North Carolina. Austin, Joe H. —Clayton. Cutchin, R. S.—WhitaUtrs. Apple, Troy A. — Winston-Salem. Clark, M. H. P.—Wilmington Apple, R. O. — Winston-Salem. Culbreth, Neil M.— Wiluington. B. F—Goldsboro. Arrington, Dulla, A. M.—Morganton. T. — Allen, A., Jr. Ilendersonviile. Dcaton, Jas. —Ether. R. T.—Lumberton. Allen, Davidson, H. C. —Mt. Moume. R. P. — Anderson, Mocksville. Dameron, L. L. —New Born. A. J. — Adams, Cary. Davis, I. H.—Oxford. C. L.—Charlotte. Ale.xander, Dreher, J. H. —Wi.minglon. Anderson, B. R. — Boonville. Daniels, H. C. —Salisbury. A. W.—Mt. Alexander, Holly. Davis, W. Ross—Whiteville. B. J. —Asheville. Baker, L. P.,—King's Mountain. Durham, — Durham, J. H. — Brooks, J. H. Burlington. —Wilmington. Bardin, J. B. —Cerro Gcrdo. Douglass, Ernest Raleigh. Biand, Chas. A. —Charlotte. Ehringhaus, Erskinc—Elizabeth City. Bland, M. A.—Charlotte. Ezzell, W. Lee—Charlotte. Chas. S. —Clinton. Boyette, Edwards, L. M. —Durham. Frank— Warsaiv. Boyette, Edwards, W. H.—Durham. C. T. — Buchanan, Cranbury. ICubanks, P. W. — Hendersonville. Bogert, C. P.—Edonton. Everitt, D. E.—RaleigU Betts, J. S. —Greensboro. Everett, Jas. B. — Murfreesboro. E. A. —Greensboro. Burton, Evans, E. J. —Marion. C. H. — Banks, Louisburg. Edmundson, J. R. — Wilson. Banner, Jno. E. —Mt. Viry. Kzell, W. L. —Concord. Bess, C. M.—North Brook. Baety, H. F.—North WUkcsboro. Foreman, J. W.—Asheville. Bender, O. J. — PoUocksville. Foster, Albert—Bowbells. Battle, J. J.—Rocky Mount. Fails, p. R.—Gastonia. Beam, C. M.—Charlotte. Fry, K. C—Hickory.— Berryhill, A. M.—Charlotte. Frazier, A. E. High—Point. Droughton, Ernest H. — Raleigti. Faulkner, Thos. H. Kinston. Brown, Benj. B. —Tarboro. Fox, Lawrence S —Salisbury. Boj'ette, J. M. —Wadcsboro. Falk, O. C—Maxton. Booth, R. S. —Warrenton. Frontis, Shelby—Mooresville. Biggs, J. D. —Williamston. Fleming, A. H. —Louisburg. Brown, W. H. —Marshall. Ford, S. C. —Louisburg. Baldwin, A. M. — Wilmington. Fitzgerald, W. C —Albemarle. Blum, Jas. A. — Winston-Salem. Feagin, G. M. —Albemarle. Baird, C. D.—Franklin. Folger, Roscoe R. —Mt. Airy. Brown, W. H. — Asheville. Fort, C. D. H.—Oxford. Blaekwcll, J. P. —Townsville. Fleming, J M. —Raleigh. F C. — Cromartie, H. R. — Raeford. Frazier, Trinity. Conrad, J. W. —Winston-Salem. Gardner, J. R. —Ahoskie. Chambers, E. O. — Asheville. Green, E. S., Jr. —Monroe. Culbreth, N. A. —Jacksonville. Gettys, J. H.—Forest City. Cromartie, A. S. —Clarkton. Gamble, J. C. —Grumpier. Carr, Geo. A. —Dmham. Glenn, C. F.—Asheville. ('arr, I. N. —Durham. Gillespie, L. D. —Burnsville. Carr, R. L. —Greenville. Gambell, J. C. —Crumplnr. Carson, Henry H. — Hendersonville. Goodwin, Jas. C. —Dunn Carlton, F. D.—Statesville. Griffin, E. J—Edenton. Click, E. G.—Elkin. Gregory, S. W.—Elizabeth City. Caldwell, D. S.—Charlotte. Goss, T. S.—Elizabeth City. Cripliner, C. P. —Lexington. Gwyn, F. P.— Elk Park. Crawford, E. A. —Burlington. Glenn, E. F.—Gastonia. Clapp, J. C. —Greensboro. Griffith, J. W. —Greensboro. Clayton, W. L.—High Point. Gaither, F. B. —Harmony. Coffey, L. M. —Lincolnton. Gill, R. J. —Henderson. Castleberry, F. D.—Ral.igh. Oilman. J— Jacksonville Croom, J. D., Jr. —Maxton. Geer, J. L. —Ruthcrfordton. Campbell, Paul —Murfreesboro. Griffith, J F.—Salisbury. Clark, J. D.—New Be'-n. Gidney, L. I. —Charlotte. Carroll. N. G.— Raleigh. Grigg, M. W.—Shelby. Cole, R. S. —Rockinarham. Giay, Wm. F. —Wad sboro. Crawford, J. H. —Raleigh. Oilman, Jno. —Wards Mill. Carlton, J. W. —Spencer. Griffin, E. J.—Woodland. Carlton, J. D. —Salisbury. Gorham, L. R. —Rocky Mount. Chamblee, F. G. —Spring Hope. Graham, R. F. —Lumberton. 102 PRACTICINO DENTISTS IN NORTH CAROLINA. — Gibson, H. B.—Red Springs. Jeter, I. P. Morganton. — J. M. —Woodlawn. Gibson, J. L. Laurinburg. Jacobs, — Green, G. S., Jr.—Louisburg. Jamison, J. W. Charlotte. Green, Edward—LaOrange. Jones, R. H. —Winston-Salem. Gallagher, R. T.—Washington. Klopp, J. D.—Siler City. —Albemarle. Hooks, Oscar—Wilson. Kluttz, L. B. R. E.—Beaufort. Hair, H. B.—Wilmington. King, Jas. L. —Charlotte. Herring, J. C. D. —Wallace. Keerans, James E. — Harper, H. D. —Kinston. Kea, Wilmington. Tarboro. Herndon, W. T.—Laurinburg. Keech, J. D.— Harris, T. W—Littleton. Lewis, G. T.—Tabor. Hurdle, J. A. —Milton. Lockhart, D. K. —Ashboro. Houston, W. B. —Monroe. Lynch, Wm.—Chapel Hill. R. F.—Clinton. Jr. — Holliday, Long, W. S., —Graham. Hicks, D. N.—Mt. Airy. Lipscomb, Chas.— T. Greensboro. Herring, G. F.——Mt. Olive. Lcggett, J. L. Hertford. Huntley, Roy M.— Wadesboro. Little, C. A.—Newton. Hughes, Claud Cedar Grove. Little, J. B.——Newton. H.irper, W. B.—Nashville, R. F. D. No. 4. Little, R. A. —Newton. Hand, W. L.——New Bern. Lemon, C. H.— Rowland. Hauser, L. A. East— Bend. Long, B. R. Roxboro.— Highsmith. J. R. Faj'etteville. Liverman, A. C. —Scotland Neck. Hall, C. B.—Prospect. ] angenour, P. F. States^ille. Hartsell, W. K. —RandToman LeGette, W.—Tavlorsville. Hester, J. N. —Reidsviile. Lee, S. P. J.—S'mithfield. Hilliard, S. P.—Rocky Mount. Lee, E. Gordon—Clinton. Hawkins, T. M.—Sandy — — Ridge. Jlann, I. M. Asheville. Hoggard, J. W. Severn. Mason, Jas. H. —Atlantic. N. Smitliflrld. Holland, T.— McLean, J. H. —Brevard. G. G. —Southern Pines. Ilerr, Iilorrow, R. M.—Burlington. Hearn, F. E.—Sylva McNeely, S. H.—Canton. E. W.—Waxhaw. — Howen, — Jlorrison, R. J. Cherryville. Horton, P. E. Winston. McCracken, Jas. T. —Durham. H. V. —Winston. Horton, Marler, J. G.—East Bend. Hall, B. F.—Ashcville. — — ?Iartin, E. F. Edenton. Hunt, F L. Asheville. McConnell, D. E. —Gastonia. T. A. —Asheboro. Henly, McCall, S. H.—Marion W. L. — Hand, Burgaw. McDowell, C. H. —WajTiesville. Theo. —Canton. Hargrave, H Meador, J. H. —Rcidsville. A. Caroli-en. Holland, B.— Martin, C. L. —Madison. W. B. —Castalia. Harper, — Jfadron, E. M.— Banners Elk. Hughes, C. N.- Cedar Grove. Marler, W. H. —Hickory. Herdia C. —Concord. Herring, Meadord, J. R. — Reidsville. W .C. —Concord. Houston, — Morton, C. L.—Madison. Henderson, L. B. Durham. Mann, H. L. —Middleton Henderson, L. V.^Oxford. Maguire, Mrs. Daisy—Glenville. M. M. — Harris, Elizabeth City. Malone, S. E. —Goldsboro. C—Eniield. — Highsmith, — McPhail, Isaiah Hamlet. Hunter, Exum L. Fayet*'eville. Macon, Francis A. —Henderson. W. H.—Franklin. Higgins, — Worey, A. H.—Hendersonville. Hoffman, Wm. H. Gastonia. McDaniel, J. A. —Ivanhoe Hall, R. H.—Goldsboro. Moore, Wm. Paul—Jackson. L. M. —Greensboro. Humphrey, Sloose, E. W. —Lenoir. F. S.—Henderson . Harriss, Morris, C. P. —Lillington J J.— — Hicks, Henry.— Mclver, D. C. Maxton. Hayes, Wm. A. High Point. Mann, Louis H. —Middletown. H. — Henderson, C. Charlotte. Mitchell, T. J.—Mt. Airy. Tvey, R. W.—New Lone. on. MeCombs, Wm. S. —Murphy. Ihrie, Jno. H.^Pittsboro. l\icCracken, W. H. —Sanrord. C. B.—Statesvilie. Jones, B. C—Charlotte. Mott, — R. W. — Banners Elk. Mathews, J. E. Wilmington. Jennings, W. G.—Windsor. Johnson, A. H. —Greensboro. Mizzell, Johnson & Baldwin— McManus, D. C—Thom&tville. Wilmington. J.—Hamlet Jolmson, J. C. — Benson. McPhail, J. G. —Yadkinville. Justice, Zora K. —Davidson. j\tarler, R. H. —Charlotte. Judd, J. H.—Fayetteville. McLaughlin, Johnson, L. A. —Greensboro. Nixon, F. J. —Mt. Mourne. Jennings, R D. —Banner Elk. Norris. S. P. —Raleigh. Johnson, J. C.—Benson. Nichols, R. T. —Rockinarham. Johnson, Jno. W. —Goldsboro. Norris, Carl P. —Lillington. James, D. L. —GreenviUe. Newberry, J. Hallie.—Warsaw. PRACTICING DENTISTS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 103

Nicies—Lynn. Sharp, Jno. W. —Pinkt( n. Thos. M.— Polkton. Ovprstreet, Nonnan L. —Whitakers. Smith, R. G.— Osborne, J. C. —Lawndale. Sherrill, Raleigh. L. T.—Reidsviile. Osborne, J. R.—Shelby. Smith, — Owen, D. V.—Whittier. Steele, W. L. Rockingfiam. Smithson, C. F. —Rocky Mount. Pittman, F. H. —Fairmont. Squires, R. M. —Salisburv. Gertrude—Atlantic. Fhillips, Smith, Chas. C. — Salisburv. Z. P.—Bald Creek. Proffitt, Scarlett, E. H.—Selma. A. J. — Pringle, Campbell. Sloan, C. S.—Wallace. Patterson, Geo. B. —Favetteville. Snell, Henderson—Washington. P. B.—Gibson. Pate, Smathers, B. F. —Waynesville. H. C. —New Bern. Parker, Smathers, J. H. —Wavn'iville. Parker, J. M. — Ashcville. Sprinkle, W. A.—Whi'ttier. J. T.—Henderson. Pittard, Smith, W. T—Wilmington. Perkins, Frank E. —Hi^h Point. Sapp, Carey C. —Winston-Salem Pitts, H. C—High Point. Patrick, .Ino. C. — Black Mountain. Thompson, J. W.—Andrews. Perry, E. W.—Littleton. Thompson, S. E. —Di.rham. Powell, C. G.—Potecas . Tucker, Edwin B. —Henderson. Parker, Henry R. —Trenton. Taylor, W. A.—North Wilkesboro. P'ckens, C. W.—Weaversville. Tnrner, V. E.—Raleigh Pickens, J. T. —Weaversville. Turner, Chas. A. —Statesvllle. Proffitt, D. R.—Weaversville. Thompson, C. A. —Wi'=on. Phillips, Jno. W. — Yadkinville. Taylor, W. W.—Warrenton. Parrott, D. W.—Kinston. Thompson, J. S. —Swepsonville. Powell, Jas. W.—Whit.'ville. Ttague, Geo. M. — Albemarle. — E. J. —Rcxboro. Rowe, Charlie Spniee Pine. Tucker, — Reade, A. P. —Durham. Taylor, A. Z. Mocksville. R. G. — Kogei-s, Apex. Vitou, E. Chas. —Goldsboro. Rav, H. F.—Bald Creek Van Noppen, J. J. —Spray. Rav, D. S.—Clinton. R. M— Riddick, C. R.— Elizabeth City. Waldroupe, Bryson City. E. F.—Clinton. Reese, R. W.—Elkin. Watson, — Rowe, W. W. —Greensboro. Watkins, J. C. Winston Salem. D. F. — Ramsey, W. B. —Hickory. Watson, Carthage. O. T.—Dunn. Reeves, Cicero A. —Lauiei Springs. Wilson, Elizabeth Regan, C. W.—Laurinburg. White, J. H.— City. Richardson, E. E. —Leaksville. Willey, H. S.—Elizabeth City. Thos. A. —Ga=tonia. Reid, L G. —Lenoir. Wilkins, H. —Greensboro. Riley, Jas M.—Lexington. Wheeler, J. Geo. W.—Greensboro Regan, .1. D. —Lumberton. Whitsett, — Wyche, Jas. E. —Greensboro. Roach, .1. A. Madison. — Reid, J. G. —Marion. Wa'droupe, V. M. Hayesville. Redfearn, B. C. —Monroe. Wallace, W. C—Hend-rsonville. J. Hnrietta. Ross, T. T.— Nashville. AVhisnat, F.— Rouse, J. W.—Pikeville. AVhite, W. A.— Hickory. T.—Statesville. Ramsey, R. L. —Salisbury. White, L. —Dimn. Rothrock, J. M. —Thomasville. Wilson, 0. J. E. — Ross, T. T.—Weldon. . AVarren, — Mayodan. Roby, W. M.—Charlotte. White, J. A. Williamston. Ramsey, J. F.—Ashevilie. Wo'fe, T. B.—Plymouth. Reeves, R. H. —Ashevilie. AVolfe, H. E.—Pivmouth. Ware, R. E.—Sheit.v. Jas. A. —Ashevilie. Sinclair, Whitehead. C. A.—Tarboro. Wexler—.\sheville. Smathers, Wa'ters, H. N. —Warr'^nton. W. E. —Menola. Snipes, West, C. P.—Beavrrville. R. W. — Stephens, Apex. White, Jas. A. —Williamston. D. M. —Marion. Sinclair, AWbster, Julian— Wi! mine ton. Stanley— Wilmington. Watkins, J. C. —Winston-Salem. Smathers, H. A. —Canton. AVhisnant, A. .1. —Hrnrietta. • J. W. —Chadbourn. I Stanley, Williams, Donald—Tarboro. J. W. B.—Dresden. flharp,' Watson. Robt. —Lalj" H. E.—Durham. Landing. Sattirfield, Ward, W. J.—Weldon. Shackelford, E. H.—Durham. Wells, A. S. —Washington. Spurgeon, J. S. —Hillsbt/ro. Weeks, W. N.—Southport. Smith, G. W.—Hopkins. J. A. —Faulston. Staley, W. J.—Liberty. Young, Paul P. — Self, I. R.^Lincolnton. Yates, Morrisville. Yelverton. — Smithwick, D. T. —Louisburg. J. Hugh Wilson. W. H. —N'wton. Stephenson, .J. W. — ^Iirivoe. Young, — —MabeL Staton, Frank Mor'head— City. Younce, Phillip Sinclair, W. T. Norwood. Zickler, C. R.—Charlo'-te. . 104 PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Practicing Phy&icians in North Carolina. ALA31ANCE. Ytatesville—C. C. Jackson. Burlington—C. A. Anunsoii, T. S. Fau- Bath—J. T. Nicholson. cett, R. A. Freeman, H. M. Moiitgom- BERTIE. erv, H. R. Moore, John W. Page, J. A. Aulander—Jno. T. W. J. Har- Pickett, L. A. Walker, W. G. Stafford, Hoggard, E. H. Horton. T. A. Bohannon. rell, Colerain— L. A. Wm. A. Hoggard. i:ion College—J. A. Crouse, W. T. Hern- Nowell, Kelford— Paul Brittle. don, Geo. S. Watson. J. Loftin Kernodle. Roxobel—Alanson P. C. Jenkins. Graham- W. R. Goley, Geo. W. Long, Capehart. Powillsville— J. B. Ruffln, L. S. Webb. O. J. Parris, W. E. Walker. Windsor— V. Jno. L. Curtis—L. A. Johnson. Henry Dunston, Edward W. Whitmel S. Haw River—J. W. McPherson. L. D. Mc- Pritchard, Pugh, Pherson. Gurlcy, Chas. J. Sawyer. Hill—Burton W. Sa.xapahaw—W. T. Sumner. Merry Hathaway. Lewiston-— land Mitchell. Mebane—W. N. Tate, T. D. Tyson, N. D. Way York. BLADEN. Swepsonville—T. R. Williams. Clarkton—L. B. bvaiis, George L. Clark. Oakdale—G. A. Foster. Council—.J. A. Adkins. ALEXANDER. Garland—R. S. Cromartie. Taylorsville—0. L. Hollar. S. T. Crowson. East Arcadia—Thos. Devane. Mount Pisgah—Ed. S. King. Elizabeth town—Newton Robinson. Hiddenite—Donald H. Leeper. White Oak—W. H. G. Luca=. >7. k. Anders. btony Point—J. Mc. Hunter. BRUNSWICK. ALLEGHANY. Southport—W. G. Curtis, J. Arthur Lamar—B. E. Reeves. Dosher, D. T. Watson. bcottville—B. C. Waddell. Shallotte—W. R. Goley, E. W. Jones, J. Sparta— Robt. Thompson, S. Edwards, J. L. A. Stone. D'oughton. El Paso— E. G. Goodman. Cherry Lane—Hugh Hanks. Phoenix^—T. V. Moore. Edmonds—W. H. Cooms. BUNCOMBE. Laurelspring—Aaron Os'jorn. Ashe^^lle—C. P. Ambler, Samuel W. Bat- ANSON. tle, A. M. Ballard, H. H. Briggs, H. Wadesboro—E. S. Ashe, J. H. Bennett, J. G. Brookshire, T. E. W. Brown, W. C. M. Covington, J. M. Covington, Jr., J. Brownson, Jas. A. BuiToughs J. F. Car- E. Hart, R. D. Ross. raway, A. W. Calloway, T. P. Cheese- Peachland—W. W. Barrett. borough, F. J. Clemeng r, J. L. Carroll, Ansonville—S. B. Carpenter, J. M. Dunlap. R. S. Carroll, W. H. Carroll, J. E. Cocke, Lilesville—J. Edwin K-rr, J. L. Wyatt. W. L. Dunn, Lewis W. Elias, M. H. Morven—T. F. Mcisenheimer, O. D. Thomp- Fletcher, E. B. Glenn. E. Gruner, W. D. son. Ililliard, C. S. Jordan. E. C. Laird, P. H. Polkton—L. C. Smith. Lee, T. E. Linn, L. B. McBrayer, F. T. ASHE. Meriwether, Lewis A. Mernmon, M. C. Weaver's Ford—J. H. Barton. Miilender, C. L. Minor, E. R. Morris, Todd—W. R. Backburii, I. T. Lemly, W. R. Peter B. Orr, C. 0. Orr, Paul Paquin, Graham. Arthur Pritchard, Geo. W. Purefoy, C. E. Grassv Creek—Manlv Blevins. Reed, C. V. Reynolds, J. H. Reynolds, Hopkins—T. J. Call. Paul Ringer, Karl Von Ruck, Grayson—J. J. S. Denney. S. H. Von Ruck, James Saw- Jefferson—J. W. Colvard. B. O. Edwards, yer, Dan E. Sevier, Joseph T. Sevier, J. C. Testerman. Owen Smith, M. L. Stevens, Gaillard S. Helton—A. L. Jones. Tennent, H. Bascom Weaver, A. S. Clifton—R. W. Jones. Whitaker, W. P. Whittington, John H. Crcston—W. J. Robinson. Williams, C St. V. Zimmermann. T. J. C. E. Cot- Lansing—T. .1. Jones. Black Mountain— Archer, Sturgills— S. E. Prnnineton. ten. Sutherland—E. M. Lo\d. Biltmore—— J. E. David, L. E. Holmes. BEAUFORT. Jupiter 1. A. Harris. Alexander—W. J. Clontz. Washington—W. A. Blount, J. G. Blount, Swanannoa—R. I. Wilson. E. M. Brown, J. M. Galla^-her, Ira M. Candler—Geo. H. Th'-icV,. Hardy, J. L. Nicholson, P. A. Nichol- son, S. T. Nicholson, Jno. C. Rodman, BURKE. W. P. Small, David T. Tayloe, Joshua Morganton—Paul V. Anderson, James R. Tavloe, Jno. W. Williams. Anderson, Jas. K. Hall, Joseph L. Lax- Belhaven—W. J. Bullock Wm. D. Kellum, ton, John McCampbell, W. Ed. Phifer, H. M. Mariner. Joseph B. Riddle, C. E. Ross, Aurora—H. M. Bonner. 0. S. Staley, S. Isaac M. Tavlor, Hugh R Thomp- W. Staloy, Armist-ad K. Tayloe. son, E. S. Walrlick. Pantego—E. S. Crrdle. Glen Alpine—E. A. Hennessee. Pinetown—H. H. Hunter. Rutherford College—T. V. Goode. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 105 CABAKKUS. Lockville—P. D. Lastcr. — Strickland. Concord—L. M. Arclur, D. T. Boger, L, Moncure W. J. N. Burleyson, D. G. Caldwell, M. M. CHEROKEE. Colwell, G. J. Gougvr, K. M. King, J. Murphy—J. F. Abernethy, W. A. Gra- S. Lafferty, W. H. Lilly, W. D. Peniber- liam, S. C. Higliway, B. B. Meroney, ton, T. F. PhaiT, F. O. Rogers, J. E. W. O. Patton. Snioot, J. 0. Walker, J. W. Wallace, Culbcrtson—L. R. Castcol, C. F. Walker. Robert S. Young. Ballcw—W. C. Mason. Mount Pleasant— P. A. Barrier, M. A. Unaka—Allen Stiles. Foil, J. M. Matthews, G. J). Moose. Andrews—C. H. Orr, G. D. Webb. Harrisburg——J. C. Blaek, S. A. Grier. CHOWAN. Kannapolis —J. W. Flowe. Edenton—R. Dillard, J. H. McMullan, T. J. Georgeville I. A. Yowe. Hoskins,— H. M. S. Cason. CALDWELL. Cisco .J. R. Parker. Lenoir—L. H. Cofley, VV. P. Ivey, A. A. CLAY. Kent, C. J. Mattocks, C. D. McNairy, Haycsville-J. M. Sullivan, P. B. Killian, J. Claud Moore, C. L. Wilson. li. T. Coleman. J. E. Tidwell. Granite Falls—O. J. Corpening, B. G. CLEVELAND, E. A. D. Flowers, G. Flowers, Jones, Shelbv—J. F. Bean, R C. Eilis, W. T. J. B. Wright. Gregg, E. B. Laltimore, T. E. McBray- Blackstone—G. H. Carter. er, W. F. Mitcliell, Rufus R. Morrison, Colkttsville— W. M. White. B. H. Palmer, W. J. Wood. CA»IDEN. Mooresville— C. O. Champion, &. S. Royster. Shiloh—C. —G. Feiebee, VV. W. Sawyer. King's Mountain—O. G. Falls, B. R. Hun- South Mills J. L. Lister. ter, J. L. McKay, J G. Hood. CARTERET. Earls—J. P. Aydolette, W. G. Trent. Beaufort—A. B. Cliapin, F. M. Clark, Waco—G. T. Evans, W. A. Goode. Geo. Davis, C. L. Duncan, C. S. Max- Polkville—G. M. Gold, V. J. Palmer. well. Cleveland—Mills—L. L. Self, B. F. Falls. Morehcad City—K. P. B. Boomer, W. E. Lawndale— A. M. Edwards. Headen.— Fallston E.— A. Houser. Atlantic L. —C. Adain,s. Cherryville— W. H. Houser. Marshallberg— Tf. S. George. Lattimore— L. V. Lee. Harlowe C. N. Mason. Grover— Geo. Gates. Stacey-— Wm. T. Paul. Casor C. N. Peeler. I-.ogue J. W. Sanders. COLUIVIBUS. CASWELL. Chadbourn—J. F. Blake, W. F. Smith, S. Blackwplls—— J. F. Badgett. M. Withers. Ridgeville B. E. Love. Whiteville—John M. Bovce, W. H. Cro- — S. A. Yanceyville Malloy. well, H. B. Maxwell, J. A. McNeill, Milton—M. H. McBride. N. A. Thompson. Geo. W. Norman. Tlionipsonville— Boardman—H. O. Easlej'. Tony—J. A. Pinnix. Tabor—B N. Gore. Semora—J. F. Swann. — — Vinrlaiid Thos. C. Johnson. Leasburg Joe Thompson. Fair Bluff—A. G. Floyd. CATAWBA. Cronley—D. D. Jordan. Hickory—H. L. .\berntthv, W. L. Aber- Cerro Gordo—J M. McGoiigan. nethv, H. B. Baker, C. M. Childs, J. A. CRAVEN. Childs, Fred T. Foard, J. T. Johnson, H. New Bern—Geo. A. Caton, Chas. Duffy, C. Mcnzies, J. H. Shuford, B. F. White- Francis Leinster A. W. side. Dtiffy, Duffy, N. M. F. W. Newton—Jas. R. Camobell, F. L. Hormon, Disosway, Gibbs, Hughes, B. DuVal Jones, I. H. Lawrence, J. E. W. H. Everhart, T. W. Long, J. H. I. F. R. S. Yount, Geo. H. West. Patrick, Patterson, Primrose, J. F. N. H. J. M. Ward. Maiden—P. J. Klutz, J. O. Whiteside. Rhem, Street, Vanceboro—James Dugoid. Catawba—Q. M. Little, Fred Y. Long, L. — Pollock. G. Skinner. Dover Raj'mond Clarmont—D. M. Moser. CUMBERLAND. Conover—D. Mcf). Yn;.Tit, R. Abernethy. Fayetteville—T. S. Haigh, J. H. High- CHATHAM. smith, Seavev Highsmilh. W. S. Jordan, Pittsboro—H. T. Chapin, L. E. Farthing, John D. McRae, J H. Marsh, J. V. Mc- J. N. Taylor. Goughan, Jno. A. McKethan, A. S. Rose, Goldston—\Vm. Burns. R. M. Fields. John C. Dye. Siler Cit3-—J. D. Edwards, T. A. Kirk- Raeford—G. W. Brown, A. P. Dixon, Geo. man.. A. Graham. Bynum—A. W. Mann. Hope Mills—Leon Watson, J. A. Willing- Gulf—R. W. Palmer. ham, J. W. McNeill. Ore Hill—0. B. Stroud. Cedar Creek—K. G. Averitt. Mount Vernon Springs—J. O. Kirkman. Ptedman—T. C. Bullock, E. P. Williams. Apex—C. G. Upchurch. I^ittle River Acad-^my-W. C. Melvin. Morrisville—Hugh Wilson. Rockfish—G. W. Ray. 106 PRACTiaNG PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. — Godwin J. N. McLean. Killebrew, E. M. Quiller, G. L. Wim- CURRITUCK. berly. Moyock—Stuart Mann, F. W. Rittef. Whitakers—W. H. Coble, J. C. Braswell, R. Kitty Hawk—J. D. CogswelL H. Speight. Kigo—W. H. CowpIL Conetoc— J. E. Brothers. R. L. Savage, Coinjock—J. F. Garrington. Old Sparta—J. B. Carr, M. B. Pitt, Poplar Branch—W. T. Griggs. nim City—AV. P. Mercer. Jarvisburg—J. M. Newbern. Battleboro—H. B. Marriott. Shawsboro—Henry M. Shaw. Macclesfield-C. B. Walton. — DARE. FORSYTH. Manteo Woodson B. Fearing, Franklin P. Winston—H. T. Bahnson, John Bynum, Gates.— Wade H. Bynum, T. M. Copple, D. N. Buxton J. J. Davis. Dalton, W. M. Dalton, A. P. Davis, DAVIDSON. T. W. Davis, J. P. Fearrington, J. F. Lexington—E. J. Buckanan, D. J. Hill, Griffith, J. L. Hanes, R. D. Jewett, Joel Hill, W. L. Hill, W. J. Vestal, R. H. H. Kapp, A. Y. Lin\ille, E. A. U. Zimmerman. Loekett, H. S. Lott, J. P. Nicholson, Thomasville—Albert H. Bowers, Joseph S. F. Pfhol, Robt. L. Rierson, J. F. Bird, C. A. Julian, J. H. Mack, J. W. Shaffner, J. F. Shafi'ner, Jr., E. H. Peacock. Spainhour, W. O. Spencer, H. L. Sulli- Linwood—J. F. Beal, J. E. Cathell, J. A. van, C. L. Summers, J. Thos. Wright. Myers. Bethania—E. F. Strickland. Denton—Abel Anderson, Phillip S. Easley. Kornersville—W. C. Ashworth, R. L. Carl- Jackson Hill—A. Bulla, J. Y. Fitzgerald. ton, J. T. Justice. Wallburg—J. A. Dimmette. Pfaflttown—J. W. Davis. Bethany— H. W. D'orsett. Walkertown—J. C. Hammock. Fairmont—A. A. York. Rural Hall— S. S. Flvnt. DAVIE. FRANKLIN. Advance—J. F. Jlartin, T. T. Watkins. Franklinton—J. H. Harris, R. B. Hen- Mocksville—B. C. Clement, W. C. Mar- derson, R. N. Winston. tin, J. W. Rodvvell. Louisburg—S. P. Burt, 0. L. Ellis, R. Farmington—E. M. Griffin, \V. G. Johnson. P. Floyd, J. E. Malone, J. J. Mann, R. Coolermee—A. B. Byerly. F. Yarborough. Calahaln—J. M. Cain. Youngsville—P. R. Hatch, I. G. Riddick. DUPIilN. Cedar Rock—E. H. Bobbitt. Magnolia—G. T. Clark, O. F. Smith, W. Letha—K. M. Clark. F. Stokes. ATapleville—Hodge A. Newell. J. R. Kenansville—John A. FeiTall. A. J. Jones, Centreville— AVh-i-ss. J. Gerald Murphy, A. F. Williams. GASTON. Warsaw—L. Hussoy, J. M. Williams, J. Castonia—C. E. Adam's, McT. G. Anders, L. Lane. R. C. Bunting, H. M. Eddleman, H. P. Wallace—J. W. Carroll, B. R. Graham. Glenn, L. N. Glenn. Chas. E. McLain, Faison—D. N. Seawe'l, John M. Faison, R. M. Reid, J. M. Sloan, F. G. Wilson. John L. Lane. Belmont-W. W. Davis, N. A. Orr. Rose Hill—T. R. Hatcher, R. L. Carr. Bessemer City—R. H. Garren D. A. Gar- Rcsaca—J T. Maxwell. rison, AV. S. Hav. H. E. Rowe. Boula\alle—G. W. Kennedy. Cherryville—AV. H. Houser, A. W. Howell, Chinquepin—J. F. Lanrllng. J. M. Hunter. DURHA»f. Mt. Holly—E. C. Boyette, Robert Rhym, Jas. J. Stewart. Durham—C. A. Adams. N. P. Boddie, E. Dallas—J. H. S. A. Wilkins. H. Bowling, John R. Carr, Arch. Cheat- Jenkins, Lowell—G. R. Frank Robinson. ham, R. L. Felts, W. A. Gr:iham, Joseph Patrick, Shoals—Robt. AV. Graham, C. S. Hicks, W. N. Hicks. N. High Petrie, Arnold Sto- vall. M. Johnson, A. C. Jordan, G. W. Landis, M. C. Hunter, L. C. T. A. Mann, J. M. Manning, R. A. Moore, Stanley— Quiekel. —J. P. Matthewson. J M. O'Kelly, W. W. Olive, Geo. H. Taylorsville StcAdensville—J. AV. Tavlor. Ross, J. A. Smith, R. J. Teague, Chas. B. Wilkf-rson, C. A. Woodard. GATES. West Durham—R. L. Holloway, E. C. Sunbury—G. C. Brooks, E. P. Corbett. Patterson. Baird Brooks. Re^Tioldson—AV. O. P. Lee. East Durham—W. G. Guess. Gates-R.—C. Smith. V.'illardsville—— E. M. Holt, W. P. Holt. Gatesville Geo. D. WiPiams. Rougemont— A. C. Boyles. GRAHAM. Bahama Dr. Lyon. Robbinsville—-P. Culbersrn. L. D. Hooper, Gorman—R. E. Nichols, M. P. Ward. M. T. Maxwell, P. T. McKaig. Morris\'ille—H. F. Wil=nn. Brock—G. F. Brock. EDGECOjMBE. Yellow Creek— S. F. Howell. Tarboro—J. H. Andrson, J. M. Baker, S. GRANVILLE. P. Bass, S. N. Harrell. J ff D. Jenkins, Oxford—S. D. Booth, T L. Booth, S. H. L. L. Staton. AV. J. Tliigpen. Cannadav, Ben. K. Havs, E. B. Meadows, Rocky Mount—M. R. Braswell, C. B. J. A. Morris, L. C. Taylor, G. S. - PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 107

Watkins, J. B. Williams, G. A Cogges- Buie s Creek—Jno. A. ilcKay, J. F. Mc- hall. Kay. Hester—Wm. B. Bullock. Liuucn—W. C. Melvin, F. Smith. Stem—P. R. Hardee. Chajybeate Springs—J. W. ilaiiord. Northside—0. VV. Holloway. Duke—W. P. Huit. — A. Creedmore J. Sanderiord. \\ aiie—C. J. McOomb. Stovall—W L. Tavlor. Sunmierville—A. M. AlcKay. Grissom—G T. Slices. Godwin—J. W. McLean. GREENE. Benson—F. T. Moore. Snow Hill—James H. Harper, W. B. Mur- Coats—H. Utley. phy, Jr., W. W. Whittington. Hookerton—G. C. Edwards, W. A. Robert- HAYWOOD. J. F. U. L. J. son. Waynesville— Abel, Allen, H. B. H. Farmville—Albert West. R. McCracken, L. McFayden, GUILFORD. Greenwood, Samuel L. StiiiigUeld, Thos. Stringfleld, J. Howell Way. Greensboro—J. B. Angle, C. \V. Banner, J. Canton—J. H. Mease, J. E. Moore, A. B. T. J. Battle, W. P. Beall, Louis G. Willis, J. E. Wilson. Beall, B. W. Best, H. C. Boyles, J. G. F. M. Davis, S. 3. Medford, R. L. E. Z. T. Clyde— Broadnax, J. Brooks, Brooks, Walker. Al. Coble, Rigdon O. Dees, H. H. Dod- son, P. W. Flagg, M. R. Farrar, A. F. HENDERSON. Fortune, Miss Anna M. Gove, J. E. Hendersonville—T. A. Ailen, G. E. Dixon, Grimsley, Mrs. Joy Harris Glasscock, R. A. B. Drafts, J. L. Edgerton, C. Few, K. Gregory, Edmund Harrison, George R. W. B. Howe, Wm. R. Kirk, J. G. Wal- Hughes, G. W. Kernodle, W. P. Kniglit, drop, J. S. Brown. A. E. Ledbetter, Thos. R. Little, John Flat Rock—Arthur R. Guerard. W. Long, John E. Logan, W. J. Mtad- Fletcher—Lloyd P. Russell. ovvs, E. R. Michaux, Miss May S. Miles, L/ana—J. F. Harris. Chas. W. Moseley, J. T. Reives, W. J. Fruitland—W. G. Hutcherson Richardson, Chas. Robertson, C. L. Scott, Zirconia—Levi Jones. E. L. Stamey, John Thames, Samuel Mill River—L. L. Johnson. Tucker, J. P. Turner, A. R. Wilson, John HERTFORD. Roy Williams, John A. Williams, Mrs. Ahoskie—J. H. Mitchell, A. W. Greene, Elizabeth H. Jno. W. Tucker, Tankersley. Paul H. Mitchell. Hight Point—John T. Burrus, J. W. Murfieesboro—W. G. Freeman, R. H. Gary, Burton, W. J. VV. M. McAnallj', James, G. N. Harrell. J. L. Moore, J. R. Reitzel. C. E. Reitzel, Winton—C. F. Gnffin, W. B. Pollard. D. A. Stanton, J. F. Swain, j. A. Turner, Como—T. I. Burbage. W. L. Vestal, A. L. Whittaker. I'nion—J. Rainey Parker. Oak S. A. Cook, J. R. Paddison. Ridgr— Harrellsville-J. E. Ward. Pomona—J. G. Ector, Dr. Norman. Menola—Clifton G. Parker. Summerfleld-W. C. Davis, H. Willis. Gibsonville—H. P. Bowman, G. E. Jordan. HYDE. Jamestown—D. A. Armfield, J. E. Foscue, Scranton—J. W. Williams. J. R. Gordon. Swan Quarter—E. H. Jones. McLeansvill —C. S. Oilman, W. T. Holt, Lake Landing—Eugene Windly, M. M. Mur- A. P. McD'aniel. ry, O. H. Gibbs. Stokesdale—J. J. Hilton, C. W. Taylor. [airfield—J. A. Mann, R. N. Cartwright, Guilford College—Jessa F. McCracken, M. A. G. Harris. F. Fox. IREDELL. Pleasant — Garden Ciaiborn Gray. Reno—H. F. Bailey. Brown —J. W. Jones. Summit Dunlap—E. A. Hall. Vandalia—J. T. Reaves. Turnersburg—P. C. Jurney. — HALIFAX. Evalin—J V. Williams. Halifax H. B. Ferguson. E. L. Fenner. Lorav—L. V. Cloaninger " Scotland Neck—H. I. Clark, Dr. Smith, Trou'tman—R. W. Mills, E. E. Klutz. J. P.—Wimberly. Mt. Slourne—Walter B. Mott. Enfield John A. Collins, A. S. Hai'ison, New Hope—J. N. Summers. L. T. Whitaker. Eufola-W. W. Wilhelm. Weldon— I. E. Green, A. B. Zollicoffer, D. Cool Springs—J. R. fjuwery. B. Zollicoffer.— Statesville— W. R. Adams, thos. E. Ander- Roanoke —Rapids A. C. Iloyt. S. B. Pierce. son, Archibald Campbi'll, L. Harrill, W. Hobgood K. Leggett. J. Hill, J. E. King, H. F. Long, J. E. Tillery-F. M. Register. McLaughlin, F. L. Snarpe, E. M. Yount, HARNETT. Albert Houck. Mooresville—A. E. Bell P. A. Carpenter, Dunn—O. L. Denning, M. W. Harper, I. F. J. T. N. G. S. W. Steven- Hicks, Chas. Hisrhsmith. W. L. Hudson, Moore, Moore, son, James Young. S. P. J. Lee, Wm. M. McNeill, C. H. — Sexton. Harmony J. A. Sisk. \\. G. Nicholson. Lillint'ton—L. J. Arnold, J. E. Caviness, JACKSON. J. H. Withers. Webster—H. F. Burgin. Wm. Self. lOS PRACTTaNG PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Dillsboro—Chas. Z. Candler, J. M. Cand- Hugh B. York. ler. Janu'Sville—J. E. Smithwick. Sylva—D. D. Hooper, A. S. Nichols. Everetts—J. H. Saunders. Painter—A. A. Nichols. Mcdowell. JOHNSTON. Marion—B. L. Ashwort'i, B. A. Cheek, M. L. G. B. S. Clayton—E. N. liookor, J. A. Griffin, B. Justice, Justice, Guy Kirby, A. Hocutt, G. A. McLendon, J. B. Rob- M. F. Morphew. Old Fort—R. H. ertson, J. J. Young. Garren, Dr. Freeman, Dr. Mcintosh. Kenly—J. C. Grady, G. S. Coleman, G. A. Hood, Jas. F. Justice. Dysartsviile—W. W. Gilbert, Jno. 0. Sim- — mons. Benson Floyd Johnson, I). B. Lassiter, F. — T. Moore, G. E. Parker, W. H. Rowland. Nealsville J. L. Doster. Selma—R. J. Noble, J. B. Person, Geo. D. MECIiLENBURG. Vick. Charlotte—J. S. Miles B. Aber Smithfield—Tliel. Hooks, L. A. Munns, G. Abernelliy, nethy, Annie L. Alexander, J. R. Ale.x J. Robinson, A. H. Rose, L. D. Wharton. ander, J. A. Austin, Fred Austin, R. J Princeton—J. B. Strachon, A. G. Woodard. Brevard, Clifford, T. F. Costner, Geo. T Four Oaks—Jno. II. otanly, J. D. T. Wel- Clark, W. P. Craven, A. J. Crowell, S lons, S. R. Y'oung. M. Crowell, Jno. Donnelly. J. P. Mathe JONES. son, I. W. Faison, Robt. L. Gibbon Maysville--N. G. Shaw. Joseph Graham, W. A. Graham J. T, Pcllocksville—A. F. Hammond, G. R. Hiatt, F. O. Hawley, A. M. Ilerron, John Hughes. R. Irwin, Parks M. King, R. N. Little Trenton—H. Johnson, H. G. Monk. John, D. H. Leeper, R. E. Mason, C. S LENOIR. McLaughlin, C. G. McManaway, C. A LaGrange—J. C. Green, J. M. Hodges, J. Meisenheimer, John C Montgomery, B W. P. Smithwick. S. Moore, W. O. Nisbet, Brodie C Kinston—W. F. Hargrove, Jas. M. Parrott, Nolle, W. W. Pharr, George W. Pressly, A. DeK. Parrott, \V. P. Parrott, Jno. A. E. C. Register, Wm. M. Hunter, L. C Pollock, C. L. Pridgen, Henry TuU, Keerans, Geo. W. Graham. L. B. Newell V. E. Weyher, R. A. Whittaker, F. A. J. B. Witherspoon, R. Z. Querrv, E Wliittaker, C. B. Woodley, R. W. Woot- Reid Russell, C. B. Stephenson, "C. M ten. Strong, W. M. Strong, W. H. Wakefield Trenton—H. G. Monk. C. E. Walker, A. M Whisnant, F. M Winchester, W. D. Witherbee, H. M. Wil LINCOLN. der, W. T. Woodlev, Denver—H. N. C. L. McCaul. Abernethy, Huntersville—J. E. S. Davidson, Tlios. M Lincolnton—Geo. H. L. A. Cro- Co^tner, JlcCoy, W. W. Cra«-.-n. Chas. H. R. B. well, Hoover, Killian, ^avidson—Mary L. Martin, Robt. H. Laf R. W. Petrie. John W. J. S. baine, fertv, H. S. Munroe, J. P. Munroe, W Wise, J. B. Wright. >L Stone. Orleans—W. A. Bass. — — Matthews Henry Q. Alexander, Thos. N Crouse J. L. Beam. Reid. C. Riser. Reepsville—W. Mint Hill—J. Me. De Armond. Iron Station— Augustus Smith. Croft—S. JI. Henderson. Lowesville—C. B. Thom.pson. — Chadwick— Leighton W. Hovis. MACON. Sardis Lester— W. Hunter. Franklin—S. H. Lyle, J H. Fonts, H. M. [Belmont N. A. Orr. Jones, W. A. Rogers, F. L. Siler. Pineville—W. R. Reid. Aquone—J. A. Browner. anTCHELL. Highlands—Mary E. Lapham, Spruce Pine—Charles Peterson, O. G. MADISON. Brvant. Mars Hill—J. H. Baird, W. F. Robinson, J. Plurn Tre^-E. H. Sloop. W. Baird. Cranben-y—Charles Buchanan. Big Laurel—I. E. Burnett, O. V. Burnett, Elk Park—T. J. Profflt, J. R. Sutton, Dr. JlarshaH —Frank Roberts, W. J. Weaver, J. Bingham. C. Tilson, —Jack Jarrett. /Bakersville—M. F. Penland, V. R. Butt, Hot Springs E. J. Pecs. F. P. Slagle. English—I. L. English. Relit f—Isaac Bradsbaw. Spring Creek—T. J. Frisbee, S. B. Wood}'. Ledger—Miss Holeman. Canto—C. E. Roberts. W. H. Hughes. Montezuma—Dr. Goss. Walmet—A. J. McDevitt. Saginaw—Richard Bingham. Joe—J. Reynolds. Barnard—W. B. Fortner. MONTGOMERY. **rroy—M. P. Blair, Chas. Daligny, James MARTIN. A. Sisk, A. F. Thompson. Hamilton—M. I. Fleming. B. L. Long. Biscoe—H. E. Bowman, J. A. Dowd. Robersonville—W. H. Hargrove, R. J. Nel- Mount Gilead—Willis D. Gilmer, Wilmer son. L. Grantham, C. B. Ingram Williamston—J. B. H. Knight, J. P. Asbury—F. E. A=bur\'. Proctor, W. E. Warren, J. S. Rhodes, Star^. B. Shamberger. PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. 109

MOORE. Cedar Grove—C. M. Hughes, W. E. Murphy. Southern Pines—A. .M. iiiair. K. M. Fergu- Prospect Hill—J. R. Hester. son, Edwin Gladmon, Alice E. Johnson, — PA3ILICO. / VV. P. —Swett. Bayboro D. A. Dees, C. A. Flowers, Jr., ^ Jonesboro H. B. Hoyle, A. J. Monroe, E. H. P. Underbill. P. Snipes. Stonewall—Geo. S. Attmore. il'^Sanford— 1. H. Lutterloh, Lynn Mclver, J. Oriental—G. G. Bell, 0. C. Daniels. P. Monroe, W. A. Monroe, J. L. Shep- Hobucken—J. T. Clark. pard. — PASQUOTANK. Cartilage Gilbert McLeod, H. M. Mathews, Elizabeth City— li. T. Aydletr, I. Fearing, E. H. B. Shields, J. VV. Wilcox, M. _ Zenas Fearing, Jr., J. B. Griggs, W. \V. Street. Griggs, R. B. Lamb, F. W. Lowry, W. High Falls—A. H. Caveness. J. Lumsden, 0. G. B. McMullan, A. L. Cameron—Dr. Mathews, W. D. Gilmore. Pendleton, H. D. Walker, Claude B. Lpckville—P. D. Laster. Williams, J. E. Wood, C. W. Sawyer. Jackson Springs—A. A. McDonald. Weeksville—Ivie A. Ward. ' '^\berdeen—A. H. McLeod. PENDER. Gulf— R. W. Palmer. Burgaw—E. H. Adkins, R. H. Bradford, W. —Leon Watsnn. Broadway H. Crowell, H. B. Thomas. NASH. — J. ' Rocky Point R. Williams. Nashville—Jas. P. Battle, J. T. Strickland, Currie—Geo F. Lucas. H. H. Whittaker.— Top Sail Sound— L. L. Alexander. Spring Hope W. H. Edwards, C. N. Brant- PERQUIMANS. Hassell S. P. W. P. ley, Brantley, Dew, Hertford—T. A. Cox, Tl^os. S. McMullan, Simpson. W. M. Riddick, R. W. Smith, C. C. •f Rocky Mount—L. C. Covington, Robt. B. Winslow. Miller, R. H. Speight, Jr., J. P. White- Woodville—T. M. Riddick. head, W. H. Whitehead. Belvidere—Thomas N. White. Finch—C. H. Brantlev. Hattleboro—H. B. Marriott. PERSON. Roxboro-W. A. T. C. Castalia—T. A. Matthews. Bradsher, W. Long, G. Nichols, O. P. Schaub, R. J. Teague, NEW HANOVER. J. A. Wise. — J. H. Al- Wilmington Joseph Akerman, Gordonton—R. S. Bavnes. W. K. Anders, Charles D. Bell, ston, Mount Tirzah—A. C. Boyles. W. J. H. R. H. C. H. Bellamv, Bellamy, Center Grove—P. G. Piitchett. Bauseman. D. VV. Bullock, T. S. Bur- Cunningham—J. F. Swanu. J B. Cranmer. C. bank, W. Galloway, Bethel Hill—John Meiiitt. Thos. M. Green, George Wright Hall, Leasburg—Joseph Thompson. A. H. Harris, Chas. T. Honnett, Harper, Hurdle Mills—J. I. Col' man. D. Koonce, A. D. McDonald, L. H. PITT. Love, W. D. McMillan, Thos. R. Mask, Greenville—W. H. Bagwell, Zero Brown, E. J. Nixon, F. H. Russell, Jno. T. Wm. Fountain, Chas. O'H. Schonwald, W. E. Storm, George G. Laughing- house, E. A. J. E. Nobles. Thomas. Pride J. Thomas, Ed. Jenner Moye, Falkland—Jenness Morrill. Wood, Jno. C. Wessell. Bethel—D. J. Bullock, F. C. James, R. J. NORTHAMPTON. Grimes, G. F. Thigpen. Rich Mahlon L. S. Webb. Square— Bolton, Farmville—J. N. Bynum, C. C. Joyner, —N. P. R. H. Margarettsville Coppedge, David S. Morrill. Stancell, Wm. W. Stancell. — — Ayden Joseph Dixon, M. T. Frizzell, Garysburg Wm. T. Carstarphen, A. J. Lewis C. Skinner. Ellis, W. A. Robinson, Wm. R. Squire. Grifton—W. W. Dawson, W. C. Whitfield. Woodland—J. H. J. L. H. Cook, Outland, Stokes-T. G. Basnight. W. Joyner. Orimesland—C M. Jonea. Severn—T. 0. Joyner. — — Shelmerdinc L. E. Ricks. Jackson H. W. Lewis. Fountain—J. N. Moore. Lasker—R. P. Moorehead. Winterville-B. T. Cox, J. H. Hudson. Conway—D. H. Reed. Seaboard—M. R. Stephenson. POLK. Valentine—Thos. H. Valentine. Tyron—J. C. Kenworthy, E. M. Salley, ONSLOW. Rov Eagle, Earlv Gradv, H. J. Tarrigues. ilill H. H. E. S. Green- Swansboro—F. H. Blount, W. J. Montford. Springs— Edwards, wood. Jacksonville—E. L. Cox, Cyrus Thompson. E. B. B. L. Kcllum. Saluda— Goelet. —B. B. Lancaster. Richlands—J. L. Nicholson, C. W. Sutton. Fingerville Sneads Ferry—G. J. Dudlev. RANDOLPH. ORANGE. Ashboro—L. M. Fox, Samuel A. Henly, J. Chapel Hill—E. A. Abenethy, I. H. Man- V. Hunter, W. J. Moore. ning, C. S. Mangum, Wm. DeB. Mac- Fullers-J. D. Bulla, R. W. Myers, C. H, Nider. Phillips. Hillsboro—C. D. Jones, William Mebane, Seagrove—D. J. Johnson, R. J. Malone. D. C. Parris. Randleman—D. L. Fox, W. I. Sumner, 110 PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Paul R. McFadyen. Gold Hill—J. F. Fitzgerald. Ramseur— S. W. Caddell, C. S. Tate. Crescent— A. B. Goodman. Uburty— G. A. Foster, DeLacy Foust. Granite Quarry—J. H. Peeler. Fiankiinsville—Thos. I. Fox. Craven—G. M. Van Poole. Worthvilk—C. C. Hubbard. Enochsville—Banks Withers. Farmer—C. H. Lewis. RUTHERFORD. Cedar Falls—A. H. — — Redding. ClifFside R. M. Andrews, B. M. Haynes. Coleridge Dr. Wolborn. Rutherfordton—U. H. Biggs, E. B. Harris, —A. Carawaj' M. Bulla. J. W. Harris, Henry Norris, W. A. —RICH]VIO]^fD. Thompson, T. B. Twitty, J. C. Twitty. Rockingham F. .J. Garrett, N. C Hunter, Forest Citv—W. C. Bostic, Geo. P. Reid, J. M. Ledbetter, E. C. McEachern, L. G. E. Young, T. C. McBrayer. D. McPhail, W. H. Steele, U. L. Steele, Henrietta—Romeo Hicks, C. B. Wiseman. W. P. Webb. T. B. Lovelace, F. A. Carpenter. Raeford—G. W. Brown. Caroleen-0. Hicks, T. G. Hainrick, L. B. I'egues—A. C. Everett. J. H. Williamson. Harrell. Ilainlet—J. I. Fowlkes, H. F. Kinsman. Logan's Store—G. M. Chapman. ROBESON. Thermal City—J. F. Jonas. Lumberton—R. B. BecLvvith, John Knox, Kllenboro—J. B. Smart D. C. Mclntyre, J. D. McMillan, W. A. C'.iffdale—J. B. Thompson. McPhail, R. M. Norment, T. A. Nor- SA3IPSON. ment, H. T. K. G. S. B. Pope, Rosier, Clinton—G. M. Cooper, R. H. Holliday, H. N. A. Rosier, Thompson. B. Hiatt, F. H. Holmes, A. M. Lee, Ma.xton—J. D. A. B. M. Croom, Croom, R. E. Lee, J. 0. Matthews, J. A. Stevens. H. R. Gibson, L. R. Kirkpatrick, W. Roseboro—F. J. Paul McNatt. Cooper, Grumpier. Kerr—C. S. Kerr. Rowland—Wm. E. Evans, G. W. Pate, Dunn—R. H. McLean. Howard Reedy. Salemburg—G. B. Sikes. Red —W. H. Ben F. Springs McKinnon, Ingold—Henry Sloan. McMillan, J. R. H. H. Hod- McMillan, Harrell's Store—W. I. Taylor. gin. — Newton Grove—R. B. Wilson. Fairmont J. P.—Brown, Wm. F. Stephens. SCOTLAND. Lumber Bridge T. L. Northrup, Thomas — Stamps. Laurinburg K. A. Blue, Geo. D. Ever- Rai ford—A. P. Dickson. ington, A. W. Hamer, Peter John, Peter Kingsdale—W. H. Rowland. McLean, D. M. Prince. Parkton—Dan Currie. Gibson—J. S. Gibson, M. R. Gibson, Neil M. McLean, W. T. Pate. ROCKINGHAM. Fontcol—Daniel Shaw, Wm. G. Shaw. Madison—C. A. Baird, R. C. Matherson, Charles* B. McAnallv. STANLY. Albemarle—J. N. J. Reidsville—T. E. Ba'islev, E. H. Brooks, Anderson, Clegg Hall, W. I. O. D. V. A. S. G. Jut, J. W. McGehee, J. C. Mills, Hill, King, Whitley. Norwood—T. A. J. M. L. L. Sapp, J. A. Williams. Hathcock, Jr., — Lilly. Stoncville T. A. Boaz, James F. Dicks, J. — R. Smith. New London Joseph A. Allen. Palmersville—B. F. Cox. Leaksville—A. B. Johns, S. L. Martin, T. Lick—F. E. Hartsell. G. Tavlor, J. B. Ray, John Sweeny. Big D. P. Sunimei-fleld, R. F. D.—J. T. Stewart. Millingpost—— Whitley. Ruffin—F. P. Tucker, C. R. Wharton. Whitney J. I. Campbell. Maysdale—Thomas W. Davis. STOICES. Wentworth—Sam Ellington. Germanton-Wade H. Bynum, L. H. Hill. Spray—A. F. Tuttle. Walnut Cove—Elias Fvilp, A. G. Jones, ROWAN. W. W. Withers. Salisbury—R. V. Brawiey, J. Stevens Danbury—W. L. McCanless, W. V. Can- Brown, Julius A. Caldwell, Jeff. B. Coun- less. R. F. S. F. cil, E. B. Clement, W. L. Crump, E. King. D. No. 1—W. C. Slate, Rose Dorsett, J. M. Flippin, I. Henry Tillotson.— Foust, H. G. Heilig. W. W. McKenzie, Madison D. C. Dicks. 0. M. Poole, C. J. Sawver, J. E. Stokes, Sandy— Ridge—J. H. Ellington. H. T. Trantham, J. W. Tankersley, R. Brim J. J. Leake. M. West, John W. AVhitehead, J. G. Francisco—S. A.Moir. Brawiey. Smith, R. F. D. No. 1—W. B. Moore. — Vade Mecum—R. H. Morefleld. China Grove G. J. Atkins, Robt. L. — Cowan, J. B. Gaither, G. A. Ramseur, Meadows J. W. Neal. E. M. Summerell. Dalton-M. D. Phillips. Spencer—J. G. Busby, H. L. Monk, M. L. Pinnacle—J. S. Slate. Smoot, J. W. Young. Mizpah—J. W. Slate. Woodleaf—A. G. Henderson, J. D. Heath- Westfield—J. T. Smith. man. Advance—J. T. Watkira. Mount Ulla—Geo. A. Brown. SURRY. Cleveland—W. F. Chenault. Mount Airy—E. W. Allred, T. B. Ashby, PRACTICING PHYSICIANS IN NORTH CAROLINA. Ill

Ed. M. Hollingrsworth, J. M. Hollingrs- Ape.x—R. W. Johnson, H. G. Utley, Chas. worth, R. E. Hollini^swortn, J. B. Hol- B . Wilkerson . lingsworth, W. C. Mebane, W. S. Tay- Wakefield—G. M. Bell, Battle A. Hocutt. lor. Gulley's Mill—N. M. Blalock. Pilot Mountain—R. E. L. Flippen, J. B. Morrisville—W. H. Boone. Woltz, J. B. Smith. Garner—J. S. Buffalo. Westfield—S. N. Flippen, R. D. Flippen, Willow Springs—C. F. Dowd. J. T. Smith. Rolesvllle—M. L. Fowler, L. B. Young. Dobson—W. M. Stone, John R. Woltz, W. Cardenas—J. M. Judd, H. H. Utley. C. Folger. Neuse, R. F. D. No. 2—H. H. Mashbum. Elkin—J. W. Rin?, J. M. Reece. McCullers—J. J. L. McOuUers. Siloam—S. T. Flippen. Vanteen—J. A. J. Peimy. Rockford—D. F. Holcomoe. Bangor—0. L. Ray. Ladonia—K. Thompson. Fuquav Springs—J. A. Sextou. Devotion—A. R. Jovee. Flint—L. P. Sorrell. SWAIN. Carv—J. M. Templeton. Bryson City—A. M. Bennett, Dan R. Falls—S. W. Thompson. Bryson, Robt. L. Davis. Holly Springs—B. S. Utley. Almond—J. A. Cooppr. Jas. DeHart. Enno—B. W. Burt. Cherokee—Russell D. Kolt. Zebulon—Z. M. Caveness. Whittier—.J . H. Teagve. — WARREN. TKANSYLVA^^A. Littleton Willis .Vision, Willis Alston, Jr., Brevard—Goode Cheatham, Edwin S. En- B. Ray Browning, L. J. Picot. Warrenton—P. J. F. S. glish. H. H. Garner, C. W. Hunt, M. Macon, Packard, M. King, W. J. Wallis. J. G.— King, Chas. H. Peete. Penrose—A. E. Lyday, W. M. Lyday. .Macon M. P. Perry. Toxaway—Whitfield Brooks. Wise—T. J. Holt. Calvert—J. A. Cannon. Ridgeway—T. B. Williams. TYRRELIi. —WASHINGTON. Columbia—J. L. Sprui'i. Plvmouth B. Chears, A. W. Disosway, .J. W. Eariy, Stark Hassell, W. H. UNION. Ward. Monroe—J. E. Ashcraft, J. M. Blair, J. Crcswell—J. L. W. H. Hardison. B. Eubanks, Geo. B. Nance, Jno. W. Hasssll, B. F. J. W. Neal, S. A. Stevens, H. D. Stewart. Roper- Halsey, Speight. Marshville—R. Armfield. M. P. Blair, W. WATAUGA. D. Decs, D. R. Perkins. Amantha—E. F. Bingham. Union ville—Daniel T. Boger, Van McK. Banner's Elk—James W. Hodges. Long, W. H. Smith. A. D. N. Whitlev. Mabel—Frank Greer. Waxhaw—L. E. Guire, J. V. Hunter, H. Boone—J. Walter Jones, Logan E. Farth- C. Houston, W. R. McCain, R. M. Rob- ing. erson. Happy Valley—McD. Little. Olive Branch—H. Moses Brooks. Valle Crucis—Henry Perry. Wingate—J. R. Jerome. Blowing Rock—C. J. Parlear. Matthews—W. H. Priee. WAYNE. VANCE. Goldsboro—J. R. H. H. — Byers, W. Cobb, Henderson G. A. Cos^geshall, E. F. Fen- W. H. Cobb, Jr., W. P. Exum, W. W. ner, R. J. Gill, F. R. Harris, A. S. Faison, Theo. L. Ginn, J. W. Jones, Pendleton, .John H. Tucker, H. H. Bass. J. B. Kennedy, W. K. Lane, R. E. Kittrell—C. G. Ferebee. Lee, R. B. Miller, J. B. Outlaw, W. Middleburg—William McAllister. E. Powell, M. E. Robinscn, R. E. D. Dabney—— C. Wyeho. Smith, J. D. Spicer, John Spicer, Wil- Epsom B. P. Al=ton. liam Spicer. WAKE. Fremont—L. O. Hayes, G. A. Smith, W. Raleigh—C. O. Abernethy, Albert An- F. Turlington. derson. K. P. Battle. Jr., A. T. Gotten, Seven Springs—W. J. Jones, N. B. Smith, E. Delia Dixon-Carroll, E. B. Ferebee, W. G. Sutton. A. W. Goodwin. Catherine P. Hayden, Mount Olive—L. W. Korncgay, J. D. Rob- F. J. Haywood, Hubert Ha3^vood, P. E. erts. —W. C. Steele, McI. Tatum. Hines, W. C. Horton, C. L. .Jenkins, A. Eureka Geo. R. Benton. O. Jones, T. JI. Jordan, Wm. S. Jor- Walter—W. B. Crawfoid. dan, A. W. Knox, R. H. Lewis, R. S. Pikeville—E. C. Person. McGeachey, J. W. McGee, J. W. McGee, WILKES. Jr., James McKee, Wm. Moncure, Jas. North Wilkesboro—Arthur E. Billings, R. R. Roffprs, H. A. Royster. W. I. Roys- L. Carlton, J. E. Duncan, F. C. Gil- ter, Ralph S. Stephens, H. McKee Tucker, reath, W. P. Horton, S. Q. Mvers. Joel Whitaker. Wilkesboro—J. M. Turner, J. W. White. Raleigh, R. F. D.—T. L. Banks. Spruce Pine—C. G. Bryant. Raleigh, R. F. D. No. 7—B. D. Mashbum. Dehart—C. L. Hamby. Wake Forest-Fred K. Cook, Lewis M. Dellaplane—R. W. S. Pegram. Gaines, H. H. Harris, S. P. Holding, Osbornville—L. P. Somei-s. J. B. Powers, W. S. Rankin. Trap Hill—R. L. Thompson. 112 PRACTICTNG PHYSICIAJ^S IN NORTH CAROLINA. ^ CIJTS

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Reedy Branch—A. J. Eller. all, S. L. Russell. East Bend—W. G. Leak. J. H. Martin, M. WTIiSON. L. Matthews. Wilson—Nathan Anderson, W. S. Ander- Huntsville—J. J. Clingman. W. H. H. B. Best, E. son, Anderson, Courtney—B. W. Fassett. T. Dickinson, B. S. Herring, C. E. Chestnut — M. Moore, A. F. Williams, B. T. Person, Ridge C. Holeombe. N. B. Herring. Mount Pleasant—J. M. Matthews. R. Elm Citv—Dr. Harrison, E. G. Moore, Jonesville—H. C. Salmons. B. Whitley. Black Creek—H. R. Hoover, R. S. Pas- YANCEY. chall. Saratoga—B. F. Barnes. Bumgville—W. M. Austin, C. P. Edwards, Lucama—Wm. D. Crockc", Isaac W. Lamm. J. B. Gibbs, J. L. Ray, W. B. Robert- Statonsburg—S. H. Crocker. son. —H. F. Freeman. Taylors Micaville—J. B. Ewing, J. M. Hall. YADKIN. Bee Log—W. A. Peek. Prices Creek—W. C. Towe. Boonville—T. L. Blackwell, E. M. Huteh- Bald Creek—L. Whittington. ins, Thad W. Shore, J. L. Speas. Higgins C. H. Morgan. Yadkinville—T. R. Harding, M. A. Roy- Celo—J. M. Fairchilds. RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 113

Relig'ous and Church Statistics Summary Religious Denominations. Denominations. Ministers Churches. Members. Advent Christian 18 18 1,720 Associated Reform — — Catholic 31 38 5,104 Christian 70 105 11,000 Church of Christ — 4 Disciples 65 85 17,000 Dunkards 9 9 510 Episcopal 128 257 12,954 Evangelical Lutheran 53 70 10,000 Friends 65 63 6,608 Hebrews 7 7 516 Latter Day Saints . ..; 7 1 147 Moravian 1.-. — 3,703 Old Moravian, Seed 9 9 187 Presbyterian 187 432 40,542 Reformed Church 39 41 5,591 Seventh Day Adventists 5 5 94 Salvation Army 5 5 430 Waldenscs 1 1 312 BAPTISTS— Missionary 1,048 1,586 194,250 Free Will 231 308 21276 Primitive 160 321 METHODIST— 31,300 M. E. Church, South 760 1,460 1.55.410 Methodist Protestant 60 230 19,8:)9 M. E. Church, (North) 67 159 9,217 Methodist, Wesleyans 8 17 197

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN sistant: J. H. Williams, Assistant. Oc- ASSOCIATION. cupy own building, value, $30,000. Mem- A. G. Brenizcr, Cliairman, Charlotte. bers, 418. Geo. Stephens, Treasurer, Charlotte. COLLEGE ASSCCIATIONS. F. D. Charlotte. Lethco, Recording Sec, Buie's Creek Acad mv—M. L. Quintz, G. C. Huntington, Interstate Secretary. President. 50 . members. 202 South Headquarters: Tryon Street, University of North Cainlina, Chapel Hill — Charlotte. J. A. F. B. CITY Fore, Prfsident; Rankin, ASSOCIATIONS. General Secretary. HA members. Oc- Asheville—Julius C. D. Martin, President; cupy own building, (ost $13,000. B. General E. B. Marks, Secretary; Crescent Academy, Cr-sornt— I. H. Phil- C. S. Brown, Assistant; Boyd, Physical lips, President. 25 members. Director. own worth Occupv building Davidson College, Davidson — \V. W. Pharr, $35,000. Membership, .')29. President. 205 members. Occupy own Charlotte—Robert Glassfow, Jr., President; building, value $4,000 D. L. General E. H. Probcrt, Secretary; Trinity College, Durham—W. V. MacRae, Arnold, Assistant; H. J. Knebel, Boys' President. 98 mcmbeis. Work Director. n w Erecting building, Elon College, Eton-J. A. Vaughan, Presi- cost $120,000. Membership, 614. dent. 46 members. Durham—E. S. Parrish, Chairman Building Guilford Coll g=, Guilfcrd College—A. E. Committee; J. S. Hunter, General Sec- Lindley, President. 7) members. Occupy to cost retary. Erecting bui'ding $50,000. own building, value $4,000. Elizabeth S. L. City— Sheep, President; F. Rhodes Military Institute. Kinston—Bruce W. General Evans, Secretary. Erecting Carraway, Presid nt. 20 nirmbers. to cost building $30,000. Wm. Bingham School M'-bane—A. T. — A'^erman, Wilmington .Joseph President; Jackson, Pr sident. '-'8 m mbers. Edwin Genf-ral S Oc- Kettle, cretary. Catawba Collrge, Newron—O. A. Barrin- worth cupy building $60,000. Members, g T, President. 45 members. 508. Oak Ridge Institute, Oak Ridge—John M. Winston-Salpm—R. C. Norfloet, President; Reevers, President, ij members. P. M. Colbert. Genera' S Erect- cretary. Rapford Institute, Rat- f .rd—C. C. Price, ing building to cost $55,000. President. 47 members. RAILROAD ASSOCIATIONS. linthrrford Cnllnn-". Ru-n^rforH College—J. Spencer—South rn Railway Department, W. F. Moser, President. 31 members. H. Burton, Chairman; B. L. Stevenson, Wake Forest Collge, Wake Forest—F. F. General Secretary; K. R. Hartsfield, As- Brown, President. 210 members.

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T. W. C. Dennen— Trinity Park High School, Durham— Wilmington.— Lee, President. 55 memoers. W. B. Hannon Wilmington. M. A. Irvrtn—Newton Grove. A. and M. College, Ralrtgh—B. T. Fergu- — son, President. 183 membera. J. A. Kavanagh Southern Pines. Whitsett Institute, Whifseu—J. Y. Joyner, T. W. Stapleton—New Bern. President. 116 members. J. A. Gallagher—New Bern. SCIENCE. W. T. Whearty—Ooldsboro. CHRISTIAN T. P. Griffin-Raleigh. of New- First Church Christ, Scientist, T. F. Price—Nazareth. Bern—First Miss E. C. Ferebee; Reader, E. A. Rigney—Nazareth. of Board of Miss M. Chairman Director, P. G. Marion—Asheville. Assistant to Publication H. Harrison; P. F. Marion—Asheville. Miss Committee, Kathryn King. W. F. O'Brien—Durham. First Church of Scientist, Wilming- Christ, Joseph Mueller—Charlotte. ton—First Reader, Mrs. Ella Weill; Leo. Kunz—Salisbury. Chairman of Board of Trustees, Miss Mary Gregory Windschiegl— Publication Committee. Mrs. Salisbury. Bridgers; Vincent Taylor—Greensboro. Hettie E. Fennell. George L<=ster—Winsto-i. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Ashe- CHURCH. ville—First Reader, Mrs. Harriet H. REFORMED Smith; Chairman of Board of Trustees, Members, 5,591. 41. H. Smith; Assistant to Publica- Sunday-schools, George Teachers and tion Committee, Thos. A. Henry. scholars, 2,309. $126,555. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Kinston— Contributions, Stated of Potoniae, J. 0. First Reader, Mrs. M. J. Stanley; Chair- Clerk, Synod Leonard. of Mrs. Hennie man of Board Trustees, MINISTERS. Peebles; Assistant to Publication Com- John Ingle, Green Park ittee, Mrs. Sudie W. Mewburne. Michael L. Hedrick, Lexington. MORAVIAN CHURCH. Jacob C. Clapp, Newton. Number of communijants 3,703 Peter M. Trexler, Salisbury. Number of non-communicants 320 John A. Foil, Newton. Number of children 1,819 Paul Barringer, Mt. Pleasant. Joseph L. Murphy, Hickory. Total 5,736 Jacob C. Leonard, Lexington. Provincial Synod meets once in three J. M. Luther Lyerly, Crescent. jears. District Conference every year, James D. Andrew, bur'ington. generally in November. The Provincial Julius H. Shuford, Hickory. Board consists of Bishop Rondthaler, Rev. V.'m. H. McNairy, Lenoir. James E. Hall and I. W. Fries. Henry E. Sechler, Seabreeze. Fla. LIST OF MINISTERS. Joshua L. Bowers, China Grove. Bishop Edward Rondthaler-^Winston-Salem. John H. Keller, Mt. Pleasant. I. H. Clewell—Winston-Salem. Wm. B. Duttcra, SaliSt)ui>.

I. K. Pfohl—Winston-Salem. , David E. Bowers, High Point. W. NevHon. Edward S. Crosland—Winston-Salem. I Samuel Beck, Edward G. Stempel—Winston-Salem. Walter W. Rowe, Rockwell. Leon G. Luckenbach— Winston-Salem. CalWn B. Heller, Salisbury. W. E. Spaugh—Winston-Salem. Wm. M. Causey, Concord. .James E. Hall—Clemmons. Shuford Peeler, Greensboro. E. P. Mendenhall—Clemmons. Allen R. Holshouser, Rockwell. E. Nevrton. I. F. McCuiston—Friedbery. Charles Wehler, Newton. Edgar Holton—Mavodan. Geo. Albert Snyder, F. Walter Grabs—Bethania. J. Silor Garrison, Newton. C. H. Wenhold, Jr.—Kernersville. Milton Whitener, Conover. Anthony Shulenberger, China Grove. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. E. Garver Williams, Mt. Pleasant. No. of members, 5,104. Irwin S. Ditzler, Thomasville. No. of churches, 36. J. C. Leonard, supply, Lexington. No. of clergy, 31. J. L. Murphy, supply. Hickory. LIST OF THE CLERGY. W. H. McNairy, suppl". Blowing Rock. Bishop, Leo. Haid—Belmont. D. E. Bowers, supply, High Point. Vicar General, Felix Hintemeyer. METHODIST PROTESTANT Melchoir Rcinhart—Belmont. Willibald Baumgartner-Belmont. CHURCH. Number of members, 19,889; ministers, Ignatius Remke—Belmont. Thomas Oestreich—Belmont. 60; churches, 230; Sunday schools, 193; —Belmont. scholars, 16,510. Eugene Egan House at Greensboro. The James Buchholz—Belmont. Publishing Buss—Belmont. Conference Organ, Our Church Record, Alphonse Greensboro. William Regnat—Belmont. J. F. McCulloch, Editor, of Conference—W. E. Swain, Ambrose Gallagher—Belmont. President Michael Mclnerny—Belmont. Asheboro. William Porter, Burlington. Cornelius Diet—Belmont. Secretary— RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 115

Appointments for 1908. J. J. Brinson—Bond's Creek. J. F. — Alamance Circuit—W. C. Lassiter. Latham Jessama. J. C. Cowell—Dunn. Albemarle Circuit— Unsupplied. J. A. Hopkins—Winston-Salem. Anderson Circuit—C. J. Edwards. S. B. Taylor—C. Lake. Asheboro—T. M. Johnson. D. P. Bradshaw—Wilmington. Asheville—J. S. Williams. Broad River Circuit—J. E. McSwain. MINISTERS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Buncombe Circuit—G. h. Curry. D. W. Arnold—Greenville. Burlington—Wm. Porter. — D. H. Adams—Pungo Caldwell Circuit Unsupplied. — Chatham Circuit—W. D. Reed. Stanley Ayers WiUiamston. W. B. Brickhouse— Chesterfield—Unsupplied. Mackey's Ferry. J. T. Brown — Cleveland Circuit—H. S. B. Thompson. (In School) Lexington, Ky. J. T. Brown— Concord—D. A. Braswell. Lexington, Ky. Isaiah Carver—Nashville. Davidson Circuit—J. H. Hulin, Supply. W. H. Cobb—Whitakers. Denton Circuit—G. L. Reynolds. A. B. — Fairfield Circuit—W. T. Totten. Cunningham Washington. H. S. — Fairview Circuit—T. F. Culloch. Davenport Leechville. C. L. Davis—Leechville. Flat Rock Circuit—A. J. Hunter. D. W. Davis— Forsyth Circuit—E. G. Lowdermilk. Washington. .1. T. Davis— Gastonia Circuit—T. A. Williams. Ayden. W. J. Bonus. Graham—C. H. Whitaker. Gibble— Green— Granville—G. W. Holmes. Thomas Pantego. J. T. Grubbs— R. D. Greensboro—T. J. Ogbum. Kinston, F. J. J. —Wilson. Greenville—W. D. Fogleman. Harper J. S. Henderson— Guilford—D. A. Highiill. Coinjock. A.J. — Halifax—W. L. Harris. Holton Olympia. I. B. — Henderson—A. G. Dixon. Holton Reeisboro. N. B. Hood—Dunn. High Point—J. D. Williams. J. A. — Winston. Ivy—W. A. Lamar. Hopkins C. W. Howaid—Kinston. La Grange—J. F. Dosiir. P. B. Hall— Lebanon—J. H. Moton. Kinston. Liberty—J. W. Frank. w Howell—(In School) —Yale Univer- Lincoln Circuit—J. A. Burgess. Littleton—To be supplied. Jackson—Plymouth. Mebane—R. M. Andrews. Lee—Washington. Mecklenburg Circuit—T. A. Plyler. Leighton—Macclesfield. Mocksville Circuit—T. H. Matthews. Massengill—Four Oaks. Monroe Circuit—H. D. Garmon. Mizzell—Jamesville. Mt. Hermon Circuit—O. P. Routh. Moore—Ayden. Oak Ridge—W. R. Lowdermilk. Moore—Reeisboro. Orange Circuit—To be suppUed. T. Moore—Farmville. Pinnacle Circuit—W. F. Kennett. Outlaw—Wilson. Randlenian—J. H. Bowman. Petree—La Grange. Randolph Circuit—W. F. Ashbum. Respass—Pantego. Richland Circuit—J. H. Stowe. Rightsell—LaGrange. Roanoke Circuit—C. L. Whitaker. Rodgers—Columbia. Rockingham Circuit—H. W. Braswell. Spruill—Plymouth. Saxapahaw Circuit—W. M. Pike. Sumrell—Powell's Point. Stanley Circuit—A. O. Lindlev. Sumrell—Grifton. St. Paul (Greensboro)-C. M". Raper. Swain—Roper. Tabernacle Circuit—H. L. PcweU. Smith—D'ardens. Uwharrie Circuit—W. J. Hackney. Tingle—Plymouth. Vance Circuit—J. E. Hartsell. Tvndall—Kinston. W. Lexington—Edward Suits. Tyson—Grantsboro. Not Circuit—J. A. Ledbetter. Why Waters (in — Winston Station— school) Lexington, Ky. —G. F. Millaway. Whitlev—Bath. Winston Circuit To be supplied. Winfleld—Bath. —N. G. Bothea. Yarborough Jinnette—Beaufort. Walker—Washington. CHRISTIAN (T)TSCIPLES ) Dukes—Swan Quarter. CHURCH. Caldwell—Wilson. A. B. Cunningham, President—Washington. Manning—Jamesville. George Hackney, Vice-President—Wilson. Wade—Belhaven. W. G. Walker, Corresponding Secretary— Rountree—Kinston. Washington. Davis—Wilmington. L. O. — Moseley, Recording Secretary Kin- King—Wilmington. ston. Andrews—Stoncville. J. S. Basnight, Treasurer—New Bern. Helsabeck—Asheville. ADVISORY BOARD. Glenn—Stoneville. J. W. Hines—Rocky Mount. Wolfe—Rural Hall. 116 RELIOIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. — SOCIETTY OF FRIENDS. DaWd E. Sampson— Graham. number James Ring East Bend. Number of congregations, 53; Annie E. Williams—Lewisville. of members, 6,698, a pain of 191 during SURRY. Annual meeting, called North past year. T. Wesley Wooten—Mount Airy. Carolina Yearly Mcetine' of Friends, is — Wed- Miles Reece Brim. held at Guilford College beginning Reece^Brim. in Au- Georgia nesday before the second Monday Ellen Marshall—White Pains. gust. J. C. Holmes—White Plains. of Clerks—L. Lyndon Hobbs, (President Samuel Pickett—Mount and M. Airy. Guilford College) Mary Petty. Lorena Reynolds—Dobson. Missionary Superintendent—Eli Reece, Greensboro. SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN Ministers of X. C. Yearly CONVENTION. North Meeting. The membership of this church in Carolina is about with 70 ministers E.\STERN QLAiti'ER. 11,000, and 105 churches. Walter White—Winfall. Elizabeth E. White—\icanor. EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFER- David Coppock—]{ich Square. ENCE. NEW GARDEN. Rev. J. D. Wicker, President, San- Thomas Newlin—Guilford College. ford. Albert Peele-Guilford College. Rev. W. C. Wicker, Elon College, Sec- Mary A. Peele—Guilford College. retary. Mary C. Woody—Guilford College. J. C. Ballentine, Varina, Treasurer. Raymond Binford—Guilford College. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONFER- Mary E. Cartland—Greensboro. ENCE. Point. l>avis Branon—High Rev. L. J. Cox, Elon College, President. WESTERN. Rev. R. H. Williamson, Seagrove, Sec- Simeon Barker—Climax. retary. W. White—G.iilford College. Alpheus Capt. J. A. Turrentine, Burlington, Jeremiah S. Cox—Greensboro. Treasurer. Arthur E. L. Pain—Jaruco, Cuba. — Cuba. NORTH CAROLINA ANTJ VIRGINIA Ellen Woody Pain Jaruco, CONFERENCE. Martha Woody—Rio Grande, Porto Rico. Alfred Zachary—Snow Camp. Prof. W. A. Harper, Elon College, Pres- Thomas F. Andrew—Staley. ident. Margaret E. Hackney—Liberty. Rev. J. W. Holt, Burlington. Secretary. Rufus Pegg—Gibsonville. Rev. T. W. Stroud, Union Ridge, Treas- Manlev Hoiladay—Greensboro. urer. Rodtma Wright—Snow Camp. SOUTHERN CONVENTION. Eli Craven—Causpv. President Southern Christian Convention, SOUTHERN. Rev. W. W. Staley, D. D., Suffolk, Va. Sarah E. W. Wmslow—Holly. Prof. P. J. Kernodle, Elon College, Sec- Herbert W. R nnolds—High Falls. retary. Elwood Cox—Eu!a. John A. Mills, Raleigh, Treasurer. John S. Tillman—Asheboro. President Christian \ssociation, Rev. J. Levi Cox—Ramseur, No. 1. W. Harrell, Portsmouth. Va. David Farrow, Jr.—Randleman, No. 3. Rov. I. W. Johnson, Suffolk, Va., Sec- Michael C. Farlow—Edgar. retary. Michael Farlow— Raiiflli man, No. 3. B. D. Jones, Holland, Va., Treasurer. CONTENTNEA. mNISTERS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA John S. Moore— Goldsboro. AND VIRGINIA CONFERENCE. Simeon L. Mixon—Wilmington. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College. G. Whitford Edgr'rton— Goldbboro. T. Elon H. Peele—Goldsboro. B. Dawson, College. Joseph W. H. Carvsville, Ohio. Louisa —Warsaw. Ford, Bridgers H. C. White Roads. William U. Grantham—Princeton. Fulton, W. T. E'on Charles Peterson—Chintilla, Va. Hemdon, College. J. W. T. Cox—Goldsboro. Holt, Burlington. Micajah Shallow Ford. DEEP i{IVER. A. F. Is"ly, P. T. E'on Rufus P. Kins—High Point. Klapp, College. W. S. Elon College. Dougan C. Cox—Arehdalc. Long, J. W. News Va. N"reus M. Barker—Archdale. Fatten, Ferry, J. W. Pinnix. KernersviHe. Thomas E. Andrrson—Thomasville, No. 1 T. W. Strowd, Union Ridge. J. Robert Parker-High Point. J. W. Wellons, Elon James H. Davis—Marion, S. C. College. W. L. Wells, Elon College. Joseph Potts—Hiarh Point, No. 1. YADKIN VALLEY. R. P. Crumpler, Elon College. Wade H. Adams—Yadkinville, R. F. D. WESTERN N. C. CONFERENCE. Lucy Vestal —Martin. T. E. White, Ponce, Porto Ric-o. Franklin Ward- n— Yadkinville, R. F. D. R. L. Williamson, S'agrove. Iven Adams—JIartin H. A. Albright, Moffitts. RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 117

C. A. Boon, Elon College. M. M. Kinard, Salisbury. J. R. Comer, Spencerville. C. A. Brown, Salisbury. P. H. Fleming, Burlington. J. H. C. Fisher, Mt. Pleasant. J. W. Hatch, Pittsboro. J. E. Shenk, Concord. D. A. Long, Graham F. M. Harr, Gibsonville. W. W. Lawrence, Erect. C. M. Fox, Hartshorn. H. T. Moffitt, Moffits. V. Y. Boozer, Concord. J. U. Newman, Elon College. N. D. Bodie, Salisbury. C. C. Peel, Elon College. H. A. McCullough, Albemarle. W. H. Roach, High Point. Geo. S. Bearden, Winston. S. H. Way, Fork Creek. W. A. Snyder, Wilmington. P. T. Way, Unionville. W. A. Dutton, Richfield. J. A. Webster, Franklinsville. C. B. Cox, Burlington. M. E. Hammer, Tillman. T. C. Parker, Mt. Ulla. L. I. Cox, Elon College. C. W. Kegley, Wilmington. EASTERN N. C. CONFERENCE. R. R. Sowers, Troutman. M. W. Butler, Raleigh. L. P. Boland, Barber. W. G. Clements, Morrisville. Edward Fulen wider, Lexington. J. L. Foster, Elon College. J. L. Morgan, China Grove. W. D. Harward, Morrisville. C. I. Morgan, Salisbury. S. B. Klapp, Greensboro. C. P. Fisher, Salisbury. G. R. Underwood, Osijood. O. H. L. Lingie, Lexington. L. W. Mangum, Benson. Chas. R. Pless. J. D. Wicker, Jonesboro. W. C. Schaeffer, Jr., Charlotte. M. L. Winston, Creedmoor. K. L. Ritchie, Spencer. W. C. Wicker, Elon College. L. B. Spracher, Salisbury. A. P. Barbee, Jonesboro. W. B. Aull, China Grove. T. A. Pounds, Clayton. Tennessee H. Macon. Sjtiod, Scholz, Number A. T. Banks, Elon College. congregations, 76; number minis- ters, 28; number members, 9,754; num- EVANGELICAL, LUTHERAN ber Sunday schools, o3. CHURCH. LIST OF THE CLERGY. This Church in North Carolina is or- J. C. Moser, Hickory. ganized in three Synods—North Carolina, R. A. Yoder, Lincolnlon. Missouri, and Tennessee. Total number of D. J. Settlemyre, Liberty. Luthrans in North Carolina, 22,104. R. H. Cline, Monroe, North Carolina Synod. J. P. Price, Granite Falls. Communicants, 10,000; number of churches, D. I. Offman, China Grove. 70. W. A. Deaton, Hickory. OFFICERS OF SYNOD. J. L. Deaton, China Grove. Jacob Edith. President—Rev. Geo. H. Cox, D. D., Wike, Prof. R. L. Granite Quarry. Fritz, Hickory. J. L. Maiden. Vice-President—Rev. P.. S. Brown, China Cromer, Grove. W. J. Boger, Mt. Holly. James F. Stanley. Secretary—Rev. V. Y. Boozer, Concord. Deal, C. K. Lippard, Hickory. Treasurer—James D. fleilig, Salisbury. LIST OF THE CLERGY. F. K. Roof, Hickory. John G. D. Bernheim, Charlotte. Hall. Gastonia. E. H. Kohn, Cherrvville. G. F. Schaeffer, Spartanburg, S. 0. C. K. Bell, Einas Mountain. L. A. Bikle, Concord. J. A. Y''ount, Conover. J. A. Fesperman. Salisbury. H. A. Montz. W. R. Ketchie, Mocksville. Kistler, C. L. R. L. Brown, Salisbury. Miller, Hickory. John D. Newton. R. C. Holland, Cha-lotte. Mauney, J. A. E. P. Parker, Gibsonville. Arndt, Newton. P. D. Dallas. Geo. H. Cox, Granite Quarry. Risinger, J. Statesville. H. M. Brown, Eflrd's Mills. C, Sox, W. A. Lutz, Statesville. V. R. Stickley. A. L. C. Diefendorf, Craven. Bolick, Lexington. H. L. Mt. Pleasant. J. A. Linn, Rockwell. Seagle, B. S. Brown, China Grove. Missouri Sjiiod. T. H. Stroheeker, Salem, Va. Communicant m nibi r^hip, 2,350; number J. H. Wilson. of churches, 2C; Sunday schools, 22; J. Q. Wcrtz, China Grove. ministers. 24; parish school teachers, 5. J. W. Strickler, Rural Hall. LIST OF THE CLERGY. A. G. Voigt, Mt. Pleasant. N. J. Bakke—Greensboro. C. L. T. Fisher, Cape Charles, Va. Paul Bischoff—Conover. H. A. Trexler, Barber. R. A. Bischoft'—Conover. C. B. King, Charlotte. E. T. Coyner, Asheville. C. B. Miller, China Grove. S. A. Doswcll—Mt. Pleasant. 118 RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS.

D. A. Goodman—Connelly Springs. W. M. Bagley—Saratoga. 11. W. Gross—Greensboro. S. B. Scaff-Durham. Ad. Haentzschel—Conover. R. F. Pittman—Princeton. P. C. Henry—Conover. LICENSED PREACHERS. S. S. Keisler—Conover. W. B. Lenard—Louisburg. J. S. Koiner—Conover. Thomas Snipes—Goldsboio. Edw. Kraus—Eagle Springs. J. E. Davis—Pikeville. • W. H. Lash——Salisbury. J. H. Whitley—Glover. C. Lauterbach— Ridgeway. J. W. Wood^Louisburg.— M. Lochncr —Greensboro. Hubert Martin Lillian. G. E. Long Newton. Cape Fear Conference. George Luecke—Conover. J. Mc. David—Charlotte. MINISTERS. G. A. Romoser^Conover. W. W. Avant—Atkinson. J. Ph. Sclimidt—Concord. M. R. Allen—Four Oaks. C. O. Smith—— Claremont. W. H. Avery——Smithfield. J. M. Smith— Conover. J. A. Blalock Dunn. Fr. Wahlers—Greensboro. R. W. Bass—Clinton,— H. F. D. 3. C. A. Weiss Conover. A. J. Bordeaux —Ashton. FREE AVIIvL BAPTIST I. W. Bordeau.x Ilocut. C. J. Carr, . CHURCH. J. F. Casey—Goldsboro. Moderator—Elder P. T. Lucas—Lucama. J. S. Ellis—Clayton. Secretary—Elder E. T. Phillips—Ayden. E. F. Edwards—Lydia. Treasurer—E. E. Dail, Winterville. C. W. Ezzell—Wallace, R. F. D. No. 2. Ministers, 231. E. C. Futrell, . Churches, 308. W. L. Godwin—Newton Grove, No. 2. Members, 21,276. W. R. Glover—Duke. Western Conference. H. H. Goff—Benson. O. B. Garris—South Washington. — MINISTERS. W. B. Hare—Duke. J. H. Sasser Kenly. J. F. Hill—LaGrange,— R. F. D. No. 2. L. M. Mitchell—— Kenly. W. J. Jernigan —D'unn. J. H. Worley Pine Level. H. W. Jernigan— Dunn. G. C. Mills—Apex.— L. E. Johnson Goldsboro.— J. W. Valentine— Stagings. J. Ruffin Johnson Four Oaks, No. 4. T. H. Matthews— Spring Hope. R. C. Jackson—Clinton, R. F. D. No. 4. P. T. Lucas —Lucama. C. A. Jackson—Dunn, R. F. D. No. 6. G. W. Davis Fremont. I.unda Lee—Dunn,— R. F. D. No. 1. B. H. Boykin—Taylor. J. M. Langdon— Wilson's Mills. L. T. Phillips-—Selma, R. F. D. J. W. Lucas Duke. W. T. Johnson Goldsboro, No. 5. J. W. Moore, . E. T. Phillips—Aden. G. S. Mobly, . J. W. Cox—Archer. J. F. Owens—Dunn. B. W. Tippett—Eatmon. A. B. Peavy—Laurel Hill, R. F. D. No. 1. Sidney Harris—Black Greek. G. A. Pope—Dunn. J. L. Strickland—Selma. H. Pope—Dunn. .\. R. Flowers—Taylor. K. Raynor—Hope Mills, R. F. D. No. 1. B. B. Deans, Selma. Robert Strickland—Four Oaks, R. F. D. 1. F. M. Hinton—Barnes' Store. W. B. Strickland—Dunn. J. R. Morris, Selma. D. R. Stafford—Four— Oaks, R. F. D. No. 1. H. H. Gillum—Stallings. H. J. Summerlin— Dunn. W. J. Wilkins—— Pine Level. Joseph Salmon— Fayetteville. Curtis Howell— Goldsboro, No. 6. J. M. Wilson Keener. W A. Benson Dudley. Central Conference. W. H. Collins—Dickens. Henry Rentfrow—Barnes' Store. MINISTERS. C. E. Orton—Dudley. T. N. Manning—Winterville. J. K. Ruffin—Spring Hope. J. M. Barfleld—Ayden. W. P. Faison-Wendsll. F. McLawhorn—Greenville, No. 2. A. B. Utley—Apex. J. Rollins—LaGrange. G. W. Ferrell-Wendell. A. A. Tyson— Rocky Mount. T. J. Eatman—Lamm. G. S. Johnson—Greenville. N. B. Nordan—Goldsboro. W. H. Laughinghcuse—Greenville. W. M. Howell—Kenly. M. W. Ange—Jamesville. S. W. Jones—Apex. T. H. Barnhill—Grindool. E. A. W. Husketh—Creedmoor. W. O. Vause—Hookerton. W. R. Holder—Durham. J. R. McCaskev—Ayden. John Thompson—Nero. C. L. Little—WintervUIe. W. E. Anderson—Wakefield, No. 1. A. Tyson—Farmville. B. T. Dixon—Elm City. E. D. Hathawav—Conetoe. W. B. Everett—Clayton. W. T. Pollard—Stokes.

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B. H. Heame—Greenville. Moore, Richmond and Scotland, on the J. T. Butler—Aulander. east, with Surry, Yadkin, Iredell and D. M. Ratcliff—— Yeatesville. Mecklenburg on the west, and all inter- J. A. Sugg Snow— Hill. vening— territory. E. L. Sowers Columbia. Bishop Joseph B. Cheshire,— Raleigh. R. I. Corbitt—Ayden. Archdeacon of Charlotte Edwin A. Os- C. B. Jones—Wiiitorville, N. 3. borne, Ciiarlotte. J. D. Boyd—Pinelown. Archdeacon of Colored Work—John H. M. J. T. Bundy—Fountain. Pollard, Littleton. M. A. Woodard—Ayden. President of the Standing Committee—I. D. A. Windham—Saratoga. McK. Pittenger, Raleigh. R. E. Edmondson—Eureka. Secretary and Registrar—Julian E. Ingle, S. F. Lassiter—Brancliville, Va. Henderson. c. J. Harris—Greenville, No. 4. Treasurer—Chas. E. Johnson, Raleigh. A. Tyndall—Snow Hill, No. 4. Histonographer—John L. Henderson, Salis- C. O. Armstrong—Ayden. bury. E. R. Ricks—Branchville, Va. Number of parishes and missions, 100. Eastern Conference. Communicants, 5,056. Baptized persons, 10,392. MINISTERS. Contributions. 1907, '^72,948.27. J. B. Russell—Beaufort. LIST OF THE CLERGY. I. H. Pipkin—Core Point. Joseph B. Cheshire, Bishop—Raleigh. G. W. Harrison—Trenton. Primus P. Alston (colored) —Charlotte. W. W. Denny—Pink Hill. Francis W. R. .Arthurs—Sewanee, Tenn. T. F. Wallace—Branch's Store. James B. Avirett—Buena Vista, Va. H. Cunningham—Deep Run. Thomas B. Bailey (colored)—Statesville. C. Miller—Baird's Creek. Richard L. Bame-—Moorcsville. R. W. Merritt—Wilmington. Milton A. Barber— Raleigh. W. G. Jones—Sarecta. Alfred R. Berkeley—Mayodan. J. Gasking—Wit. Locke W. Blackvvelder—^Salisbury. W. Lupton—Columbia. Sidney S. Bost—Durham. W. W. Lewis—Beaufort. Reni. S. Bronson—M.icon. A. E. Rouse—Seven Springs. Simeon J. M. Brown—Cooleemee. J. Jones—Sarecta. Thaddeus A. Cheatham—Wilson. S. S. Kirk—South Creek. Henry Teller Cocke—Winston. C. Heath—Bonus. John H. Crosby— Charlotte. R. F. Daugherty—Cove. John C. Davis—Concord. J. E. Howard—Richlands. Henry B. Delany (colored) —Raleigh. J. W. Sowell—Beaufort. 'J'homas G. Faulkner—Greensboro. I. W. Russell—Beaufo-.t. Cliarles Fetter—Laurinburg. E. L. Swain—Newport. Akxander Gait—High Point. L. N. Downs—Chocowinity. Henry T. Gregory—Southern Pines. E. B. Coston—Richlands. Sanders R. Guignard—Greensboro. L. C. Garner—Newport. Samuel M. HanlT—Duke. D. B. Garner—Newport. Frederick Herriman Harding—Tarboro. T. D. Noe—Beaufort. Francis W. Hilliard—Oxford. W. J. Moore—Kinston. Horner Leach Hoover—Leaksville. C. L. Merrill—Morehead City. Frederick H. T. Horsflcld—O.xford. J. E. Lupton—Jerry. A. B. Hunter—Raleigh. J. J. Boyd—Cove. Julian E. Ingle—Henderson. G. W. Kenncdv—Cabin. francis .loyner—Littleton. J. Salter— — W. Stacy.— James E. King (colored) Raleigh. J. A. Ringgold Tuscarora. John London—Louisburg. R. C. Kennedy—Cabin. Charles H. Male (colored) —Oxford. L. W. Witherington— Ayden. Harris Mallinckrodt—Charlotte. C. J. Voliva—WinsteaJ\ilIe. Matthias M. Marshall—Raleigh. B. W. Wells—Bettie. William H. Mf^ade—Chapel Hill. Theodore Yarboro—Flox. \V. L. Mellichampe—High Point. T. C. Foster—Richlands. Francis .J. Murdock—Salisbury. H. J. Whaley—Cabin. Edward L. Ogilby—Burlington. K. F. Springle—Cedar Point. Edwin A. Osborne—Charlotte. G. C. Vause—Aurora. Francis M. Osborne—fHiarlotte. J. G. Howard—Richlands. Kobt. Bruce Owens—Rocky Mount. J. W. Alford—New Bern. John W. Perry (colored) —Tarboro. —Beaulahville. — Solomon Duff— Robert N. Perry —(colored) Wilson. J. A. Morris Arapahoe. Girard W. Phelps Scotland— Neck. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Richard Roscoe Phelps— Ansonville. CHURCH. William T. Picard Jackson. I. McK. Pittenger—Raleigh. Diocese of North Carolina. John H. M. Pollard (colored) —Littleton. The counties of Northampton, Halifax, Aldred A. Prud-n—Chaplain U. S. A. Edgecombe, Wilson, Johnston, Harnett, John L. Saunders. 320 RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS.

Louis H. Schubert—Glenham, N. Y. LIST OF THE CLERGY. Walter J. Smith—Charlotte. — — Junius M. Homer, Bishop Asheville. George M. Tolson Weldon. John N. Atkins—Blowing Rock. Thomas L. Trott—West Durham. Richard W. Barber—Wilkcsboro. William Walker— Ronda.— Charles D. Chapman—Brevard. S. Paxson Walters Hillsboro. John A. Deal—Franklin. James H. Williams—Charlottesville, Va. — Hugh A. Dobbin— Vallecrucis. Diocese of East Carolina. McNeely DuBose— Morganton. So much of the State oi Noi.ii Caiouiia as Charles Ferris White— Plains, N. T. lies east of the "Diocese of North Caro- George A. Griffiths—Morganton. lina." A\illiam H. Hardin Gastonia.— Bishop—Robert Strange, Wilmington. Eugene DoF. Heald, Jr. Wilkesboro. — William J —Asheville. Archdeacon of Colored Work Wm. G. Hcrritage— (colored) Avant, New Bern. Walter Hughson Wayesville. — D. T. —Lincolnton. President of the Standing Committee Johnson— Nathaniel Harding, Washington. Milnor Jones Tacoma, Wash. — Edmund N. — Secretary and R gistrar Frederick N. Joyner— Trj'on. Skinner, Fayetteville. .lames Joyner Saluda. — T. —Franklin. Treasurer Thomas D. Meares, Wilmington. James Kennedy (colored)— Chancellor—George Rountree, Wilmington. Alfred S. Lawrence Highlands. No. of Parishes and Missions, 76. Marshall G. Ledford——Elf. Communicants, 4,460.. Arthur B. Livermore —Fletcher. Contributions, $46,587.06. William G. McCr^'ady— .\3he\nlle. LIST OF THE CLERGY. Armand DeR. Mfar°s Biltmore. — John S. Moody—Hickory. Robert Strange, Bishop W^ilmington. — Wm. G. Avant—New Bern. Robert J. Morgan (colored) Philadelphia, Samuel S. Barber—Swan Quarter. Pennsylvania. Thomas A. Morris— Benjamin M. Bradin—Macon, Ga. Skyland. C. Parke— Edmund R. Bi-nnrtt (colored) —Wilmington. Hervey WajTiesville. William F. Rice—Asheville. Jamrs Carmicha"!—Wilmington. — William R. Savage—Blowing Rock. William E. Cox Wilmington. — Robert B. Drane—Edonton. John C. Seasrle Rutherfordton. H. Stubbs—Asheville. Luther Eborn—Creswell. Alfred — John B. Gibbk—Windsor. Rodnev R. Swope Biltmore. J. M." White— John H. Griflfiith, Jr. —Kinston. Murphy. N. — William J. Gordon—iWil'iamston. Reginald Wilkox Hendersonville. Francis Willis—Owrnbv. Nathaniel Harding—Washington. Richard W. Hosru:—Wilmington. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Isaac W. Hughes—Fayottnille. — — Moderator of Synod C. M. Richards, States- N. Colin Hughes Chocowinity. ville. James H. King (colored) —Edv?nton. — — Stated Clerk and Treasurer D. I. Craig, ^enj. S. Lassiter H^rtfora. Reidsville. C. D. Malone— Washington. Superintendent of Home Missions—R. P. Wm. Matthias—Mt. N. J. Hol'y, Smith, Asheville. Alexander C. D. Noe—B^lhaven. — — General Evangelist William Black, David- Thomas P. Noe Wilmington. son. Charles B. Pritchell (co orvd)— Ga. Albany, Number of ministers, 187; churches, 432; A. W. S-abreas"—Wilniinarton. communicants, 40,542; total amount con- Frederick N. Skinner— Fayette\'illp. tribuat-^d for all causes during past Claudius F. Smith—Elizabeth City. ecclesiastical year, $368,570, of which William B. Jr. Suthern, (colored)Fayette- sum $69,706 was rai-;ed for Home and ville. Foreign Missions, and about $140,000 for Tunius L. —New Bern. Taylor (colored) the Synod Orphans' Home. F. B. Ticknor—Aurora. Luther G. H. Williams, New Brm. iHNlSTERS. William T. Wood (colored) —Washington. Orange Presbytery. Edward Wootten—W'ilmington. D. I. Craig—Reidsville. Missionary District of Asheville. R. W. Culb°rtson—Jfebane. So much of the S*^ate of North Carolina as C. W. Robinson—Ashoboro. lies west of the "Diocese of North Caro- R. W. George—Francisco. lina." E. C. Murraj'—Graham. Bishop—Junius M. Horn'^r, Asheville. B. B. Palmar (colored)—Milton. Gen ral ^lissionary—E. N. JoxTi^r, Tryon. R. L. Wharton—Cuba. Secretarv and Treasurer—Alfred H. Stubbs, J. W.. Goodman—Greensboro. Asheville. C. E. Hodffin—Greensboro. Registrar—John A. Deal, Franklin. B. W. Mebane—Mt. Airy. Chancellor—Theo. F. Davidson, Asheville. E. R. Leyburn—Durham. Number of Pari=h-^s and Missions, 81. ?.L C. Arrov/ood—Caldwell Institute. Communicants, 2.529. S. M. Rankin—Greensboro. Baptiz'd persons. 5.176. E. L. Siler—High Point. Contributions, $30,073.72. J. S. Morrow (colored) —North Wilkesboro. I RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 121 — D. Clay Lilly—Winston. E. W. Souders Fayetteville. W. M. Sikes—Madison. Joseph Evans—St. Paul's. G. L. Leyburn—Lexington. K. S. Arrowood—Elize. H. S. Bradshaw—Hillsboro. J. D. A. Brown— Aberdeen. F. .H. Harding—Milton. W. M. Fairley—Fayetteville. T. F. Haney—Durham. A. E. Baker—Lumberton. S. G. Walker (colored) —Burling^ton. R. W. Joping—Red Springs D. Mclver—Burlington L. W. Curtis—Hamlet. R. M. Williams—Grefnsboro. A. W. Crawford. Leroy Gresham—Chapel Hill. J. H. Dixon. P. H. Gywnn—Spray. S. H. Williamson. Milton Clark—Greensboro. J. M. McLain. R. T. Liston—Mebane. A. R. McQueen. Concord Presbytery. Wilmington Presbytery. A. —Clarkton. W. W. Pharr—Mooresville. McFayden Peter —Faison. John W. Davis—Soochow, China. Mclntyre A. D. McClure—Wilmington. J. M. Wharey—Mooresville. S. H. Isler—Goldsboro. B. L. Beall—Greensboro. J. E. L. Winecotf— Whiteville. C. A. Munroe—Lenoir. Wm. M. Shaw—Kenansville. L. McKinnon—Clinton. J. M. Wells— J. B. Shearer—Davidson. Wilmington. L. E. Wells—Teacheys. E. E. Pressley—Statesville. J. S. Crowley—Wilmington. R. W. —Barium Springs Boyd W. P. M. Currie—Wallace J. —Mt. Mourne. C Kennedy Kenneth McCaskill—Ivanhoe. J. A. Harris—Micaville. E. B. Carr. W. J. Tidball—Taylorsville. P. L. Clark. J. M. Greenlee—Marion. J. A. Gilmer—Newton. Mecklenburg Presbytery. J. A. Scott—Statesville. S. C. Boyce—Monroe W. S. Wilson—Marion. J. W. Moore—Susaki, Japan. C. M. Ricliards—Statesville. William Black—Davidson. R. J. Hunter—Concord. T. J. Allison—Charlotte. J. P. Hall—Plum Tree. J. R. Bridges—Charlotte. L. M. Kerschner—Spencer. W. O. Sample—CharloMt, R. F. D. Edgar Tufts—Banner Elk. G. C. Huntington—Charlotte. A. S. Caldwell—Barium Springs G. W. Belk—Albemarle. C. W. Trawick—Hickory. G. L. Cook—Chorlotte, R. F. D. D. P. McGeachy—Lenoir. A. J. McKelway—Charlotte. T. H. Spence—Cleveland. George H. Atkinson—Monroe. W. F. Hollingsworth—Morgantoa. J. E. Summers—DeriVa. O. B. Currie—Spencer. M. D. Hardin—Charlotte. J. M. Gibbs—Statesville. H. M. Pressley—Charlotte. W. S. Wilhelm—StatesviUe. T. R. DeVane—Morven. W. M. Walsh—China Gi ove. E. D. Brown—Huntersville. E. A. Sample—Old Fort. W. T. Waller—CrarlottCi R. F. D. O. H. Matthews—Glass. A. J. Crane—Newclls. H. F. Bcaty—Plum Tree. A. Martin—Charlotte. A. N. Perryman—Marion. M. E. Sentelle—Davidson. .1. W. Lafferty—Concord. A. R. Shaw—Charlotte. R. K. Moseley—Concord. H. M. Parker—Matthews. D. Munroe. K. R. Borthwick— Pineville. Byron Clark—Salisbury. G. P. Stevens—Marshville. E. —Charlotte. Fayetteville Presbytery. Charles Raynall J. L. —Waxhaw. H. G. Hill—Maxton. McKinstry John AVakefield—Matthews. David Fairley—Manchister. W. E. West—Huntersville. K. M. —CarL Mclntyre R. T. Coit—Charlotte. P. R. Law Charlotte. R. M. Mann—Wadesboro. K. A. McLeod—Jonesboro. J. E. —Sandifer. W. F. Thom—Gulf. Berryhill G. F. Robertson—Charlotte. M. D. McNeill—Sanford. W. M. Kincaid—Charlotte. L. L. Littlt^China. J. M. Harris—Matthews. W. R. Coppedge—Rockingham. W. C. Buchanan—Japan. Albemarle Presbytery. C. G. Vardell—Red Springs F. W. Farrits—Goldsboio. J. M. Rose—Laurinburg. L. C. Vass—Leopoldville, Africa. G. T. Pace—Red Springs. W. D. Morton—Rocky Mount. W. T. Walker—Rowland. E. P. Bradley—Williamsboro. L. A. McLaurin—Raeford. John E. Wool—Wilson. J. K. Roberts—Carthage. J. H. Jarvis—Swan Quarter. J. A. Caligan—Antioch. R. W. Alexanler—Taiboro. L. Smith—Dunn. Carr Moore—Warrenton. 122 RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS.

F. D. Viche—Greenville. burger. Superanumerary, J. 0. Guthrie. J. G. Garth—New Bern. Central—L. B. Jones. J. M. Grier—Washington. Jenkins Memorial and Apex—G. W. Btar- C. G. Christian. ling. P. D. Woodall. Asheville Presbytery. Epworth— Gary—J. D. Pegram. R. F. Campbell—Asheville. Clavton—G. B. Starling. R. P. Smith—Asheville. Smithfleld—J. H. Shore. R. S. Eskridge—Swannanoa. Selma—W. H. Puckett. —Hendersonvillc. — R. B. Grinnan— Kenly A. L. Ormond. J. C. Hardin Canton.— Zebulon——A. D. Wilcox. C. A. Campbell— Waynesville. Millbrook G. T. Simmons. J. C. Brown Bernardsville. Youngsville—D. B. Baker. —Horseshoe. — 0. C. Brown — Franklinton N. E. Coltraine. W. P. Chedester Brevard. Louisburg—F. A. Bishop. W. H. Davis—Brevard. Tar River—H. G. Stamey. F. M. Eversole—Robbinsville. Granville—C. W. Robinson. J. R. Howerton—Lexington, Va. Oxford—L. S. Massey. 1. J. Heizer—Montreat. Oxford Ct.—A. S. Barnes. A. H. Temple. Director Correspondence Schflols—J. L. Kings Mountain Presbytery. Cunninggim. Raleigh Christian Advocate—T. N. Ivey, R. Z. Johnson—Lincolnton. Editor. —Gastonia. J. J. Kenned}' Superintendent Methodist Orphanage— R. A. Lowell. Miller— J. N. Cole. G. A. Sparrow—Lowell. R. F. D. DURHAM DISTRICT. R. C. Morrison—Wildemere. Presiding Elder—J. B. Huney. T. F. Boozer— S. C. Gaffnej', Durham— G. T. Adams; Main M. A. Henderson—Rutherfordton. Trinity, Street, M. Bradshaw; Carr Church, J. A. A^'. R. Minter—Wildemere. Daily; Branson, C. R. Kanipe; Mangum T. C. Croker—Forest City. H. E. West J. Rutherfordton. Street, Speneo; Durham, S. L. Cathey— H. McCracken. J. M. Forbis— Mountain. King's Durham Ct.—G. W. Fisher. J. B. Cochran—Lowell, R. F. D. Hill—W. R. Royall. Cornelius Miller—Dallas. Chapel Hillsboro—M. M. McFarland. R. C. Anderson—Gastonia. Mt. Tirzah—J. B. Thompson. James Thomas—Slielbv. Leasburg—N. T. Yearby. C. H. Little—Charlotte. Roxboro—J. A. Homaday. A. S. Anderson—Gastonia. Milton—M. D. Giles. »IETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Yanceyville—G. R. Rood. CHURCH, SOUTH. Pelham and Shady Grove—S. F. Nicks. Burlington—E. M. Snipes. church Number members, 155,410. Burlington Ct.—C. O. DuDurant. not includ- Number traveling preachers East Burlington, Graham and Haw ing supplies, 428. River—W. F. Sandford. Local preachere. inclading supplies 332. Alamance—C. M. Lance. Houses of worship 1,460. Trinity College— J. C. Kilgo, Preeident; 351 Pastoral charges E. A. Yates, lecturer. of societies Number 1,558. Trinity Park School—H. M. North, Parsonages: circuit and station, 323. headmaster. Parsonages: district, 17. Student in Trinitv College—F. .S. Love. Orphanages, 1. FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT. Number of Sunday-schools, 1,405. Presiding Elder—J. T. Gibbs. Number of scholars, 111,059. Fayetteville—Hay Street, G. P. Smith. Epworth Leagues, 155. Fayetteville Ct.—V. A. Royall. League members, 5,435. Hope Mills—T. H. Sutton. Paid for missions, 1907, $103,675. Ookesbury—N. M. McDonald. Paid for ministerial support, 1907: $312,- Sampson Ct.—Supplied by L. B. Pattis- 823. hall. North Carolina Conference—Bishop 0. Bladen—E. B. Craven. B. Galloway, Jackson, Miss. Buckhom-^. H. Buffalo. Secretary N. C. Conference, Rev. W. L. Dunn—A. J. Parker. Cunninggim, Wilmington. Duke—J. M. Daniel. Western North Carolina Conference—Bishop Newton Grove—N. fl. Gujrton. H. C. Morrison, Lo'iisville, Ky. Pittsboro—C. P. Jerome. Secretary Western N. C. Conference, Haw River—N. M. Watson. Rev. W. L. Sherrill, Greensboro. Goldston—J. W. Hoyle. Conference Carthage—H. M. Eure. Appointments. Elise—E. N. Harrison. RALEIGH DISTRICT. Sanford—R. W. Bail»v. Presiding Elder—R. B. John. Jonesboro—L. H. Jovner. Raleigh—Edenton Street, F. M. Sham- Lillington—W. C. Martin. RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 123

Siler City—E. R. Welch. Ocracoke and Portsmouth—J. J. Boone. ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. Presiding Elder—W. H. Moore. Presiding Elder—A. McCullen. Rockingham—J. E. Underwood. Washington—A. P. Tytr. Roberdel—A. J. Groves. Bath—J. M. Lowder. Richmond—N. L. Seabolt. Aurora—W. A. Piland. Mount Gilead—J. A. Lee. Swan Quarter—E. C. Sell. Pekin—W. A. Jenkins. Mattamuskcet—R. R. Grant. Troy—J. W. Bradley. Fairfield—J. L. Rumley. Montgomery^Supplied by Geo. H. Greenville—M. T. Plyler. Bigrgs. Vanceboro—Supplied by T. B. Bain. Aberdeen—D. N. Caviness. Ayden—H. E. Tripp. Hamlet—T. A. Sikes. Farmville—W. A. Forbes. Laurel Hill—F. B. Noblitt. Robersonville—H. P. Read. St. John and Gibson—L. L. Nash. Bethel—J. W. Martin. Laurinburg—N. H. D. Wilson. Tarboro—P. H. Willis. Maxton and Caledonia—E. H. McWhorter. Rocky Mount—D. H. Tuttle. Red Springs—R. H. Broom. South Rocky Mount and Marvin—B. H. Rowland—J. M. Ashby. Black. Lumberton—E. M. Hovle. Nashville—W. H. Kirton. Elizabeth—D. A. Watkins. Spring Hope and Mt. Pleasant—B. E. Robeson—T. J. Daily. R. W. Townsend Stanfield. — and W. H. Townsend, Supernumeraries. Stanhope —H. E. Lance. WILMINGTON DISTRICT. Elm City J. A. Shai'pe. Wilson—F. D. Swindell. Presiding Elder—W. L. Cuninggim. — Wilmington—Grace, T. A. Smoot; Fifth Stantonsburg R. E. Hunt. Fremont-C. R. Street, K. D. Holmes; Bladen Street, W. Taylor. —R. H. Willis. E. Hocutt; Trinity, W. L. Rexford. Missionary Secretary — Scott's Hill—J. T. Stanford. State Organizer Anti-Saloon League R. L. Davis. New River—Supplied by I. A. White. WARRENTON DISTRICT. Onslow—D. C. Geddle. — Jacksonville and Richlands—J. C. Whed- Presiding Elder W. S. Rone. bee. Warrenton—W. W. Rose. Kenansville—F. E. Dixon. Warren—S. T. Moyle. B. Burgaw—J. J. Barker. Ridgeway— C. Allred. — Henderson—First Chur- R. C. Craven. Magnolia W. E. Brown. h, — Clinton— S. E. Mercer. North and South Henderson J. J. Porter. Littleton—J. G. Johnson. Whiteville and Vineland—Y. E. Wright. Chadboum and Bolton—Chas. E. Vale. Weldon—H. A. Humble. Columbus—C. W. Sn.ith. Roanoke—G. B. Petty. Roanoke and —J. Carver's Creek—Supplied by J. M. Mar- Rapids Rosemary T. lowe. Draper. Enfield Waccamaw—L. E. Sawyer. and Halifax—J. E. Holder. Shallotte—A. D. Betls. Battleboro and Whitakers—W. Y. Ever- ton. Town Creek—C. T. Rogers. — Southport-G. D. Langston. Scotland Neck C. A. Jones. —R. D. Student Vanderbilt University—J. M. Hobgood Daniel. Culbreth. Williamston and Hamilton— L. NEW BERN DISTRICT. Read. —D. L. Earnhardt. Presiding Elder— R. F. Bunjpas. Garj'sburg — New Bern—Centenai-y, R. C. Beaman. Northampton J. C. Humble. Rich —B. C. Goldsboro—St. Paul, E. H. Davis, St. Square— Thompson. John, W. B. Constable. Conway W. F. Craven. Murfreesboro and Win ton— Goldsboro Circuit—Supplied by J. M. J. W. Autry, Carraway. Harrellsville—J. P. Pate. Mt. Olive and Faison—E. E. Rose. Bertie—W. C. Merritt. Littleton — Mt. Olive Circuit—P. Greening. Female College J. M. LaGrange—W. 0. Davis. Rhodes, president. Hookerton-R. F. Taylor. ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT. Snow Hill—J. M. Benson. Presiding Elder—J. H. Hall. Kinston—J. D. BunJy. Elizabeth City—First Church, L, E. Dover—W. F. Gallowav. Thompson ; Citv Road, S. A. Gotten. Grifton—W. H. L. McLaurin. Pasquotank—J. Y. Old. Craven—Supplied by W. B. Hunble. Camden—L. M. Chaffin. Jones—.J. M. Wright. Moyock—W. E. Trotman. Pamlico—J. H. M. Giles. Currituck—H. M. Jackson. Oriental—W. T. Usry. North Gates—B. P. Robinson. Carteret—D. A. Futrell. Gates—Rufus Bradle> Morehead City—L. P. Howard. Perquimans— G. B. Webster. Beaufort—J. "H. Frizzlle. Hertford—R. A. Willis. Atlantic—Supplied by F. S. Becton. Edenton—J. W. Potter. Straits—M. W. Dargan. Chowan—William Towe. 124 RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS.

Plymouth—L. T. SinRleton. Franklin Station—F. L. Townsend. Roper— F. B. McCall Franklin Ct. —W. I. Hughes, supply. Pantcgo and Belhaven—W. F. Jones. Bryson Citv—J. J. Eads. Columbia—A. W. Price. Dillsboro and Sylva—C. H. Neal. Dare—R. A. Bruton. Glenville—A. N. Lewis. Roanoke Island—W. H. Brown. Hayesville—A. G. Loftin. Kitty Hawk—Supplied by Edward John- Hiawassee—R. L. Doggett. Eon. Macon—R. E. Atkinson. Kennekeet—Supplied by E. W. Reed. Murphv Station—G. G. Harley. Murphy Ct.—J. A. Fry. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA Robbinsville—J. H. Hopkins, supply. CONFERENCE. Webster—C. H. — Clyde, supply. Conference Appointments. W'hittier To be supplied. Andrews—C. S. Kirkpatrick. ASHEVILLE DISTRICT. GREENSBORO DISTRICT. Presiding Elder—L. W. Crawford. Presiding Elder— S. B. Turrentine. Asheville—Central Church, G. T. Rowe; Greensboro—West Market Street, G. H. Haywood Street, J. P. Rodgers; North Detwiler; Centenary, A. T. Bell; Spring Asheville, G. E. Eaves; Bethel, J. D. Garden, N. R. Richardson; Walnut Street, Arnold. L A. Falls; Carraway Memorial, P. C. Biltmore and Beaverdam—G. H. Christen- Battle. bery. East Greensboro—A. S. Raper. Swannanoa—A. E. Harrison. West Greensboro—J. A. Bowles. Weaverville Station—G. W. Crutchfleld. Reidsville—L. T. Mann. Weaverville Ct.—D. R. Proffitt. Wentworth—S. Taylor. Marshall—R. J. Parker. Ruffin—B. F. Fincher. Hot Springs—To be supplied. Pleasant Garden—E. G. Kilgore. supply. Hendersonville Station—J. W. Moore. Liberty and Bethanv—W. L. Grissom. Hendersonville Ct. —J. B. Hyder. Coleridge—V. E. Edwards. Bald Creek—L. H. Griffith. Ramseur and Ftanklinville— J. E. Woos- Bums\-ille—D. C. Ballard. ley. Cane Creek—E. G. Pusey. Asheboro Station—C. A. Wood. Supernumerary—J. J. Brooks. Asheboro Ct. — R. L. Melton. Riverside—J. I. Hickman. Uwharrie Ct.—J. W Ingle. Ivy— \V. L. Edwards, supply. Randleman and Naomi—C. M. Camp- Tryon anl Saluda—W. A. Newell. bell. Weavrrville College—L .Berge Abemethy, Randolph—R. L. Ownbey. president. High Point—Washington Street, J. E. Student in Vanderbilt University—J. B. Thompson, G. H. Crowell; South Main Craven. Street, 0. P. Ader. CHARLOTTE DISTRICT. Editor N. C. Christian Advocate—H. M. Presiding Elder—Frank Siler. B'air; Assistant Editor, W. L. Sherrill, Greensboro. Charlotte—Tryon Street, H. K. Boyer; Sec.-Treas. Greensboro Female — W. W. Bays, supernumerary; Brevard, H. College W. M. Curtis. Turner; Calvary, J. F. Totten; North Professor in — Charlotte and Epworth, A. R. Surratt; Trinity College J. C. Wooten. Dilworth and Big Spring, A. L. Coburn, to Corea—J. R. Moose. supply; Belmont Pr.rk, VV. S. Hales; Chad- Missionary wick and Seversville, W. O. Rudisill; MORGANTON DISTRICT. Trinity, E. L. Bain Presiding Elder—C. F. Sherrill. Ansonville—M. T. Steele. Morganton Station—W. F. Womble. Derita—.J. H. Bradley. Morganton Ct.—P. L. Terrell. Litesville—E. J. Pope. Connelly Springs—Joscphus Sherrill, sup- Matthews—O. I. Hinsm. ply. Monroe Station—H. F. Chreitzberg. Rutherford College Station—W. W. North Monroe and Icemorlee—A. W. Peele; R. S. Abern°thv, supernumerary. Roten, supply. Marion—H. H. Jordan. Mount Zion—D. Atkins. Table Rock—W. F. ElMcrtt. Unionville—A. J. Burrus. Ruthcrfordton—T. J. Rogers. Prospect—J. P. Hipps. Henrietta and Caroleon—L. P. Bogle. Morven—W. P. McGhee. Forest City—J. C. Mock. Pineville—J. H. Bennett. Broad River—W. S. Cherry. Po'kton—L. T. CordclL Green River—J. D. Gibson. Wadesboro—J. H. West. Thermal City—V. L. Aiarsh. Waxhaw—C. M. Pickens. Bakersville—J. F. Shelton, supply. Weddington—W. E. Abemethy. Spruce Pine—D. S. Richardson. Missionary to Japan—S. A. Stewart. Elk Park—J. H. Ronertson. Prin. Piedmont Industrial School—J. A. McDowell—A. P. Foster. Baldwin. North Catawba—R. L. Fruit. N. S. Ogburn. Cliffside—S. E. Richardson. FRANKLIN DISTRICT. Old Fort—W. G. Mallonee. Presiding Elder—R. M. Taylor. Chaplain U. S. Navy—W. K. Edmondson. RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 125

President of Rutherford College—W. W. El Bethel—T. S. Ellington. Peele. King's Mountain—G. F. Kirby. Professors in Rutherford College—W. E. Gastonia—Main Street, W. R. Ware; West Poovey, O. J. Jones. End, J. C. Harmon; Ozark, to be supplied. Student in Vanderbilt University—W. O. Bessemer City—J. F. Armstrong. Goode. Lowell—W. V. Honeyeutt. MOUNT AIRY DISTRICT. McAdenville—C. H. Caviness. D. F. Carver. Presiding Elder—W. M. Bagby. Stanlv Creek— B. Tabor. Mount Airy Station—D. V. Price. Mt. Holly—J. Lowcsville—D. P. Waters. Mount Airy Ct.—Z. E. Earnhardt. — E. Rockford—T. J. HoucK. Lincolnton Station J. Gay. R. Ross. East Bend—P. D. Bridges. Lincoln Ct.—C. —M. B. Yadkinville—W. T. Albright. Crouse Circuit— Clegg. Elkin—D. M. Litaker. Cherryville A. C. Swafford. Fork—E. N. Crowder. Jonesville—T. H. Stimpson, supply. South — Wilkesboro Station—B. F. Hargett. Belwood L. E. Stacv. North Wilkesboro Station—Z. Paris. Polkville—W. M. Boring. STATESVILLE DISTRICT. Pilot Mountain—J. W. Strider. — Boone—J. H. BrenJall. Presiding Elder J. N. Huggins. —Broad J. R. Creston-Rufus Graybeal, supply. Statesville Street, Scroggs; H. H. Robbins. Helton—J. A. Houck, supply. Race Street, Jefferson—W. T. Carver, supply. Statesville Circuit—T. E. Wagg. Alexander Circuit— E. Laurel Springs—J. W. Cordeil, supply. Myers. Catawba—J. M. Price. Sparta—S. W. Brown, supply; J. B. Caldwell- A. E. Doughton, supply. Wiley. J. H. Watauga—A. Weaver, supply. Clarksbury- Brantley, supply. Granite T. R. Wolfe. Rural Hall—To be supplied. Falls— — Station—J. H. Weaver. Danbury D. A. Binkley, sijpply. Hickory — Wilkes Ct—W. L. Dawson. Hickory Circuit J. J. Edwards. SALISBURY DISTRICT. Iredell—J. C. Keever. Lenoir Station—Ira Erwin. Presiding Elder—A. W. Plyler. South Lenoir—J. M. D'ownum. Salisbury—First Church, E. K. McLarty; Lenoir Circuit—M. H. Tuttle. South Main Street, J. A. J. Farrington; A. H. Whisner, supernumerary; Holmes Maiden—T. S. Coble. Station— T. Memorial, C. M. Short. Mooresville S. Barber. Mooresville Circuit— .T. W. Jones. Spencer—R. D. Sherrill. Davidson Station—R S. Howie. East Spencer and North Main—J. P. E. W. Fox. Lanning. Newton— Troutman—T. B. Lexington Station—A. L. Stanford. Johnson. Point—T. E. West Lexington and Denton—T. J. Fol- Stony Weaver. Rock —N. M. Modlin. ger, supply. Springs President —O. Linwood—J. W. Clegg. Davenport College C. Weaver. Salisbury Ct.—P. W. Tucker. —D. H. Woodlcaf—C. E. Hypes. Missionary Evangelist Coraann. Gold Hill—James "Willson. WAYNESVILLE DISTRICT. Jackson Hill—G. A. Stamper. Presiding Elder—W. H. Willis. New London—A. L. Aycock. Wavnesville Station —M. A. Smith. Albemarle Station —H. C. Sprinkle. Brevard Station—R. G. Tuttle. West Albemarle—J. P. Davis. Brevard Circuit—J. F. Starnea. Albemarle Ct.—J. T. Stover; O. M. B' thel —To be supplied. Gentry, supernumerary. Canton—D. P. Tate. Norwood—R. M. Courtney. Clyde—J. H. Green. Salem—J. A. Peeler. Haywood—J. W. Kennedy. Cottonvillc—T. T. Salver. North Haywood—J B. Parham, supply. Big Lick—E. M. Avett. Jonathan—C. E. Steadman. Mt. Plrasant—M. D. Hix. Loicest-"r— J. W. Campbell. Concord—Central Church, J. C. Rowe; Mills River—J. W. Williams. Forest Hill, M. M. Long; Epworth, J. W. Spring Creek—J. L. McNeer, supply. Long; West Concord, W. C. Jones. Sulphur Springs—C. H. Curtis. Concord Ct.—B. A. York. West Asheville Station —M. F. Moores. Bpthel— S. S. Higgins. Missionary to Cor'^a—M. B Stokes. China Grovp—W. L. Nicholson. mNSTON DISTRICT. Kanapolis—W. L. Hutchins. Presiding Elder—T. F. Marr. Principal New London High School—J. Winston—Centenary, J. E. Abemethy; D. Rankin. Rurkhrad. E. E. Williamson; Grace and Student at Vanderbilt University—R. A. Sal<^m, W. M. Robbins. Taylor. Kernersville and South Side—W. M. Biles. SHELBY DISTRICT. Forsyth—J. S. Hiatt. Preeidinpr Elder—R. M. Hoyle. Lewisville— .J. T. Ratledpe. Shelby Station—G. D. Herman; A. G. Farmington—J. G. W. Holloway. Gantt, stipernumerary. Davie^C. P. Goode Shelby Ct.—B. Wilson. Cooloeme— H. C. Bvnum. 126 BELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. Mocksvillt^-J.— F. Kirk. Barrett, W. —A.—Star. Advance —W. Y. Scales. Barrett, J. L. Pinnacle. Davidson M.— H. Vestal. Bans, W. L.—Old Fort. Thoniasville Parker—Holmes. Battle, H. W.——Kinston. North Thoniasville— L. L. Smith. Baucom, H. —W. Wake Forest. Summerfield— T. C. Jordan. Beach, J. J. Kings Mountain. Leaksville J. H. —Earnhardt. Beach, W. R.—— Raleigh. Spray and Draper A. Sherrill.— Beam, J. A. Leaksville.— Stoneville— and Mayodan A. W. Jacobs. Beamer, W. H.— Mt. Airy. Madison B. Margeson. — Beaver, C. E.— Abemethy. Walnut Cove— and Stokcsdale A. R. Bell. Beck, A. L. —Oconaulfty. Walkertown \V. A. Lambeth. — Beck, A. W. —Penrose. Principal Arcadia High School P. E. Beeker, S. J. —Spray. Parker. Benfield, J. G. —Dogwood. BAPTIST CHURCH. Bennett, S. W. Lincolnton. Bennett, S. C. —Bridgewater. Ordained ministers, 1,048. Bennett, J. L. —Wingate. Church Membership, 194,250. Bennett, J. M. —Burgaw. Sunday Schools, 1,472. Eetts, A. L. —Winston-Salem. Sunday School scholars, 104,141. Bilbro, W. L.—Pollocksville. Churches, 1,529. Bmkley, J. N. —Harmony. Value of Church property, $1,693,452. Bivens, J. A.—Monroe. Contributions State Missions, $27,500.06. Black, C. J. —Big Lick. Contributions Home Missions, $16,923.03 Blalock, J. C. —Ledger. Contributions Foreign Missions, $30,210.60. Blalock, T. L.—Ching Kiang, Chin*. Contributions Education, $8,459.46. Blalock, J. G.—Oxford. Total reported contributions, all pur- Blanchard, C. W.—Raleigh. poses, $456,261.61. J. A. —Indian Creek. OflScers State Convention. Blankenship, Baptist Blanton, J. C. —Kings Mountain, President—J. B. Wake Forest. Carlyle, Blevins, C. —New Life. Vice-Presidents—A. D. New Ward, Bern; Blevins, J. C.^—Grassy Creek. Rev. L. R. Pruett, Rev. 0. Charlotte; Rlevins, W. J. A. —New Life. A. Jenkins, Statesville. Blevins, N. M. —Green Cove, Va. Secretaries—N. B. Recording Broughton, Bomar, E. E.—Charlotte. Rev. C. Raleigh; Hight Moore, Raleigh. S. J. — S. O. Treasurer—Walters Bonier, Cowpens, Durham, Raleigh. Boone, J. B. —Hendtrsonville. Auditor—F. H. Briggs, Raleigh. Booth, J. H.—New Hill. —Rev. Corresponding Secretary Livlng:ston Bostick, W. M.—Onvil. Johnson, Raleigh. Bowen, J. D. —Apex. Tiustees—Rev. W. C. G. Tyree, Raleigh; Powers, J. P. —Littleton. 0. N. Scot- Briggs, Waynesville; Biggs, Bradley, J. A. —Beach. land C. B. D. Neck; Aycock, Goldsboro; Bradlev, W. T.—Morgan Hill. L. Gore, Wilmington. Bradley, W. L.—Etna. Pastors. Bradshaw, W. R. —Hickory. Adams, G. W. —Fair Plains. Brickhouse, L. C. —Maple. Adams, J. Q. —Charlotte, Bridgers, Joseph—Lattimore. .^dams, M. A. —Ahoski'>. Bridges, S. A. —Rutherfordton. Adams, J. J. —Whiteville. Bridges, B. M. —Mooresboro. Alderman, J. 0. —Mege. Bridges, D. P.—Smithfield. Alderman, J. M. —Delway. Bright, A. J. —Leaksville. Allen, N. J. —Belcross. Brinkley, J. N.—Net. Allison, E. —Brevard. Brisson, W. L. —Guy ton. Amnions, J. A.—Needmore. Bristow, S. F.—Elizabeth City. Ammons, John—Mars Ilill. Britt, D. C—Rutherfordton. Annas, J. R. —Saw Mills. Britt, W. L.—Davis. Arnette, J. M. —Durham. Britt, P. T.—Lumberton. Arrington, T. F. —Wavnesville. Brooks, E. M. —Albemarle. Arrington, C. C. —Mt. Airy. Brookshire, J. L. —Flat Rock. Ayscue, J. E. —Greenville. Brown, Asa—Riverside. Atkinson, J. W. —Neuse. Brown, T. L. —Canton. Austin, D. M. —Charlotte. Brown, T. K. —Black Mountain. Avers, W. A. —New Bern. Brown, J. W.—Trap Hill. Bailey, L. J.—Walnut Run. Brown, L. A. —Funston. Baker, T. J.—Parkton. BrowTi, H. A. —Winston-Salem. Baker, A. 0. —Monroe. Brown, W. V.—Cycle. Ballard, W. S.—Clarkton. Bryan, J. W. —Charity. Ballard, J. M. —Machpelah. Buchanan, E. —Garden City. Bangle, P. W. —Lincolnton. Buchanan, C. S. —Dillsboro. Barker, J. M. —Loma-^c. Bullock, C. P.—Clarendon. Barnes, S. B. —Branning. Bumgardner, A. P. —Caesar. Barnes, K. —Orrum. Bumgamer, W. J. —Taylorsville. Barrett, W. C—Durham. Bumgarner, G. Z.—Taylorsville. 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Burns, A. F. —Wahoo. Devenny, J. V.—Shelby. 3. Burcham, G. M.—Elkin. Deweese, E. A. —Alurphy. Purchett, J. W.—Knottsville. Dietz, T. F.—Bryson City. Burger, G. F.—Suit. Dills, M. S., Young Harris, Ga. Burleson, A. M. —Sylva Dixon, L. R. Goldston. Byrd, R. L.—Tolarsville. Dixon, T.—Fallston. Gaines, S. J.—Daisy, S. 0. Doan, J. R. —Henderson. Gaines, W. R. —Chadl)oum. D'obson, J. H. —Atkinson. Caldwell, C. A.—Maiden. Dowell, G. J.——Williamston. Caldwell, —M. R. N.—Canton. Dowell, C. L. —Carthage. Gale, D . Potecasi . Downey, J. W. East Durham. Cae, J. F.—Rich Square. Duke, G. M. —Mapleville. Calhoun, T. J.—Medlin. Duncan, G. C. —LeakvilJe. Campbell, J. A. —Buie's Creek. Dunaway, A. B. —Oxford. Campbell, Neal—Thaxton. Dunaway, J. M.^^pencer. Campbell, W. P. —Seven Springs. Dunnigan, W. E. —Durham. Carroll, R. D.—Newton. DMrham, C. H. —Lumberton. Carrick, Thomas—High Point. Early, B. G.—Chalybeate Springs. Carlton, W. F.—Wilbar Edmundson, John T. —Raleigh. Carson, J. T.—Willetta. Edwards, D. D. —Carv. Carter, A. D.—Garland. Edwards, O. E. — Winnsor. Cashwell, C. S.—MocksvUle. Edwards, W. H.—Wake Forest. Cashwell, R. N.—Parkton. EUer, J. F. —Sweetwa-cr. Cassiday, W. A. —Hayosville. Eller, A. J.—Wilbar. Caudle, A. B. —Wadesbor*. EUer, W. H. —Greensboro. Caudle, T. A.—Courtney. Elliott, Josiah—Hertford. Caudill, R. E.—Dockrry. Elsom, P. G.—Raleigh. Chafin, A. F. —Seven Springs. Erwin, C. M. —Hicki.ry, Chambliss, T. W.—Wadesboro. Estridge, W.' F.—Waxhaw. Champion, R. C. —Landrum. Eudy, G. L.—Effird's Mills. Cheek, F. B.—Whitehead. Eubanks, J. F.—Bethel. Church, 6. H. —Durham. Farthing, C. S. —Sweetwater. Church, W. N.—Summit. Farthing, .1. H. —Sweetwater Clarke, F. N.—Mars Hill, Farthing, R. M.—Hattie aubb, C. C—Alexander. Ferrebee, J. B.— Rlizaleth City. Cobb, J. W.—Lumber Bridge. Fiddler, F. L. —Greensboro. Colly, J. D.—Glencoe. Fields, C. F.—Elkin. Comer, W. T.—Windy Gap. Fleetwood, J. C. —Margarettsville. Conrad, S. F.—Charlotte. Fleming, J. M. —Lumherton. Cook, R. L.—Addie. Fletcher, J. F.—Whitehead. Cook, W. N. —Lenoir. Fontaine, P. H. —Woodsdale, 2. Cook, W. F.—Rich Mountain. Fox, E. L.—Clinton. Cole, C. D.—Grantville. Franklin, James—Houck. Coppedge, G. W. —Henderson. Freeman, A. J. —Bladenboro. Coram, R. P. —Boonville. Freeman, H. R.—Gerton. Cordell, J. C—Beech. Freeman, T. N.—Swa^n. Ccthren, Grant—Trap Hill. Fulbright, J. O. —Southport. B. — — Craig, Rockj'— Mount. Gav, R. L. Windsor. Crater, A.— A. Wake Forest. Gibbs, N. H.—Benson. Cree, A. Embro.— Gilbert, R. M.—Edneyville. Creech, Worley Kenly. Gillespie, J. C—Charlotte. Crews, R. W. —Germanton. Glenn, W. H.—Grlgsby. Crisp, John—Norris. Glidewell, C. W.—Mayodan. Crisp, S. M. —Japan. Goforth, M. A.—Little Pine Cr. Crisp, E. D. —Lenoir. Goode, J. M. —Mooresboro. Crisp, T. J. —Conetoe. Gooden, A. H. —McCurdy. Croom, H. M.—Old Fort. Gower, C. E.—Raleigh. Cross, R. D. —Morehead City. Gragg, E. M.—Grandfather. Crudup, Josiah—Rockiiijrham. Gray, J. J.—Etowah. Crutchfield, T. S.—Thomasville. Green, David—Whaley. Cullom, W. R.—Wake Forest. Green, B. P. —Mooresboro. Currant, J. M.—Buck Shoal. Green, J. R.—Clyde. Curtis, L. M. —Ahoskie. Greene, Edmund—Sands. Davenport, J. E. M. —Troy. Greene, L. H. —Rakersville. Davis, M. P. —Coleraine. Greene, S. M. —Clarissa. Davis, W. H.—Winton. Griggs, W. L.—Franklin. Davis, A. C. —Olive Branch. Grindstaff, I.—Bakers ville. Davis, A. W.—Webster. Gull edge, J. G. —Monroe, 1. J. — Davis, F. Blowinsj Rock. Gwaltney, J. P.—Mt. i-isgah. Davis, P. S. C—Belhaven. Gwaltney, J. S. —Nealsville. Davis, R. Lee—Hiddenite. Gwaltney, L. P.—Vashti. Davis, W. R.—Salisbury, GwjTi, E. N. —Gwyn. 128 RELIGIOUS AND i '^ 130 RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. RELIGIOUS AND CHURCH STATISTICS. 131 Davis—Weasel. Williams, A. J.—Zephyr. C. C. H. Blevins— Williamsville, C. C—Spring Hope. B. —Grumpier. Williams—J. G.—Star. John L. Ross Stokes. G. M. Corbfctt—Greenville. Willis, H. A.—Weldon. W. J. Coibett—Greenville. Willis, W. W.—Ashpjle. — Wilson, L. A.—Tamarack. H. B. Tucker Greenville. Wilson, L. C— Sweetwater. C. C. Bland—Ayden. — J. M. White. Wilson, W. E. Rutherfordton. Royall—— Wilson, W. H.—— MadisK^n. Gabriel Denny— Deron. Wilson, W. M. Ramsevtown. A. M. Denny —Meiggs. Wilson, S. B.—Fair Bluff. H. G. Harbor Harbour. Wood, T. G.—Manteo. H. Cain—Westfield. Woodfin, J. F.—Horse Shoe. J. A. Ashburn—Pilot Mountain. Woodall, W. H.—Clyde. G. O. Key—Pilot Mountain. Woodard, J. S. —Needmore. W. H. Atkinson—Round Peak. Wooten, F. T.——Chadbourn. J. A. T. Jones—McCuUcrs, R. F. D. 1. Wright, W. E.— Camden. L. P. Adams—Four Oaks, R. F. D. 2. Wyatt, W. J. —Troutman. Rom. Jones—Smithfield, R. F. D. 2. Wyncoop, A . H. Moryanton. J. T. Collier——Kenly, R. F. D. 2. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH. James Johnson Angier, R. F. D. 1. Z. R. Ballance—Clayton. There is no State but fifteen organization J.'ajor Langdon—Clayton. is the independent associations. The oldest W. R. Craft— Brooks. Kehukee Association. Tne official paper is M. B. Martin—Bledsoe. Zion's Landmark, of Wii'^on, edited by Elder Hiram Nichols—Vox. P. D. Gold. The absince of a compact Isom Fender—Whitehead. State makes it to organization impossible Eli Long—Laurel Springs. obtain full statistics. Jno. Sanders—Stratford. MINISTERS. J. T. Coats— Coats. W. S. Willard—High Puint. W. G. Turner—Dunn, R. F. D. No. 3. W. A. Simpkins—Raleigh. Bernice Wood—Dtinn. .lohn Peed—Foster. A. D. Johnson—Dunn. G. A. Martin—Wilmington. J. D. Draughn—Mount Airy, R. F. D. 4. W. H. Harrison—Plymouth, R. F. D. No. 2. Henderson Cain—Pilot Mountain, R.F.D. Thos. Wallace—Branchs Store. C. B. Denny—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 3. Thos. F. Holidia—Columbia. A. M. Denny—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 3. I B. F. Eubanks—Trenton. Gabriel Dcnnv—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 3. A. G. Morton—Albemane. J. M. R. F. D. i Royal—Elkin, 5. Hassell—Wilhamston. W. R. Welborn—Elikin, R. F. D. J. N. Rogerson—Robersonville. W. H. Atkinson—Araiat. 51. T. Lawrence—Hamilton. M. G. Harbour—Rockford, R. F. D. 1. A. D. Mizell—Jamesvi.ie. Gabriel Boles—Meadows, R. F. D. No. 1. M. B. Williford-Rocky Mt. Alex. Moran—Meadows, R. F. No. 1. W. W. Brinson—Reelsboro. Samuel Moran—Mfadows, R. F. D. No. 1. James Potter—Lowland. Joel G. Southern—Germanton. R. F. D. 1. J. P. Tingle—Grantsboro. L. I. Gilbert—Campbell. Isaac Jones—Maple Hill. H. D. Mickey—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2. C. C. Brown—Marines. W. M. Stone—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2. 6. P. Perry— Hillsboro, R. F. D. No. 1. Jas. A. Fagg—Danburv, R .F. D. No. 1. Bennet Bullock—Taylor. Paul Priddv—Danbury, R. F. D. No. 1. P. D. Gold—Wilson.— Watt Pridd'y-— Danburj', R. F. D. No. 1. J. F. Farmer— Wilson. F. P. Stone Francisco, R. F. D. No. 1. Wm. Woodard Wilson. Wm. Henry Collins—Francisco, R. F. D. 1. Jas. S. Woodard— Wilson. Joseph Joyce—Sandy Rlage. .4mos Crisp—Macclesfield. Josiah Knight—Sandy Riage. G. W. Corbctt—Tarboro. John H. Wright—Westfield, R. F. D. 1. Jordan Johnson—Whitakers. Darian Collins—Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2.

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ing, Industrial Chemistry, and the TextUe Art. Tuition, $45 a year. Board, $10 a month. 120 Scliolarships. The catalogue of tlie college shows 130 students of AgHculture, 93 of Civil Engineering, 90 of Electrical Engineering, 73 of Me- chanical Engineering, 25 of Cotton Manufacturing, 33 of Chemis- of Arts. try and Mining, and 58 Mechanic Young men desiring well to for practical Industrial training ^^ould do write catalogue to President Winston, West Raleigh, N. C.

Battleboro Macclesfield. Pender—Burgaw; Atkinson. Edgecombe— ; Forsyth—Walkertown; Bethania; Lewis- Person—Bethel Hill. Pitt— Bethel. ville; Kernersville. Farmville; — Farmer. Franklin—Bunn ; Franklinton; Louisburg. Randolph Ramseur; Gaston—Belmont; Stanly; Dallas. Riclimond—Roberdell; Hoffman. Granville—Knap of Reeds (P. O., Lyon); Robeson—Rowland; Lumber Bridge; Or- Stem. Howard (P. O., Oxford); rum; Philadelphus (P. O., Red Greene—Snow Hill. Springs). Guilford— Pleasant Garden; Jamestown. Rockingham—Madison; Ruffln; Stoneville. Halifax—Enfield ; Aurelian Springs. Rowan—Granite Quarry: Mt. Ulla; Wood- Harnett— Lillington. Angler; leaf. Haywood—Rock Hill (P. O., Waynesville) ; Rutherford—Henrietta. Rock Springs (P. O., Clyde). Hertford—Ahoskie. Sampson—Clinton. Hcndersonville. — Henderson—Fletcher ; Scotland Gibson. Hyde—Swan Quarter; Sladesville (P. 0., Stanly—Albemarle. Scranton). — — SuiTy Dobson; Pilot Mountain. Jones Trenton . Swain—Biyson City; Wliittier. Jackson—Webster. —Selica Penrose. — Tiansylvania ; Iredell Harmony; Scott's. Union—Marshall; Mt. Pleasant (P. O., Lenoir—LaGrange. Monroe); Wesley Chapel (P. O. Monroe). Johnston—Benson; Kenly; Wilson's Mills. Vance—Kittrell; Hender- Lincoln—Denver; Crouse. Bcarpond (P. O., — son). Madison Marshall ; Spring Creek. Macon—lotla (P. O., Franklin); Higdon- Wake—Gary; Holly Springs; Bay Leaf (P. Wakelon 0. ville. O., Neuse);— (P. Wakefield). Martin—Robersonville Williamston. Warren Wise ; Macon. — ; — McDowell Nebo;— Marion. Washington Roper; Cresswell. Mecklenburg Huntersville ; Matthews. Watauga—Cove Creek (P. O., Amantha). Mitchell—Spruce Pine. Wayne—Goldsboro; Falling Creek; Seven. Moore—Southern Pines; Jonesboro. Springs. Montgomery—Biscoe. Wilkes—Wilkesboro Mt. Pleasant Nash—Red Oak (P. O., Nashville); Mt. ; (P. O., Pleasant (P. 0., Glover). Champion). —Rich — Northampton Square ; Seaboard. Wilson Lucama; Elm City. Onslow—Richlands. Yadkin—Courtney. ' Pamlico—Oriental. Yancey—Elk Shoal. 138 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHEPS.

GRADED SCHOOLS AND Glenwood (Greensboro, R. F.' D. No. 4) — Miss Cora Hornaday. SUPERINTENDENTS. Goldsboro—A. E. Woltz. Graham—A. T. Allen. Aberdeen—Prof. Singletary. Granite Falls—James Albemarle—W. N. Shackelford. W. Hendron. Greensboro—W. H. Alexis— Swift. Greenville—H. B. Smitn. —J. M. Cam pen. Apex Grifton—W. H. Cole. Asliboro—J. J. Scarboro. Groome (Greensboro, R. F. D. No. R. Asheville—R. J. Tigh'-. 8)— A. Neese. Atlantic^R. C. Helton. Guilford P. E. Shaw. Aulander—J. I. White. College— Hamlet—W. L. Aurora— Criddlebaugh. Harris Creek—Miss Lorena Corbett, Ayden—J. A. McArthur. Haw River—B. F. Hassell. Bain Academy (Mint UiU P. 0.)—R- M. Hemingway (Wilmington P. 0.)—W. Un- Gray. derwood. Eelhaven—W. M. Hinton. Henderson—J. T. Alderman. Benson—L. T. Royall. Henderson ville—R. M. Ivans. Bessemer (Greensboro, R. F. D. No. 4)—J. Hertford— S. B. Underwood. Wilson Correll. Charles M. Bessemer —F. P. Brockette. Hickory— Stalcy. City Point— U. Crowell. Bethel—Julian B. Martin. High George Mills—S. D. Cole. Beulaville— W. E. Middleton. Hope Huntersville—J. M. Matthews. Willow P. Miss Big (Hendersoijville 0.)— Idalia— Mamie Shipman. lotia—Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Biscoe—Hoy Taylor. Jacksonville—H. M. Loy. Summit, R. F. D.)— Brightwood (Browns Jamestown—L. Lee White. Mrs. T. N. Sellars. Jonesboro—Frank Culbreth. Bryson H. C. Marshall. City— Kerners ville— Buna Vista F. D. G. W. (R. Henderson)— R. Holmes, Kenly— T. Teague. Kings Mountain— lurgaw—E. M. Highsraith. Kinston—L. C. Brogden. Burlington—F. H. Curtis. LaGrange—Joseph Kinsey. Cade Springs—Miss Sarah H. Stancil, Gamer. Lake — Guthrie. Carbonton—Miss Annie Cole. Landing George Lanefield P. —Miss Chadbourn—Miss Rook. (Warsaw O.) Maggie Carlton. Charlotte—Alexander Graham. Lenoir—John L. Harris. S. P. Wilson. Cherryville— —W. M. Brown. Clarkton—Miss Brown. Lexington Lincolnton—B. P. Caldwell. Clavton—J. R. Williams. Littleton— Clinton—D. L. Ellis. —W. R. Mills. Colerain—Miss Cora Beard. Louisburg Lucama— B. Colfax- George Strickland. Lumberton—R. E. Sentelle. Columbia—W. H. Hall. Macclesfield- A. F. Concord—Walter Leighton. Thompson. Madison—J. W. Griffln. Cora— Magnolia—V. I. Cornelius—J. Willis Ray. Bagley. Manteo—Edward French. Council—Miss King. Marion—D. F. Giles. Crab Creek (Etowah P. 0.)—James Ander- Marshville—Jackson Hamilton. son. — Maxton—A. S. Webb. Dallas S. G. Lindsay. — Mebanc—H. C. Stout. Dan River (Danville, Va., P. •O.) Miss Mechanicsville (High Pomt P. 0.)—D. P. Mabel Lyons. Cobb. Davidson— F. 0' — — W. Kelly. Middleburg Mrs. H. F. Rowland. Durham W. D. Carmichael. Jfills School—Miss Ola Giles, Apex. East Bend— Monbo—A. C. Sherrill. FJdenton—R. H. Bachman. Monroe^.J. A. Bivens. Elizabeth City— S. L. Sheep. Monticello (Browns Summit P. 0.) —Miss Elm City—A. B. Cameron. Mary McLendon. M. S. — Enfield— — Wiggins. Mooresville— A. C. Kerley. F.irmville E.— M. Rollins. Morganton J. E. Avent. Favetteville J. A. Jones. Mount Airy—E. S. Sheppe. Flat Rock—C. — — Young. Mount Hollj' Prof. H-^nson. Forest City— E. J. Abemethy. Mount —Olive—Z. D. McWhorter. Forestville E. P. Ellingion, Wake Forest. Moyock—W. I. Aiken. Franklin—J.— J. Ammons. Murphy L. E. Mauny. Franklinton— E. E. Sams. Newton—R.— F. Cox. Fremont W. M.— Rogers. New Bern H. B. Craven. Fuquay Springs P. C. t. ullom. North Wilkesboro—W. G. Coletrane. Gastonia—Joe S. Wray. Oak Hill (High Point, R. F. D.)—Miss Gibsonville—A. M. Gai-wood. Mabel Stuart. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHFRS. 139 DO YOU WANT GOOD FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, BRICKLAYERS, CAT.PEN- TERS OR TEACHERS FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS? Do you want to attend school where the most practical industrial training is given to and men? Negro boys , Do you want to know how North Carolina's Industrial School ranks among the foremost of the country, sending out graduates second to none?. Write for catalog. Address, PRESIDENT DUDLEY, A. &. M, College, Greensboro, N. C. FACULTY OF A. & M. COLLEGE. JAlfES B. DUDLEY, President; Head of English Department. \V. F. DEBNAM, Assistant English Department. S. P. SEBASTIAN, Assistant English Department. M. COINS, Assistant English Department. C. W. PIERCE, Head Mechanical Department. C. B. RANDALL, Instiuctor in Carpentry and Wood Turning. C. C. AMEY, Instructor in Blacksmithing. W. N. NELSON, Assistant Instructor in Carpentry. R. L. PAGE, Instructor in Masonry. V/M. YATES, Instructor in Tinning. J. H. BLUFORD, Director Agricultural Department. W. F. ROBINSON, Assistant Florist. r. E. ROBINSON, Director Dairy Department. J. D. CHAVIS, Director Teachers' Training l.'epartment; Superintendent Night SchooL J. W. LANDRETH, Director Department of Industries. S. A. KERR, Secretary and I'reasurer. JUNIUS ROOKS, Steward.

Oak Ridge—Grover Brookbank. Ruthorfordton—R. L. Ford. Old Fort—R. D. Jenkins. Rymer (Horse Shoe P. O.)—J. W. Morgan. Oxford—C. T. Goode. Salem—J. M. — White, 'V; ex. Parkton Preston Stamps. Salisbury—I. C. Griffin. Pearcc School—L. N. Rines, R. F. D. No. Sanford—R. W. Allen. 1, Youngsville. Scotland Neck—C. W. Wilson. Patrick School—Miss Ernie Booker, Apex. Seaboard—Robert E. Ranson. Pelham—Miss May Brown. Selma—H. V. Cole. Pendleton—H. — —Jenkins. Semora Miss Effie Isley. Pilot Mountain H. F. Pardue. Sharon Academy (Charlotte, R. P. D. No. Pinetops— 2)—W. B. Reid. Pinnacle—John M. Peck. Shelby—J. Y. Ir\-in. Pittsboro—A. B. —Statvey. Shopton (Chariotte, R. B. D. No. 3)—W. Pleasant Gaiden— 0. V. Woosley. W. Rankin, Jr. Pleasant Hill Luther Anderson. Siler City—M. L. Douglas, Plymouth—— C. J. Everett. bmithfield—Ira T. Turlington. Pomona Miss— Bessie Howard. Sneeds Ferry—Miss Etta Freeman. Price's Mills South Buffalo (Greensboro, R. P. D.) Providence (Matthews, R. F. D. 17)—Miss —Miss Dovie Mendenhall. Minnie Downs. Southport—Miss Lucile Kamey. Raleigh—Frank M. Harper. Spencer—W. G. Caswell. Randleman—E. O. Smithfleld. / Spring Hope—M. H. Woolen. Ray School-Mrs. Beatnce P. Baker, R. F. Statesville—D. Matt Thompson. D. No. 1, Riley. Stokesdale—J. Wright Pegram. Reidsville—— S. G. Harden. Stoneville—Jas. S. Truit'. Rhodhiss^ Swan Quarter—Mrs. Katie R. Beckwith. Ricblands—C. D. Franck. Tarboro—R. G. Kittrell. Robersonville—J. D. Everett. Thomasville—J. N. Hauss. Rocky Mount—M. V. Boyle. Tomotla—W. B. Sneed. Rocky Point—Miss Grace Bland. Troy—Wade Crawford. Rockingham—L. J. Bell. Tryon—W. A. Newell. Ilolesville—W. R. Sberr'.n. Union (Wilmington P. 0.)—Miss Nellie Roper—Walter F. McCanlesa. Cook. Rose Hill—N. P. Sloan, Unionville—O. C. Hamilton. C. — Roxboro—— N. Newbold. Wadesboro J. H. Mclver. Ruffin L. N. Hickerson Washington—Harry Howell. 140 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHFHS.

Waxhaw—N. D. Johmon. Campbell High School, Concord—Rev. W. Wavnesville—W. C. Allen. G. Campbell. Webington (Matthews P. 0.)—G. W. ^Mi-s. S. V. Irwin—Concord. Davenport. Davenport College, Lenoir—C. C. Weaver. Webster—J. L. Woodward. Lenoir Academy—Lenoir. Welch (High Point, R. F. D.)—Miss Lena St. Paul's School (Epis.), Beaufort—Edward Hammer. T. Hill. Weldon—H. A. Latham. Beaufort High School, Beaufort—Miss Wendell—J. C. Richardson. Maud Davis. Westfleld—W. M. Wall. Harry North School (Meth.), Morehead Wesley (Monroe P. O.)—T. M. Wylie. City—Bruce H. Carraway. Whitakers— Atlantic Institute (Bapt."), Morehead City— White Oak—Miss Ana Kelly, Apex. A. W. Setzer. Whiteville—Prof. Owens. Graham Academy, Marshallburg—W. Q. A. Whittier—T. B. McCracken. Graham. — Wilkesboro—E. G. Settlemyre. Wit Academj' Chas. R. Whealey. Williamston—— S. T. Liles. Prof. Mack Ball's Scho._>l—— Atlantic. Wilmington— J. J. Blair. Yanceyville, Yanceyville June Bennett. Wilson —Charles L. Coon. Pinnix-Hurdle Institute, Union Ridge, R. P. Windsor Miss Helen E. Gillam. D.—T. W. Stroud. — Wingate—M. B. Dry. I easburg Institute, Leasburg Miss Fannie Winston—W. S. Snipes. Sargeant. Woodville Academy (Ltwiston P. 0.) —Jesse Goldston High School, Goldston—W. H. Parker. Tj'ler. — Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Yoimgs\'ille J. R. Conley. — Springs School, PRIVATE Springs Jliss Lizzie Dixon. SCHOOLS AND Jliss Daisy Massie—Murphy. PRINCIPALiS, Hayesville High School, Hayesville^G. H. Taylorsville Collegiate Institute, Taylors- Haigler. ^Tlle—J. W. Scroggs. Piedmont High School, Lawndale—W. D. Hiddenite High School, Hiddenite—A. F. Burns. Sharpe. Fallston High School, Fallston—J. W. Green Valley Academy, Green Valley—J. Dellinger. O. Goodman. Lattimnre High School, Lattimore—W. T. Helton ,\cadem.v—Helton. R. Bell. Jefferson Academy—Jeffti-son. Boiling Springs High School, Shelby, No. Miss Maude Gurley's School—Windsor. 3—J. D. Huggins. Miss M. Augusta Dunstan's School—Wind- Waco High School—Waco. sor. Earl High School, Earl—George P. Webb. Edward High School—Edward. Sharion High School—Shelby, No. 3. Miss Bettie Roberson—Washington. Miss Mamie H. Richardson—New Bern. Trinity School, Chocowinity—N. C. Hughes. Miss Lizzette Hanff—New Bern. Pantego Academy—Pantego. Christ Church Parocliial School, New Bath Academy—Bath. Bern—Miss Mary N. Williams. White Oak Academy, White Oak—W. W. iliss Alice Mallett—Fayetteville. Woodhouse. Misses Ellison—Fayetteville. Asheville School, Asheville—M. M. Ander- Donaldson-Davidson Academy—Favetteville. son, Raeford High School (Mixed), Raeford—E. Winn's School for Bovs, Asheville—J. A. D. Summers. Winn. Denton High School. Denton—Rev. George .\sheville Farm School— Swanannoa. L. Reynolds, Weaverville College, Weaverville—W. L. riiurchland High School—Churchland. Abernathj'. Liberty Institute, Wallbury—P. S. Vann. Miss Ford's School for Girls, Asheville— Reeds High School, Lexington, No. 3—J. W. Miss E. Ford. — Cole, Regan School, Regan H. F. Brinson. funny Side, Mocksville—^Miss M. M. Eaton. Funston Institute, Funston—J. C. MizelL Cana, Cana—Paul H. Nance. Patten's High School, Morganton—R. L. Grove Academy, Kenansville—L. McNeil, /^ Patton. Carl Shaw. Marbut School, Morganton—Mrs. N. E. James Sprunt Institute, Kenansville—Miss Marbut. Blanche Boyd. Rutherford College, Rutherford College— Faison Male Academy, Faison—Prof. W. AV. Peel. Spencer. Mt. Pleasant Mt. — ' Collegiate Institute, Southern Consenatory of Music, Durham Pleasant—G. F. McAllister, tlenry Miller. Gilmore Ward Bryant. Mt. Amoena Seminary, Mt. Pleasant—Rev. Tarboro Male Academy, Tarboro—F. S. J. H. C. Fisher. Wilkinson. Sunderland Hall Seminary, Concord, No. 6— Salem Boys School, Winston-Salem—J. F. Miss Melissa Montgomery. Brower. Concord High School, Concord—W. W. Clemmons High School, Clemmons—J. E. Morris. HalL SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHhRS. 141 7H£ NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL & INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE

offers four regular courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Pedagogy, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Music. The seventeenth annual session begins September, 1908. " THE SPECIAL! TWO MONTHS' COURSE FOR GRADUATES OF OTHER COLLEGES AND TEACHERS BEGLNS APRIIj 1,

1908. ' For catalogue and other information address,

President J. I. FOUST Greensboro, N. C. — Rural Hall Academy—Rural Hall. — Statesvillo Male Academy, Statesville A. Louisburj? College for Women, Louisburg S. Paxton. — Mrs. Mary Davis Allen. — Harmony Academy Harmony. — Mapleville" High School, Mapleville Miss Eupeptic Springs Academy Eupeptic Jannette Hayes. Springs. Bunn High School, Bunn—W. D. Poe. Cool Springs Academy, Cool Springs—John Irgleside High School, Ingleside—Thos. F. Mitchell. Sledge. Statesville Female Collog;e, Statesville—Dr. Linwood College, Gastonia—Rev. A. T. J. A. Scott. — Lindsay. Troutman Academy, Troutman M. T. Sacred Heart Academy (Cath.), Belmont— Hinshaw. Mother M. Theresa. Sylva Collegiate Institute, Sylva—F. A. Belmont Higli School, Belmont—Frank Brown. Jackson. Pollocksville High School, Po-llocksville— Mrs. Lucy O. BrowTi—Gatesville. Alex. H. White. McLcansville .\cademy, McLeansville—C. D. Trenton High School, Trenton—W. H. Cobb. Rhodes. Browns Summit Academy, Browns Sum- Miss Dora Miller's School—Kinston. mit—W. H. Rankin. The Kinston Practical Business College, Peele's College of Business, Greensboro— Kinston—Mrs. W. \. Bobbitt. » Judson Peele. Mrs. Mittie Perrj''s School—Kinston. Havwood Institute, Clvde—W. H. Woodall. The Industrial Christian College, Kinston— Bat Cave (Epis.), Bat Cave——H. G. Mitchell. Rev. J. W. Tyndall.— St. Paul (Epis.), Edneyv'lle Miss Springer. Fassifern, Lincolnton Miss Kate— Shipp. Upward (Epis.), Flat Bock, R. F. D.—Miss Marshall Academy, Marshall Miss Rose Helm Webb. McCorel. Fruitland High School (Bapt.), Fruitland— Mars Hill College (Mixed), Mars Hill—R. P. H. Posey. L. Moore. Seminary for Young Ladies, Murfreesboro— Bell Institute, Walnut—Rev. Frank March. Mrs. E. E. Parham. Dorland Institute, Hot Springs—Miss Julia High Grade Public School, AVinton—N. W. Phillips. Britton. Hamilton Academy, Hamilton—H. A. Neal. Ahoskie High School, Ahoskie—E. P. Everctts Academy, Everetts—J. L. Leggett. Dixon. Beard School, Charlotte—J. G. Beard. Fairfirld, Fairfield—D. W. Simmons. Charlotte High School, Charlotte—H. W. McClaud School, Scranton —Miss Ada Rey. Glasgow. Sladcsville School, Scranton—Miss Org The Independent School, Charlotte—W. W. Credle. Davidson. — 142 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Ramseur—W. P. Plumtree, Plumtree—Rev . J. P. Hall. Ramseur High School, Mt. Gilead High School, Mt. Gilead—Eu- White. H. A. gene Harris. — Reidsville Seminary, Reidsville— Star Academy Star. Hayes. — Candor Academy—Candor. Leaksville-Spray Institute, Leaksville J. A. Ether Academy, Ether—Mr. Cagle. Beam. — Wadeville Academy, Wadeville—John B. New Bethel Academy C. C. Sharpe. Red Hurley. North Carolina— Military Academy, Elise High School, Hemp—Rev. R. S. Ar- Springs W. M. Jones. rowood. China Grove High School, China Grove— Broadway School, Broadway—M. A. Mc- P. E. Wright. Leod. Crescent Academy and Business College, Castalia Academy, Castalia—W. 0. John- Crescent.—J. M. L. Lyerly. son. Dell School, Delway—C. M. Beach. —^Mrs. Mollie Mount Pleasant Glover—B. A. Salemburg School; Salemburg Academy, Edward. Burt. Ida Mills School, Laurir'ourg, R. F. D. No. Nash\'ille School, Nashville—A. L. High 4—Mrs. L. E. Gibson. Lincoln. Street Miss Red Oak Nashville—T. R. Mc- Cronly School, Laurinburg— Academy, Minnie McKinnon. Lendon. ^Vyche Academy, Lauiinburg—Miss Grace Stanhope Academy, Spring Hope—J. E. Redfeam. Schaffer. Gibson Academy, Gibson—J. B. Philbeck. Samaria School, —C. W. High Spring Hope Fork Norwood—J. Wilson Smith. Johnson. Academy, Norwood School, Norwood—L. C. Oak Level School, Nashville—S. V. High High BlaJoek. N. W. Forrest. Pitts, The Yadkin Mineral Pal- Fear —W. Cat- Springs Institute, Cape Academy, Wilmington merville—E. F. Eddins. lett. Englewood Seminary, Albemarle—^Miss F. St. Paul's Academy, Wlmington. E. Ufford. Miss Alderman's Select School, Wilmington New London High SchfiOl, New London—J. —Miss Mamie Alderman. D. Rankin. Miss Harts Select School, Wilmington—Miss Germanton Academy, Germanton—J. C. Annie Hart. — Carson. Primary School, Wilmington Miss Mamie Dalton Institute, Dalton—W. A. Flynt. Clark. Walnut Cove School, Walnut Cove—Miss Olney High School, George—^Miss Mary D. Lizzie Adkins. Holmes. Hanbury School, Danbury—J. T. Smith. — H. Mrs. Bragg & Miss H-e.

The Diocesan School (for Girls) of the Carolinas. Well known throughout the South. Founded in 1842 by Rev. Dr. Aldert Smedes. Academic Department includes College and Preparatory- Courses. Special Courses in Music, Art, Elocution, and Business School. For catalogue and other information, Rev. GEORGE W. LAY, Rector

Courtney High School, Courtney—W. A. Miss Mamie Amick, Kimesville. Helton. Pressly R. Brown, Stainback. PUBLIC SCHOOIi TEACHERS. Miss Mamie E. Jones, Stainback. Miss Nannie Guthrie, Snow Camp, No. 1. ALAMANCE. Miss Cora Patterson, Burlington, N.o 1. Miss Minnie Montgomery, Burlington. Mrs. L. W. Weathersbee, Elon College. H. E. Stout, Burlington. Miss Annie G. Webster, Graham, R. F. Miss Florence E. Greeson, Burlington, D. No. 2. No. 4. -Miss Carrie Hornaday, Burlington. A. L. Lincoln, Elon College. Miss Selma McCanley, Burlington. Miss Bessie Holiday, Snow Camp. Miss Lillian Lindley, Saxapabaw, No. 1. Miss Bettie Blackburn, Swepsonville. T. W. Stroud. Mrs. J. W. Patton, Elon College. Miss Eula Nicholson, Graham. Miss Agnes Albright. Graham. H. G. Paris, Saxapahaw. Thos. G. Smith, Burlington, No. 3. Miss Cora Sharpe, Burlington, No. 7. Mrs. Delia B. Hurst, Wake Forest. Miss Bertine Hartshorne. Shepaid, Miss M. L. Street, Miss Ella Saxapahaw. Andrews, RLirlington. N. F. Brannock, Mebane. Miss Ella Anderson, Mebane. Miss Flossie Roberson, Burlington. Miss Julia Etheridge, Elon College, No. 1. Miss Bettie Garrison, Burlington. Miss Pearl Braxton. Snow Camp. Miss Sallie Duncan, Burlington, No. 3. Miss Ava B. Crawford, Hillsboro. J. B. Ingle, Snow Camp. Miss Ida H. Snow No. 2. Lindley, Camp, Miss Jessie H. White, Mebane. R. B. Manndale. Lineberry, G. W. Tickle, Elon College. Miss M. Richa'-dson, Snow Daisy Camp, Miss Ethel Nelson, Swepsonville. No. 2. J. A. Harward, Liberty. Miss Helen A. Morrow, Saxapahaw. J. C. Lassiter, Liberty. Miss Daisy Burlington. Page, Miss Mamie Turlington, Union Ridge. Miss Annie E. Williims, Burlington. M. F. Hinshaw, Libeity. Miss Lula Amick, Borlington, No. 2. Miss Rosa Coffin, Saxapahaw, No. 1. Mrs. Lona Daffron, Liberty, No. 3. Miss Annie Thompson, Graham, No. 1. ALEXANDER. Miss Sara McCuUoclt, Elon College, C. T. Sharp, Taylorsville. No. 1. Chas. Drum, Stony Point. Miss Esther Lewis, Burlington, No. 8. Jerre Price, Stony Point. Miss Lova Bowman, 1 iberty. S. M. Johnson, Mt. Pisgah. Miss Effle Richardson, Snow Camp, No. 2. Mrs. Lizzie Green, Hiddcnite. Miss Blanche P. Robinson, Burlington, Miss Lula Hendrcn. Hiddenite. No. 8. Miss Pattie Beckham, Hiddenite. Miss Sarah Kernodle, Graham. J. R. Beckham, Hiddenite. Miss Lenora Ellen ^""ranks, Elon College, S. D. Gwaltney, Taylorsville. No,. 1. J. W. Sims, Stony Point. Miss Lelia Harriss, Snow Camp, No. 2. J. T. Linney, Hiddenite. J. C. McCulloch, Bur'ington, No. 8. Jfrs. May Greene, Hiddenite. Miss lone Hornaday, Burlington, No. 7. Mrs. Jennie White, Hiddenite. Miss Malona Patterson, Burlington No. 1. W. A. Queen, Taylorsville. R. P. Ellington, Saxapahaw. Wilson Query, Hiddeni'te. lU SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Maggie Marsh, IJiddenite. Miss Lula Black, Piney Creek. Cieek. Chas. Stephenson, Hiddenite. Ed. Miller, Piney Miss Nannie Creek. Jay Burke, Taylorsville. Roupe, Piney Creek. W. W. Gryder, Taylorsville. Miss Lula Billings, Piney of Va. Mrs. Marv Gryder, Taylors^dlle. G. G. Parsons, Mouth Wilson, Moutn of H. S. Deal, Poors Knob. Miss Virgie Parsons, Wilson, E. V. Bumgamer, Taylorsville. Va. of Miss Alice Russell, Taylorsville. Miss Minnie Parsons, Mouth Wilson, Miss Edna Bumgamer, Taylorsville. Va. Mouth of Va. G. W. Bumgamer, Taylorsville. M. Sawyer, Wilson, Miss Stella Furches. R. S. Barnes, Taylorsville. Richardson, Miss Va, Miss Lydia Bumgamer, Taylorsville. Nannie Taylor, Independence, E. J. Deal, Poors Knob. Miss Ruby Woodruff, Delphia. S. W. Teague, Dealville. ANSON, E. A. Shaver, Taylorsville. J. F. Downs, Mt. Bethel. J. H. Mclver, Wadessboro. Miss Jennie Downs, Dealville. Miss Jennie B. Brent, Wadesboro. W. O. Bowman, Taylorsville. Miss Bessie Ashcraft, Wadesboro. J. Wadesboro. A. A. Deal, Taylorsville. Miss Araminta Robinson, C. P. Hefner, Tavlorsvalle. Miss Louise Craig, Wadesboro. A. W. Robinson, Bentley. Miss Rosa Moore, Wadesboro. Wadesboro. J. W. Pierce, Mt. Bethel. Miss Lilly Reese Doyle, Wadesboro. R. C. Trivett, Boone. Miss Lucy Hawkins, C. Y. Teague, Granite Falls. Miss Lucretia Lee, Wadesboro. L. L. Bowman, Tavlorsvalle. Miss Jessie Moore, Wadesboro. Wadesboro. E. W. Teague, Mt". Bethel. Miss Ruth Winfield, Lilesville. J. W. Seroggs, Taylorsville. Misa Eugenia Byrd, Annie Wadesboro. Robt. Echerd, Taylorsville. Miss Mitchell, Wadesboro. Miss Edith Lackey, Hiddenite. Miss Emma Flake, R. Lee Teague, Bentley. Miss Lyda Wills, Lil-sville. Lilesville. J. A. Cline, Dealville. Miss Nellie Ratcliffe, Lilesville. Mrs. John Herman, Taj'lorsville. Miss Gussie Waddell, Annie ree Dee. J. A. O.vford, Taylorsville. Miss Hinson, D^e. R. L. Finconon, Taylorsville. Miss Nena DeBerry, Pee Miss Maggie Wiley, Lilesvilie. ALLEGHANY. Miss Mamie Beverly, Wadesboro. W. O. Dixon, Laurel Springs. Randolph Benton, McFarlan. George Muller, Laurel Springs. Miss Nita Watson, Morven. F. v. Taylor, Laurel Springs. J. C. Crawford, Morven. M. E. Reeves, Laurel Springs. Miss Blannie Edwards, Morven. Rowan Richardson, L^iurel Springs. Miss Daisy E. Gray, Morven. Miss Fannie Taylor, Laurel Springs. Miss Lilly Wall, Morven. Miss Mae Taylor, Laurel Springs. Miss Nannie Gatewood. Wadesboro. C. G. Finder, Whitehead. Miss Sallie Liles, Morven. W. C. Caudill, Whitehead. Miss Hattie Gathings, Morven. Miss Ella Wagoner, Whitehead. Miss Corrie Byrd, Lilesville. Miss Agnes Wagoner, Whitehead. Miss Cleva Griggs, Deep Ci'eek. B. A. Jaines, Brooks. Miss Nora J. Boggan, Wadesboro. M. F. Crouse, Brooks. Miss Lelle Ratcliff, Wadesboro. S. F. Thompson, Walls. Miss Annie W. Crowson, Wadesboro. Jno. A. Brooks, Cherrylane. Mrs. Rosa Kate Capel, Wadesboro. C. S. Thompson, Cherrylane. Miss Cassie Griggs, White Store. C. S. McKnight, Cherrylane. Miss Lela Goodman, Polkton. Tyre Franklin, Glade Creek. Miss Rosa Caudle, White Store. Glenn Smith, Hooker. A. A. Tarlton, Long Pine. W. M. Collins, Ennice. J. A. Morgan, Polkton. B. A. Wagoner, Vox. Miss Honeycutt, PolVton. Miss Ettie Kirby, Vox. T. J. Huggins, Peachland. L. C. McMillan, Edwards X Roads. Miss Mattie Green, Peachland. W. F. Carrack, Ennioe. Miss Esther Maske, Polkton. S. W. Brown, Sparta. Miss Phoebe Watkins, Poplar Hill. Miss Ettie Brown, Sparta. R. D. Redfearn, White Store. L. E. Fender, Bledsoe. George Parker, Goodman. R. G. Tavlor, Plainfield. Miss Anna Moore, Peachland. E. L. McMillan, Plainfield. Miss Bessie Carpenter, Peachland. E. F. Jones, Plainfield. H. Martin, Polkton. Mae Sanders, Ida. Prof. Baucom, Polkton. Miss Lu!a Richardson, Stratford. Miss Bessie Hyatt, Hyatt's. Oscar Jaines, Stratford. R. R. Phelps, Ansonvdlle. O. R. Black, Piney Creek. Miss Minnie C. Mcintosh, Ansonville. J. T. Evans, Piney Creek. Miss Minnie Wilhoit, Ansonville. Lee Black, Piney Creek. Miss Marie Hendley, Ansonville. SCHOOL STATISTICS A-ND SCHOOL TEACHERS. PEACE INSTITUT 146 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. Miss Cora Windsor. Miss Sophia Hill, Chocowinity. Drew, Miss Eva M. D. Latham, Washington. Miss Maella Rice, Windsor. Miss Blanche E. Bonrer, South Creek. Miss Billie Rice, Windsor. Pearl Windsor. Miss Charity Atkinson, Aurora. Miss Freeman, Windsor. Miss Annie E. Tripp. Bonnerton. Miss Emma Morris, Windsor. Miss Adelaide B. Wa*-8on, Blounts Creek. Miss Lettie Mizell, Miss Maude Miz< 11, Windsor. Miss Georgia O. Cot, Edv/ard. Etta Windsor. Miss Lillie M. Williiid, Washington. Miss Maynor, Laura Windsor. Miss Addie Willard, Washington, No. 1. Miss Gilliam, Windsor. Miss Emma L. Warren, Blounts Creek. Miss Willie Gaskins, E. Windsor. Walter L. Daniels, Gilead. Miss Helen Gilliam, A. Windsor. B. D. Daniels, Gilead. Miss Janie Cherry, Windsor. Miss Stella White, Bath. Miss Addie Sitterson, Miss Belva Windsor. Miss Cora M. Hill, Chocowinity. Davis, Miss Erma Windsor. Joseph B. Patrick, Cbocowinity. Mizell, Miss Windsor. Miss Emily Patrick, Chocowinity. Gladys White, No. 8. Mrs. Sarah Warren, Chocowinity. Miss Grover White, Windsor, No. L Miss Minta Bonner, Aurora. Miss Mayme Womble, Windsor, No. 2. Miss Ada Satterthwaite, Sidney. Miss Irma Shields, Windsor, No. 2. Miss Katie Satterthwiute, Pantego. Miss Maggie Shields, Windsor, Miss Beulah No. 1. Miss Myrtle Swindell, Belhaven. Haggard, Windsor, No. 3. Mrs. A. G. Lane, Aurora. Miss Mabel Cowand, Windsor, No. 3, Miss Mary C. Gray, Bonnerton. Albert Castellow, Windsor, J. T. No. 3. J. R. Pinkham, Washington. Haggard, Windsor, Rev. C. E. Windsor. Miss Helen B. Kugler, Washington. Edwards, Mrs. Helen Windsor, No. 1. Mrs. A. L. Bell, Belhaven. Ward, Miss Maude Windsor. J. W. Paul, Pungo. Gurley, No. 1. Miss Lucy Linton, South Creek. Miss Virgie Garris, Windsor, Miss Rebecca Winasor, No. 4 Mrs. Addie Tyre, Gaylord. Harreil, No. 1. Miss Irene Tankard, Bath. Miss Amanda Leary, Colerain, Miss Meta Colerain, No. 1. Miss Laura Cravs^ley, Bath. Leary, Colerain. Miss Clara Cutler, Jessama. Miss Maggie Bradshaw, Colerain. Miss Gertrude Cutler, Jessama. Miss Villa Montague, No. 1. Miss Lizzie Latham, Beech Grove. Miss Pearl Baker, Colerain, No. 1. Miss Daisy Latham, Beech Grove. Miss Delia Pierce, Colrrain, Annie No. 1. Joseph Gurganus, Washington, No. 3. Miss White, Colerain, No. 1. Claud Ross, Bonnerton. Miss Eloise L. Dough, Colerain, Miss Alice Woolard, Washington, No. 2. Miss Annie M. Tyler, Colerain, No. 1. Miss Pearl Campbell, W^ashington. Miss Cora V. Beard, Colerain. Colerain. Mrs. W. R. Bright, Washington. Miss Essie Jacocks, Miss Clara J. Cutler, Gilead. Miss Fannie Jones, Colerain. Miss Irene Braddy, Jessama. Miss Lillie Harreil, Colerain ,No. L J. W. Paul, Pungo. A. Bass, Powellsville. Miss Agnes D. Hodges, Washington. Mrs. Ella R. Holloman, Cremo. Miss Hilda Darden, Plymouth. Miss Rosa Holloman Cremo. Miss Caddie Willard, Washington. A. B. White, Askewville. Miss Lizzie Hodges, Washington. Mrs. Rosa White, Askewville. Miss Gussie Winstead, Winsteadville. Levi J. Godwin, AhosKIe. Miss Ruby Hines, Chocowinity. Miss Annie Cooper, Quitsna. Miss Odessa Grumpier, Pantego. Miss Janie Cooper, Quitsna. Miss Rena H. Shavender, Pantego. Miss Pearl Sallenger, Woodard. Woodard, Mrs. Mary L. Godley. Chocowinity. Miss Annie Hyman, Miss Laura M. Harris, Blounts Creek. J. I. White, Aulander. Aulander. Miss Edith Hodges, Washington. Miss Mollie Mitchell, Miss Nannie Adams, Blounts Creek. Miss Carrie Mitchell, Aulander. Aulander. J. N. Rowland, Pinetown. Miss Bessie Haggard, Miss Ella Aulander. Jas. McPerry, Jessama. Deans, Miss Aulander. L. L. Burgers, Jessama. Eugenia Rawls, Aulander. Mrs. Lizzie M. Paul, Pantego. Miss Rosa Bynum, Miss Minnie Roberson, Pinetown. Miss Mary Vann, Aulander. Aulander. Miss Lucy Linton, South Creek. Miss Virgie Parker, Fannie Aulander. Miss Mary E. Midyett, South Creek. Miss Castellow, Miss Clarice Aulander. Mrs. Myra P. Russell, Belhaven. Williford, Kizzie No. 1. Miss Myrtle Swindell, Belhaven. Miss White, Aulander, Blanche Aulander, No. 2. L. E. Bennett, Pantego. Miss Pritchard, Miss Lizzie Pritchard, Aulander, No. 2. BERTIE. Miss Ruth Tayloe, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Mary W. Askew, Windsor. Miss Bettie Tayloe, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Janie C. Askew, Windsor. Miss Janie Tayloe, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Julia T. Stokes, Windsor. Miss Vergie Pruden, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Lizzie B. Stokes, Windsor. Miss Mary Wynn, Aulander, No. 1. Nannie Windsor. Miss Ella Morris, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Drew, ' SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 147

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Mrs. Bettie Peele, Aulandcr, No. 2. Miss Ada Early, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Bessie Phelps, Aulander, No. 1. Miss Flora K. Regis*^cr, Elkton. Jesse Parker, Lewiston. Miss Annie M. Weeks, Rosindale. Miss Pauline Cherry, Lewiston. Miss Mary King, Council. Miss Nora Bazemore, Lewiston. Miss Cora McNeill, East Arcadia. Miss Sallie Barnes, Lewiston. Miss Maggie Shaw, Elizabethtown. Miss Hattie Joyner, Lewiston. Miss Viola Shaw, Elizabethtown. Miss Annie Barnes, Lewiston. Miss Sallie Burney, White Oak. Miss Ivv Harrington, Lewiston. Miss Alberta Smith, Davidson. Miss Elizabeth Cobb. Kelford. Miss Zara Shaw, Elkton. Miss Maud Hall, Kelford. Miss Irene King, Parkersburg. Rev. J. F. Cole, Roxobel. Miss Mary Smith, Parkersburg. Miss Eunice Watson, Ro.xobel. W. R. Smith, Garland. Miss Eva Watson. Roxobel. Miss Mona Johnson, Fatima. Miss Minnie Jilcott, Roxobel. Miss Alice Blow, Elizabethtown. Miss Ollie Liverman, Roxobel. Miss Carrie Dunn, Elizabethtown. Miss Elizabeth Smithwick, Merry Hill. J. A. Gooden, Elizabethtown. Miss Mary G. Capehart, Merry Hill. Miss Carrie Savage, Rosindale. Miss Mattie Britt, Merry Hill. Miss Lina Melvin, Parkersburg. Miss Willie Britt, Merry Hill. M. N. Roberson, Elizabethtown. Miss Ida Britt, Merry Hill. Mrs. A. S. McKay, Rosindale. Miss Caroline Britt, Merry Hill. Miss Ruble Fredere, Kelly. Miss Mittie Hill. Phelps, Merry Miss Sudie Bloodworth, Kelly. BLADEN. W. J. Ellis, Kelly. J. McN. Cromartie, Garland. W. E. Porter, Abbottsburg. Miss Theressa Patterson, Miss Emma Kelly, Abbottsburg. Glengarry. Miss Mattie Melvin, Tar Heel. Miss Elziava V. Singletarv, Abbotisbiirg. Miss Sudie Leonard, Kerr. F. L. Sellars, Abbottsburg. Miss Carrie Lerr. Miss Kate Smith, Clarkton. Sellars, W. I. Shaw, Fiondike. Miss Caroline Johnston, Richardson. L. E. McDonald, Ivanhoe. Miss Mao White, Bladonboro. A. L. White Oak. G. B. Johnson, Elizabethtown. Tatum, Miss Miss Katie Corbett, Dublin. Maggie Dunham, White Oak. Miss Sabra Miss Lula Gooden, Elizabethtown. Monroe, Rosindale. C. V. Hines, West Brook. Miss Bertha Singletary, Bladenboro Miss Irene Flynn, Rosindale. Miss Lena Singlotarv, Bladenboro. Miss Ella Rosindale. T. F. Barnes, Bladenboro. Clark, Miss Sudie M. Cain, White Oak. Miss Maggie Parker, Bladenboro. W. W. Woodhouse, White Oak. Miss Emma Thompson, Bladenboro. Miss Lula Faircloth, White Oak. Gaston Callihan, Bladenboro. Miss C. M. Callihan, Bladenboro. Maggie McCulloch, Populi. M. J. Miss Miriam Clarkton. Edge, Ellis. McFayden, Miss Miss Ida Brown, CI irkton. Georgia Vickers. Ruskin. Miss Katie Buie, Clarkton. BRUNSWICK. Thomas Shaw, Elkton John W. Worthington, Sliallotte. J. H. Swain, Shallotte. E. M. Parker, Shallotte. R. N. Swain, Shallotte. 148 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Eva Hewett, Shallotte. Miss Jennie Whit&ori 'jle,. Inglis. Miss Miss Emma Galloway. Supply. Jennie GaT , Kietcher, No. 2. Mrs. E. M. Parker, "ShaLotte. Miss Jessie Thompso:., KflanO. Miss Blanche Williams, Supply. Mrs. Mary Garr n, ^ • dii,.. No. 2, George Gray, \Vinna^ow. W. H. Jones, Fa.i > lew. Miss Olivia Williams, Phoenix. Miss Maude Hai'is i-ai View. Miss Florence Price, Southi-firt. Miss Pearl Weavnr. i":ij. Vu w. Miss Nellie Newton, Southport. H. C. Smith, Gr :r .- C. J. P. Mints, Malmo. Miss Lula Reed, 'a,jr View S. P. Tharp, Southport. S. J. MoiTell, 1 dir View. J. B. McKeithan, Rigan. Mrs. S. .1. .\shw.i'ih. Fair View. W. H. McKeithan, Ktgan. C. A. Miller, Fair \ >ew. R. B. Hickman, Iredell. Dexter Parham, .\shoville. George McLam, Ire'lell. Miss Hattie Garrison Weav^rville. Forney Gore, Iredell. R. C. Sales, Skyland. W. Scott Milliken, Excelsior. Haskew Shook, New Found. Burriss Long, Ash. Miss Male \>arlick, Ohveland Mills. R. M. Edwards, E.xum. J. C. M. Valentine, Swannanoa. D. B. Edwards, Exam. Miss Ne;.a Buttrick, Swannanoa. Miss Finnic Brooks, Seaside. D. C. Tuck r, Asheville, No. 3. R. D. Holden, Supply. Miss Eleanor Hildebrand, Asheville. Joana Stanley, Shaiiotte. Miss B.ssie Fortune. Asheville. Miss Whittemore, Southport. Mi'S Minnie Morgan, Asheville, No. 3. Mrs. E. W. Sawyer, Winnabiv . Mi's Lillie B. Stephenson, Asheville, Miss Daisy Wiuiams, Phcenix. :;o. 3. Funston. Rev. Mizell, J. D. Gardner, Asheville, No. 3. Miss Anna Chinnis, Funston. Miss Eula Buttrick, Ashn-ille, No. L Miss Ava Edwards, Exura. Miss Daisy Ho combe. Mars Hill. Miss Vivian Pepper, Southport. Stephn Morgan, As^ieville. Miss Eva St. George, Southport. Miss Genevieve Weavtr. Weaverville. Miss Blanche Stacy, Southport. Miss Emma Lou Mallonee, B.ack Moun- BUNC03IBE. tain. Miss Bessie bjjruik.e, Leicester. Grove Woodward, Democrat. Miss Maude Pinner, Ardtn. Miss Rosa Hemijliill, Gun Inglis. Miss Gertrude We. Is, Sandy Mush. Miss Clara Webb, Asheville. Miss Lily Ray, Juno. J. L. Reeves, .\cton. Miss Annis Morgan, Fair View. Miss Birtie Wa ser, Asheville. S. O. Ingram, Hi tmore, No. 3. J. W. Bradley, Mars Hill. E. E. Connor, Candler. Miss Fannie Kimb: rlev, Asheville. Augusta Anderson, Candler. Miss Etta R.yno.ds, Leicester. Miss Ellen Gibbs, Ivy. Miss Attie R vnolds, Leicester. Miss Eugenia Ponder, Cherokee, S. C. B.n Hall. Gem. Miss Rose Henrv, Candler. Miss Eugenia White, Alexander. M. S. B am, Cand'rr. Miss Esta Gibbs, .\sheville. Miss Mary Peeke, Candler. F. A. Justice, Clyde, No. 1. Miss Dora McPhi eters, Candler. Miss Minnie Lyda, Weaverville. Paul J. Owen, Candler. Miss Bonnie Kat° Roaf;an, Weaverville. O. L. Israel, Candler. Miss Bertha Pioffitt, Weaverville. Miss Amy Jtorgan, Candler. Miss Minnie Brank, Brankton. Miss Dolly Morp-an, Candler. Mrs. L. W. Roberts. Miss Gcnia Briggs, Candler. J. F. Edwards, Dcmi,crat. Frank L. Wells, Leicester. B. L. Edwards, Demrcrat. C. E. Jervis, Leicester. S. W. Radford, Asheville. Miss Irene Gudger, Candler. Miss Effie Garrison, Weaverville. Miss Bertha Hughes. Leicester. Miss Hattie Dil'ingliam, Morgan Hill. P. V. Reeves, Leicester. Miss Johanna F-jx, Jnpiter. Fulton McKinnoy, Democrat. J. U. Tague, Wi avTvil'e. Miss Sallie Willie Hunter, Alexander. J. F. Check, Morgan Hill. Miss B u'ah Burns, .•Vnsonville, No. 1. Miss Mrda Bradley, Morgan Hill. Wade R. Hunter. Alexander. W. L. Edwards, Dem ,crat. Miss Minnie Gibbs, Ivj M. C. Buckner, D moerat. H. A. Angel, Alexander. A'aughty Murray. Drn:ocrat. J. M. Ingram, Biltmore, N*^. .3. Edna Dickson, Barnardsville. Miss Eloise M. Candler, Candler. Z. A. Rochslle, Barnardsville. Mrs. C. E. Croft, Asheville, No- 4. Miss Annie McDonald. Barnards\-ille. G. M. Holcombe, Burnsville J. Baird Edwards, Barnardsville. M. C. Perry, Connelly Springs. Robert Edwards, Democrat. Miss Grace Shook, New Found. Miss Mattie Morgan. Morgan Hill. Abntr L. Barnes. Asheville No. 4. Miss Bertha Ab rn-thy. Dillingliam. Miss Magg:ie McKay, Asheville, No. 4. B. M. Weir, Dillingham. Miss Hattie Glenn, Arden. Miss Elizabeth Foreman, Montreat. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 149

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Miss Mary Leeper, Montrcat. Miss Jennie Hudson, Connelly Springs. Miss Alice Flowers, Goldsiioro. J. E. Yount, Granite Falls. Miss Daisy Brown, B ack Mountain. Will Moore, Fonta Flora. Miss Delia" V. Burnett, Black Mountain. Miss Mary A. McGrimsey, Fonta Flora. G. H. Blankenship, Alexander. Will Patton, Fonta Flora. Miss Jeanttte Gudger, Candler. Joe Benfield, Dogwood. Miss Eugenia Roberts, Alexander. Miss Minnie Haliyburton, Chesterfield. Miss Minevia Brittain, Weaverville. Miss Flossie Cox, Jcy. Mrs. Florpnce Mosei°y, Ashcville. Miss Belle Corpening, Worry. Miss Merkie Roberts, Alexander. Bynum Jones, Gibbs. Miss Jeness B\)Hv-n i-, Alexander. Rufus Carswell, Enola. BURIvE. Afiss Etta Chapman, Enola. Miss Sarah Enola. Guy Kerby, MoigaiUuii. Mull, Miss Maud Table Miss Pearl Holloway, Morganton. McFalls, Rock. Ivev Ford. Robt. Tate, Morganton. Hoyle, Shoups J. "W. Miss Katie Tate, Morganton. Beach, Hild.bran. Mias Bu' na Laxton, Morganton. CABARRUS. Miss Ada Pearson. Morganton. Miss Zeta Blackwclder, Concord, No. 4. Hester Ordens, Morganton. Miss Annie Lee Coffey, Concord, No. 4. Winifred Whisnant, Morganton. Mrs. Martha Walker, Concord, No. 4. Miss Lola Ervin, Morganton. Miss Ethel Chester, Gold Hill, No. 2. Miss Iva Erwin, Mmganton. Miss Katherine Kluttz, Gold Hill, No. 2. Miss Olive Waters, Morganton. Miss Lena Barringer, Gold Hill, No. 2. Miss Gladys Waters, Morganton. Miss Trannie Coughrnan, Mt. Pleasant. Jfiss Carrie Kincaid, Alorganton. Miss Mary Helig. Mt. Pleasant. Miss Ellie Ervin, Morganton. Afiss Nora Kluttz, Mt. Pleasant. Miss Mav Lackey, Morganton. Miss Laura Efird, Concord, No. 4. Miss Lillie Rodrirk, Morsranton. Miss Annie Brumljy, Mt. Pleasant, Miss Edith Wliisnant, Morganton. I;. F. D. Parke Nanty, Morganton. Afiss Cora Sloop, Concord, No. 6. Miss Sue Simmons, Morganton. Miss Fapnie McCurdy, Concord, No. 6. C. P. Prutt, Glen Alpine. Afiss Ollie Clin?, Concord. Miss Lucile Hood, Chesterfield. Atiss Nannie White, Concord, No. 7. Miss Virgie Hood, Chesterfield. Aliss Sallie Belle White, Concord, No. 6. Miss Lillie Morris, Rutherford College. Aliss Estelle Alorrison, Concord, No. 6. L. K. Province, Rutherford College. Aliss E\elyn Grier, Harrisburg. Miss .Tennie Lunsford. Rutherford College. Aliss Alryt'e Harris, Harrisburg, R. F. D. Miss Zilpah Lunsford, Rutherford College. Iva B. Townsend, Concord. No. 1. Miss Belle Lunsford, Rutherford College. Aliss Ida Blackwelder, Harrisburg, No. 3. 150 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Florence Blackwelder, Harrisburg, R. L. Teague, Tozo. R. F. D. Nn » Miss Fannie Laxton, Lenoir, No. 1. Miss Cora Johnson, Concord, No. 1. J. P. Winkler, Lenoir, No. 2. Miss Emma Corriher, Concord, No. 2. W. R. Miller, Lenoir, No. 2. Miss OlUe CorrihiT, Concord, No. 2. Miss Lizzie Carlton, Lenoir, No. 1. Miss Lula Morrison, Concord, No. 2. Miss Pearl Blair, Lenoir, No. 2. Miss Mary Isenhour, Concord, No. 2. Miss Delia Blair, Lenoir, No. 2. Miss Cora Isenhour, Glass. R. L. Austin, Dealville. Miss Ada Isenhour, Glass. L. R. Simms, Hudson. Miss Ollie Cook, Kannapolis. G. W. Sherrill, Granite Falls, No. 1. Miss Lizzie Wallace, Glass. T. G. Teague, Granite Falls, No. 1. Opha Barrier. Concord, No. 2. I. A. Tolbert, Rhodhiss. Miss Helen Wharton, Concord. Miss Fannie Fox, Lenoir, No. 2. Miss Louanna Barnhardr, Concord, No. 3. Miss Anna Estes, Cjllettsville. Mrs. Maggie Vance, Concord. Lloyd Smith, Granite Falls, No. 2. D. Miss Fannie Bost, Carriker, R. F. Miss Fannie Greer, Patterson. Miss Jennie Hartsell, Smith's Ford. R. L. Miller, Finley. No. 4. H. C. Ridenhour, Concord, H. L. Bolick, Blowing Rock. A. No. 4. John Suther, Concord, W. C. Crisp, Lenoir, No. 4. H. Gold No. 2. G. Jeffcoat, Hill, Miss B. A. La.Kton, Lenoir, No. 4. No. 2. W. M. Cruse, Gold Hixi. Miss Jennie Downs, Dealville. Rev. W. M. Cruse, Gold HiJl. Miss Kincaid, Collettsville. J. L. No. 5. D. Barringer, Concord, Mi':s Storie, Patterson. Joe Bost, Concord, No. 5. W. M. P^ancum, Globe. L. J. Harrisburg, No. 1. Hunter, Francis Hawkins, Yadkin Valley. D. W. Moose, Harrisburg. Miss Frances Isbell, King's Creek, No. 1. A. H. No. 1. Peninger, Concord, Miss Ella Deal, Naoma. M. J. Shinn, Concord, No. 3. Miss Josephine Murph}'. Mortimer. D. A. Coiicord. Patterson, Miss Maude Torrence, Lenoir. H. R. F. D. C. Cook, Harrisburg, Miss Belle Globe. H. W. Concord. Hartley, Query, Miss Mary E. Perkins. Globe. W. W. Anderson, Georgeville. Miss Docia Coffey, Gragg. Clell Caldwell, Best's Mills. Miss Effie Pearson, Kelsey. L. W. Tucker, Concord, No. 7. Will Long, Carriker. CA3IDEN. Miss Louise X. Shiloh. Hall Black, Carrikjr. Ferebce, W. L South H. T. Baker, Carriker, R. F. D. Halstead, Mills. Miss Dnrntha Sawver, South Mills. CALDAATEIili. J. A. Whitehead, South Mills. J. L. Harris, Lenoir. Miss Sue C. Galloway, Lilly. J. T. Jones, Lenoir. Miss Bertha Brothers, Lilly. Miss Maude England, Lenoir. Miss Mary Elliott, Camden. Miss Mary E. Coffey, Lenoir. Miss Clintonia Cartwright. Camden. Miss Callie McNarie, lenoir. Miss Sarah Hobson, Camden. Miss Mabel HoiTman. Lenoir. Miss Essie Ferebee, Camden. Miss Celeste Henkel, Lenoir. Miss Mary Bell, Belcross. Miss Laura Faucette, Lenoir. W. J. Burgess, Shiloh. Miss Lula AVakefeld, Lenoir. D. H. Til.Ht. Shiloh. Mrs. Susie W. Fullf^r, Lenoir. C. B. Garrett, Shiloh. Miss Pansy Greene, I.enoir. E. T. Burgess, Shiloh. J. L.. Hendren, Granite Falls. Miss Mary A. Forbes, Shiloh. Miss Lucv Jones, Granite Falls. Silas Forbes, Oldtrap. Miss Ethel Terrill, Granite Falls. M. N. Toxey, 01dt:-ap. Miss Bulah Lutz, Gianite Falls. M. P. Jennings, South Mills. Miss Jennie Shelley, Rhodhiss. Miss Eula Browning, South Mills. Miss Bettie Watson, Rhodhiss. Miss Sarah Harris, Lilly. W. L. Winkler, Hudson. Miss Bettie Galloway, Belcross. Miss Daisy Gragg, iludson. Miss Emma Pegram. Indiantown. Miss Lillie Reece, Lenoir, No. 1. CARTERET. Miss Emma W^hite. 1 cnoir. No. 1. Miss Helen Russell, Beaufort. V. H. Beach, Lenoir, No. 1. Miss May Hellen. Beaufort. F. H. Laxton, Lenoir, No. 1. Miss Mamie Pelletier, Beaufort. J. B. Echard, Alkalithia Springs. Miss Lena Hellen, Beaufort. E. D. Crisp. Lenoir. M. A. Hill, Beaufort. L. J. Curtis, Hartland. Miss Cora Dellemar, Beaufort. Miss D'ora Tuttle, Gamewell. Miss Mattie Duncan, Beaufort. Miss Maggie Kincaid, Lenoir. L. A. Garner, Beaufort. R. G. Mace, Lenoir. No. 3. J. R. Jinnett, Beaufort, No. 1. S. M. McCall, Lenoir. Iri'in W. Russell, Beaufort, No. 1. 1 J. M. Isbell, King's Creek, No. 1. Miss Nellie Piver, Beaufort, No. Miss Mossie Pennell, Lenoir. Miss Rosa Felton, Beaufort, No. 1 Miss Bertha Steele, Patterson. W. C. Murdock, Wildwood. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHEI?S. 151

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Hugh Murdock, Wildwood. Miss Annie Taylor, Milton, No. 1. Macy Weeks, Pelletiers. Miss Mary Rainey, Miiton, No. 1. Mrs. J. L. Savage, Straits. Tom Bryan, Milton. Miss Alma Savage, Straits. W. O. Petty, Milton. Miss Ida Savage, S+raits. Mrs. G. T. Landsdelle, Semora. R. C. Holton, Atlantic. Miss Helen Smith, Memora. Miss Nannie B. Gillikin, Settle. Miss Fannie Kernodle. Semora. Miss Annie Hoskett, Newport. Miss Fannie Sergeant, Leasburg. Miss Georgia Hoskett, Newport. Miss Bessie Stephens, Leasburg. Samuel LefFcrs. Gloucester. Miss Bessie Graham, Leasburg. F. G. Tutcn, Stace.v. Miss Bessie Featherstone, Leasburg. Miss Beatrice Weeks. Stella. Miss Bessie Thompson, Leasburg. Miss Bertha O. Bell, Newport. Miss Ada Love, Leasburg. Mrs. Rosalind Harlowe. Baxter, Mrs. L. M. Forville, Topnot. Miss Nellie V. Wit. Styron, Miss Nannie Warren, Prospect Hill. Mrs. Hattie Morehead Edwards, City. Miss Myrtle Warren, Prospect Hill. J. B. Lukens. Paul, Miss Leonora Harris, Mebane. Miss Lillian Brinson, Newport. CATAWBA. Harvey Styron, Davi>^'. A. P. Whisenhunt, Miss Bettie Gillikin, Otway. Hickory. Miss Beulah f lurmont. Miss Margaret Ennett, Cedar Point. Frazier, Miss Lizzie Newton. A. D. Ennett, Cedar Point. Whitener, Miss Olive D'uke, Newton. CASWELL. Miss Cora Yount, Conover. Miss Mattie Patiilo, Union Ridge, No. 1. Miss Alma Danner, Catawba. T. W. Stroud, Union Ridge. No. 1. B. W. Miller, Hickory. Mrs. Bessie Boswell, Union Ridge, No. 1. C. E. Beaver, Maiden. Miss Golder Martin, Yanceyville. Miss Belle Clippard, Maiden. Miss Annie Harrelson. Yanctyville. Miss Stella Yoder, Hickory. Miss Carrie Slade, Yanceyville. Miss Lala Travis, Conover. Miss Nannie Martin, Yanceyville. C. S. Little, Conover. Miss Katie Compton. Yanceyville. W. W. Ervin, Catawba. .T. W. Bennett, Yanceyville. H. B. Yount, Hickory. Miss Margaret Page, Yanceyville. J. E. Hoover, Reepsville. Miss Maud Braswell, Fitch. Miss Belle Rockett, Conover. Miss Ida Anderson, Altamahaw, No. 2. L. C. Huffman, Hickory. Miss Mattie Gilliam, Altamahaw, No. 2. H. P. Lutz, Newton. Mrs. Mary E. Matkins, Altamahaw, No. 2. Miss Claudia Weaver, Hickory. Miss Rebecca Ncal, Mclver, No. 1. Miss Bessie Holler, Niwton. Mrs. A. M. Turner, Mclver, No. 1. J. L. Cromer, Maiden. Miss Erma Shelton, Mclvrr, No. 1. Miss Nora Beatty, Sherrill's Ford. Miss R. C. He>'^'ood, Blackwells. Miss Blanche Scronci'. Newton, No. 1. Miss Annie M. King. Blackwells. R. N. Whisenant. Maiden. Miss Mattie Rice, QutcK. J. A. Gabriel, Sh'-rrill's Ford. Miss Mary Brown, Locust Hill. E. J. Speagic, Honry. Miss Helen Graves, ]>ashurg. P. C. Henry, Conover. Miss lola Fitzgerald, Pelham. C. E. Long, Newton. Miss Lucile Watkins, Blanch. Miss Katie Hoover, Reepsville. Miss Edna Watkins, Blanch. J. L. Rolick, Hickory. Miss Mattie Wilson, Danville, Va., No. 5. J. D. Fisher, Sh'Trill'.'r Ford. Miss Parke B'air, Danvil'e, Va., No. 5. Geo. D. Baker, Hickory. Miss Mabel Lyons, Danville, Va., No. 5. .1. W. Blackburn, Hickory. Miss Lilly Giles, MiHon. H. L. Ferguson. Cherryville. Miss Ethel Moore, Blanch, No. 1. Baxter Baker, HickorT. Mrs. Mattie Jennings. B'anch, No. 1. Miss Bertie Foard, Hickory. Miss Mamie Powell. Branch, No. 1. Cloyd Miller, Hickory. Miss Blanch Pinchback. Blanch, No. 1. J. W. Mouser, Hickory. 152 SCHOOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Lula Drum, Catawba. Miss Marg-aret Thomas. Pittsboro. Jliss Hattie Withcrsp'jon, Newton. H. W. Farrell, Pittsboro, No. 1. Miss Janie Slunian, Catawba. A. B. Stalvey. Pittsboro. F. A. Smyre, Conover. Mrs. Mattie Thompson, Pittsboro. C. M. Yodcr, Hickoij. Miss Lena Turrcntine, Pittsboro, No. 2. Chas. T. Fulbriglu, Hickory. Miss Hattie G. Phillips, Goldston, No. 1. Miss Emma Luiz, N?A'ton. Cliarles Forrester, Goldston, No. 1. R. L. Wliitcner, Hickory. Miss Anna Stutts, Goldston, No. 1. Miss Aiitlua Drum, Catawba. Miss Lil'ie Siler, Bear Creek. Miss Eva E. Smith, fonover. Miss Mavy Cole. Goldston. C. 0. Smitli, Clarmont. W. H. Tvler, Gold'ston. Jfiss Jessie Lawrance, Catawba. S. J. Hu=keth, Silk Hope. Miss Nora Lawrance, Cata^vba. Miss Ida McCuDock, Siler City, No. 1. N. L. Huffman, Hickory. Miss Bessi" Lamb". Siler City, No. 1. A. Q. Isenliower, Conover. Walter Mann, Pittshoro. No. 2. Sfiss Bertlia Herman, Conover. Miss Rochina Stuart, Snow Camp, No. 1. Jliss Elizabeth Hermar, Conover. Miss Alma R. Thompson, Snow Camp, Miss Etta Baker. Hickory. No. 2. Mrs. John Slierrill, Catawba. Miss Bettie Lutter'oh, Manndale. W. C. McKinnis, Catasvba. W. C. Dou.er'ass, Siler City. Miss Novella Cook, Lincolnton. Miss Mary Smith, Siler City. J. Z. Martin, Hinrv. James L. Tysor, Sile" City. O. B. Foy, Catawba. ^fiss Corni" Henlev. Ore Hi^l. Wni. Hoover, Newton. Miss Jan°tt" C. MoRae, Ore HilL Miss Clara Powell, Hickory. Miss Flora .Jordan. Br"=h Creek. Grovor Whit''ner, Newton. Miss Laura J. Mnore. Mt. Vernon Springs. Tate H. Caldwell. Neivton. Lewis Pool, New Hill. No. 1. Geo. W. Hahn, Hickory. C. P. .J°rome, Pittsboro. J. D. Johnson, Honry. R. D. AValters, Siler Citv. R. C. Johnson, Henry. H. F. Richardson. Siler City. Miss Carrie Thornton, Newton. Miss Florence Whit", Or" Hill. Baxter >rorrow, Claremont. Edwin W. Cook. Merry Oaks. C. E. Rudisin. Mai.ien. A'iss Addio f'-'Miiirch. Apex. No. S. L. H. Houss, Sherrills; Ford. Mrs. Annio McKov, Anex. R. F. D. Geo. C. Herman, Conover. Jliss T. Kthel R\Td, Pittsboro, No. Miss Eu^a Yount, Conover. Jtiss Afnxi'^ Knight. J^ock-(nl'e. Miss Miriam Yount, Conover. Jfiss El'a JIao Knight, Sanford, No. Mrs. J. W. Williams. Maiden. Jfiss Mattie Harward. Rosewood. John Harwell. Catawba. Miss Sadie Hnrward, Ros°wnod. A. C. Sherrill, Monbo. Miss Alic" Williams. Sanfnrd, No. 4. Miss Annie Rams, Monbo. JTiss Ruth jr. Hinshaw. Roscoe. J[iss Bessie Rutlidg:?, Monbo. J'iss R'^lva Chefk, Rcscoe. E. 0._ Mcintosh, Nowton. Jfiss Jfami° Oatf^s. .Morrisvi'l". No. 1. Miss .Josephine Miirphy. Hickory. 'Afioa Flni-d Har'vard. Mnrrisvillp, No. 1. Jos. A. Rice, Conovt^r. Jfiss Beatrice Council. Jforri'sville, No. 1. S. S. Rpisler, Conover. Jfiss Fmma Tat^a. Appx. Nn. .S. E. L. Whitener, Hickory. Jfiss Rose Bland, Rivs Chapel. CHATHAM. Miss Jfaria Street, Sili^r City. Jfrs. H. R. .Jon^s. Peoples. 0. P. Ruth, Siler Ci^v. No. 2. A. JI. Walt-rs Sil°r Pity. Miss Annie Buckner. Si'er City. No. 1. Jfiss Emma Cooke, Lindhur^t. Mrs. Linnie Siler Buckner. City, No. 2. J. AV. Phil'ips. .Jr., Ore Hi'l. No. 1. Miss Anna P^arce. Si'er Citv, No. 2. Jfiss Fmma Prnwn, Or° Hi'l, No. 1. Mont T. Bobbitt. Siler City,' No. 1. Jfiss Ida BeHo wick»r. Jfoncure, No. I. T. S. Harris, Frosty. Jfiss Jfarv Jfavnard. Siler City. T. v. RiRsrsbee, No. 1. Byr.um, Jfios .T"nnie Jfnrrow, Siler Cit}'. C. A. Snipes, Bynum, No. 1. Jfiss Jfamie Robin'^on, SiIt City. J. T. Jerome, Bvnum. Jfiss B^rta Jfav. Merrv Oaks. John A. Purvis, Boaz. Jfiss E'i/a Jfosos, Ccldston. Charlie R. Jones, Boaz. Jfiss Gvnsie Barker. Sil^r Citv. .John K. Myrick, Boaz. Jfiss Eula Rrav. Or° Hill. No. 1. Miss Daisy Ellis. Ore Hill, No. 1. .J. E. Smith. SilT City. No. 1. Miss Mary Bynum, Goldston. Jfrs. Sankio Norwood. Bear Creek. Miss Lorena Tea

R. H. Culberson, Siler City, No. 2. R. B. Wells, Tomotla. Wiss Ethel F. Jchnson, Apex, No. 3. S. M. Odell, Grandview. W. Lee Farrell, PittsDoro. Miss Anna B. Cunninsrham, Murphy, Mrs. D .L. Webster, Siler City. No. 2. Mrs. M. A. Barber, Pittsboro. J. V. Parker, Marble. CHEROKEE. Miss Pearl V. Parker, Marble. T. J. Hill, Murphy. W. B. Sneed, Murphy, No. 1. A. L. Martin. Suit. Miss Laura Stalcup, Murphy, No. 3. Miss Maggie Cunningham Murphy, No. 2. Miss Lena Abernathr, Murphy. Misa Abbie Barnett, Murphy. Allen Shearer, Patrick. Mrs. P. M. Regan, Andrews. Walter Vogles, Grape Creek. Misa Jesse Mauney, Murphy. J. E. Crutchfleld, Andrews. Oscar Johnson, Vests. W. J. Barton, Marbie. R. A. Cunningham, Murphy, No. 2. Miss Lillie Deweese, Murphy. J. H. Allison, Murphy. Jacob Abernethy, Grandview. J. E. Hall, Suit CHOWAN. M. D. Hall, Suit. Mrs. Edenton. Misg Diona Hartuess, Murphy. Maggie Baker, Miss Fannie ?-.denton. Miss Mae Hartness. Murphy. Webb, Miss Cora E. Edenton. H. C. Ricks, Murphy. No. 2. Byrum, Miss Helen Edenton. Harvey Martin, Murphy, No. 2. Watson, Miss M. E. Edenton. Miss Delia Martin, Murphy, No. 2. Parker, Miss Mae Edenton. Jeff Martin, Murphy, No. 2. Simpson, Miss Dixie C. W. K. Johnson, Murphy. Hollowell, Edtnton. Geo. Hogscd, Murphy. Miss Katie Fleetwood. Tyner. Miss Bessie Dockery, Coalville. Miss Hattie V. Harrell, Tyner. Mrs. C. Miss Willie Trull, Andrews. W. Perry, Tyner. Mrs. E. Miss Vienna Stewart, Murohy. Mary Holloweil, Tyner. Miss Mrs. C'ara Sherrill, Murphy. Mary Griffin, Ryland. Miss Misa P-ertha Ma^'field, Murphy. Mary Prudtn, Ry'and. Jno. H. Harwood, Murphy. Miss Madora Hurdle, Gliden, Miss Irene Wells, Tomotla. W. H. Welch, Gliden. W. E. Moore, Murphy, No. 1. Wm. C. Chappell, Belvidere. R. V. Dean, hanger. CLAY. J. E. Keener, Brady. R. C. Allison, Hayesville. 154 SCKOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHEPS.

Jarrett Thompson, Hayesville. J. B. Bridges, Waco. Luther Swanson, HayLSville. Miss Fannie Jones, Lawndale. A. D. Evans, Hayesville. Miss Beulah Herndon, Grover. R. E. Crawford, Hayesville. W. T. R. Bell, Lattimore. Miss Lura Sullivan, Hayesville. J. Thomas Dover, Shelby. Miss Lizzie Haigler, Hayesville. A. B. Peeler, Casar. Miss Juliott Davis, Hayesville. J. H. Brackett, Casar. Miss Bertha Johnson, Hayesville. Miss Christina Brackett, Casar. Miss Mary Ray, Elf. J. W. Dellinger, Fallston. Miss Mary Patton, Elf. Miss Effie Freeman, Bat Cave. Otto Wakirop, Elf. Miss Sarah Freeman, Bat CavA. Miss Belle Waldrop, Elf. Miss Sallie Osborne, Brevard. J. H. Haigler, Brasstown. Miss Mae Warlick, Cleveland Mills. Abner Chastin, Bra=>;t-' ^^•-n. Miss Daisy Holcomb, Mars Hill. CLEVELAND. Miss Emma Sledge, Charlotte. Crawford Charlotte. O. J. Lattiiiiort.', LalLiinuie, No. 1. Sledge, Miss Julia Rock S. O. J. Gaff. Lattimore, Lattimore, No. 1. Kendrick, Hill, Miss Geneveve Rural V*. V. Gazzie Turner, Shelby, No. 3. Petitt, Hall, John P. Cleveland Mills. Miss Maude Turner, Shelby, No. 3. Mull, Jamie Miss Buena V. Green, Mooresboro, No. 2. Hughes, Shelby. Mrs. Docia Bellwood. Miss Marietta Moore, Mooresboro, No. 2. Davis, Miss Cora McSwain, i^attimore. Willda Scoggin, Mooresboro. Mrs. Neva Mooresboro. Miss Mabel Jetton, Shelby. Bason, Mrs. Nevada Miss Lucy Kiser, Kind's Mountain. Beason, Mooresboro, J. U. Rollins, Mooresboro. Miss S. Ix)u Green, Shelby, No. 6. T. Yates Blanton, Mooresboro. Bunah Packard, Shelby. W. D. Putnam, Stubbs. COLUMBUS. S. Lee Dellinger, Sholby, No. 1. Miss Crissie M. Floyd, Redbug. Stough Miller, Waco. Miss Emma Thompson, Redbug. H. Claude Sisk, Waco. Miss Blanche Powers, Boardman. Miss Belva Hamriek, Shelby, No. 2. Miss Verna Goode, Hallsboro. Miss Nina E. Lowery, Patterson Springs. Miss Docia Marlow, Dothan. Miss Kate Elliotte, Shelby. Miss Willie Wilson, Dothan. Miss Clayton Cline, Shelby. Miss Nannie Leach, Chadboum, Miss No. 5. Maggie Cline, Slielby, Miss Carrie Toon, Chadboum. Miss Susie Borders, Shelby, No. 7. Miss Fannie Webb, Chadboum. Josie E. No. 1. Spake, Shelby, Miss White, Chadbovm. ifiss Annie E. No. 1. Spake, Shelby, Miss Watkins, Chadboum. Miss Mamie V. Gold, No. 5. Shelby, Miss Irma Ayre, Cerro Gordo. Virgil A. Gardner, Shelby, No. 6. Miss Agnes P. Ashley, Chadbour«. Chivus C. Lattimore. McSvvain, Miss Lou Vineland. E. Festus McKlnnev, Mary Orr, Shelby. Miss Harriett Lewis, Oiadbourn. L. A. Cabiness, Shelby, No. 6. Miss Ida Powell, Fair Bluff. Miss Belinda Pruett, Ellenboro, No. 1. Miss Ella Jenkins, Fair Bluff. Miss Minnie No. 1. Morris, lavvndale. Miss Clara Chadboum. Miss Carrie Beam, Lattimore. Burns, Miss Jessie Griffin, Cerro Gordo. Miss Mar.y Lnu Stamev, Lawndale, No. 2. Miss Nellie Cerro Gordo. Miss Creola Peelfr, Cleveland Mills. Allen, Miss Glendora C. Vineland. Geo. P. Webb, Shelby. Gore, Miss H. Josie Miss Lola Raburn, Lattimore. AVhite, Cronly. Miss Sarah Newberlin. Miss Mamie Roberts, Shelby, No. 1. Baggett, Miss Ellen Cerro Gordo. Miss Daisy Lovelace, Ellenboro, No. 1. Avant, Miss Alora Chadbourn. Freelove Black, Kings Mountain. No. 2. Brown, Miss Katherine Whiteville. Miss EUa Dixon, Lawndale, No. 2. Borge, Miss Boardman. Miss Edith Dixon, Lavvndale, No. 2. Virginia Staun+on, Miss Fannie L. Boardman. Miss Sallie Ware. Kings Mountain, No. 2. Blair, Miss Cerro Gordo. Miss Sallie C. Wilson, Lawndale, No. 2. Lucy Griffin, Miss Cora B^am, Fallston. Mrs. Annie Cox, Guide. Mrs. Cora Miss Carrie McBraver, Mooresboro, No. 2. Stanford, Chadboum. B. H. Chadbourn. Marvin Eliotte, Belwood, No. 1. Hanly, R. F. Putman, Cherryville. J. J. Hendren, Chadbourn. Benj. Jenkins, Lattimore. C. M. Prince, Chadbi'arn. R. Miss Leonie Eliiotte, Lattimore, No. 1. F. Pitman, Fair Bluff. Miss Nora Elliotte, Lawndale. Thaddeus Matthews, Cerro Gordo. Miss Docia Falls, Cleveland Mills. W. P. Marlow, Vineland. J. M. Tucker, Shelby, No. ]. O. M. Sellers, Whiteville. Miss Essie Wright, Shelby, No. 6. P. L. Jernigan, Ch:i-oum. Miss Lillah Bridges, Mooresboro, No. 1. A. B. Harrell, Evergreen. Mrs. Sallie E. Jnnes, Belwood. Troy Hester, Boardman. H. A. Srott, Belwood. K. L. Stanly, Bug Hill. W. D. Burns, Lawndale. C. P. Gore, Bug Hill. Miss Etta Curtis, Lawndale. W. F. Prince, Bug HilL SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 155 ELIZABETH COLLEGE and Conservatory of Music CHARLOTTE, N. C. A HIGH-GRADE COIiLEGE FOR WO»rEN. Ideal climate. Midway between Asheville and Pinehurst, New York and Florida. Beautiful suburban location, overlooking the city. 20 acres campus. $250,000.00 college plant. Fire-proof 'buildings. 20 experienced, university-educated teachers. A. B. and elective graduate courses. Music, Art, Expression. Write for free catalog.

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3. A. Elderdice, Bus Hill. Miss Ida Gaboon, New Bern, No. 1. W. B. Ward, Buff Hill. Miss Bertha Lewis, New Bern, No. L J. W. Brinson, Elkton. Miss Mary Long, New Bern, No. 1. J. M. Harrelson, Tabor. Miss Annabelle Hunger, New Bern, No. 1. W. M. Pearson, Tabor. Miss Carrie Tunstall, New Bern, No. 3. Hartford Fowler, Tabor. Miss Stella Kiger, Dover. W. R. Smithwick, Whiteville. Miss Lei a Marion, Dover. Robt. L. Cox. Dothan. Miss Bertha Newton, Fort Barnwell. B. F. Ward, Mollie. Miss Sallie Bryan, Fort Barnwell. Mrs. Bertha A. Newton, Clarkton. Miss Ina Brewer, Dover. Mr3. J. E. L. Winecoff, Whiteville. Miss Nellie Hooten, Dover. Miss Laura E. Mcares, Clarkton. Miss Annie R. Sutherland, Cove City. Miss Lula West, Clarkton. Miss Bessie Morton, North Harlowe. Miss Douglas Hand, Elkton. Miss Carrie Hardison, Havelock. Miss Annie Turner, Chadbourn. Miss Henrietta Dixon, Havelock. Miss Quene Black, \Vhiteville. Miss Annie Haskett, Thurman. Miss Mabel Goode, Wananish. Miss Fannie Trenwith, New Bern. Miss Viola Blue, Bolton. Miss Annie Tayloe, New Bern, No. 2. Miss May Cox, Dothan. Miss Myrtle Disosway, New Bern, No. 4. Miss Dolpha Hester, Chadbourn. Miss Mattie Stevenson, Clarks. Miss Eva Tate, Chadbourn. Miss Louise Dixon, New Bern, No. 2. Miss Augusta Dawson, Guide. Miss Mary Rice, Tu.S' arora. Miss Dawson, Tabor. Miss G. Marion Bro?k, Cove City.

Miss Eva Penn, Chadbourn. Mrs. — . — . Johnson, Fort BarnwelL Miss Annie Edmund, Chadbourn. Mi-s. Lillian Foreman, Cove City. Miss Blanche Smith, Whiteville. Mrs. Thos. R. Lane, Cove City. Miss Blanche B. Lucas, Whiteville. Mrs. C. B. Paul, Baclieior. Miss Jessie Stockard, Whiteville. Mrs. A. H. Alphin, Croatan. Miss Addie Applewhite, Whiteville. Mrs. C. P. Arnold, New Bern, No. 4. Miss Princess A. Stephens, Vineland. Mrs. J. E. Wetherington, New Bern, Miss Maggie McRack"n, Vineland. No. 2. CRAVEN. N. L. Gaskins, New Bern, No. 1. Miss Belle Stapleford, Vanceboro. T. B. Tunstall, New Bern, No. 3. Miss Maud Stapleford, Vanceboro. E. H. Moser, Dover. Miss Estelle Pigford, Vanceboro. P. N. Eecton, Blades. Miss Daisye Brewer, Vanceboro. M. A. Hill, Riverdale. Miss Eva Pittman, Vanceboro. CUMBERLAND. Miss Sallie Causey, Vanceboro. Geo. P. Wilson. Draii^-^hn.

Miss Annie Ewell, Vancpt)oro. J. H. Wilkins, Draugh; . Miss Jessie Price, New Bern, No. 3. Miss Kate Pender, Linden. Miss Edith Brinson, Vanceboro. Miss Carrie Autry, Lane. Dallas Dinkins, Vanceboro. Miss Alice 0. Haywood, Lane. Miss Edith Roberson, Vanceboro. Miss Fannie Brooks, Kinnon. Miss Eva Williams, Vanceboro. Miss Anna Clark, Favetteville, No. 8. 156 SCHOOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHEPS.

I. A. McLean, Manchester. Percy Maxwell, Dunn, No. 4. Miss Frances Clark, Miinchestcr. Miss Flora Smith, Djnn. Miss Jennie .Johnson, Lobelia. W. R. Clegg, Godwir. Miss Susie Cameron, Lobelia. Miss Minerva Allen, Godwin Miss Alpsie Sessoms, Manly. Miss Daisy Minor, Godwin. Miss Mary Lilly McN.-ill, Manchester. Miss Mary Milner, Godwin. Miss Margaret McLaui'hlin, Manchester. Miss Mary Bain, W^ad". v^ Lie,: > No. 1. Miss Janie McPherson. Manchester, No. 6. J. A. Stone, Fa , D. L. CappcdRe, Manchester, No. 4. Miss Henrietta Hclm-^s, Fayettevillft. Miss Kate Shaw, Mancheste", No. 4. Miss O'lie Stegall, Favf tteviile. Miss Marj' McArthur, Manchester, No. 3. Miss Mary Culbrcth, Fayetr^iville. Miss Elizabeth McArthur, Manchester Miss Emma Fitch"t'. F..vptteville. Ko. 3. CURRITUCK. Miss Elizabeth McPherson, Manchester, Miss Capitola Wa.ker, Barco. Ko. 3. Miss Ruth Foreman, Woodleigh. Miss Lizzie Lee Currie, Manchester, No. 3. Miss Addie Jones, Knotts Island. Miss Mary M. Pag3, Raeford, No. 2. Miss Bernie S. Hamnton, Waterlily. Miss Elizabeth McLauchlin, Lumberdale. Mrs. D. R. Scott, Jarvisbui'g. Miss Belle Graham, Montrose. Miss Kizzie Whit^, Jarvisburg. Miss Annie McKethan, Pike. Miss Inez Reid, Maple. Miss Rose Stewart, Ro'^kfish. Miss Lucile Aiken, Moj'ock. Miss Mille Blue, Rojkflsh. Miss Lessie Fisher, Moyock. J. E. Holt, Rockfish W. I. Aiken, Moj'ock. Miss Mary C. Smith, Hope Mills, No. 1. Miss Mary S. Wvnn, Powells Poinfc Miss Mary McDuffie, Hope Mills, No. 1. Mrs. Essie V. Tillett, Coinjock. Miss Irene L. Miss Eugenia C. Cosrd'i;, Cumberland. Talbott, Coinjock. R. P. Byrd, Cumberla.nd. Miss Grace T. TalbotL, Coinjock. Miss Lula Co'-olla. M. S. Gills, Hope Mills. Butler, Mrs. LauchMn McDonald, Hope Mills. S. T. Taylor, North West, Va. Jfiss Marion Branch. Miss Mary McLauchli i, Hope Mills. Gray, Poplar Miss Fannie Fouse, Hope Mills. Miss Mary Phelps, P on'ar Branch. Miss Janie Branch. Miss Carrie Gainey, Hope Mills. Tillrtt, Poplar Avdlett. Miss Fannie McLeod, Hope Mills. Miss Virginia Barnard, Miss A. Forbei. Shawboro. Miss Anna Thao'ard, Hope Mills. Mary Miss Eva Stevenson, Shawboro. Browne Evans, Parkton, No. 2. L. Lukins, Movock. B. R. Page. Edonia. Byron Miss Mildred Midgett, Kitty Hawk. I. A. Williams, Hopt Mills, No. 2. Miss Lovie McPherson, Movock. Mrs. I. A. Williams. Mills, No. 2. Hope Miss Mamie Barnard. Shawboro. Miss Nellie McQueen, Hope Mills, No. 2. Miss Ethel Gray, Coinjock. Cox, Fayctteville No. 8. Guy Miss Addie E. Indian To\ni, Miss Mta Marsh. Favetteville, No. 7. Wright, Miss Ruth L. Goodson. Point Harboft Miss Elizabeth No. 7. Gainey, Fayetteville, Miss Maggie BakT, Ed°nton. Miss .Jennie Johnson, Cotton. itiss Annie Burgess, Mamie. Miss Irene Blake, Elease. N. T. Hurdle, Kitty Hawk. Clark McPhail, Lena. Miss Clara Sanders, Ayd'.ett. Miss Fannie Fisher, Cedar Creek, R. F. D. Mrs. Fannie Clifton, Currituck. Miss Autry. Cedar Creek, R. F. U. Euphie Miss Nettie Dozi^r, Ccinjock. Miss Mary K. Th'igard, Cedar Creek, R. F. D. DARE. James Vinson, Cedar Creek. R. F. D. Mrs. S. R. Huff, Stumpy Point John T. S"s=oms, Roseboro, No. 3. Mrs. W. G. Coltrom. Manteo. Mrs. Marshall StarMng, Roseboro, No. 3. W. G. Coltrom. Manteo. Miss Mary Li'ly Harris, Autryville, No. 2. Sfiss Ursula Singleton. Manteo. Miss Bula Bryant, Autryvi'le, No. 2. Miss Lizzie Relfe, Mann's Harbor^ Miss Rossie Downino:, Buckhcm. Miss Lucy Stowe, Hatteras. Foster Downing, Buckhorn. Miss Madelon Dowe, Skvco. Miss Lola Liles, Fayetteville, No. 5. Miss Orenda Midgett, Manteo. Miss Sfary Sessoms, t^'ayetteviile. No. 2. Miss Lucinr'a Hooper. Manteo. Mrs. Dora McLeod, Fayetteville, No. 2. Miss Ruth Evans, Manteo. Hinton McLeod, Stedman. Alonzo Gray, Avon. Miss Mi'dred Cunningham. Stedman. Miss Odessa Janette. Buxton. Miss Carrie Sutton, Stedman. J. D. Eason, East Lake. Miss Winnie Rowland, Stedman. E. W. Mann, ATann's Harbor. Miss Carrie Bul'a, Stedman. J. W. Parker, Hatteras. Miss Maggie Matthews, Stedman. C. R. Pugh, Wanchese. Jfiss Pennie Jackson, Wade. No. 1. L. Y. Gray, Salvo. Miss Lula Grumpier. Wade, No. 1. F. M. Eason, East Lake. Miss Nellie Seavv°ll, Wade, .No. 1. Miss Pearle Billups. Avon. Miss Hattie Lee Fisher. Dunn, No. 5. Miss Alma Billups, Shyco. M. N. M. Graham, Graham. Miss Annie Anderson, Manteo. Thos. Holden, Dunn. Miss Mildred Midgett, VA'anchese. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHEPS. 157 Normal and Collegiate Institute Asheville. vim Gm Under care of Northern Presbyterian Church. Offers to yonnj? women four thorougli courses of' study inider eigJUeeii teachers and otKccrs who are experts. Site unrivaled for lieaithfuhiess and beauty. t BOARD AND TUITION, $100 A YEAR. For Catalogue, address EDWARD P. GUILDS, - President

Mrs. Aldean Simpson, Wanchese. Chas. M. No. 1. %liS3 Uobson, Wancluse. Yokley, Lexington, John H. No. 1. Miss Louis Crup, liast Lake. Yokley, Lexington, No. 1. Miss Maud Scarborou.i;li, Uatteras. Raymond Yokley, Lexington, C. W. No. 1 Miss Mary Forbes, Buxton. Rathrock, Lexington, S. E. No. 1. Miss Klizabutli Webb, .Maiitt'O. Leonard, Lexington, W. C. Wilson, ton. No 1. Mis.s Lena Shar|), Mauli o. Lexin; DAVIDSON. Chas. E. Thomason, I^exington, No. 1 Robert L. Bei k, Lexington, No. 2. Miss Victoria Byeny, Advance, No. 3. Robert E. Leonard, ?.liss Leiia Bytrly, Advance, No. 3. Miss Girlie Bycrly, Advance, No. 3. S. L Varner, Buncii. Miss Maude Lanier, Cid. Jliss Netty l^ani; r, Cid. Harris Lanier, Cid. James L. Nelson, demons. No. 2. Miss Pallie Mi tters, Cid. U. A. Hedriclv. Denton. T. M. Daniel, Denton. Miss Emma And rson. Denton. L. .1. Newsoni, Denton. Miss Cora Sn.uer, Denton. A. M. Surratt. Dtnton. Mi.ss Laura Surratt, D nton. Miss Alice Zinimirman, linterprise, No. 1. Miss Frankie Wv: n, Fairmont. Miss Maggie Horney, Farmer. L. \V. Bowers, Fair Grove. Miss Willie Z. Grerr, Greer. Walter V. Greer, Greer. Miss Ruth Gray, Glendola. Miss Leolah S.(clg\ Ili'.;li Point. A. A. Moore, High Point. Bascom V. Moore, High Point. Hober O. Moore. High Point. J. W. Moore, High Point, No. 4. Kli D. JiOore. High Point No. 4. Miss Minnie Hayworth. High Point, No. 4. Miss Etta Pickler, .Jubilee. Miss Jennie Yoimg, Jubilee. Miss Georgia Stowe, Jubilee. S. G. Hastv, Jubilee. Miss Stella Stokes. Jackson Hill. D. T. Surratt, Jackson Hill. Wm. Bowers, Lake. J. C Bowers, Lake. Allen Jones, Lexington. P. D. Finch. Lexington. Miss MjTtle Hayworth, Lexington. Jliss Veigh Hutchison. Lexington. li. L. Yokley, Lexington, No. 1. 158 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Ruth G. Hiatt, No. 1. Thomasville, Miss Effle Smith, Advance, No. 1. Chas. A. Thomasville. Bodenhamer, Miss Mattie Stonestrert, Cana. Miss Fleeta Stone, Thomavsille, No. 2. Sharpe, Jno. C. Advance, No. a. Everett \V. Saintsing, Thomasville, No. 2. W. Y. Advan. Miss Manila Scales, e. Kenedy, Tho.^asville, No. 2. Miss Pattie Tatum, Cooleemee. Miss Annie No. 2. Kenedy, Thomasville, Miss Leona Taylor, Mocksville. J. A. No. 3. Kepley, Thomasville, D. 0. Totten, Cornatzer. Julius Gordon, No. 3. Thomasville, Miss Sallle VanEaton, Mocksville. Miss Mattie Royals, No. 5. Thomasville, Miss Leatha Williams, Mocksville. Miss Bessie Yow, Thomasville, No. 3. DUPIilN. Miss Jennie L. Yow, Thomasville, No. 3. Miss Pearl Williams, Kenansville. L. G. Nifong, Winston-Salem, No. 4. Miss Louise Pridgen, Warsaw. Miss Bertie Wyer, Winston-Salem, No. 6. Miss Glennie Wallace, Alvin. R. F. No. 4. Long, Winston-Salem, Miss Sudie B. C. Stokely, raison. Hayworth, Winston-Salem, No. 4. Miss James P. Ophelia Johnson, Rosehill. Crouch, Winston-Salem, No. 4. Miss Miss Lelia Irene Johnson, RosehilL Metsinger, Winston-Salem, Miss No. 5 Hattie Wells, JCenansville. Miss Daisy Wells, Kenansville. P. E. Whicker, Winston-Salem, No. 5. Fred Alphine, Mt. Olive. J. M. Nifong, Wallberg, No. 1. Miss Mildred Stokely, Faison. Miss Mittie Long, Wallberg, No. 1. Miss Bessie Taylor, Faison. Miss Glenna A. Dale, Yadkin College. Miss Blanche Williams, Tcachey. DAVIE. Miss Addie Outlaw, Branche's Store. Earl T. Atkinson, Mocksville, No. 3. Miss Florence Teachey, Rosehill. Miss Miss Effie Atkinson, Mocksville, No. 3. Lila Carroll, Magnolia. Miss Miss Mattie Allen, Mocksville, No. 1. Connie Yarborough, Teachey. Miss W. B. Allen, Advance, No. 4. Victoria Lee, Leon. Miss Geneva, Blaylock, Cooleemee. Miss Leona Knowles, Wallace. Miss J. M. Bowden, Advance, No. 1. Annie E. Grady, Mt. Olive. Miss Miss Bertha Bowden, Mocksville, No. 2. Eva Alphin, Mt Olive. Miss Miss Pattie V. Battle, Farmington. Lucy Butts, Mt. Olive. E. A. Brandon, Can-?, No. 1. Miss Mary L. Huffm?.n, Richlanda Miss Celia V. Booe, Cana. Mrs. Susan C. Turner, Tharon. Miss Effle E. Booe, Cana. Miss Emma Stallin,^, Wallace. Miss Beulah Current, Mocksville. W. E. Middleton, Warsaw. Mrs. J. E. Critz, Cana, R. F. D. Gertnide Ward, Beulaville. Jno. W. Miss Clara Crouse, Advance, No. 2. Sandlin, Beulaville. Miss Miss Delia Crouse, Advance, No. 2. Emma Middleton, Warsaw. Mrs. L. H. Crouse, Advance, No. 2. Jno. B. Teachey. RosehiU. J. F. Miss L. M. Cooper, Carter, Mocks\-ille, No. 3. Wm. Kenansville. F. L. Carter, Advance, No. 1. Hunter, Chinquepin. Miss Bertha Cashwell, Mocksville. Miss Bettie Hunter, Chinquepin. Miss Carrie Thos. J. Davis, Mocivsville, No. 1. Wood, Pasley. Chas. S. Eaton, Cana. Miss Daisy Johnson, Warsaw. James Eaton, Cana. Miss Floy Quinn, Kenansville. Miss Josie Miss Maude Essie, Cana, No. 1. Kornegav, Branch's Store. Jas. W. C. M. Griffin, Farmington. Stroud, Kenansville. Aliss Ruth J. B. Griffin, Farmington. Brinson, Hallsville. Miss Ora C. Miss Thirza Graves, Mocksville. Bland, Wallace. . Miss Emma S. F. Hutchens, Mook'-ville, No. 2. Outlaw, Branch's Store. Miss Julia W. P. Henley, Farmington. Barnes, Magnolia. Miss Mattie Miss Pearl Harding, Farmington. Outlaw, Branch's Store. Miss Mt. Miss Harrison, Mocksville, No. 3. Lucy Best, Olive. C. E. Hartman, Advance. Miss Alberta Blanton, Wallace. Miss D. C. Johnson, Cooleemee. Kate Clifton, Faison. Miss Lena Johnson, Farmington. Miss Fannie Manly, Faison. Miss Leona Love, Cooleemee. D. J. Blalock, Mt. Olive. Miss Anita Miller, Mocksville. Miss Lizzie Edwards, Magnolia. Miss Juliet Mclntire, Advance. Miss Annie Best, Kenansville. W. D. Mason, Advance, No. 2. Miss Ida Best, Kenansville. T. H. Mathews, Mo-.ksville, No. 3. Wm. H. Grady, Albertson. W. F. Merrell, Mocksville, No. 3. Miss Margaret Chambers, Kenansvilla P. H. Nance, Cana. Miss Sallie Benson, Warsaw. Miss Ina Taylor, Cana. Miss Mabel L. Hailey, Warsaw. Miss Elizabeth Cana. Nance, Miss Lessie Rosehill. Miss Carrie Murphy, Orrell, Aavance. Miss Alice Pearee, Sloan. Miss Essie Orrell, Acrvance. M. J. Branch's Miss Bessie Komegay, Store. Penry, Mocksville, No. 2. J. M. Mt. Miss Duncan, Olive. Daisy Penry, Mocksville, No. 2. Miss Smith. Miss Josephine Leon. Rebecca Rarledge, No. 1. Mocksville, Miss Inez L. Crump, Rosehill. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 159

Miss Dora Bradner, Mt. Olive. Miss Cassie Horton, Nelson. Miss Mary Lilly Hussey, Chinquepin. Miss Willie T. Hall, Rougemont. Miss Maude Brown, Hallsville. Miss Lula Bailey, Durham, No. 4. Miss Kate Sutton, Calypso. Miss Liilie Manarum, Durham, No. 3. Miss Ella Kornegay, Calypso. EDGECOMBE. Prof. Spencer, Faison. A. F. Leighton, Macclesfield. Prof. McNeil, Kenansville. Mrs. A. F. Leighton, Macclesfield. B. I. Tait, Warsaw. Miss Fannie Cobb, :iacclesfield. Mrs. Helen Royall, Warsaw. Miss Annie Dunford, Macclesfield. Miss Hattie P. Best, Warsaw. Miss Lynda Dunford, Macclesfield. Miss Maggie M. Carlton, Warsaw. W. A. Bridgers, Macclesfield, No. 1. V. C Ray, Magnolia. Miss Leona Moore, Pinetops, No. 1. Miss Effie Johnson, Magnolia. Miss Nina Corbett, Whitaker, No. 1. Miss Mary Johnson, Magnolia. Miss Kate Moore, Tarboro, No. 2. W. J. Sloan, Rosehill. Miss Cora Eagles, T.irboro, No. 3. Miss Mary Long Daniel, Rosehill. Miss Marv Pittman, Whitaker, No. 1. P. E. Shaw, Teachey. Miss Mattie Whichaid, Bethel, No. 2, Miss Julia Jones, Teachey. Miss Minnie Whichai'd, Bethel, No. 2. Horace Stewart, Wallace. Miss M. Belle Jenkins, Hobgood, No. 3. DURHA3f. Miss Mary Fountain, Tarboro, No. 4. Miss Susie Tarboro, No. 4. Miss Ina B. Massey, IJurhani, No. 3. Spivey, Miss Maude R.F.D. Miss Susan Chand.er, Durham. Spivey, Rocky Mount, No. 4. Miss Lela D. Young, East Durham. Miss Susie Anderson, Tarboro, Miss Mattie Miss Maud Sorrell, Durham. Sugg, Pinetops. Miss L. Elm No. 1. Miss Sadie Martin, Nelson. Mary Walston, City, Miss Nora Flm No. 1. Miss Eunice Roberts, East Durham. Walston, City,

I Miss Annie Conetoe. Miss Mozelle Belvin, Durham, No. 2. Mizell, Miss Nannie Mount. No. 0. Miss Annie Brown, West Durham. i Harper, Kocky i Mount. Miss Hattie Owen, West Durham. Miss Maude Lancascer, Rocky No. 6. Miss Annie Koonce, AVest Durham. Miss No. 6. Miss Bettie Barbce, East Durham. May Lancaster, Rocky Mount, Miss Mamie No. 1. Jliss Emma Foushee, Durham. Ruffln, Whitaker, Miss Ida No. 1. Miss Daisy Freeland, Uougemont, No. 1. Ruffin, Battleboro, Miss Ida No. 6. Miss Lola Latta, Durham No. 2. Robbins, Rovky Mount, Miss R.F.D. Miss Sallie Vickers, Durham, No. 3. Mamie Cobb, Rocky Mount, Miss Florence No 1. Miss Ida S. Thompson, Durham. Edwards, Battleboro, Mrs. S. 11. No. 4. Miss Mary Russell, Buhama, No. 2. Draughon, Tarboro, Miss No. 1. Miss Lillian Lunsford, Rougemont. Mary Bryan, Taiboro, Miss Ballard No. L Miss Nannie Douglas, West Durham. Bunn, Tarboro, Miss Conetoe. Miss Mary Russell, Durham, No. 2. Margaret Ricks, Miss Selma S. No. 1. Miss Evelyn Royall, East Durham. Knight, Tarboro, Miss Nellie Miss Katherine Satterthwaite, East Dur- Miles, Speed. ham. Miss Mavis Griffin, Rocky Mount, No. 5. Miss Susie No. 5. Mrs. Mclver Bowen, Rouge- Foxhall, Rocky Mount, Margaret Miss Helen Elm R.F.D. mont. Thompson, City, R. G. Tarboro. Mrs. B. N. Mann, West Durham. Eittrell, R. M. Davis, Tarboro. Mrs. Daisy W. Bell, West Durham. Miss Sue Curtis, Tarboro. Mrs. D. "W. Sorrell, Durham. Miss Clara Sanderlin, Tarboro. Mrs. S. M. Suitt, Durham, No. 4. Miss Loulie Tarboro. Mrs. L. L. Barnes, Durham. Bridgers, Mrs. D. G. Tarboro. Mrs. J. F. Garrard, Bahama, No. 2. Gillespie, Miss Barnes, Tartjoro. Pervis Tilley, Bahama, No. 1. May Mrs. Julia Tarboro. J. W. Cameron, East Durham. Catling, Miss Dameron, Tarboro. J. E. T. Massey, Stem, No. 1. Tempe Miss Bridgers, Tarboro. J. M. Anderson, Durham, No. 2! Mary Miss Meta Tarboro. V. C. Eaker, West Durham. Winstead, Mrs. Smith, Tarboro. Holland Holton, Durham. Harry L. B. Pendergraft, Durham. FORSYTH. T. B. Weatherly, StagsviIIe, No. 1. Miss Nettie Malloy, Beiew Creek- S. M. Suitt, Durham, No. 4. Miss Jessie Carter, Belew Creek, No. 1. D. H. Stallings, Durham, No. 6. Miss Lula Carter, Belew Creek, No. 1. Miss Elizabeth Johnson, West Durham. J. W. Daniel, Bethania. Miss Julia W. Faucette, Durham. Miss Zora Magee, Bethania. Miss Julia Stockard, Gorman. Miss Fannie Tise, Bethania. Miss Lida Sawyer, Gorman. Miss Lora Tise, Bethania. Miss Mona Harris, Willardville. Miss Augusta Ervin, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Meader Rollins, Durham. Miss Blanche Boner, Clemmons, No. L Miss Addie L. Johnson, Durham, No. 1. Miss Bessie Phillips, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Lula Cassidy, Durham, No. 3. Miss Bessie Warner, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Sadie Allcocke, Durham, No. 3. Miss Pearl Mock, Clemmons, No. L 160 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Mabel Mock, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Nannie Robertson, Winston-^Iem. Miss Birdie Davis, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Flossie McKaugiian, Winston -Saiea. A. P. Ratledg.s Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Zylphia Messer, Winston-Salem. O. E. Holder, Clemmons, No. 1. Miss Pearl Doub, W inston-Salem. Miss Pearl Davis, Cl-jmmons, No. 1. Miss Lula Stipe, Wijston-Salcm. W. E. Blackburn, Clommons, No. 2. Miss Claudia Hanes, Winsion-Salera. J. L. Nelson, Clemmons, No. 2. Miss Anna McCuiston, Wijiston -Salem. J. H. Robertson, Germanton. Miss Maggie Rierson, Winston-Saiem. Miss Maude Pinnix, Eernersville. Miss Maggie Robertson, Winston-Salem. Miss M. Adna Edwiids, Kerners\'ille. Miss Bessie Foy, Winston-Salem. Miss Minnie HedgecoeK, Kernersville. Miss Ivey Walker, Winston-Salem. J. W. Pinnix, Kernersville. Miss Winston-Salem. D. A. Smith, Kernersville. Miss Florence Walko Winston-Salem. J. H. Whicker, Kernersville, No. 1. Miss Stella Alspaugh, WinstoB-Salem, J. S. Teague, Kernersville, No. 1. No. 2. J. H. McKauglian, Kernersville, No. 1. Miss Maude Alspaugh, Winston-Salcm, Miss Flossie Crews, Ktrnersviile, No. 3. No. 2. Miss Essie Fulton, Kernersville, No. 3. Miss Claude Alspaugh, Winston-SaJem, Miss Gertrude Vance, Kernersville, No. 4. No. 2. No. 2 Robah N. Sapp, Kernersville, No. 4. Miss Sarah Norman, Winston-Salem, E. B. Crews, Kcrners\'ille. No. 4. Mrs. J. W. Zig;ar, Winston-Salem, No. 2. L. I No. 2. J. N. Whicker, K.-rn: rsville. No. 4. Conrad, Winston-Salem, H. C. Craver, Lexington, No. 4. Miss Naomah Morris, Winston-Salem, Mrs. Ethel Hine, Old Town. No. .S. Miss Jliss Louise Pfaff, Ptatftown. Nannie Marshal, Winston-Salem, No. 3. :Miss Mamie Pfaff, Pfafftown Miss Maude B-roth, Pfafttown, No. 1. Miss Anna Cox, Winston-S.ilem, No. 3. No. 4 Miss Eva Davis, Pfa.ftnwn, No. 1. Miss Adrtie Spaugh, Winston-Salem, Miss Elizabeth Whittington, Pfafftown, L. G. Nifong, Winston-Salem, No. 4. No. 4. No. 1. J. P. Crouch, AVinston-Salem, Miss Flora Whittington, Pfafftown, No. 1 R. F. Wcsner, Win-itin-Salem, No. 4. G. No. 6. Miss Maryliliie Whittington, Pfaffto%vn, W. Clinard, Winston-Salem, No. 7. No. 1. J. W. Murray, Winstcn-S ilem. Miss Ida Long, Winston-Salem, No. 7. No. 1. J. W'. Goslen, Pfaffto-.vn. Miss Addie Lineback, Winston-Salem, Rural C. F. Haustr, HaU. No. 7. Philip Shore, Rural Hall. FRANKLIN. John I. Shore, Rural Hall, Jliss Pattie Ali'ord, Lov.isburg, No. 2. W. A. Spcas, Rural Hall. i Miss Lela Beves, Fr.Tnklinton. Ernest Kiual Hull. Sp; ars, Miss Eugenia Boone, Castaila. Miss Lillian Miller, Rural Hall. Miss Lizzie Clifton, Katesville. Miss Anna Ogburn, Rural Hall. Mrs. R. J. Conyers, Youngsville. Miss Li lie Rural HaU. Fulp, Miss Tazzie Cheatham, Bunn. Miss Sarah Krecgrr, Rural Hall. Jlrs. S. W. Duke, Epsnm. H. B. Tobaccoville. Holder, Miss Ida Duke, Epsom. H. W. D'oub, TobaceoviUe. Miss Sallie Davis, Louisburg, No. 5. F. D. L. Messer, Wirston-Salem. Miss Annie Fuller, Moulton. A. B. Hcndrix, Tobaiooville. Miss Lessie Foster, Laurel. Walter Tobaccovi'le, No. 1. Spainhower, W. M. Green, Privett. Numa Tobaccoville, No. 1. Spainhower, Miss Alice Hines, Spring Hope, No. 2. Miss Bertha Tobaccoville, Spainhower, Miss Nan Hight, Louisourg. No. 1. Miss Maggie Hicks, Wood. Miss Kate E. Jones, Tobaccoville, No. 1. Miss Lily J. Hayes, Louisburg. Miss Maud Long, Tobaccoville, No. 1. Miss Janet Hayes, Mapleville. Miss Myrtle Reed, To'iaccoviile, No. 1. Miss Loulia Jarman, Louisburg, No. 6. Chas. E. McCanlcss, Walkertown. Miss Mamie Luther, Poring Hope, No. 3. J. T. Day, Walk rtown, No. I. B. B. Massenburg, Jr., Louisburg. Chas. B. Day, Waikertown, No. 1. Miss Susie Macon, Louisburg, No. 6. Miss Eudora Whicker, Walkertown, No. 1. S. Y. Macon, Louisburg, No. 5. Jliss Rosa Lewis. Walnut Cove, No. 4. Miss Joe Pinnell, Centerville. Miss Elizabeth Hall, Wiliams, No. 1. Miss Lucy Pinnell, Wood. R. F. Penry, Winsr. n-Salem. W. D. Poe, Bunn. C. W. Williams, W'.nston-Salem. Miss Annie J. Perry, Franklinton, No. 2. J. C. Trivette, Winston-Salem. Mrs. Rosamond Ragsdale, Louisburg, F. D. L. M^sscr, Winrton-Sa:cm. No. 1. T. H. Rogers, Win<^ton-SaIera. Miss Mary D. Shearin, Louisburg, No. 2. J. H. Nance, Winston-Salem. Miss Olive Strick'and, Margaret, No. 1. B. E. Pliiliips. Wins'on-Salem. T. H. Sledge, Louisburg, No. 5. S. A. Hfge, Winston-^a;em. J. 0. Sledge, Louisburg, No. 4. E. D. Sides, Winston-Salem. Miss Chessie Wheeless, Spring Hope, Miss Bessie Pfaff, Winston-Salem. No. 2. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERf. 161"

Miss Claire Uzzle, Louisburg, No. 4. Miss Alice Daniel, Gastonia. Miss Nellie Wilson. Louisburg, No. 5. Miss Hattie Hanna, Gastonia. Miss Lucy T. Webb, Mapleville. Miss Janie Falls, Gastonia. Miss Gussie Winn, Epsom. Miss Sparke Torrence, Crovvder's Creek. Mrs. C. W. Roberts, Youngsville. Miss Ruby Falls, Gastonia. Mrs. Nellie Rodgers, Riley. Miss Wilfie Jenkins, Gastonia. Mre. Annie S. Clayton, LaureL N. R. Claytor, Stanley. Mrs. Annie Blackwell, Castalia, No. 1. Miss Bettie Cline, Stanley. Miss Hattie Floyd, Louisburg. Miss Edith Mason, Stanley. Miss Lillian Gupton, Privett. Carl Finger, Stanley. Miss Nona Brantley, Bunn. W. B. Rutledge, Mt. Holly. Miss Lucy E. Wiggs, Bunn. J. B. Henson, Mt. Holly. Mrs. L. D. Hendersoi Mt. Holly. GASTON. Miss Clara Patrick, Mt. Holly. J. B. Smith, Waco. Miss Carrie Potts, Mt. Holly. S. C. Eaker, Cherryville. Miss Ida Rankin, Mt. Holly. S. P. Wilson, Cherryville. Miss Bettie Coon, Mt. Holly. J. L. M. Houser, Cherryville. Miss Kate Peterson, Stanley. Mrs. S. P. Wilson, cncrryville. Mrs. Ida Abernethy, Mt. Holly. Miss Pearl Harrelson, Cherryville. Miss Elizabeth McCoy, Mountain Island. Miss Dora Falls, Clierrj-ville. Miss Lula Kincaid, Mountain Island. Miss Mamie McKeown, Cherryville. J. H. Rutledge, Stanley. C. C. Costner, Kings IMountain. Mrs. H. L. Beaty, Stanley. Miss Maude Harrelson, Clierryville. Miss Laura Hinkle, Stanley. Miss Dellinger, Cherryville. Miss Edna Rankin, Belmont. Miss Ellen Moss, Crouse. F. L. Jackson, Belmont. Miss Bell Oates, Bessemer City. Miss Mabel Patrick, Belmont. Miss Beulah Carpenter, Bessemer City. Miss Bessie Robinson, Belmont. Miss Fannie Brown, Crouse. Miss Marj' Hall, Belmont. Miss Zena Stroup, Bessemer City. Miss p;thel Stowe. Belmont. Miss Ramsey, Crouse. Miss Ada Furr, Mt. llolly. Dennison Harrelson, Bessemer City. Miss Ferrye McArver, Gastonia. Miss Ola Dellinger, Cherryville. A. A. Armstrong, McAdensville. F. P. Rockett, Bessemer City. Miss Gertrude Fogle, McAdensville. Miss Ella Torrence, Bessemer City. Robt. Riddle, Gastonia. Miss Marie Hutchings, Bessemer City. Miss Minnie Sparrow, Gastonia. Miss Essie Johnston, Bessemer City. H. R. Thompson, Lowell. Miss Janie Grier, Bessemer City. Mrs. H. R. Thompson. Lovyell. Miss Maggie Hall, Bessemer City. Miss Annie Rutledge, Lowell. Miss Grace LittlejohT, Bessemer City. Miss Nellie Roseman, Lowell. Miss Buena Biggerstau, Bessemer City. Mrs. Cora Stowe, Gastonia. Prof. Honeycutt, King's Mountain. Miss Marion Miller, Belmont. Miss Carrie Mauney, Bessemer City. Miss Mattie Cathey, Belmont. Miss Sad.ve Oates, Bessemer City. Miss Maggie MatthewF, Lowell. L. R. Ormand, King's Mountain. Miss Laura Nolen, Lowell. Miss Rob Miller, King's Mountain. Miss Fancy L. Hill, ' Burnet, Gastonia. Miss Summey, Wortn. Miss Carlyle Ware, Lowell. Mrs. T. W. Garrison, Alexis. Miss Bessie Falls, Gastonia. Miss Effie Hoover, Dallas. Miss Bessie Morris, Castonia. A. W. Keller, Alexis. Miss Maggie Gamble, Gastonia. T. W. Garrison, Alexis. Miss Daisy Gamble, Gastonia. J. M. Senter, Dallas. Miss Mary Whiteside,;, Gastonia. J. S. Wray, Gastonia. Miss Margaret Ciawford, Gastonia. Miss Ella Bradley, Gastonia. Miss Rose Abernethv. Gastonia. Miss Carrie Glenn, Gastonia. GATES. Miss May Stuart, Gastonia. J. M. Roberts, Sunbury. Miss Mary Grey Sanifer, Gastonia. Mrs. T. W. Costen, Jr., Sunbury. Miss Annie Lucas, Gastonia. Miss Lelia Moring, fcunbury.

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Miss Minnie Brown, fcunbury. S. M. Bailey, Yotingsville. S. A. Harrell, Sunbury. Miss Lucile Kirkman, Grissom. R. E. Williams, Gutesville. Miss lola York, Creedmoor. Mi's. J. A. Brown, Gitesville. Miss Ethel Holmes, Iltster. Mis. J. B. Walton, Catcsville. Miss Lucy Jones, Franklinton. Mrs. T. G. Hayes, Gatesville. Miss Emma Peace, Northside. Miss Lizzie Walton, Gatesville. Miss Bessie Mang^um, Northside. Miss Marion Williams, Gatesville. Miss Mabel Faucette, Creedmoor. Miss Lizzie Eason, Gatesville. Miss Kate Fleming, Hester. Mrs. J. E. L. Morgan, Corapeake, R. D. G. Brummitt, Hester. F. D. Miss Jennie Wilkerson, Lyons. Miss Virginia Hart, Corapeake, R. F. D. Miss Mary Lyon, Lyons. Miss Beatrice Harrell, Corapeake, R. F. D. Miss Viola Aiken, Lyons. Miss Judith Lassiter, Corapeake, R. F. D. Miss Josie McLendon, Creedmoor. Mrs. W. H. Kittrell, Corapeake, R. F. D. Miss Alice Ray, Creedmoor. Miss Lizzie Franklin, Corapeake. Miss Mary Hardy, Creedmoor. Miss Eikn Bidgood, Dnim HiH. Miss Nannie Sorrell, Lyons. Miss Sallie Edwards, Drum HilL Mrs. Mary Waller, Lyons. Mrs. J. M. White, Drum Hill, R. F. D. G. J. Green, Lyons. Miss Rosa Cross, L)ort. Miss Ruth Jones, Stem. Mrs. N. S. Davis, Gate«. Miss Norfleet Hunter, Moriah. Miss Maidee Gatling, Gates. Miss Camelia Brooks, Moriah. Miss Mary Williams, Gates. Miss Hattie Dunn, Oxford, No. 1. Miss Lena Parker, (;ates. Miss Mattie Rigo'S, Oxford, No. 1. Miss Mattie White, Hobbsville. Miss Hal lie Jones, Hargrove. Miss Gertrude Kitchen, Sarem. Miss Alma Clayton, Hargrove. Miss Hattie Taylor, Eure. Miss Huldah Latta, Oxford, No. 1. Miss Ora Story, Eure. Miss Lucy Jones, Stem. Miss Oma Harrell, Eure. Mrs. A. M. Jones, Stem. Lycurgus Hoi'"^""^^ ° ^"nn. A. M. Jones, Stem. GRAHAM. Miss Era Clement, Stem. Miss J. A. Hj'de, nw„.j...^, ...t;. Ruth Webb, Stem. J. H. Moody, Robbinsviile. Miss Eulalia Turner, lierea. Fowle Hyde, Robbinsville. Miss Sallie Montague, Berea. D. C. Crisp, Robbinsville. Miss Annie Shot well, Berea. M. T. Crisp, Robbinsville. Miss Li!a Powell, Oxford, No. 4. R. J. Deyton, Robbinsville. Mrs. Emma Epes, Oxfiid, No. 4. Miss •Sallie Cook, Robbinsville. Miss Lena Mason, (Jxford, No. 1. Miss Lelia Amnions, Robbinsville. Miss Annie Clement, Oxford, No. 1. Miss Nettie Bianton, Robbinsville. Miss Cora Phipps, Oxford, No. 1. Miss Fannie Brown, Robbinsville. W. R. Daniel, Oxford, No. 4. Miss Hettie Sherrill, Robbinsville. Miss Pearl Royster, Oxford, No. 4. P. A. Christopher, Robbinsville. Miss Pattie Yancey, Virgilina, Va. Miss Gurtie Wiggins, Robbinsville. E. A. Sorrell, Virgilina, Va. Mrs. Ella Bales, Robbinsville. Mrs. Jeanette Clark, Nelson, Va. Miss E iza Harwood, Cheoah. Miss Luna Wiley, Virgilina, Va. Miss Amanda HarwoDd, Cheoah. Miss Pearl West, Vii-gilina, Va. Miss Laura Harwood, Cheoah. Miss Allie Adcock, Nelson, Va. Miss Laura Carpentei, Cheoah. Mrs. W. R. Hicks, Bu'lock. T. -A. Carpenter, Cheoah. Miss Mary Younger, Stovall. T. J. Harwood, Cheoah. Miss Ella Knott, Stovall. Lee Harwood, Cheoah. C. A. D. Eak's. Oxford, No. 7. H. F. Holder, Brock. Miss Jean Daniel, Nelson, Va. Miss Cordelia Cable, Tuskeegee. Miss Bailey Daniel, Oxford, No. 3. Miss Rilla Philips, Milisaps. Miss Cattle Yancey, Oxford, No. 7. Jud Caringer, Millsaps. Miss Carrie Fuller, Oxford, No. 5. Miss Wallie Wall, .Tohnson. Miss Daniel Marrow, Dabney. W. P. Odom, Johnson. Miss Ruby Woodv. Oxford, No. 5. GRANATXUE. GREENE. Miss Dora Overton, Franklinton, No. 1. W. G. Mvers, Snow Hill. W. S. Howell, Kittrell, No. 2. Mrs. W. G. Myers, Snow Hill. Miss Mary Webb, Stem. Miss Mary Exum, Sno •' Hill. Miss Minnie Cannady, Tar River. Miss Maud Lasitter, Snow Hill. Miss Grizelle Smith, O.xford, No. 8. R. J. Matlock, Hookerton. Mrs. A. M. Stradley, O.xford. Miss Irene Syllivant, Hookerton. Miss Ida Fuller, Oxford, No. 2. Miss Olive Morrill, Snow Hill. Mrs. Oscar Moss, Oxford, No. 2. Miss Rosa Canady, Snow Hill. Miss May Williams, Franklinton, No. 1. Miss Mary Lasitter, Snow Hill. Miss Ava Lawrence. Creedmoor. C. V. Cannon, Snow Hill, No. 2. E. P. Davis, Youngsville. Miss Mary Edwardi Snow Hill. No. 2. SCHOOL STATISTICS A\D SCHOOL TEACH?:P!-:. 163

D. A. Windham, Snow Hill, No. 6. R. M. Gladstone, Greensboro, No. 0. Miss Ora Carson, Ayden, No. 1. J. Wright Pegram, Stokesdale. Miss Willie Harper, Snow Hill. J. A. Powers, Higli Point. Miss Florence Boyette, Snow Hill. Mrs. Espie Forbis, Whitsett. Miss Mary Joyner, Snow Hill. Miss Lu'.a Wilson, Madison. Miss Estelle Exum, Farmville. O. V. Woosley, Pleasant Garden. Mrs. C. H. Btaman, ^now Hill. Mrs. Alice Burney, Jamestown. Miss Mary Harper, Snow Hill. Miss Mamie R. Lamb, Guilford College, Miss Addie Albritton, Pikeville. No. 2. Miss Jennie D'ecring, Speights Bridge. Miss Huldah Marshall, White Plain?. Miss .\nnie Warters, La Grange. Miss Ida Hutchens, Yadkinville. Miss Lula McKeel, Speights Bridge. Miss Bessie Howard, Greensboro. Mrs. R. E. Moseley, Speights Bridge. Miss Annie Long, Greensboro, No. 7. Miss No. 6. Miss May Edmundson, Fountain, No. 2. E. May Coble, Greensboro, Miss Rosa Holmes. Snow Hill. Miss Dovie Mendenhall, Liberty. Miss Nannie Mewborn. Snow Hill. Miss Kara Reid, Silver Hill, No. 2. Miss Cora Fern. S. J. Davis, Speights Bridge, No. 2. Lovings, Miss Julian. \Y. L. Taylor, Snow Hill. Mary Smith, Miss Gertrude Julian. Miss Maud Hadley, LaGrange. Owtn, John S. No. 6. Miss Nathalie Outlaw, Snow Hill. Ttague, Greensboro, Robt. M. Goolsbv. Matuson. Miss Willie Herring, Snow Hill. W. G. Oak Miss Lillian Broome, LaGrange. Lowry. Ridge. Miss Nettie Reidsville. Miss Celia Maxwell, Snow Hill. Malloy, Miss Annie Greensboro. Miss Lena Potter, Snow Hill. Love, R. B. No. 2. Miss Lydia ilewborn, Snow HilL Clarke, Greensboro, S. H. Winch"ster, Greensboro. Miss Irene Jones, Arba. (col.), GUILFORD. Miss Elma Johnson, High Point. Miss Nannie M. Lowe, Point. Misg Hattie High Greason, Eulis. Miss Lelia Kirkman. Pleasant Garden. Miss No. 1. Abagail Foust, Julian, Chas. L. Jones, High Point. Miss Lena Point. Hammer, High J. F. Webb, Gibsonville. Miss Belle No. 1. Sockweil, Gibsonville, Miss Bessie Benbow, Oak Ridge. Ernest McLeansville. Iseley, Miss Lottie Whitaker, Oak Ridge. Miss Ida Hutchins, Yadkinville. Mrs. T. N. Sei.ars. Brown Summit. Miss Margaret E. Guilford Peele, College. Miss Josephine Scott, Graham. Miss Agnes Lee Blake, Greensboro. Miss Ella Andffrson, Burlington. W. G. Greensboro. Lowry, L. Lee White, Raleigh. Miss Linnie Hodgin, Summerfield, No. 1. Folsom Smith, Summerfield. HALIFAX. Mat Medearis. Greensboro. Miss Marj' Pheips, Scotland Neck. Neck. Mrs. Rosa Wharton, Sylvester. Miss Mariani Webb, Scotland Miss Lelia Harris, Greensboro. Miss Pauline Tillery, Scot and Neck. Scotland Neck. Miss Myrtle Atwell, Greensboro, No. 1. Miss Bessie Cherry, Halifax. Miss Beatrice Shepard, Liberty, No. 2. Miss Lottie Eure, Miss Lelia Estelle Fentriss, Pleasant Miss Maude Neville, Heathsville. Garden. Miss Nettie Gilliam, Halifax. Miss Anna E. hardin, Greensboro. Miss Emma M.yrick, Littleton. Misg Louisa Brooks, Greensboro. Miss Maude Arrington, Aure.ian Springs. Miss Allie B. Pritchett, Brown Sum- Miss Frances Pi-rker, Heathsville. mit, R. F. D. Miss Thtresa Dickens, Halifax. Miss Vanie Tryan, McLeansville. Miss Dela Bustin, Enfield. Miss Sallie L. Fentress, Pleasant Garden. Miss Vio'a Wright, Littleton. Miss Adna Edwards, Kernersville. Miss Clara Egan MaGuire, Littleton. C. Turrentine Donnell, Gretnsboro, No. 4. Miss Helen F. MaGuire, Littleton. Miss Mary B. Tavlor, Guilford College. Miss Connie W. Johnston. Littleton. Miss Daisy Stack, Colfax. Miss E la L. Johnston, Littleton. Miss Roberta Stover, Pleasant Garden. Miss Beatrice Anderson, Klkton. Miss Ella V. Pegram, Greensboro. Miss Mary L. Robertson, Kitchin. Miss Esther Pearl Crawford, Climax. Miss Pattie G. Vaughan, Tillery. Miss Annie Tickle, Gibsonville. Miss Marie Williams, Ringwood. Wm. Gurley Cobb, Pleasant Garden. Miss Reby Ousby, Halifax. S. A. Tucker, Kernersville, No. 2. Miss Lizzie Bennett, Warrenton. Mrs. Rhoda E. Shepard, Greensboro, No. 4 Miss Evie Peele, Palmyia. Miss Will Lois Jones, Greensboro. Miss Effie Whitaker, Littleton. Miss Maud Myrtle Amick, Liberty, No. 2. Miss Mamie E. Pittman, Whitakers. Miss Anna May Kennedy, Thomasville, Miss Helen Perry, Scotland Neck. Miss Bettie Thomas, Stokesdale. Miss Annie L. Branch, Weidon. Miss Nannie Lamb, Guilford College, Miss Mattie L. Carter, Kitchin. No. 2. Miss Nonie Wil]iford, Scotland Neck. Miss Pearl Harding, High Point. Miss Lucy C. Sugg, Tarboro. Jas. W. Kellam, McLeansville. Miss Lillian Barkley, Roanoke Rapids. Miss Mattie Greeson, Whitsett. Miss Daile W^hitehead, Scotland Neck.

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(incorporated) I — SCHOOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 167 Rich Mountain. J. I. Stephenson, Clavton, No. 1. Theo. D. Shelton, Miss Floy Johnson, Clayton, No. 1. W. B. Davis, Cowarts. Miss Elsie Penny, Garner, No. 1. G. W. Sprinkle, Painter. Miss Sara Whitley, Wilson, No. 3. Miss Susie Brown, Harris. Miss Kate Edniundson, Willow Springs, Miss Mattie Rigdon, SpeedwelL R. F. D. No. 1. Miss Gertie Coward, Painter. J. M. Turner, Garner, No. 1. John T. Ammons, Oscar. Miss Ix)U Young, Benson, No. 4. Mrs. Lena Wallace, Painter. Miss Lettie Ryals, Smithfleld, No. 1. Miss Bertha Henson, Webster. Miss Mattie Stephenson, Benson, No. 4. Mrs. Otelia Ixing, Painter. Miss Cvnthia Austin, Willow Springs, Miss Cellie Bryson, Painter. R. F. D.' No. 1. B. F. Buchanan, Glenville. Miss Leola Smith, Angrier, No. 1. Miss Demmerries Long, Faintir. H. D. Lambert, Benson, No. 1. Miss Birdie Shelton, Whittier. H. V. Rose, Benson, No. 'S. S. T. C^ioper, Whittier. Miss Geneva Benson, Benson, No. o. J. L. Woodward, Webster. Miss Maggie Hardee, Benson, No. 3. Miss Lillian Stillwell, Webster. Miss Lillian Young, Benson, No. 4. Miss Julia Frissell, Webster. R. H. Higgins, Benson, No. 1. Miss Kittle Zachary, Norton. Miss Ettie Wheeler, Benson, No. 1. Miss Sadie Stillwell, Webster. Miss Mamie Page, Benson, No. 1. Miss Gertiiide Wilson, Painter. R. A. Weaver, Four Oaks. Grover C. Cooper, Whittier. Miss Vessie Coats, Four Oaks, No. 4. Mack Higdon, Deets. Miss Emily S. Smith, SmithfiLld, No. 1. Miss Inez D. Cathev, Sylva. Rev. J. R. Johnson, Four Oaks, No. 4. Miss Bertha L. Ensley, Sylva. Miss Laura Canaday, Benson, No. 1. Miss Lena Bryson, Sylva. Miss Lessie Rose, Four Oaks, No. 4. W. C. Queen, D'illsboro. G. H. Wheeler, Benson. Miss Bessie Shelton, Whittier. F. L. Woodall, Benson. Miss Mary McHan, Wi'mot. Miss Johnnie Parker, Four Oaks, No. 3. D. A. Monteith, Dillsboro. Miss Ella Parker, Four Oaks, No. 3. Owen, Whitti'T. J. L. Woodall, Four Oaks, No. 3. Mrs. M. B. Henson, Whittier. M. L. Altman, Benson, No. 2. Miss Margaret McLauglin, Whittier. Miss Mary Marshburn, Benson, No. 2. Miss Lela Henson, Webster. Julian Godwin, Benson, No. 3. JOHNSTON. Miss Liliie Watson, Benson, No. 3. Miss Ethel Barber, Benson, No. 2. I. T. Turlington, Smithfleld. Junius Barefoot, Benson, No. 2. Miss Bettie bee Sanders, Smithfleld. Miss Hepsic Hudson, Dunn, No. 2. Miss Mamie Ellis. Smithfleld. Miss Annie Lassiter, Beasley, No. 2. Miss Rena Bingham, Smithfleld. Joseph W. Wood, Benson, No. 2. Mrs. I. T. Turlington, Smithfleld. John Langston, Benson, No. 2. H. V. Cole, Selma. Arthur Britt, Beasley, No. 1. Miss Bessie Whitaker, Selma. Mrs. Luna Toler, Beasley, No. 1. Miss Ruth Matthews, Selma. C. M. Altman, Beasley, No. 2. Miss Florence Fitzgerald, Selma. Samuel H. Massey, Four Oaks, No. 1. Mrs. R. A. Ashworth, Selma. Miss Jane Lee, Four Oaks, No. 1. J. E. B. Davis, Selma. Rev. C. B. Strickland, Four Oaks, No. 1. J. R. Williams, Clayton. N. B. Strickland, Four Oaks, No. 1. Miss lone Guley, Clayton. . Ira Lee, Four Oaks, No. 'Z. Miss Ruby Ellis, Clayton. Miss Obelia Lee, Four Oaks, No. 2. Miss Bessie Pulliam, Clayton. C. J. Thomas, Four Oaks, R. P. D. R. T. Teague, Kenly. Osborn Langston, Four Oaks, R. F. D. Miss Rena Edgerton, Kenly. Miss Ellen Eldridge, Four Oaks. Miss Emma Matthews, Kenly. Miss Kezzie Peedin, Princeton, R. F. D. Mrs. C. C. Teague, Kenly. Miss MoUie E. Helme, Princeton, No. 2. L. T. Royall, Benson. A. J. Fitzgerald, Princrton, R. F. D. Miss Ml ta F. Wi liams, Benson. S. R. Brady, Pine Level. Miss Lillian Markham, Benson. J. N. Wiggs, Pine Level, No. 1. Miss Jennie Baucom, Benson. Miss Ruth Jones, Smithfleld, No. 2. Miss E. Gertrude Coleman, Wilson Mills. Miss Onie Britt, Smithfleld, No. 2. Miss Nellie Richardson, Wilson Mills. P. J. Korncgay, Princeton, R. F. D. J. L. Showier, Princeton. E. P. Pearce, Princeton, R. F. D. Mrs. M. R. Strachan, Princeton. D. M. Bizzell, Princeton, R. F. D. Miss Minnie R. Strachan, Princeton. Miss Bertha Rayford, Princeton, R. F. I>. N. W. McLamb, Four Oaks. Miss Sallie O iver, Kenly, R. F. D. Mrs. Sopliia Adams, Four Oaks. Mrs. Daisy Pittman, Kenly, No. 4. Miss Anna McLcod, Four Oaks. Miss Annie Aycock, Kenly. W. P. Cameron, Pine Level. Miss Anna Smith, Kenly, No. 2. Miss Eu'a Jones, Pine Level. Miss Emily Stephenson, Kenly, No. 2. J. N. Wiggs, Micro. Miss Hettie Raytord, Selma, No. 1. Mrs. J. N. Wiggs, Micro.

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Misa Cora Edgerton, Selma, No. 4. Floyd Loftin, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss J. H. Stuckey, Pine LeveL Miss Kate Kornegay, LaGrange, R. F. D. Miss Debbie Bailey, Selma, No. 1. Miss Nannie Pridgen, LaGrange, R.F.D. F. D. Miss Bertie Jones, Selma, No. 1. Miss Ella W. Barrel 1, LaGrange, R. M. D. Thomas, Kenly, No. 2. Miss Mary E. Baugham, LaGrange, Miss Mary Bunn, Kenly, No. 2. R. .F D. R. H. Hudson, Selma, No. 2. Miss Blanche Ivev, LaGrange, R. F. D. Miss Katie Bailey, Kenly, No. 2. Uzzell, LaGrange, R. F. D. Miss Jennie Hester, Wakefield, R. F. D. Miss Floy Quinn, Seven Springs, R. F. D. Mrs. Martha High, Selma, No. 2. Miss Bessie Elmore, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Mary L. Dunn, Wakefield, No. 1. Miss Lillie Belle Tally, Seven Springs, Miss Acena Edwards, Selma, R. F. D. R. P. D. Mrs. I. W. Hocutt, Wakefield, No. 1. Miss Lillie Herring, Deep Run. E. Liles, Archer. Miss Dwilla Heath, Deep Run. Miss Ida Castleberry, Archer, R. F. D. Miss Annie Rhodes, Deep Kun. Miss Anna C. Boone, Wakefield, No. 1. Miss Etta Jones, Kinston. R. F. D. Miss Fannie Edwards, Archer, R. F. D. Miss Carrie Davis, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Emma Eldridge, Archer, No. 1. Miss Bessie Worley, Kinston. A. C. Standi, Selma, R. F. D. Miss Eugenia Scarljorough, Kinston, R. Misa Ida Woodard, Micro. F. D. Miss Myrtle Bagley, Selma, No. 1. Miss Alice Jackson, Kinston, R. F. D. J. P. Easom, Selma, No. 1. Miss Evelyn Smith, Pink Hill. Miss Anna Underwood, Smithfleld. Miss Delia Hazelton, Repose. Miss Sarah Pipkin, Smithfleld, No. 2. Miss Mary Moye, Repose. Miss Lona Edgerton, Smithfleld, No. 2. Miss Fannie Aldridge, Repose. W. J. Alford, Smithfleld, No. 1. Mrs. Laura Jones, Repose. Miss Cornelia Sanders, Smithfleld, No. 1. Troy Tyndal, Repose. Mrs. Lillie L. Johnson, Wilson Mills, Miss Jessie Hardy, Deep Run. No. 3. Miss Hattie Hardv. Deep Run. J. A. Batten, Wilson Mills. No. 3. Phillip Stroud. Kinston, R. F. D. Miss May Smith, Kinston, R. F. D. JONES. Miss Mattie Noble, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Ora Dudley, Trenton. Miss Lillie Bryan, Kinston. Miss Eva Pollock, Trenton. Miss Martha Brown, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Mabel Wilson, Trenton. Miss Natale Wooten, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Eunice May, Trenton. Miss Phebe Shaw, Kinston. Miss Rosa Wooten, ^renton. Miss Kathleen Wooten, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Birtie Taylor, Trenton. Miss Melissa May. Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Ethel McDaniel, Trenton. Miss Mary C. Harvey. Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Inez Koonce, Trenton. Miss Alice King, Kinston, R. F. D. E. A. Hammon, Trenton. LINCOLN. M. W. Whitaker, Trenton. Miss Jos. Koonce, Trenton. Minnie Bess, Cherryville. Miss Laura R. F. D. Miss Florence Wooten, Maysville. Hinkle, Stanley, Miss Ruth Miss Rosa Lee Shaw, Maysville. Warlick. Reepsville. Miss Lela R. F. D. Miss Mary Parker, Maysville. Finger, Alexis. Miss Alice P. C. Williams, Kinston. Huss, Southside. Miss Mariza Oldham, Kinston. Miss Nora Huss, Southside. Miss Miss Ruth Outlaw, Kinston. Alice Graham, Machpelah. A. H. White, Polloksvi.'e. Miss Edna Reinhardt, Stanley. Miss Louise Miss Stella Simpson, Polloksville. Reinhardt. Stanley. C. L. Miss Sallie Foscue, Maysville. Eaker, Cherryville. Miss Leona Miss Lizzie Brinson, Keesboro. Robinson, Machpelah. Miss Fannie Miss Ethel Trevillian, Richmond, Va. Mcintosh, D'enver. Miss Allie Miss Blanche Arnold, Dover. May Rudisille, Iron Station. Miss George G. Noble, Tuckahoe. Flossie Armstrong. Iron Station. Miss Hattie Mrs. Eula Noble, Tuckahoe. Armstrong, Iron Station. Robert Camp. Iron Station. T>ENOJR. Mi.ss Pearl Camp, Iron Station. Miss Mary O. Rice, Kinston. Miss ]\Iay Camp, Iron Station. Miss Addie Coward, Grifton. Miss Ruth Rudisill, Iron Station. Miss Ag^es Oakes, Hugo. Miss Maude Ramsey, Lincolnton. Miss Blanche Taylor, Kinston. iliss Flossie Ramsey, Lincolnton. Mrs. W. C. Sutton. Kinston. Miss .lessie Ramsey, Lincolnton. Miss Beatrice Raynor, Kinston. Miss Nora Ramsey, Lincolnton. Miss Mae Braxton, Kinston. Miss Ada Ramsey, Lincolnton. Miss Julia Jarman, Kinston, R. F. D. T. S. Ramsey, Lincolnton. Mrs. J. H. MewDorne. Kinston, R. F. D. IMiss Emma Hinkle, Stanley. Miss Bessie Jloore, Kinston, R. F. D. Miss Carrie Ba'lard, Alexis. Mrs. Zuleime Wooten, Kinston. Miss Laura Bingham, Fallston. Mrs. Nonie Herring, Kinston. Miss Emma Grigg. Fallston.

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Miss Avio Reeves, Cross Rock. John A. Mizelle, Ja.nesville. Mrs. Carrie Teague, Marshall. H. A. Neal, Hamilton. Mrs. Nora Robats, Marshall, R. F. D. Mrs. W. T. Grimes, Hamilton. Mias R. F. D. Maggie Payne, Marshall, Miss Margaret Chandlci , Hassell. Miss Ethel Brvan, Marshall, R. F. D. Miss Bettie Taylor, Cold Point. Sam E. Robert, Marshall. Miss JIamie Roebuck, Robersonville. Roseoe Lankford, Blurr. Miss Lillie Wynn, Everetts. G. T. Hampton, Trust. J. L. Leggett, Everetts. B. N. Coward, Trust. Mrs. Fannie Dorch, Vheretts. Miss Ellcnia Ball, Marshall. Miss Annie C. Anderi^on, Williamston. W. P. .Jervis, Mars Hill. Miss Minnie Hardison, Williamston, No. J. E. Bradley, Hot Springs. George R. Ward, Jamesville. M. C. Folkncr, Marshall. A. Corej', Jamesville. Mrs. Robbie Brigman, Allenstand. B. S. Cowing, Williamston, No. 1. Miss Louise Ball, Marshall. H. C. Green, Williamoton, Jio. 1. Miss Ziila Gibbs, JIars Hill. Mrs. H. G. Green, Williamston, No. 1. J. Judson Rice, Big Laurel. Miss Ludie Griffin, Williamston, No. 1. Miss Kate Chandler, Walnut. A. J. Manning, Jamesville. Marion Marchbanks, Faust. Miss Mayne S. Ives, Robersonville. W. C. Ingle, Buckner. Mrs. L. A. Briley, Robersonville. Miss Lula M. Peek, Peek. Miss Hattie Williamston. * Burroughs; Miss Emma English, Faust. Miss Sallie Woreley, Oak City. Miss Kittie English, Faust. John W. Darden, Oak City. J. Sam Peek, Peek. Miss Laura L. Whith y, Williamston. Miss Margaret Brown, Hot Springs. C. M. Peel, Williamston, No. 1. E. D. Jervis, Barnard. W. H. Wynn, Jamesv'lle, No. 2. T. A. Brooks, Bluff. Warren W. Waters, Jamesville, No. 2. Miss Minnie Allman, Marshall. N. .\. Getsinger, D'ardens. Miss Maggie Ledford, Spring Creek. Thomas Getsinger, Jir.iesvllle. Miss Nannie Runnion, Walnut Run. McDOWEIilj. J. Winston Rice, Big Laurel. Miss Ida Bell L/ome. H. D. Waldness, Marshall. Ledbecttr, Miss Vera Hauss, Red J. C. Pinner, Mars Hill. Top. Miss Lockie Bird, O^d Fort, No. 2. Miss Meda Peek, Mars Hill. Miss Florence Himter, Nebo. Miss Jessie L. Huff, Mars Hill. Bynum Janes, Ncbo. Miss Dessie Chambers. Jupiter. Miss Jessie Nebo. A. W. Arrowood, Mars Hill. Mundy, Miss Effie Lynch, Nebo. MARTIN. Miss Nannie McCall, Nebo. Miss Cordelia C.imp, O'd No. 2. Miss Nellie Ward, Paimele. Fort, Miss Anna Camp, Old Fort, No. 2. Miss Fannie B. Timmons, Williamston. Miss Beadie Melton, Old Fort. Miss Minnie Manning No. 4. Williamston, R. D. Jenkins, Old Fort. Miss Allie Griffin, \^ il'.iamston. No. i. Mrs. R. D. Jenkins, Old Fort. J. L. Peel, Jamesville. Mrs. Clark, Old Fort. E. H. Ange, Jamesville. A. L. Beach, Old Fort, No. 1. Miss Annie Ballard, A\ illiamston. No. 3. Miss Mollie Hicks, Old Fort, No. 1. Miss Amanda Gurgsnus, Williamston, Miss Delia Williams, Old No. 1. No. 2. Fort, Miss Cora Millar, Old Fort, No. 2. S. B. Perry, Williamsion, No. 1. Miss Mattie Hicks, .\In.rion. Miss Callie Brown, Robersonville. Miss Vesta Hicks, Marion. Miss Lydie Roberson, Robersonville. Miss Kate Edgcrton, Marion. J. D. Everett, Robeisonvllle. Miss Mamie Freeman, Clarion. Miss Dora Ma.v Krid°r, Robersonville. Miss Essie Wilson, Nebo. Miss .\lice Grimes, Rjoersonvflle. Miss Mary Crater, Alarion. Miss Millie J. Everett, Robersonville. Ju'ius Parker, Old Fort, No. 2. Miss Dora Everett, Robersonville. Miss Maud Elliott, Marion. Miss Fannie Woolard, Robersonville. Miss Annie Greenlee, Marion. Miss Annie Lee Roberson, Robersonville. Miss Nora McCall, Ashford. Miss Fannie Johnson, Oak City. Miss Nannie Gilliam, Ashford. Miss Bessie Casper, Oak City. G. D. Taylor, Dysartville. Miss Addie Rollins, Dardens. James Goforth, Miss Sabrah Hudson, Dardens. Dysartsville. Miss JIaggie Goforth, Miss C"audy G. Hardi^on, Jamesville. Dysartville. Miss Emma Lou Mallonee, Dysartville. J. S. Griffin, Williani'^ton, No. 1. Afiss Ellen Conley, •\;ihrord. Sylvester Peel, Williamston, No. 1. Miss Louise Brown, Ashford. Miss Lucy Smithwick. No. 4. Williamston, W. B. Wilson, Pass. S. L. Williamston. Rocky Liles, Mi.ss Minnie Lee Miss Rosa Hamilton, Williamston. Nanney, Demming. Miss Rosina Dowcll, Williamston. MECKLENBURG. Miss Lela Brown, Williamston. Miss Marie Yea^ r, Charlotte. Mrs. Chloe Lanier, SVUliamston. Miss Irene Harris, Chariot te. No. 3. SCHOOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHET?S. 171

Miss Eloise Rankin. Charlotte, No. 1. No. 20. Miss Grace Kirk, Charlotte, No. 7. Miss Hattie Knox, Huntersville, No. 20. Miss Laura Jane Wilson, Charlotte, No. ( Miss Sallie Reiley, Huntersville, No. 20. J. A. Baldwin, Charlotte, No. 6. Miss Bertha Howland, Charlotte, No. 6. Edgar Bvrum, Charlotte, No. 4. Miss Bennett Sturgeon, Charlotte, No. 6. Harry Todd. Charlotte, No. 5. Miss Eugenia Auten, Charlotte, No. 6. Miss Mary Robertson, Charlotte, No. 3. Miss Nancy Steel, Cliarlotte, No. 6. Miss Ida Montgomery, Charlotte, No. 4. Gregg H. Caldwell, Charlotte, No. 6. 4. No. 6. Miss Carrie Hinson, Cliarlotte, No. ( Miss Agnes McCord, Charlotte, Miss Essie Todd, Charlotte, No. 5. Miss Emma Dunn, Charlotte, No. 6. Miss Eunice Hoover, Charlotte, No. 4. Miss Janie Beaty, Charlotte, No. 6. H. H. Scott, Charlotte, No. S. Miss Ada Potts, Charlotte No. 5. W. H. Johnson, Charlotte, No. 12. Miss Louise Nisbet, Charlotte, No. 5. W. W. Rankin, Jr., Charlotte, No. 3. Miss Bertha Reid, Sandifer. Miss Jessie Robertson, Charlotte, No. 3. Miss Nannie Beaty, Sandifer. Miss Mary Springs Davidson, Cliarlotte, Miss Sunie Todd, Sandifer, No. 10. No. 2. Miss Minnie Ranson, Matthews, No. 18. Miss Bess Patton, Charlotte, No. 2. Mrs. Jule Grier, Mat' hews. Miss Martha Griffith, Charlotte, No. 2. J. Coran Bland, Matthews, No. 19. W. B. Reid, Charlotte, No. 2. Miss Rachel Hood, M.i' thews. No. 19. R. M. Gray, Charlotte, No. 11. Miss Bessie Benton, Matthews, No. 19. Walter M. Pense, Ch.^.rlotte, No. 9. Joe M. Matthews, Huntersville. F. J. Blythe, Charlotte, No. 11. Miss Jessie Query, H..ntersville. W. R. Long, Charlotte, No. 11. Miss Lena Flowers, Huntersville. Miss Annie Johnston, Charlotte, No. 11. Miss Addie Houston, Huntersville. Miss Josephine Wesley, Cliarlotte, No. 11. Miss Jessie Alexander, Huntersville, Miss Lilla Rogers, Charlotte, No. 11. No. 21. Miss Annie L. Jennins-^, Cliarlotte, No. S. Miss Octa Beard, Huntersville, No. 23. Miss Mary Hunter, Charlotte, No. 9. Miss Lillie Griffith, Huntersville, No. 22. Miss Jennie Allison, iluntersville, No. 20. F. J. Blythe, Charlot+e, No. 11. Miss Bertha Love, Charlotte, No. 8. Z. V. Moss, Charlotte, No. 11. Miss Margaret Utley, Charlotte, No. 8. Miss Mary Belle FiOW.''s, Charlotte, No. 11 W. A. Nicholson, Pineville, No. 15. Miss Grace Patter.son. Charlotte, No. 11. A. P. DuBose, Pine^-ille. Miss Margaret Erwin, Charlotte, No. 9. Miss Lelia Vest, Pineville. MITCHELL. Miss Florence Grier, Pineville, No. 15. S. J. Turner, Bakersville. Miss Sadie Stovve, Pineville, No. 16. Charles G. Ellis, Bai^ersville. Miss Marv Matthews, No. 27. Miller, Herbert Greene, Bakersville. Miss Helen Hunter, Matthews, No. 27. F. B. Poteat, Bakersville. R. B. Hunter, Matthews, No. 27. Miss Estell Gudger, Bakersville. Miss Minnie Downs, Matthews, No. 17. Miss Dora McKinney, Bakersville. Miss EUie Hudson, Matthews, No. 17. Miss Lillian McKinnev, Bakersville. Miss Winona Hethco.K, Matthews, No. 27. Miss C. L. Bailey, Bakersville. .Miss Mamie Grier, Matthews, No. 17. Mrs. E. E. Stafford, Bakersville. Miss Callie Matthews, No. 17. Squires, Grover Buchanan, Hank. Miss Loma Squires, Newell. C. L. S'agle, Toe Cane. M. L. Barnes, Newell. J. H. Street. Miss Bess Newell. Griffith, Utley, Barnc Street. Miss Belle Buchanan, Derita. Spencer tt. D. L. Blevins, Magnci'C City. Miss Lucy Utley, Derita. G. T. Honeycutt, Marrnetic City. Miss Lura Brown, Derita, No. 13. George Greene, Clarussa. Miss Mattie Brown, Dirita, No. 13. J. B. Young, Glen Ayre. Miss Floy Sadh r, Derita, No. 14. J. C. Bowman, Elk Park. Miss Grace Fitts, Doriia, No. 14. J. O. Bowman, Elk Park. J. Willis Bagby, Cornelius. J. S. Hill, Elk Park. S. J. Whitener, Cornelius. Miss Lizzie Hill, Elk 1 ark. Miss Rose Thompson, Cornelius. Miss Edith Hamrick, E !< Park. Miss Eunice Christenbury, Cornelius. Miss G. M. Collette, Cranberry. W. F. O'Kelley, Davidson. Miss Madge Johnson, Cranberry. Miss Li'a Glasgow, Davidson. J. L. Pyatte, Pyatte. Miss Julia Johnston, Davidson. Miss Alice ear. Miss Elizabeth Davidson. Rhyne, Sj Young. Miss Esther L. Harrison, Spruce Pine. Miss Lorene Johnston, Davidson. Miss Bessie Brewer, Hughes. Miss Alice Moody, Davidson, No. 25. Miss Ellie Sample, Huntersville. MONTGOMERY. Miss Mary Bailes, Huntersville, No. 22. Miss Brownie Hurlev, Wadeville. Miss Essie .Jetton, Huntersville, No. 22. Miss .Janie Parker, Mt. Gilead. M. L. Cashion. Huntersville, No. 23. Miss Brownie Smith, Troy. A. F. Long, Huntersville, No. 22. Miss Annie Newby, Mt. Gilead. Miss Mary Long, H\intersville, No. 20. Miss Bess Reynolds, Troy. Miss Anna Eichelberger, Huntersville, i Miss Bucna Hurley, Wadeville.

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Jliss Carie Searcy, Gage. Miss Luda Dawson, Gil.'S' Mill. Miss Lou Morris, Red Top. W. P. Williford, Dunn. Miss B mice Oiblis, Cl.iinney Rock. Miss Nellie Lunciford Newton Grove. J. T. Bland, Rutherfo.dton. Miss Janie S ssoms, Newton Grove. A. W. Hall, J: trr. Billie Robinson, Ncw.on urove. Oscar Bridges, Gilkey. Miss Bevie Williamsoii Newton Grove. Jli.ss Carl Nanney, Ciilliey. Miss Frances Clifton, Clinton. Miss Nannie Sue Riir'l.-er, Gi'k"y. Miss Annie Lou Kellev, Clinton. G. R. Cowen, Ruthorfordton. No. 4. Miss Callie Wooten, Ciinton. Miss Lara Fiack, Hut',- rfordton. No. 3. Miss Sudie Stoki'ley, (Clinton. Miss Minnie K, nn;rly. C inton. sa;mpsox. Miss Eva Clifton, Mt. Olive. Miss Allie West, Coo;/v r Miss Ida Bovvtte, F'aison. D. iL Williams, Dunn. Frank R. Spell, Faisor. Miss Lucy Cu broth, ^sutryville. Miss Lili? C. Whitfiv.d, Faison. Miss ClicUie J. Spell, Ros; boro. Miss .\ugusta Thomson, Faison. Miss Stella A. Lewi^ Autryvllle. Miss B s.5ie Taylor, I'aison. J. K. Wi lianis, Dunn- Jliss Viva D'ard n, Newton Grove. W. M. Kei:y, WallaLV. D. L. Ellis, Clinton Miss Claudia P. Thomas, Hnrrell's Store. Miss Eva Ciilbrsth, Clinton. Jliss Hannah U. S axoy, Alpine. Mrs. E. H. Rohinsoti. Clinton. Miss Maggie Johnson, Ivanhoe. Miss Brrtha Dalton, (linton. Miss Maggie Fcnnell. Kerr. Miss Annie L. Ford':nm, Clinton. Ashfnrd. Miss Li I y McDiiffie, Ivanhoe. Miss Mamie Clinton. J. G. Jones, Clinton. E. Lee Fox, Clinton. Z. J. King, Clinton. Miss Belle Wi'liamson, Clinton. Miss Katie Gainey, Ch'nton. Miss Bessie K?lley, Clinton. Miss Mamie Dardcn K( ener, Clinton. Miss Z nobia M rritt. Clinton. F. A. Edmonson, Clinton. Miss Varina Williamson, Taylor's Bridge. Mrs. F. A. Edmonson, Clinton. C. W. B;ach, Dc'way. R. A. McLamb, New.'cn Grove. Walter Beach, Dehvny Miss Tempie Britt, N"\vton Grove, Miss Mary Carlton, Del way. Miss Mary C. King, Tinnt'ey. Miss Lou Matth'ws, Mignolia. Mrs. Leia Turlington. Clinton. Miss Florence Petorsoc. Clinton. Miss Mattie L. Gainey, Huntley. Miss Maggie Aid-, rman. Clinton. Miss Mary S. B nnett, Salemburg. Evandrr Simpson, Clinton. Miss Florence Butler, S-alemburg. Miss Minnie Blount, Turkey. Miss Lula D. Mass:^n> mg, Earnest. Miss Emma T. Britt. Turkey. Edwin Newsoni, Clin'^'-n. Miss Mary Hins, Turkey. Miss Lonnie Smith, Clinton. Miss Matti" Marshburn, Tuikey. Miss Nancy Rackley, Sal^mburg. B. F. Bright, Newton Grove. Miss Florence Parkier, Clinton. Miss Irene h^jram, N'^wton Grove. Junius Butler, Salemb.:rg. Matt King, Newton Grove. Miss Nclia Butler, C'lnton. W. B. Dudley, Ncwto:i Grove. Miss Cola P^zzell, Inpold. Miss Daisy Ferguson. Inc:o!d. SCOTLAND. Miss Emma Bruwnson. Ingold. Miss Roberta Coble, Laurinburg. Miss Deli ah Robinson, Clear Run. Miss Harriet McL( an, Laurint urg. L A. Cain, Clear Run. Miss Sallie N- al Hugln s, Laurinburg. C. A. Smith, Garland. Miss Myra Jordan, L-iuriiibui g. Miss Mattie Bronson. Garland. Jliss Fannie Wright, J aurinlnirg. Miss Alice McCullers. Garland. Miss Katlurine Bcartisley. Laurinburg. Miss Katie Faircloth, Roseboio. Miss Alma L-^e, Laurel Hill. Tom Sloan, Roseboro. Miss Katie Furman, Laurel Hill. G. R. Dnughtery, Hivne. Miss Minnie Gibson, Laurel Hill. Sirs. R. S. Howard, Ai/ryville. Miss Mamie Gibson, Gibson. P. P. Smith, Autryv'lic! Mi?s Nan Fletcher, Gibson. Miss Mamie Outlaw, Roseboro. !Miss Lola Gibson, Gilison. Miss Eva Royall, Sah iiiburg. Jliss F orenee Bristow, Gibson. Stuart Brewer, Autr'viUe. Miss Marv McKinnon. Gibson. Grant Hall, Parkersbug'. Miss Carrie McN ill. Old Hundred. D. R. Mclvcr, Mints. Miss Grtnid" Colerider, Ma.\ton. Miss Leola King, Ro=!i.t)oro. Jliss E^alina McGirt, Viaxton. James ICldridge, Huntlty. Miss Annie Sampson, Hasty. W. A. Jackson, Cooper. STANLY. Miss Lillie Wooten, Ininn. Julia Atkins, Norwood. Miss Alma Wagstaff, Dunn. Miss Annie B. Forrest. .Mbemarle. Miss Annie Barnhill, Fiunn. W. K. Litt'rton, Albniarle. Miss Octavia Baggett, Dunn. Jliss Daisy Dare Ritchie, Albemarle. N. T. Jackson, Dunn. G. W. Baker, Albfinarlc. Miss Delitha Naylor, Pnnn. Miss Coiinna Bn«t, '>w London.

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W. C. Ingram, Palni'Tsville. Miss Dora Wall, Pinnaele. I Jno. F. Burk-yson, Aibcmarle. Miss Ruby llamni, O-.iton. JIarvin Ilatlcy, Plyli'i. Miss Ro/.ella BovUs, I'i'inacle. Miss Florence Osbornn, Locust. Miss Myrtie Wall, P r.naele. Miss Fanny Dry, Locisst. Miss Lucinda Edward,. Pinnacle. T. B. Uuneycutt, Bi!< Lick. Miss Nannie Pilzer, ;^od Sh' als. J. W. Nance, Smith lord. Miss M.miie Leak, Peter's Creek. Va. Mrs. C. R. Pkss, Rii-nfield. Miss Flora Hutelnns, Peter's Creek, Va. C. G. Plyler, Riclifl-:-!, No. 1. Miss Francis Marshall Francisco. Miss Sara McCuUoch GreL'nsboro. Miss Delia Stone, Francisco. Miss Annie Garris, P=p Dee. Miss Daisy Dearman, Westfiekl. J. V. Avitt, Cottonvii'e. R. F. She'ton, Moor<;>'? Springs. Sliss Corinne Carr, Ck-veland. J. W. Simmons, Fran isco. Miss JIasrgie Umberg.r, New London. Miss Maude Flippin, I'rHncisco. Mrs. Jlaggie Kirk, A.uemarle. Miss Ruth Neal, Fraiicisco. Mrs. Bettie Matney, AJistnlieimer. Mrs. B. H. Boyles, Vide Mccum. L. R. Upcburch, No' wood. Sliss Maud Smith, Fr^ielsco. Miss Nannie Sniitli, .Mbemaile. L. P. Pell, Pilot Mo-.ir.tain. J. W. Smith, Norwooil. R. B. Tilley, Pilot Mountain. Miss Myrtle 13roun, } Prd's MiU. J. W. Stridir, Pilot Mountain. J. A. Bunch, Palmeiviile. Miss Essie Flint, ik'adows. Miss Nora Eddins, Paln^crville. Miss Anna Heid, Pi:ol Mountain. H. E. Coggin, Palmer^ille. B. H. Boyles, A'ade iVecuni. C. L. Miller, New J.onelon. L. 0. Boyles, Vade ?.l cum. Miss Jennie Picklcr, .Mbemarle, No. 2. Miss Rachel Moore, Smith. R. L. Tavlor, Palmerv lie. O. E. Shelton, Moor.'s Springs. L. F. Riissell, Albenm'le. John D. Smith, Campbell. G. L. Efird, Endy. H. A. Blair, Danburv. J. D. Rankin, New London. Miss Alice Martin, Smith. M. D. Dry, Misenheimer. John A. Leake, Campbell. U. S. Burlej'son, Bloomington. 0. M. Bennett, Danbuiy. Miss Essie Blackwcld^"", All)emarle. Miss Berta llodgin, Pleasant Garden. Miss Bertlia Callowav, Plyler. Miss Linnie Hodgin, Pleasant Garden. M. F. Huncvcutt, Bi,- Lick. Miss Minnie Crews, Mayodan. A. R. Whitlev, Bridgeport. Miss Susie Grogan, Price. E. H. Huneycutt, Le'.. Miss Vivian Gann, Sandy Ridge. Geo. C. Dry, Misenh'^i>ier. Miss Fannie Lasley, Gideon. Harvey L. Austin, Ri( !if,pld. Miss Ella Martin, Sandy Ridge. L. B. Hartsell, RichflLk', No. 1. J. R. Leake, Campbell. Miss Mattie Moss, uinv London. Miss Ella Grogan, Price. AVill A. Green, Jack '-'w. Mrs. J. S. Nelson, Campbell. Frank Ross, Cotton viile. Miss Mae Wall, Maaison. Miss Lottie Smith, .Mbemarle. No. 1. Miss Bercha Dunlap. Gideon. Cbas. W. Rankin, Na-A' London. T. J. Covington, Madison. Geo. ^y. Coggins, Alb-marle. ih-s. C. A. Mitchell, Dillard. Miss Bessie Dunlap, Norwood. Miss Olivia Dean, Kernersville. Miss Mary Co.x, Palriieiville. Miss Lula Tuttle, M'alows. Mrs. Cliarlotte Watk rs, Albemarle. W. M. Salmons, Fu'p. Miss Estlier Melton, Aibemarie. Miss Bertha Davis, Walnut Cove. Miss Jennie Hiineveuit, Big Lick. Miss Bessie Davis, Walnut Cove. STOKES. Miss Claudia Smith, Francisco. J. W. Hall, Danbury S. P. Heath, Walnut Cove. Miss Mary A. Martin, Danbury. Mrs. O. J. Cates, Walnut Cove. Miss Cornelia ^kKauf;ran, Greensboro. Miss Eva Voss. Walnut Cove. Miss Lemma Duncan, Dillard. SUKKY. Miss Kizzie Easter, iI?Hdows. Miss Bettie Allen, I'lli.in. Mrs. Mildred Alley, liermanton. Miss Lucy Allen, Pinnacle. Miss Sadie Petree, Germanton. Miss Ora Armfield, L:;w Gap. Miss Cora Young, Ge: manton. Miss Nora Atkins, Ro.md Peak. 0. L. Pulliam, Grrn anton. Jliss Carrie Angell, !>( onville. F. S. Ross. Walnut Cove. Miss Clara Bell, Elkm. Miss Anna Martin, M'-adows. Miss Nora Bell, Elki!.. Miss Wi'mrta Smith. King. J. F. Beamer, Mt. Airy. Chas. R. Helsabfck, Rural Hall. N. E. Bovles, Round Peak. Miss Ada Fleming, King. T. J. Blackburn, Mt. Airy. Jliss Carrie Miller, K.ng. Miss Emma Burcham State Road. !Miss Agnes Johnson, O'ermanton. Miss Kizzie Bray, Crutd. field. C. K. Boyles, King. Miss Achsa Burrus, I'otkford. W. P. Edwards, Pinnai le. G. E. Burrus, Rockfud. Miss Agnes Pulliam, King. Miss Vio'a Cooper, Dobson. Miss Claudia Johnson. King. J. AI. Cockerham. Knpps Mill. SUnCOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHFUS. 183

Arthur 'Calloway, Roaring Gap. Miss Zcna Taylor, Bryson City. J. W. Clifton, Ararat. W. B. Carringcr, Bryson City. Miss Lucy Davonport. Rorkford. J. N. Breedlove, Bryscn City. Miss Lula Davrnport, liofkfoid. C. A. Randolph, Brv-.on City. Miss Kttie EVockpry, J'cpliyr. E. 0. Hall, Bryson City. Miss Nannie Denny, Iiimacle. S. L. Mason, Bryson City. W. B. Davis, Siloam. W. L. McCracken, Whittier. Miss Bculali Folpcr, Kusk. Mrs. Hailie .McCracken, Whittier. W. R. Freeman, Dobsoii. Miss AInzelle Trollinger, Wliittier. W. F. George, Klkin. Miss Ida McHan, Go\. Island. Miss Lillian George, Klkin. Miss Lessie McHan, Governors Island. W. C. Gentry, State Road. J. W. Farmer, Governors Island. R. N. Ilauser, Slioal:^. B. jr. Henry, Ocona l^ufty. Miss Mnttie Ilolvfield, Roclcford. Mrs. Floia Wilson, Oona Lufty. L. F. Hicks, State t?.

Miss Mamie Rowe, Crrswell. G rover Baucom, Wine-nte. \V. C. Alcxandc T, Co \'riibia. M. P. Neely, W.Txhaw, No. 2. W. R. Caiawon, Co un.bia. H. M. Baucom, Marshville, No. 2. S. R. Batuiian, Columbia. H. A. Norwood, Waxhaw, No. 2. UNION. A. W. Davenport, Mar^^^hews, No. 18. Miss Minnie Nisbet, Waxhaw. Miss Mary Lee Bivens, rnionville. J. D. Simpson, Monroe No. 4. M. D. Nance,, 01iv<> Branch. Miss Ella Helms, Un'.nville, No. 1. Miss Lida Cntlibeitson Monroe, No. 8. W. F. Baucom, Monroe, No 8. VANCE. B. W. Allen, Kittreli. Miss AUie Home, Unii nvil.e. No. 2. Miss Pearl Cox, KittivU. P. 1' Cox, Monroe, No. If). Miss Onnic Tucker, ii'iitrell. T. E. Monroe, .MarsliviUe, No. 2. Miss Eva Kittreli. Miss Carrie Cannon, >Vaxliaw, No. 1. Cheely, Miss Wi.Iie Davis, KiUrell. J. M. Guin, Unionville. Miss Jlinnie Ross, Kitlrell. H. G. Brvant, Olive P.ancli, No. 1. Miss Emma Alston, AVni. O. Ltmond, Indiin Trail. Epsom. Miss Clellie Smith, li ndt-rson. Burton B. Sturdivant, *Vaxliau, No. 2. Mrs. S. W. Duke, Hi .;derson. J. Artliur Stranon, Marshvitle. Miss Wei Ions, Epsom. P. E. Blatkson, Wingfate. Jliss C. Woodliif, Herderson. J. \V. Latta, Monroe, No. 9. Mrs. A. W. Kiliiam: Manson. N. D. .Inlinson, Waxh.vv. Ed. Parham, Vicksboro. M. B. Day, Winsate Jliss Minnie LoughlaTiJ, Manson. Miss Inez Kussl'U, Jlo^ioe. Mrs. H. F. Row and, 5'iddleburg. 0. H. Hinson, Monioe, No. 3. Miss Rosa Edwrrds, Middleburg. Oscar Helms, Waxhaw, No. 2. Miss Maud Fleming, Middleburg. Miss Beulali Price, Mi..tthj\vs, No. 18. Jlrs. L. B. Whit^, Manson. >Hss Lew Yarboroui;U, Monroe, No. i. Miss Etta Firming, Woodworth. B. H. Griffin, Peaclib'nd, No. 1. Miss Lottie Hart. Beeclier Harrell, Marsbville. E. P. Townesville. Miss Annie Lowry, Monroe, No. 10. Bradley, Miss Royster, Townesville. Conner Wuxliaw, No. 4. Robinson, Miss Townesville. Miss Wilmer Braswell, Unionville, No. 2. Morton, .Miss L. Pittard, StovalL Miss Emma Mc-Manns Wa.xhaw, No. 3. Miss A. LeMay, Stovail. Willie Love, Unionvi'le. Miss Sue Kelly, Wit'-amsboro. Boyd Gritlin, bnionvrio. No. 2. Miss Maud Uunn, Williamsboro. E. C. Hinson, Monroe, No. 4. Miss OUa Fleming, Wi '.iam^boro. Miss Addie Baurom, I'nionville. Miss Mamie Evans, Williamsboro. Lemuel Price, UniouviUe. Miss M. Short, Williamsboro. Miss Nancy Latlian, sionroe. No. 4. Miss Leia Pool, Dabney Miss A^nes Stewart. Monroe, No. 1. Miss Lillian Dean, Dabney. J. II. Edwards, Monroe, No. 4. Miss Etta Fcriall, Henderson, No. 5. Miss Bliss Price, Indian Trail. Miss A'ice Henderson, No. 4. G. 0. Duncan, Indian Trail. Gregory, Miss Eula Gregory, Henderson, No. 5. Miss Ada Cutlib. rtsm, Mon'-oe, No. 5. Miss Lois Edwards, Henderson, No. 4. Jliss Rosa Presson, Uircnville. Miss Nannie Hunter, Lcnderson, No. 4. Thomas Smith, Indian Trail. G. W. Holmes, Hend«=ison, No. 4. Miss Minnie Smith, Indian TraiL Miss Flora McLendon, Henderson, No 4. Miss Julia Cuthb.rtson, Monroe, No. 5. Mi.ss B;u'a Bobhitt, No. 4. Miss Fannie Guin. Unionville. Henderson, Miss Crystal Bobbitt, Henderson, No. 2. Miss Carrie Presson, Unionville, No. 2. J. T. Alderman, Hencerson. Miss Mattie Caldwell, Monroe, No. 9. A. E. Aykers, Hender^jon. W. L. Rusling, Unionv' le, No. 2. Miss .\my Butler, Hond-rson. Mrs. J. S. Williams. Atonroe, No. 1. Miss M. Whitley, Hrnderson. Miss Emma Helms. Wingate. Miss B. Watson, HenOerson. Mrs. C. L. Howie, Mi;ieral Springs. Miss B. Clifton, Henderson. Miss Kato C^ark, Monioe, No. 5. Miss L. Currin, Henderson. Miss Eva Lee, Monro?, No. 1. Miss S. Gilliam, Ilenoerson. Miss Lizzie Lee, Mon'je, No. 1. Miss C. Hunter, Henderson. J. 0. Baucom, Monro'-. No. 6. Miss L. Page, Hendeison. Mrs. A ice Broom \ Waxhaw, No. 2. Mrs. W. n. Horner, .Henderson. B. P. McNerly, Wa.tl.aw, No. 2. Miss L. Ilartsell, Hen>-lerson. S. F. Bees, Monroe. Miss Li Hie Hamilton, Marshville, No. 2. WAKE. Miss Mittie Green, Ab nroe. Miss May .Adams, Raleigh, No. 3. Miss Estelle Dees, Monroe, No. 2. J. A. .iidams, Willo\v Springs. JL R. Yarborougrh, .^'''nroe, No. 4. Miss Effie Adams, Garner. Henry Clark, Monroe. No. 9. W. H. Albright, Wak-field. Hrrmon Price, Monroo, No. 2. Miss Effie Avent, Rai.-igh, No. 2. JHss Nina Clark, M<>tuo°, No. 5. Miss Elsie G. Barker New Hill. B. F. Howie, Mineral f^prinars. Mrs. Beatrice P. Baker,- Riley, No. 1. SCMClOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 1S5

Miss Rosa Barrow, Wendell. Jlrs. Olivia Parham, Dayton. Miss Mavme Baker, Wendell. Jliss Julia Pasmore, Cary. W. R. Btach, Raleigh, No. 6. Jliss Blanche Penny, Raleigh. No. 6. Mrg. Sarah E. eiedsoe, Raleigh, No. 6. Miss Emma Pegram, Garner. Miss Ernie N. Bookei', Apex. G. L. B. Penny, Raleigh, No. 1. Mrs. Bessie Boone, Moirisville. Miss Florence Powell, Clayton, No. 2. Miss Nina Brown, Clayton, No. 3. Peter Powers, Cary, No. 1. Miss Wande Broughto.i, Riley, No. 1. Jliss Ruth Proctor, McCuUers. Howard J. Canipen, Apex. Miss Annie Pulley, Rdeigh, No. 7. Osear Caudill, Riley, No. 1. Jliss Iska Rav, Raleit;''., No. 0. Miss Bettie Councill, Apex, No. 1. W. D. Hay, Wake Fo'est No. 1. W. G. Crowder, Gary. L. N. Ranes, Youny.si'ille, No. 1. Miss Mary A. Craig, '.Vakcfield. Jliss Tillie G. Rancs, Neus.\ No. 2. Mrs. Oicar Creech, W- ke Forest. Miss Laurie R-^dford, Voungsville, No. 1. A. A. Crater, Wake Forest. J. C. Richardson, We.Vell. P. C. CuUuin, Fuquii> Springs. Jliss Nettie Rodman, Cary. Miss Jessie Courtney, Holly Springs. Jliss Etta Rollins, Ap-w. Miss Mary C. Uowell, Wendell. Jliss Ruby Reid, Wi:M Forest. J. E. Dowd, Owrner. Mrs. G. M. Sanders, Zcbulon. Miss Cora M. Dixon Raleicrh, No. 5. Jliss Cleopatra Scarb'^ro Apex. Jliss M. W. Edmiindsrii, Raleigh, No. 4. Mrs. Lillian B. Simnun^, Raleigh, No. 1. Miss Irma P^llis, Carv. W. J. Simpson, Wake Forest, No. 1. E. P. Ellington, Wa'ice Forest. Jliss Adelaid3 Stnphciisen. Cary. Jliss Annie A. Futreli, Ncuse, No. 1. Jliss Be'le Stainhack. '"'arv. Miss Pansy E. Fetnjr. Zeljulon. R. P. Stuart, Willow Springs, No. 2. Jliss Lillian E. Fickls Cary. Jliss Sarah H. Stancill, Gainer, No. 2. Miss lola Franks, Ape.v., No. 2. Miss Willie Stal"v, Auburn. Miss Minnie Frank in, Ape.x. H. J. Sorreil, Falls. Jliss Nina Gilliiand, Garner. W. R. Sherrill, Wak.^ Forest, No. 2. Miss OU Giles, Ape.<. No. 1. Miss Jlam.ie L. Taylor. Apex. Miss Mary E. Gilbsrr, f'uquay Springs. Miss Alice Taylor, Fuvjuay Springs. E. L. Green, Neuse, .No. 1. Miss Ora Taylor, Neii«. . D. R. Green, Raleigh, No. 5. Jliss Ruth Taylor, Willow Springs. Miss Metta A. Gulley, Cary, No. 1. J. 5L T( mplcton, Jr , Cary. Miss Maude Guess, W.'jke Forest, No. 2. Jlrs. S. W. Thompson, Falls. Joseph P. Goodwin, Raleigh, No. 3. Jliss Claire Turner, it.ileigh. No. 3. Charles M. Hammond Raleigh, No. 1. Jliss Hattie Le-> Upclnirch, Morrisville. Miss Clyde Ho't, Htl'.v Springs. J. C. Utlev, Walthflll. Miss Ber':ha Holland, Molly Springs, No. 2. W. W. Utley, Apex, No. 2. W. F. Hodg-, Wake ) orest. No. 2. E. Wait&n, Mon-isvilk- No. 2. Mrs. B. A. Horton, Wendell. Jliss Allis Weathers, R-iIcigh No. 2. Mrs. Lela M. Horton, Wak?f.eld. A. C. Weatherly, Go' man. Miss Luella Ho'lowa)', WiTovv Springs. Jliss Lessie Wcath-^rs Raleigh, No. 5. Miss Ruth H. Hardy, C'reedmoor. Jlrs. Hilen P. Whitlev, Wakefield. Miss Emma Jones Humer, McCuUers. J. JI. White, (Rev), Apex. Jliss Susie Iden, Wake Forest No. 1. Jliss JIary J. Woodard. Cary, No. 2. Jlrs. Daisy Johnson, Cardenas. Jliss Lidia E. Yatts, Morrisville, No. 2. James A. T. Jonss, M' Cullers. Jliss Alma I. Ynt s, haeiah. No. 5. Jliss Foy Johnson, A-j^'X. WARREN. Jliss Stella Johnson, Raleigh, No. 2. JTrs. W. H. Aycock, Warrenton. Jlrs. Leiia K?ith, Raleigh, No. 7. Jliss Lizzie Benn tt, Wdir.nton. Jliss Ana Kelly, Apes. Jliss Sue B. Twitty, Warronton. Miss Lucy Liles, Raleit-h, No. 6. Jliss Willie G. Jlacon, Warrenton. Jlrs. Lule J. Lawrence, Rog.r's Store. Jliss Jlamie Shearin, JIacon. Jliss Euzelia Lassiter, Clayton, No. 3. Jliss Ida JI. Rodweli, Macon, No. 1. Miss J. Belle Markham, Rogsr's Store. Miss Marguerite Davis. JIacon. Jliss Viola Maynard, New Hill, No. 1. Jliss JIary D. Davis, .Macon. N. C. JIartin, Morrisville. Miss Susie Shaw, Jlicon. Graham D. Mangum, Creedmoor. Jliss Lily Biscoe, JTacon. E. L. Middleton, Carj-. Jliss Annie L. Terry, Macon. Jliss JIaggie M. Mitchell, Apex. Jliss Sallie Allen, K^dgeway. Jliss Liizie Moss, Ne'JS , No. 1. Jliss Gertrude Cree, E.mbro. Jliss Ell.i L. JIundy, Cary. Jliss Hi'da Duke, Marmadiike. Jliss Nannie J. Myatl. >IcCullerg. Jliss Liira L. Perry, Litthton. Kenneth H. Mclntyrc. Holly Springs. Jliss Nettie E. Wise, Littleton. Jliss Jtattie Nichols, Roger's Store. Jlrs. F. JI. Johnston. Litt'eton. Jliss JIargaret J. Ni'^nois, Kog t's Store. Jliss Jimniie Clark, Creek. Jliss Ellie Nicliolson Holly Springs. Mrs. W. R. Strick'and. Creek. Jliss .\da Norris, New Hill, No. 1. Jliss Stella M. Hicks, Wise. Jliss Fov J. Olive, Wai'.haU. Jliss Carrie B. Dunn, ^Vise. Jliss Pfurl A. Park'-r R.lry. No. 1. Jliss Delia K. Fitts, Wise.

i 1S6 SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Miss Delia Fleming, ''aufrlian. J. T. Miller, ilcadow Creek. Miss Nannie FUniinij, Vausrban. Miss Bertha Day, Bl.ni/ing Hock. Miss Mattie D. Willinms, Vauglian. Miss Jennie Wagoner, Stony Fork. Mrs. W. G. King, Vajglian. Jeptha Bingham, Ruthcrwood. Miss Jennie C. Alston. Inez. M. H. Norris, Bronkiii e. Jriss Waniie Rose, M::n3on. Coy Roten, Zionville. L. Miss Enjina M. Palme: , A'aujjhan. D. Greene, Benfiela. Miss Josephine Miller, Manson. Jfiss JLirgaret Cotreli, Sands. Miss Tullia B. Reeks, Klberon. G. A. Tate, Zionvill°. Miss Lassie Hardee, t nfield. Roby \Vinkler, Ruthirwood. Miss Emma E. Langley, Woodview, Va. Jliss Millie Cairoll, Riverside. Miss JIary White, >!<<( on. Augustus Masters, EJoone. Miss Annie White, Ma-.-on. M. J. Wilson, Vilas. Miss Nannie P. Jonrs, WaTTcntoti. Wm. W.itters, Shulls Mills. Miss Kate Ma^fiekl, Norlina, H. F. D. D. W. Greene, Vi'as Miss Lucy Thornton, Macon. A. B. Harman, Kellersville. Miss Bessie M. Hines, Henderson. Don. Horton, Vilas. W. O. Dunn, Wise. W. J. Fathing, Watnv.pa Falls. Preston Bennett, Macon, R. F. D. R. L. Phillipps, Beech Creek. H. S. Grant, Macon, P. F. D. James Reid, Peoria. J. C. Patton, Warren 1,.,-n. Tj. M. Farthing, Matnej. Herbert Scholz, ^lacon, R. F. D. W. Y. Perry, Yerger. WASHINGTON. Ollie Jones, Recce. R. C. Roark, Tamarat If. Miss Nina Banks, Plyn.outh. Miss Rosa South, Tamarack. Miss Lizzie P. \ mouth. Goelet, P. E. Hfrman, Amantna. Miss Bessie Norman, rivnioulh. Jfiss Floy Corb tt, .Vniantha. Miss Virginia Spruill Plymouth. Nila P. Bvers, Zion\;lie. Miss Hilda Spruill, Plymouth. R. E. Gol'ding, Mast. Jliss Delia Batcman, I'lymoutb. Miss Mary Jones, R'xce. Jliss Gertie Mizell, PHmuuth, No. 1. Miss Infz Elliott, Zi(.nville. Mrs. W. F. Bateman, I'lymonth. W. A. Tugman, Amber. Mrs. Wessexe Di.xon, R. F. D. I'inetown, Miss Nellie McGlamery McGuire. W. F. McCanless, Roper. Sliss Maj-'gie fi >ecc. Jliss Smith, .Augusta Carstarp'ien, Roper. O in Wimborgrr, Meat Camp. Miss Stella Blount, Ruper. Miss Effie Hopkins, Virgil. Miss Neva Cahoon, Roper. JHss Edna Hodges, Sauos. Miss Hattie Taylor, Eioper. N. E. Marley, Mabel Miss Ursula Singleton. Roper. Mi.ss Jennie Norris, Sands. Miss Lu;a Helton, Roper. Miss Delia Coffev, Gry;idlather. Mrs. Bertie A. Good'vin, Mackey's Ferry. Hilda Coffey, Kelspy Miss Afar^'aret Cb'^s-son Mackey's Ferry. Miss Grace Cook, Bl)T>inp Rock. Miss Ida Swain, Skiimi isville. L. yi. Micheal, Ruthcrwood. Sliss Orenda Midgett: Sound. Miss Ida Miller, B'ow-np Ro.-k. Miss Carrie Newberry, Scuppernong. Miss Miryann Stone, Lilowii^g Rock. W. E. Norman, Scur'" rnong. Miss Lona Stone, Blowing Ruck. J. L. Norman, CreswfU. Miss Haitie Greer, Blowing Rock. Mrs. Nannie Armstn.ng, Creswell. Jacob DillingfT, Blouing Rock. Miss Eulalia Overton, CreswcH. Jesse Edmiston, Blov Rock. Miss Alexander. CrcsweU. iug Mary J. B. Rrid, Boone. Miss Alice Cr.'jwell. Moore, O. P. Havanan, Buck Creek. Miss Annie Moore, Creswell. E. J. WiUiams, Vi'as. Miss Wilmet Hardison. Creswell. Miss Vergie Tester, Lc.-inder. Miss Mabel G. Hamm, Creswell. Miss Annie Gritler, P-oria. M. P. Crer.vpll. Ji-nnings, W. D. Farthincf. Banners Elk. A. W. Davenport, Cliorry. J. C. Balm. Steward B'air, Davenport, Cherry. T. R. Caudle, Valle Cnicis. L. J. Spear, Cherry. Ed. G. Farthing, Rn^ne. Miss Matilda Spruill, Cherry. WAYNE. W.^TAUGA. Miss Bertha Howell, Goldsboro, No. 4. Jfiss Maggie Combs, Boone. Miss Rachel Massey, Gi Idsboro, No. 4. J. E. Hodges, Sands. Miss Ruth E. Peele, Genoa. Miss Ha Kerley, Blowing Kock. Miss Florence Lewis, Dudley. J. E. Brown, Boone. Miss .Annie H. Klirn. Dudley. Z. T. Greene, Moody. Miss Carrie Potts, Mt Olive. J. F. Wilson, Vilas. Mrs. Mamie So\itherl.i;d. Mt. Olive. Miss Dora Rowe, Va'^? Crucis. Miss Lizzie Thornto':, Mt. Olive. C. E. Harper, Susar Gicve. Jfiss Sallie Move, Goldsboro. R. B. Jackson, Mar'er. Miss Roella Cox, Go.'i-horo, No. 1. Miss Minnie Day, Blowing Rock. Miss Julia E. Howell. fJoIdsboro, No. 1. Miss Mattie Gross, .Boone. E. C Byerly, Goldsb^-ro, No. 1. SCHOOL STATISTICS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS. 187

Miss Com Payne Mooiv, Coldsboro, No. 1. Miss Florence Scliaetfec, Wilkesboro. Straw. JIis. L. F. Gates, Go'cl-boro, No. 1. W. R. Hendren, Miss E. C. Hrvner, Gc'dsboro, No. 4. T. G. Johnson, Absl.eis. Miss Sallie Williams, GoUlsboro, No. 4. Hugh Taylor, Beng. Miss Lula Willitord, Goldsboro, No. 4. Miss Carrie Joines, AVshers. Miss Bi'ssie Hollowell GoldsLoro, No.4. Ale.xander Woody, Gray. Miss Fannie Cox, Bculey, No. 4. A. J. Foster, Boom t. No. 2. Goo. W. Westbrook, (Joldsboro, No. 7. Miss Gertrude Mitclull, Spurgeon. No. 1. T. L. Hudson, Goldsboro, No. 7. Miss Minnie Myers, R"nda, Miss Hattie Godwin, Go dsboro. No. 7. Miss Florence Maxwell, Parsonville. Miss BiTLha Edgcrton Mt. Olive, No. 4. E. W. Settle, Benliam. Miss Oiu Stevens, Mt. Olive, No. 4. Miss Roxie Billings, Uockery. Miss Eloise McPhail, lit. Olive, No. 4. G. W. Miller, Cowles. Miss Georgia Andrew--, Mt. Olive, No. 4. Miss L. L. Martin, R- nda. No. 2. Miss Btssie Deans, Kenly, No. 1. W. A. Durham, Roarii.g River, No. 1. Miss Lola Fields, Kenly, No. 1. John MeGrady, North Wilkesboro, No. 1. William Copeland, ('''•^mont. No. 1. C. C. Faw, Millers Creek. 1. Miss Opbelia Coore, T-iemont, No. J. W. Johnson, Huna ig Creek. Miss Julia Hooks, F;emont. Mrs. M. F. Handy, Ink. Miss Lillie Shackelfi-'d, Fremont. A. R. Coleman, 6^b. ii;ville. Miss Sallie D. Loftin, -Seven Springs. Miss Clara Greer, El'^.iP.e. Miss Sadie L. Outla.v, Seven Springs. Miss Cordie Hindersci, Lovelace. Seven Miss Nannie E. TayV ', Springs. Miss Minnie JIcNeill, Wilkesboro, No. 1. Miss Mary Midgette, Seven Springs. J. P. Robbins, Stanton. G. H. Seven Springs. Quinn, Miss C. A. Miller, Straw. Miss Walker, f-even Springs. Miggie Miss Florence Miller, .Sliaw. Miss Minnie Raiford, Mt. O'ive. Miss P.'-iirl Couth, Osoornville. Miss Lou M. Smith, ATt. Olive. Miss Maude Lyon, Cokeiy. Miss Pearl Browning, Mt. Oiive. Miss Ellen Myers, Dvkery. Miss Eva Frpir..,nt. Casey, Miss Mitta Joines, \bshei-s. E. L. Becton, Fremonf. F. G. Yates, Stanton. Miss 'Cvivi ka. Emily Jones, R. L. Vannoy, Vannoy. Miss Ida Bridge, No. 1. Worley, Speigl'ts Miss Mattie Ferguson Boomer. Mrs. H. A. Overman, Jaro. Miss Edith Jones, Jluloerry. J. R. West, Faro. J. S. Elliott, Knott/Iile. Miss Annie Crow, Eureka. Aliss Mattie Maxwell, ^herman. Miss Maria Bristow, Fnveka. Percy Maxwell, Riv'^'de. Miss Lola Martin, Eaieka. Stewart Lyon, Traphill. Miss Leia Does, Goldr-l oro, No. 3. W. F. .loines, Absheis. Miss Josie Goldsboro, No. 3. Kornegay, R. L. Brown, Lomax Miss Bessie Kornegay, LaGrange, No. 3. W. H. l.rown, Traphill. Miss Dora Grady, LaO'ange, No. 3. Mrs. M. E. Absher, Hays. Miss Mamie No. 3. Ivey, La(;iange, Mrs. Bessie Foster, OtI- woods. Robert 'Jzzell, Gold-iburo, No. 2. Miss Floss A. Joines, Joynes. Miss Dora Atkinson, Goldsboro, No. 2. James Hutchins, Dimnette. Miss Bettic Newsom, Goldsboro, No. 2. Miss Hattie McNeill. Wilkesboro, No. 1. Elwood Pearson, Pike^ille, No. 2. Miss Lula MeOee, Chninpion. Miss Annie Pileville, No. 2. Pipkin, Miss Venia Miller, (il-.ds. Miss Pearl E. Pikeville, No. 2, Tliompsm, Miss Florence Gilreat'', Moravian Falls. Mrs. Eugenia Aycock, Pikeville, No. 2. Miss Mabel Stallings, Wilkesboro. Miss Jennie No. 2. Uzzell, Pikeville, Miss Louise Lunn, Wilkesboro. Miss Alma Pikeville. Bowdcn, Miss Ina Davis, Heii'i.-ix. Mrs. J. W. Hosea, Piieville. L. D. Wellborn, Ne.v Castle. K. D. Pikevil'e. Perkins, Miss Janie M. Gilreath, Moravian Falls. Miss Mary E. Pipkin, Pikeville, No. 1. AV. R. Triplett, Pur'es.r. Mrs. Nilla Laneaster, Pikeville, No. 1. C. C. Walker, Windy Gap. Miss Grant, Saulston, No. 1. Daisy D. G. Wiles, Hays. Miss Boidah Crawford, Goldsboro, No. 5. Jliss Laura Higgins, Mulberry. Miss Sudie Deans, Saulston, No. 1. D.. Aliss Zora Walsh, Purlear. Jliss Sallie No. 2. Norris, LuGrange, Mrs. B'anche Miller, Bowles. Miss Lancas^i No. 2. Maggie r, LaGrange, Mrs. Louie Bullis, Nortn Wilkesboro, No.l. Miss Perminali Dees, (Goldsboro, No. 6. E. U. Elmore, North Wilkesboro, No. 2. Miss Pennie Go'dsboro, No. 5. Hill, J. B. Ray, Jarvis. No. 2. Miss I>iana Whitford, Go'dsboro, U. G. Foster, Champ-on. No. 5. Miss Ruth Scott, Golf'.=boro, Miss Myrtle Gilliam, Austin. H. No. 5. L. Reeves, Goldsburo, J. C. Hoots, Benham. WIIiKES. H. L. Greene, Millers Creek. I. C. Woodruff, Moxloy. Mrs. Addie E. Sale, Nf,v Castle. Miss Nova Carlton, Pi-omer. E. G. Settlemyre, Wi^kesboro. Walter Dimmette, Noi-th Wilkesboro, No.2. 1S8 SCKCOL STATISTICS A ND SCHOOL TEACHER?

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Educational Statistics. M'tchcll 6,422 893.68 4,908 6S6.72 c Montgomery a a R'oore •p o . o 9,200 1.2SS.44 ^ash 8,904 1,2.54..56 %>.^^ New Hanover 7,003 l,(Hi4.02 COUNTIES. o . =^ = Northampton 7,164 1,0112.56 o c = « Onslow . 4,4S4 627..36 •g.2 Orange 4,810 673.84 Pamlico 3,3!)6 475.04 Pa^niiotank 4,802 680.28 o o Pend r 4,793 670.62 H -I. Perquimans 3,7i;6 521.24 Alamance 9,264 1,296.56 Person 5.637 783.73 Alexander 3,983 557.22 Pitt 11,744 1,043.76 Alleghany 3,206 448.44 Polk 2,.5'H 3.58.56 Anson 7,957 1,113.58 T?andolph 10,058 1,407.72 Ashe 7,505 1,050.30 Riclimond 6,362 800.28 Beaufort 8,951 1,2.52.74 Pobesnn 16,582 2,320.82 Bertie 7,043 1,U7U.82 Rockingham 12,899 1,805.46 liladen 6,956 973.44 Kowan 11,904 1,600.16 Brunswick 5,141 719.34 Rutherford 9,080 1,270.80 Buncombe 15,912 2,227.28 Sampson 9,6>9 1,3.50.46 Burke 6,623 927.10 Scotland 3.844 5.^7.76 Cabarrus 8,511 1,191.14 Stanly 7,.%1 1,0;-!0.14 Caldwell 6,531 913.94 Stokes 7,020 932.40 283.52 Camden 2,028 Surry 10,293 1,440.62 Carteret 4,127 577..38 Swain 3,283 4.59.22 6S6.16 Caswell 4,904 Transylvania 2,3.53 329.02 Catawba 9,417 1,317.98 Tyrrell 1,7.03 242.22 Chatham 8,5>!6 l,lHi.G4 Lnion 10,903 1,520.02 Cherokee 4,7G7 606.98 Vance 7,037 984.78 Chowan 470..30 3,405 Wake 20,244 2,8:«..50 Clay 1,502 218.28 Warren 6,831 955.94 Cleveland 9.SS9 1,.3S2.S0 , Washington 3,022 506.63 Columbus 8,942 1,251.48 Watauga 5,213 729.42 Craven 7,291 1,020.34 Wayne 11.229 1,.571. 60 Cumberland 11,798 1,651.32 I Wilkes 10,810 1,.513.00 Currituck 364 86 2,609 , Wilson 8,.519 l.in2 26 Dare 1,687 2:i5.78, Yadkin 5,303 742.02 Davidson 9,065 1,208.70, Yancey 4,596 643.04 Davie 4,646 650.04 Duplin 7,989 1,118.06 Total 714,571 $100,000.00 Durham 10,375 1,452.10 Edgecombe 9,949 1,392.46 Forsyth 12,965 1,814.70 CORPORATIOXS CHARTERED Franklin 8,808 1,232.72 Gaston 12,121 1,6U6.54 Gates 3,712 519.23 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1893 21 Graham 1,752 244.88 VoT tlie year ending Nov. 30, 1894 115 Granville 8,182 1,145.08 For the year ending Nov. 30. 1895 1.33 Greene 3,857 539.58 For the year ending Nov. .30, 1896 151 Guilford 17,832 2,405.82 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1897 147 Halifax 11,281 1,573.94 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1898 156 Harnett 6,977 976.38 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1899 207 Haywood 6,156 861.44 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1900 306 Henderson 5,269 737.26 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1901 327 Hertford 5,182 725.08 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1902 395 Hyde 3,147 440.18 For the year ending Nov. 30. 1903 554 Iredell 10,937 1,530.78 For the year ending Nov. 30," 1904 640 Jackson 4,403 616.02 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1905 6!i5 Johnston 12.583 1,701.22 For the year ending Nov. 30, 1906 963 Jones 2,833 396.22 For the year endirg Njv 30, 1907 969 Lenoir 6,605 924..30 Lincoln 6,104 854.16 Macon 607.48 4,342 North. Carolina Interest "Laxr. Madison 7.771 1,087.54 Martin 8,833 1,2.36.12 The legal rate of interest is six per cent McDowell 5,358 749.72 It is contrary to law to chajge a higher Mecklenburg 19,377 2,712.12 rate. NEWSPAPERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. 191 Newspapers of North Carolina.

[Abbreviations.— Deir.., Democratic; Rep., Republican; Pop., Populists- Ind., Inde- Pres penrlint; E., Educational. Epis., Episcopal, Indus., Industrial; , Presr.yterian; M., .Methodist; M. P., Metludi?t Protestant; H., Baptist; Rol., religious; Ad., advertising; A., Athletics; Lit., Liteiary; <\., quarterly;.., yearly; S., social; d., daily; w., weekly; s\\., semi-weekly; m., Monthly; bm., bimi-ntlily. Town. Name of Paper. Editor. hi on College Christian Sun, Chris., w J. 0. Atkinson Graham Grahap; Tribune, Rep., w ?>. G. Foster Graham Alanunoe Gleaner, U'em., w ..J. B. Kernodle Aurlington Burlinj;ton News, Dera., w Ogden F. Crowsoa Taylorsville Mountain Scout, w A. C. Payne Sparta Star, L'em., w A. S. Caison Cheirylane Blue Ridge Eagle, Rep., w John T. Miles Vadesboro Anson'an W. C. Brown V/adesboro MLSStiiger-Inlelligencer, D^m., w J. G. Boylin Jttferson Watchman, w A. E. Tilley .leffcrson Jefferson Recorder, Dem., w T. W. Adams, V/ashington Progress, Dem., w W. K. Jacobson vvashinfiton Messe;)^or, Dera., d C. L. Stevens Washington Gazet<^e, Dem., w C. L. Stevens Windsor Windsor Ledger, Dem., w S. W. Kenney Clark ton Clarktcn Express, Dem.,.. w A. C. Johnston Soutliport SouthpiTt Herald, Dem., w Howard C. Curtis Asheville Big Stick, Lit., m M. A. Whittmore Asheville Asheville Citizen, Dem., d. and w James II. Caine .^sheville Ashev.'lk Gazr tte-News, Ii'd, d Earle Godby Morganton News-Mirald, Dem., w T. G. Cobb Jloiganton Deaf Carolinian, E., bm... Mrs. L. A. Winston Concord Scotia Seminary News, E., m D. J. Satterfield Concord Evening Tribune, Dem., d James F. Hurley Concord Tribune. Dem., w...; James F. Hurley Concord ConcjK' Times, Dem., sw J. B. Sherrill Linoir Lenoir News, Ind., sw H. C. Martin Lenoir Lenoir Topic, Dem., w W. M. Moore Morehead City Coaster, Dem., w W. L. ArendcU Milton Times, Ind., w Marcus W. Winstead Yanceyville Caswell Democrat, Dem., w A. "i'ancey Kerr Newton Catawba Co;ii ty News, D.m., sw C. II. Mebane Newton Newton Enterprise, Dem., \\ F. M. Williams Hickory Reformed Church Standard, Rel., bm L. L. Murphy Hickory Hickory Democrat, Dem., vv J. H. Ilolbrook Hickory Timep-Mercuiy, Pop., sw J. F. Click Hickory Our Church Record, Luth., m A. L. Crouse Pittsboro Chatham Record, Dem., tv H. A. London. Siler City Siler Hfy Grit.w P. H. Elkins Murphy Cherokee Scout, w J. S. Meroney Edenton Baptist, B., m H. K. Mashburn Edenton Edenton Transcrip, Dem., w W. F. Swaringen. Ilayesville Clay County Courier, w G. W. Sanderson Shelby Shelby Aurora, Rep., w J. H. Quinn Shelby Clevelard Star, Dem., sw H. T. Hudson Kings Mountain. .Kings Mountain Herald, Dem., w C. A. Eury Whiteville News-Reporter, Dem., w F. A. Bizzell Vineland Whiteville Echo, Dem., w .....J. Edgar Dupree

New Bern Sun . R. M. Phillips New Bern New "prn Journal, Ind. Dem., sw Charles L. Stevens New Bern New Bern Journal, Ind. Dem., sw Cliales L. Stevens New Bern New Bern Sun, Dem., d ..R. M. Phillips Fayetteville Standard E. R. McKelhan Fayetteville Fayetteville Daily Observer, Dem., d E. J. Hale Fayetteville Fayetteville Observer, Dem., w E. J. Hale haeford Facts and Figures, Dem., v D. S. Poole 'f honiasville Times, Dem., w J. F. Westmoreland Thomasville Charity and Children, B., w Archibald Johnson Lexington North St.ite, Rep., w Lexington Dispatch, Dem., w H. B. Varner

Cooleemee Banner, , w T. R. Walsh Mocksville Mocksville Courier, Dem., w Willian. K. Clement —^ Vi: NEWSPAPKKS OF NOUTH CAUOLiiNA.

Town. Name f>f Paper. Editor. Mucksville Davie "ecord, Rep., w Frank Stroud XI. \\'arsa\v ])iipl:ii Journal, Dem., w John Faison Kfiiiinsville Kastein Caioiina News, Dein., w D. S. Hinca Durham Daily Pun, licm., d .lames A. Robinson J)>iiham Morninf Herald, d Jo3. H. King Puiham Rctordnr. Ind., w Zcb. P. Council T)uiham South Atlantic Quarterly, Lit., q Edwin Mims and VV. H. Glassoo rmrham Trinity Archive, E., m, \V. A. Stanbury 1 arboro Edgecombe .Advocate F. A. Moore T.i'.boro Tarbori Southerner, Dem., d Frank Powell Tarboro Tarboco Soutl-frner, Dem., w .....Frank Powell Viinston-Salem .. .Mtsser!,'ir, Agri., w J. G. Pepper Winston-Salim. ... Winston Sahm Journal, D.'m., d Jno Paul Lucas Winston-Salem. ...Daily Sentinel, Dem., d H. R. Dwire Winston-Salem Western Sentinel, Dem., sw H. R. Dwire Winston-Salem.. ..Union Republican, Rep., w J. B. Goslen Winston-Sal(m....Acaden^y, E., m J- H. Clewell V. inston-SaUm Wact.oNia Mniavian, Mora, m E. T. Mickey Winston-Sakm....Sout!crn Tobacco Journal, T., w G. E. Webb H'inston-Sa'cm....South"in Hon.-^ Journal, Lit., m George L. Andre Winston-Salem Business Guide, Ind., ni - M. L Stewart Kernersville Forsyth News, w T. J. Lowry louisburg j'ranklii. Times, Dem., w Jamea A. Thomas Boddie louisburg Franl'in I'TOgrcss. Dem., v William W. Gastonia Gastonia i^azHte, Ind. Dem., bw Wm. Atkins Gastonia Gastonia NlWo, Ind. Dem., sw Hugh Long J- A. Smith Bessimir City ...Pessenior City Messenger, , w Cherrvville Cherryviile Eagle, Ind., w John M. Magness Oxford Orplian's Friend and Masonic Journal, Masonic, w John Nichols Cixford Oxford Public Ledger, Dem., w F. M. & W. M. Pinnix Pnow Hill Standard-Laconic, Dem., w J. E. Debnam Gibsonville Timrs Ind., w Otis D. Phillips High Point Evansrolist, Rel., w W. L. Mellichamp High Point Daily Enterprise, Ind. Dem., d J. J. Farrisa High Point Weeklv Enterprise, Ind. D.m., w J. J. Farrisa high Point Southrm FurnHure Journal. T., m Wilber Jonea High Point Friends Messenger, Rel., m Eli Reeee Greensboro Greensboro Patriot, Dem., w \f. M. Barber Greensboro Daily Record Dem., d J. M. Reece Greensboro Green.sboro Telegram, Dem., d R. W. Haywood Greensboro Our Church Record, M., w J. f- McCulloch Greensboro Aposto.ic Messenger, Hol., sw Winfrcd R. Cox Greensboro North Carolina White Ribbon, W. C. T. U., m-Mis. Elltn J. Y.Preyer Greensboro Picdm.jnt Messenger, Bap, sw , J. H. Rich Gre:nsl)oro North Carolina Christian Advocate, Rel., w Hugh M. Blair Greensboro State Normal Magazine, E., bm Mi's Annie G. Randall Greensboro Woman's Missionary Record, M., m Mrs. J. F. McCulloch Greensboro Everything, L., m Al Fairhrother Greensboro Daily Industrial News, Rep., d W. A. Hildebrand Greensboro Southern Mills, Indus., m, R. S. Fitzgerald Greensboro Southern Eleeliician, Elec, m R. S. Fitzgerald Greensboro Labor News, Labor, w A. J. Williams and Lewis Burtnett Guilford College. .Collegian, Lit., m Students H. W. Collins Enfield Progn s.-,. Dem., w Knfield Neuse Riyer Times, Bap., w Gary Pittm.'.n and John C. Love Scotland Neck... Commoiiwealth, Dem., w E. E. Hilliard H. B. Harrell Weldon Eastern Sentinel, , w Weldon Roanoke News, Dem., w John W. Sledfe Littleton Times-H-rald, Dem., w R. E. Edwarda I- H- Withers Lillington Lillington News, Dem., w Pittman Dunn Guide, bem., w -LP- Puie's Creek Little River Record, E., w J. A. Campbell Canton Cantor Observer O B. Jeffreys Waynesville WavneS' ille Courier, Dem.. w G. C. Briggs Henderson villo... French Broad Hustler, Dem., w M. L. Shipman Hendersonville... Western N. C. Times, Rep., w T. W. Valentine Murfreesboro Murfre pboro Index, Dem., w J- W. Hicks Mooresville MooresviMe Enterprise, Dem., sw Robeson & Nonvood Statrsvillc Landmerk, [nd. Dem., BW R. R. Clark Statesvillo Iredell Count.' Mascot, Dem., BW O E. Orowson '- NEWSPAPERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. 193

Town. Name of Paper. Editor.

. \V. IJarium Springs .Our Fatiierless Ones, Pres , m R. Boyd Svlva Jackson County Journal, Uem., w W. E. Gaillard Srriillifield Smith. T. Edwards Kin.^ton Kinston Free Press, Dem., sw D. T. Edwards I.aGrange LaGrai ?e S-ntinel, Dem., \v D. H. Petree Linco'nton Lincoln Countj Times, Rep., w L. B. Thompson Lincolnton Lincoln Couniy News, Dem., sw \V. A. Fair >!arion McDowell Democrat, Dem., w 3. E. Whitten Franklin Franklin Press, Ind., w M. D. Billings Marshall French Broad News, Rep., w L. J. Bailey Marshall Madison County Record, D.m., w J. R. Swann J,uii;sville News, Dem., vr A. Corey Williamston Gospel Messenger, Prim. B., m S. Hassell, J. E. W. Henderson Williamston Enterprise, Dem., w A. E. Whitmore Jiimestown Advan'^e, Frar., w W. H. Quick Cliarlotte Advertiser, Ind., w J. T. Sanders Ciiar'.otte Gazette, w S. B. Pride Charlotte Peoples Paper, Ind., w J. P. Sossaman (Charlotte Charlotte Observer, Ind. Dem., d J. P. Caldwell Charlotte Charlotte Observer, Ind. Dem., sw J. P. Caldwell ( har'otte Caroliia Medical Journal, Med., m W. H. Wakefield Charlotte Southern Publisher, T., m M. L. Yeager Char:otte Charlotte News, Dcm., d W. C. Dowd Charlotte Times Democrat, Dem., w W. C. Dowd Oharlotte Presbyterian Standard, Prcs., w P. R. Law Charlotte Star o" Zion. Mcth., W J. W. Smith Charlotte Evening Chronicle, Dem., d Wade H. Harris Charlotte Carolinp Pythian, Py., m J. G. Baird Char'otte Messenger of Hope, P. Epis., m Walter J. Smith Charlotte American Textile Manufacturer, Tex., w W. C. Dowd Charlotte Mill News G. S. Escott Charlotte Charlotte Medical Journal, .Med., m Edward C. Register Cornelius News-Reporter, Dcm., w. B. B. Smith Davidson Davidson College Magazine, Lit., m Societies Bakcrsville Mitchell Observer, w F. S. Starrette Tioy Jlontjomerian, Dem., w ...W. F. Hunsucker Carthage Blade, Dem., w W. H. McNeill Carthage Moore County News, Dem.. w H. A. Foote Pint hurst Outloolt w H. L. Jillson S;.nford Express P. H. St. Clair Southern Pines. . .Tourist, w ri. E. Foss Nashville Graphic, Dem., w M. W. Linclve Rocky Mount Rockv Mount Record J. H. Herbert Reicky Siount Twin County Echo, Dem., w H. R. Kinlaw Wilmington Southern LumLcr Journal, Trade, sw Z. W. Whitehead Wi'mington Evenin.-. Dispatch, Dem., d R. P. McClamy Wilmington Mornirg S"ar, Dem., d William H. Bernard Wilmington Star, D^rn., w William H. Bernard Wilmington Wilmington Messenger, Inel., d Sam T. Ashe 'Vilmington Messenger, Ind., sw Sam T. Ashe \vi!niington Carolina Fruit and Truck C!rowers' Journal, T., bm..Z. W. Whitehead P.ch Square Roanoke-Chowan Times, Ind. Dem., w . .Andrew J. Conner Jacksonville Weekly Enterprise, D'em., w A. C. Dawson Chapel Hill Univers'ty of North Carolina Magazine, Lit., bm W. E. Yelverton Chapel Hill University Record, E., m Faculty Chapel Hill Tar Heel, A., w H. B. Gunter Chapel Hill News, Dem., w W. B. Thompson llillsboro Orang- County Observer, Dnn., w Joseph A. Harris Payboro Bavb^ro S ntinel, Dem., w. W. T. Caho Oriental Orient.. Ind., w J. T. Stradling Elizabeth City Roannke Tribune, Ind., w D. W. Perkins Elizabeth City Tar Heel .. ...E. A. Womble Burgaw Pendc- Chronicle, Dem., v A. R. Groom, Jr. Roxboro Courier, Dem., w John A. Noell Greenville Daily Re ector, Dcm., d .. .D. J. Whichard Greenville Eastern P>eflector, Dem., w D. J. Whichard Greenville King'^ Weekly, Dem., w H. T. King Free Ayden Will Baptist, Bap., v/ E. T. Phillips

-13- 194 NEWSPAPERS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Town. Name rf Paper. Editor. Tryon Tryon r?oe, Ind., w George E. Morton Tryon Tryon Thermal Belt W. C. Corcoran Madison Herald C. 0. McMichael Co'unibus I'olk Coiinty News, Ind., w Chas. Williams Randleman Times, v, IJarry W. Ormsby Randhman Central North Carolinian, Ind., w W. T. Boone Ashboro Asliboro Courier, Dem., w William C. Hammer j\shboro Randolph Bulletin, R^p., u U. S. Hayes Hamlet Messeng-er-Review, Ind., w H. W. Townsend l>ocking-ham Anglo-Saxon, Ind., w J. M. Smith Maxton Scottis!. Chiet, Dem., w W. B. Hark.-r Lumberton Robesonian, Dem., sw J. A. Sharpe Red Springrs Citizen, Dem.. w ....B. B. Branch I'airmont Messenger, Dem., w S. F. Thompson Reidsville Review, Dem., sw J. T. and Manton Oliver Rpidsville Webst-r'b Weekly, Dem., v John B. Webster I/caksville Gazette. I?^m , vv ....J. T. Darlington Salisbury Caroliim Watchman, Dem, w Wil.iam H. Stewart Salisbury Daily Post, Dem., d John M. Julian Salisbury Post, Dem., sw Jolm M. Julian (rtscent Ra.vs, F... m J. M. L. Lyerly Rutherfordton Sun, I'em., w W. H. Miller Clinton Sampson Democrat, Dem., w H. J. Hines Clinton Holines-- Advocate, Hoi., sui A. B. Grumpier I.aurinburg Exchjiige, Dem., w Muck Cam ron Alljemaile Albemarle Chronicle, Rep, w W. A. Jones A:bemarlc Stanly Enterprise, Dem., w J. D. Bivins Walnut Cove Stok's County News, Ind., -v L. G. Levvis Danbury Danbujy Reporter, Ind. Deni., w N. E. iind E. P. Pepper Mecca Watchnuin of Truth, Bap., m William R. Welborn Flkin Elkin Times, Ind., w T. M. George Mt. Airy Mt. Ai'y News, Dem., w J. E. Johnson Mt. Airy Mt. Aiiy Leader, Rep., w J. E. Allbright Pilot Mountain.. .Courier, w W. G. Howlett FJryson City Times Ind., w D. M. Sandridge Bryson City Brace J. S. Smiley Brevard Sylvian Valley News, Dem., w j. J. Min^^ Marshville Our Home, Ind., w J. Z. Greene Monroe Monn.c' Enqi;:rer, Ind., w H. C. Ashcraft Monroe Monroe Journal, Ind. Den,., vv R F. Beasley Waxhaw Waxlipv.- Enterprise, Ind. Dem., w P. T. Way Hendnson Gold Leaf, Dem., w Thad R. Manning KUtrell M-^sserg r and Educator. E., m J. R. Hawkins Pa'eigh News and Observer, Dem., C Josephus Daniels Raleigh Farmer and Mechanic, A., w Josephus Daniels Raleigh North Carolinian, Dem., w Josephus D'ani Is Raleigh St. .\Hgustin^'s Record., K., m A. B. Hunter La'eigh Caucasian, Rep., w Marion Butl r Raleigh Biblical Recorder, Bap., v Hight C. Moore Raleigh Progressive Farmer, Agri., w ..Clarence H. Poe rahiTh Times. Dem., d Raleigh Christi.in Advocate, M., w T. N. Ivpy Kaleigh American J. O. U. A. M., sm Z. P. Smith Raleigh Merchants Journal and Commerce, T., m Norman H. Johnson Ra'eigh Raleigh Enterprise, Ind., w J. L. Rams^v Raleigh Bulletin, Agri., m S. L. Patt-rson and Staff Nazareth Truth. Cath., m Thomas F. Price Apex Journal, Dem., w L. S. Franklin Wake Forest Wake Forest Bulletin W. L. Foteat Wak- Forest Stud-nt, Lit., m Stud nts Littleton News Reporter, Dem., w T. R. Wa'k'^r Warrenton Record. Dem., w J. C. Hardy Poone Watauya D'^mocrat R. C. Rivers Bonne T-achers' Record D. S. Lee Todd Little Baptist Wiil^t Mi'l-r Plymouth Roanolv- Bacon C. V W. Ausbon Mviunuth Washington County Tim?s Geo. W. Jackson Coldsboro Goldsboio Record. Ind., w C. a. & G. W. Brown Goldsboro Hom-, Frat., bm L F. Brinson Orphan - (^nldsboro Go'd-boro H'-adlight, D-^m., w ^ ti^-.^^.. BANKS AND BANKERS OF NORTH CAROrjNA 195

lown. NaniP of Pap'^i. Kditor. Goldsboio Baptist Review, Bap., sm B. W. Nasli Goldsboio Holiness Advocate, Hoi., sm A. B. Grumpier Goidsboro Goldsboio Argus, Dem., d Toseph E. Robinson Ooldsboro Weekly Argus, lyem., w Jc-feph E. Robinson Mt. Olive Mt. 0!!ve Tribune F. R. Mintz Wilk sboro Patriot C. H. Cowles N. Wilkesboro Union Flag. lat., vv R. F. Reynolds N. Wi.kesboro.... Hustler, Deni., w W. E. Pharr Wilkesboro Chronicle, Dem., w R. A. Deal Moravian Falls... Yellow Jacket, Rep., w R. Don Laws Dellaplane Ship and Eagle, Rep., w Jay W. Majors Wi:son Daily Times, Dem., d John D. God Wilson Semi-Weekly Times, Dem., v John D. Gold Wilson Zion's Landmark, Prim. B., sw P. D. Gold Wilson Carolina Evangel, Chris., w A. B. Cunningham, W. G. WalKer Wilson Indust.ial Advocate, a J. O. Foy Wi'son Industiial Advocate, w J. O. Foy Elm City Mirror, Dem.,w John W. Blount "^adkinville Yadkin Ripple, Rep., vi ; C. M. Ward n Burnsville Black JJountp.in Eagle, Dem., w Lyon & Lewis

Banks and Bankers of North C^irolina. state Banks of North Carolina. Bank of Pamlico—Bayboro; Capital, $10,- 000; President, T. A. Uzzell; Cashier, Z. Bank of Aberdeen—Aberdeen; $15,- Opital, V. Rawls. 000; President, H. A. Pago; Cashier, J.

W. Graham. Bank of Beaufort—Beaufort ; Capital, $10,- Presid T. A. Bank of Ahoskie— 000; nt, Uzzell; Cashier, Ahoslue; capital, $12,500; Thomas Thomas. President, J. T. Williams; Cashier, D. R. McGlohan. Commonwealth Bank- -Black Mountain; Cabarrus Savings Bank (branch of Cabarrus Capital, $10,000; President, J. W. Savings Bank, Concord)--Aibpmarle; Pres- Dougherty; Cashier, E. F. McNeely. Va Bank and id nt, W. L. Woodhouse; Cashier, M. J. Swannanoa — ley Trust Co., Harris, Jr. — (chart r^d) Back Mountain; Capital, Stanly County Loan and Trust, Co. Albe- $10,000. — marle; Capital, $25,0(tO: President, J. R. Beaufort Banking and Trust Co. Beaufort; Price; Cashier, J. M. Peeler. — Capital, $50,000; Prei-idcnt, N. W. Tay- Merchants and Manufai turers Bank An- lor; Cashiiir, H. —E. Swann. drews; Capital, $10,00i.. President, W. P. Bank of Be, haven Beihav.n; Capital, $25,- Walker; Cashier, J. VI Porter. 000; Presid nt, J. A. WLkinson; Cashier, Merchants and Farmert- Bank—Apex; Capi- W. E. Stubbs. tal, $5,000; President W. H. Harward; Pank of Benson (branch of Bank of Smith- Cashier, J. R. Cunningham. lield)—Benson; Pr( sident, W. L. Woodall; Bank of Randolph—Ashboro; Capital, $21,- Cashier, J. H. Rose 400; President, O. R Cox; Cashier, W. Bethel Banking and Trust Co.—Bethel; J. Armfield, Jr. Capita, $5,6 10; President, M. O. Blount; Battery Park Bank— .Vshevilie; Capital, Cashier, W. H. Wooarel. $100,000; Prcsidrnt. J.".mes P. Sawyer; Bank of Blowing Rick—Blowing Rock; Cashier, J. E. Rankin. Capital, .$5,000; Pr s'dent, C J. Parher; Citizens Trust and Savings Bank—Ashe- Ca.shitr, G. M. Sudderth. ville; Capital, .$50,000; President, E. L. Watauga County Bank—Boone; Capital, Ray; Cashier, J. A. Campbell. $10,000; Prrsid" nt, N L. Mast; Cashier, Vi'achovia Loan and Tiusi Co. (branch —of George Hagaman. — Wachovia Loan and Trust Co , Winston) Prevard Banking Co. Brevard; Capital, Asheville; Prrsid nt, T. ?. Morrison, .$25,000; Pr sid nt, R. U. D ave Casiuer, (chm.); Cashier, W. T^. Williamson. T. H. Shipman. Bank of Aulandrr—Aulander; Capital, $7,- Peoples; Bank— Breyard : Capital, $14,000 850; President, C. W Mitchell; Cashier, Prrsident, T. T. Patton; Cashier, W. P. J. W. Mitchell. Whitmire. of Bank— Punk Aurora—Aurora , Capital, $10,000; Biyson City Bryson City; Capital, President, J. B. AVhi''thurst; Cashier, 0. $5,000; Pr-sidant. D. "k. Collins; Cashier, M. Hooker. J. R. Long. Bank of Ayden—Ayden-. Capital, $21,500; S>\ain County Bank—Brvson Citv; Capital, President, Joseph Dixon; Cashier, J. R. $10,000; Prrsident, A.' M. Fry; Cashier, Smith. A. J. De Hart,- Jr. Mitche'l County Bank— Bakersville; Capital, Bank of Pnd -r—Buroraw: Canital. $12 400; $20,000; Pr sid nt, J. S. Wilson; Ca.shier, Pr°=id nt. W. D. doom; Cashier, C. C. R. H. Bradshaw. Branch. BANUS AND BANKERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. I — Alamance Loan and Tnis^ Co. Burlington; Citizens Bank—CreedmOvr; Capital, $7,500; Capital, $(jO,000; President, J. H. Holt; President, Z. E. Lyon; Ca.shier, L E. Cashier, J. M.— Fi.x. Harris. Pitdniont Bank Burlington: Capital, $100,- The Bank of Creswell—Creswell; Capital, COO; President, J. W Murray; Cashier, H. $5,000; President, Thos. W. Blount; Cash- Lee Fowle. ier, D. E. Woodley. I'ank of Yancey—BurnsNJlle; Capital, $12,- Pank of Davidson—Derton; Capital, $25,- 000; President, J. W Higgins; Cashier, J. 000 (chartered.) M. Lyon. Bank of Dallas—Dallas; Capital, $10,000; Cantor. Champion Bank— ; Capital, $10,000; President, L. L. Jenkins; Cashier, M. A. Prtsidtnt, G. W. Maslin; Cashier, O. M. Carpenter. — Hampton. — Eank of Elizabethtown Elizabethtown; Bank of Carlton Carlton; Capital, $15,000; Capital, $5,000; President,C. W. Lyon; President, Alden Howell; Cashier, G. N. Cashier, J. M. Clark. Henson. — Bank of Stokes County—Danbury; Capital, Bank of Carthage Carthage; Capital, $10,- .$10,000; President, J. H. Prather; Cashier, 000; President, W. J. Adams; Cashier, N. Eugene Pepper. D. S. Ray. American Trust Co. (>.'-anch of American Lank of Moore—Carthagf-; President, H. L. Trust Co., Charlotte)^Davidson; President, Spence; Cashier, M. G. Daliymple. Geo. Stevens; Cashier W. H. Thompson. Bank of Cliadbourn—Chadbourn; Capital, Surry County Loan and Trust Co. (branch $10,000; President, J. A. Brown; Cashier, of Surry County Loan and Trust Co., Mt. D. C. Clark. Airy) —Dobson; Pres'dent W. F. Carter; Bank of Chapel Hill—Chapel Hill; Capital, Cashier, R. C. Lewellvn. $1.5,000; President, L A. Gjie; Cashier, Bank of Dover—Dover; Capital, $5,000; W. D. Wildman. President, G. V. Richardson; Cashier, Peoples Bank—Chapel Hill; C.ipital, $5,000; —. — . Caton. President, H. H. Williams, Cashier, H. Bank of Harnett—Duke; Capital, $10,000; Lloyd. President, B. N. Dul-e, Cashier, E. P. Am.rican Trust Co. —Charlotte; Capital, D'avis. $200,000; President, George Stephens; Bank of Cape Fear—Dann: Capital, $5,000; Cashier, W. H. Wood. President, R. M. Nelson; Cashier, C. R. Charlotte Trust Co.—Charlotte; Capital, Y'oung. $100,000; President, J. H. Little; Cash- Fidelity Bank—Durham; Capital, $100,000; ier, W. N. Hagwood. President, B. N. Duke; Cashier, John F. Cherryville Bank—Ch_rryville; Capital, $15,- Wiley. 000; President, S. S. ilauney: cashier, M. Alerehants Bank—Durham; Capital, $25,000; L. Mauney. Piesident, C. C. Thomas; Cashier, P. S. Bank of China Grove—China Grove; Capi- Hutchins. tal, $10,000; President, C. B. Miller; Peoples Bank—East Durham: Capital, $10,- Cashier, W. C. Sifferd. 000; President, Y'. E. Smith; Cashier, J. Bank of Bladen—Clarkl on; Capital $13,630; W. Wilkinson. Pr sident, L. B. Evans; Cashier, E. C. Bank of Edenton—Edenton; Capital, $50,- Clark. 000; President, Julien Wood; Cashier, E. Clayton Banking Co.—Clayton; Capital, C. Rea. Citizens $10,000; President, Ashley Home; Cashier, Bank—Edenton ; Capital, $25,000; C. M. Thomas. President, H. C. Privatt; Cashier, Chas. Merchants and Farmers Bank—Clevelana; H. Wood. Capital, $5,000; President, J. A. Lyerly; Citizens Bank—Elizabeth City; Capital, Cashitr, Clarence Rosebro. $25,000; President, O. MacMulien; Cashier, Bank of Clinton—Clinton; Capital, $20,000; M. R. Griffin. President, L. A. Bethune; Cashier, H. Mitchell County Bank, (branch of Mitchell McKinnon. — County Bank, Bakersville)-Elk Park; Bank of Sampson Clinton; Capital, $15,- President, J. S. Wilson; Cashier, Harvey 000; President, G. A. Norwood; Cashier, Bailey. F. W. Peterson. Pfink of Ellenboro—Ellenhoro; Capital, $4,- Merchants and Farmers Bank—Columbia; 510; President, D. B. Harrell: Casiher, W. Capital, $10,000; Prpsident, B. F. Dun- S. Simmons. can; Cashier, R. H Spruill. Elm City Bank—Elm City; Capital, $10,- Cabarrus Savings Bank—Concord; Capital, 000; President, John L. Bailey; Cashier, $94,400; President, K. L Woodhouse; E. O. McGowan. Cashier, C. W. Swink Toisnot Banking Co. —Elm City; Capital, Citizens Bank and Ti-ust Co. —Concord; $20,000; President, R. S. Wells; Cashier, Capital, $.30,000; President, A. J. Yorke; C. A. Barnes. Cashier, C. B. Wagoner.— Pank of Enfield—Enfield; Capital. $10,000; Bank of Cooleemee Cucleemee; Capital, President, George B. Curtis; Cashier, Ivey $5,000; President, J. B. Mason; Cashier, Watson. J. H. L. Rice. Commercial and Farmers Bank—Enfield; Eank of Cornelius—ComcHus; Capital, $10,- Capital, $10,000; President, S. C. Bella- CtOO; President, F. C. Sherrill; Cashier, J. mv; Cashier, E. W. Simpson. T. Beard. Pnnk of Fair Bluff—Fair Bluff; Capital, BANK? AND BANKERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. 197

$10,000; President, J. E. Dick; Cashier, Gardner. J. F. Rogers. Bank of Grover—Grover; Capital, $10,000; Bank of Fairmont—Fairmont; Capital, $9,- President, J. F. Jenkins; Cashier, Frank 500; President, A. S. Thompson; Cashier, Turner. F. L. Blue. Bank of Halifax—Halifa.x; Capital, $.3,850;

Hank of Faison—Faison ; Capital, $10,000; President, W. H. S. Burgwyn; Cashier, F. President, W. E. Borden; Cashier, H. H. Gregory. McD. Williams. Pank of Hamilton—Hamilton; Capital, $25,- Usnk of Farmville—Farmville; Capital, $10,- 000; President, C. H. Baker; Cashier, Ed. (100; President, R. L. Davis; Cashier, J. Council. R. Davis. Bank of Hamlet—Hamlet; Capital, $8,850; Bank of Forest City—Forest City; Capital, Prpsident, E. A. Lackey; Cashier, J. S. .>)!12,000; Presid?nt, G E. Young; Cashier, Bishop. .1. S. Biggerstaff. Citiz.ns Bank—Henderson; Capital, $100,- Bank of Franklin—Franklin; Capital, $18,- 000; President, J. B. Owen; Cashier, W. 700; President, F. S. Johnston; Cashier, A. Hunt. J. G. Siler. Pank of Henderson\'ille—Hendersonville; Macon County Bank—Franklin; Capital, Capital, $27,000; President, J. M. Rhodes; *i5,000; President, J. A. Porter; Cashier, Cashier, J. P. Rickman. Lee Crawford. Hertford Banking Co. —Hertford; Capital, Citizens Bank—Franklinton; Capital, $15,- $15,000; President, W. S. Blancnard; 000; President, E. J. Cheatham; Cashier, Cashier, L. W. Norman. W. F. Joyner. Hickory Banking and Trust Co. —Hickory; Bank of Fremont—Fremont; Capital, $12,- Capital, $.35,000; President, J. F. Aber- 500; President, J. T. Hooks; Cashier, nethy; Cashier, .1. W Blackwelder. Cutlar Lee. Wachovia Loan and Trust Co. (branch of Mtrchants and Farmers Bank—Garvsburg; Wachovia Loan and Trust Co., Winston)— Capital, $7,320- President, A. J." Ellis; High Point; President, F. H. Fries; Cashifr, R. L. Reese Cashier, C. L. Glenn. Citston Loan and Trust Co, —Gpstonia; Capi- Carolina Savings Bank and Trust Co. —High tal, $15,000; President, L. L. Jenkins; Point; President, E. M. ArmCeld; Cashier, Cashier, E. G. McLurd. W. C. Petty. Bank of Gates—Gatesville; Capital, $10,000; Bank of Orange—Hi llsboro: Capital, $5,000; President, L. L. S^nith; Cashier, R. R. Prf.=ident, J. S. Spurgeon; Cashier, P. C. Taylor. Collins. Bank of Gibson—Gibson • Capital, $15,000; Pank of Hope Mills—Hope Mills; Capital, President, W. T. Pate; Cashier, L. M. $5,000; President. W. F. Blount; Cashier, Blue. E. W. Lasley. Bank of Gibsonville—Cibson\'ille; Capital, Bank of Hot Springs—Hot Springs; Capital, $10,000; President, \V. H. Mendenhall; $10,000; Presid-'nt, Thomas Frisbee; Cashier, .J. W. Boring-. Cashier, G. E. Naff Pank of Wayne—Goldsburo; Capital, $125,- Bank of Northampton —Jackson; Capital, 000; President, E. B. Borden: Cashier, W. $5,000; President, J. T. Fly the; Cashier, E. Borden. H. H. Grant. Citizens Bank—Graham; Capital, $10,000; Tank of Onslow—Jacksonville; Capital, $8,- President, J. .\. Long; Cashier, C. C. 000; President, J. W. Burton; Cashier, N. Thompson. — S. Cockran. Granite Falls Banii Granite Falls; Capital, Bank of Ashe—.Jeff erson ; Capital, $15,000; $8,000; President, R. G. Muore; Cashier, President, J. E. Finley; Cashier, W. H. W. S. Whisnant. Worth. American Exchange Bank—Greensboro; Bank of Jon^sboro—Jonesboro; Capital, Capital, $.500,000; President, E. P. Whar- $6,000; President, A. W. Huntley. ton; Cashier, R. G. Vaughn. Bank of Kenly—Keniy Capital, $10,000; bank of South Greensboro, (branch of Pr sideiit, R. A. Hales; Cashier, R. H. American Exchange Bank, Greensboro) — Alford. GreonsVjoro; President, E. P. Wharton; Bank of Kernersville—Kernersville; Capital, Cashier, E. L. Sider. $7,500; President, W. H. Mendenhall; Greensboro Loan and Trust Co. —Greens- Cashier, G. V. Fulp. boro; Capital, $200,000; President, J. W. I- orsvth Banking and Trust Co. —Kerners- Fry; Cashier, W. E. Allen. vifle; Capita', $6,7.50; President, J. Van Greensboro Commercial and Savings Bank—• Lindley; Cashier, J. M. Guyei. Grern^boro; Capital, 8125,000; President, Kings Mountain Bank—Kings Mountain; F. B. Ricks; Cashier, F. C. Boyles. Capital, $10,000; President, F. Dilling; Brink of Greenville—Greenville; Capital Cashier, W. S. Dilling $25,000; Prr.sident, R. L. Davis; Cashier Hank of Kinston—Kinston; Capital, $50,000; James L. Little. President, E. F. Cox; Cas^hier, R. C. Greenville Banking and Trust Co. —Green Strong. villp; Capital, $25,000; President, R. J Citiztns Bank—Kinston: Capital, $50,000; Cobb; Cashier, C. S. Carr. President, N. J. Rovse; Ca.shier, C. F. Bank of Grifton—Grifton; Capital, $10,000 Harvey. Presid-nt. W. W. Dawson; Cashier, G. T. Bapk of LaGrangp—LaGrange; Capital, BANKS AND BANKERS (>F NORTH CAROLINA.

?10,000; President, G. A. ^o^wood, Jr.; $30,000; President, J. E. Sherrili; Cashier, Cashier, J. D. Walteis. C. P. McNeely. Rouse Banliing Co. —LaGrange; Capital, Merchants and Farmers Bank—Mooresville; $15.nno- Pr sident, N. J. Rouse; Cashier, Capital, $-25,000; Presid-nt, E. W. Braw- T. R. Rouse. ley; Cashier, A. W. Colson. State; BaiiR— Laurinburs-; Capital, $40,000; Bank of Carteret-Morehtad City; Capital, President, J. A. Jones; Cashier, W. H. $20,000; President, R. W. Taylor; Cashier, Cooper. C. V. Webb. Bank of Leaksville—Leaksville; Capital, Bank of Morganton—Morganton; Capital, $30,000; President, D. F. King; Cashier, $16,000; Presid nt, J. A. Dickson; Cash- A. T. Hopper. ier, W. E. Walton. Bank of Lenoir—Lenoir: Capital, $10,000; Bank of Morven—Morven; Capital, $10,000; President, G. W. F. Harper; Cashier, J. President, T. V. Hardison- Cashier, M. H. Beall. L. Ham. Bank of Lexinarton—L<^xing-ton; Capital, Bank of Mount Airy—Mount Airy; Capital, $50,000; President, G. W. Montcastle; $30,000; President, J. H. Prather; Cashier, Cashier, W. H. MendenhaiL W. J. Byerly. tank of Liberty—Liberty; Capital, $5,000; Surrv County liOan and Trust Co. —Mount Prpsident, Lee H. Battle; Cashier, W. H. Airy; Capital. $22,400; President, W. F. Griffin. Carter; Cashier, G. D. Fawcett.— Bank of Lilesville—Liles\alle; Capital, $5,- Bank of Mount Gilead Mount Gllead; 000; President, J. F. Alexander; Cashier, Capital, $10,000; President, J. A. Mc- B. R. Wall. Aulav; Cashier, W. B. Cock.ian. Bank of Lillin^ton—Lillington; Capital, $6,- Mount" Holly Bank—Mount Holly; Capital, SnO: Pr- sident, N. A. Smith- Cashier, H. $10500: President, H. A. Rhjne; Cashier, T. Spears. J. J. Ormond. Bank of Littleton—Little ton; Capital, $10,- I?ank of Moimt Olive—Mount Olive; Capital, 000; President, J. H Harrison; Cashier, $25,000; President, ^V. E. Borden; Cash- H. F. Bonnev. ier, M. T. Brcazeale. Planters Bank—Littleton: Capital, $10,000; Citizens Bank of Mount Olive—Jlount O'ive; President, T. J. Miles; Cashier, M. J. Capital, $15,000; President, E. W. Kelley. Grant. Cabarrus Savings Bank of Mount Pleasant— Farmers and Merchant- Bank—Louisburg; Mount Pleasant; Capital, $25,000; Presi- Capital, $23 500; t^resident, William dent, H. I. Woodhouse; Cashier, L. J. Bailey; Cashier, T. W. Watcon. Foil. Bank of Lumb 'rton—Liimberton; Capital, Peoples Bank—Murfreesboro; Capital, $10,- $50,000; President, A W. McLean; Cash- 000; Pr-sident, D. C. Barnes; Cashier, P. ier, C. B. Tovvnsend. E. Jenkins. Bank of Ma'lison—Madison; Capital, $20,- Bank of Murphv—Murphy : Capital, $20,000; 000: President, J. M. Gadowr-y: Cashier, President, John H. Carter; Cashier, L. E J. O. Ragsdale. Bayless. and Trnst Co. — Ptop'les Bank— $16,000; MaysvlUe Banking Maj's- j Murphy; Capital, ville: (chartered); Capital, $25,000. Pr-sid'-nt, A. B. Dickey; Cashier, J. R. Bank of llanteo—Mant o; Capital, $-10,000; McClelland. President, K. C. Evans- Cashier, R. Bank of Nashville—Nashville; Capital, $5,- Bruce Etheridge. 000: President, S. F Austin; Cashier, W. Merchants and Farmers Bank—Marion; G. Dozier. Capital, $27,000; President, T. F. Wrenn; The Peoples Bank—New Bern; Capital, Cashier, R. F. Burton. $200,000; President, Wm. Dunn; Cashier, Bank of F'rench Broad—Marsha''l; Capital, T. A. Tzzell. $25,000; President, .T J. Redmon, Cash- Mutual Aid Banking Co. —New Bern; Capi- ii r, W. B. Rams"»y. tal, .$3,790..5n; President, C. C. Roach; Bank of Marshville—MarshviHe; Capital, Cashier, J. H. Fisher. $10,000: Pr-sident, J. H. Lee; Cashier, W. New Bern Banking and Trust Co. —New E. McWhirter. B-rn; Capital, .$200,000; President, J. B. Bank of Maxton—Maxton; Capital, $40,000; B'ad-'s; Cashier, G. " Pendeton. President. T. 0. Evans; Cashier, 0. C. Farmers and Merchants Bank—Newrton; Spanlding. Capital, $20,744.43; Presidpnt, J. H. Commercial and Farmers Bank—M^bane; Yount, Cashier, L. H. Phi'lips. Capital. $8,000- Pr-sidcnt, J. B. Mason; Bank of North ^^'iMc-sboro—North Wilkes- Cashier, S. G. Morgan. boro; Capital, $25,000; President J. E. Bank of Caswell—Milton; Capital, $5,000; Finl"y: Cashier, R. W. Gwyn. President, R. L. Watt; Cashier, E. Citizens Loan and Trust Co. —North Wilkes- Hines, Jr. boro; Capital, $25,000: President, R. W. Bank of Davii^-Moeksvi'le; Capital, $20,000; Gwyn; S c'y and Treas., H. W. Horton. President, W. A. Bailey; Cashier, T. J. Deposit and Savimrs Bank—North Wilkes- Byerly. boro: Capital, $-20,000; Presid-nt, W. F. of Bank Union—Monroe; Capital, $25,000; Trogdon ; Cashier, R. O. Absher. Presid-nt, W. S. Blakeney; Cashier, W. Bank of Norwood—Norwood; Capital, $12,- C. Stack. 5"0: President, T. A. Hathcock, Jr.; Bank of Mooresville—Mooresville; Capital, Cashier, L. AV. Hart. BAJJJiS AND BANKERS (,1K NORTH CAROLINA. 199

Bank of Old Fort—Old Fort; Capital, ?8,- Capital, $5,000; President, W H. S. Bur- (KX); PiYsid. nt, L. P. Crawford; Cashier, gwyn; Cashier, David Ba'lard. J. S. Bradley. Bink of Robersonville— Robersunville; Capi- of W. L. Bank Oriental—Oriental ; Capital, 14,970; tal, $15,000; President, Sherrod; President, G. H. Roberts; C.ishier, J. \V. Cashier, J. C. Roberson. Miller. B.-'.nk of Pee D_>e— Rockingham; Capital, Bank of Gianville, Oxford; Capital, $60,000; $25,000; President, W. L. Parsons; Cash- President, E. T. White; Cishier, H. G. ier, W. L. Parsons. Cooper. i-armers Bank—Rockingham; Capital, $15,- Bank of Parkton—Parkton; Capital, $10,000; 000; President, R. L. Steele; Cashier, L. Presid nt, John G. Hughes; Cashier, L. C. S. Covington. McArthur. Bank of Rocky Mount— Rocky Mount; Capi- Pilot Bank and Trust Co. —Pi!ot Mountain; tal, $100,000; Presid,nt, T. H. Battle; Capital, $25,700; President, W. A. Blair; Cashier, L. F. Tillery. Cashier, W. J. Swanson. Planters Bank—Rocky Mount; Capital, $50,- Bank of Pine Level—Pine Level; Capital, 000: President, J." C. Braswell; Cashier, $4,110; President, D. B. Oliver; Cashier, R. L. Fitzgerald. Mank of Ropr—Roper; Capital, $20,000; Pinttops Banking Co. —Pinetops; Capital, President, T. W. Blount; Cashier, W. S. $15,000; Presidtnt, H. C. Bridgers; Cash- Davenport. ier, J. Vines Cobb. Bank of Rose Hill—Rose Hill; Capital, $10,- President. M. J. W. Bank of Pittsboro—Pittsboro; Capital, $10,- 000; Heyer; Cashier, B. Southerland. 000; President, W. L. London; Cashier, M. — T. Williams. Bank of Rowland Rowland; Capital, $25,- Presid Allen Ed.ns: A. Bank of Plymouth—Plymouth; Capital, 000; nt, Cashier, T. McKeller. $12,500; President, W. T. Old; Cashier, — Clarence Latham. Bank of Koxboro Roxboro; Capital, $10,- President. E. B. W. Polloclvsville Banking and Trust Co. —Pol- 000; Reade; Cashier, F. lot-ksville; Capital, $5,000; Presid;nt, T. Long. Roxboro : A. Green; Cashier, H. A. Creagh. Peoples Bank— Capital, $40,000; Pr J. A. J. S. Bunk of Raeford—Raeford: Capital, $12,000; sident, Long; Cashier, Bradsher. President, John Blue; Cashier, John W. and Farmerp Bank—Rural Hall Moore. Commercial ; Capital, $7,200; Presidant, J. S. Byerly; Carolina Trust Co.—Raleigh; Capital, $100,- Cashier, E. E. Shore. 000; President, A. J. Ruffin; Cashier, S. ritiz;ns Bank—Rulherfordton; Capital, $12,- J. Hinsdrle. 900; President. H. L. Carpenter; Cashier, Conim reial and Farmers Bank— Raleigh; A. L. Grayson. $100,000; B. S. Jer- Capital, President, Commercial Bank— Ruthfrfordton; Capital, nian; Cashier, H. W. Jaeksin. $17,000; President, T. B. Twittv; Cashier. and Trust Co. — R.i1eigh Banking Raleigh; J. F. Flack. President, Charles E. Johnson; Cashier, ITaynes Bank—Henrietta: Capital. $25,000; F. H. Briggs. Pr sid nt, R. R. Ilavnes; Cashier, J. Bank of Ramseur—Raraseur; Capital, $12.- Watkins. 000; President. W. H. Watkins; Cashier, l.iavis & Wilev Bank—Salisbury; Capital, R. I. Smith. $60,000; President, T. F. Kliittz; Cashier, Pank of Randleman—Randleman; Capital, O. D. Davis. $12,000; President, S. Bryant; Cashier, J. Peoples Bank and Trust Co. —Sa'i.sbury; H. Cole. Capital, $7.5,000; President, D. R. Julian; Peoples Savings, Loan and Trust Co. —Ran- Cashier, J. D. Norwood. dleman; Capital, $50,000; President, J. J. Wachovia Loan and Trust Co. (branch of N"\vlin; Cashier, W. H. Piekard. Wachovia Loan and Trust Co., Winston) — Bank of Red Springs—Rsd Springs; Capital, Salisbury; President, L. S. Overman; $15,000; Pr?sident, A. B. Pearsall; Cash- Cashier,' W. F. Snyder. ier, J. S. Jones. Carolina State Bank—Saluda; Capital, $5,- Bank of Reidsville—Reidsville; Capital, 000; President, D. C. Barrow; Cashier, O. $50,000; Vice-President, W. B. Wray; B. Lane. Cashier, J. F. Wat'ington. Bank of Sanford—Sanford; Capital, $15,000; Citizens Bank—Reidsville; Capital, $75,000; Pr sident, T. L. Chisholm; Cashier, S. P. Prfsident, H. R. Scott; Cashier, R. L. Hatch. Watt. Banking, Loan and Tnist Co. —Sanford; Bank of Riehlands—Richlands; Capital, $7,- Capital, $25,000; President, A. W. Hunt- 8.50; Pr^sid-nt, J. E. Steed; Cashier, G. ley; Cashier, J. W. Cimningham. W. Whitted. Scotland Nek Bank—Scotland Neck; Capi- Peoples Bank—Richlands; Capital, $5,000; ta', $25,000; Pr-sid?nt, A. McDowell; Presidrnt, C. W. Sutton; Cashier, W. H. Cashier, F. P.- Shields. Henderson. Planters and Comm^r^ial Bank— Scotland Bank of Rich Squire—T-'ich Square; Capital, N ck; Capital, $25,C00; President, C. $5,000; President, J. T. Bolton; Cashier, Kitchin; Cashier, A. .1 Moore. Dr. M. Bolton. Farmers Bank—S aboard; Capital, $6,000; Bank of Roanoke Rapids—Roanoke Rapids; President, J. G. L. Crocker; Cashier, H. 200 BAiVKS AND BANKERS OF NORTH CAROLINA

R. Harris. $6,000; President, W. B. MathcSon; Cash- Bank of Selma—Selma; Capital, $10,000; ier, H. T. Kelly. President, M. C. Winston; Cashier, L. D. Bank of Thomasville—Tliomasville; Capital, Debnam. $12,500; President, F. M. Armfleld; Cash- Sharpsbuig Banking' Co. —Sharpsburg; Capi- ii r, J. L. Armfield. tal, $;30,000; President, John W. Cawes; 'ihomasville Loan and Trust Co. —Thomas- Cashier, F. C. Graham. ville; Capital, $12,yOO- President, T. J. Chatham Bank—Siler City; Capital, $5,000; Finch; Cashier, A. H. Ragan. President, F. M. Hadley; Cashier, J. J. f Bank of Jones—Trenton; Capital, $5,000; Jenkins. President, T. D. Warren; Cashier, S. H. Banking, Loan and Trust Co. —Siler Cit}'; Haywood. Capital, $15,000: President, O. A. Banner; Bank of Montsoniery—Troy; Capital, $10,- Cashier, E. B. Parks, Jr. 000; President, W."j. Armflelfl, Jr.; Cash- Ea-nk of Smithfield—Smithfield; Capital, ier, J. G. Thompson. .$30,000; President, W. L. Woodall; Cash- Bank of Tryon—Tryon; Capital, $10,000 ier, C.V. Johnson. President, Joseph Norwood; Cashier, J. B !-'now Hill Banking ana Trust Co. —Snow Hester. Hill; Capital, $10,000; President, G. A. Pank of Vanceboro—Vanceboro; Capital Jr. J. N orwood, ; Cashier, T Suffg. $5,000; President, W. C. White; Cashier: Citizens Bank and Trust Co. —Southern J. B. Harvey. Pines; Capital, $10,000; President, C. B. r.:ink of Co'umbus—Vineland; Capital, $10, Grout; Cashier, G. A. Kimball. 000; President, R. H. Powell; Cashier, F, Bank of Southport—Southport; Capital, $5,- L. Ford. 000; President, D. T. Watson; Cashier, J. Bank of Wadesboro—Wadesboro; Capital J. Loughlin. $50,000; President, T. J. Covington of M. Jr. Bank Sparta—Sparta ; Capital, $15,00(); Cashier, C. Burns, President, R. A. Doughton; Cashier, T. J. Bank of Wake—Wake Forest: Capital, $15, Carson, Jr. 000; President, T. B. Powers: Cashier, T I'snk of Spencer^Spenofr; Capital, $5,00O; E. Holding. Cashier, J. K. Dorsett. Rank of Duplin—Wallace; Capital, $12,500 Wachovia Loan and Tnist Co. (branch of President, H. C. MacQueen, Cashier, A Wachovia Loan and Trust Co., Winston) — L. McGowen. Spenctr; Cashier, A. Vv'. Hicks. Bank of Wallace -Wallace; Capital, $13,900: Bank of Spray (branch of Bank of Leaks- President, W. E. Boraen; Cashier, S. A vi!l°—Spray; President, D. F. King; Boney. Cashier, A. T. Hopper. Bank of Stokes County (branch of Bank of Farmers and Merchants Bank—Spring Hope; Stokes County, Danbury) —Walnut Cove; Capital, $10,000; President, W. H. Grif- President, Jesse H. Prather; Cashier, 0. fin; Cashier, G. F. Crocker. N. Petree. Spring Hope Banking: Co. —Spring Hope; Bank of Warren—Warrenton; Capital, $22,- Capital, $10,000; President, W. W. Rich- 250; President, C. N. Williams; Cashier, ardson; Cashier, W. H. Ta.ylor. C. R. Rodwell. Mitchell County Bank (branch of Mitchell CUizcns Bank—Warrenton: Capital, $20,000; Count Bank, Bakersnl'e) —Spruce Pine; Pr-sident, AV. B. Boyd; Cashier, R. T. President, J. S. W-lson; Ca-shier, Charlie Watson. Hicky. Pank of Warsaw—Warsaw; Capital, $10,000; Farmers and Merchants Bank—Stanley Pr'-sident, T. B. Peirc; Cashier, H. F. Capital, $12,500; President, W. L. Jen Peirce. kins; Cashier, E. L. Pfgram. Bank of Washington—Washin!;ton; Capital, Statesville Loan and Trust Co. —Statesville $50,000: President, Seth Bridgman; Cash- Capital, $40,000; President, M. K. Steele ier, T. J. Latham. Cashier, D. M. AusleJ^ .\t'antic Trust and Bankinsr Co. —Wilming- Bank of Stoneville—Stoneville: Capital, $6, ton; Capital, $5n.0O0; President, M. J. 000; President, R. T. Stone; Cashier, C Heyer; (Tashier, Milton Calder. K. Nolen. Waxhaw Banking and Trust C'o.- -Waxhaw; of Presid- J, L. Rod- Rank Stovall—Stovali ; Capital, $5,000 Capital, $17,5-50; nt, President, J. G. Hunt; Cashier, C. L man; Cashier, J. A. Williams. Lewis. Bank of Wavne.sville— \Vavn"«ville; Capital, Jackson County Bank—Svlva; Capital, $12, $50,000: Prcsid-nt, Alden Howell Cashier, 000; President, C. J. Harris; Cashier, M .\'den HoweP, Jr. p.uchanan. Comm-'reial Bank—WajTiesville; Capital, Bank of Tabor—Tabor, Capital, $2,500 $30,000; Pr"sid-nt, R. E. Osborne; Cash- President, C. C. Pridgen; Cashier, D. C ier, J. R. Boyd. Fussell. Bank of Wend 11—Wendell; President, R. B. Bank of Tarboro—Tarboro; Capital, $25,000 Whitlev: Cashier, M. C. Todd. Pres'ri'-nt, J. F. Shackelford; Cashier, L R.i.nk of Weldon—Weloon; Capital, $20,000; V. Hart. Pr sident, W. E. D'ame-l; Cashier, W. R. P:im'ico Insurance and Banking Co.—Tar Smith. boro; Capital, $3.'?,%0: President, H. L. Bank of Whitakers—Whitakors; Capital, Staton; Cashier, Job Cobb. SI 0,000; President, W. T. Braswell; Bank of Alexander—Taylorsville; Capital Cashier, W. J. Taylor. BANKS AND BANKERS OF NORTH CAROLINA. 201

Dank of Whiteville— Whiteville; Capital, The Citizens' National Bank of Durham— $10,000; President, J. B. Scliulken; Cash- Durham; Capital, $100,000; President, B. — — J. B. Mason. ier, . . Hicks. N. Duke; Cashier, Eank of Martin County—VVilliamston; Capi The First National Bank of Elizabeth City- Presi- tal, iflS.OOO; President, W. Martin; Cash Elizabeth City; Capital, $100,000; iir, J. G. Godard. dent. Charles H. Robinson; Cashier, Wm. Farmers and Merchants Bank—Williamston T. Old. I Capital, $25,000; President, J. D. Biggs The Elkin National Bank—Elkin; Capital, Cashier, F. F. Fagan.— $25,000; President, R. J. Thurman; Cash- Bank of Wi'kes Wilkesboro- Chartered ier, A. Chatham. — Capital, $125,000. The National Bank of Fayetteville Fay- Branch I^aiik ng Co.—V/ilson; Capital, $100, etteville; Capital, $100,000; President, W. 000; President, J. C. Hales: Cashier, G A. Vanstory; Cashier, A. B. McMillan. W. Stanton. The First National Bank of Gastonia—Gas- Citizens Bank—Wilson; Capital, $50,000 tonia; Capital, $100,(00; President, L. L. President, R. G. Briggs; Cashier, W. M, Jenkins; Cashier, S. N. Bo3ce. Farmer. The Citizens' National Bank of Gastonia— P.riiik of Windsor—Windsor; Capital, $20, Gastonia; Capital, .$50,000; President, R. 000; President, Thomas Giilam; Cashier, P. Rankin; Cashier, A. G. Myers. W. L. I.von. The National Bank of GoHlsborr;—Goldsboro; Citizens Bank—Windsor; Capital, $20,000 Capital, $.50,000; President, Geo. A. Nor- Jr. President, E. S. Askew; Cashier, M. B. wood, ; Cashier, G. C. Kornegay. Gi'lam. The City National Bank of Greensboro— Wachovia Loan and Pnist Co. —Winston- Greensboro; Capital, i«]00,000; President, Sa'cm; Capital, $600,000; President, F. H. W. S. Thomson; Cashier, Lee—H. Battle. F'ries; Treasurer, H. F. Shaffner. The Greensboro National Bank Greensboro; Bank of Winterville—Winterville; Capital, Capital, $100,000; President, Neil Elling- $5,000; President, A. G. Cox; Cashier, J. ton; Cashier, Albert iL Alderman. L. Jackson. The Firet National Bank of Henderson— Merchants and Farmers Bank—Winton; Henderson; Capital, $50,000; President, S. Capital, $10,Q00; President, A. 1. Parker; R. Han-is; Cashier, S. T. Peace. Cashier, J. P. Mitchell, The First National Bank of Hickory—Hick- rainiers Bank—Woodland; Capital, $5,000; ory; Capital, .$75,000 President, A. A. President, J. B. Griffin; Cashier, L T. Shuford; Cashier, K C. Menzies. Blanchard. Tlie Commercial National Bank of High Tiank of Yadkin—Yadkinville; Capital, $10,- Point—High Point; Capital, $150,000; 000; President, Ben Shore; Cashier, W. President, J. Elwood Cox; Cashier, R. C. A. Hall. Charles. Lank of Yanceyville—Y:mceyv'lle; Capital, The First National Bank of High Point- $5,000; President, B. S. Graves; Cashier, High Point; Capital, $100,000; President, B. K. Lasley. Wvatt J. Arnifield; Cashier, W. J. Arm- Rank of Youngsville—Youngs^-ille; Capital, field, Jr. $5,000; President, W. G. Riddick; Cashier, The First National Bank of Kings Mountain L W. MitcheU. —Kings Mountain; Capital, $;75.000; Presi- Bank of Zebulon—Zebulon; Capital, $25,000; dent, W. A. Maunr> ; Cashier, R. L. President, T. J. Horton; Cashier, F. E. Mauney. Bunn. The First National Bank of Laurinburg—i National Banks. Laurinburg; Capital, $25,000; President, — A. L. Thos. J. Gill. The First National Bank of Charlotte James; Cashier, — Charlotte; Capital, ?.SOO.O0O; President, '(he National Bank of Lexington Lexing- Hcnrv M. McAden; Ca=hier, H. M. Victor. ton; Capital, .^25, 0(^0- President, R. L. Th" Ciiarlott" National Bank—Charlotte; Burkhead; Casliier, J T. Williamson.— Capital, $125,000; President, B. D. Heath; Tlie National Bank of Lillington Lilling- Cashier, W. H. Twitty ton; Capital, $25,000; Preslaent, Richard The Commercial National Bank of Char- M. Nelstm; Cashier, W. A. Pope. — lotte—Charlotte; Capital, $.500,000; Presi- The First National Bank of Lincolnton dent, R. A. Dunn; ''ashler, Addison G. Lincolnton; Capital, $50,00(1; President, Brenizer. J. A. Abernethy; Cashier, Claude Ram- The M rcliants and Farmers' National Bank saur. of Charlott"—Charlotte; Capital, $200,000; The First National Bank of Louisburg— Pr-^sident, G. E. Wilson; Cashier, W. C. Louisburg; Canital, $25,000; President, R. Wilkinson. G. Allen; Cashier, P. R. White. The Concord National Bank—Concord; Cap- The First National Bank of Lumberton^ ital. $100,000; President, D. B. Coltrane; Lumberton: Capital, $25,000; President, Cashier, L. D. Coltrane. Geo. B. McLeod; Cashier, H. M. McAllis- The First National Brnk of Dunn—Dunn; ter, Capital, $25,000; President, D. S. Boykin; "he First National Bank of Marion—Marion; Cashier, T. C. Young. Capital, $.30,000; President, W. A. Con- The First National BanI- of Durham—Dur- ley; CashiT, Geo. I. White. ham; Capital, $150,000; President, J. S. The First National Bank of Morganton— Carr; Cashier, W. J. Holloway. Morganton; Capital, $35,000; President, 202 BAXKS AXD BAXKERS OF NORTH CAROLIXA.

A. M. Kestler; Cashipr, A. M. Ingold. J. .\. Davidson; Cashier, A L. Dans. The First National Bank of Mount Airj-— I'he First National Bank of Creedmoor— Mount Air>-; Capital, S75,0J; President, Shelby; 'Capital, §.50,0i>0; President, 0."L. J. C. In"in; Cashier, E. S. I'egram. Watts; Cashier, .James T- .Bowman- Th'> First National Bank of Wadesboro— The First National Bank of Tarboro—Tar- Wadssboro: Capital, $.50,000; President, boro; Capital, §-50,000: President, Geo- A. •J. D. Leak; Cashier, W. L. Marshall. Holdemess; Cashier, Ed. Pennington. The First National Bank of Washington— The First National Bank of Thoma3\-ille—

Washinarton ; Capital, S50,fKXl; President, Thomasville; Capital, .§15,290; President, James L. Fowle; Cashier, A. M. Dumay. C. F. Lambeth; Cashier. A. H. Ragan. The First National BaJ^k of Wa}"nss%ill9— Tlie Southern National Bank of Wi'mington Wa^Ti-sville; Capital. S2.5,0CO: "President, —Wilmington; Capital, $200,000; Presi- G. W. Mas" in; Cashier. W. T. B'avlock. dent, Matt. J. Heyer; Casliier, C. N. The First National Bank of Weldon—W^^l- Evans. President, Wm. H. don; Capital, -525.000; Savings Banks. S. BurgrNvjTi; Cashier, -James T- Gooch- Southern Loan and Saxings Bank—Char- The Atlantic National Bank of Wilmington lotte; Capital, §2.5,00(>; President, W. S. §125,000; Presi- —Wilmington; Capital. Alexander; Cashier. W. L. .Jenkins, Jr. d nt, John S. .\rmstrong; Cashier, J. W. Rome Savings Bank—Di .ham: Capital, §-50,- "i'atfs. 00; Presid-nt, George W. Watts; Cashier, The Murchison National BanV: of Wi'ming- W. W. Wliitted. ton— Pres- Wi'mington; Capital, S-500.000; Sa\nnsrs Bank and Trust Co. —Elizabeth ident, H- C. Cashier, C. S. McQueen; Citv; Capital, §25.000; President, W. T. Graing'r. Old; Cashier, H. G. Kram°r. The First National Bank of Wilson—Wilson; Cumbrr'and Savings and Trust Co.—Fay- John F. Capital, §100,000: Pr»«id°nt, i ftt'\-illp: Capital, s-^i. 000.09: President, Bruton; Cashier, W. E. Warren. F. H. Sttdman; Cashier, C. W. Rankin. l"he National Bank of Winston— Peoples' Favett°ville Savings in<1 Tru?t Co. —Fav- Winston-Salem; Capital, §:300,000; Pres- ttto\-ille; Capital, §18,700; Pr<-sident, W. John W. Wm. A. idnt, Fries; Cashier, A. Van5tor\-; Cashier. A. A. McKethan- Blair. Goldsboro Sa^^ng5 and Trust Co. —Golds- Tlie Wachovia National Bank of Winston— boro: Capital, §15,000; President, G. A. Winston-Salem; Capital, §1.50,000; Presi- Norwood, .Jr. : Caship'-, H. C. Smith. dnt, .las. A. Gray; .\ssistant Cashier, j Home Savings Bank—Greensboro; President, Emory Gray. C. A. Bray; Cashier, lyre Glenn. Vhe First National Bank of Asheboro— Granite and Trust Co. — Ash^boro; Capital, §12.500; President, J. Savings Haw River; B. S. Robert- S. Lewis; Cashier, John M. Neely. Capital, §5.000: Presid-nt, The Am-^rican National Bank o; Asheville— son; Cashier, J. A. Long. Asheville: Capital. §1-50,000; President, High Point Savings and Trust Co. —High Jno. H. Carter; Cashier, R. M. Fitzpat- Point; Capital, §25,000; President, S. H. i

rick. Uilliard: E. L. Raeran. I Th"» First National Bank of Burlington— Scot'and Countv Sa\-ingc Bank—Laurinburg; I ' Burlington; Capital, .'550,00'i: President, I Capital, §10,000: Presiient, A. F. James; COTTON, SILK AND WOOLEN MLLS 203 12,27 4 Tliat's the sworn Average Daily Ciiciilation of The News and Several Observer from January 1, 19 7 to January 1, 1908. Thousand Greater than any otlier daily published anywhere in North Cai'Olina. Advertisei's Get Results.

T. H. Cashier, Hinton James. Mount; Capital, $10,000; President, Crnimeicial and Savings Bank—Lexington; Battle; Cashier, F- P. Spruill. Capital, $17,950; President, J. W. Mc- Southern Savings Bank—Wadesboro; Capi- Crary; Cashier, J. F. Peadenck. tal, $125,000; Presid nt, J. T. Patrick; Hobcson Count V Loan and Trust Co. —Lum- Cashier, W. M. Morton. berton; Capital, $10,000; President, A. \V. Savings and Tnist Co.—Washington; Capi- Cash- McLean; Cashier, C. H. Morrow. tal, $.50,000; President, B. G. Moss; Savings, Loan and Trust Co. —Monroe; ier, J. A. Wi Hams. Capital, $25,000; President, R. B. Red- Atlantic Trust and Banking Co.—Wilming- M. J. wine; Cashier, H. B. Clark. ton; Capital, $50,000. President, O.vford Savings Bank and Trust Co.—O.k- Meyer; Cashier, Milton Calder. Trust ford; Capital, $16,300; President, H. G. Carolina Savings and Co.—Wi'ming- John S. Cooper; S<:c'y and IVeas., W. T. Yancey. ton; Capital $55,000; President, J. Holmes Davis. Mechanics Savings Bank—Raleigh; Capital, Armstrong; Cashier, $15,000; Pre.sident, Chas. E. Johnson; Peoples Savings Bank—Wi'mington; Capi- Cashier, Walters Diu-ham. tal, $30,000; President, IL C MacQueen; Raleigh Savings Baniv—Raleigh; Capital, Cashier, F. W. Dick. Tru^t Co. — Wil- $15,000; President, John T. Pullen, Cash- ^\i;mington Savings and J. ier, Charles Root. mington; Capital, $25,000; President, Wake Bank— W. Norwood; Cashirr. C. E. Taylor, Jr. County Savings Raleigh; Capi- Bank— tal, $15,000; President, T. B. Crowder; Wilson Trust and Savings Wilson; Bru- Cashirr, W. W. Vass Capital, $10,000; President, John F. Richmond County Savings Bank—Rocking- ton; Cashier, E. T. Barnes. ham; Capital, $15,000; President, W. L. private Banks. Parsons; Cashier, W. L. Scales. Hugh MacRae & Co.— Wilmington; Capital, Rocky Jloiuit Savings and Trust Co. —RocKy $10,000.

Cotton, Silk and Woolen Mills.

(Abbreviations—Cotton, c; silk, s; wool n, w; finishing, f.) Post-office. Name of Mill. Capital Secretary, Ti'easurer No. No. Stock. or Owner. Spin'les. L'ms. Burlington Aurora c $ Eugene Holt.. 16,608 748 Burlington Belle view c T. Ashley Blythe.... 3.308 146 Burlington E. M. Holt Plaid Mills c. 40,000 Lvnn B. Williamson 140 Bur'ington Elmira ( 210,000 J.' H. Holt 6.500 450 Piu'lington Glencj.' c 112,000 L. Banks Williamson 5,000 325 P\u-linKton Glen R:i\en c 150,000 J. E. Gant 3,024 100 Purlington Hopedalc Mfg Co. c 60,000 Lynn B. WilliaTiison.. 6,200 Burlington Lakesicle c 88,000 j! H. Holt 3,500 141 Elon College Altamauaw c Holt, Gant & Holt... 6,500 320 Elon Co. lege Ossipee t Jas. N. Williamson & Sons 4,500 354 Graham Alamar.'e c 20,000 Robert S. Mel-ne... 2, .500 125

Graham Bellcm' nt c Robert S. Meh:me. .. .7,000 200 Graliam Carolina c 61), Of10 Robert S Msbanc... 8,000 150 Graham Leota c 30,000 J. V. Pom-rov.. 1,248 1.36 Graham Oneida c Robert S. M'banc.... 12,000 650 Graham Sa.xapaaaiV c 10S,6fl() George T. Wi'.liamson 8 200 200 Graham Sidney c 40,000 .J. L. Scott, Ji 3,136 150 Graliam Travora Mfg. Co. c 60.000 W. E. Whit" 3,600 l:''5 Haw River Holt (:;anit° Mfg. Co. c. 430,500 Jno. A. Tro'inger 20,896 SS3 Haw River Trolinv.ciod Mfg. Co. c... 30,(100 B. S. Robertson :. 2,912 144 Snow Camp Dixon Alfg. Co. w 7,200 T. F. McVey 560 13 Swrpsonville Yirgi;,ia c 100,000 E. M. Cooke 8,000 300 Taylor.svillf Litt'e River c U. L. Alspaugh 820 24 Lilrdoun Watts Mfg. Co. c 60,000 J. W. Watts 3,500 104 Stoney Point Stoney Point Mfg. Co. c. Wadrsboro Wadesi,' >ro c 60,400 J. W. Hathcock 7,760

Wad- sboro Wad^sbcro Mfg. Co. s. . . 60 400 Russ'll Muvrav 15,000 Helton H°lton. w 15 000 Hortbert Littlewood. 300 2 Asheville Asheville c 2.")0,000 F. W. Cone 10,112 450 204 COTTON, SILK AND WOOLEN MILLS.

Post-office. Namp of Mill Capital Secretary, Treasurer No. No. Stock. or Owner Spin'les. L'ms. Asheville E^k M.ir.ntain c 225,000 D G. D.'venish 84 Weavcrville Recni-. Creek w 9,800 J. H. Wright 210 4 ] 2 Morganton Alpin. , Nos. and c... 150,000 J. E. Erwin 10,440 llilcl, l)ran Henry P;ver Mfg. Co. c... no, 000 D. W. Aderholdt 8,000 Concord Brown Mfg. Co. c 100,000 R. A. Brown 7,780 200 Concord Cabanus c 500,000 M. L. Cannon 28,000 542 Concord Cannon Mfg. Co. c eoo.ooo J. W. Cannon, Jr... 27,000 996 Concord Kerr Bag Mfg. Co W. R. Odell Concord Franklin, c 170,000 E. C. Cannon 6,000 Concord Gibson Mfg. Co. c 493,000 E. C. r>arnhardt 16,740 517 Concord Hanovci Mfg. Co. c 15,000 L. W. Brandon 2,040 40 Concord Edgcm?re Mfg-. Co. c £5,000 L. W. Brandon Concord Odell Mfg. Co. c ?97,500 Cae.sar Cone, R^c 45,000 1,266 Concord Young-rJartse.l M. lis Co. c. 100,000 J. L. Hartsell 10,750 Jit. Pleasant Tuscani-a, c 44,400 Paul Barringer 2,880 Mt. Pleasant W. R. Kindley, c 43,500 W. A. Kindlp.-s 4,000 Lowell Dowell Mfg. Co .500,000 Jas. R. Wilson Granite Falls Granite Falls 65,000 A. A. Shuford 4,000 Grainte Falls Double Shoals, c D. H. Warlick 4,000 Lenoir Hudson Cotton Mfg. Co. c. i 00, 000 J. L. Nelson 5,323 Lenoir Moore 80,000 M. G. Shearer 5,000 Lenoir Lenoir, c 150,000 J. L. Nelson 6,700 Lenoir Whitnel Cotton Mfg. Co. c 100,000 J. L. N-lson Patterson Gwyn-Iiarper MfgCo. c.&w. 70,000 James Harper 1,800 40 niiodiss Rhodis^ Alfg. Co. c 300,000 Geo. B. Hiss 15,000 460 Brookford Brookf)id, c 183,500 A. A. Shuford 21,000 .500 Hickorj' Ivey, c 125,000 A. A. Shuford 7,700 200 Long Iland L'^ng Island, c 50,000 George H. Brown.. 3.000 JIaiden Maiden c 44,000 L. A. Carpenter 2 280 Jlaiden Providence, c 87,500 D. M. Carpenter 6,500 Maiden Union, c 119,200 J. A. Foil 11,000 Monbo Monbo, c 90,000 Samuel Turner 4,080 Newton Catawba, c 60,000 J. P. Yount 3,000 Newton C^yde, c 32,000 R. B. Knox 5,120 Newton Newton, c 150,000 J. C. Smith 8,000 Newton Ridgeview, c 100,000 L. H. Phillips 2,500 Newton Catawba, w 2,000 E. P. Pliillips 108 Pittsboro J. M. Odell Mfg. Co. c... 66,700 W. L. London 7,000 Siler City Hadloy-Peoples Mfg Co. c. . 30,000 J. C. Grgson 3,500 Edenton Edenton, c 100,000 W. O. Elliott 13.000 IVouble Shoals Double Shoals, c 50,000 E. A. Morgan 3,000 Kings Mountain. .Bonnie 99,000 W. A. Mauney 8,320 Kings Mountain . .Johns Mfg. Co 100,000 C. Rhodes...." 5,000 Lawndale Cleve'an'j and Power Co. 2 mills, c 100,000 J. F. Sch-nck 5.576 Shelby Belmont, c 60,000 A. W. McMurry 3,700 Shelby Lily Jiiil & Power Co. c. 125,000 J. H. Ramsaur 5,000 Shelby El'a Mfg. Co J. R. Dover Siielby Shelby, c 156,066 J. C. Smith 8,.500 250 Stubbs Buffalo Co. c S. N. Lattim',ve _. Mfg. 42,400 3,100 Cumberland Cumberland Mills, c 125,000 J. Frederic Hn.ston. 4,104 Manchester Manchester, c w. G. Robertson....^ I'Tvetteville Ashley & Bailey Co., s... Nos. 1 & 2.! 50,000 J. J. Bailey 15,000 349 Fayetteville HoH-Moigan. c 225,700 L. A. Williamson 10,000 434 Fayetteville Holt-WiUiamson Mfg. Co. o 125.000 E. H. Williamson 9,776 Fayetteville LakevicA Mfg. Co. c 50,000 T. W. Trogderi 5,000 Fayetteville Tolar, ITart & Holt, c 1.38,000 E. W. Noley 14 592 Fayetteville Victory Mfg. Co 235,000 C. L. Pembert..n 25,000 800 Hope Mills '...Hope Mills Mfg. Co. 1, 2. 3, 4, c 462,000 W. C. Houston 13,088 1,000 Raeford Raeford Power & Mfg. Co. 100,000 W. J. Upchuvch 5,016 ... I.e.xington Nokomis, c 190,000 J. T. Lowe... 14,400 356 Lexington Wennonah, 1 & 2, c 190,000 C. A. Hunt. Jr 11,853 449 Coo'ermee Erwin, ,\o. 3, c 1,000,000 W. A. Erv.-;n 47.360 1,296 Durham Commonwealth, c 125,000 John A. Pugh 712 Durham Gold-n Belt Mfg. Co. c 700,000 Charles A. Mo.r.-e.... 26.496 640 West Durham .... Erwin, c 4.000,000 W. A. Erwin 2.5,088 903 East Durham Durham Cotton Mfg. Co. c .300,000 J. Harper Erwin 25,-544 820 COTTON. SILK AND WOOLEN MILLS. 205

Post-office. Name of Mill. Capital Secretary, Treasurer No. No. Stock. or Owner. Spin'les. L'ms. East Dlirham Pearl, r 175,000 J. Harper Ervvin 10,336 238 Tarboro Fountain, c. 114,900 John A. Weddell 6,524 Tarboro Tarboro c. 104,450 J. M. Jones 13,200 200 200 Winston-Salem. . .Arista, o 325,200 B. J. Pfohl 5,184 Kernersville .Crews Mfg. Co. vv 14,000 J. W. Crews 576 12 168 Winston-Salem. . .Southside, c B. J. Pfohl 10,752 50 Winston-Salem. . .Fries, w&c 325,666 F. & H. Fries 864 Franklinton .Ster.in.-, c 100,000 A. H. Vann 6,448 Belmont Chronicle, Nos. 1&2, c 100,000 R. L. Stowe 5,000 Belmont Imperia; 175,000 R. L. Stowe 10,316 Belmont Majestic, c 250,000 S. P. Stowe 10,000 Cessemtr City Bessemer City, c 200,000 J. A. Smith 9,000 414 Bessemer City. ...Crescent, c C. E. Whitney Besscm.r City Soutlnrn, c 275,000 Caesar Cone, Kec 16,000 466 Bcsscm r City Vcrmoni c 80,000 L. L. Jenkins 5,000 96 Bessemer Citj' Whetstone, c 30,000 L. L. Jenkins 48 Bessemer City. . ..Smith Mfg. Co. c 50,000 J. A. Smith Cherryville Ch-.rrv. ille Mtg. Co. e 68,800 D. A. Rudisill 5,820 Cherryville Gaston Mfg. Co. c 12(1,200 D. P. McClurd 11,656 192 Cherryville Howel! Mfg. Co. c 50,000 A. H. Huss Clisrryville Vivian, c 35,000 D. R. Maunov 21,500 Clierryville Melvill.-. Mfg. Co. c 80,000 M. L. Rudisill. 5,000 Dalas Dallas, c 65,700 R. S. Lewis 7,000 '88 Dallas Monarch, c 65,000 R. S. Lewis 5,000 Gastonia Arlington, c 175,000 G. W. Ragan 9,568 Gastonia Avon, c 200,000 Robert A. Love 10,160 366 Gastonia Holland Mfg. Co 50,000 B. M. Holland Gastonia Clara Mfg. Co 100,000 C. B. Armstrong 5,'666 Gastonia Flint Mfg. Co 150,000 L. F. Grovi'S 5,472 Gastonia Dunn Mtg. C.>. c 100,000 C. B. Armstrong..., 5,000

Gastonia Gastonia Mfg. Co. c 200,000 W. W. Glenn , 9,.S00 247 Gastonia Gray Mfg. Co. c 175,000 J. H. Separk 10,240 Gastonia Loray, c J,.501, 000 A. E. Moore 5,700 1,660 216 Gastonia Mod na c . , 180,000 H. B. Moore 17,536 Gastonia Morowebb, c 100,000 H. B. Moore 6,720 Gastonia Ozark ( 200,000 R. P. Rankin 10,000 Gastonia Spencer W. T. Love

Gastonia Trenton, c 124,800 J. K. Dixon , 8,448 'High Shoals High ?hoa's Mfg. Co. c. 295,000 T. M. Constable 11,232 476 Rings Mountain. .Kings Jlountain Mfg. Co. c 175,000 W. A. Mauney 4,992 Kings Mountain. .Lula Mfg. Co. c 14S 000 P. S. Baker 10,000 K'ngs Mountain. .Dilling, c 175,000 C. A. Dillinar . 8,6.36 366 Kings Mountain. .Cora, o 100,000 O. G. Falls 10,560 Lowell Lowell, c 100,000 S. M. Robinso. 1 9,200 Lowell Spencer IMountain, c 105,000 W. T. Love 4,368 Lowell Pecrl ess Mfg. Co 75.000 S. M. Robinson 5,040 McAdensville McAden. No. 1. 2, & 3, c. 400,000 Robert R. Ray 25,000 366 Mountain I-land. .Kno.^c Net and Twine Co... 90,500 Joseph E. Tate 9,400 Mount Hol'y Nims Mfg. Co. c 74,7.50 C. E. Hutchinson 4,800

>Tount Holly Tuckasei gee Mfg. Co. c 40,000 A. C. Linebcrgcr. . . , 4,992 Mount Holly Mount Holly, c .50,000 A. P. Rhvne 2,000 Mount Holly Woodlawn Mfg. Co 100,000 J. M. Holand 5,040 Moimt Holly Albion, c 50,000 A. P. Rhyne 2,800

FhiPipsburg Crowdei Mountain, c 60,000 P. S. Baker , 3,952 121

Sranly Stanley Creek, c 34,450 E. L. Pegram , 4,160 Worth Harden Mfg. Co. c 12,0nO O. D. Carpenter 4,160 Lowell Mayes Mfg. Co 200,000 L. A. Dodsworth. 6,384

Oxford Oxford, c 175,000 J. L. Erwin , 6,120 Gibsonville G' m Lawrence Holt 4,992 Gibsonville Minneola, c 200,000 .J. A. Davidson 13,000 512 Greensboro Cou'ter & Lowry Co. f l.-^O.OOO H. H. Lowry Greensboro Proximity, c 500,000 Bernard AL Cone... 20,666 1,165 Groensboro Rovoleinon, c .S00,000 H. Sternberger 30,000 808 Greensboro White Oak, c Bernard M. Cone... 60.000 1,250 High Point Stphle & Co. s 15,.352 J.'tmestown Oakdale c 100,000 William G. Rag^.dale, 5,344 Kernersville Mt. Pleasant A'lg. Co. c 60,000 R. D. White 2,000 101 Fimesville Kimtsville Mfg. Co W. H. Ragan 2C6 COTTON, SILK AND WOOLEN MILLS.

Post-office. Name oi Mill. Capital Secretary, Treasurer No. No. Stock. or Owner. Spin'les. L'ms. Greensboro Pomona c 214.000 A. L. Bain 20,000 330 Roanoke Rapids. .Roanok^ Mills Co. c 408,600 S. F. Patterson 15,904 600 Rosemary Res marj' Mfg: Co. c 27,300 S. P. Pattersor 16,640 416 AVeldon Balfour, c W. B. Tillery Weidon Shaw, c i66,'oo6 R. S. Travis 50 Scotland Neck .. .Scotland Neck, c A. McDowell Duk> Erwin No. 2,c W. T. Shaw 35,000 1,024 Zirconia Green River iVfg. Co. e... 25,000 J. 0. Bell 7,500 Slooresvillc Mooresville, c 200,000 S. M. Goodman 30,400 965

SUitrsvi le Bloomfeld Mfg. Co. c. . . , 106,900 H. A. Vount 5,300 Statesville Statesville, c 175,000 T. D. Miller 9,600 180 Statesville Paola, c- 110,000 N. B. Duke 5,000

Turn rsburg Turn^rsburg, c , 20,000 Stimpson & Steel 1,600

C'ayton Clayton, c , 200,000 J. M. Turley 10,240 S Inia Se'ma, c 90,000 Tliomas T. Candler. 5,280 S^'nia Lizzie, c L. D. Debnam

Smithfield Smithfi;ld, c , 81,200 F. K. Broadhurst 10,000 Kinston Kinstor, c 100,000 J. F. Tavlor 12,000 Kmston Caswell, c W. D. LaRoque, Jr Linco'nton Daniel Mfg. Co. c : 60,666 A. M. Hoke 10,000 Lincolnton Elm Grove, c 100,000 R. S. Reinhardt 6,600 Lincolnton Indian Creek Mfg. Co. c. 46,700 S. A. Maunev 2,704 Lincolnton .John Riidisill Mfg. Co. c. 18,150 J. M. Rob-rts" 1,664 Linco'nton Laboratory, c D. E. Rhyne Lincolnton Pirdniont. c 56,606 R. E. Costn^i 2,300 Linco'nton Rhods Mfg. Co 100.000 D. P. Rhodes 5,000 Linco'nton Wampum, c 160,000 R. S. A'oernethy 1,200 Long Shoa s Long Shoa's, c 99,900 W. A. Maunev 9,360 Southside Lincoln, c 85,000 D. E. Rhvne." 6,656 Stanlv Maripo-a, c 54,0t0 R. H. Morrison 3,200 Ma~shall Capitola Mfg Co. c 65 000 Dudlev CTiiplev 9,000 Charott? Athprton. c 175,000 T. M. Constab'e 10,000 Charlotte Barnhardt Mfg. Co. c 24,400 Thomas M. Barnnardt Charlotte Calvine Mfg Co. c 2::0,000 H. C. Dwelle 13,136 360 Char'otte Chadwick Mfg. Co. c 1.34,000 E. C. Dwjlle 13,000 380 Charlotte Charlott?, c 192,100 D. W. Gates 10,000 250 Char'otte Cliar'ott° Cordage Co. c 40,000 M. B. S-xton 2,020 144 Charlott" Continental, c 1.^10,000 J. H. McAdn 15,000 C havlotte Crowli=-y, c 50,000 Jno. H. Crowlev 100 Char'otte Dov -r, c 1?4,300 E. C. Dwelle 13,000 380 Char'otte Flizab- th. c ]( '0.000 R. M. Miller, Jr 12,000 Charlotte Fid'litv M'g. Co. c 5"O.O00 E. L. Sarg?nt 10,000 Charlotte Hisrbland Park Mfg. Co. c. .'•no. 000 J. L. Sp-ncer 38 000 1,550 Char'ott^ Hosk'ns. c ."59,000 E. C. Dwplle 25 600 580 Charlo+t-^ Lonis". c Rnn_noo E. C. Dw-lle 25.000 552 Char'otte Mao'noii.'!, c 125,000 A. C. Snmmerville.. 6 150 Ci rn I'us Co n Ins c 48,600 P. W. Stough 5,500 200 Davidson Lin e'en M'g. Co. c 90,000 F. J. Knox 7.072 Diintrsville Anchor, e K4,000 C. W. Johnston 5,000 4-50 Charlotte M ckl nl.urg M'g. Co. c. 2r,n,nflo AVm. Co'eman 15,000 300 P'scoe Francis, c 150,000 A. W. E. Caoel 768 Troy Cap^r-ie, c 40,800 .L G. Tomlinson 5,000 Troy Smitl^rman, c 7:i 000 A. W. E. Capel 5,000 216 Cameron Came.nn, c 11.200 C. H. Tfasrne 1,500 High Falls Hirh Fal's Mfg. Co T. N. Woodv Jon sbn-o C'ark Mfg. Co. c 2.'=!,966 David Clark 101 .Tnn"=boro Fug n'a Alfg. Co. c DavH Cark 3 sno San'ord Sanford, c 1 10", 750 J. R. Jones 10,944 350 Rockv Mount Rockv Mount, c ^.72 5'10 Thomas H. Battle... 26,000 Vi'm-n-'ton F/'lsrado c ?"5.000 J. W. Wi liamson.... 10,.3O4 424 i Wi'mipgton Wilmington, c 2.''6,000 H. M. Chase 6.284 432 Chan-1 Ilil 1 Alb-rta. e 75.000 T. F. Llovd 10.000 Hri=boro Eno, c 108 000 Jam-s H. W-bh 20,000 400 Hi'lsbo-o Bpllevn- Mfg. Co T. Norfleet W"bb K i^ab'th City .. .Fli/ith- th City, c 166.006 Jam"s G. Gregory 10,000 Roxboi-o Roxbo.o c 180,000 G. O. Coble....' 12,200 Kcxboro LonThur^t. c G. O. Coble Cedar Falls C'-da; Fa'ls Mfg. Co. c... 166,666 O. R. Cox 4,352 l.?6 •"entral Fals ... .Worth Mfg. Co., No. 2, c. J. E. Williamson 200 186 COTTON, SILK AND WOOLEN MILLS. 207

Post-offlce. Name of Mill. Capital Secretary, Treasurer No. No. Stock. or Owner. Spin'les. L'ras. Coleridge Enterprise Mfg. Co. c 25,000 Robert L. Cavtness. . 3,800

Fianklinvllle Franklinville Mfg. Co. c . 80,000 Hugh Parks. Ir. . .. 3,472 90 Fianklinville Randolph Mfg. Co. c 90,000 Hugh Parks, Jr 6,064 204 I'amseur Columbia Mfg. Co., c 80,000 W. H. Watkins 11,072 340 Randltnian Naomi Falls Mfg. Co. c... 108,550 S. Bryant 6,000 317 RandK-man PlaidNille Mfg. Co S. G. Newlin I'andkman Randleman Mfg. Co. c 250,000 S. Bryant 10,00 718 Worthvi.le Worth Mfg. Co. No. l,c... 200.000 .1. E. Williamson 10,000 434 Rockingham Great Falls Mfg. Co. c 100,000 Claude Gore 8,160 239 Rockingham Hannah Pickett, c 200,000 W. B. Cole 10,000 Rockingham Leak, Wall 4 McRae, c... 150,000 F. W. Leak 8,000 200 Rockingham Lcdbett'^r Mfg. Co., c 25,000 H. D. Ledbctter 2,736 Rockinghnm Pee Dee Mfg. Co., c ."75,000 George P. Entwistle 15,456 704 Rockingham Roberdel Mfg. Co., c 187,500 J. LuGrand Everett.. 16,436 722 Rockingham Steele's, e 225,000 Robert A. Johnson... 23,296 600 Lumherton Lumbn'.ton, c 175,000 H. B. .Jennings 18,016 Lumberton Dresden^ c H. B. Jennings Lumherton National Cotton Mills Co. c. 110.000 A. P. McAllister 6,240 St. Paul's St. Paul, c 110,000 A. R. McEachern I eaksville Ltaksville, w 1.50.000 Gilliam Grissom 1,500 40 Ma.vodan Avalon, c 200,000 W. C. Ruffin... 18,120

Draper German- American Co , 350.000 B. Frank Mcbane 13,000 300 Mayodan Mayo, c 300,000 W. C. Ruffin 31,640 Heidsville Edna, c 135,000 J. B. Pipkin 25,300 552 Spray Leaksville, c 130,0(X) W. R. Walker 3,500 624 Spray Lily, c 68,000 J. S. McAlister 3,600 270 Spray Morehead, c l.-^S.OOO W. R. Wa ker 12,750 2011 Spray Nantucket, c 221,800 J. S. McAlister 11,616 740 Spray Rhode Island, c 125,000 Lawrence MoRae 10,000 150 Spray Spray, c 135,000 W. R. Walker 24,240 Spray Spray, w 100,000 A. E. Mi liner 2,490 "eo Spray American Warehouse Co. . F. M. Ellett, Jr (hina Grove Patterson Mfg. Co., c 300,000 W. J. Swink 11, .376 158 I.andis Linn Mills Co., c 65,100 C. J. Deal 5,184 Salisbury Kesler Mfg. Co., c 227,000 C E. Stevenson 23,088 306 Salisbury Salisbury, c 250,000 O. D. Davis 20,096 590 Sa isbury Vance, c 100,000 E. B. Ntave 10,000 Fonst City Floren'-e. c -'50.000 S. B. Tanner 15,000 400 Caroleen Henrietta, c 675,000 D. H. J nkins 75,000 1,876 Carol en Caroleen, c S. B. Tanner Cliffside Cliffside, c 250,000 R. R. Havnes 20,000 850

Puthcrfordton. . . .Le\'i. c (12.000 M. Levi 6,480 Laurinburg Dickson, c 150,000 G. F. Avinger 1,500 Laurinburg Scotlann, c 80.000 G. F. Avinger 10,000 E more Ida Yarn Mills, c 60,000 M. M. Morgan 4,400 E.more Richmond, o 51.000 M. M. Morg.an 2,500 Elmore Springfxld, c 45,000 M. M. Morgan 2,800 Alb!mar'e Eflrd Mtg. Co., c 200,000 J. S. Efird 17,000 .Mhmarle Wiscass.'tt. c 483,200 J. F. Cannon 50,000 Norwood Norwood Mfg. Co., c... 00.000 D. B. Coltranp 14,848 Nfw London Tuck r « Carter Rope Co 75,000 John J. Tucker 250 Elkin Chatham Mfg. Co., w .350.000 T. M. LillarJ 4,000 90 Mt. .\iry Mt. Airy, c F. H. Chamberlain

Pi'ot Mountain. . .Pilot Mountain, c F. H. Chamberlain Mt. Airy Laurel Bluff, c J. L. Brown Mt. .^irj- Alpine, w 14,000 W. L. Allred 384 10 Hazel Hazelhurst, c 10,000 J. 0- Gant 2,040 Hrnvard Transylvania, c 75,000 C. M. Cooke, Jr 4,000 Monroe Monroe, c 128.000 W. C. Heath 8,.320 150 Monroe Everett, c 5.300 J. L. Everett 2,500 Monroe Ic'mor>e, c 125 000 J. L. Everett. 5.000 \\ nxhaw Rodman-Heath, c 50,000 J. L. Rodman 6,256 H-^nd rson, Harriet, c i'f-O.nOO J. A. Moore 28.776 Hendrson Henderson, c 240.000 J. D. Ros- 22,848 216 RaVigh Cara'eigh MiPs Co., c... 150,000 F. 0. Moring 10,816 436 Ilal'^iffh Nuse River, c 125,000 A. E. Escott 8.000 2.56 Raleigh Pilot, c A. V. D. Smith 7.710 325 208 KNITTING MILLS.

Post-office. Name of Mill. Capital Secretary, Treasurer No. No. Stock. or Owner. Spin'les. L'ms.

Raleigh Raleigh, c , 157,000 A. E. Escott 15,200 Wake Forest Roval, c 148,000 R. E. Royall 7,264 186 Goldsboro Borden Mfg. Co., No.l&2, 150,000 P. L. Borden 16,000 Wilson Wilson, c 100,000 W. M. Farmer 6,080

Knitting Mills Post-office. Name of Mill. Capital

Burlington Burlingtcn Burlington Daisy Haw River Regina Washington Tlielma Drexel Drexel Valdese Waldenstan Newton Newton Fayctteville Algodrn Lexington Yadkin Durham Chatham Durham Durham Tarboro Runnymede Tarboro Wah-Ree Kernersvillo American I»ernersville Crews Mfg. Co Kernersville Lowtv Kernersville Mctor

Winston-Salem. . ..Carolina

Winston-Salem Maline , Winston-Salem P. H. Hanes Winston-Salem Shamrock High Point Durham No. 3 High Point High Point Scotland Neck Crescent Scotland Neck Scotland Neck Weldon Weldon Mfg. Co Flat Rock Ti-ident Statesville Bradford fitatesville Statesville Selma Selma Kinston Orion Rcepsville Indian Creek Chapel Hill Blanch Hosiery Mills.... Elizabeth City Elizabeth Elizabeth City Elizeth City Hosiery Co., Greenville Commercial I.vnn Tryon Kandleman Randlcman Albemarle Lillian Albemarle Wiscassett Henderson Balfour Raleigh Martin Raleigh Melrose Kaleigh Raleigh /'-.ebulon Zebulon Littleton Littleton A'aughan Vaughan Goldsboro Goldsboro FURNITURE P^ACTORIES. t09

Furniture Factories. Town. Name of factory. Capital Stock. Pres., Owner or Mgr. M(bane Continintal Chair Co ? 18,100.00 L. Puryear \fcbane Mebane Iron Bed Co 9,000.00 S. Arthur White Mebane Nelson-Cooper Lumber

Winston-Salem. . .Forsvth Furniture Co 50,000.00 Chas. Siewers

^Vinston-Salem. . .Forsvth Iron Bed Co 19,000.00 Chas. Siewers Winston-Salem. . .Forsvth Mfg. Co 50,000.00 H. E. Fries

Hin.ston-Salem. . .Oakland Mfg Co 05,000.00 W. O. Hill Winston-Salem Salem Parlor Fur. Co 10,000.00 Ralph Siewers Oxford Oxford Furniture Co 40,(XX).00 J. C. Homer r.ibsonville Overman Ch.air Co 3.500.00 T. H. Overman Greensboro Gate City Fur. Mfg. Co. .. 100,000.00 C. W. Jennings Greensboro Greensboro Fur. Mfg. Co.. 100,000.00 J. W. Fry Greensboro Greensboro Table Co jOO,000.00 E. P. Wharton High Point Alma Furniture Co 10,000.00 J. P. Redding High Point Best Chair Co 12,300.(X) J. T. Best High Point Columbia Furniture Co... 50,000.00 W. H. Ragan High Point Contmrntal Furniture Co. 80,000.00 Fred N. Tate Kigh Point Dalton Furniture Co 15,000.00 R. F. Dalton High Point Eagle Furniture Co .50,000.00 E. A. Snow High Point Globe Home Fur. Co 175,000.00 J. Elwood Cox tligh Point Globe Parlor Fur. Co... 20,000.00 S. H. Tomlinson High Point High Point Chair Co 9,000.00 A. Sherrod High Point High Point Hardwood Mfg. Co R. H. Maxwell High Point High Point Metallic Bed Company 30,000.00 J. H. Millis High Point High Po'nt Furniture Co. . 1.50,000.00 M. J. Wrenn Kigh Point Kcarns Furniture Co 77,000.00 E. M. Armfield High Point Kearns Upholstering Co. .. 3,500.00 G. H. Keams High Point Kitchii Cabinet and Table Company 4,500.00 A. J. Dodamead High Point Lindsay Chair Co 30,000.00 W. C. Jones High Point MjTtle Desk Co 30,000.00 H. W. Fraser Point High Marsh Furniture Co 24,000 00 , J. W. Harris High Point Southern CTiair Co 22,000.00 E. A. Snow High Point Standard Furniture Co 16,000.00 0. N. Richardson

High Point Smith Furniture Co.... .30,900.00 , ..J. L. Ferguson, Jr.

-14- no INCORPORATED TOWNS AND MAYORS.

Il'gh Point Tate Furniture Co 48,,000.00 J. H. Tate I'.igh Point TomIin?nn Ciiair Co 50 000.00 S. F. Tomlinson High Point Union Furniture Co 16 500.00 W. T. Kirkman High Point Victor Chair Co 5 .000.00 F. J. Kearns High Point Welsh FumitiTs Co 3(1, 000.00 W P. Pick tt Dunn Newberry Bros. & Co well . ?6, 000.00 W. H. Newberry, Jr. V.'aynesville Hazelwood Mfg. Co 10 000.00 Wm. H. Cole \''aynesville Unagiista Mfg. Co i-o, OnO.OO C. H. Hobbs Vayncsville Wayncsville Fur. Co 20, 000.00 Aldjn Howell Wayncsville Waynesville Wood Mfg. Co 2.5, 000.00 S. H. Keller Scatcsville Atha Chair Co 19, 100.00 \V. A. Thoma.s States\-ille Imperial Fur. Mfg. Co SO, 000.00 : J. A. St_-el States\alle Kincaid Furniture Co 30, 000.00 W. T. Kincaid Statesville Statesville Furniture Co.. 17, 000.00 W A. Thomas Canf ord Felts-Crabtree Mfg. Co. .. 19, 800.00 W. A. Crabtr^o Sanford Sanford Mfg Co 4, 500.00 H M. Wells 1 incolnton Michai Ohe.'n Co 3, 600.00 R. M. Michal .Harion Blue Ridge Furniture Co.. 25 000.00 E. J. Justice Clarion Catawba Furniture Co 100, OOO.OG T. F. Wrenn Marion McDowell Furniture Co... 50, 000.00 L. J. P. Cutler Marion Wester" Furniture Co 12 000.00 w. Con!ev Cornelius Cornelius Furniture Co... 14 000.00 F. C Sherriil Biscoe Biscoe Bending and Chair Company 18,000.00 S. D. Davis A.shboro Ashboro Chair Co 20,000.00 C. C. McAlister Ashboro Ashboro Furniture Co 15,000.00 p. H. Morris .\shboro Rando^i'h Chair Co 3.500.00 E. A. Hamm-r Randlcman Rand'eman Chair Co 175,000.00 F Ino-old Trinity Dixie Chair Co 5.000.00 W. H. Ragai' Trinity Julian Chair Co 4,500.00 W. H. Ragan Leaksville Leaks^ille Furniture and Lumber Mfg. Co 125,000.00 A. T. Hopperd .Mbemarle Albrmirle Furniture and M'g. Co 9,150.00 K. A. Crowell King Grabs Mfg. Co 13,950.00 V. T. Grabs Elkin Elkin Furniture Co 15,000.00 J. F. Cook lit. Airy Bannrr Mfg. Co 0,000.00 J. L. Banner Mt. Airy Mt. Airy Mantel and Table Co 18,000.00 Geo. O. Grav^^s ?.ft. Airy Nationil Furniture Co 25,000.00 J. H. Prather 'Varrenton Warrenton Furniture Co.. 15,000.00 R. B. Boyd Goldsboro GoldsbTO Furniture Mfg. Company 90,000.00 J. L. Bord-^n No. Wilkesboro. . .Forest Furniture Co 2,5,000.00 J. E. Finlev No. Wilkesboro . . .Oak Furniture Co 10.200.00 T. B. Flnley Incorporated Towns and Mayors. Town and County. Mayor. Town and Countv. Mayor. —Bladen K E. Craven .^bbottsburg lUyboro—Pamlico D. B. Hook r Alierdeen— Blue Moore W. A. Ivaufort—Carteret M. C. Holland .A.lvance—Davie None Pelhaven—Beaufort J. C. Muir Ahoskie—Hertford Robert Holloman Belmont—Gaston M. E. Stow Albemarle— H. Stanly ArmflMd Benson—Johnston J. M. Britt .Ajexand r—Buncombe J. C'outz W. Pess'.mer City—Gaston J. A. Smith Abxus—Ga.ston Y. q,. Stroup B.-thel—Pitt S. T. Carson i»lmond—Swain J. A. Marr Big Lick—Stanly D. E. Efird /indrewB—Cherokee S. Russell D. Biltmor,'—Buncombe R. R. Swop^ —Harnett F. Morris Aigier W. I^iscoe—Montgomery Frank Pag? Ar ex—Wake C. P. S.-llars Rlack Creek—Wilson H. M. Rowe -V'chdale— Randolph II. S. Ragan Black Mountain—Buncombe T. K. Brown \shboro— Randolph H. M. Robins B'ad nboro—Bladen D. F. Edwards A.sh?ville—Buncombe John A. Campbell Blowing Ro-k—Watauga C. J. Parl-ar Atlantic— Carteret S. E. Hamilton Boardman—Columbus A. D. Tum"r .'nlander—R'rtie...J. Lawr<-nce Harrington Poone—Watauga J. C. Fletch-r \urora—Beaufort B. H. — Thompson l>oon-^\illp Yadkin J. H. Fl ming Vutryville— L. M. Sampson Coop'^r Hrevard—Transylvania .. ..T. W. Whitman Ayd n—Pitt J. F. Barwick Bryson City—Swain L. Lee Marr Rakpi-svillo—Mitchell S. J. Tum°r Lnrgaw—Pender J. H. Moor" Pnth—Beaufort J. Da^•is W. Burlington—Alamance A F. Rarr tt R.ittlcboro—Nash M. C. Braswell Hurnsville—Yancey G E^ Gardnr INCORPORATED TOWNS AND MAYORS. 211

Town and County. Mayor. Town and County. Mayor. Camrron—Moore J- E. Phillips Gatesville—Gates Lycurgus Hofler f.'anton—Havwood J. N. Mease Germanton—Stokes L. H. Hill Carthage—Moore W H. McN ill (;ibson— Scotland J. H. Mcllwenin Carv—Wake H. B. Jordan Cibsonvilk—Guilford Berry Davidson Castalia—Nash T. J. Braswell (JIadstone—Stanly M. Ritchie Catawba—Catawba H. A. McNeill Gkn Alpine—Burke Frank Brinkley Cirro Gordo—Columbus... C. E. Williamson Godwin— C\imberl and J W. McLean Chadbourn—Columbus C. D. Koonce Gold Hill—Rowan B F. Hedrick Chapel Hill—Orange A. S. Barbae Gold Point—Martin J. J. Wheeler Charlotte-Mecklenburg T. S. Franklin Go' dsboro—Wayne I. F. Ormond Chtrrv—Washington Chester Spruill Goldston—Chatham W. L. Goldston C herryville—Gaston M. L. Rudisill Graham— Alamance E. S. Parker, Jr. Cliina" Grove—Rowan Clarence Clapp Granite Falls—Caldwell W. T. Payne Chocowinity—Beaufort N. C. Hughes, Jr. Granite Quarry—Rowan C. A. Smith Clan mont—Catawba J. H. Moscr Greensboro—Guilford L. J. Brandt Clarkton—Bladen W. P. Phifer Grifton—Pitt E. J. Brooks Clayton—Johnston E. L. Hinton Grimesland—Pitt M. M. Smith Cleveland—Rowan D. B. Rosebro Guilford College—Guilford L. L. Hobbs J. Fcnncr Clinton—Sanip.son ...R. H. Hubbard Halifax—H.ilifax H. Clvde—Havwood F. E. Hayn s Hamilton—Martin J. T. Waldo Colerain—Bertie W. H. Sessoms Hamlet—Richmond J. A. Williams ColUttsville—Caldwell.. J. L. G. Sherwood Hampton-Rutherford D. B. Stinson Columbia—Tyrrell W. N. Norman Harrellsville-Hertford Dorsey Taylor Columbus- Polk C. C. Hampton Hassell—Martin R. H. Salsbury Concord—Cabarrus John B. Caldwell Hazelwood—Haywood Wm. H. Cole Conetoc—Edgecombe Joshua Rouse Henderson—Vance R. J. Southerland Conover—Catawba J. A. Rice Fendersonville—H ndersoi . .Michael Sch nek Cornelius—Mecklenburg ..J. B. Reeding Tiertford—Perquimans T F. Wins'ow Council—Bladen W. C. Vick Hi(korv—Catawba J. H. P. Cilley C reedmoor— Granville Claud Lyon Highlands—Macon T. T. Hall Ci eswell—Washington J. W. Starr High Point—Guilford M. J. Wrenn Cionlev—Co'umbus J. B. Chinnis Ilildebrand—Burke J. F. Moose Crouse^Lincoln W. W. Noland : lillsboro—Orange Frank Nash n.-illas-Ga.ston E. L. Wilson ITol)good—Halifax W. G. Hedgepeth Diividson—Mecklenburg J. V. Sloan Hoffman—Richmond J. W. Butler Denton—Davidson ...J. Earl Varner Holly Springs—Wake Theo. Wigsiv.s Denver— Lincoln W. H. Sigmon Hookerton—Greene Chas. Vanse D-'llsboro-Jackson C. Z. Candler Hope Mills—Cumberland J. A. Bynum Dobson—Surry H. F. Comer ilot Springs-Madison P. D. Ebbs Dover—Craven Geo. K. West Hudson—C.ildwell '. H. B. Lingle Pjidley-Wayne B. J. Bowd n Huntersville-Mecklenburg...W. S. Ca'dwell Dunn—Harnett R. L. Godwin Jaclvson- Northampton J. A. Parker D irham—Durham Paul C. Graham Jacksonville— Onslow F. W. Hargett i:,i' t Bend—Yadkin A. Horn Jamcsville—Martin W. W. Waters Fdnton—Chowan J. H. McMullan, Jr. Ja-son—Greene W, D. Mewborn E(' ward—Beaufort W. B. Redditt Jonesboro—Moore T. N. Campbell ElizabLth City—Pa.squotank.E. C. Thompson Joncsville—Yadkin N. M. Speer riizabethtown—Bladen T. A. Lyon Kelford—Bertie John E. Tyler Fllrnboro—Rutherford J. H. Gofoth Kenansvillc—Duplin H. D. Williams Elkin—Surrv W. J. Boylcs Kenly—Johnston C. W. Edg-rton Kim Citv—Wilson G. R. Winstead I\ernersville—Forsyth L. F. Davis hnfield—Ha'ifax W. T. Clem-nt King.sdale—Robeson J. A. Duke E\ueka—Wayne S. S. Strothers ivings Mountain—Cleveland J. C. Patrick Lverctts—Martin R. H. Lanier Kinston—Lenoir W. D. LaRoqu", Jr. Fair Bluff—Columbus J. P. Waddell KittrcU—Vance G. A. Kittrell Fairmont—Robeson F H. Pitman LaGrange—Lenoir Geo. B. W. Hadley r.'iison—Duplin Thos. Perritt Laskcr—Northampton F. C. Breeves Fi^kland— Pitt J nn-ss Morrill Lattimore—Cleveland .Wm. Beam F'rmville—Pitt K. E. Belchrr Laurinburg—Scotland F. L. Bundy Fayetteville—Cumberland T. J. Powers Lawndale—Cleveland John F. Sch'nck Forest City—Rutherford J. V. Ware Lawrence—Edgecombe R C. Lawrence I'.untain—Pitt Abner Eason Leaksville—Rockingham. J. B. Roy Four Oaks—Johnston W. R. Keen Lrggetts—Edgecombe Theo. Fountain Frank'in—Macon M. D. Billings L,'noir—Caldwell M. E. Shell Frank'inton—Franklin C. W. Conway Lewiston—Bertie Alfred T. Eason Fr mont—Wavne .Tohn D. Davis Lfxington —Davidson John H. Jloyer Garland—Sampson J. D. Johnson Liberty—Randolph W. B. Owen I Garnrr— J. T. Lih'sville—.\nson A. J. Allen Wak"— Broughton Garysburg Northampton W. T. .Joyner I 'llington-Harnect J. K. Caviness Ga?tonia—Gaston C. B. Armstrong •Lincolnton—Lincoln Edgar Love 21? INCORPORATED TOWNS AND MAYORS. Town and County. Mayor. Town and County. Mayor. ! Pittsboro—Chatham B. Nooe LUtleton—Halifax T. W. Harris |

(ocust—Stanly R. W. Simpson Plvmouth—Washington Sam. B. Spruill I

, Polkton-Anson .'-ouisburff—Franklin J. B. Yarborough D. H. Carter 1 rollocksville— Lowell— Gaston S. M. Robinson Jones Saniuel Hudson I Princeton— lumber Bridge—Robeson. .. .D. B. Lancast r Johnston Geo. F. Woodard — i'arshville Union J. C. Brooks — . . Matthews— 'iockingham Richmond ... W. N. Everett i Mecklenburg S. B. Smith Mount— Maxton—Robeson R. M. Williams Rocky Edgecombe.. W. L. Thorp Ki.'cky Point—Pender ...W. W. Miller Mayodan—Rockingham F. B. Kemp Roper— L. G. Maysville—.Jones F M. Jenkins Washington Roper Hosi'boro-Sampson M. M. Hall McAdensrille—Gaston I. A. Stafford !man— L. Mcbane—Alamance T H. Harrison Transylvania Young Rowland-Robeson Geo. K. McNeill ?ficro—Johnston B. L. Aycock K...\-horo—Person —Vance O. P. Schaub Middleburg AT. H. Parrish Roxober—Bertie Milton—Caswell : L. H. Hunt .Rutherford College—Burke Thos. Sigmon ^fineral —Union J. D. McRae j Springs— :?uthrrfo"dton— Rutherford.. R. R. Simmons' ^'int Hill Mecklenburp- W. B. Estridge Salem- Forsyth F. H. I ^1ocksville—Davie A. M. Vogler McGlamory Salisbury— R"owan A. H. Bovden : Moncure—Chatham J. E. Bryan Si.Iuda-Pulk O. B. Gowen ' Monroe—Union J. D. McRae .Sanford—Moore .. .T. L. Chisholm i Jlooresville—Iredell A. L. Starr .-.iratoga—Wilson Levy Eason i A'orehead Carteret C. S. City— Wallace Scotland Nfck— Halifax. g. S" White —Burke Morganton A.' C. Arery, Jr. Seaboard—Northampton W T. Norvelle Slorven—Anson D. M. Johnson S ima—Johnston W. H. Hare Blount Airy—Surry J. H. Prather shailotte— Brunswick C. N. Lenoard J'ount Giload— C. L. Cox Sharpsburg—Nash H. C. Bobbins Montgomery | Mount Holly—Gaston W B. Shelby—Cleveland J. L. Suttle Rutledge j — "helmerdinc— IVIount Olive Wayne A. S. Grady Pitt O. G. Calhoun l ?fount Pleasant—Cabarrus. John B. Caldwell «hort—Yadkin -lames Gough , Murfreesboro—Hertford Siler City—Chatham Caleb L. J. Lawrence Johnson i Smithfieid—Johnston E. J. Holt Murphy—Cherokee A. S. Hill j TTashville—Nash J. D. Overton ti.ow Hill—Greene B. W. Edwards i New Bern—Craven James A. ^oiith Biltmore—Buncombe W. G. Reed Bryan — j New London—Stanly L. W. Hart ''luthirn Pines Moore K. M. Ferguson

^(uth Mills— i Newport—Carteret Y Z. Newberry Camden C. H. Spencer Newton—Catawba W B. Gaith'^r Southport-Brunswick M. C. Guthrie North Brevard—Transy'vi.nia M. J. Orr Sparta— Alleghany No Afayor 'p-ncer-Rowan J. R. Thomas North Wilkesboro—Willres O. C. Dancy ''nrav— Rockingham E E. F^m^rson Norwood—Stanlv L. W. Hart Spring Hope—Nash Resign'-d Oak City— Martin J. T. Daniels Stanley—Gaston AV. G. Rutledge Oakley—Pitt J. I. James Star—Montgomery G. N. Scarboro O'd Fort—McDowell C. C. Burgin Vvatsvillr—Iredell H. P. Grier Ore Hill—Chatham Dr. O. B. Strowd 't ok s—Pitt T. G. Basni-ht Oriental—Pamlico B. F. Pickles Ktokrsdale—Guilford J. Wright Pegram Oxford—Granville W. Devin A. '^tonviUe—Rockingham .James A. Glenn Pactolus—Pitt Brascoe Bell '^tonrwa"—Pamlico S. W. Ferebee —Halifax >*.'i"m>Ta .Wade L. Mizell Stout—L^nion J. W. Dees —Beaufort Pantfgo L. W. Paul Stovall— Granville D. A. Burwell Parkcrsburg— V. B. Parker Sampson. Swan Quarter—Hyde E. O. Spencer I'.irmele—ilartin ...A. M. Hasket Swansboro—Onslow I. A. Pittman Peachland— Anson ...A. D. Griffith S\i\a—Jackson James R. Love Pi!ot Mountain— '• Surry. ..W. R. Badgett abor—Cohimbus C. W. Brown Pine Level—Johnston .Jesse Parker — — T^arboro Rdg'^combc James P-^ndT Pinrtops Edgecombe W. L. Dunn 'I Hvlorsville— Alexander P. L. St"ck Pinetown— — Beaufort Tfacheys-Dup'in H. D. McMillan "^'iiieville Mecklenburg W. L. Fisher Thomasvil'o— Davidson A. F. Sams Pink Hill—Irfnoir Jesse J. Smith rilhry—Halifax A. M. Vandee i ELECTORAL VOTE—NORTH CAROLINA FAIRS. 213

Town and County. Mayor. ELECTORAL. VOTE. Trenton—Jones F. W. Fescue The following is tht^ electoral vote of the States in 1908, as based upon the Appor- Trinity— Randolph W. N. Elder tionment Act of 1900: J. M. Patterson Trcutman-Iredell States. Electoral Tioy—Montgomery I. E. Saunders Votes. Trvon— Polk J. C. Fisher Alabama 11 .\rkansas 9 'J nion— Hertford John Freeman 10 Wm. Cleve C alifornia Vanceboro-Craven Colorado 5 R. B. Vandemcre—Pamlico Phipps ( onnccticutt . .. 7 Vaughan—Warren E. J. Barnes Delaware 3 Florida 5 Waco—Cleveland Jethro Beam Keorgia 13 V'adesboro—Anson \V. E. Brock Idaho 3 ^"akefield—Wake Sam. W. Harris Illinois 27 Indiana 15 Wake Forest—Wake S. J. Allen Iowa 13 nallace—Duplin A L. McGowen Kansas 10 n'alnut—Madison F. McDevitt Kentucky 13 Walnut Cove— Stokes R. R. Rogers Louisiana 9 A'nine C Warrenton—Warren John W. Allen ^laryland 8 W. L. Hill Warsaw—Duplin ?Jassachusetts .. 16 Washington— Beaufort E. F. Stewart .Michigan 14 Minnesota 11 Waxhaw— Union John Walkup Mississippi 10 Wayncsville—Haywood H. K. Ferguson Missouri 18 Weldon—Halifax J. T.* Gooch .\iontana 3 N'bra^ka 8 Wendell—Wake F. M. Ferrell Nevada 3 W. J. Whitakers—Edgecombe Taylor New Hampshire. 4 'Vhite Hall—Wayne E. Grady New .Jersey 12 Whiteville—Columbus W. Ross Davis New Y'ork 39 North Carolina 12 Whittier-Swain P. P. McLean North Dakota . 4 Wilson Geo. Jonnson V;lbanks— Ohio 23 N. G. Williams \ulliams—Yadkin Oklahoma 7 V.i lliamston—Martin B. F. Godwin Oregon 4 \.ilkesboro—Wilkes R. M. Staley P( nn?ylvania .. 34 niimington—New Hanover.. W. E. Springer Rhode Island ... 4 Wilson John Y. Moore Wilson— South Carolina 9 Windsor—Bertie W. M. Davis South Dakota .. 4 Winfall— Alphonso White Perquimans Ti nnessee 12 Union O. N. Saunders Wingate— Tixas 18 Winston—Forsvth... O. B. Eaton Utah 3 Winterville—Pitt J. S. Ross '» ermont 4 Winton- Hertford W. P. Shaw, Jr. Virginia 12 \>( odland—Northampton John B. Griffin j Washington 5 V> orthville— Randolph I. A. Withers West .. 7 Beach-New Hanover— A'irginia \^rightsville Wisconsin 13 J. A. Arringdale 3 Yadkin College—Davidson Ed. L. Greene Wyoming "iadkinville—Yadkin J. A. Logan Total . 483 ^ •inccyville—Caswell B. S. Graves Electoral votes necessary to a Franklin J. R. Johnson i Youngsville— choice 242 I V bulnii— Wakr. .. T. J. Hortnn NORTH CAI^OLINA FALRS.

Place. 214 TAX COMMISSION REPORT—1907.

Tax Commission Report—1907 Statement—Showing Total Amount of Taxes Levied in North Car- olina for the Year 1906, State, School, County and Municipal Together With Amomits Received by State Treasurer from Other Sources. FOR si.AiK PURPOSES.. Value. Tax. Total. Real estate $233,438,178.00 ? 490,220.17 Personal property 159,985,543.00 335,969.64 RailroaJ and other property assessed by Corporation Commission 72.834,8-54.32 152,953.19 Corporation excess 9,674,654.00 20,316.77 Bank stock 11,624,710.00 24,411.89 Building and loan stock 1,104,628.86 2,319.72

Total $488,662,568.18 $1,026,191.38 Incomes— tax on 31 387.59 B and C. Schedules 118,168.92 149,556.51 ADDITIONAL RECEIPTS BY STATE TREASURER. Additional State taxes 2,855. 32 Agricultural Department 109,611. 90 Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad dividends. 31,665. 00 Audubon Society 8,784 70 Bank license tax 5,607. 00 Contingencies 90. 20 Convict account, refunded 14 00 Corporation franchise tax 36,350. 00 Corporation tax. State Department 27,513 10 .. Corporation tax. Treasury Department . 25. 00 Disabled Soldiers' appropriation, refunded . 183. 84 Dispensaries, tax on sales 21,845. 67 Express companies, tax on receipts 4.071. 89 Fees from Executive Department 1,588. 40 Fees from Insurance Department 22,322. 80 F'ees from State Department '937, 29 Fees from Treasury Department 46, 00 Horse dealers' license 4,450, 00 Inheritance tax 4,673 41 Indigent pupils 6,0.56 45 Insurance companies, licenses 36,833, 33 Insurance companies, tax on receipts 156 117 24 Laws and Journals, sale of 2,825. 90 Legal services and expenses, refunded 61. 90 Mercantile agencies 400. 00 N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station, U. S. appropriation 21,750 00 N C. A. and M. College (col.), U. S. appropriation 8,250.00 N. C. College, A. and M. Arts, U. S. appropriation .. .. 16,7.50. 00 N. C. Institution Deaf, Dumb and Blind, earnings. 2,8.54. OS N. C. Railroad dividends 210,014. 00 N. C. School for Deaf and 2,447 31 Dumb, earnings. 3| Oil dealers' licenses 4,333 93 Pensions refunded 49 00 Piano and organ dealers' licenses 1136 59 Postage and stationery 24 57 Privilege tax on railroads 18,037 49 Roster, North Carolina State Troops, sale of 90 Seal tax. Executive Department 1,103 90 Seal tax, State Department 1.324 .82

Sewnng machine licenses .. . . 2,943 00 Shell-fish Commission 5,791 08 Sketches N. C. R<"giments Confederate Soldiers, sale of. 83 .70 State and Colonial Records, sale of 226 80 State's Prison, earnings 114,454 .86 State's Prison, interest on faim bonds J,400, 00 Supreme Court Reports, sale of 9.027 80 Taxes from the counties, for interest, merchants 19,288.91

Taxes from the counties, for interest, liquor .. . 5,569 15 Telegraph companies, tax on receipts 1,175 08 Telephone companies, tax on receipts 8,744 23 TAX COM. REPORT—CXIMATE—HOLIDAYS. 215

Trade-mark registration fees 26.55

Total $ 942,737.23

Total, all sources. State purposes 2,118,485.12 FOR PENSION— On assessed property 195,465.03 On polls 34.460.52 FOR SHCOOLS— 229,925.55 White polls 312,093.34 Indian polls 1,185.00 N Ki-o polls 114 950.57 IJailroad and other property assessed by Corp. Commission .. 131,102.80 Corporation excess 17,417.22 Hank stock 2'i,924.54 Building- and loan stock 1.085.19 Property listed by white citizens 674,873.17 Property lists d by Indirin citizens 980.86 Property listed by ne^ro citizens 32,308.36 nogs i. 090.00 Special for graded schools 67.268.11 Special for schools 91,281.38 r)i=ti:ieries and liquor dealers 4S.857.46 Fines 34.711.33 Oth-r sources 7,058.61 FOR COUNTY PURPOSES— 1,553,096.94 General 1,149,289.10 Poor 33,479.99 Bridges and roads 63>),419.G0 Special in townships -13,220.50 Special 414,583.40 B and C Schedules 93,810.02 MUNICIPAL— 2,364,802.61 On poUs 51,202.18 On property 762,876.74 Fines 25,780..37 r/isprnsaries 11,902.50 Sa'oons—Liquor dealers 102.760.84 .Ml other sources 72,370.63 1,026,893.26 Total— all sources 7,293,203.48

North Carolina Climate. lope of the Blue Ridge Mountains where The climate of North Carolina varies the rainfall averages lietwern 70 and 80 nebs a and in from the mild and equable climate of the year; individual years, the K'acoast to that of the mountain district rainfall measured as hicrh as TOO inches. Snowfall is not where tlie changes are more pronounc 'd. very important even in the mountain th'^ On account of the great div.'rsity of the districts, average for the State about 8 topogiaphy the tniprature and precipita- being inches. tion data are b"st < xhibitcd for the diff-r- Greatest Altitude. nt divisions of the the natural State; Th" gr'-at st altitude in North Carolina is Ka^tTn Division or coastal the the plain, Mount Mitchell, at a height of 6,711 feet Central or the Pi' dmont P at au, and the i.bove sra level. \V( stern or tlie mountain districts. Th-^ following table shows the moan tem- Dates of Public Holidays. P'^ratures for the months, seasons, and year, January 1st. for the different districts and for the •lanuary 19th (Lee's nirthday). State: F bruary 22nd (Washington's birthday). Th" m-an temn^rature for the State dur- May 10th (M-morial Day). ing th-> past thirt.v-two years varied from May 20lh (M cklenburg Declaration day). 4th .'i7 degre'S in 1872 to 61 d gre'^s in 1890, .luly (Independence Day). Ml-' warmest year on record. The higlT^st Tlie first Monday in September (Labor t mp' rature on record is 107 degrees which Dav). occurred at Kitty H'lwk, W'^ldon and The last Thursday in November (Thanks- C'liap' 1 Hi'l; th^ lowest was 19 drgrses be- giving Day). low zero at High'ands. D c mb'r 25th (Christmas). The precipitation is \erv even^v di.?trib- When ver any such holiday shall fall upon uted. but is somewhat hi avi"r in the Wes- .Sunf'ay, th" Monday following shall be a t rn and Eastern districts than in the Cen- pubMc holiday. tral district. In the Western district th-re Tu'^sday after the first Monday in Novem- is an ana on the south and south"ast'-rn .T-i when a g-^neral election is held. 216 TAX COMMISSION REPORT—1907.

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