Chas. Emerson & Co.'S Raleigh Directory ... [Serial]

m 188J. 1881. RALBIGH

ORGANS.

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Lilt fimii Neir iiie Sewin icliii, AND DEALEl! IN

Best Machine Oil, Needles, Attachments, Sec, for all Machines.

Willimantic Thread, Bcldixig's Sils., lutteriok's Patterns. jg@°"Any other Machine furnished on apDlication.

Office-is Fayetteville Street, - RALEIGH, N. C.

fj. 1 11 1 u u u (a U Briggs Building, RALEIGH, N. C, DEALERS IN

Wagon and Buggy Material, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Paints, Oils, Colors, Putty, Window Glass, Steam Engines, Belting, Lime, Cement, Plaster and Mill Supplies. corrics]po]vi3e:]vcb: solicited.

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IL.LE STREET,

I, N. C. a Specialty.

CoIIfrtion of i^ortli Caroliniana i £^±L£jXif9

a. 3 Torses, for Hire at all 'ay or ZViglit. r Briggs Building, H, 3N. C.

J. C. S. LOMSDEN,

Stoves, Mars, Sliest Iron AND COPPER-WAKE. J5@°^The Old North State Cook Stove, First Preiuium at 3 successive State Fairs. "Wood and Willow-Ware, Iron Ilollow-Warc, House Furnishing Goods generally

Fayetteville Street, opp. Market, RALEIGH, W. C. HIGGS HOUSE, Comer Salisbury and Hargett Streets, JACOB HIGGS, Proprietor. On the European PLAN^ESL'SoSfr THE BAR is stocked willi the l»es| WIXES, LK^UORS and CIGARS. l®^Please give liim a call. UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL

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RALEIGH, N. C: Edwards, Broughton & Co., Printers and Binders, 1879. A. W. LAWRENCE. Established 1867. W. W. SMITH.

OF LAWRENCE & SMITH, RALEIGH, N. C, Representing flr.st-class Ent^Iish and American Companies, with combined assets amounting to over $50,000,000.00. i9S~Ag-pnts wanted where our Companies are not alreadj' represented. Insurance effected in any part of the State.

48 ISAAC CETTINGBE, 48 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALI^R IN

Ladies' Fancy, Furnishing, Needle and Hair Goods. 48 Fayetteville St., KALEIGtH, IV. O. Mrs. (Ettinger Attends to the 3*Iillinery Branch. B^'Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention.

RETAIL DEALER AND JOBBER OF

Dry (j06c1s, lotions, Clothing, Hats, Ca^ps, Boyden's and Miles' Hand-Made Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Valises, White Goods, &c., MOTTO: GOOD GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES. South Corner Fayetteville Street and Exchange Place, GENERAL INDEX.

PA01C. Appendix J8l Banks \-ll Business Directory — ^o» Churches '»* County Government IS* Educatioual ]9» Gazetteer of Wake County *^^ General Directory of Names. ^ Government of North Caroliaa 1°» Historical Sketch of Raleigh ^9 Index £ Introductory. Population "," \i c'h' ^ Post-Office D rectory Back ot iJoo^ Street Directory ; United States Courts. 187 Advertisements. 38 AllenJS&Oo ,, AndrewsRB&Co Jl ArmstrouK John 213 Betts & Kin 38 Blackwell W T & Co Back Cover Border Review 180 Front Cover Brings T II .i Sons Bullock & Thompson. 38 BusbeeWM 1^1 Christophers & Sorrell ^]* FrapsAW ft* Gray & Stamps l™ Gulley J P I Hardie Mrs M A • i„- ° Hi^ies House Iront Paster HiUFB ; HillTY 1°^-^f Hunt AT „,* HutchinRsWB f'* Indiana House ''^ Kelvyn Nursery. 10 Kinsrsley & Ashley ^SO Lawrence & Smith Vi^v^;', * Lumsden JC S ^ Front Paster Magnm Albert ^^*

• • Mahler H " * National Hotel inset CEtling;erI ^'V^'\ 0'K>llv & Baker Front Paster Piedmont Air-Line Railway Back Paster Redlord & Areiulell 8 Raleijrh & Augusta Air-Line *"* Raleigh Male Academy ' J* Salem Female College '1 Stewart's N Y Gallery •-• ,•'»" Stone J L Front Cover St Mary's School 8 Visitor The Evenin<< V T The N C Home Insurance Company ^"^„ The Observer. 12 The Raleigh Christian Advocate Inset Tucker W H & R S I"^^* TnrnerYE l^ "Whitelaw & Campbell • u-^'^'* WiUiamsA&Co .FrontPaster Yarbrough House ° 5i Mmf"^ §ili®®lj RALEIGH, N. C,

(Founded 1842.)

THE REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M., Kector and Principal.

MRS. C. DeR. MEARLS, Lady Principal.

Special advantages offered in the MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.

Two Teachers from the Eoyal Leipzig Cousen-atory ; a fine Pipe Organ of two manuals and twenty stops. Lectures on Harmony and Counterpoint twice a week. THE ART DEPARTMENT,

Newly fitted out ^\ith the best models from Europe, also offers special inducements to Art pupils. The teacher in charge of this Department had the unusual advantage of a course of study with one of our greatest

Artists. A full com-se of lectures are also given on Art and kindred subjects.

Efficient Teachers in Every Department. THE FINEST SITUATION IN THE SOUTH. Large, Commodious Buildings. Every Advantage offered for Mental, Moral and Physical Education.

S&^7Gth term begins January 30th, 1880. For circular containing terms and full particulars, address the Rector. 4 li^^3- >c^:^m

INTRODUCTORY.

To THE Citizens of Raleigh : We take pleasure in presenting to our patrons this our first Directory of Raleigh. The compiling of a Directory is always a task of no mean magnitude, peculiarly susceptible to errors; but we have brought to this work the experience of several years in other and larger cities, and have con- scientiously endeavored to make the initial gaide of Raleigh a credit to our many patrons and ourselves ; and we trust that upon examination it wall be found correct and satisfactory.

It is our intention to renew the Directory in 1881, when it will be more extended and varied in its contents, keeping pace with your rapidly growing city. Hoping that our first work has been of such a character as to gain for us the con- fidence of the people and cause them to retain their patronage for us in 1881, we remain Yours respectfully, CHAS. EMERSON & CO. MRS. M. A. HARDIE, Fashionable Milliner, OPPOSITE TUCKER'S,

J©*Satisfaetion Guaranteed in Prices, Styles and Materials, one but Fii-st-Class Work sent to my patrons. Yarbrough House,

RALEIGH, N, C.

fr. W. BLACSIALL, Proprietor. 'We Strive to Please. lanufacturing Jeweler and Engraver, AND DEALER IN

Watches, Diamonds ^-yo- Jewelry, Silver sm Plated "Ware. Keeps a foil line of all articles found in a first-class Jewelry store. Plain and Fancy Rings made to order on the shortest J^otice. (Send for Patent Ring Size.) Hair Jewelry, College Badges, Medals and Seals a Specialty, Orders from a distance solicited. Goods sent on approval to any part of the State on satisfactory references. H. 3IAHLEB, Raleigh, N: C.

J. F. REDFORD. F. B. ARENDELL. REDFORD & ARENDELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ijci^fniw

Proyislon Dealers and Coinmissiou Mercliauts,

Nos. 5 and 7 IBargett Street, RALEIGH, I^f. €. Our motto is "Fan- Dealing to All," to which we strictly adliere. Call on us or send us your orders. P. O. Lock Box 253. RALEIGH STREET DIRECTORY, [For Abbreviations see page 39.]

Bloodworth, 4th e Fayetteville n and s to limits Blount, 2d e Fayetteville n and s to limits Boylan av, 6th w of the Capitol, from Hillsboro s to limits Cabarrus, 5th s of the Capitol e and w to limits Cannon, 1st s South, from McDowell w to limits Davie, 4th s of the Capitol e and w to limits Dawson, 3d w Fayetteville n and s to limits East, 5th e Fayetteville n and s lo limits Edenton, 1st n of the Capitol e and w to limits Fayetteville, main business street, from the Capitol s to limits Halifax, continuation of Fayetteville, from the Capitol n to limits Hargett, 2d s of the Capitol e and wto limits Harrington, 4th w Fayetteville n and s to limits Haywood, 6th e Fayetteville, from Davie s to Lenoir Hillsboro, 1 n Morgan, from the Capitol w to limits Johnson, 5tli n of the Capitol, from Halifax w to limits Jones, 2d n of the Capitol e and w to limits Lane, 3d n of the Capitol, from West e to limits Lenoir, 6th s of the Capitol e and w to limits Lynden av, 6th e Halifax, from Jones n to North Manly av, from cor McDowell and Cannon s e to Faj^'etteville Martin, 3d s of the Capitol e and w to limits McDowell, 2d w Fayetteville, from North s to limits Morgan, 1st s of the Capitol e and w to limits Newbern av, 1st n Morgan, from the Capitol e to limits North, 4th n of the Capitol e and w to limits Peace, 6th n of the Capitol e and w to limits Person, 3d e Fayetteville n and s to limits Polk, 5th n of the Capitol, from Wilmington e to limits Salisbury, 1st w of Fayetteville, from South n to limits Saunders, 6th w of the Capitol, from Hillsboro n to limits —

Smithfield, 1 s of South, from Wilmington east to limits South, 7th s of the Capitol, from West e to East Swain, Gth e Fayetteville, from Davie n to Newborn av Tucker, 1st n North, from Salisbury w to limits Weldon, 1st n Peace, w from Halifax to limits West, 5th AV Fayetteville n and s to limits Wihnington, 1st e Fayetteville n and s to limits Kelvyn Nursery, PITTSBORO', CHATHAM CO., N. C, oilers the largest stock in the State, of EYGrgrscns, Ornamental Trees^ Flowering Shrubs, Roses in all varieties, and Hardy Perennial Plants, —ALSO, Flower Seeds, Bulbs and Greenliouse Plants. Plans for Improvement of yards and gTounds carefully prepared. All Ornamental Shrubbery adapted to our climate can be promptly supplied. Bills of $5 and upwards supplied free of freight, in Kaleigh. Daily communication with the city. Keferences in all parts of the State. The Nursery has been in operation for twelve years, and olfers for 1880, several hundred thousand Trees and Plants of the choicest varieties, and at very low prices. Write for any Plant, Seed, or Bulb that may be desired. A specialty of the Nursery is the collection of FINE EVERGREENS FOR CEMETERY LOTS. Roses in 100 varieties; Flowering Shrubs in 200 varieties; the Jjest Native and European Shade Trees, including many rare sorts. The leading and most valuable varieties of Fruit Trees of all descriptions. Grape Vines, Currants, Raspberry and Strawberry Plants, promptly furnished upon order. Address, C. B. DENSON, PITTSBORO^ N. O. )rders may also be addressed to the subscriber at City Post Office, Ealeigh, N. C.

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SALEM, N. C. FOXJNDKD 180S. A notably pleasant and safe home and high-class school for girls and young women. Painstalcing instruction. Number of studies carefully limited to the requirements of practical life. No social distractions. Eight resident lady teachers. Sixteen instructors. Advanced course of liberal (English or Classical) study for graduation. Superior advantages in Music, French and German. Terms $215 perS cholastic year of ten months, (Sep- tember to June. Rev. J. T. ZORN, Principal. THE ACADEMY, Monthly Journal of Salem Female Academy. Contains Original Essays, Correspondence, School Intelligence and Personals, of special interest to all former pupils.

R. B. AKDKEWS. S. W. WHITIIVO. ^ ^

Eespectfully announce that their stock of CLOTHING,

Hats and Caps for Men and Boys,

Is complete and will be kept so each season. DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, Ties, Scarfs, Suspenders,

HALF HOSE, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, UHDERV7EAR.

S^'Orders ])y Mail or Express will receive prompt attention.

27 FiyeWk Street, - - RALEISH, 1 1, Raleigh Male Academy, JOHN J. FRAY, (Univ. of Va.) IpH^ciDals HUGH MORSON, (Univ. of Va.) / ^^^^^^P^^^' Boys prepared for College, and for the active business pursuits of life. Session always commences 1st Monday in September, AND CONTINUES TEN MONTHS. For cii-culars containing terms, testimonials, &c., address either of the Principals, Kaleigh, N. C. THE EVENING VISITOEr The Cheapest Daily Paper ever Published in the State.

The Evening Visitor will be sent to any part of the United States for $3 a year, in advance, postage paid. Clubs of five, one month, $1.00. Terms of Advertising Very Moderate. Published every afternoon, in the city of Raleigh, by the VISITOR PUBLISHING COMPANY. S^^Send for specimen copy.

SAMUEL A. ASHE, Editor and Proprietor.

A live Democratic newspaper. Sound, well established, reliable.

Daily, $6.00 per year. Semi-Weekly, 3.00 per year. Weekly, 2.00 per year. ayable in advance. The Raleigh Nev^s, RALEIGH, N. C.

GEORGE C. JORDAN, Editor and Proprietor.

Daily, $5.00 per year. Weekly, $1.00 per year.

;8^°Leading Democratic paper of the State. HISTORICAL SKETCH

OF THE CITY OF RALEIGH.

In the year 1587, on the Island of Roanoke, a village was built, and named in honor of Sir Walter Raleigh. But this new-born city of Raleigh had utterly disappeared upon the return of Governor White from England, in 1790. From that date, for two centuries, there was really no Capital City of what is now known as North Carolina. The Governor and all the Provincial and State officers resided where it best pleased them, and only for the four years beginning with 1771 was there any fixed locality assuming to be the real seat of Government. After the completion of the palace built b}' Governor Tryon, in Newbern, until the breaking out of the Revolution, that City on the Neuse was the residence of the royal Chief Magistrates, and the designated scene for the enactment of laws by the General Assembly. With the upheaval and confusion of 1775 New^bern lost this short-lived importance, and for thirteen years, though some of the Governors lived in the palace, others did not, and the General Assembly met at whatever town might best suit the majority of the members. Fayetteville, Halifax and Hillsboro soon, became the most favored of the many towns which desired and struggled for the honor and emoluments obtained in entertaining the Governor and the Legislature in the annual sessions of the latter. JudgeGaston,in a speech delivered in the Convention of 1835, asserted that this annual contest over the next place of meeting for the General Assembly had grown into an in- tolerable nuisance, and absorbed a large portion of the time and attention of the legislators. It was made a matter of more importance than the gravest legislation, or the filling 20 HISTORY OF RALEIGH.

of the highest offices, so many of which then rested in the keeping of the General Assembly. The territory now forming the State of Tennessee was then a portion of North Carolina. Members from that far off region generally in- sisted upon the selection of Hillsboro, while the populous counties of the east would rarely consent to go further west than Faycttevillc. It was at last determined that this wan- dering about of the seat of Government should cease, and the people were directed, by the act of Assembly calling the Convention of 1788, to vote upon the question as to whether that body should settle upon some point as the future seat of Government. Fayetteville, then a town of two thousand

inhabitants, had been the foremost in candidacy ; but the Convention acting in pursuance of the popular instructions, ordered that the Legislature should select some spot within ten miles of the farm of Isaac Hunter, in the county of Wake. This result was said to have grown out of the defection of Timothy Bloodworth, of New Hanover, who had previously, with all the Cape Fear people, supported the pretensions of the town in Cumberland. Notwithstanding this ordinance of the Convention, the Legislature was in no hurry to carry out the decree. Years elapsed before the matter was finally settled, and it was only in 1791 that a bill was passed by which Frederick Hargett, Willie Jones, William Johnston Dawson, Joseph McDowell, Thomas Blount, James Martin and others, were directed to select and purchase a suitable place for the future City. When a like bill, in the j)i"evious Legislature, was brought to its third reading in the House of Commons there was a tie vote of fifty-one for, and the same number opposed to its passage, Stephen Cabarrus, of Chowan, then Speaker, gave the deciding vote, and it went to the Senate with like result, when General William Lenoir, Speaker of that body, de- feated the measure by voting in the negative. On the 4th day of April they met, and having chosen the plantation of Col. Joel Lane, at Wake Court House, they purchased the same. The tract contained a thousand acres. On four hundred of these were located lines describing the streets and boundaries of the City of Raleigh. The Commissioners re- served five squares of four acres each for public use, and sold at auction two hundred and seventy -six lots, containing one acre in each parcel. The central reservation upon HISTORY OP RALEIGH. 21 which the State House was to bo located, was called Union Square, and the four others were named in honor of Gov- ernor Richard Caswell, Judge Alfred Moore, Governor Abncr Nash and Governor Thomas iJurkc, respectively. The Commissioners who were thus the founders of Raleigh were distinguished nuen. Frederick Hargett was long |)r()m- inent as a Senator from .Jones County. Willie Jones liad then retired in disgust at the adoption of the Federal Con- stitution, but for many years previously had even surpassed Governor Caswell in the real depth and permanence of jjjs influence in the Provincial Congresses and State Legisla- tures. Col. McDowell was his successor in Democratic control. He had been a gallant soldier, and was generally respected for his high character and unvarying wisdom. Col. James Martin was the brother of Alexander Martin, then Governor of the State, and had also given distinguislicd service to the patriot cause in the Revolution. Mr. Dawson was highly educated and respected, but died early while a member of Congress from the Edenton District. He lived at Eden House, in Bertie, where his ancestors, Governors Eden and Gabriel Johnston had likewise resided. Messrs. Blount and Dawson were specially entrusted with the ex- penditure of the funds devoted to the erection of the State House, and they also supervised the progress of that work. Blount, like Dawson, was born in Bertie but dwelt in Edge- combe, where he was greatly valued. He was long prominent in the State Assembly, and also a member of the United States Congress for twelve years. He was a brother of Governors William and Willie Blount, of Tennessee, and of General John Gray Blount, of Beaufort County. A single session of the General Assembly had been held at Wake Court House during the progress of the Revolution, but it was still a mere hamlet and not even worthy to be called a village. The buildings for public use were not fit for occupation until late in 1794. In the month of Novem- ber in that year the Legislature held its first session in the new City of Raleigh, The State House was a large building of brick and wood, located wliere the present Capitol so ma- jestically stands. It was built of the proceeds of the City lots recently disposed of at auction. It had no ornaments to relieve its huge ugliness, and cost twenty thousand dollars. Its form and arrangements were very much like those of the present building. It was used for a variety of pur- 22 HISTORY OF RALEIGH.

poses, and when not graced with the assembled wisdom, was a house of worship on the Sabbath, and a theatre or ball-room during the week. Tiic sale of lots produced much competition among pur- chasers, who came to the sale in a majority of cases to invest their money in speculation. Many lost heavily in those ventures and realized upon actual sale far less than the sum expended. The State had paid Colonel Joel Lane at the rate of seven dollars and a half per acre for that portion of the tract still uncleared, and five dollars an acre for the old field west of Fayetteville street, the whole sum amounting to less than seven thousand dollars. The sale of lots produced six thousand, six hundred and twelve

pounds and fifteen shillings ; that is, thirty-three thousand and sixty-five dollars. In 1801 a quarter of an acre on Fayetteville street, above Hargett, only brought sixty dollars, though now worth full fifteen thousand. In 1796, during the rule of Governor Ashe, a great sensation grew out of the land frauds of Glasgow, Armstrong and others. The Governor was warned by letter of conspiracies forming in Tennessee to shield the culprits. There was a ball at Casso's tavern, and during the festivities a negro announced that burglars were forcing an entrance into the State House. A colored servant of one of the guilty men was captured and afterwards hanged. He was seeking to abstract the records, whose locality were so familiar to Tyrel, his master. The first newspaper established in Raleigh, in 1799, was the Register, a weekly journal of the usual small size seen at that day. It was the property of Joseph Gales, who had been conducting a paper in Sheflield, in England, and was forced to leave his native land to avoid a prosecution growing out of his expressing liberal views, and the Govern- ment's intense alarm at the aspects of the French revolution. Mr. Gales was a wise and honorable man, and was a great acquisition to the infant City. He combined, as did most editors of that day, book-selling with his press engagements, and not unfrequeutly devoted a broadside of the paper to advertising his fresh arrivals of literary treasures. Up to 1807 the city had but about seven hundred inhabitants. There was then no church building, and the three hotels were of the humblest pretensions. The Academy was established in 1802 by the following trustees: John HISTORY OF RALEIGH. 23

Ingles, William Wliite, Nathaniel Jones, Henry Seawell, Simon Turner, William Boylan, John Marshall and Joseph Gales. Mr. Boylan was the proprietor of a second newspaper, called the Minerva, established a few months after the Register. The war of words sometimes grew bitter between the two editors, and in one instance proceeded to personal conflict. Mr. Gales was a Democrat-Republican, while Mr. Boylan was ever unyielding in advocacy of the j)erishing faith of the Federalists. In 1804 the Raleigh Academy had won enougli popularity to justify the employment of a faculty, numbering three persons. These were Marin Detargney, Chesley Daniel and Charlotte Brodie Six years later Rev. Dr. Wm. McPheelers came from Virginia and assumed control, and was further announced by the Secretary of State, William White, as *' Pastor of the City." Dr. McPheeters was considered a most faithful and competent teacher and of like good fame as a dispenser of the truths of religion. The Governor had been required by the statute of 1802 to reside in Raleigh, and at the time now reached in this narrative occupied a two-story framed house on Faj'etteville street, filling the present site of the State National Bank. In 1813 the Assembly agreed that an Executive Mansion, not to exceed in cost twenty-five thousand dollars, should be built at the foot of Fayetteville street. Judges Potter and Seawell, William Hunter, Nathaniel Jones of Crabtree, Theo. Hunter and Capt. William Pearce were made Commissioners. This structure, which had inherited by popular courtesy the former title of Gov. Tryon's magnificent residence in New- bern, is yet a discredit to the liberality of the State and the taste of the Commissioners. The old Burgesses of 1767 voted seventy-five thousand dollars for an executive mansion, when perhaps the public means were ten-fold less than were in the reach of their Republican successors. They doubtless remembered tlie odium incurred by the men of a former day on the charge of profusion, and erred in the opposite direction. Gov. William Miller, of Warren, was the first occupant of the new mansion, and presided over the State's destinies for the three years of war and disaster, when America was renewing her battles for freedom against the power of Great Britain. Judge Potter mentioned above was a Granville man by 24 HISTORY OF RALEIGH. birth, and Judge of the United States District Court in Korth Carolina. He succeeded John Sitgreaves, who died in 1801, and he lingered in office for more than a half century. He was good and true, but never an able man. Very different was Henry Seawell. He had left his trade as a carpenter to become one of the most powerful and overbear- ing advocates ever seen in the State. He was ''cock of the walk" as a criminal lawyer, and perhaps a match for even John Stanly in the strength and violence of his oratory. Capt. William Peace and his brother Josej^h were models as wise and reputable tradesmen. They were to accumulate large fortunes, and dying perpetuate their names in the institution now so prosperous under Presbyterian auspices as a female college. Colonel William Polk was probably the most conspicuous citizen then in Raleigh. His brilliant service in the Revo- lution, his large wealth and social position gave him great weight and consideration. He dwelt at the head of Blount street in the house uow used as the Baptist Female Seminary, and was the first President of the Bank of North Carolina. He married Sarah Hawkins and was the father of the late Bishop, Leonidas Polk, and Mrs. Kenneth Rayner. John Haywood was then Treasurer of the State, and with his brothers, Sherwood, Stephen and William Henry Ha^'wood, was also a resident of Raleigh. John Haywood was the first Mayor of the town, and was universally admired and be- loved for his soundness of head and heart. His kinsman, Judge John Haywood, had gone to Tennessee, but is j^et remembered as one of the very ablest lawyers ever seen in the State. This remarkable family have still continuance in this respect, for in Col. Edward Graham Haywood, now of the Raleigh Bar, there is a reproduction of his astute and learned collateral ancestor. W^illiam Boylan was reared a printer and was laying the foundation of a fortune, which was to become of great proportions in the hands of his son. He was a man of much gravity in his demeanor and an intense Fed- eralist in his political views. James Comans was a prosperous merchant, occupying the only brick store in Raleigh. Col. William White, of Lenoir, had succeeded the disgraced James Glasgow as Secretary of State, and was a man of much prudence and wisdom. His daughters married Daniel L. HISTORY OF RALETGH. 25

Barringer, Gov. David L. Swain and Gen. Boone Felton, being the granddaughters of Governor CaswelL The Raleigh tStar was established in 1809 by Jones & Henderson. Col. Thomas Henderson was much admired for his bonhomie and high spirits. He and a Scotch merchant named Galium on one occasion narrowly escaped drowning, and were only rescued by the bravery of Jacob Johnson, father of the late President, who occupied the humble position of porter to the Bank of the State of North Carolina. The future Chief Magistrate of the nation was then a child, and is said to have been born in the corner lot next to the Capitol, where Stronach's grocery is now to be found. It was then a tavern, and was afterwards for many years the bookstore of H. D. Turner, whose name yet sur- vives in the valuable almanacs issued by Mr. Enniss. Presi- dent Johnson was reared as a tailor, but left upon growing to man's estate, and in Tennessee won his way to fame and fortune. The first church built in Raleigh was erected by Rev. William Glendenning, an eccentric and partially demented O'Kelleyite, who traded and preached to a congregation who made small returns in the shape of salary. The Meth- odists next erected a building of wood upon Edenton street. The Baptists in 1813 followed with another, which was moved over from its original position to Moore Square. This denomination at that day had strangel}' avoided the towns in their church efforts. They were strong and aggressive in the rural districts, but had just begun to seek for foothold in the populous centres. The Presbyterian church, still standing near the Capitol, was erected in 1817, and it was not till 1829 that Christ church was erected by the Episco- palians. The fires of 1820 and 1821 led to the formation of fire companies. The ineffectual water-works, which had been erected in 1815, had already' been abandoned. Time and again a large portion of Fayetteville street was burned down, and to this day the best supply of the only means of combating the destroying element consists of cisterns sunk in the streets and kept filled for an emergency. Raleigh received a considerable benefit in the creation of the Supreme Court on its present basis in 1818. This was accomplished chiefly through the exertions of Bartlett Yaa- 26 PIISTORY OF RALEIGH.

cey, of Caswell, who was equally distinguished as a lawyer and statesman. Chief Justice Taylor took up his residenco at the place afterwards the home of Judge Saunders and now occupied by Capt. Samuel A. Ashe. Judge Taylor was a great addition to the permanent society of the city, and was well called by the laie Gov. Swain the "Mansfield of North Caro- lina." Gavin Hogg and Peter Browne were the most prominent of the resident lawyers. Mr. Hogg had been reared in Orange, but came from Windsor to Raleigh, having in Ber- tie laid broad the foundation of his ultimate success at the bar. He was an austere man, with great powers of invec- tive and thorough comprehension of legal technicalities. His rival, Peter Browne, was a Scotchman, and also an able lawyer. Both made large fortunes, and as Browne was a bachelor, many of his Raleigh friends are said to have in- dulged in great expectations as to the terms of his will. After discussing the merits of unnumbered good dinners at their expense, Peter Browne slept with his fathers, and gave his half million of dollars to a nephew in Scotland. Moses Mordecai was another good lawyer and prominent in the courts. In 1825 the Capital City was moved to its core with the famous visit of Gen. Lafayette. Chief Justice Taylor and Col. Wm. Polk went to Jackson, in Northampton county, to meet him., and the great Frenchman honored his old com- rade-in-arms with a hearty embrace. He and Col. Polk had served together under the immediate eye of Washington and a sincere attachment grew up between the two, who were then both very young. The Marquis was feted and honored as his great services in the past had deserved, and he went on his way, everywhere receiving the greetings of a people that he, a half century before, had shed his blood and treas- ure to defend. His portrait in an engraving may be yet seen in the Capitol as he stood with Miss Elizabeth Hay- wood admiring the noble proportions of Conova's statue of Washington. Alas! this splendid work of art was soon to be lost to the world. In 1831, while a mechanic was en- gaged in some repairs on the roof of the Capitol, he acciden- tally set fire thereto and consumed the building, with the costly work of art. The sessions of the Legislature, the residence of the Gov- ernor, and the Supreme Court room made Raleigh a place

W. H. II. TUCKER. R. S. TUCKER. W. H. ac R. S. TUCKER, Wliolesiile and Retail Dealers and Jobbers in forei;& ani Soisestic Sr; @oois, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Carpetings, Notions, &c.,

Xo. 23 and 25 Fayetteville Street,

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Dedicated by Hon. D. L. Swain, August 24th, 1867, for

Lectures,

Concerts,

Theatricals, &c.

Was built in 1867; seats 800 to 1,000 people; has eleven full sets of Scenery.

Height of Stage, 18 feet. Width of Stage, 25 feet. Depth of Stage, 30 feet.

jg^^-The largest, best ventilated and conve- niently situated of nny in the city.

Metropolitan Hall,

Erected by the City for City purposes, over the Market. HISTOllY OF RALEIGH. 27

of great advantage to men of culture and professional at- taiumeiils. Judge George E. Badger, Judge R. M. Saun- ders, Thomas Pollock Devcreux, Bartholomew F. Moore, Gov. James Iredell, John H. Bryan, James B. Shepherd, and others, came from the rural districts and immensely added to the legal and social coteries. The inland situation and want of means for transportation ut' merchandise made the city's grosvih very slow until the inauguration of the internal iraprovenients. In 1833 a railroad was chartered to be built from Raleigh to the Roanoke. It connected with the Petersburg and Weldon route at Gaston, This work was finished in 1840, and was thus coincident with the completion of the new Capitol, the building of which had been begun in the same year with the raiU'oad. The ('apitol cost considerabl}' more than a half million of dollars. Messrs. Joseph and William Peace had long and prosperous lives and grew rich as merchants. In 1818 Rufiiu Tucker and his brother William C. Tucker commenced business with slender capital, in a small framed building on Fayetteville street on precieely the same site wliere his sous are now each year selling goods amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars in value. This establishment is the oldest and strongest in the State, and has long been charac- terized by large enterprise, strict integrity and abundant success. In the darkest hours of the State's prostration after the ruin of the war W. H. & R. S. Tucker proceeded, in advance of all similar improvements in Raleigh, to erect their spacious building, which is yet unapproached as a store-house in North Carolina. Upon the death of Joseph Gales, in 1842, he was succeeded in the editorial management of the Raleigh Register by his son Western Raleigh. This paper, upon the formation of the Whig party, became its organ, and was a great favorite with its su})porters. W. R. Gales was a genial and excellent man, and like his father, devoted all his days to the con- duct of his paf)er ami the duties of his office when Mayor of the city. William Dallas Haywood came after him in dis- pensing justice to minor offenders, and remained Mayor until about the time of the breaking out of the late war between the States. In 1843 Rev. Aldert Smedes came to the city and established^St. Mary's School for the education of young ladies. 28 HISTORY OF RALEIGH.

This most deserving and popular seminary was under the j)atr6nage and visitation of Right Reverend L. Silliman Ives, then Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina. It rapidly grew into public favor and is yet recognized as a chosen seat of learning and the feminine graces. Another great impetus to the growth and trade of Raleigh was the inauguration of the North Carolina Railroad, in 1848. At that time the Raleigh and Gaston route had become almost a complete failure. The track was in wretched repair, and the travel and traffic of a year would scarcely equal ^that of a single month at the present time. The small, worn-out engines consumed about twenty hours in passing from Gaston to Raleigh, and were fast making railroads a mockery in the estimation of all who knew of other and better sustained lines of travel. A great change was to come as the iron tracks went back to the mountains, and opened into other States. In no quarter was a larger benefit to be realized than to Raleigh. As a general thing the Democrats had opposed the building of railroads by the General and State Governments, but the great scheme of 1848 was reported by William S. Ashe, of New Hanover, as chairman of the House Committee on Internal Improve- ments, and finally passed the Senate by the casting vote of Mr. President Calvin Graves, of Caswell, who was also a Democrat. No modern people have been able to keep abreast with the world's civilization without sufficient high- ways. They are the truest tests and exponents of the real culture and resources of a community, and without them the toil of men and fertility of soil are alike abortive and fruitless. With the breaking out of the great war, in 1861, Raleigh became, more than ever before, the head and heart of North Carolina. Here were gathered into camps of instruction a large portion of the army, numbering first and last almost one hundred and twenty-five thousand men, sent out by North Carolina to uphold the Southern Government. The City furnished many men who were brave and true in the unavailing contest. General L. 0. B. Branch, Lt.-Col. George P. Br3'an, Major James J. Iredell, like many other former citizens of tlie place, were brought home on their shields, having sealed their faith with their blood. Raleigh, in all its history, was never in such peril as :

HISTORY OF RALEIGH. 29 when ex-Governors Graham and Swain, accompanied hy Surgeon-General Edward Warren, went forward to arrange the terms of the Capital's captivity under General Sherman. Conductor D. T. Ward, of Franklinton, had charge of the railway train, on which they penetrated the Federal lines, and, at serious peril, besouglit the devastors of the South to spare the City. The recent surrender of Gen. R. E. Lee, and the utter hopelessness of Gen. J. E. Johnston's position, alone saved Raleigh from the fate of Atlanta and Columbia. Since the war the population has increased threefold. Palaces of trade and stately mansions have grown up in every quarter. In nothing lias there been so marked an advance as in the means of education. First, the Baptist Female Seminary, and then the Peace Institute, and then Shaw University, and the Graded School, and others followed in rapid succession, until pupils in the corporate limits are numbered by the thousand. The noble State charities seen in the Asylums for the insane, and for the blind and dumb were never in more admirable condition than at present. Dr. Eugene Grissom has become national in his reputation as a skilful restorer of lost reason, the saddest and direst of human calamities. We conclude this sketch with an extract from the col- umns of Hales Weekly, setting out various matters, better known to the local editor. Col. Frederick A. Olds, than to this writer All North Carolinians are interested in and proud of their Capital City. The name it bears is significant and appropriate. Its central position makes it the heart of the State, and its beauty and growth are the honor and hojie of all the people. Born with the century, it grew naturally because it was the city of residence of the State Government. It was nothing more. There was little enterprise, and no business, as the word is now understood. Its population was made up of those who came here as officers of the departments, wealthy eastern planters who made it a summer resort, and the people who relied upon the drippings from the disbursements of the public funds for a livelihood. Its mild and healthful climate, its situation, and the abundance and sturdy beauty of its trees made those who came as so- journers remain to live and die in its limits. " The City of Oaks" was worn as a title by the young capital. A refined so HISTORY OF RALEIGH. and cultivated society was the consequence of these condi- tions, hut there was a dearth of the j)ush and eager desire for rii-hes that make men risk present comlbrt for the sake of future case and plenty. There was enough and to spare, and there were no paupers. It was a skeleton citj"^ ; a beautiful village. The main thoroughfares lay like a cross on the city with the Capitol, one of the handsomest public buildings in the Union, at their intersection. They began at Union Square, stretching their broad lengths indefinitely to the points of the compass. Built of wood, fires found easy prey, and more than once devoured the thickly settled portions of the city. It grew by accretion.

ITS WAR GROWTH.

When the war broke out upon the country Raleigh became, the military head-quarters of the State. Camps of instruction were established on its outskirts. It was a supply depot. The immense nuQ}ber of transient visitors created a demand for accommodations. Temporary build-r ings became permanent. The quick sale of all the neces- saries of life begot business. The fluctuations of the currency, and the desjierate affairs of men aroused a spirit of spe«!ulation, and into this excitement came the energy and shrewdness which it naturally attracts. From these be- ginnings came the present Raleigh.

TJIE AFTER-WAR GROWTH.

Immediately upon the cessation of hostilities, Raleigh was occupied by a large force of the Federal army. The troops were paid off, and a large amount of money was put in circulation. This stimulus increased the pace of its progress. Then came the days of re-construction. The wild schemes of the adventurers were set on foot and matured at the Capital. The vast army cf subalterns that was employed in affecting the change in the Government of the State had to be paid off in fat jobs. Workmen were paid good wages for completing them. The leaders were as reckless of their own suddenly acquired wealth as they were avaricious of obtaining it. They sowed greenbacks broadcast, and pru- dent and far-sighted business men came behind them and HISTORY OF RALEIGH. 31

reaped a golden harvest. Money was spent in every con- ceivable way in the years from 18G5 to 1870, and this period was undoubtedly the " flush times " of Raleigh. The material progress was now evident. Handsome stores and dwellings rose rapidly, and enterprise was manifested in many ways. Property was held at high figures, but found, ready buyers, and the place began to lose its old appear- ance, and assume that of a growing city. Its population had grown from 4,000 in 1800 to 8,000 in 1870. The improvement did not prove ephemeral, but continued steadily. The panic of 1873 came, but did not blight the growth of the city, wdiose prosperity then became assured. No business houses sufi'ered during those dark days, and the people did not lose heart through the period of depression which followed.

A STEADY PKOSPERITY.

The growth of the city, though great in all parts, has been mainly in the eastern and northern portions. In 1870 the progress made in those portions is really wonderful. Shady streets and rows of elegant houses stand wdiere, but a short time past, were but bare fields or woods.

THE COTTON BUSINESS had assumed large proportions on account of the high price of the staple, and year by year increases. The cotton of this section ranks high in the markets, and is always in special demand. In other branches trade has increased, until now the quiet old town has developed into a bustling new city.

RAILROAD FACILITIES.

There run into the city four railways, the Raleigh & Gas- ton, from Norfolk ; the North Carol imi, from Morehead

City ; the North Carolina, from Charlotte ; and the Raleigh & August Air-Line, from Hamlet, These give ready access to all points, North, South, East and West, and place the city in direct communication with other business centres. Another road is proposed to run from Raleigh to Williams- :

$2 HISTORY OF RALEIGH. ton, and thence to Washington, and this route has been surveyed.

THE COTTON TRADE.

As has been stated, this trade has assumed large proportions. It did not really begin until 1870, and has since shown a steady and gratifying increase. The dealers are reliable and well acquainted with the staple, and the farmers have found that no place in the State is so good a market as this. We present below the figures, showing the number of bales sold here in the various years since 1874, with the increase, etc. NO. BALES.

Receipts for the year ending Aug. 31, 1874 25,982 Aug. 31, 1875 35,032 Increase 9,050 Receipts for the year ending Aug. 31, 1876 39,774 Increase 4,742 Receipts for the year ending Aug. 31, 1877 44,274 Increase 4,500 Receipts for the year ending Aug. 31, 1878 45,318 In crease 1 ,044 Receipts for the year ending Aug. 31, 1879 46,394 Increase 1,076

BUSINESS HOUSES.

The trade in all departments of business is good during the season. Large stocks are kept, and full lines carried. There are three banks with a capital of $1,000,000. The wholesale trade has increased rapidly, and the city now supplies several of the counties adjacent to Wake. The ex- tension of the Raleigh & Augusta Air Line has developed a fine trade, and goods are sold extensively on all the Hues of rail.

FACTORIES, SHOPS, ETC.

There is in the city three iron foundries, one boiler shop, five large planing mills, which, together, give employment •

HISTORY OP RALEIGH. 33

to some 250 persons. At the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad shops excellent work of all kinds is done, and the engines and cars there built will compare with those made any- where in the country. There are also two furniture manu- factories, in which good work is done. There are two excellent quarries near tiie city, from both of which granite of a

fine quality i.s taken, as well as three brick-yards, which are located near the city, and two marble and stone-cutting es- tablishments. CHURCHES.

Our city has an unusually large number of churches.

There are ten of these for white j : of these three are Episco- palian, three Methodist, two Baptist, two Presbyterian. There are also one Roman Catholic chapel and one Jewish Synagogue. Tiiere are seven colored churches—two Meth- odist, two Baptist, two Congregational and one Episcopalian. In addition there is one white and one colored chapel at schools. A new church is being built for the Second Bap- tist congregation, white, and a largebrick one for the colored Baptists. SCHOOLS.

The city has first-class educational facilities, its schools having a wide rej)utation for the ability of the instructors and the thoroughness of the instruction given. The^e are three white female colleges carrying on the rolls 250 pupils. There is a male high school, at which 70 boys are in attendance. The white graded school has on its roster 610 children. There are also seven other white schools, two of them parochial, all preparatory, with an attendance of about 150; making a total of 1,080 white children at our schools. There is a colored normal school, for male and female teachers, at which are GO students a large colored school— some ; mixed the Shaw Collegiate Institute— with 150 ; three colored graded schools, with 750 ; and a colored school at Oberlin, with 100—a total of over 1,000 colored children. Thus we find that there are at our schools 2,180 pupils.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The Capitol, one of the finest buildings in the South, is in 84 HISTORY OF RALEIGH.

Union Square. A mile away stands the Lunatic Asylum, one of tiie three State institutions for those unfortunates. Near at hand, and in the city, are the Institutions for the white and colored Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. The United States Government has completed a magnificent Courthouse and Post-office. The city has a Metropolitan Building, containing a public hall, Mayor's court, guard and assembly rooms and a market, which is commodious. Near the city, two miles away, are located the Fair Grounds of the State Agricultural Society, covering forty acres, and which are admirably arranged.

SUBURBAN HOMES.

There is a growing taste for houses in the suburbs. Quite a town, composed almost entirely of colored people, has grown up a mile northwest of the city. The length is more than a mile, and it has some 750 inhabitants. It has been given the name of Oberlin. There is another suburb, called Brook- lyn, in the same direction, with about 100 residents. The houses in the city are almost entirely of wood, but little stone or brick being used in the construction of dwellings. An ample space is given each dwelling, and this causes the city to cover much ground. One of the public squares is used as a cotton yard, and another as an ornamental garden.

CITY GOVERNMENT, &C,

There is but little crime, comparatively speaking, here. The city authorities are a Mayor and Board of Aldermen. There is a Chief of Police and a force of ten men a Health ; Officer; a Street Superintendent and a street force of twenty laborers. There is one steam fire company, one colored fire company, and bucket and hook and ladder companies. Five comr)anies of State troops are here —two white, three colored; one artillery, four infantry. The city is lighted with gas and gasoline. There are 58 miles of streets open, 150 lamps, and 87 public pumps. There are thirteen fire cisterns finished or in progress, with a total capacity of 275,000 gallons. There is a charity hospital for theindigentsick and disabled.

THE year's improvement.

During the year, up to the first of September, there were HISTORY OF RALEIGH. 35 completed three brick stores, five of wood, and thirty one dwellings of all descriptions, many of them handsome ones. There are now in progress three stores, of wood; two churches; three brick dwellings, and tv*enty-eight dwellings of wood. A number of improvements have been made on the streets and side-walks. The roads out from the city afford excellent drives, and the citizens have an unusually large number of fine equipages.

GENERAL NCTES.

There are ten papers published here. Of these three are dailies, six weeklies and one monthly. Two of these are for colored people, one of them being an industrial journal. The colored people will hold an Industrial Fair during the coming autumn. There are three white cemeteries, and one for colored persons, and a National and a Confederate cemetery. There are six hotels, nine boarding houses and five restaurants in the city, which aflbrd ample accommodations to visitors. The professions are represented by men of high intelligence and character. Trade is carried on by honest merchants, and work in all departments is done by thrifty and sober workingmen. A good understanding between em- ployers and employees has avoided any necessity for strikes, and the labor of the year moves on as quietly as the days succeed the nights. Raleigh needs factories of all kinds. It can bear double its population without extending its limits, and then its population would not be dense enough to increase its mortality, that is now insignificant in com- parison with other cities of tiie Union. The people of Ral- eigh are given to hospitality, and strangers coming amongst us linger with delight and leave us with reluctance.

CENTENNIAL GRADED SCHOOL.

This school was establishe

THE JOHNSON SCHOOL.

This is the largest in numbers of the colored graded schools, and is situated near Hilisboro street, rear of the Methodist church, colored. It was organized as a school in 1855, and was then altogether in charge of white teachers from the North. Now the teachers are all appointed by the School Committee, who have jurisdiction over all such matters. There are at this school 180 pupils, who are in three departments—first and second intermediate, and first and second primary. The Principal is Miss Louise S. Dorr, and there are four teachers—three male, one female. In the highest department of instruction there are classes in Latin, algebra, chemistry, etc. Special care is given in this to fit pupils to become teachers. HISTORY OF RALEIGH. 37

THE BAPTTST SCHOOL.

This colored graded school is held in the Baptist church on Halifax street, near the Raleigh & Gaston Railroad shops, and the school was established this year with pupils taken from the old school at Tupper's church. There are now enrolled 159 pupils. The teachers are three in number—one male, two female.

THE ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL.

This other branch of the former graded school at Tupper's church, is held at St. Augustine church, near the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. It is small in numbers, there being only thirty pupils enrolled, with one teacher—a female—in charge.

EAST RALEIGH SCHOOL.

This school is also a graded one. It is situated on Davie street, in one of the old wooden buildings used at the old Fair Grounds. The number of pupils the present session is 73, who are in charge of a male teacher. The school was first organized in November, 1878. Tt will be seen from the above that there are now on the rolls of the white graded school 618 pupils, and on the rolls of the four colored graded schools 442 scholars, giving a total of 1,060 in attendance at the public schools of the city. There is also a graded school in Oberlin for colored children, which carries on its rolls about one hundred. One thing noticeable is the absence of proper school buildings for either the white or colored public schools. All save one are held in wooden buildings, while the white school is in a building in nowise suitable. As public spirit becomes improved, it is hoped that the city will erect two large and substantial structures, one for each race, with accommodations for two thousand children. The growth of the city will in all ways demand this in the near future. POPULATION OF RALEIGH, N. C. (As taken by the Publishers of this Work, November 10, 1S79.)

Wliite Males 2,732 White Females 3,039 5,771 ColoredMales 2,161 Colored Females 2,886 5,047

Total 10,813 Tlien^are also between twelve and fifteen hundred outside of tlie cor- poration not included in this report.

JACOB S. ALLEN. FEED. A. WATSON. JACOB S. ALLEN ac CO., RALEIGH, N. C Building Contractors, AND MANUFACTUTtEES OF SASH, DOORS, BLmBS, B^OULDIHGS, BRACKETS, :and all, kinds of Ornamental, Scroll and Turned Work. WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES MADE TO ORDER- O-Grive VLH a Call Before Orderiiije- Shops Located on Harrington Street, where it Crosses E. & G. R. R.

W. D. BETTS. M. F. KING.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CHOICE FAMILY SRGCERISS And Farmers' Supplies. S©"Strict personal attention given to consignments, and quick sale for best prices, and prompt returns guaranteed. Nos. 9 and 11 Hargett Street, RALEIGH, N. C ^ C. W. BULLOCK. W. D THOMPSON. BULLOCK & THOMPSON?, COJVTRACTORS ITOii House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, RALEIGH, B:. C. We do all kinds of painting in every i)ortion of tlie State, and guaran- tee entire satisfaction in everj' case. Eefer to every good citizen of Eal- eigh, and to our work, wliich can be .seen anvwl)ere you iro. Addr.-.ss all orders to BULLOCIC & HO^PH<>:«, 3 Ilargctt Street, RALEIGH, X. C. EMERSON & CO.'S

ABBREVIATIONS. agt aprent lab laborer r residence- al alley mkr maker rd road; av avenue mnfK manufacturing ret retail bds boards mnfr manufacturer Rev Reverend' bet between Norn north s e south east bkpr bookkeeper n e north east S or s south bldg building: nr near s s south side elk clerk ns north side St street c colored nw northwest sw southwest com mer commission opp opposite sec secretary merchant pk park supt superintendent condr conductor pi place treas treasurer cor - corner PO post office W or w west dept deputy Pres president ws west side- dist district prin. principal whol wholesale E or e east propr ...proprietor Wid widow e s east side pub publisher wk8 works

ABRAMS CHAS, shoe mkr, e s Wilmington, 7 s Mor- gan, r country Abrams Wm, harness mkr W B Hutchings Adams Alexander, city hand, bds s e cor West and Cannon Adams Barbara, wid of Wm, res McDowell 1 n Davie Adams Chas, drayman J C Brewster Adams D Thomas, elk L Adams, r e end Newborn av 40 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Adams Eddy A, printer, bds e s Blount 4 s South Adams James (c), r s w cor Wilmington and Davie Adams James A, bkpr L Adams, re end Newbern av Adams James P, shoemaker, r s end Wilmington Adams John, wks Mitchell's steam boiler works Adams Len H, grocer, cotton factor and commission mercliant s w cor Martin and Wihnington, r w s Person 1 n Edenton Adams Lynn, grocer and commission merchant Exchange Place and Martin 5 w Wilmington, r e end Newbern av Adams Maggie, wid of Thomas, r n e cor Jones and West Adams Marion J, wks R N Mitchell, bds w s West 1 n Jones Adams Patrick, wks Mitchell's steam boiler works Adams Warren (c), porter W Woollcott Adkins James, painter, r w s Person 3 n Cabarrus ^tna Life Insurance Co, W H Crow, genl agt, over 49Fay- etteville Albertson Jonathan W, U S district attorney for eastern district of N C, office U S Court House and postofhce bldg, r s e cor Person and Jones Albertson Jonathan W Jr, deputy U S marshal, r s e cor Person and Jones Alderson Thomas B, carpenter, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r n s North 2 w McDowell Alexander Jacob (c), servant T H Briggs, r n s Edenton 1 w McDowell Alexander Levi (c), carpenter Kingsley & Ashley, r s e cor Cannon and Manly av Alexander P M (c), asst teacher Shaw University r same Alexander Samuel (c), brakeman R&GRR, rws West opp Lane Alford James H, (Marcom & Alford,) rws Salisbury 2 n Edenton Alford Marcellus (c), butcher, r rear n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Alford Nicholas (c), restaurant w s Wilmington 5 s Hargett, r s s Davie 2 e East Alford Wm II, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r s e cor West and Morgan AUcott Wayne, dealer in machinery and agricultural im- plements n w cor Wilmington and Davie, rws Salis- bury 1 s Cabarrus RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 41

Allen Anthony (c), waiter Yarbrough House, r n s Cannon 1 w Dawson Allen Charles S, freight agt R .^' G R R and R & A R R, r s e cor Hargett and Harrii gton

Allen Gabriel (c), watchman Jones, Green & Powt 11, res West 1 s Martin Allen George M, (Allen & Cram,) r w s Wilmington 1 s Davie Allen Henry, elk Latta & Myatt, bds n e cor Edenton and McDowell Allen Jacob S, (Jacob S Allen & Co,) r w s Dawson 1 n Edenton Allen Jacob S & Co, (Jacob S Allen and Fred A Watson,) builders and contractors s w cor North and Harrington Allen Junius (c), r nr s end Fayetteville Allen Norman (c), lab, r s w limits Allen Paul D, elk R & G R R, bds Oak City Hotel Allen Pomp (c), r s end Fayetteville Allen Samuel (c), r rear s s Martin 2 w Blount Allen Thomas W, engineer R & A R R, bds National Hotel Allen Will, mail carrier, bds s e cor West and Cannon Allen Wm (c), well digger, r rear s s Davie 3 e East Allen & Cram, (George M Allen & Wra Cram), proprs Raleigh Ag Works, n e cor Davie and McDowell Alston Chas (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co Alston Chas (c), porter Singer Sewing Mach Alston Daniel (c), porter Jones, Green & Powell, res West 1 s Martin Alston Detham (c), carpenter, r s w cor West & South Alston Evans (c), r n s Cannon 1 w Fayetteville Alston Hilliard (c), waiter National Hotel Alston James (c). fireman R & A R R Alston James W, physician, office Simpson's drug store, r s w cor Peace and Blount Alston John (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co Alston Joseph (c), porter Cooke & Wainwright, r ss Smith- field 2 e Wilmington Alstin Moses (c), cook Tucker House, r nr s end Wilming- ton Alston Oscar F (c), r s e cor Harrington and Martin Alston Peter (c), r n s Cannon 1 w Fayetteville 42 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Alston Ralph H (c), grocer s s Hargett 3 e Wilmington, r n s Cannon, 2 w Fayetteville Alston Solomon (c), lab, r s s Martin 4 e East A M E Church, n w cor Hillsboro and Harrington Amis Candiss wid of Jackson, r ws Salisbury 1 s Lane Amis Moses N, atty at law old Sentinel bldg s of Court House, bds w s Salisbury 1 s Lane Andrews Alex B, supt N C R R office Yarbrough House, r nw cor Blount and North Andrews Andrew (c), wks T H Briggs & Sons 5- Anderson David, r s s Martin and Dawson Andrews Henry, watchman R & G R R Depot, r n s Salis- bury 3 s Lane Anderson Jack (c), carpenter Briggs & Son, res Bloodworth 2 n Davie Andrev/s George W, wks R & G R R Shops, r s s Hillsboro 1 e Harrington Andrews Mrs H, wid of W R, r n w cor Hillsboro and Daw- son Anderson P Bruce, apprentice Uzzell & Wiley, r s s Martin 1 w Dawson Andrews Philemon H, bkpr Citizens' National Bank, r n w cor Blount and North Andrews Robt B, (R. B. Andrews & Co), bds Yarbrough House Andrews R B & Co, (Robt B Andrews and Seymour W Whiting) clothing, gent furnishing goods, etc, 27 Fay- etteville Anderson Wrn J, elk W C & A B Stronach^ r s s Martin 1 w Dawson Anderson "Wm E, Pres Citizens' National Bank, also Vice Pres North Carolina State Life Ins Co, r s s Jones 1 e East Andrews Wm N, street commissioner, res Harrington 1 s Cabarrus Archer Junius (c), wks W H Crow, r n e cor Halifax and Jones Arendell Daniel (c), barber Burgess Reid, r Wilmington Arendell Falcom B, (Redford & Arendell), bds National Hotel RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 43

Argo Thomas M, atty at law, e s Fayetteville 2 n Yar- broujili House up stiiirs, r ii end Person Armistead David (c), wks Cook's brickyard, r rear w s West ] s Morgan Armstrong John, book bindery and blank book manufr, Bagley build'gso cor Fayetteville and Martin, rs s Mar- tin 1 w Person Arnold Daniel (c), barber, r s end Wilmington Arnold James, elk D H Crawford, r se cor East and Lenoir Arrington Fannie B, asst teacher primary and kindergarten department Peace Institute, r same Arrington Sylvester (c), r nw cor Newbern ave and Blood- worth Arrington Thos G, bds Yarborough House Ashe John (c), lab, r ws Salisbury 2 s South Ashe Mrs Rosa, wid of Thos H, r ns Hillsboro 2 w Saun- ders Ashe Samuel A, editor and propr Raleigh Daily and Weekly Observer, n s Martin 1 e Fayetteville, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Ashe Thomas S, Associate Justice, r Wadesboro, N C, bds National Hotel Ashe Zachary (c), carpenter, r ss North 1 e Dawson Ashley Wm E, (Kingsley & Ashley), r n end Salisbury Askew Chas T, sect and treas W F Askew, bds National Hotel Askew W F, manufr of paper, office ss Martin 5 e Fay- etteville, factory and r Neuse, N C Atkins Benj F, elk R B Andrews & Co, bds Central Hotel Atkins Calvin (c), r ws West 1 n Lane Atkins J A, carpenter, bds Cooke's Hotel Atkins Sera (c), r rear cor Fayetteville and Davie Atkinson Devereux (c), blacksmith, r ws Dawson 1 s South Atkinson Joseph M, minister, r ss North 1 e East Austin Campbell (c), ditcher, r ns Lenoir 4 w McDowell Austin Frank (c), porter Oak City Hotel, r same Austin George (c), lab, r ns Manly av 1 w Fayetteville Austin Hardy (c), lab, r ws Harrington, 2 n Edenton Austin Joyner (c), r ws Salisbury 2 n Davie Austin Jackson (c), (Austin & Moore), r ss Cabarrus 6 e East 44 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Austin & Moore (c), (Jackson Austin and Isaac B Moore), undertakers and cabinet makers, e s Salisbury 2 s Mor- gan Avera David B, (Parker & Avera), brls Yarborough House Avera James (c), r ns Lenoir 1 vv R R Ayars Frank S, machinist J C Brewster, bds Oak City Hotel BACHAEAN JOSEPH, wks Ellington, Royster & Co. Backes Louis, tailor and repairer, n s Hargett 1 e Wilming- ton, r same Badger Richard C, atty at law, room 6 Bagley bldg, s e cor Eayetteville and Martin, bds Tucker House Badger Sherwood, elk supt N C R R office, r s s Jones, 1 e Wilmington Badger Thomas, genl freight and passenger agt R & G and R&ARR, rss Jones 1 e Wilmington Badger Wm (c), r rear n s Martin 5 w Blount Bagley LeRoy G, dept elk Supreme Court, bds National Hotel Bagley Wm IT, elk Supreme Court, r n w cor South and Blount Bagwell Lorenzo C, elk Cooke & Wainwright, bds Cooke's Hotel Bailey Rev. Christopher T (Edwards, Broughton & Co), r w s Blount, 1 n Polk Bailey Frank L (Young & Bailey), r 14 miles n of Raleigh Bain Donald W, chief elk State Treasurer's office, r n e cor Hillsboro and West Baker Catherine (c), r n s Martin 1 e Harrington BakerNCRRJames (c) (O'Kellv & Baker), r w s Fayetteville 5 n Baker John (c), r w s Fayetteville, corporate limits Baker John H, elk W C & A B Stronach, rss Martin 1 w Person Baker Joseph I, cotton buyer, s s Martin 3 e Wilmington, bds n w corner Hillsboro and Dawson Baker Phillip (c), waiter National Hotel, r same RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 45

Baker Philip S, wks Rand & Barbee Bros, r n s Martin 1 e Harrington Baker Prof Wm, bds 7 Fayetteville Baker "SYm, physician, r n w cor Cannon and "West Baldwin Henry (c), porter Geo Goldman, r 13 Hargett Ball Charles, tinner J C Brewster, bds w s Dawson 1 s Lane Ball Flementine, wid of Dr John, r n w cor Bloodworth and Peace Ball Geo F, cigar mkr F Gruendler, r w s Person 1 n Davie Ball Jesse G, delivery elk post office, r w s Person 1 n Davie Ball John T, coach mkr, r w s Person 1 n Davie Ball Joseph R, mail agent Raleigh to Hamlet, r w s Person 1 n Davie Ballard Virginius, bkpr W C & A BStronach and sec Grand Lodge I G T, r w s Blount 2 n Lenoir Banks Braxton, student, bds n s Jones 1 e East Baptist Church s w cor Salisbury and Edenton Baptist State Sunday School and Mission Boards, John E Ray, corresponding sec, 20 Fayetteville Barbee Claud B (Rand & Barbee Bros), bds e s Wilming- ton 3 n Cabarrus Barbee Christopher C, r e s Wilmington 2 s Davie Barbee Edgar B (Rand & Barbee Bros), r s s Newbern av, 2 w Bloodworth Barbee Mordecai B, Justice of the Peace, old Sentinel bldg w s Fayetteville s Court House, r w s Bloodworth 2 s Jones Barbee Wm E, brickmason, r s s Polk 4 e East Barber Joseph W (Johnson & Barber), res Person 3 s Davie Barfoot Edward, watchman G W Wynne & Co, bds s s Mor- gan 1 e Person Barham James (c), carpenter, r nw cor Harrington and Martin Barham J C E (c), minister, r s e cor Haywood and Cabarrus Barham Matthew (c), res East 2 s South Barker Simon (c), wks Marcom & Alford, r n s Cabarrus 1 w McDowell Barker Simon (c), wks Julius Lewis & Co, r n s Edenton 2 w Dawson Barker 'Squire (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, r s s Cannon w limits 46 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Barker Thomas (c), driver A. D, Royster & Bro, r n s Cabar- rus 1 w McDowell Barlow George, brickmason, r w s Haywood 3 s Davie Barlow Malphus, plasterer, r w s Haywood 3 s Davie Barnes Wm (c), stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell, r s s Lenoir 2 w Blount Barnes Wm (c), cook lunatic asylum, r n s Davie 1 e Mc- Dowell Barnhill Alex T, vegetables market house, r w s Swain 2 n Hargett Barnhill John, blacksmith, r w s Swain 2 n Hargett Barrett George, wks J Lewis & Co, r rear n s Hargett 3 w Swain Barron Albert W, elk Cooke & Wainwright Bosher Royall T, plasterer, r n w limits Bashford John A, blacksmith Allen & Cram, r n e cor Polk and Short Bashford Thomas, farmer, r e end Davie Bashford Thomas J, bar tender Higgs House, r s s Davie nr limits Baskell Wm (c), lab. bds w s Dawson 1 n Lenoir Bason Robert (c), waiter Cooke's Hotel Batchelor Edward A, bds s s Martin 1 w McDowell Batchelor Joseph B (J B & W P Batchelor), bds s s Mar- tin 1 w McDowell Batchelor J B & W P (Joseph B & W Plummer), attys at law e s Favetteville 2 n Yarbrough House, up stairs Batchelor W JPlummer (J B & W P Batchelor), bds Yar- brough House Bates Fleming, family groceries e s Fayetteville 2 s Market Phice, r s s Hargett 3 w Swain Battle Richard H, r s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Battle Richard H (Battle & Mordecai), r n w cor Lane and Wihniugton Battle Robert (c), bds s e cor Dawson and Cabarrus Battle & Mordecai (Richard H Battle and Samuel F Mor- decai), attys at Law n w cor Fayetteville and Martin Baumann Albert, professor of music Peace Institute, r n w cor Halifax and Weldon Beacham Belton, carpenter, res Harrington 1 n Davie RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 47

Beacham Hartwell L, carpenter, r n w cor Blount and Martin Beacham Hartwell R, carpenter, res Harrington 1 n Davie Beacham Thomas L, elk H Yearby Beaslcy Charles, r w s Blount 1 s Martin Beaslcy John W, policeman, r ns Lenoir 3 e East Beasley Rebecca A, millinery and dress mkr ladies and children ready made clothing, ws Blount 1 s Martin, r same Beckham John H, engineer R&GRR, rnsR &GRR, opp Dawson Beckwith Evelyn C, proprietress Central Hotel, n e cor Wil- mington and Hargett, r same Beckwith Ira, elk T H Briggs & Sons, r ws West 2 s Mor- gan Beckwith Roburton B, elk Central Hotel, r same Bell Hilliard, gun and lock smith es Wilmington 5 n Har- gett, r 2 miles s of Raleigh Bell John H, overseer penitentiary, r s e cor Hargett and Person Bell John H jr, overseer penitentiary, r se cor Hargett and Person Bell Junius (c), lab, r ns Martin 4 w Swain Bell William B, r w s Dawson 1 s Lane Belo Robt W, (Stronach & Belo), res Person 1 s INIartin Belvin diaries H, teller Raleigh National Bank, r n s Eden ton 1 e Blount Belvin Thos J, carpenter, r n s South 2 e AVilmington Belvin W L, carpenter, r n s Salisbury 5 n North Bemry Lewis (c), r n e cor Lenoir and McDowell Bennett Frank E, pressman J S Hampton, res West 2 s South Benton Sallie (c), wid of Harry, res McDowell 1 s Lenoir Berry Harvey D, (H D Berry

Besson Bettie, wid of Edward, ladies and children furnishing goods, s w cor Salishury and Martin, r same Best Rig G, supt city rock quary, r w s Salisbury 3 n Davie Best Robert W, agt Hale's Weekly, r n s Hillsboro 2 w West Betts Barzilla B, lab, r ws Harrington 1 s Lane Betts James M, policeman, r ws Harrington 1 s Lane Betts Samuel, wks R & G R R Depot, r n e cor Lane and Dawson Betts Sylvester J, canvasser Singer sewing machine, bds 7 Favetteville Betts Wm D (Betts & King), bds 7 Fayetteville Betts W C, machinist, R & G R R Shops, r s s Weldon 1 w Salisbury Betts & King, (William D Betts and Millard F King), groceries and provisions 9 and 11 Hargett Bill M, city bottling works ss Lane 1 e West, r same Biblical Recorder, Edwards, Broughton & Co, proprs, 53 Fayetteville Bigelow Miss Saluda (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Biggs Henry (c), wks R Badger, r n s Newbern av 5 w Swain Bingham Benj L, grocer and genl merchandise s s Martin 5 e Fayetteville, r s s North 1 e Person Birdsong James C, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s w cor Morgan and East Bishop Hilliard (c), drayman, r s e cor Lenoir and Blount Bishop Richard T, foreman car shop R&GRR, rws Salis- bury 2 s Lane Black Rev Wm S, (Black & Reid) r n e cor Edenton and Dawson Black & Reid (Rev Wm S Black and Rev Frank L Reid) editors, publishers and proprs Raleigh Christian Advo- cate, 15 Fayetteville Black man Edwa^^d (c), barber Proctor & Cross Blacknall Geo W, propr Yarbrough House, r same Black well Geo (c), lab J S Allen & Co Blackwell Laura, wid of Edward L, r s s Hillsboro 2 w Boy- Ian av Blair Isaac C, r e s East 1 s Hargett Blake John C, cashier Raleigh' National Bank, res Fay- etleville 2 s Davie RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 49

Blake Mary, wid of Wesley S, r ii w cor Davie and Mc- Dowell Blake N A (Blake & Macon), r n w cor Davie and McDowell Blake Thos W, jeweler H Mahler, r n w cor Davie and Mc- Dowell Blake Wm R, engineer N C R R, r s w cor Bloodworth and Hargett Blake Wm Z, farmer, r n w cor Davie and McDowell Blake & Macon (N A Blake and Thos Macon), fish and oysters, market house Blalock Chas W, elk M D Edwards, bds n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Blanchard Charlie B, elk B K Partin, bds Central Hotel Blaylock Devereaiix (c), wks M Bill Bledsoe John E (Bledsoe & Bledsoe), r w s Smithfield rd 4 s limits Bledsoe Wm. H (Bledsoe & Bledsoe), r w s Smithfield rd 4 s limits Bledsoe & Bledsoe (Wm H and John E), attys at law, s w cor Wilmington and Martin Blum Peter, shoemaker, r n s Davie 2 w Swain Blum Peter Jr, lab, r n s Davie, 2 w Swain Blount Fortune (c), drayman Len H Adams, r w s Person 1 n Edenton Blow Wright, r s s Jones 1 e Person Bobbitt Harriett, wid of John, r n w cor Hargett and Swain Bobbitt Rev James B, D D, r n e cor Dawson and Hargett Bobbitt Tlieo (c), r rear w s Fayetteville, 2 s Davie Bobbitt Wm H, elk Wm Simpson, r s e cor Hargett and Dawson Bogus Samuel, printer Raleigh News, bds s s Morgan 1 e Person Bohlman F A, musical director Raleigh Female Seminary, Bonner Elizabeth, wid of James, r w s Dawson, 2 n Cabarrus Bonner Peter (c), whitewasher, res McDowell 1 s Lenoir Booker Benjamin E, machinist J S Allen & Co, bds s s Jones 2 w Dawson

Booker Frederick T(Ferrell, Booker & Co. , r n s Davie 1 w Blount Booker Richard (c), wks T S Stevenson, res Wilmington 2 n Lenoir 50 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Boon Wesley, res East 2 n Martin Booth Lewis (c), carpenter, res Haywood 2 s Davie Botto Jane, wid of Frank, res Wilmington G s Morgan Bo wen Thomas A, wagon manufr s s Hargett 6 e Wilming- ton, r same Bowes Michael, supt gas works s s Morgan 2 w Wilming- ton, res Fayetteville 2 n Cabarrus Boyd Thomas (c), lab, r s s Cabarrus 5 e East Boykin Harry (c), lab, r s end Wilmington Boylan James, r s end Boylan av Boylan Miss Kate, r w s Boylan av 2 w Hillsboro Boylan Wm, r s end Boylan av Boylan Wm M, r s end Boylan av Bradford Thos (c), barber, r s end Wilmington Bradley Robert H, marshal Supreme Court, r n s Morgan 1 e Person Bragassa John A, bakery and confectionery, 16 Fayette- ville, r same Bragg Eliza, wid of Wm, res Blount 3 n Davie Bragg Frank Y, bds National Hotel Bragg Mariah A, wid of Dr. John, res Sanders 4 n Hills- boro Bragg Wm H, elk E J Hardin, res Sanders 4 n Hillsboro Brain John (c), driver W C & A B Stronach, r nr Wm C Stronach Branch Henderson (c), lab, res West 1 s South Branch Mrs L. O'B, wid of Gen L O'B, r s w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Branch Quint (e), r s s Cannon w limits Branch Jno (c), porter L R Wyatt, r s s Cannon nr w limits Bn-nch John (c), w^aiter Central Hotel Branch Shade (c), r s s Cannon w limits Brannon Frank, tailor J Kreth, res Bloodworth 1 s Martin Branson Levi, publisher, bookseller and stationer, 15 Fay- etteville, r s s Hillsboro 3 w West Bray Mattie, r n s Martin 2 w Swain Brehon Plummer (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r n s North 3 w Dawson Brewer George (c), drayman W C McMackin, r n s Martin 4 w Swain Brewer John (c), wks livery stable, r n s Martin 4 w Swain RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 51

Brewer Isham (e), r n s Martin 4 w Swain Brewer Samuel W (Kelly, Purefoy & Brewer), bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Brewer Wm T, machinist R & G R R Shops, r n e cor Wil- mington and Newborn av Brewster John C, hardware, stoves, tin ware, paints, oils, etc, 51 Fayetteville, r s s Newbern av 3 w Bloodworth Bridgers James A, plasterer, res East 3 n Edenton Bridgers Miss Lizzie, milliner Mrs W T Lane, r 7 Fayette- ville Bridgers Samuel, lab, res East 3 n Polk Bridgeford Benj T (c), r s w limits Bridgeford Manuel (c), cook Yarbrough House, r s w limits Brie Lewis, elk L Rosenthal & ('o, bds n e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir Briggs Fabius H, elk Raleigh National Bank, r s s Morgan 2 e Dawson Briggs James A (T H Briggs & Sons), r s s Morgan 2 e Dawson Briggs John D, carpenter, r n w cor Edenton and McDowell Briggs Thomas H (T H Briggs & Sons), r s s Morgan 2 e Dawson Briggs Thomas H Jr (T H Briggs & Sons), r n s Edenton 1 w xMcDowell Briggs T H & Sons (Thomas H, James A and Thomas H Jr), hardware, stoves, tinware, house furnishing goods, also sash, doors and blinds, 55 Fayetteville Briggs Wra G. wks T H Briggs & Sons, res McDowell 2 s Martin Briggs Wm, engineer R&GRR, rws West 2 s Morgan Briggs Wm W, carpenter, r n e cor Polk and Bloodworth Brinkley George W, wks R&GRR depot, r e s R & G R R 3 n Johnson Brinkley Wm (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 3 w Saunders Brinkley W J, carpenter R&GRR shops, r Cottage Hotel Broadfoot Andrew, shipping elk Williamson & Upchurch, bds Tucker House Broadwell Mrs, r n w cor Martin and Blount Brock well Thomas F (King & Brockwell), r s s Hargett 3 e Person 62 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Brockwell Wm T, printer Uzzell & Wiley, r s s Hargett 3 e Person Bromlej' Miss Maggie, assistant teacher of music Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institute, r same Brooks Amos (c), waiter St Mar3''s Institute, r n s Edenton 7 w Swain Brooks Frank (c), servant s s Hillsboro 2 w Boylan av, r same Brooks George W, judge U S district court, r Elizabeth City Brooks Ivison (c), wks J J Thomas, r s w limits Brooks Jordan (c), lab, J S Allen, r n w cor Morgan and McDowell Brooks Robert H (Pritchard & Brooks), r n e eor Person and North Broughton Gaston, overseer penitentiary, r n s Hargett 1 e Swain Broughton J Melvin, bkpr Edwards, Broughton & Co, r w s Person 1 n Hargett Broughton Mary, wid of Joseph, res Person 2 n Martin Broughton Needham B, (Edwards, Broughton & Co), rw s Person 1 s Martin Broughton Zachary T, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s s Jones opp Linden av Brow Wm J, elk D J Ellis, bds s w cor Hillsboro and West Browder David H, propr Raleigh Dye Works s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury, r same Brown Albert (c), servant Mrs Lucy Evans, r n e cor Eden- ton and McDowell Brown Alex (c), bar tender R S Perry, r n s South 3 e Har- rington Brown Charles A, printer Evening Visitor, r n s Newbern av 2 e East Brown Edward S, wks Henry J Brown, r s s Morgan 1 e Dawson Brown Fab (c), farmer, r n s South 3 e Harrington Brown Gabriel (c), blacksmith J Lewis & Co, r rear n s Har- gett 3 w Swain Brown Geo W (c), barber Davis & Dunston, r n s South 3 e Harrington Brown Henry (c), r rear w s Halifax 2 n North Brown Henry (c), lab, r n s Cannon 3 w Dawson RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 53

Brown Henry (c), lab, r w s Wilmington 1 n Etlenton Brown Henry W (c), servant A JS Merrimon, res Wilming- ton bet Polk and Peace Brown Jailey, wid of Wm W, r n s South 2 e Wilmington Brown James E, elk J C S Lumsden, r Ilillsboro rd Brown Jennie, wid of John, r w s Salisbury 3 n Davie Brown Jesse, with J Lewis & Co, r w s McDowell 2 n Ilar- geit Brown John (c), carpenter, r n s Cannon 1 w R R Brown John W, undertaker, r s e cor Morgan and Dawson Brown Joseph G, teller Citizens National Bank, r ss Morgan 1 e Dawson Brown Lewis T, elk Yarbrough House, r same Brown Louisa, wid of Neal, r n s Newbern av 6 e East Brown Lucretia (c), wid of Primus, r w s McDowell 2 n Lenoir Brown Lydia, wid of Henry J, r s s Morgan 1 e Dawson Brown Alills H, r s e cor Wilmington and Lenoir Brown Mills II Jr, r s e cor Wilmington and Lenoir Brown Moultrie (c), drayman M T Norris & Co, r w s Blount 1 s Polk Brown Sampson (c), brickmason, r n s Cannon 3 w Dawson

Brown Scott (c), [Brown ife Sumner], r s s Davie 1 e Person Brown Thomas (c), lab, r s s Cannon 2 e West Brown AVm (c) carpenter, r n w cor Hargett and Salisbury Brown Wm I), shoemaker R Dobbin, r w s Johnson 1 e R R Brown Wm M, compositor Evening Visitor, r n s New- bern av 6 e East Brown Wm M Jr, carrier Evening Visitor, r n s Newbern av 6 e East Brown & Sumner [Scott Brown and Wm H Sumner], barbers under Raleigh National Bank Bryan Alden P C, agt Southern Express Co, w s Fayette- ville 2 s Morgan, bds Yarbrough House

Bryan Alfred (c), porter Pescud, Lee cV: Co, r nr Old Fair Ground Bryan Haywood (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co Bryan James, r n e cor Lenoir and East Bryan James S, jailor rear Court House, r same Bryan ^Marion, tinner J Lewis & Co, r s s Holleman road 3 e Bloodworth 54 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Bryan Mary, wid of John, res Blount bet North and Lane Bryan Lucius, tinner J Lewis & Co, r e s East 1 n Lenoir Bryan Richard W, (Bryan & Mullins), r w s Bloodworth 1 s Cabarrus Bryan Washington, elk supt office R & G and R & A R R, r cor Person and Polk Bryan & Mullins (Richard W Bryan and Junius Mullins), city bill posters 17 Fayetteville Bryant Aaron (c), r w s Blount 8 s Smithfield' Bryant Charles (c), lab, r n s Davie 6 w Swain Bryant Edward (c), shoemaker e s Wilmington 4 s Hargett, r n s South 1 e Harrington Bryant George, (c), r n e cor Newbern av and Blount Bryant Jordan (c), lab, r w s Haywood 2 s Cabarrus Bryant Richmond (c), lab, r w s West 1 n North Bryant Richard (c), wks Whitelaw & Campbell, res Hay- wood 1 s Cabarrus Bryant Salisbury, (c), r n e cor Blount and Lenoir Bryant 'Squire (c), gardener, r s s Morgan 1 w Salisbury Bryant Thomas N, butcher Market House, res East 1 n Polk Buel Clarence E, wks R G Peace, r Cabarrus Buffalo Nelson, brickmason, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Martin Buffalo Wm H, watchman T H Briggs, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Martin Buffalo Wm H Jr, printer Evening Visitor, r w s Blood- worth 1 s Martin Bugg Robt (c), servant National Hotel, r s s Cabarrus 1 w Salisbury Bullock Charles W (Bullock &^Thompson), r s e cor Blount and Smithfield Bullock & Thompson (Charles W Bullock and Wra D Thompson), house, sign and ornamental painters, office rear Williams & Haywood's drug store Bunch David T, wks R & G depot, r w s Salisbury 3 n North Bunch Thomas V, baggage agent R&D and R & G R R depot, r n s Cabarrus 1 w railroad Bunch Wm H, elk W Woollcott, r n s Hargett 1 w Blood- worth ^P^^<»'liJIMIMM»MMMMM^MMM>IMM^»

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Bunn "Washington (c), wks Latta & Myatt, res East 4 u Davie Burge Delia, wid of Wm, r w s McDowell 1 n Edenton Burgers Thomas (c), rooms n w cor Morgan and Salisbury Burks Charles B, compositor News office, bds Central Hotel Burkhead Charles \V, bkpr State National Bank, r n w cor Hillsboro and Harrington Burkhead Rev L S, r n w corner Hillsboro and Harrington Burns Alfred (c), carpenter, r s s Davie 1 w Dawson Burns Headen H, r s s Davie opp Swain Burns Silas (c), drayman Marcom & Alford Burns Toney (c), restaurant e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett, r s w cor Cabarrus and Haywood Burrows Luther (c), r n s Cabarrus 2 w McDowell Burt Jas G, elk L Rosenthal, r n e cor Morgan and Blood- worth Burton A (c), fireman R & G R R Shops Burtsell James (c), servant Raleigh Female Seminary Burtson James (c), servant, r rear n w cor Fayetteville and South Burwell Rev R, principal Peace Institute n s Peace opp Wilmington, r same Burwell John B, associate principal Peace Institute, r same Busbee Annie, wid of Perrin, r n w cor Hargett and Salis- bury Busbee Charles M, (Reade, Busbee & Busbee), r n w cor Hargett and Salisbury Busbee Fabius H, (Reade, Busbee & Busbee) r n e cor Jones and Person Busbee Ichabod (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co Busbee Johnson T, asst operator Western Union telegraph office, r n w cor Hargett and Swain Busbee Lizzie B, wid of Quint, r n s Hargett 2 e Salisbury Busbee Walton M, atty at law, Mahler bldg Fayetteville opp Market house, r n w cor Hargett and Salisbury Butler Jefferson (c), school teacher, r s s Cabarrus 2 e Wil- mington Bvnum David C, elk Yeargin, Petty & Co, bds National Hotel Byrd Amos J (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co, r s w Davie and. East 2 56 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Byrum Mrs John, dress maker, r s w cor Fayetteville and Manly av

CADDELL ANNA, wid of A C, r s s Newbern av 2 e Wilmington

Cain Christopher (c), driver W C & A B Stronach Cain Henderson (c), snack house, e s Wilmington opp Mar- ket, r same Caldwell Gilbert (c), wks W H Dodd, r e s Haywood 3 s Davie •Callan T, tailor C Weikel & Co Callendine Martin B, r n e cor Peace and Blount Calvert John, cotton elk P F Faison, bds n s Edenton bet Halifax and Wilmmgton Campbell, Mrs Helen H, head of cooking dept D D & B Institute, r Peace Institute Campbell Henry, stone cutter, res Salisbury 1 n Martin Hugh Campbell, (Whitelaw & Campbell) r 1 mile s w Raleigh Cameron Francis H, (Cameron, Hay & Co), Pres North Carolina State Life Insurance Company, office n w cor Fayetteville and Martin, r s e cor Jones and East €ameron, Hay & Co, (Francis H Cameron and Thomas T Hay), genl insurance agts, over Citizens' National bank Oanion John (c), lab, res West 1 n Lane Canada Hinton (c), wks T Joseph, r n s Lane 1 w McDowell €aps Gabriel (c), driver W C & A B Stronach, res Hay- wood 3 s Cabarrus Cardwell Charles (c), servant G W Swepson, r n w cor Hills- boro and Salisbury Carolina Iron and Brass Works, Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, proprs, n w cor Hargett and West Carmager Alfred (c), carpenter, r w s West 1 s Tucker Carpenter Abigill, wid of James, r s s Morgan 1 e Wilming- ton Carr Nat (c), waiter National Hotel Carr Thomas (c), lab, r s e cor Peace and Halifax Carroll James, carpenter, r w s Harrington 1 n Jones RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 57

Carter Frank, elk J P Gulley, bds e s Wilmington 2 n Cabarrus Carter Harriett, wid of David, r s s Hillsboro 2 w Boylan av Carter Lucinda, wid of Albert, r s s Lenoir 1 e Blount Carter Wm C, janitor Metropolitan Hall, r n s Morgan 1 e Harrington Carter Washington M, carpenter, r n s Hargett 2 w Person Carver Lewis (c), carpenter, r w s Fayetteville 2 n Manly av Cawthorne Alfred (c), porter attorney general's office, r s s Lenoir 1 e Wilmington Causey Thomas F, carpenter, r n w limits Cauthenham Wm (c), r n s Cabarrus 2 w Blount Cayton John (Cayton & Wolfe), r s s Morgan 1 e Blount Cayton & Wolfe (John Cayton and Wm C Wolfe), tomb- stones and monuments s s Morgan 1 e Blount Central Hotel, Mrs E C Beckwith, proprietress, n e cor Har- gett and Wilmington Chapin Dr A B, land agent n e cor Exchange Place and Fayetteville, bds National Hotel Chamblee W T, elk R B Andrews & Co, bds National Hotel Champion Mary, r n s Davie 1 w East Chavasse T H, bds National Hotel Cliavis Calvin (c), meat market, market house, r s w limits Chavis Thomas (c), meat market, market house Chavers Columbus C (c), brickmason, r n w cor Harrington and Cannon Cheatham James F, elk J A Cheatham, r s w cor Market Square Cheatham John A, dry goods, groceries, clothing, boots, shoes, etc, s w cor Market Square, r same Cheatham Benj F, merchant, bds Cooke's Hotel Cheek E Skid more, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n s North 3 w McDowell Cheek Nathaniel J, carpenter, r n s North 3 w McDowell Chresfield James H (c), minister, rooms s s Cabarrus 3 w Haywood Christian Church (c), nr cor McDowell and Manly Christmas C C (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co, r Oberlin Christmas Pattie, wid of Thomas, r n s Edenton 5 w Swain Christmas Seth (c), wks F Curtis, r Oberlin Christmas Solomon (c), porter J M Forest 58 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Christmas Wm D (c), hostler Lane, Noble & Co, r same Christophers Charles D, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, and fin sec'y Raleigh Typograpical Union, r n w cor Person and Martin Christophers Frank C (Christophers & Sorrell), r n e cor Person and Bloodworth Christophers John J, bkpr Christophers & Sorrell, r n e cor Hargett and Person Christophers & Sorrell (Frank C Cliristophers and Mar- cellus W Sorrell), grocers and cotton commission merchants 4 Wilmington opp Market City Auditor's Office, C C Crow, auditor, Metropolitan Hall City Cemetery e s East bet Hargett and Newbern av. City Clerk's Office, C W Lambeth, clerk. Metropolitan Hall City Collector's Office, A D Royster, collector, Metropolitan Hall City Lot, s w cor Davie and Salisbury, containing the city scales City Mayor's Office, B C Manly mayor, Metropolitan Hall City Treasurer's Office, L D Heartt treasurer. Metropolitan Hall Citizens' National Bank, W E Anderson pres, P A Wiley cashier, n e cor FayetteviHe and Martin Clark David (c), lab, r s s Davie 1 w Dawson Clarlv Hixa, wid of David, r n s Martin 1 w Salisbury Clark Moses (c), r rear public school Clark Walter, atty at law room 5 Bagley's bldg, s e cor FayetteviHe and Martin, res Halifax 2 n North Clawson Henry T, r 10 FayetteviHe Clawson Clem. C, picture frames, window shades, paper hangings, upholstering goods, etc, 10 FayetteviHe, r same Clemens Algernon (c), boot and shoe mkr s s Morgan 2 w Salisbury demons Anthony (c), res East 2 n Lenoir Clemens David (c), lab, r n s Cannon 1 e Harrington Clemens Fagins (c), lab, r n s Cannon 1 e Harrington Clerk of Superior Court Office, Chas D Upchurch clerk. Court House Clifton Willie B, town constable, res Person 1 s Peace Clountz John, foreman shoe shop D D & B Ins, r same RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 59

Coats Starling W, r s s Smithfield 1 e Bloodworth Coats Thomas H, architect and builder, r s s Morgan 2 e Wilmington Coke Octavius, atty at law n e cor Exchange Place and Fa3^etteville, r n w cor McDowell and Hargett Cole Atlas (c), meat market, r n s Davie 1 e East Cole George (c), wks R Role's planing mills Cole John W, watches, clocks and jewelry, s s Market Place 1 e Fayetteville, r n end Person Cole Reuben (c), porter Johnson & Barber, r n s Davie 2 e East Cole Robt, bds s s Hillsboro 2 w West Cole Wm H, machinist, res Dawson 1 s Martin Coley Caleb H, fireman R&GRR, rws West 3 n Jones Coley Henry D, r w s McDowell, 1 n Edenton Collins Henry (c), janitor for the Fire Department, r s s Smithfield, 3 e Wilmington Collins John B, foreman News office, res West 1 s Morgan Collins Thomas H, compositor News office, bds Central Hotel Confrey John J, buyer J P Hayes, bds s w cor East and Hargett Congregational Church (c), s s South, 1 e McDowell Congleton John R, patent medicine, r n e cor Harrington and Edenton Conkling Ensign, travelling agent Observer, res Blount 4 s South Conn Dixon G, grocer, r n s Jones 1 w Salisbury Copeland Alvin (c), driver A L Woodall, r s s Cabarrus 2 w Haywood Corbell Alonzo B, r n s Morgan 1 w Salisbury Corbell Arabella, wid of Henry, r n s Morgan 1 w Salisbury Corn Sandy (c), r rear n s Martin 1 w Swain Cornebei Chas, blacksmith n w cor Davie and Salisbury, r s s Morgan 2 w Salisbury Correll Hezekiah A, shoemaker, r n s Edenton 1 e Harring- ton Correll Wm B, printer Raleigh Christian Advocate, r n s Edenton 1 e Harrington Cosby Jewett D, printer Uzzell & Wiley, r n w cor Hargett and Dawson 60 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Costnar Jonas M, teacher D D & B Institute, r same Cotton Charles (c), porter Sec State's office Cotton London (c), servant Mrs M C Williams Couch Samuel (c), r nr s end Wilmington Council Abram B (c), shoemaker cor Fay etteville and Manly av, r w s Fayetteville 1 s limits County Jail, J S Bryan jailer, rear Court House Court House, w s Fayetteville 2 s Martin Covington Wiley (c), porter J W Upchurch Cowan Piatt D, bds Yarbrough House Cowper Bryan G, bkpr, r n w cor Hillsboro and McDowell Cowper Pulaski, adjuster and supervisor North Carolina Home Ins Co, r n w cor McDowell and Hillsboro Cowper Thomas B, elk Western LTnion telegraph office, r n w cor Hillsboro and McDowell Cox Wm R, atty at law room 1 Bagley's bldg s e cor Fay- etteville and Martin, r w end Hillsboro Cook Anthony (c), driver W D Upchurch, r n w cor Person and Lenoir Cook George (c), servant Tucker House, r same Cook James (c), carpenter T L Love Cook Martha, wid of Thomas D, r w s Bloodworth 1 n Le- noir Cook Ned (c), servant Tucker House Cooke Edward (c), brickmason J S Allen & Co Cooke George T (Cooke & Wainwright), r s s Davie 1 e Wilmington Cooke & Wainwright (Geo T Cooke and Geo H Wain- wright), grocers and com merchants, agts for the Ar- lington guano, the Wilson plow and the Tennessee wagon, s s Martin 1 e Wilmington Coon Samuel, cigar maker O'Neil & Plummadore, bds Tucker House Cooper Americus. (c), drayman Kelly^ Purefoy & Brewer Cooper Harry S, (Cooper, Newsom & Heartt), r w s Dawson 1 n Martin Cooper, Newsom & Heartt (Harry S Cooper, James D New- som and Howard E Heartt), Carolina Iron and Brass Works, n w cor Hargett and West Crabtree Otho, printer J S Hampton, r n w cor Martin and East RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. Gl

Crabtree Richard, book binder John Armstrong, r n end Person Cram Peter, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, res Mc- Dowell 1 n Davie Cram William, (Allen & Cram),r e s McDowell 1 n Davie Craven John (c), r n s Salisbury 1 s Cannon Crawford Dallis H, meat market, Market House, r s e limits Crawford Jolni, watch maker J C Palmer Crawford John H, (Crawford & Everett) r s w cor Morgan and West Crawford Wm R, meat market Market House, r Ilillsboro road Crawford & Everett, (John H Crawford and David E Everett), dentist opp Tucker's Hall 23J Fayetteville Crawley Elizabeth, wid of Littleberry, r n s North 1 w Mc- Dowell Crawley James D, wks R & G R R Depot, n s North 1 w McDowell Crawson Isaiah (c), carpenter, r w s Bloodworth 2 s Davie Crenshaw Prince (c), r s end Wilmington Cresswell Miss Annie, milliner Mrs W T Lane, r 7 Fayette- ville Creech Alexander, wholesale and retail dealer in staple and fancy dry goods, carpets, boots, shoes, hats, notions, etc, n w cor Fayetteville and Hargett, res McDowell 1 n Edenton Creech John D, dry goods, groceries, clothing, hats, caps, etc, Exchange Place and Martin 4 w Wilmington, res McDowell 1 n Edenton Creech Stephen E, grocer, s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury, r same Crocker Hebor H, elk W C Upchurch, res Wilmington 1 s Morgan Crocker J B, elk J W Upchurch Crocker Miss Sallie with Mrs J G Burt Crockett Jane, r n s Lenoir, 2 e Dawson Crosby Henry C (c), school teacher, r s end Wilmington Crosson Benj (c), r s e cor Haywood & Cabarrus Crosson Robert (c), r s e corner Haywood and Cabarrus Cross Charles, r w s Bloodworth 3 n Martin Cross Geo W (c) (Proctor & Cross), r s s Cabarrus, 2 w Per- son 62 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Cross Isaac (c), r w s Blount 2 s Davie Cross Hardy (c), carpenter Len H Adams, r s s Cabarrus 2 w Person Cross R Milton, elk Latta & Myatt, bds Central Hotel Crossland Henderson (c), carpenter, r s s Cabarrus 3 e Blount Crow Clinton C, bkpr ^tna Life Ins Co, r n w cor Jones and Person Crow Dellie H, elk State National Bank, r n e cor Halifax and Jones Crow Wm H, vice pres North Carolina Home Ins Co, genl agt ^tna Life Ins Co 49 Fayetteville, rue cor Halifax and Jones Crowder John W, farmer, r n e cor Jones and Harrington Crowder Robert (c), wks F Curtis, res Dawson 3 s South Crowder Thomas J, farmer, r n e cor Jones and Harrington Crudup S Jones, elk M T Leech & Co, bds National Hotel Curtis Alex W (c), carpenter, r es Wilmington 2n Cabarrus Curtis Austin (c), res Wilmington 2 s Cabarrus Curtis Orson F, contractor and builder w end Hargett, r s s Smithlield 1 e Blount Curtis Thomas (c), res Wilmington 2 s Cabarrus Curtis Wm H (c), boot-black W G Otey, res Wilmington 2 s Cabarrus Czarnomska Miss M E J, teacher mathematics, belles-lettres and German St Mary's School w end Hillsboro, r same

DANCY WM, elk R W Smith, r w s Haywood 2 s Davie Daingerfield Richard C, bkpr Latta & Myatt, res Blood- worth 1 n Jones Daniel Mary A, wid of W R, r e s Person 1 n Cabarrus Daniel Wm B, elk W H & R S Tucker, r s s Jones 1 e Per- son Davis Bryant (c), wks N V Denton, r n s Hargett 2 e Wil- mington Davis Frank (c), stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell, r s s Davie 5 e East Davis George (c), lab T H Briggs & Sons, r n s Lenoir 2 e McDowell Davis George W F, coach trimmer, r s s South 2 w Person RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 63

Davis Henry (c), boot and shoemaker w s Salisbury 2 n Martin, r same Davis Horace (c), photographer H Murphy, res East n Edenton Davis John T, elk T H Briggs & Sons, r n s Hargett w Person Davis Jonah R (c), [Davis & Dunston) Davis J W, tinner Julius Lewis & Co, r northern limits nr Person Davis Rufus (e), painter, r n e cor Haywood and Cabarrus Davis Wm (e), porter E J Hardin, Fayetteville Davis Wm E, coach painter, r s s South 2 w Person Davis W H, tin smith, R & G R R Shops Davis Wm K, trustee of Smith estate 5 Mahler bldg opp Market House, r Franklin county, N C Davis Wm L, tinner, r n s Johnson 1 w Salisbury Davis Wm R, restaurant e s Wilmington opp market, r same Davis & Dunston (c), (Jonah R Davis and Nelson C Dun- ston) barbers south basement Raleigh National bank Day John (c), wks W G McMillan Day Josephus (c), lab, r near n e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir Day Moses (c), servant Cooke's hotel, r same Days Vincent (c), farmer, res Watson's alley 1 n Lenoir Debnam Maggie, wid of Thomas C, r e s Wilmington 1 n Davie Debnam Wm F (c), teacher D D & B Institute (col), r same DeCarteret Joseph, engineer, r n w cor Bloodworth and Le- noir DeCarteret Wm J, wks R & G R R Depot, r n w cor Blood- worth and Lenoir Dennis John C, tailor and repairer s s Davie 2 w Blount, r same Denmark James W, bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Denton Nicholas V, saloon n w cor Wilmington and Ex- change Place, r u w cor Bloodworth and Cabarrus Devereux John jr, (Hinsdale & Devereux), r n s Peace opp West Devereux Thos P, (Mason & Devereux), r n s Peace opp West 64 RALEIGH CITY DmECTORY.

Dewey Ghas, pres Raleigh National Bank s w cor Fayette- ville and Hargett, r same Dewey Isaac (c), cook Oak City Hotel, r n s Morgan 1 w McDowell Dicks Wm R, foreman book bindery Edwards, Broughtoa & Co, r s s Martin 2 e Person Dickerson John (c), porter Citizens' National Bank, r Ober- lin Dickerson John G, r s s Newbern av 1 w Swain Dillard James (c), drayman F B. Hill Dilliard John H, associate justice, r Greensboro, bds Na- tional Hotel Dinkens Bryant, lab, r s w limits Dinkens Wm, city hand, r n s Martin 7 w S-wain Dixon Delia (c), asst cook Central Hotel, r same Dixon Henry (c), cook Central Hotel, r same Dixon Patsy (c), chambermaid Central Hotel, r same Dobbin Theo W, elk W H & R S Tucker, r s s Lenoir 2 e East Dobbin Robt B, boot and shoe mkr under Citizens' National Bank, r n s Davie 1 e Dawson Dobbin Robt B Jr, wks Allen & Cram's foundry, r n s Davie 1 e Dawson Dodson Green (c), driver Pool & Moring, r n s Edenton 1 W Harrington Dodd W H, wholesale grocer and cotton com merchant, n e cor Wilmington and Martin, r s e cor Hillsboro and West Dodds S B, bds Yarbrough House Doepp August, piano agent, res Bloodworth 1 n Morgan Doherty Kate, r s s Davie 4 e East Dolan Patrick, bakery, res Wilmington 4 s Morgan Donaldson Thomas (c), meat market market house, r n s Cabarrus 2 e Wilmington Dorr Louisa, principal Johnson graded school, r n s Edentoa 1 w Dawson Dorrance John M, cotton buyer s s Martin 3 e Wilmington, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Dowd Jacob (c), blacksmith, r w s Dawson 2 s South Dowd John W (Shotwell & Dowd), bds National Hotel Dowell Clarence L, student, r n s Jones 1 w Salisbury RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 65

Dowell Horace J, gcnl merchandise, n end Person, r same Dowell Wm J, elk M T> Edwards, r n s Jones 1 w Salisbury Downing George (c), painter, r ss North 2 w McDowell Doyle James, watchman postoffice, r n s Martin 1 e Person Dozier Turner (c), driver David Anderson, r s s Martin 1 w Dawson Driver Chesley A, carpenter, r w s Swain 1 n Newbern av Dudley David C Sr, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r w s Blount 4 s Davie Dudley Guilford L, chief elk sec'y State's oftice, bds Yar- brough Plouse Dugger John E, r w s Fayetteville 2 n Lenoir Duhamel Victor E, watchmaker opp market House, res Person 1 s Lane Duke John E, elk National Hotel, r same Dunston Allison (c), servant Tucker House, r same Dunston Austin (c), waiter Governor's office, r s s South 1 w McDowell Dunston Calvin (c), brickmason, res East 2 s South Dunston Charles, (c), barber w s Wilmington 6 s Hargett, r s s Lenoir 1 w Person Dunston Hilliard (c), lab, r s e limits Dunston James (c), porter W B Mann & Co, r rear n e cor Edenton and Wilmington Dunston Jesse (c), wks T H Briggs & Sons Dunston John (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co Dunston MarmadukeN, (c), shoemaker n e cor Cabarrus and McDowell, r s w cor Martin and Harrington Dunston Martha, r n e cor Bloodworth and Davie Dunston Nelson C (c), (Davis & Dunston), r Blount Dunston Sidney (c), brickmason J S Allen & Co, r w s Blount 2 s Davie Dunston Sylvester (c), whitewasher, r w s McDowell 2 s Cabarrus Dunston Weston (c), whitewasher, r s w limits Dunston Wm H, (c), carpenter, res East opp Edenton Dunn Charles (c), wks gas house, r s w limits Dunn Geo W (c), minister, r s w limits Dunn J W, bds Oak City Hotel Dunn John (c), r s limits 1 w Blount 66 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Dunn Rufus, cotton weigher, bds e s Wilmington 3 s Har- gett Dunn James B, physician 6 Mahler bldg opp market house, r n s Hillsboro 2 e McDowell Dupree Haley, res Wilmington 2 u Cabarrus Dupree W E, bds Yarbrough House Durham Frank (c) wks R & G R R Depot Durham George (c), wks Depot N C R R, r n e cor Lenoir and West Durham Richard (c), wks R Roles' planing mill Durham Richard (c), engineer Ellington, Royster & Co, r rear nsR&GRR3w Dawson Durham Wm H (c), shoe maker w s Harrington 1 s Martin, r same

E ARL LENA, r s s Cannon opp Dawson Earp Hugh W, shoemaker, r n s Martin 5 w Swain Eatman Mrs Anna 0, dressmaker n s Hillsboro 2 w McDow- ell, r same Eatman Averett, r s e cor Cabarrus and Wilmington Eatman Wm R, wagon and buggy maker and repairer s w cor Morgan and McDowell, r n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Eaton Dow (c), gardener, res Blount n end Edgerton Jacob (c), driver J Osborn, r n s Lenoir 4 w Mc- Dowell Edward Benj (c), porter I QEttinger, res Dawson 2 s South Edwards, Broughton & Co (Cornelius B Edwards, Need- ham B Broughton and Rev Christopher T Bailey), printers, binders and blank book mnfrs, 53 Fayetteville 3rd floor Edwards Charles, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Edwards Cornelius B (Edwards, Broughton & Co), r n w cor Davie and Person Edwards Edward W, wks Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n e cor Lenoir and Person Edwards Henry (c), brickmason, r n s South 2 e Harrington Edwards Henry (c), lab, r n s Martin 3 w Swain RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. G7

Edwards Miss Ida, sewer and folder of books Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n e Lenoir and Person Edwards John Q, clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes, etc., n s Hargett 3 e Fa^'etteville, r same Edwards John (c), baker Farriss & Bro Edwards Joseph (c), messenger Western Union Tel office, r n s Cannon 3 w Dawson Edwards Mark D, wholesale and retail grocer and com merchant and dealer in boots, shoes, etc, e s Wilming- ton opp market, r n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Edwards Katicy, w'id of Edward, rue cor Lenoir and Per- son Edwards Samuel (c), porter Raleigh National Bank, r n s Cannon 4 w^ Dawson Edward Silas (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co, r same Edwards Thos B (c), minister, r rear Tupper's church s s Cabarrus Edwards Wni (c), baker, r s e cor Lenoir and McDowell Edwards Wm J, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, and pres Raleigh Typo Union, r s s Martin 1 e Person Ellen Miss Annie folder and box maker Edwards, Brough- ton & Co, r East nr Newbern av Ellen Candace, r w s Salisbury 1 n Morgan Ellen Miss Cornelia, folder and box maker Edwards, Brough- ton & Co, East nr Newbern av Ellen Jack, shoe mkr C D Heartt, r 2 miles w Raleigh Ellen Martha, wid of Wm, res East 3 n Edenton Einstein Miss Sarah, milliner Isaac CEttinger, r 48 Fayette- yille Ellington George W, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, bds s s Jones 2 w Dawson Ellington, Royster & Co, (Wm J Ellington, Leonidas H Royster, Benjamin F Parks, Robt R Pinkston), contractors and builders n s 4 w Dawson Ellington Wm J, (Ellington, Royster & Co), r w s West 1 n Jones Ellis Don J, grocer, n s Hillsboro 1 w West, r s w cor Hills- boro and West Ellis Ruffin B, physician s s Morgan 4 e Blount, r same Ellis Wm H, bar tender L D H Whitehead, r n s Cabarrus 3 w Salisbury 68 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Ellison Lee (c), wks Thos H Briggs & Sons, r s s Edenton 1 e West Ellison Lycurgus S, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r w s Salisbury 3 n North Ellison Stewart (c), carpenter, res Person 3 n Lenoir Emery Robert, watchman Jones, Green and Powell, r n e cor West and Cabarrus Engle John F, photographer, r s e cor Person and Polk Engle Robt H, student, r s e cor Polk and Person Engelhard Edward B, asst elk Sec'y State's office, bds s s Hillsboro 1 e Harrington Engelhard Mrs Joseph, wid, bds s s Hillsboro 1 e Harring- ton Enniss James H, pub N C Farmer and Turner's N C Alma- nac w s Salisbury 1 s Jones, r same Enniss Pinckney C, elk J Armstrong, r w s Salisbury 1 s Jones Episcopal Church, Wilmington betv/een Newbern av and Edenton Ethridge Wm C, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Evans Frank (c), lab, res Dawson 1 s South Evans Joel, carpenter, res East 1 n Newbern av Evans John W (Evans & Martin), r n s Peace 1 e Pease In- stitute Evans Lucy, wid of Henry L, boarding, r n e cor Edenton and McDowell Evans Margaret, steward Oak Citj^ Hotel, r same Evans Sidne}^ (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 3 w Saunders Evans Thos (c), servant A S Merrimon, res Wilmington bet Polk and Peace Evans Turner (c), restaurant, res Harrington 1 n Martin Evans Wm, moulder Allen & Cram, bds s s Martin 1 w Salisbury

Evans & Martin :' John W Evans and Edwin M Martin), carriage manufrs n w cor Blount and Morgan Everitt DaVid E (Crawford & Everett), bds National Hotel Eversfield Harriett, wid of John, r s s Davie e limits RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. GO

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Faison Benj F, elk Rand & Barbee Bros, r s s Hargctt 1 e Person Faison Paul F, com mer e s Wilmington 5 s Martin, r n s Edenton bet Halifax and Wilmington Falls of Neuse Manuf'g Co, manufr of cotton yarns, warps, plaids, etc; G Rosentlial, sec and treas, ofiice 47 Fayetteville Farmer Amos (e), wks J Lewis & Co Farmer T J, wks R Roles' planing mill Farmer and Mechanic (weekly), R A Shotwell and J W Dowd editors and proprs, front room 2d floor Mahler's bldg, opp Market Farnsworth Henry M, painter R & G R R shops, r n s Jones 3 w Salisbury Farrar Anthony, street hand, r n s Cabarrus 4 w Salisbury Farrer Henry (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co Farrington Albert, lab, r s s Manly av 1 e Cannon Farriss Ghas M, tailor, r s s Lenoir 1 e Blount Farriss Chas S (Farriss & Bro), r Wake Forest College Farriss Wm A (Farriss & Bro), r opp market house Farriss & Bro (Wm A and Chas S), bakery and confectionery and candy mnfrs, opp market house Farrow Lewis (c), wks F Curtis Farthing Hargis, cabinet maker, r s e cor Jones and Har- rington Fasnach Edward, watches, clocks and Jewelry, w s Fay- etteville 3 s Morgan, r same Faucett Elizabeth, wid of John, r w s West 1 s North Faucett Franklin W, wks R & G R R Shops, r w s West 1 s North Faucett Henry M, baggage master R & G R R, r w s West 1 s North Faucett Samuel (c), r n e corner East and Cabarrus Faucett Thomas 0, printer Ferrell, Booker & Co, r w s West 1 s North Faucett Whitfield A, printer Farmer & Mechanic, r w s AVest 1 s North Felton Charles (c), cook, r n s Cannon 2 e Manly Fendt Henry L, confectioner, r u s Martin 1 w Salisbury 70 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Fendt Wm H, apprentice Cooper, Newsotn & Heartt r n s Martin 1 w Salisbury Fentress Thomas T (T R Fentress & Son), r 15 Fayetteville Fentress Thomas R (T R Fentress & Son), r 15 Fayetteville Fentress Thomas R & Son (Thomas R and Thomas T), con- fectioners and com merchants, 15 Fa3'etteville. Ferrall Chas, elk M Grausman, r e end Newbern av Ferrall John, elk M Grausman, rooms 29 Fayetteville Ferrall Joseph F, elk Fall of Neuse Manfrg Co, r e end Newbern av Ferrer Nelson (c), servant at Mrs Mary Woodard Ferrell, Booker & Co, (Wm H Ferrell, Fred T Booker and Stanford L Nichols), book and job printers n e cor Fayetteville and Hargett Ferrell James K, policeman, r w s West 3 n Jones Ferrell John I, lamplighter, r s e cor North and Dawson Ferrell P C, wks J S Allen, bds w s Dawson 1 s Lane Ferrell Wm, r n s Cabarrus 3 w Salisbury Ferrell Wm H, (Ferrell, Booker & Co), r s s Martin 2 w Bloodworth Fields George (c), carpenter, r n s Cabarrus 2 w Salisbury Fields Isham (c), (Lockhart & Fields), rooms e s Salisbury 2 n Hargett Firth Carrie, wid of Thomas, res Salisbury 1 n Hargett Finch Henry, farmer, r s s South 2 w Dawson Finnell Richard, engineer, res Harrington 1 n Lenoir Fisher Julia, wid of Jefferson, r n w cor McDowell and Hargett Fleming Allen, mailing elk P M Hale, r n s North opp Harrington Fleming George, moulder R & G R R Shops, r n s North opp Harrington Flemington Jacob H, atty at law old Sentinel bldg, s of Court House Fleming Menicha, wid of Robert, r e East 7 s South Fleming Thomas M, engineer R & GRR, rns Edenton 2 w Salisbury Fleming Peter C, machinist R & G R R shops, rns North opp Harrington Fletcher Henry, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Fletcher Wiley C, r s s Lenoir 1 w Haywood RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 71

Flow David C, elk J W Upchurch, res Bloodworth 2 s Hargett Flow Win W, lab, res Bloodworth 2 s Hargett Forsythe Edwin E, r s s Martin 3 w Swain Forsytbe Josepbus B, (J B Forsytbe & Co), r Exchange Place 2 w Wilmington Forsytbe J B & Co (Josepbus B Forsythe and Henry M Shearin), saloon Exchange Place 2 w Wilmington Forsytbe Wm P, elk R Orr, r s s Martin 3 w Swain Francis Peter, shoemaker cor Fayetteville and Manly av Fraps Anton W, wholesale and retail dealer in liquors, wine and beer, also billiard saloon Fayetteville opp market house, r s s Davie 1 w Wilmington Fray John J (Fray & Morson), r w s Bloodworth 1 s Jones Fray &Morson (John J Fray and Hugh Morson), principals Raleigh Male Academy e s Blount bet Lane and Jones Frazier, tailor C Weikel & Co Freeman John (c), lab, r w s Salisbury 1 s Johnson Freeman McHenry (c), boot-black Davis & Dunston, r Fay- etteville near public school Freeman Matthew (c), r rear 5 Fayetteville Freeman Norman (c), porter L R Wyatt, r s s Martin 2 w Swain Freeman Orren J, elk Pritchard & Brooks, r cor Morgan and Bloodworth Freeman Roda (c), drayman Parker & Avera Freeman Sandy J, manager, dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc., Exchange Place and Martin 4 w Wilmington, r s e cor Morgan and Bloodworth Freeman Sol (c), drayman B K Partin, res Person 1 s Har- gett Friel Chas J, proprietor Raleigh Bakery s w cor Davie and Blount, r same Friend and Templar (weekly), R H Whitaker, editor and propr, s e cor Fayetteville and Market 3d floor Ford Adam D, elk F B Hill, bds Central Hotel Ford Austin (c), blacksmith e s AVilmington 4 n Hargett, res Haywood 4 s Davie Ford Charlie, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Ford Noah (c), driver B H Wood ell, res Haywood 4 s Davie 72 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Ford Robert, carpenter Allen & Cram Forest Asa B, sexton Oakwood Cemetery, r n s North opp Linden av Forest James M ap;t, saloon n s Exchange Place 3 e Fay- etteville, r w s West opp Jones Fort Dempsey (c), wks J G Jordan Fort Isley (c), blacksmith, r s s Polk 1 e Wilmington Foster Mar}', principal primary kindergarten dept Peace Ins, res Blount 1 n Polk Foster Omega H, collecting elk Citizens' National Bank, r e s Blount 1 n Polk Foster Pompey (c), carrige driver W G Upchurch, res Mc- Dowell 1 n Martin Foster Robt P, elk N C Depot, r e s Blount 1 n Polk Foushee Emeline, wid of Robt J, r n e cor Hillsboro and Saunders Foushee John G, elk W C McMackin, bds n s Newbern av 1 e Person "Fowle Daniel G, atty at law office and r s w cor Fayette- ville and Davie Fowler Columbus B, keeper market, r n s Johnson 3 w Salisbury Fowler George W, pressman Observer, r s w cor Dawson and Cabarrus Fowler Melisa, wid of Wm, r s w cor Dawson and Cabarrus Fowler Robt, baker Mrs L Sorrell, r n e cor Dawson and Cabarrus Fowler Walter W, r w s Fayetteville 1 s railroad Fowler Willis, helper blksmith N S Harp, r n s Martin 7 w Swain Foy Austin (c), r n s Cabarrus 2 e Wilmington Foy Isaac (c), blacksmith, r n s Lenoir 1 e Person Frost Valentine A, boiler maker, r s w cor Salisbury and Johnson Fuller Richard (c), r s s South opp Person Fuller Susie A (c), teacher Normal department Shaw Uni- versity, r same Fuller Thomas C (Merrimon & Fuller), r n e cor Hillsboro and McDowell Fuller Thomas S, elk J J Thomas, r s s Jones 1 w Salisbury RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 73

Fuller Williamson W, law student, r n e cor Hillsboro and McDowell Furnell Alfred, moulder Cooper, Newsom & Heartt GAIGE C S, elk W H Morris Gales W C, elk S D Wait, r w end Hillsboro Gardner Davie (c) (Gardner & Yarbrough) Gardner John C, jeweler w s Wilmington 6 s Hargett, res Jones 5 e East Gardner Starkey F, jeweler, res Jones 4 e East Gardner & Yarbrough (c) (David Gardner and Frank Yar- brough), shoemakers n s Hargett 2 e Wilmington Gary John (c), carpenter, r s w cor Harrington and South Garey Fab (c), brickmason, r n s Cabarrus 1 w Salisbury Garrett Newell B, r s s Davie 1 e Dawson Gaskill Wm B, elk R Orr, bds Hargett Gas Office, Michael Bowes supt, s s Morgan 2 w Wilmington Gas Works, Raleigh Gas Liglit Co, s w cor McDowell and Cabarrus, W Bowes supt Gatling John (Gilliam & Gatliug), pres North Carolina Home Ins Co. w s Fayetteville 1 s Hargett, r J mile e Raleigh Gattis Wm A, grain and forage, r s s Martin 1 e Dawson Gear John (e), farmer, r n s Cannon 1 w Harrington Gentrv Benj S (H D Berry & Co), r Danville, Ky Gentry Frank N (H D Berry & Co), r Danville, Kv Gentry Nathan F (H D Berry & Co), r Danville, Ky Gentry Peter F, (H D Berry & Co), r Danville. Ky Gibson Gideon E, teacher D D & B Institute, r same Gilbert Martin A'"an B, elk in office of Register of Deeds, bds National Hotel Giles Wm (c), school teacher, res Wilmington 3 s Cabarrus Gill Caroline, wid of Terrell, r s s South 1 e West Gill G W, carpenter R & G R R Shops Gill Ned (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co Gill SorrcU (c), r rear w s Fayetteville 3 s Davie Gill Zachariah W, saloon n s Exchange Place, 2 e Fay- etteville, r same Gilliam Donnell, student, bds Yarbrough House 74 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Gilliam Geo (c), servant Yarbrough House, r same Gilliam Henry A, (Gilliam & Gatling), Ms Yarbrough House Gilliam & Gatling, (Henry A Gilliam and John Gatling), attys at law Law bld'g u e cor Fayetteville and Davie Gladvill Oandace, wid of Charles, res Person 1 n Lenoir Glenn Anderson, carriage maker A Upchurch, r n s Martin 3 w Bloodworth Glenn V C, wks O F Curtis Gooch John, lab, r s s South 2 e Harrington Gooch Louisa, wid of Duncan, r s w cor Bloodworth and Martin Godwin Chas E, canvasser Singer sewing machine Goldman Geo, confectionery and fruits 13 Hargett, r same Good Haywood (c), blacksmith Cooper, Newsom and Heartt. res West 1 s Lane Goines B B, (c). teacher Johnson graded school Goines Henry (c), wks Wm Andrews, r s w limits Goodrum Ned (c), porter Southern Express office, r e s Daw- son 2 u Lenoir Goodwin Charles A, with W H J Goodwin, r n s Hargett 2 w Person Goodwin Columbus E J, wines, liquors, segars, groceries, etc., n w cor Dawson and Cabarrus, r same Goodwin Isaac (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co Goodwin Miles (Miles Goodwin & Son), police, r Oak City Hotel Goodwin Miles & Son (Miles and Wm H), proprs Oak City Hotel Goodwin Wm H (Miles Goodwin & Son), r Oak City Hotel Goodwin Wm H J, groceries and liquors e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett, bds same Goodwyn Eliza, wid of Len, r n s North 1 w Harrington Goodwyn Matthew T, carpenter R & G R R shops, r n s North 1 w Harrington Gordon Wm (c), driver Johnson & Barber, r w s West 3 s Jones Gorham Arthur L (c), porter U S Court and P bldg, r n s Newbern av 5 e East Gorman Alfred F, painter Bullock & Thompson, r s s Smithfield 3 e Blount RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 75

Gorman Elizabeth, wid of Thomas, r w s Dawson 1 n Eden- ton Gorman George J, r s e cor Martin and McDowell Gorman Henry, coach maker, r s s Smithfield 3 e Blount Gorman James W, painter, r s s Smithfield 3 e Blount Gorman John C, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, and vice pres Raleigh Typographical Union, r s Davie 2 e Dawson Gorman Maxwell J, local editor Raleigh News, r s e cor Martin and McDowell Gorman Nicholas carrier Evening Visitor Gorman Thomas M, mailing elk postoffice, ssDavie2e Dawson Gorum Pompey (c), cooper, res Harrington 1 n Edentou Gorum Randall (c), r rear e s Person 2 n Lenoir Gowell Mrs Wm, dressmaker Mrs Jno R Ray, r Fayetteville Graham George W, physician over 14 Fayetteville, r n w cor Edenton and Salsbury Grant Andrew (c), hostler G W "Wynne & Co Grayson Rachael, wid of William, r n w cor Martin and Salisbury Grausman Michael, family groceries and liquors 29 Fay- etteville, r s s Hargett 4 w Blount Graves Geo H, elk Yeargan, Petty & Co, bds 7 Fayetteville Gray Robert T (Gray & Stamps), r w s Dawson 1 n Hargett Gray & Stamps (Robert T Gray and Edward R Stamps), attys at law 4 Mahler bldg opp Market place Gresham John A, plasterer, r n end Person Green Alston (c), wheelwright, r cor Fayetteville and Can- non Green Andrew A, r n s Jones 1 w Dawson Green Andrew H (Jones, Green & Powell), r s s Lenoir 2 e East Green Austin (c), painter Julius Lewis & Co Green Austin (c), blacksmith s e cor Morgan and McDowell, r n s Lenoir 1 e East Green Harriett (c), r s s Davie 2 w McDowell Green Joseph, foreman R & G R R shops, r s s Jones 1 w McDowell Green John H, foreman machine shop R&GRR, res East 1 s Jones 76 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Green Logan (c), drayman, bds n w cor Dawson and Lenoir Green Thomas (c), lab, res Blount 1 n Cabarrus Green Wm (c), fireman R&G RR, ins Lenoir 2 w Salis-

* bury . Griffis Allen (c), servant at W C Upchurch Griffith Delilah, r n s Lenoir 2 w McDowell Grifiitli Mary, wid of Wm, r s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury Grimes Wm, r w s Halifax 1 n North Grissom Dr Eugene (Pescud, Lee & Co), supt Insane Asylum, r same Grissom Lewis T, wks R&G depot, r w s West 1 s North Groves Austin Yv^, (c), i3orter Pescud, Lee & Co Gruendler Frank, cigar mnfr, dealer confectioneries, etc, 1 n Yarbrough House, r w s Blount 3 n Martin Guant Wm (c), r n s Cabarrus 3 e Wilmington Gudger Hezekiah A, principal Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution, r same Gulick Wm B, r n e cor Newborn av and Person Gulley Jacob W, butcher, r s s Smithfield 2 e Blount GuUey Joseph P, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats, caps, etc, s e cor Fayetteville and Exchange Place, r e s Wilmington 2 n Cabarrus Gulley N Y, teach. Graded (white) School, bds Central Hotel Gunter Eli (c), lab, r n s Jones 1 e Person Gwaltney Wm R, minister, r n s Hargett, 1 w Person

ABEL FRED W, elk A D Royster & Bro, r e s East 2 H n Davie Habel Geo, tailor J Kreth, res East 2 n Davie Hagan Harris (c), porter A Theo Hunt, res Bloodworth 4 n Davie Hailey Thos L, wheelwright, r n e cor Wilmington and Le- noir Hale Peter M, editor and propr Hale's Weekly 53 Fayette- ville, bds National Hotel Hale's Weekly, P M Hale editor and propr 53 Fayetteville 2d floor Hall Everard, steward D D & B Institute, r same Hall E Telfair, elk W H & R S Tucker, r s w cor Swain and Hargett RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 77

Hall Isaac (c), r w s Blount 2 s Smithfield Hall Isaac (c), wood cutter, r w s Blood worth 2 s Davie Hall Isaac (c), drayman II Whitaker, r w s McDowell 2 n Cabarrus Hall James (c), shoemaker A demons Hall Jordan (c), gardener, r n s Cannon 1 e Manly- Hall Lewis (c), wks O F Curtis, r s e limits Hall Luke (c), r n s Cabarrus 1 w Salisbury Hall Plummer (c), r w s Blount 2 s Smithfield Hall Robert (c), s w cor Smithfield and Blount Hall Robert (c), r w s Blount 2 s Smithfield Hall Thomas (c), carpenter, r s s Cabarrus 2 e Wilmington Hall Wm (c), painter, T A Bo wen, r s s Newborn av 4 e Wilmington Hall Wm J, elk W Woolcott, rooms e s Wilmington 2 s jMorgan Hall W Robert (c), local editor Journal of Industry, r Wil- mington opp Smithfield Hallihan John, wks Mitchell's steam boiler works, r s e cor South and Blount Halsey Henry (c), r n w cor Blount and s limits Halsey Thomas R, baggage master N C R R, r u w cor Har- rington and Lenoir Hamlet Christopher C, elk J P Gulley, r w s Person 2 s Davie Hamlet John T, elk Johnson & Wiggs, bds n ecor Hillsboro and Saunders Hampson Thomas, deputy revenue collector, res Blount 3 s South Hampton John S, book and job printer 6 Martin, r s e cor Davie and Dawson Hanks C Walker, elk Julius Lewis & Co, bds w s Saunders 2 n Hillsboro Hanna James E, mail messenger, r s e cor West and Cannon Hamlin James wks Everett & Crawford, r s s Cannon 3 e Manly av Hanson Joe 'c), lab, r ns Cannon 3 w Dawson Hardie Mrs M A, millinery and fancy goods 24 Fayette- ville, r same Hardie Pink C, asst Mrs M A Ilardie's millinery establishment, r 24 Fayetteville 78 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Hardin Edward J, groceries and provisions 49 Fayetteville, r South opp Salisbury Hardin Wm H, r South opp Salisbury Harding Bernard R, master mechanic R & G and R & A R R, r w s Halifax nr n limits Hardy Alex, painter, r s s Morgan 1 e Wilmington Hardy Booker (c), whitewasher, r n s Martin 4 w Swain Hardy Henry, painter, r s s Newbern av 1 w Blood worth Hardy John (c), mechanic, r n w cor McDowell and Lenoir Hardy Lucius M, teacher Natural Sciences St Mary's school w end Hillsboro, r same Hardy Sylvester (c), wks Myers' saloon, r n w cor Lenoir and McDowell Hardy Toney (c), fireman R & A R R Hare Warren H (c), wines, liquors, groceries, etc, s s Cabar- rus 4 w Dawson, bds s e cor Cabarrus and Dawson Hare Willis G (c), elk W H Hare, bds s e cor Cabarrus and Dawson Harp Marshall, brickmason, r s s Davie 6 e East Harp Noel S, carriage manufrer s s Morgan 1 w Blount, r w s Blount 3 n Hargett Harper Chas H, bkpr Raleigh News, r n e cor Newbern av and Bloodworth Harward George, r n s Lane 2 e Dawson Harward James, printer Uzzell & Wiley, r n s Lane 2 e Dawson Harrell Eugene G (Alfred Williams & Co), r w s Dawson 1 s Hargett Harrell Henry, wks Holliday & Hardesty, r 2 miles west Raleigh Harris Alvin (c), lab J S Allen & Co Harris Amos, r s end Wilmington Harris Chas, elk J M Rosenbaum, r s s Martin 4 e Blount Harris Churchill, res Blount s e limits Harris Dock (c), brakeman R & A Air Line, r n s R & G R R 2 w Dawson Harris Hardy, res Harrington 1 s Jones Harris James H (c), law student, rooms s s Edenton 1 e Mc- Dowell Harris James M, feed and sale stables s s Martin 3 e Blount, r s s Martin 4 e Blount RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 79

Harris John C L, atty at law old Sentinel bld'ng s court house, r 1 milew Raleigh Harris Nancy, wid, rs e cor Cabarrus and Wilmington Harris Nathaniel (c), brakeman R & G R R, r w s Harring- ton 3 n Edenton Harris Richard J, dealer in coal bet R & G R R and NCR R n N C Depot, res Blount 1 n Polk Harris Ringgold, bar tender A W Fraps, r s s Sinithfield 4 e Blount Harris Robert (c), fireman R & G R R, r s s Polk 1 e Wilmington Harris Thomas, grocer, r s s Martin 4 e Blount Harris Thomas C, engraver in wood and signal observer office over 55 Fayetteville, res Saunders 2 n Hillsboro Harris Walte (c), blacksmith J Lewis & Co, r rear n s Har- gett 3 w Swain Harris William L, elk Christophers & Sorrell, r n e cor Hargett and Person Harris Wm N, grocer, s s Davie e limits, r same Harris Wm R (c), teacher St Augustine Normal school (col), r w s McDowell 1 n Lenoir Harris Willis (c), painter, res Salisbury 2 n Cabarrus Harrison Alexander M, elk W H & R S Tucker, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Harrison Miss Bettie, officedady New Home sewing machine office, r n w cor Haywood and Cabarrus Harrison Badger (c), lab, r s e cor South and McDowell Harrison Charles A (c), painter, res Halifax 1 n Edeaton Harrison Geo (c), servant Peace Institute Harrison Geo (c), lab, r s s Newbern av 4 e East Harrison Henry (c), servant at n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Harrison Hiram (c), waiter Cottage Hotel, n e cor Dawson and Davie, r same Harrison John, mattress maker, res Person 4 n Lenoir Harrison John T, bar-tender P C Walker, r n s Morgan 2 e Person Harrison John W, r s s Johnson 1 e R & G R R Harrison Malcom, saddler W B Ilutchings, r n vv^cor Hay- wood and Cabarrus Harrison Mariah (c), matron D D & B Institute (col), r same Harrison Mary, wid of John, rn w cor Dawson and Edenton 80 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Harrison Robert (c), lab J S Allen & Co Harrison Sidney D, r s s Martin 3 e Person Harrison Wm H, r s w cor Blount and Jones Harrison Willis (c), r rear Public School Harrington Hugh (c), porter Pritchard & Brooks Harrington S A, mail agt R & A Air-Line, bds Cooke's Hotel Hart Diana, wid of Julius, r s w cor Saunders and Hillsboro Hartfield Henry (c), blacksmith, W G McMillan, r n s ]\Iar- tin 4 w Swain Hatch Mary, tailoress J Kreth, r s s Martin 2 w Salisbury Hatch Susan, tailoress J Kreth, r s s Martin 2 w Salisbury Hatchell James (c), r n s Edenton 1 w Swain Hawkins Geo W (c), vegetables market house Hawkins Jane (c), chambermaid Central Hotel, r same Hawkins Lee (c), lab, res Dawson 1 s South Hawkins Mack (c), waiter Yarbrough House Hawkins Stephens (c), driver W H & R S Tucker, r alley s s Davie 6 e East Hawkins Trim (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co, r same Hawkins Dr Wm J, director Citizens' National Bank, r n e cor Blount and North Hay Thomas T (Cameron, Hay & Co), bds n s Hillsboro 1 w St Mary Hay Walter D, elk Cameron, Hay & Co, bds National Hotel Hayes Henry B, Grocer, r n e cor Blount and Smithfield Hayes James P, cotton, hides, furs, wool, beeswax, tallow, etc, s s Hargett 7 e Wilmington, r s w cor Hargett and East Hayes John (c), whitewasher, r s s Cabarrus 3 e East Hayes Simon G, propr Tucker House, r same Hayes Samuel (c), carpenter Ellington, Royster & Co, res LI ay wood 2 n Lenoir Hayes Wm H, wks T B Macon, r n s Smithfield 1 e Blount Hayes Wm M (c), carpenter Ellington, Royster & Co, res Fayetteville 6 s railroad Haynes Alphonszo H, photographer, r n w cor Newbern av and Swain Haynes Erasmus D, undertaker w s Fayetteville 1 n Davie, r n w cor Newbern av and Swain Haynes Malcom L, r w s Swain 1 n Newbern av RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 81

Haynes Montressa R, cabinet maker E D Haynes, r n w cor Newbern av and Swaiu Haynes Zacharias W, teacher D D & B Institute (col), res Person 2 n North Ha3's Richard (c), capeuter, res Wilmington 2 s Cabarrus Hays Thomas elk Cooke & Wainwright, iDds Cooke's Hotel Haywood Alfred (c), blacksmith e s Wilmington 3 n Har- gett, r n s Cabarrus 1 w Person Haywood Alfred W, atty at law, room 2, Baglcy bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin, r n e cor Newbern av and Blount Haywood Andrew (c), brickmason, r n w cor South and McDowell Haywood Andrew J (c), manager Union Hall Saloon Haywood Edmund B (Haywood & Haywood), r n e cor Newbern av and Blount Haywood Edmund B Jr, r n e cor Newbern av and Blount Haywood Ed Graham, atty at law s e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir, r n e cor Fayetteville and South Haywood Eli (c), porter AV T Mabry, r same Haywood Fabius J (Williams & Haywood), r s w cor Fay- etteville and Davie Haywood Frank P J, reg letter elk post office, bds Tucker House Haywood Geo C, helper A Haywood Haywood Graham elk Julius Lewis & Co, r n w cor Blount and Ed en ton Haywood Henry (c), huckster market, r n e cor Hargett and Swain Haywood Henry (c), bricklayer, r n s Edenton 7 w Swain Haywood Hubert (Haywood & Haywood), r n e cor New- bern av and Blount Haywood James (c), carpenter, r w s Person 1 s Davie Haywood Jerry (c), r s s Davie 2 e Wilmington Haywood John P, farmer, r s w cor Fayetteville and Davie Haywood Lewis (c), wks T H Briggs, r n s Lenoir 1 e Mc- Dowell Haywood Miss L S, instructor in music Shaw University, r same Haywood Miles (c), res Watson's alley 1 s Davie 82 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Haywood Phillip (c), waiter National Hotel, r n s Edenton 2 w Swain Haywood Primus (c), drayman W H Dood, r s e cor Eden- ton and Harrington Haj'-wood Sherman (c), waiter T F Lee, r n e cor Salisbury and Martin Haywood Sherwood, State librarian, r n w cor Edenton Blount Haywood Sallie (c), res East 1 s Cabarrus Haywood Richard B, physician n w cor Edenton and Blount, r same Haywood Wm (c), shoemaker, res East 1 s South Haywood Wm J), justice of the peace, r n e cor Edenton and Person Haywood Willis C (c), shoemaker s s Hillsboro 1 w Har- rington, r same Haywood & Haywood, (Edmund B and Hubert), phy- sians n e cor Newbern av and Blount Hazell Frank (c), cook National Hotel, res Blount 2 n Cabarrus Hearne William A, bds National Hotel Heartt Chas D, boots, shoes and hats 13 Fayetteville, r n w cor Dawson and Hargett Heartt Edward A, elk Raleigh National bank, r n w cor Dawson and Hargett Heartt Frank H, druggist opp market house, r n w cor Dawson and Hargett Heartt Howard E (Cooper, Newsom & Heartt), r n w cor Dawson and Hargett Heartt Leo D, asst cashier State National Bank also city treasurer, r w s Saunders 1 n Hillsboro Heartt Leo E elk A Creech, r n w cor Hargett and Dawson Heck Jonathan M, r w s Blount bet North and Lane Heffclman Mary E, teacher mathematics, chemistry and physics Peace Institute, r same Heflin Robt, bds 7 Fayetteville Height Frank (c), fireman R & A R R Heller Bros (Gerson and Wm), boots, shoes, trunks, etc, 31 Fayetteville Heller Gerson (Heller Bros), r 11 Fayetteville Heller Jacob, elk Heller Bros, r 11 Fayetteville RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 83

Heller Wm (Heller Bros), r Richmond, Va Henderson John (c), driver B F Park Henly Robert (c), lab, res Harrington 2 s Cabarrus Henry Jennie wid of Louis, r s w cor Edenton and East Herndon Wm (c), engineer J S Allen & Co, r u limits nr Peace Institute Herschmiler Andrew F, stone cutter, r w s McDowell 1 n Davie Hervey Peyton E, elk S J Freeman, r w s McDowell 1 n Hargett Hervey Richard E, elk A Creech, r w s McDowell 1 n Har- gett Hester Wm (c) physician, n s Lenoir 3 e Dawson, r same Hicks Chas (c), driver Latta & Myatt Hicks Joe (c), wks T H Briggs & Sons Hicks John M W, r n w cor Dawson and Edenton Hicks Mark (c), driver L H Adams, r s s Cabarrus 3 w Per- son Hicks Robert (c), wks lunatic asylum, r s s Cannon w limits Hicks Wm B, guard, r n w cor Dawson and Edenton Hicks Wm H, secy North Carolina State Life Ins Co office n e cor Fayetteville and Martin, r w s Bloodworth 1 n North Hicks Wm H, r n s Smithfield 2 e Blount Hicks Wm J, architect and warden penitentiary, r n w cor Dawson and Edenton Higgs Austin (c), lab, r w s Dawson 2 n Cannon Higgs Austin jr (c), school teacher, r n s Dawson 2 n Can- non Higgs Charles (c), brickmason J S Allen & Co Higgs Jacob, propr Higgs House, saloon and restaurant n e cor Hargett and Salisbury, r n e cor Wilmington and Carbarrus Higgs James (c), porter Marcom & Alford Higgs James A, elk A Creech, r s e cor Person and Morgan High James (c), porter F B Hill, res West 1 s Jones High Richard (c), servant F J Haywood Hiler Benjamin (c), huckster market house, r s s Martin 5 e East Hill Aaron (c), driver Lane, Noble & Co, r e end JIagett 84 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Hill Alfred (c), farmer, r s w limits Hill Chas (c), blacksmith J Hill, r s end Manly Hill Chas P, asst operator Western Union Tel office, res Person 1 n Davie Hill Edmund F, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Hill Eliza H, school teacher, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Hill Fenner B, groceries and liquors, s e cor Hargett and Wilmington, bds Central Hotel Hill Henry, lab, r s w cor McDowell and Lenoir Hill James (c), porter T H Briggs & Sons, res East 2 s South Hill John B, elk R Orr, r n w cor Dawson and Jones Hill Joseph (c), blacksmith e s Wilmington 3 n Hargett, r s end Manly Hill Joshua B, U S Marshal, office U S Court and P bldg 2d floor, r s s Jones 1 w Bloodworth Hill Mrs R P, wid Dr Wm G, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Hill Thos (c), porter R & G and R & A R R offices Hill Theo H, elk North Carolina State Life Ins Co, res Harrington nr N C Depot Hill Walter (c), lab J S Allen & Co, r w s Salisbury 2 s Davie Hilliard Eli, elk Rand & Barbee Bros, bds e s Wilmington 3 n Cabarrus Hinsdale John W (Hinsdale & Devereux), r n s Peace 1 w West Hinsdale & Devereux (John W Hinsdale and John Dev- ereux Jr), attys at law office over Citizens' National Bank n e cor Fayetteville and Martin Hines Peter, r n e cor Blount and Polk Hines Peter E, physician n s Edenton 1 w Salisbury, rsame Hines Robt (c), gardener State Capital, r s s Cabarrus 1 e East Hines Starling (c), r s s Cabarrus 1 e East Hing C R, lab R & G R R Shops Hinkland T F, lab R & G R R Shops Hinton Bennett (c), lab, r basement s s Cabarrus 1 e railroad Hinton Chas (c), [Lane, Noble & Co], r e end Hargett Hinton Charles (c), carriage driver O'Kelly & Baker, r country RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 85

Hinton Cain (c), r s s Hillsboro 3 w Saunders Hinton Cornelius (c), blacksmith Tlios G Jenkins, r nr fair ground Hinton Daniel (c), wks Edwards, Broughton & Co, r w s Bloodworth 2 s Davie Hinton Frank (c), r s s Martin 2 e East Hinton George (c), r n s Cabarrus 4 e East Hinton James (c), waiter Oak City Hotel, r same Hinton Jefferson (c), grocer n s Salisbury 2 s Cannon, r n s Manly av 3 w Fayetteville Hinton John (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 3 w West Hinton Lemon B (c), harness maker w s Wilmington 3 n Hargett, r Oberlin Hinton Lewis (c), driver Dr Wm Little, r same Hinton INIatthew (c), drayman Johnson & Wiggs, r n s Newbern av 4 e East Hinton Monroe (c), lab, r s s Martin 1 e McDowell Hinton Nelson (c), wood cutter, r rear e s Person 1 s Martin Hinton Rufus (c), wks N A Blake Hinton Samuel (c), driver W C & A B Stronach Hobgood FP, principal Raleigh Female Seminary, r same Hobgood Mrs Mary A, supt domestic department Raleigh Female Seminar}', r same Hobbs ]\fartha, res Bloodworth 2 s Martin Hobbie John B, wks R Roles, r s s South 1 e West Hockaday Albert (c), lab J S Allen & Co Hodesty Washington I (Hollida & Hodesty), r 2 miles w Raleigh Hodge Reuben (c), farmer, r s s Cabarrus 4 w Haywood Hogan Joseph B, dry goods and groceries, n w cor Martin and Blount, r s s Polk 3 e East Hogan Robert (c), pressman Edwards, Broughton & Co Hogg Dr Thomas D, trustee D and D and B Institute, res Wilmington bet Jones and Lane Hogue Wm E, guard penitentiary, res Blount 2 s South Hoke Robert F, r s e cor Edenton and Dawson Holder Elizabeth, res East 5 s South Holmes Henderson (c), r n s North 1 w East Holt Ausbun, sexton city cemetery, r s e cor Bloodworth and Martin 86 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Holt James Q, engineer D and D and Blind Institute, r same Holt Jesse, carpenter, bds Cooke's Hotel Holden John D, r e s Wilmington 1 s Cabarrus Holden Wm W, postmaster at Raleigh, r s e cor Hargett and McDowell Holyfield James, carpenter J S Allen & Co Holland Charles (c), wks R & G Depot, r n s Cannon 1 w Fayetteville Holland Major (c), driver Jones, Green & Powell, r s w cor Martin and Harrington Holland Moses (c), r rear s s Cannon opp Dawson Holland Robert (c), wood cutter, r n s Cabarrus 1 e Mc- Dowell Holland Teressa (c), r s s Lenoir 1 w railroad Holleman Lonnie, elk Christophers & Sorrell, r n e cor Hargett and Person Holleman Sidney J, bds National Hotel Hollida Jonathan H, (Hollida & Hodesty), r 2 miles w of Raleigh Hollida & Hodesty, (Jonathan H Hollida and Washington I Hodesty), wheelwrights, e s Blount 1 n Davie Hollister Martha, wid of John, r n s Morgan 1 e Harring- ton Holloway Isham (c), wks R&GRR, rwend Hargett Holloway Mitchell (c), wks Mitchell's steam boiler works Holloway Rebecca (c), r n s Lenoir 3 e Dawson Holloway Wm H, foreman J Lewis & Co's wagon manufry, r n s Hargett 2 w Swain Home Sewing Machine, J C Brewster, agt Horner Marion M, wid of Charles, r e s McDowell 1 n Davie Horton Daniel B, grocer w s Salisbury 5 n North, r same Horton George H, r e s Blount 2 s South Horton David W, book binder Edwards, Broughton & Co, res Blount 2 s South Horton Henry, plasterer, rnsR&GRR opp Dawson (c), [Horton & Hunter], r n s Lenoir 2 w N HortonCRRIsham Horton John W, yard master R&GRR depot, r w s Salis- bury 1 s Lane Horton Rebecca, wid of Montford, res Blount 2 s South RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 87

Hortoii Rufus, car builder R & G shops, r n w limits Horlon&GRRRufus H, engineer R & G R R, r s s Johnson 1 c R Horton Samuel P, proprietor Cooke's Hotel, s e cor Wil- mington and Davie, r same Horton Sarah, wid of Jeptba, r ii s R & G R R, opp Dawson Horton Wm A, carpenter J S Allen & Co, r n s South 1 vv Person Horton W P, engineer R & G R R Hudson James B, elk Parker & Avera, bds n s Davie 2 e Wilmington Hudson Wra J, carpenter, res Person 2 s Peace Huddleston Jolin W, res Dawson 2 s Davie Huddleston Lewis, lab, r s e cor South and Harrington Hudgins Albert (c), carpenter, r s s Cannon w limits Hudgins Dandrid S, ticket agt and tel operator, r w s Hali- fax 1 n Johnson Huff Herbert, elk J P Gulley, bds e s Wilmington 2 n Ca- barrus Higgins Hardy R, compositor Friend and Templar, r outside limits nr penitentiary Hughes David (c), rnsR&GRR2w Dawson Hughes Henr}' I (c), barber n s Martin 4 w Blount, r w s Haywood 3 s Cabarrus Hughes James (c), drayman F G King, r s s Smithfield opp Bloodworth Hughes Julius (c), wks R N Mitchell, r n s R & G R, 2 \v Dawson Hughes Moses (c), wks A Doepp, rnsR&GRR2w Daw^- son Hughes Robert (c), wks Mitchell's steam boiler works Huniecutt Artemus, buggy maker and cotton jin repairer s s Holleraan rd 4 e Bloodworth, r same Huniecutt Fab W, brickmason, r n e cor Haywood and Lenoir Huniecutt Geo W G, brickmason, r n e cor Haywood and Lenoir Huniecutt Joseph, brickmason, r u s Haywood 1 u Lcnoir 4 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Hunt A Theo, proprietor Southern Temple of Photo- graphic Art over 19 Fayclteville, r n e cor Morgan and Harrington Hunt Jolni, carpenter, r s w cor Dawson and Davie Howard Junius, painter N S Harp, res Wihnington 5 s Morgan Howard Leon'das T, elk J B Ilogan, bds Cottage Hotel Howard Lucius P, propr Cottage Hotel n e cor Dawson and Davie Howell Benjamin N, farmer, res Blount 3 n Hargett Howell Freeman (c), minister, r s s North 1 e Dawson Howell Robeson P, r e s Blount 3 n Hargett Howland Edward, r n w cor Fayetteville and South Howland Lizzie, wid of Solomon M, r n w cor Fayetteville and South Hood Catherine, wid of Robin, r s w cor Cabarrus and Per- son Hood David C, apprentice Uzzell & Wiley, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood Henry W, elk L Rosenthal & Co, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood John J E, elk Latta & Myatt, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood Latne W, dept shff, r Ji w cor Morgan and Harring- ton Hood Mattie, wid of David, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood Robt C, cash boy A Creech, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood Wm B, cashier A Creech, r w s West 2 n Lane Hood Wm H, elk Pool & Moring, r w s Person 2 s Morgan Hooks Oscar (c), chair bottomer, r n s Hargett 3 w Person Hoover Wesley (c), huckster, r n s Cabarrus 2 e Wilmington Hunter Armenius (c), r w s Salisbury 1 s Davie Hunter Chas (c), r n s Hargett 2 e Wilmington Hunter Chas (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 3 w Saunders Hunter Chas H (c), r s s Martin 4 e East Hunter Chas N (c), asst editor Journal of Industry, r n s Newbern av G w Swain Hunter Edward (c), boot-black Brown & Sumner, r rear public school Hunter Henry (c), r w s Haywood 1 s Cabarrus Hunter Henry (c), r rear n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Hunter Job [Horton & Hunter], res East 1 s Martin RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 89

Hunter Josepli (c), driver, r rear s s Morgan 1 w Salisbury Hunter Lee (c), bus driver O'Kelly & Baker, r country Hunter Nancy (c), chambermaid National Hotel, r n s Ca- barrus 1 w McDowell Hunter Osborn (c), editor Journal of Industry, r n s New- bern av C w Swain Hunter Robt (c), harness mkr W B Hutchings Hunter Wiley B (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co, r w s Wil- mington 1 n Edenton Hunter Willie, r n s Cabarrus 1 w McDowell Hurdle Wm (c), porter Wm Simpson, r rear n w cor Hills- boro and McDowell Hurt Frank (c), fireman R & G R R, r w s R & G R R 1 s Lane Hutchings Celedon, elk A Creech, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Hutson Harrison, lab, r s w limits Hutchings Wm B, manfr of and dealer in Harness, saddles, bridles, etc, s s Martin 1 e Fayetteville, r s s Jones 1 e Harrington

IDELY ROBERT (c), servant Rev T E Skinner, r n s Hillsboro 1 w Boylan av Internal Revenue Office, Isaac J Young, collector, U S Court and Postoffice bldg Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind (white), H A Gudger, principal, n s Jones bet McDowell and Dawson Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind (colored), H A Gudger, principal, e s Bloodworth bet South and Lenoir I F Hall n e cor Fayetteville and Martin Iredell Mrs Mary, teacher English studies and penmanship St Mary's .School w end Hillsboro, r same Iredell Wilson (c), huckster market house, r n w cor Lenoir and Haywood Iredell David S, carpenter R & G R R shops r n e cor Har- rington and Davie Irvin Cary c), carpenter, r n s Lenoir 3 e McDowell Irvin Manuel (c), shoemaker, r s s Davie 2 e East 90 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Irvin Wrri; (c), carpenter, r s w limits Ivey Frances, wid of Henry, r s s Weldon 2 w Salisbury Ivey Henry M, time keeper R & G R R depot, r s s Weldon 2 w Salisbury

ACKSON ANDREW (c), dravman, r w s Salisbury 2 n J North Jackson Andrew (c), wks N C depot, r s s Dayie 1 e East Jackson Andrew J, carpenter, r n w cor Harrington and Jones Jackson Edward L, r w s East 2 s Hargett Jackson George, r n w cor Martin and East Jackson Henry (c), shoemaker W C Ha3'wood, r same Jackson John F, wks R Roles' planing mill, bds w s West 3 s Morgan Jackson Miss L T (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Jackson Laura, wid of Dioneus, r w s East 2 s Hargett Jackson Theo, wks J M Harris, bds s s Martin 4 e Blount Jackson Wm E V, bkpr G W Wynne & Co, r s s Morgan 3 e Wilmington James Armistead (c), porter H Mahler, r w s Dawson 2 n Lenoir Jarvis Thomas J, Governor of the State of North Carolina, bds Yarbrough House Jasper Harvey (c), waiter Cooke's Hotel, r same Jeffress Gus, wks Askew's paper mill, r s s Lenoir 2 e Blount Jeffress Sawney (c), servant F H Busbee, r n e cor Blount and Jones JefiBreys Austin (c), barber National Hotel,reend Hargett Jeffreys Geo (c), porter Parker & Avera Jeffreys Isliam (c), elk W H J Goodwin, bds e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett Jeffreys Matthew (c), wks Evening Visitor, r Oberlin Jeffreys Norfleet (c), pressman Evening Visitor, r Oberlin Jeffreys Norfleet jr (c), brick mason J S Allen & Co, r Oberlin Jeffreys Robert W, fanner 7 miles n Raleigh, P O Neuse, r at farm Jeffreys Sidney (c), pressman Raleigh Christian Advocate Jeffreys Stephen (c), r nr cor Blount and s limits RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 91

Jenkins A D, bds National Hotel Jenkins J C, bds National Hotel Jenkins John J, elk Western Union tel office, res Person 1 n Davie Jenkins L, r s s Newbern av 4 w Swain Jenkins Martha, wid of Thomas, res Person 1 n Davie Jenkins Oscar (c), carpenter Kingsley & Ashley, r n s Le- noir 1 w Salisbury Jenkins Thomas G, manufr form wagons n w cor Hargett and Blount, r w s Person 2 s Martin Jenkins Weldon (c), res Wilmington 4 s Morgan Jenkins Wesley (c), r s s Newbern av 2 w Swain Jenkins Wm G, bar-tender W D Upchurch, bds n w cor Person and Lenoir Jeter Richard T, grocer, r w s Halifax 1 n Johnson Jett Henry (c), shoemaker, r nr R & G depot Jetton Charlie P, wks Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, r s w cor West 7 Lane Jewell Devereux (c), wks J M Harris, res East opp South Jewish Synagogue, es Fayetteville 2 s Hargett Jinks Miss Ada, bds Cooke's Hotel John Nicholas (John & Taylor), r w s Wilmincrton 1 n Har- gett John & Taylor (Nicholas John and Wm T Taylor), restaurant w s Wilmington 1 n Hargett Johnson Albert, engineer, r s s Hillsboro 1 e Harrington Johnson Andrew (c), r rear s w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Johnson Arch L, elk B L Bingham, bds s s North 1 e Per- son Johnson Ctesar (c), minister, r s s Edenton 3 w Swain Johnson Charlie (c), lab, r n e cor Hargett and Swain Johnson Chas (c), r Smithfield 1 w Blount Johnson Charles E, cotton buyer s s Martin 3 e Fayetteville, r n s Hillsboro 1 w Salisbury Johnson Columbus (c), lab, r w s West 1 s Cabarrus Johnson Dempsey T (Johnson & Wiggs), r n e cor Hillsboro and Saunders Johnson Devereux (c), r ws Wilmington 1 n Edenton Johnson Felix (c), driver G W Swepson, res Blount 2 n Cabarrus Johnson Eldridge A, grocer n s Martin 2 e Person, r same 92 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Johnson Ephraiin (c), driver W C & A B Stronach, r s s North 1 w McDowell Johnson Frank (c) draynian, r n w cor Blount and Cabarrus Johnson Frances L, wid of Dr C L, r n s Hillsboro 1 w Salisbury Johnson George (c), lab, res Harrington 2 s Cabarrus Johnson Graded School, (col), Miss L Dorr, principal, n w cor Hillsboro and Harrington Johnson Harrison (c), lab, r s w limits Johnson Henry (c), porter Yarbrough House, r u w cor Ca- barrus and Blount Johnson Henry C, wks R & G R R Shops, r n e cor North and Blood worth Johnson Jake (c), lab, r n s Lenoir 2 w McDowell Johnson James I, elk Pescud, Lee & Co, r n s Hillsboro 1 w Salisbury Johnson John, stone cutter, r n e cor Harrington and Le- noir Johnson John, res Dawson 2 s Davie Johnson Joseph J, (Johnson & Barber), res Person 2 s Davie Johnson Lewis (c), w^aiter National Hotel, res Blount 2 q Lenoir Johnson Marion, hospital steward penitentiary, r n s Smith- field 3 e Blount Johnson Moses (c), porter F G Law Johnson Nelson (c), wks Weir's brickyard, r s e limits Johnson Rebecca, wid of Thomas, res Person 2 n Lenoir Johnson Robert (c), wks O'Kelly & Baker, r s e cor Person and Edenton Johnson Samuel, shipping elk C E Johnson, r n s Hillsboro 1 s Salisbury Johnson Seaton (c), train hand Chatham R R, r s e cor Har- rington and Cabarrus Johnson Smithey, wid of Jno, r w s Fa3'etteville 3 n Manly av Johnson Thomas (c), wks Kingsley & Ashley, r Oberlin Johnson Wiley (c), grocer s s South 1 w Daw^?on, r same Johnson Wm B, wks Kingsley & Ashley, r e end Hargett Johnson Wm H, carpenter R & G R R Shops, r w s Salis- bury 1 n North RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 93

Johnson & Barber (Joseph J Johnson and Josej)h W Barber), groceries and liquors, e s Wihniugton fj s ITaroctt Jolinson & Wiggs (Dempsey T Johnson and Thomas J Wiggs), grocers and com merchants w s Wilmington 2 n Market Jones Addison (c), stable hand O'Kelly & Baker, r rear w s Salisbury 1 n Morgan Jones Albert (c), brickmason, r w s Dawson 3 n Cannon Jones Andrew J, salesman Jones, Green A: Powell r s s Hillsboro 2 w West Jones Armstead, atty at law, Adams bldg s w cor AVil- niiiigton and Martin, r w s Blount 2 n Polk Jones, Atwater & Co (James H Jones, Rufus II Atwater and A S Page), meat market, Market house Jones Austin, servants e cor Dawson and Hillsboro, r same Jones Austin A, elk Jones, Atwater & Co Jones Bitha (c), porter J S Taylor, r 31^- Fayetteville Jones Cherry (c), r n s South 1 e Harrington Jones Clem (c), bds rear e s Person 1 n Davie Jones Daniel (c), wks J S Allen & Co, res East 2 n New- bern av Jones Edward (c), wks Observer office, r s s Lenoir 2 e Blount Jones Edward (c), baker, r s e cor Lenoir and McDowell Jones Edward A, elk R & G R R, r s e cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Jones Emanuel (c), cook Yarbrough House Jones Frank, barroom n e cor East and Davie, r s s Davie nr e limits Jones Friday (c), lab, r w s Salisbury 3 s Johnson Jones Garitas H, r w s Harrington 1 s Jones Jones Garland, bkpr Williamson & Upchurch, res Ilar- rini^ton 1 n Hargett Jones George (c), r w s Dawson 2 s Hargett Jones George (c), r nr s end A\'ilmington Jones Geo (c), r s s Cannon 1 w Harrington Jones G M, canvasser Singer sewing machine Jones, Green & Powell (Jesse A Jones, Andrew H Green and Alex xM Powell), mnfrs of meal and flour, mill feed and shingles, wholesale dealers in grain, coal, wood, lumber, etc, 47 Fayetteville Joues Henry, r s e cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus 94 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Jones Henry (c), wks lunatic asylum, r s s Cannon w limits Jones Henry C (c), brick mason, r e s Fayetteville 3 s railroad Jones Hilliard (c), lab, r w s West 1 s Jones Jones James H (c), r s w limits Jones James M (c), shoemaker, r n s Newbern av 4 w Swain Jones Jesse A (Jones, Green & Powell), bds s s Hillsboro 2 w West Jones John (c), barber C Dunston, res East 1 n South Jones John A (c), barber Snow & Page Jones Johnstone, Adjutant Genl, r Morganton, N C Jones Joseph (c), farmer, r n s Davie 4 e East Jones Joseph (c), r w s Blount, 3 s Smithfield Jones Josiah, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r Avent Ferry rd Janes L, wid of Wesley, r s s Morgan 1 w Person Jones Lewis (c), shoemaker, r n e cor Dawson and Lenoir Jones Robert H, r s w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Jones Seth A, fish, oysters, etc, r s s Morgan 2 e Wilmington Jones Shedrach (c), wks Sorrell's barroom, r n s Cabarrus 3 e East Jones Silas H, machinist Allen & Cram, bds s s Morgan 2 w Salisbury Jones Thomas (c), city hand, r s w limits Jones Thomas (c), r rear cor Fayetteville and Davie Jones Thos N, elk Yeargan, Petty & Co, r w s Person 1 s Jones Jones Trotmon (c), driver Rand & Barbee BroSy r rear w s Fayetteville 2 s Davie Jones Washington (c), r w s Dawson 3 n Cannon Jones Wiley, shoemaker, r w s Harrington 1 s Jones Jones Wesley N, law student, rs s Morgan 1 w Person Jones Wm (c), driver E H Lee, r rear e s Wilmington 3 n Cabarrus Jones Wm (c), painter, r n s Edenton 2 w Plarrington Jones Wm (c), cook Toney Burns, bds same Jones Wm W, physician over 20 Fayetteville, bds National Hotel JoUey Benj R, grocer, s s Hillsboro 2 w West r s s Morgan 1 w West Jolley George W, wks Allen & Cram, bds w s Wilmington 2 n Edenton RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 95

Jolley Nathaniel, restaurant s s ]\rartin 3 e Blount, r s w cor Morgan and West Jordan Caroline, wid of James, r n w cor Ilargett and Swain Jordan Chas H, elk Raleigh News, r n w cor Ilargett and Swain Jordan Daniel (c), turner Edwards, Broughton & Co Jordan Elbert L (c), servant, r n w cor South and Blount Jordan Cieorge (c), carpenter, w s West 1 n North Jordan Geo C, editor and propr Raleigh News, r s s Har- gett 2 w Bloodworth Jordan Henry (ci, wks J M Harris Jordan James, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Jordan James B, elk T H Briggs & Sons, r n s Jones 1 e McDowell Jordan John C, blacksmith, r s w cor Person and ^Morgan Jordan Joseph (c), lab, res Bloodworth 1 n Davie Jordan Lonnie, elk Pool & Moring, r s w cor Person and Morgan Jordan \Vm J, r n w cor Hargett and Swain Joseph Theodore, restauiant, wines, liquors, lager beer, etc, s w cor Hargett and Salisbury, r over same Journal of Industry, office s w cor Morgan and Salisbury, O Hunter and C N Hunter (c), editors Joyce Geo C, wks Kingsle}^ ife Ashley, r n end Halifax Joyner George (c), lab J S Allen & Co Joyner Joseph D, cotton commission mercliant n e cor Wil- mington and Martin, bds n s Jones 2 e McDowell Joyner Samuel (c), r rear s s Plillsboro 4 w Saunders Justice Annie, wid of Benjamin W, r s e cor Lane and Mc- Dowell Justi<3e David J, machinist, R & G R R Shops, r s e cor Lane and McDowell

Justice John G, nmchinist R cfc G R R Shops, r s e cor Lane and McDowell

ANE KIT (c), drayman W C & A B Stronach, r s e K cor Lane and Person Karrar Katie, wid of Jacob, rs w cor Salisbury and Martin 96 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Keith Leonidas N, printer, Edwards, Brougliton & Co, bds Central Hotel Kelly Julia, wid of Charles, r w s Halifax 2 n North Kelly Clias M (c), waiter Tucker House, r same Kelly Eli (c), hostler W R Blake, r s w cor Blood worth and Hargett Kelly James A, (Kelly, Purefoy & Brewer), bds s w cor Fayetteviile and Cabarrus Kelly, Purefoy & Brewer, (James A Kelly, Addison F Purefoy and Samuel W Brewer), genl com merchants s s Martin 4 e Fayetteviile Kenan Thomas S, Attorney General N C, r Wilson, N C, bds s w cor Newbern av and Blood worth Kendrick W B, genl agt University Publishing Co over 51 Fayettevitle Kennedy James F, tailor C Weikel & Co, r s s Jones 1 e Dawson Kerr Washington C, State Geologist, office over 55 Fayette- viile, res Blount 2 n Polk Kerr Wm H, elk W C & A B Stronacli, bds n s Hillsboro 2 w West King Anna (c), wid of Wm, r ss Cannon 1 w Harrington King Andrew J, elk J M Rosenbaum, r s s Morgan 1 e Bloodworth King Chas (c), r n s Cabarrus 3 w Blount King Christina, wid of Rufus, r n s Martin 1 w Salisbury King Clara, wid of Edward, res West 1 n Martin King David H, elk A Creech, bds n e corner Edenton and McDowell King D M, engineer R & A R R, bds National Hotel King Edward A, elk C C Clawson, bds 10 Fayetteviile King Frank M, painter, r s e cor Blount and Smithfield King Furney G, tailor, r s ecor Blount and Smithfield King Genadius W (King & Brockwell), r w s West 1 n Cabarrus King George G, U S deputy marshal, r s e cor Blount and Smithfield King James (c), porter L D & W R Womble King James C, wks Raleigh Gas Light Co, r s s Cabarrus 2 e Dawson KALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 1)7

King John, supt construction US Court House and Post- office, r n s Hargott 8 e Swain King John C, blacksmith, r n s Davie 3 w Swain King John C, printer Ferrell, Booker & Co, r s e cor Blount and Smithtield King Josiah, grocer s s Davie 5 e East, r same King Marquis L, printer Raleigh News, bds Cooke's Hotol King Millard F (Betts & King), r e s R&GR'R2n Johnson King Pliillip (c), lab, r w s Dawson 1 s Cabarrus King Robt 0, elk L Rosenthal & Co, r s e cor Smithfield and Blount King Wesley W, wks R & G depot, r s w cor Jones and Harrington King & Brockwell (Genadius W King and Thomas Brock- well), gun and locksmiths w s Salisbury 1 n Martin Kingsley Thaddeus A (Kingsley & Ashley), r n end ;^ a lis bury Kingsley & Ashley (Thaddeus A Kingsley and Wm E Ashley), architects and builders, n end Halifax Kirkham Benj S, meat market market house, r s w cor Blount and Martin Kirkland Mis Emma, milliner Mrs J G Burt Kirkman Thomas, machinist, r s s Cannon w limits Kittrells Giles (c), r n s Edenton 6 w Swain Klueffelberg Chas, pattern mkr R & G R R, r opp n end Salisbury Knight Henry C, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n e cor North and Dawson Knox Augustus W, physician over 11 Fayetteville, r s w cor Newbern av and Blood worth Knuckles George, brakeman R & A Air-line, r n s R & G R R, 2 w Dawson Kramer Saml, jeweler H Mahler, bds n w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Kreth Alex, cleaning and scouring n e cor Fayetteville and Hargctt, bds n s Edenton 2 e McDowell Kreth Fernando, cigar mkr O'Neil & Plumadore, r n s Edenton 1 e McDowell Kreth Joseph, merchant tailor, n s Martin 2 w Fayetteville, r n s Edenton 2 n McDowell 98 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Kreth Kalford, elk Lawrence & Smith, r u s Eden ton 2 e McDowell Kuester Alex T, gun and locksmith H C Smith, r nr New Fair Grounds

LABARBE LOUIS J, accountant, bds Cooke's Hotel Lacy B R, eno;ineer R & G R R Lacy Mrs M R, lad}"- principal Peace Institute, r same Lacy Robert (c), wks Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s s Smithfield opp Blount Lamb Sergeant, millwright, r s w cor Bloodworth and Mar- tin Lamb Wm, carpenter, r s s Cannon 1 e West Lambeth Chas S, r e s Saunders 3 n Hillsboro Lambeth Chas W, city elk, res Saunders 3 n Hillsboro Laraond James F A, lawyer, r w s Wilmington 2 n Edenton Larason Francis res Wilmington 7 s Morgan Lamson Sarah, dressmaker e s Wilmington 7 s Morgan, r same Lancaster Wm H, grocer s w cor Dawson and Jones, r same Lane David A (c) wks F Gruendler, r n e cor Manly av and Cannon Lane Edward (c) [Lane, Noble & Co], r e end Hargett Lene Edward (c), wks gas house, r s w limits Lane Frederick (c), lab, r rear s w cor Blount and Jones Lane Marcus (c), brickmason, r s w limits Lane Mekin (c), sexton Presbyterian church, r rear w s Mc- dowell 2 n Hargett Lane, Noble &; Co (c), [Edward Lane, Melvin Noble and Charles Hinton], livery and feed stable, e s Salisbury 1 n Edenton Lane Peter (c), res Salisbury'- 1 n Cabarrus Lane Richard (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, r w s McDowell 3 n Lenoir Lane Silas (c), r rear e s Person 1 n Davie Lane Mrs W T, millinery and fancy goods 7 Fayetteville, r same LaneW T, bds 7 Fayetteville Larkin L E, carpenter, bds Cooke's Hotel RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 99

Lassiter John W, elk Yeargan, Petty & Co Latta Chas G, (Latta & Myatt), r s s Newbern av 1 e Per- son Latta & Myatt, (Chas G Latta and Wm A Myatt), wholesale grocers and cotton commission merchants Martin and Market Exchange 2 w Wilmington Law Frank G agt, china and silver ware 9 Fayetteville, bds National Hotel Law Henry D, with F G Law, bds National Hotel Lawrence Alex W, (Lawrence & Smith), r w s Halifax 1 s Johnson Lawrence James E, engineer NCR R, r w s Salisbury 1 n Weldon Lawrence John (c), driver D J Ellis, r rear n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Lawrence Maria, wid of Alexander,, r w s Halifax 1 s John- son Lawrence Virginius D, (Lawrence & Renfrow), r n s Morgan 1 w Salisburj' Lawrence & Renfrow, (Virginius D Lawrence and John H Renfrow), proprs Globe saloon n s Exchange Place 4 e Fa^'etteville Lawrence & Smith, (Alex W Lawrence and William W Smith) life and fire insurance w s Fayetteville 3 n Mar- tin Leach Giles E. (M T Leach & Co) bds Tucker House Leach Middleton T, (M T Leach & Co), bds Yarbrough House Leach M T & Co (Middleton T and Giles E Leach), grocers and com merchants e s Wilmington 3 n Martin Le Gal Mile Josephine, teacher French department St Mary's school w end Hillsboro, r same Legrande Chas, elk C D Heartt Lemon Frederick, stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell Leopold Rachel, cigars and confectionery 59 Fayetteville, r same Lester Dock (c), r rear s w cor Martin & Salisbury Lewellen C H, steward Yarbrougli House, r same Lewis Alfred (c), lab, res Blount n end Lewis Alfred W, carpenter, r w s Person 2 n Polk 100 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Lewis Augustus M, atty at law old Sentinel bldg south of Court House, r w s Wilmington 1 s Peace Lewis Benj B Jr, atty at law old Sentinel bldg, south of Court House, r w s Wilmington 1 s Peace Lewis Cornelius (c), waiter National Hotel Lewis Geo (c), brakeman R&GRR, rws West 3 s Lane Lewis James J, policeman, rws Person 2 n Polk Lewis Julius (Julius Lewis & Co.), r n w cor Saunders and HiDsboro Lewis Julius & Co (Julius Lewis and Nicholas W West), hardware, stoves, tin ware, sash, blinds, doors, etc, n e

cor Fayetteville and Exchange place ; also manufrs of carriages and wagons n s Hargett 3 w Swain Lewis Madison (c), grocer, s s South leNCRR, rnw cor Dawson and Cannon Lewis Martha, wid of Richard, r s w cor Lane and Wil- mington Lewis Rasmus (c), fireman R & G R R, r nr R & G depot Lewis Dr Bichard H, practice limited to the eye, ear and throat n s Martin 1 w Fayetteville, r s w cor Wilming- ton and Lane Lewis Robert (c), r n w cor West and Hillsboro Lewis Robt G, atty at law law bldg n e cor Davie and Fayetteville, rws Halifax 2 n North Lewis Sarah, wid of Alfred, r s w cor Jones and Harrington Levy Emmett E, elk Yarbrough House cigar stand, r s s Smithfield 4 e Blount Jjevy Henry M, painter, r s s Smithfield 4 e Blount Levy Leopold, agent Levy's Southern Bazaar and shirt nianfry 40 Fayetteville, r same Levy Robt H, painter, r s s Smithfield 4 e Blount Levy's Southern Bazaar and shirt factory, F Levy, propr, 40 Fayetteville Lee Addison S (Pescud, Lee & Co), r w^ s Person 2 n Eden- ton Lee Cleophas R, cotton merchant, r n w cor Newbern av and East Lee Edward H, cotton buyer and com merchant n e cor Wilmington and Martin, rnw cor Newbern av and East Lee Henderson (c), carpenter, r s s Cannon w limits RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 101

Lee Henry (c), r w s McDowell 1 s South Lee James "W, chief of police, r n e cor East and Jones Lee Jerry S (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Lee John (c), stable hand O'Kelly & Baker, r n s Cabarrus 4 e Dawson Lee Orange (c), driver J D Whitaker Lee Reginald A, elk E H Lee, r s w cor Newbern av and East Lee Richard H, elk Pescud, Lee & Co, r w s Person 2 n Edenton Lee Thomas G, harness mkr E F Wyatt & Son, r s s Morgan 1 e Person Lee Tim F, billiards, saloon and restaurant n e cor Martin and Salisbury, r same Lee Windsor (c), waiter Yarbrough House, r n s Cabarrus 4 e Dawson Lee W Thomas, book binder Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s s Cabarrus 2 e McDowell Lichtenstein Geo, r 40 Fayetteville Ligon Henry (c), driver E J Hardin, r w s Fayetteville 2 s South Ligon Kittie (c), teacher Johnson Graded School Ligon LaFayette (c), blacksmith s w cor Hargett and Blount, r country Ligon Talbert, r s s Hillsboro 1 w Salisbury Lineberry Mrs L C, milliner M A Hardie.V 24 Fayetteville Lincke Paul T C, prof of athletics, fencing and swim- ming, athletic hall Adams' bld'g s w cor Wilmington and Martin, r s s Newbern av 3 e Person Lindsay George (c), servant T M Argo, r s w cor Person and Edenton Linehan Patrick G, stone mason, r n e cor Blount and Jones Lipscombe E H (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Lipscomb Green (c), Avaiter H Cain, r Wilmington opp market Lipscomb Oscar D, carpenter, r w s Dawson 1 s Lane Litchford Henry, carrier Evening Visitor Litchford James J, collector Raleigh Gas Light Co, r s e cor Newbern av and Person Litchford Sallie, matron for the D D & B Ins, r same 102 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Little Ceburn M, guard penitentiary, r s s Peace 1 w Hali- fox Little John C R, agt Richmond & Danville R R North Carolina Div, r s e cor Salisbury and Weldon Little Margaret C, wid of George, r n w cor Blount and Newbern av Little Wm, physician n w cor Blount and Newbern av, r same Lloyd Isham, r w s Bloodworth 1 n Martin Loader Robert, r s s Cabarrus 3 e McDowell Loader Thomas R, merchant tailor n s Hargett 1 e Fay- etteville, r s s Cabarrus 3 e McDowell Lockhart Chas (c), (Lockhart & Fields), r Oberlin Lock hart Charles jr (c), cabinet maker Austin & Moore, r Oberlin Lockhart Handy (c), undertaker e s Blount 1 s Davie, r same Lockhart & Fields (c), [Chas Lockhart and Isham Fields], undertakers e s Salisbury 2 n Hargett Locklear Jane (c), chambermaid National Hotel, r n s Lenoir 2 w Haywood Locklear Wm (c), lab, r n s Lenoir 2 w Haywood Lodge Kline, elk Wm Simpson, bds w s Person 2 n Har- gett Lodge Wm, bds w s Fayetteville 2 s Davie Long Alex (c), barber n w cor Martin and Wilmington Long Isaac, fish and oysters Market house, r n s Hargett 2 w Blount Long John A, fish and oysters Market house, r n s Hargett 2 w Blount Long Wm, lab, R & G R R shops Lorbacher Paul P, elk F H Heartt, bds Oak City Hotel Lougee Augustus H, farmer, r s s Martin 2 w Blount Lougee Caroline, wid of Wm J, r s s Martin 2 w Blount Love Geo C (c), waiter State Auditor, bds n s Cabarrus 1 w Dawson Love Joseph (c), wks O'Neill & Plumadore, r Oberlin Love Maryland (c), lab, r s w limits Love Samuel L, Auditor of State, bds National Hotel Love Thomas, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Davie WILLIAM SIMPSON, WHOLESAIjB and RETAIL 1

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Love Thomas L, geiil store w s Wilmington 6 s •Hargett, r w s Bloodvvorth 1 s Davie Lowe James, wks J L Stone Lowe Mrs \V ^I, boarding house 7 Fayctteville, r same Lowe Wm M, physician, r 7 Fayetteville Lumley Thos J, wks R Roles' planing mill, r s w cor Peace and Wilmington Lumsden Chas F, tinner J C S Lumsden, r w s Bloodworth 1 n Edenton Lumsden Frank H, tinner J C S Lumsden, r s s Hillsbora 1 w St Mary's Lumsden John C S, stoves, tin ware, house-furnishing goods, gun and locksmith, etc, opp Market liouse 63- Fayetteville, r s s Hillsboro 1 w St Mary's Lumsden Lonnie, asst J C S Lumsden, r s s Hillsboro 1 w St Mary's Lumsden Robert E, bkpr J C S Lumsden, bds n s Hillsboro 2w West Lutlier Madison C, elk Monie & Towles, r n w cor Martin & Bloodworth Lyon Hugh E; family grocer, e s Blount 2 n Davie, r same Lyon William H, elk H E Lyon, res Blount 2 n Davie Lyons Thomas (c), wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r n s R & G R R, 2 w Dawson Lyman Rt Rev Theodore B, asst Bishop of N C, r n e cor North and Wilmington

McADOO GEORGE (c), hostler G W Wynne & Co McAllister Edward V, wks Allen & Cram, r w s Person 4 u Polk

McAllister John H, carpenter T H Briggs, r w s Person 4 ii Polk McAllister Wm H, express messenger R & A Air Line, r w s Person 4 n Polk McCauley Burke (c), baker Farriss & Bro McCauley Henry (c), wks L Rosenthal & Co McCauley Matthew (c), driver S E Creech, res Halifax 1 n Edenton 5 104 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

McClain John (c), wks L H Adams, r s s Cabarrus 4 w Per- son McCoy James (c), waiter W R Davis, r same McCoy Lewis (c), r s limits 1 w Blount McCoy Samuel (c), driver Jones, Green & Powell McCraney Jolm \V, foreman Farmer and Mechanic, bds n e cor Edenton and McDowell McCraw Wm T, carpenter Ellington, Royster & Co, r s s Morgan 2 e Blount McCray David (c), r rear s s Hargett 3 w Swain McDaniel Miss Cornelia E, teacher Kindergarten and preparatory department Raleigh Female Seminar}^ r same McDonald Cary, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, res Person 1 s Jones McDonald Charlie C, stamp elk postoffice res Person 1 s Jones McDonald John, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, res Person 1 s Jones McDonald John A, janitor U S Court and P bldg, res Person 1 s Jones McDonald Joseph (c), r n s R & G R R 2 w Dawson McDowell Julia, wid of Wm, r n s Johnson 1 e railroad McDowell Wm F, fireman R &A RR, rns Johnson 1 e railroad McGee James W, physician e s Dawson 1 n Hargett, r same McGee Sallie P, wid of Thaddeus, r s e cor Hillsboro and Dawson McGee Wm T, bkpr W H & R S Tucker, r s e cor Dawson and Hillsboro McGow^an Miss Anna, milliner Mrs W T Lane, r w s Salis- bury 1 s Martin McGowan Patrick, keeper weights and measures State Capi- tol, r w s Salisbury 1 s Martin McGowan Patrick W, printer, r w s Salisbury 1 s Martin Mcintosh Lochlan, stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell, r s s Martin 1 w Salisbury McKee James, physician over n w cor Martin and Fay- etteville 3d door, r s e cor Blount and Jones McKimmon Chas, elk W H & R S Tucker, bds Yarbrough House RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 105

McKimmon Miss Kate, teacher St Mary's school w end Hillsboro, r same McKinsey Charles (c), brickmason, r n w cor Harrington and Jones McKnight Wm (c), lab, r n s Davie 2 e McDowell McKoy Lary (c), r s w limits McKoy Neil (c), shoemaker s w cor Cabarrus and Blount, r s w limits McKoy Wm (c), shoemaker s w cor Cabarrus and Blount, r s w limits McLean Archey A, elk A Creech, bds National Hotel McLeod Donald, f)rinter Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n s North 1 e Dawson McMackin Wightman C, commission merchant and cotton seller s s Martin 3 e Fayetteville, r n s Newbern av 1 e Person McMillan John D, machinist Cooper, Newsom & Heartt McMillan Wm G, veterinary surgeon and farrier s e cor Blount and Morgan, r n s Hargett 3 e Blount McNaughton John G, copper smith J C Brewster, bds e s WiUnington 3 s Morgan McNeil Archie N, apprentice J S Allen & Co, bds w s Daw- son 1 n Ed en ton McPheeters Alexander M, miller, r w s Dawson 1 s ]\Iorgan McRae John Y, elk Pescud, Lee cfeCo, bds Yarbrough House McRary Jasper W, printer Raleigh (/hristian Advocate, r e s Dawson 1 n R & G R R McRea Fred (cj, driver, r rear n w cor Fayetteville and South

MABRY WM T, saloon and restaurant n s Hargett 5 e Fayetteville, res McDowell 1 s Martin Macon Thomas B, (Blake & Macon), restaurant 59 Fayette- ville, res Blood worth 1 n Hargett Macklin Alex (c), r rear e s Wilmington 1 s Davie Macklin James (c), r rear e s Wilmington 1 s Davie Macy Eli 0, public adm'r, r s w cor Hargett and West Macy Robert H, wks R & G R R Shops, r s w cor Hargett and West Macy Wm R, painter, r s w cor Hargett and West 106 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Mahler F Louis, genl bkpr Raleigh National Bank, bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Mahler Henry, watches, clocks and jewelry Fayetteville opp market house, r n w cor Fa3'etteville and Cabarrus Mahoney Wm M, collector Singer sewing machine, bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Magnin Albert, auctioneer e s Wilmington 1 s Hargett, r n w cor McDowell and Cabarrus Mallaby Rebecca, wid of Samuel, r n s Hargett 2 e Swain Malone John H (c), brickmason, r rear public school Malone Romnus (c), wks Mrs Sorrell, res McDowell 1 s Cabarrus Manly Benjamin (c), lab, r s e cor Martin and East Manly Basil C, mayor city of Raleigh, office Metropolitan Hall, r n w cor Halifax and Jones Manly Charity, wid of Cliarles, r South opp Salisbury Manly Chas (c), shoemaker A demons, r country Manly Elisha (c), carpenter, res Bloodworth 1 n Lenoir Manly John S, r w s Wilmington 3 s Davie Manly London C, r w s Wilmington 3 s Davie Manly Sidney (c), driver Jones, Green & Powell Manly Sterling R, r w s Wilmington 3 s Davie Manly Thomas (c), grocer s s Hargett 4 e Wilmington, r se cor Martin and East Manly Trim (c), drayman, r n e cor South and Dawson Manl}' Wm (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co Mann Wesley B (W B Mann & Co), bds n w cor Hargett and McDowell Mann W B & Co (Wesley B Mann and Chas W Young), dry goods and groceries n s Hargett 2 e Fayetteville Mangrum Duncan C, r s s Smithfield 1 e Bloodworth Mangrum John C, r e s Bloodworth 3 s Cabarrus Manning John M, bond elk State treasurer's office, bdss s Hillsboro 1 e Harrington Manor Green, lab, r s e cor Cabarrus and Wilmington Manson Willie C, bkpr P F Faison, bds n s Edenton bet Halifax and Wilmington Marcom Geo P, elk R B Andrews & Co, bds Tucker House Marconi James C (Marcom & Alford), r w s Salisbury 1 u Edenton RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 107

Marcom John "W, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co and treasuror Raleigh Typographical Union, r s s Lenoir 2 w Person Marcom & Alford (James C Marconi and James H Alford), grocors and com merchants n w cor Wilmington and Hargett Marsh James A, dep warden penitentiary, r s s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Marshall Dr Mathias M, Rector Christ Church, r n e cor Nevvbern av and AVllmington Marshall Tobe, wks J M Harris, bds s s Martin 4 e Blount Martin Edwin M (Evans & Martin), res Saunders 1 n Hillsboro Martin Josepli B, second auditor R & G and R & A R R, r s w cor Peace and Halifax Martin Juda (c), waiter Oak City Hotel, r same Martin Matthew (c), porter Southern Express office, res Blount 1 n Lenoir Martin Thomas D, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Martin Wm H, dep U S marshal, r s w cor Blount and Martin Martin Willis (c), r n s Cabarrus 2 w Blount Mason Wm S (Mason & Devereux), r n s Edenton 1 e Wil- mington Mason & Devereux (W^m S Mason and Thonjas P Deve- reux), attys at law room 4 Bagley bldg s e cor Fayette- ville and Martin Massey Henry (c), wks R & G R R depot, r s s Cannon 2 e Manly av Mastin Mrs Lee W, bds 7 Fayetteville Mattoon Emma W, teacher of elocution, rhetoric and com- position, Peace Institute, r same Matthews Jonas, blacksmith R A: G R R Shops, res Mc- Dowell 1 n Jones Matthews Wm (c), brick mason, r s e cor South and Dawson Mays Booker (c), r s s Hillsboro 3 w Saunders Mayes Major (c), driver Jones, Green & Powell Mayo Cornelius (c), waiter hotel Durham, r s w cor Lane and Person Mayo Mary (c), r n s Lenoir 1 w McDowell Mayo Wm (c), waiter Yarbrough House 108 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Meares Mrs K DeR, teacher of music St Mary's school w end Hillsboro, r same Mesels Solomon (c), servant at C Dewey Mebane Thomas (c), lab, r s w limits Meadows Cook C, canvasser J L Stone, bds e s Dawson 1 s Jones Meadows James I, bar tender J S Taylor, r s w cor Davie and Person Meadows Marcus A, wheelwright J Lewis & Co, r e s Person 2 n Martin Medlen George, lab, r n e cor Swain and Davie Medlen Thos, lab, r rear s w cor Swain and Martin Medlen AVm H, w^atchman R & G depot, r nr R & G depot Merchant Miss E B (c), asst teacher Shaw Universit}', r same Merrick John (c), barber W G Otey^ res Fayetteville 3 s railroad Merrill Samuel, gas fitter and plumber e s Fayetteville 3 s Martin, r s e cor Cabarrus and McDowell Merritt Benj (c), servant Peace Institute Merritt Casv/ell (c), farm hand,r n e cor Lenoir and West Merritt Richard (c), r rear n s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Merrimon Augustus S (Merrimon & Fuller), res Wil- mington bet Polk and Peace Merrimon Branch, elk R&D depot, res Wilmington bet Polk and Peace Merrimon Edgar A, res Wilmington bet Polk and Peace Merrimon & Fuller (Augustus S Merrimon and Thomas C Fuller), attys at law e s Fayetteville 2 n Cabarrus Metke Marie J, teacher French and German Peace Institute, r same Metropolitan Hall, over market house Miles George (c), driver W F Wj^att, res McDowell 1 s Lane Milican Horace (c), r s e cor Wilmington and Cabarrus Milican Horace Greeley (c), candy maker A D Royster & Bro, r s e cor Wilmington and Cabarrus Milican Robt (c), r s e cor Wilmington and Cabarrus Miller Alex (c), servant Peace Institute Miller Edward (c), lab, r n w cor Hillsboro and West Miller Henry N, conductor NCR B., r s s Newbern av 3 e Wilmington 100 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Miller James H, bds Yarbrough House Miller Joseph, well digger, r e s East 1 n Martin Miller Samuel A, mailing elk Raleigh Observer, r n s llills- boro 2 w Saunders Miller Thos A, elk Raleigh Observer, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Miller W Henry, book binder J Armstrong, r s s Davie 1 e Dawson Miner John (c), driver James T Moore, r w s Wilmington 1 n Ed en ton Minor Henry (c), lab, res Harrington 1 n Edenton Minter Cam (c), porter W C & A B Stronach Mintz W D, foreman broom and mattress shop D D & B Institution, r same Mitchell Alfred (c), barber, r n s Cabarrus 1 w Person Mitchell Arrington (c), chair bottomer, r rear n s Hargett 2 w Person Mitchell Henry, blacksmith R & G R R depot, r s s Martin 4 w Swain Mitchell Rebecca, wid of John, r se cor Person and Martin Mitchell Robert N, i»ropr Mitchell's steam boiler works w s AVest opp Martin, r same Mitchell Sewell (c), lab, r n w cor Dawson and Cannon Mitchell's Steam Boiler Works w s West opp Martin, engines and boilers new and second-handed, wrought iron grating and fencing, etc, R N Mitchell propr Mitchell Thos A, r e s Blount 5 s South Mitchell Walter (c), wks A W Fraps Mitchell Wm (c), brickmason, r rear public school Mitchell Wm H (c), carpenter, r s s Cannon 1 w railroad Monie John M (Monie & Towles), r s w cor Jones and Blood worth Monie & Towles (John jNI Monie and James M Towles), agricultural imj)lements, groceries, etc, w s Wilmington 3 n Market ])lace Montague Benj F, atty at law s e cor Fayetteville and Market place, bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Montgomery Sarah H, wid of Thos A, boarding house s s Martin 1 w McDowell Montgomery Thomas A, elk Yeargan, Petty & Co, r s s Martin 1 w McDowell 110 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Mordecai Samuel (c), lab, r rear e s Wilmington 2 s Davie Mordecai Ellen, wid of Samuel, r n e cor Peace and Person Mordecai Mrs Geo W, wid, r s s Hillsboro 2 w limits Mordecai Samuel F, (Battle & Mordecai), r n e cor Peace and Person Moring Frank 0, (Pool & Moring), r s s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Morris Bravitt W (c), pastor A M E church, res Harring- 1 u Edenton Morriss Gideon, r n s Newborn av 3 w Swain Morris John T, furniture s e cor Davie and Fayetteville, r n s Newbern av 3 w Swain Morris J V, bds 7 Fayetteville Morris Miss Kate, asst in music dept Raleigh Female Sem- inary, r same Morris Wm H, furniture e s Fayetteville 3 s Martin also 3 Fayetteville, r s e cor Davie and Blount Morris William H jr, elk L Branson, r n s Newbern av, 3 w Swain Morson Hugh, (Fray & Morson), r w s Bloodworth 1 s Polk Morson Rosalie, wid of Hugh, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Polk Morton Abram (c), fireman R&GRR, rss Cannon w limits Moseley M J & Co, (Mary J Moseley), confectionery, fruits, etc, 28 Fayetteville, r same Mosely Nathan S, with M J Mosely & Co, r 28 Fayette- ville Moses Irena, wid of Fennel, r n s Lane 1 w Harrington Moss Sipeo (c), drayman M T Norris & Co, r w s Blount 1 sPolk Moten A (c), fireman R & G R R Mott Scott (c), wks R W Smith Moody Thomas, car inspector R & G R R Shops, r w s West 2 s Lane Moore Adolphus L, elk C E J Goodwin, rss Jones 2 e Daw- son Moore Allen (c), drayman R J Harris, rnsR &GRR 2 w Dawson Moore Benjamin M, farmer, r s w cor Martin and Davie Moore Bartholomew F, farmer, rs w cor Dawson and Martin Moore Chas (c), wks G W Wynne & Co RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. Ill

Moore Daniel (c), lab, r n \v cor South and Harrington Moore Eddy, vvks Mitchell's steam boiler works Moore Edward, res Wilmington G s Morgan Moore George B, elk, r s w cor Dawson and Martin Moore Isaac B (c), [Austin & Moore) r s s Davie 3 e East Moore James, student, r s w cor Martin and Dawson Moore James T (Moore & Thompson), r s s Morgan 4 w Salisbury Moore John, painter N S Harp, res Wilmington 6 s Morgan Moore Judge (c), r s w cor Martin and East Moore J W,bds National Hotel Moore Lucy W, wid of B, r s w cor Dawson and Martin Moore Matthew, shoemaker R Dobbin, bds n s Davie 1 e Dawson Moore Richard, elk W C & A B Stronach, bds w s Dawson 1 s Lane Moore Thomas, lab, res East 7 s South Moore Van B, r s w cor Martin and Dawson Moore & Thompson (James T Moore and Alph A Thomp- son), mdse and cotton brokers e s Wilmington 4 3 Martin Mowatt Mrs Susan, r s s Hargett 3 e Persoii

Mull , veterinary surgeon, bds Tucker House Mullins James W, wks R & G depot, r n e cor North and McDowell Mullins Junius (Bryan & Mullins), police, res East 1 s New hern av Mullins Roena, wid of James, res East 1 s Newbern av Murphy Arch (c), lab, r rear s s Davie 3 e East Murphy Moses (c), mattress mkr, r rear s s Davie 3 e East Murphy Henry, photographer over 12 Fayetteville, r same Murray Decatur C, steward penitentiary, r w s Harrington 1 s Hargett Murray Delia, wid of Wm, r s s Hargett 3 e Person Murray Talbot H, elk R & G depot, r w s Harrington 1 s Hargett Myatt Charlie (c), blacksmith, r w s McDowell 1 n Cabarrus Myatt Ferebee (c), r w s McDowell 1 n Cabarrus Myatt John, r w s West 2 s Morgan Myatt Joseph (c). r s w limits Myatt Wm A (Latta & Myatt),- r n s Lane 1 w Salisbury 112 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Myers Henry E, saloon 57 Fa3'etteville, r s e cor Jones and WiliTiington Myers Jacob B, r s e cor Jones and Wilmington

tVSH LAFAYETTE W (c), barber W G Otey, r rear N n s Eden ton 1 w Dawson Nash Square, east and west from McDowell to Dawson, north and south from Hargett to Martin, being improved for a park by Mr Faircliild Nathan Joseph (c), brickmason, r under s s Cabarrus 1 e railroad National Hotel, (Street & Son proprs), n w cor Edenton and Halifax North Carolina Farmer, (monthly) J H Ennis pub, w s Salisbury 1 s Jones North Carolina State Life, F H Cameron pres, W E An- derson vice pres, W H Hicks secty, n e cor Fayetteville N C Dcj^nt, junction West, Harrington and Cabarrus N C E. B, Supt Office, Alex B Andrews, supt, Yarbrough House Neathery John B, treasurer of Wake county, office court house, r w s Dawson 2 s Ilargett Nelson I Lafa3'ette, printer Raleigh News, r s s Martin 1 w Blood worth Nelson James P, printer, r n s Martin 5 \v Swain Nevell Louis (c), porter G L Tonnoffski, r Fayetteville nr N CRR Newcomb Chas W, elk W H Dodd, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Newcomb Frank L, wks Kingsley & Ashley, r n end Blount Newcomb Fred, wks Kingsley & Ashley, r e s East 2 n Polk Newlin Oliver (c), fireman R & G R R, r nr n end Salis- bury Newsom Bettie, dress mkr n s Cabarrus 2 e Dawson, r same Newsom James D, (Cooper, Newsom & Heartt), r s e cor Morgan and Harrington Newsom Robt (c), lab, r s s Martin 1 w Swain Newsom Sallie, wid of David, r n e cor Wilmington and Edenton Newsom Waller R, elk J A Cheatham, bds Cooke's Hotel RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 113

Newton Ada A (c), asst teacher Shaw University Nichols Adolphus W, agt Victor sewing machine 15 Fay- etteville, bds 7 Fayetteville Nichols John, revenue collector Durham N C, r s w cor Dawson and Lane Nichols Louisa, wid of Charles, res West 2 s South Nichols Nelson (Nichols & Taylor), r same Nichols Stanford L (Ferrell, Booker & Co), r s \v cor East and Polk Nichols Stephen (c), servant at INIrs A E Tompkins' Nichols & Taylor (Nelson Nichols and Thomas Taylor), barbers w s Wilmington 2 s Hargett Nisbet Wm, bar tender T F Lee, r n e cor Martin and Salis- bury Nixon Elizabeth, wid of Jeremiah, r s w cor Swain and Har- gett Nixon Miss Mollie, milliner Mrs W T Lane, r Telfair Hall's Nixon Wm A, r s w cor Swain & Hargett Noble Melvin (c), (Lane, Noble & Co), r e end Hargett Noe E 0, bds National Hotel Norman Rev Wm C, pastor Person st M E Church, res Person 1 s Davie Norris James M, elk D S Waitt & Bro, bds National Hotel Norris Jesse A (M T Norris & Co), r 20 miles s w Raleigh Norris John C, wks Cooper Newsom & Heartt, r s s Jones 1 e Dawson Norris Matthew E, printer Raleigh News Norris Matthew T (M T Norris & Co), r w s Blount 1 s Polk Norris M T & Co (Matthew T Norris and Jesse A Norris), wholesale grocers and com merchants 3 Exchange place and 5 Martin Norris Samuel B, elk W H & R S Tuc"ker, r w s Blount 1 s Polk Norris W Cary, elk Julius Lewis & Co, bds Yarbrough North Carolina Home Insurance Company, John Gat- ling, pros, W 11 Crow, vice j)res, \V S Primrose, sec'y and treasurer, P Cowper, adjuster and supervisor, w s Fayetteville 1 s Hargett Northam Edgar R, elk W H & R S Tucker, bds n e cor Edenton and McDowell 114 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Norwood Frank (c), carpenter, r s s Martin 4 e East Norwood George, book binder J Armstrong, r s s Morgan 2 w West Norwood James (c), candy mkr Farriss & Bro Norwood J A, guard penitentiary, r s e cor Morgan and West Norwood Miss Laura, teacher drawing and painting St Mary's School, r same Norwood Marion (c), r rear e s Wihnington 2 n Davie Norwood Verta (c), r nr s end Wihnington Norwood Wm B, overseer penitentiary, r s s Morgan 2 w West Norwood Wm H, r s s Morgan 2 w West Nottingham Jacob T, moulder R & G shops, res McDowell 1 n Lane Nowell James A, elk W R Crawford Nowell Jeremiah J, sheriff of Wake county, office Court House, r s e cor Bloodworth and Cabarrus Nowell Jesse R, dep sheriff, res Bloodworth 1 s Cabarrus Nowell Willis W, r e s Bloodworth 1 s Cabarrus Nunn Henry (c), r w s Person 1 s Davie

AKCITY HOTEL, Miles Goodwin & Son, proprs, s w o cor McDowell and Hillsboro Oak City Mills (grist), n e cor West and Davie (Ettinger Mrs Doret, genl manager Isaac ffittinger, r 48 Fayetteville CEttinger Isaac, millinery and fancy goods 48 Fayetteville, r same CEttinger Miss Mattie, saleslady Isaac CEttinger, r 48 Fa}"-- etteville O'Kelly Cambridge (c), shoemaker A Clemens, r w s Person 1 n Lane O'Kelly Charles (c), carriage driver O'Kelly & Baker, r country O'Kelly Isaac (c), carriage driver O'Kelly & Baker, r country O'Kelly John (c), baggage wagon driver O'Kelly and Baker O'Kelly Jolm (c), [O'Kelly & Baker), r country O'Kelly Roger (c), collector O'Kelly & Baker, r country RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 115

O'Kelly & Baker (c), [John O'Kelly and James Bakerj, liverv and exchange stables, w s Salisbury 1 s Hargett, r country Olds Fred A, State Ordnance officer and local ed Hale's Wce'vly, bds n e cor Eden ton and McDowell Olive J Thaddeus, elk R C Smith, r vv s Wilmington 1 s Jones Olive Wm H, bar tender T Joseph, r w s Wilmington 1 s Jones O'Neall Simon T, city weighmaster, r n w cor Wilmington and Jones O'Neil John, (O'Neil & Plumadore), r w s Bloodworth 2 s Jones O'Neil & Plumadore, (John O'Neil and N Plumadore), cigar manfrs n s Martin 3 w Fayetteville O'Niell John R, dept U S marshal, r w s West opp Jones Orr Robt, auction house 53 Wilmington, r s s Hargett 1 w Bloodworth Osborn C D, traveling agt S White & Co, Baltimore, r n e cor McDowell and Hargett Osborn Job, dealer in grain, feed, wood and coal w s West 1 w railroad nr N C depot, r n e cor McDowell and Har- gett Otey Cloe (c), r w s McDowell 2 n Cabarrus Otey Wm G, (c), barber and baths e s Fayetteville 2 s Mar- tin, r s s Cabarrus 1 e McDowell Outlaw Elijah (c), lab, r rear Tupper's church s s Cabarrus Overbee James L, r n w cor Martin and Salisbury Overby Andrew J, elk B R Jolley, r n s Lenoir 2 e East Overby Annie, wid of Jackson, r n s Lenoir 2 e East Overby Henry, book binder, r s w cor Cabarrus and Person Overly Wm (c), bricklayer, r s s Hargett 2 w Blount Overman Lee S, private sec to Governor, res Wilmington bet Polk & Peace

PACE GEO (c), r n s Jones 1 w Harrington Pace James M, wks R & G depot, r n s North opp McDowell Pace Wm H, atty at law room 3 Bagley bldg s e cor Fay- etteville, bds w s Blount bet North and Lane 116 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Page Albert (c), (Snow & Page), r Wilmington opp market Page Dock (c), r n e cor Wilmington and Lenoir Page Henry (c), carpenter, res Haywood 1 s Davie Page Orange (c), lab, r n s Martin 2 e East Page Peter D, bkpr Ciiristophers & Sorrell, r s sHargett nr Swain Page Rufus H, r e s Saunders 4 n Hillsboro Palmer George, painter, bds s s Jones 2 w Dawson Palmer Hiram, painter, bds s s Jones 2 w Dawson Palmer John C, watches, clocks and jewelry 5 Fayetteville, bds n e cor Edenton & McDowell Palmer Julius (c), mattress mkr W H Morris, r w s Wil- mington 4 s Morgan Palmer Nat (c), porter Lawrence & Renfrew Palmer Ned (c), farmer, res East opp South Palmer Thomas (c), upholsterer, r w s Wilmington 4 s Mor- gan Parham James T, carpenter T H Briggs & Sons, r s s Mor- gan 8 w Dawson Parham Henry E, dealer in dry goods s e cor Martin and Blount, r n s Martin 5 ^x Blount Parham Macon L, elk H E Parham, r n s Martin 5 w Blount Parham Robert E, dealer in wines, liquors, groceries, etc, s s Martin 1 e Blount, bds s s Martin 1 w Person Parham Samuel A, elk R E Parhatn, r same Parish J B, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Parish John H, painter, res Blount 1 n Hargett Parish Phebe, wid of Stephen, r s s Martin 1 e Person Parish Samuel M, painter, r n w cor Jones and Linden av Park Benj F (Ellington, Royster & Co), r w s West 2 n Jones Parker Abram (c), r rear Newbern av 4 e East Parker Anthony (c), wks R & G depot, r n s Manly av 2 e Cannon Parker Marcellus A (Parker & Avera), r s e cor Person and North Parker Wm C, policeman, r w s McDowell 1 s Jones Parker Wm H, carpenter, r w s McDowell 1 s Jones Parker & Avera (Marcellus A Parker and David B Avera,) cotton brokers s e cor Wilmington and Martin RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 117

Parkerson Edward B, wheelwright, r w s Per.sou 3 n Polk Partin Andrew J, chief elk State Auditor's office, res Wil- mington 1 s Davie Partin Benton K, grocer and com merchant e s Wilming- ton opp market, bds Central Hotel Partin Gerard W, night- watcli man capitol, r n s Martin 1 w Swain Partin Thomas A, elk W H & R S Tucker, r e s Wilming- ton 1 s Davie Patross J M, lab R & G R R shops Patterson Henry (c), porter National Hotel, r s s Cannon 3 e Manly av Patterson John (c), lab, r n s Cabarrus 1 w Dawson Patterson Wm, brakeman R & G R R, r s w cor McDowell and Lenoir Paul Hiram V, printer Raleigh News, r e end Hargett Pauli, Prof A, bds e s Wilmington 3 n Cabarrus Payne Bros (George C, Charles C and Frank M), brick makers and builders, n end Person Payne Charles C (Payne Bros), r n end Person Payne Frank M( Payne Bros), r n end Person Payne George C (Payne Bros), r n end Person Peace Ralph G (c), livery and hack stable n e cor Salis- bury and Cabarrus, r n s Cabarrus 2 e railroad Peace Wra (c), barber n s Cabarrus 2 e railroad, r same Pearce Harris, machinist Allen & Cram Pearce Martha A, wid of John W, r e s Fa3^etteville nr N C RR Peck Lewis W, grocer n e cor Wilmington and Morgan, r e s Wilmington 1 n Morgan Pegram Lewis B, elk W C l^ A B Stronach, bds w s Dawson 1 s Lane Peirson Martha, wid of V R, r s s Morgan 2 e AVilmington Pell Wm E, elk J C Brewster, res West 1 n Martin Pence Thomas, express deliverer, r s s Morgan 1 w Person Pender John, harness mkr E F Wyatt & Son, r n s Jones 2 w Salisbury Pennington Henry, carpenter, r s w cor Dawson and Davio Pennington Sylvester, wks N A Blake, bds n w cor Davie and McDowell 118 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Penny Joe (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, r s s Cannon 2 w railroad Pepper Caroline, wid of W R, r s s Lenoir 1 w Blount Perkinson Thomas (c), waiter Oak City Hotel, r same Perkinson Wm W, tailor TR Loader, rn s Edenton 1 e Mc- Dowell Person Claiborne P (c), boot black Otey's barber shop, r alley bet Davie and Cabarrus Person Cora B (c), instructor in music Shaw University, r same Person John (c), elk W R Crawford Person Joseph (c), porter M T Norris & Co, r s limits 2 w Blount Person St M E Church s e cor Davie and Person Perry Ann, wid of Lemuel, r n e cor Lane and McDowell Perry Miss Anna, milliner Isaac CEttinge^, r J II Perry Perry Bryant (c), grocer s s Hargett 2 w Blount, r s s Mar- tin 2 w East Perry Campbell (c), gardener, res Bloodwoth 1 s Davie Perry Chas (c), meat market market house, res Bloodworth 1 s Davie Perry Columbus, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r w s East 1 s Hargett Perry Frank (c), lab, J S Allen & Co Perry Geo (c), r w s Blount 4 s Smithfield Perry George E (c), painter, r n s Davie 3 e east Perry Joseph (c), blacksmith T G Jenkins, r rear cor Mor- gan and Blount Perry Joseph W, wks Allen & Cram Perry Josiah H, w^ks R & G R R, r n limits, iir Person Perry Isaac (c), lab, r s e cor Peace and Halifax Perry Henry (c), waiter Tony Burns, r cor Martin and East Perry Nicholas, carpenter, res Bloodworth 1 s Hargett Perry Robert (c), lab J S Allen & Co Perry Robert S, saloon and liquor dealer e s Wilmington 2 s Hargett, r s s Hargett 2 e Person Perry Wiley (c), blacksmith, r n s Morgan 2 w Blount Perry Wm (c), porter Geo Goldman, r cor Martin and East Pescud Edward F, elk Alfred Williams & Co, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 1U»

Pescud Edward T, elk P F Pescud & Son, r ii w cor North and Wilmington Pescud John S (Pescud, Lee & Co), r s e cor Person and I'eace Pescud John T, elk W H & R S Tucker, r s s Hargett 1 \v Dawson Pescud, Lee & Co (John S Pescud, Addison S Lee and Eugene Grissom), druggists and apothecaries s e cor Fayetteville and Martin also 14 Fayetteville Pescud Peter F (P F Pescud & Son), r n w cor North and \\'iliHington Pescud Peter F Jr (P F Pescud & Son), special agt South- ern department of Fire Association and Commercial Union Ins Co, r n w cor North and Wilmington Pescud P F & Son (Peter F and Peter F Jr), genl life and and hre insurance agents n w cor Fayetteville and Martin, up stairs Pescud Thomas K, elk Fleming Bates, r n w cor North and Wilmington Pettiford Elizaheth, wid of Hilman, r w s McDowell 1 n. Lenoir Petty Jerry (c), vegetables market house, r s w cor Harring- ton and South Petty Robert E, (Yeargan, Petty & Co), bds Yarbrough House Pharr Albert (c), res Fayetteville 6 s railroad Phillips Frank (c), bar tender L D Taylor, r s s Edenton 2 w Swain Phillips Ned (c), farmer, r s w cor Cabarrus and Haywood Pickard J W, carpenter R & G R R Shops, r n s Lane 1 e Dawson Pierce Frank S, (Willis & Pierce), res Blount 3 n Davie Pierce Henry S, wks Allen & Cram, bds s s Martin 1 w Salisbury Pierce Robert (c), r s s Lenoir opp Haywood Pinkston Robt R, (Ellington, Royster & Co), r n e cor West and Lane Pitts Sharpe (c), wks lunatic asylum, r s w limits Pleasant Thad H, fireman R & G R R, r nr R & G depot Plumadore Narcisse, (O'Neil & Plumadore), res Dawson 1 s Davie 6 120 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Plummer Ben (c), lab, res East 2 n South Plummer James (c), carpenter, r n s R & G R R 2 w Daw- son Plummer Peter (c), wks Ellington, Rovster & Co, r rear n s R & G R R 3 w Dawson Plummer Wm (c), porter Redford & Arendell Poe Frank C, elk D S Waitt & Bro, bds Tucker House Poe George W., elk W H & R S Tucker, r w s Saunders 2 n Hillsboro Poe Hasten, messenger Southern Express Co, bds Tucker House Polk Benjamin (c), r w s West 2 s Jones Polk Leonidas L, Com'r State Ag Dept, r s s Jones 3 e East Polk Daniel (e), office boy Supt ofhce N C R R, r s s Cabar- rus 1 w Salisbur}' Pollard Caswell, r s s Smithfield 5 e Blount Pollard MrB Rhody, r s s Smithfield 5 e Blount Pomeroy Edward, horse trainer, r s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury Pool Ca!sar (c), r rear s s Hargett 3 w Swain Pool Catherine, wid of Lewis, r n e cor Swain and Hargett Pool Geo W, elk, r w s Blount 4 n Martin Pool Hackney, elk L Rosenthal & Co, r w s Blount 4 n Martin Pool Harry (c), r n w cor Harrington and Jones Pool James M, auditor R & G R R, r s s Hillsboro 1 w Salisbury Pool Mary F, dress mkr R A Beasley, bds w s Blount 1 s Martin Pool Simeon C, (Pool & Moring), r s s Hillsboro 2 w Dawson Pool Thomas (c), drayman Parker & Avera Pool & Moring, (Simeon C Pool and Frank Moring), grocers and genl com merchants 2 Wilmington Pope Bryant (c), driver J H McAllister, r w s Person 4 n Polk Pope Jacob, candy mkr A D Royster & Bro Pope Lewis (c), porter A Creech Pope Washington (c), blacksmith C Cornibei,r n s Newbern av 3 e East Pope Wm (c), carpenter, r n s Cannon 1 w Dawson KALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 121

Porter Henry, shoemaker, r n s Newbern av 7 e East Porter John H, elk J C Brewster, r 1 mile n w Raleigh Post Of&ce, W W Holden post master s \v cor Fayetteville and Martin Potter Zacliariah, grocer s s Morgan 1 e McDowell, r same Powell Alex M, (Jones, Green & Powell), r s s Ilillsboro •2 w A\'est Powell Arthur (c), carpenter, r w s West 3 s Tucker Powell Augustus (c), lab, res East 1 n Newbern av Powers George (c), blacksmith L Ligon, r s s Edenton 1 w Swain Pow^ell Jacob (c), r s w cor Smithfield and Blount Powell Martha J, teacher Normal department Shaw Uni- versity, r same Powell Japhet (c), porter office supt public instruction Prairie Joseph P, farmer, r n e cor Wilmington and Davie Pratt Henr}^ (c), carpenter, r s s South 1 e Harrington Prather Frank (c), r n e cor McDowell and Gannon Prendergast Mrs M A, millinerv s w cor Wilmington and Morgan, r same Presbyterian Church s w cor Morgan and Salisbury Price Catherine, wid of Thomas, r n e cor North and West Price John (c), meat market, r country Price John AV, lab, r n e cor North and West Price Scion A, wks Ellington Royster & Co, r n e cor North and West Price Thomas J, watchman R & G depot, r n e cor North and West Price W A, machinist R & G R R shops Primrose Wm S, sec and treas North Carolina Home Ins Co, r s w cor Newbern av and Blount Pritchard Joseph P (Pritchard & Brooks), r s w cor Hills- bo ro and Salisbury Pritchard & Brooks (Joseph P Pritchard and Robt H Brooks), groceries, i)rovisions, dry goods, etc, s w cor Hillsboro and Salisbury Proctor Chas I (c). [Proctor & Cross], r Hillsboro Proctor & Cross (c), [Charles I Proctor and Geo W Cross], barbers e s Wilmington 4 s Hargett Pugh Outlaw (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 1 e Saunders Pullen James D, r n s Edenton 1 e Blount 122 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Fallen John T, teller State National Bank, r n s Edenton 1 e Blount Pullen Mrs Nancy, housekeeper for Mrs Coke, r n w cor McDowell and Hargett Pullen Stanhope R, r n s Edenton 1 e Blount Pulley Osborn (c), servant P F Pescud, r n w cor North and Wilmington Pulley Turner, painter, r n s Lenoir 3 w Llaywood Purefoy Addison F (Kelly, Purefoy & Brewer), r AVake Forest Purefoy John W, bkpr Kelly, Purefoy & Brewer, bds s s Martin 1 w McDowell Purnell Thomas R, U S Commissioner, office U S Court and P bldg, res Person 1 s Polk Puryear Miss Rebecca E, teacher English, Latin and Moral Science Raleigh Female Seminary, r same Pusey Charles S, wks F Curtis, bds Oak City Hotel Pusey James H, wks J Lewis & Co Puse}^ James W, wagon maker J Lewis & Co, r n end Person Putney John E, bar tender N V Denton, r w s East 1 n Davie Putney Wm A, printer, bds s s Morgan 2 e Wilmington

ACHAEL WM (c), carpenter, r w s Fayetteville 1 s R South Radcliff S C, bds National Hotel Radford John W, elk Julius Lewis & Co, bds 7 Fayetteville Raile Mrs Pink, folder, etc, Edwards, Broughton & Co Rainer Briney (c), wid of Simon, r s s Martin 1 w East Rainer Samuel (c), r w s Harrington 1 s Morgan Rainer Stephen (c), lab, res Harrington 1 s Lane Ragland Joseph (c), lab, r s w limits Raleigh Academy of Medicine, Dr James McKee, pres, Dr W W Jones, sec, Dr Peter E Hines, treas, n w cor Fay- etteville and Martin Raleigh Agricultural Works, Allen & Cram, proprs, n e cor Diivie and McDowell Raleigh Christian Advocate, Black & Reid editors, publishers and proprietors, 15 Fayetteville RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 123

Raleigh Daily and Weekly Observer, S A Ashe, editor

aiul |iroi>rietoi', ii s Martin 1 u Fayetteville Raleigh National Bank, C Dewey, pres, E G Reade, vice pres, Joim C Blake, cashier, s w cor Fayetteville and Harriett Raleigh Skating Association, skating hall n e cor Wilming- ton and Martin Raleigh & Gaston and Raleigh & Augusta R R offices, cor Halifax and North Ramsey Martha, wid of Wni F, r s s Smithfield 3 e Blount Ramie Gavan (c), wks Kingsley & Ashley, bds n s R & G R R 2 w Dawson Ramey Richard B, elk Yarbrough House, r same Rand Geo D (Rand & Barbee I3ros), res Wilmington 3 n Cabarrus Rand & Barbee Bros (Geo D Rand, Edgar B and Claud B Barbee), wholesale grocers and cotton com merchants and dealers in guano e s Wilmington 2 s Martin Ransom Ada (c), teacher Johnson Graded School Ransom Marcellus (c), brickmason, r n e cor Cannon and Dawson Randolph Wm (c), waiter National Hotel Raven Miss Lina, teacher of German Raleigh Female Sem- inar}'-, r same Ray Austin (c), wks R & G Depot Ray John R, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, and cor secy Raleigh Typo Union, r s s Davie 1 w Blount Ray Mrs John R, dress mkr s s Davie 1 w Blount, r same Ray John E, cor secy Baptist State Sunday school and Mis- sion boards 20 Fayetteville, bds s e cor McDowell and Lane Ray Monroe T, elk H E Parham, rooms over s e cor Blount and Martin Ray Newman (c), elk J Price Rayner Isaiah (c), blacksmith s w cor Hillsboro and Har- rington r 1?, miles e Ralcigli Reade Edwin G, (Reade, Bushee & Busbee) vice pres Raleigh National Bank, bds Yarbrough House Reade, Busbee & Busbee, (Edwin G Reade, Chas M and Fab H Busbee), attys and counsellors 2 and 3 Mahler bld'g Fayetteville opp market house 124 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Reaves Alphius, shoemaker R Dobbin, res Blount nr s e limits Reaves Henderson, dealer in family 2;roceries n s Martin 2 w Blood worth, r n s Martin 1 w Bloodworth Bedford James F, (Redford & Arendell), bds National Hotel Redford John, elk J P Gulle}^ bds e s Wilmington 2 n Ca- barrus Redford Robt C, elk M T Leach & Co, r e s Person 1 s Har- gett Redford & Arendell, (James F Redford and Falcum B Arendell), groceries and provisions s s Hargett 1 e Fay- etteville Reed Charles, brickmason, J S Allen & Co Reid Burgess (c), barber s w cor Wilmington and Martin, r s s Martin 1 w West Reid Edward (c), carpenter, r s e cor Martin and West Reid Rev Erank L, (Black & Reid), r n s Hillsboro 3 w West Re,L!iin Daniel 0, apprentice Evening Visitor, r s s Hills- boro 1 w Saunders Regan John H, elk Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s s Hills- boro 1 w Saunders Regan Joseph, elk B H Woodell, bds e s Wilmington 3 s Morgan Register of Deeds' Oifice, W W White, register, Court House Renfrow Joseph H (Lawrence & Renfrew), r e end Har- gett nr old garrison Renn Lewis, conductor R&GRR, rss Weldon 3 w Salis- bury Renn James R, carpenter R & G shops, r n s Weldon 2 w Salisbury Rei n Joseph R, express messenger R & G R R, r n s Wel- don 2 w Salisbury Rescue Engine House rear Court House Reynolds Miss E J (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Reeves Henry (c), lab J S Allen & Co, res Wilmington 3 s Cabarrus Reeves Squire (c), r s limits 1 w Blount Rhodes Allen (c),, blacksmith, res Blount 1 s Cabarrus RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 125

Rhodes Ben (c), sexton Christ Church, res AVest 1 n North Rhodes John H (e\ pressman Edwards, Broughton & Co, r Wihnington opp Sinitlilield Rhodes Tlionias (c), elk T Donaldson Rliodcs Reuben (c), blacksmith, res Blount 1 s Cabarrus Rice C D, genl solicitor, r n w cor East and Morgan Rich Rev Edward R, pastor Good She])herd church, r s e cor McDowell and Hillsboro Richardson Allen (c), whitewasher, r n s Lenoir 1 w railroad Richardson Berry (c), r n limits nr Peace Institute Piichardson Llenr}' (c), wks O'Neil & Plumadoro Richardson Nereston R, law student, r w s Wilmington 1 s Davie Richardson Robert (c), lab, Allen & Cram Richardson Sebastian M, elk J P Gulley, bds e s Wilming- ton 2 n Cabarrus Richardson Thomas N, cotton weigher, r s s Morgan 5 w Salisbury Richardson Walter C, tel operator R & G Depot, bds w s McDowell 2 s Morgan Richardson Wm R, county coroner, r w s McDowell 2 s Morgan Richmond & Danville R R Depot (North Carolina Divis- ion) w end Davie Ricks Charley (c), wks lunatic asylum, r s s North 2 w Mc- Dowell Ricks Frank (c), brickmason, res Harrington 1 n Edenton Ricks Heni'v, carpenter, res East 4 s South Riddick Nathan J, elk LJ S Circuit Court office U S Court and P O bldg, bds Yarbrough House Riddle C D, wks Ellington, Roystor & Co Riddle John, wks Ellington, R»\vster & Co Riddle Spencer L, elk in office Register of Deeds, r s w cor Davie and Harrington Ridout James T, moulder R & G Shops, res Salisbury 1 s Lane Riggsbee Rufus, pressman News office, res Blount 7 s South Riggsbee AVm, wks Ellington, Royster & Co, r n s North 5 w DaAvson 126 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Riggsbee Wm jr, r n s North 5 w Dawson Ring David (c), shoemaker over w s Harrington 2 s Hills- boro Rix Clyde A (c), barber Brown & Sumner, res Bloodworth 2 s Cabarrus Rix Louisa (c), wid of Plarry, res Bloodworih 2 s Cabarrus Eix Viriril (c), vegetables market house, rsend Wilmington Roan Oliver M, (c), manager Union Hall billiard saloon, r n s Edenton 4 \v Swain Roberts Harry H, bkpr F H Heartt and secy Raleigh Typographical Union, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Hargett Roberts John, r n e cor Swain and Davie Roberts Mary Jane, wid of Edward, res Harrington 1 n Lenoir Roberts Rev N F (c), prof mathematics Shaw University, r w s Blount 5 s Smithfield Robinson Benj J (c), dealer in family groceries, n s Cabarrus 1 e railroad, r same Robinson James L, Lt Governor, P address Franklin NC Robinson Jno M, pres R & G and R & A R R, r Balto, Md Robinson Eaton (c), carpenter J S Allen & Co, r n w cor Hargett and Salisbur}^ Robinson Thomas J, secty State Agricultural Department, r s e cor Morgan and Blount Rogers Allen, huckster market, res Short 1 n Polk Rogers Alvis, painter, res Haywood 1 n Lenoir Rogers Broady (c), carpenter, r s s Edenton 4 w Swain Rogers Freeman, wks Ellington Royster & Co Rogers Iley, painter Bullock & Thompson, res Person 2 n Lenoir Rogers James A, depty sheriff, bds n s Davie 2 e Wilming- ton Rogers James R, blacksmith w s McDowell 1 s Morgan, r country Rogers James W, res Blount 2 n Hargett Rogers Mrs Louisa, r n e cor Bloodworth and Martin Rogers Robt (c), wks R & G depot Rogers Samuel (c), grocer n s Cabarrus 2 w Dawson, r same Rogers Wm T, agent Jenkins & Stovall, rooms over s e cor Blount and Martin RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 127

Roles Allen (c\ blacksmith A Upchnrcb, r Blount Roles Marshall contractor and builder, r n e cor Blood- worth and Lenoir Roles Roubcn (c), blacksmith A Upchurch, r Blount Roles Ruffin, contractor and builder and mnfr of sash, doors and blinds and furniiure, w s West o s Morgan, r same Rosenbaum Jacob (Geo Sloan & Co), bds n e cor Davie and Person Rosenbaum Jonas M, clothing and gents furnishing goods n e cor Fayetteville and Hargett, r n e cor Person and Davie Rosenbaum Morris, linens and white goods s \v cor Fay- etteville and xMorgan, r same Rosemond Jacob B, fireman N C R R, r n s Cabarrus 3 w McDowell Rosenthal Miss Belle, saleslady Isaac CEttinger, r w s Fay- etteville 3 s Davie Rosenthal Gustave, sec and treas Falls of Neuse mnfg Co 47 Fayetteville, r w s Fayetteville 3 s Davie Rosenthal Isador (L Rosenthal & Co), r n e cor Fa3'etteville and jNIartin Rosenthal Leopold, r n e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir Rosenthal Lipman, (L Rosenthal & Co), r n e cor Fayette- ville and LcMioir Rosenthal L & Co, (Lipman and Isidor), dr}^ goods, clothing, etc 50 and 54 Fayetteville also n s Exchange Place ] e Fayetteville Rosenthal M, elk M Grausman, bds National Hotel Ross John (c), servant V E Turner, res Person 1 n Jones Ross John T, r Cottage Hotel n e cor Dawson and Davie Rountree Augustus, bds Yarbrough House Rowlett Mary, wid of Edward, r s s Morgan 1 w Dawson Roj-'ster Arkansas D, (A D Royster & Bro), r s s Morgan 4 w Dawson Royster A D & Bro, (Arkansas D and Vermont C), candy manfrs 46 Fayetteville Royster David L, policeman, r n s Hargett 2 o Blount Royster David, tailor J Kreth, res East 3 n Davie Royster James D, r s s INIorgan 4 w Dawson 128 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Royster Leonidas H, (Ellington, Royster & Co), r s w cor Salisbury and Johnson Royster \^ermont C, (A D Royster & Bro), r s s Morgan 4 w Dawson Royster Vitruvius, elk C D U[)church, r n s Hargett 2 e Blount Royster W Burt, printer Uzzcll & Wiley, r n s Newbern av 1 w Swain Royster Wni S, printer Uzzell & Wile}^ bds s s Cannon 1 e Manly av Royster Wisconsin I, physician s s Morgan 1 e Harrington, r same Root Chas, bkpr North Carolina Home Ins Co, r s s Hills- boro 1 e Saunders Root Chas B, pres Raleigh Gas Light Co, r s s Ilillsboro 1 e Saunders Ruffin Thomas (c), waiter National Hotel Russ John P H, farmer, r s s Hargett 5 e East Russ Wm M, bkpr Ellington, Royster & Co, r s s Hargett 5 e East Russell Jolin (c), drayman Allen & Cram, r n e cor Cabarrus and Watson's alley Russell Richard (c), waiter Yarbrougli House Ruth George, carpenter, r s w cor Morgan and Dawson Ruth James, wks T H Briggs & Sons Ruth Jennie, r n s Lenoir 2 e Dawson Ruth S L, wks T H Briggs & Sotis Ryan Patrick, stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell Ryan Samuel G, atty at law, n e cor Fayetteville and Ex- change Place, res Person 2 s Jones Ryan Thos, engineer Cooper, Newsom & Heartt

ADDER THADDEUS W, dealer in fish and oysters, r s s s Martin 2 w Bloodworth Saintsing W IT, helper R & G R R sho}-)S Salmons Wm, travelling merchant, bds Central Hotel Sanborn Will H, director of musical department St Mary's school w end Hillsboro, r same Sanders James A, elk W B Mann & Co, bds n e cor Lenoir and Bloodworth KALEIGII CITY DIRECTORY. 129

Sanders Wm M, elk Len H Adams, bds Tucker House Saiiford Thomas (c), carpenter Ellington, Royster & Co, r e s Iliiywood 2 n Lenoir Sasser Lucinda, wid of John, r s e cor Blount and Jones Saunders Charlie (c), waiter Central Hotel, r same Saunders Howard, r s s Cabarrus 2 w Dawson Saunders James (c), city hand, res West 2 s Martin Saunders John G, merchant, r s s Cabarrus 2 w Dawson Saunders Lizzie, wid of Wm, r s s Cabarrus 1 w Haywood Saunders Wm J, r s e cor Tucker and Saunders Saunders Wm L, secty of State, bds Yarbrough Llouse Sawyer Wm (c), elk A Cole Sauls Marcellus R, engineer, r s s Davie 1 c Dawson Sauls Sallie, wid of Wiley, r s s Davie 1 e Dawson Scales George, lab J S Allen & Co, r n s Polk 1 w Blood- worth Scales John, wks R & G shops, r n s Polk 1 w Bloodworth Scarborough John C, su{)t pub instruction, Ixls s w cor Cabarrus and Eayetteville Scarborough Joseph (c), cook Yarbrough House Scarborough Sarah, wid of Bartlett, r s s Morgan 4 e Blount Scarlett Tliomas, cashier D S Waitt & Bro, r u w cor Blood- worth and Hargett Schloss Marx, elk J jM Rosenbaum, bds n e cor Person and Davie Scholz Anton, watch maker H Mahler, r cor Dawson and Martin Scott C'harles II, civil engineer r s s North 1 e East Scott George (c), farmer, r n s Cannon 2 w Dawson Scott Jno A, car builder R & G Shops, r s s Lane 1 w Daw- son Scott John I (c), lab, r w s Dawson 1 n Lenoir Scott Martin (c), butcher R W Smith, r rear s s Davie 3 e East Scott Walter O, compositor Farmer & Mechanic, r n e cor Martin and Person Scott Wm II (c), grocer e s Eayetteville 1 s railroad, r same Seawell Richard, carrier Evening Visitor, r w s Swain 1 s Hargett Seawell Richard B, watclunai; R & G R R Shops, r w s Swain 1 s Harnett 130 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Secnod Presbyterian Church n w cor Blount and Polk Separk Charles, moulder Allen & Cram, r s s Jones 1 w Dawson Separk Mary, wid of Joseph H, r s s Jones 1 w Dawson Separk Wharton G, elk Yeargan, Petty & Co, r s s Jones 1 w Dawson Separk Wm D, carpenter R & G Shops, r s e cor Lane and West Selby Talbot H, r s s TIargett 1 w Dawson Selz Ernest, elk L Rosenthal & Co, bds e s Wilmington 3 s Morgan Sexton Archey N, elk L Adams, bds Cooke's Hotel Sexton James A, physician e s Fayetteville 3 s Davie, bds YarbroLi

Sikes Miss Ettie, cashier W II & R S Tucker, bds Central Hotel Sills Henry (c), wks CKellj' & Baker, r w s Person 1 n Lane Simmons Daniel W (c), pressman Uzzell & Wiley, r s s Martin 3 c East Simmons James (c), baker, r rear s s Cabarrus 5 w Hay- wood Simmons W F, carpenter, bds Cooke's Hotel Simpson Ann, wid of James, r rear \v s Dawson 1 n Ca- barrus Simpson Mrs Narcissa J, teacher D D and B Institute, r same Simpson John A, teacher D D and B Institute, r same Simpson Robt, bakery rear w s Dawson 1 n Cabarrus, r same Simpson Wm, pharmacist and druggist 33 Fayetteville, r w s Dawson 1 n Cabarrus Skinner Rev Thomas E, pastor Salisbury Street Baptist churcli, r s s Hiilsboro 1 w Boylan av Slade Siphax (c), servant W Grimes, r w s Halifax 1 n North Slater Henry bds 7 Fayetteville Slater Wm A, elk D S Waitt & Bro, bds Yarbrough House Sledge Davy (c), wks Kentucky sales stables Sledge Thomas D, dealer in general merchandise, s e cor Hargett and East, r s s Hargett 1 e East Slerrett Nathaniel (c), servant T B Lyman, r n e cor North and Wilmington Sloan David W, apprentice Uzzell & Wiley, r John Collins Sloan George (George Sloan & Co), r n e cor Davie and Per- son Sloan George & Co (George Sloan and Jacob Rosenbaum), dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes etc, e s Fayetteville 3 s Hargett Sloan Wm H, wks R & G depot, res Dawson In R & RR G Sloan Wilson, printer News office, bds e s West 1 s Morgan Sloman Cieorge, merchant, r n s Davie 1 w Person Smith Bainbridge, r s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Smith Beady W, dress mkr, r n s Jones 2 w Harrington Smith Caroline, wid of Eldridge, r w s East 1 n Davie Smith Ed, moulder Allen & Cram, r n s Martin 6 w Swain 132 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Cmith Edward C, student, res Halifax 1 n North Smith E DeWitt, elk F Gruendler, r w s East 1 n Davie Smith Edward F, bds n e cor Edenton and McDowell Smith Elmos G, printer Edwards, Broughton & Co, r w s East 1 n Davie Smith Gatsy (c), res Cabarrus 1 n Lenoir Smith George (c), lab, r s s Martin 4 e East Smith G R, axle and wheel fitter R & G railroad shops Smith Rev Geo S (c), pastor C'ongregational church, res Fayetteville 5 s N C R R Smith Geo W, bds n e cor Edenton and McDowell Smith Hamden S, elk S J Freeman, bds n e cor McDowell and Edenton Smith Henrietta, wid of Richard, r s s Martin 5 e East Smith Henry (c), wks printing office, r w s McDowell 1 s Cabarrus Smith Henry C, gun and locksmith, tin and coppersmith w s Wilmington 2 s Morgan, r 21- miles w Raleigh Smith Isaac D, stone mason, r n s Davie 1 w Swain Smith James, drayman Thos Lee, bds s s Cabarrus 2 e Mc- Dowell Smith Miss Jennie, folder Edwards, Broughton & Co, r n s Davie 1 w Swain Smith Jerry (c), stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbel Smith Jos (c), porter Williams & Haywood, r n s South 2 e Harrington Smith Lewis (c), shoemaker, w s Salisbury 2 n Davie Smith Lottie (c), wid of Harry, r w^ s Salisbury 1 n Davie Smith Monroe (c), wks R & G depot Smith Nancy, wid of Calum, r n g Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Smith Peter (c), lab J S Allen & Co, r n s Edenton 2 w Dawson Smith Pompey (c), blacksmith, r s s Cannon opp Harring- ton Smith Richard, shoemaker G W Howard, res Blount G s South Smith Rich, fireman R & G railroad Smith Richard (c), driver W H & R S Tucker Smith Richard C, groceries 45 Wilmington, r s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury Smith Ruf wks R & G Shops RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 133

Smith Rufus W, meat market market house, r s sSmithfield 2 e Blount Smith Sarah G, wid of Jose})h R, r s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Smith Simeon, pressman Edwards, Broughton ct Co, res Fayetteville 2 s railroad Smith Miss Susan, office lady Singer sewing machine, r n s Davie 1 w Swain Smith Sylvester, farmer, r w s West 1 s Cabarrus Smith Thomas B, elk J B Whitaker, r n s Jones 2 w Har- rington Smith Thomi's C (c), wks Robert Simpson Smith Wm D, dealer in fish at market house, res Person 1 n Cabarrns Smith Wm N II, chief justice Supreme Court, res Halifax 1 n North Smith Wm W (Lawrence & Smith), res Halifax 1 n North Smethurst Eliza, wid of Sidney, r n s R & G railroad 1 w Dawson Smethurst Sidne}', tinner J C Brewster, r n s R & G railroad 1 w Dawson Smethurst Wm A, machinist Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, r w s R & G R R 1 w Dawson Smedes Rev Bennett, A. M., Rector, mental and moral sciences St Mary's School w end Hillsboro, r same Smedes Miss Eliza, asst in music St Mary's School, w end Hillsboro, r same Smedes George M, atty at law e s Fayetteville 2 n Yar-

brough House up stairs, r w end Hillsboro St Mar}' 's School Smedes Peter (c), servant R H Battle Smythe Theodore F, machinist Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, bds w s Dawson 1 n Martin Snead Junius H, elk D S Waitt & Bro, bds Central Hotel Snipes Anderson (c), lab, r s s Newbern av 1 e Wilmington Snipes Bervin (c), blacksmith T A Bowen Snipes Plenry (c), drayman J P Hayes Snipes John H (c), wks Mitchell's steam boiler works Snipes Matthew, grocer w s Wilmington 2 n Hargett, r same 134 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Snipes Niish (c), lab, r s s Nevvbern av 1 e Wilmington Snipes Wm (c), porter A Magnin, r rear \v s McDowell 2 s Cabarrus Snow Geo H, atty at law, s w cor Wilmington and Martin, r w s Boylan av 1 s Hillsboro Snow Wm P (c), (Snow & Page) Snow & Page (c), (Wm P Snow and Albert Page,) barbers e s Wilmington opp market Solomon Amos, r s w limits Solomon Joseph (c), waiter Higgs House Solomon Sidney, city hand, r s w limits Sorrell Dempsey B, bar tender J M Sorrell, r n e cor Daw- son and Cabarrus Sorrell Francis M, revenue marshal, r n e cor Dawson and Cabarrus Sorrell James M, saloon e s Wilmington opp market, r n e cor Dawson and Cabarrus Sorrell Laura W, wid of Alvis, r n e cor Dawson and Ca- barrus Serrell Marcellus W (Christophers & Sorrell), r s s Har- gett 2 w Swain Southern Express Office, A P Bryant, agt, w s Fayette- ville 2 s Morgan Spafford F A, prof of Greek a;nd Latin Shaw University, r same Spain W Irvin, carpenter R & G Shops, bds 7 Fayetteville Spellman John, r s w cor Blount and Jones Speight Mary, wid of Edwin, res Blount bet North and Lane Spencer Patrick (c), brickmason,r s s South 1 w Llarrington Spcncc Paul (c), lab, r w s Salisbur}^ 4 n North Spencer Russell (c), brickmason, rs s Cannon 1 w Harring- ton Spikes Charles, wks Royster's candy factory, res Blount 3 s Davie Spikes Henry (c), lab, r w s West 2 n North Spikes Wm B, cabinet maker, res Blount 3 s Davie Spink Alfred J, dealer in pictures, r n end Person Spruill Miss Mar}', housekeeper Raleigh Female Seminar}'-, r same RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 135

Stagg Edward, tel operator supt office NCR R, bds Yar- brough House Stamps Edward R, (Gray & Stamps), director State Na- tional Bank of Raleigh, r 21 Fayetteville Stanback Zack (c), carpenter, r w s Blount 1 s Davie Stanford Eli (c), carpenter, r rear w s Salisbury 1 s Martin Stanford Jno jr (c), ofHce boy State Agricultural Dept, r rear w s Salisbury 1 s Martin Stanley Raney (c), r rear s s Hillsboro 3 vv West Stanley Rufus (c), r s s Cannon 1 w Fayetteville Stanton Benj Z, carpenter J S Allen & Co, res Dawson 1 n Ed en ton Stanton Miss Bettie, milliner Isaac CEttinger, r H H Stan- ton Stanton Chas T, carpenter, res Dawson 1 li Edenton Stanton Henry H, carpenter, res Dawson 1 n Edenton Stallings James A, elk, bds e s Wilmington 2 n Cabarrus Stallings Mariah, wid of M M, r e s Wilmington 5 s Morgan Starke Bowling W, manager Western Union telegraph and telephone exchange office w s Fayetteville 1 n Mar- tin, r n w cor Salisbury and Lenoir State Agricultural Department, L L Polk commissioner over 55 Fayetteville State Geologist Office, W. C Kerr, State Geologist, over 55 Fayetteville State National Bank, of Raleigh, Mrs M C Williams pres, Samuel C White cashier, 21 Fayetteville Stedman Nathan A, elk E J Hardin, bds n s Hillsboro 2 w West Stein Chas, shoemaker R Dobbin, r n e cor Newborn av and' East Steele Alex (c), porter State Treas office, r w s McDowell 1 s Cabarrus Stefans Giovanni, r w s Blount 2 n Cabarrus Stephens Elizabeth, wid of Lott, r s n Newbern 'av 7 e East Stevens Hellen, wid of Samuel, boarding house s w cor Newbern av and Bloodworth, r same Stephens Henry (c), lab J S Allen & Co, bds rear e s Persoii 1 n Davie Stevens James, r s e cor Newbern av and Bloodworth 7 136 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Stewart Geo W, propr New York photograph gallery over 20 Fayetteville, r same Stewart Jesse (c), stone cutter Whitelaw & Campbell, r n s Lenoir 3 w McDowell Stewart Robt (c), lab, r w s Blount 2 s Davie Stewart Samuel (c), wks Kingsley & Ashley, r w s Blount 2 s Smithfield Stith Mary V, wid of Buckner, r Howell House Stevenson Leondas D, trustee D D & B Institute, r 10 miles s of Raleigh Stevenson Thomas S, plumber and gas fitter w s Fayette- ville rear Jones, Green & Powell, r s s Morgan 3 e Blount Stone Emmett P, baggage master R&GRR, rss Johnson 2 e R & G R R StoneR&GRRJohn B, elk Christophers & Sorrell, rss Johnson 2 e Stone John L, engineer R & G R R, r s s Johnson 2 e R & G R R Stone Joshua L, State agt for the New Home sewing machine, also dealer in pianos, organs and all kinds of sewing machines 18 Fayetteville, res Dawson 1 s Jones Stone Robt D, elk J Q Edwards, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Mc- Dowell Stone Wm (c), driver, r rear Cottage Hotel n e cor Dawson and Davie Strange Bettie, w^id of Robt, r w s Rlount 1 n North Straughan F Mac, wks State capitol, r n s Hargett 1 w Blount Straughan John, r n s Hargett 1 w Blount Straughan T B, wks R & G R R Shops Strickland Calvin (c), mail carrier, res East 2 n Newborn avenue Strickland Marcellus (c), servant Peace Institute Strickland Wm (c), lab, r n s Cabarrus 5 e East Street Samuel R, (Street & Son), r Newborn, N C Street Wm J, (Street & Son), r National Hotel Street & Son, (Samuel R and William J), proprs National Hotel n w cor Edenton and Halifax RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 137

Stronach Alex B, (W C & A B Stronacli), r n s Hargett 1 w Swain Stronach Frank, (Stronach & Belo), bds w s Salisbury 1 s Cabarrus Stronach Wm C, (W C & A B Stronach), r n w cor Blood- worth and Peace Stronach W C & A B, (William C and Alex B), grocers, cotton buyers and com merchants 4 Martin and 6 market square also fancy grocers 1 Fayetteville Stronach & Belo, (Frank Stronach and Robt W Belo), com merchants and brokers e s Wilmington 6 s Martin Strong George, elk Julius Lewis & Co, r w s Bloodworth 1 n North Strong Geo V, atty at law e s Fa,yetteville upstairs 2 s Mar- tin, r w s Bloodworth 1 n North Strother Simon, wks T B Macon, res Bloodworth 1 n Har- gett Studwin Henry (c), r w s Blount 1 s Davie St Mary's School, w end Hillsboro Sugg Britton, locksmith, r s end Wilmington Sully Edwin, bds Yarbrough House Sumner Burrell (c), wks R & G depot, r nr same Sumner Wm H (c), Brown & Sumner, r n s Martin 22 Har- rington Summerville Burrell (c), wks R & Gdepot Sutton Alfred (c), servant J M Heck Sutton James, printer, rooms Cottage Hotel Sutton Wm A, cigar mkr O'Neil & Plumadore, r n e cor Harrington and Hargett Swain George (c), w^aiter National Hotel Swain Jordan (c), carpenter, r w s Salisbury 1 s South Swepson George W, manufacturer, r n w cor Salisbury and Hillsboro Swindell James L, r n s Martin 6 w Swain Swiney Patrick, res West 2 s South Syme Andrew, bkpr Citizens' National bank, r s s Jones 2 e East Syme Edward (c), porter W C & A B Stronach Syme John C, bds National Hotel 138 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. TANT EMMA, wid of J M, r w s Blount 2 n Hargett Tant Walter D, wks Edwards, Broughtou & Co, r w s Blount 2 n Hargett Tate Alfred (c), sleeping car porter Augusta Air Line, bds n e cor McDowell and Hargett Tate Chas (c), wks J Lewis & Co Tate Sebon (c), farm hand, r n s Davie 2 e McDowell Taylor A, bar room, bds e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett Taylor Albert, elk L Adams, bds e end Newbern av Taylor Alfred D, sewing machine agent, r n s Weldon 1 w Salisbury Taylor Eliza, wid of Caleb, res Salisbury 1 n Hargett Taylor Eliza, wid of James F, r n w cor Hargett and Salis- bury Taylor MrsEmily J, housekeeper D D & B Institute, r same Taylor Geo, harness maker, r s s Newbern av 3 w Swain Taylor Hawkins (c), driver, res McDowell 1 n Martin Taylor Miss H Dixie, teacher French, Natural Science and mathematics Raleigh Female Seminary, r same Taylor James A, printer J S Hampton, r n s Hargett 2 w Blount Taylor James F, r n w cor Hargett and Salisbury Taylor Jesse (c), porter S J Freeman Taylor Jordan (c), wks J P Hayes Taylor Julius S, saloon 31^ Fayetteville also jeweler 11 Fay- etteville, r n s Hillsboro 3 w West Taylor Lewis D, saloon e s Wilmington 5 s Hargett, bds Wilmington Taylor Mary wid of John, r w s Person 2 n Edenton Taylor Moses (c), wks R W Smith, r s s Smithfield 2 e Blount Taylor Nelson (c), carpenter, r s e cor South and McDowell Taylor Phillip, elk M T Norris & Co, bds n s Hillsboro 2 w West Taylor Rachael (c), r n s Lenoir 1 e Harrington Taylor Ransom (c), wks T H Briggs, r n s Lenoir 1 e Mc- Dowell Taylor Reuben (c), fireman R & G R R Taylor Richard P, buss conductor National Hotel, r same RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 139

Taylor Robert W, school teacher, r s s Newbern av 3 w Swain Taylor Sidney (c), barber Nichols & Taylor, r w s Blount 1 n Hargett Taylor Thomas (c), [Nichols & Taylor], r w s Blount 1 n Hargett Taylor Warren (c), servant Yarbrough House Taylor A\'ashington (c), r s s South opp Person Taylor Wm (c), res Blount 2 s Cabarrus Taylor Wm, plumber T S Stevenson, r outside limits Taylor Wm F, bkpr L H Adams, bds Tucker House Taylor Wm T, (Johnson & Taylor), r w s Wilmington 1 n Hargett Teasley Edward, cabinet maker H J Brown, r n s Morgan 1 w West Telfair Asbury (c), elk R H Alston, r Fayetteville Terrell Edmond (c), yard hand Raleigh Gas Light Co, r s w limits Terrell Haywood (c), r s s Davie 2 e Wilmington Terrell John R, elk Johnson & Wiggs, bds Central Hotel Terrell Peter (c), lab, r rear s s South 1 e West Terrell R (c), r rear e s Wilmington 2 n Cabarrus Terrell Ralph (c), drayman J P Gulley, r n e cor Cannon and Harrington Terrell Thomas B, engineer R & G railroad, r n e cor Peace and Salisbury The Evening Visitor, daily and weekly (Visitor Pub Co), old Sentinel bldg s court house The New Home Sewing Machine, J L Stone State agt 18 Fayetteville The Raleigh News, Geo C Jordan editor and propr, 6 Martin The Singer Manufacturing Company, F Solvers n.angr 12 Fayetteville Theim Phillip, bkpr J P Gulley, r s w cor Bloodworth and Cabarrus Thomas Alice, wid of Wiley, res Harrington 1 n Davie Thomas Charles, moulder Allen & Cram Tnomas Edward B, bkpr Williams & Haywood, r n w cor North and Salisbury Thomas Elias (c), lab, r s s Cannon w limits 140 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Thomas Frank (c), res East 2 n Edenton Thomas George (c), cook T F Lee, r n e cor Salisbury and Martin Thomas Henry L, elk W H & R S Tucker, bds National Hotel Thomas Jack (c), driver J W Alston, r s w cor Peace and Blount Thomas James J, cotton commission merchant e s Wil- mington 3 s Martin, r s e cor McDowell and Jones Thomas Saunders (c), lab, r s s Cabarrus 3 e East Thomas Sarah (c), res East 2 e Edenton Thomas Ruffin (c), waiter Yarbrough House Thomas Wiley (c), wks D G Fowle, r s w limits Thomas Wm G, elk Williams & Haywood, r n w cor North and Salisbury Thomason Wm J, painter T G Jenkins, r s w cor Person and Davie Thompson Alfred (c), [blind] wood-sawer, r s end Fayette- ville nr railroad Thompson Alf A, (Moore & Thompson), r n w cor North and East Thompson Geo W jr, bkpr J J Thomas, bds Tucker House Thompson Henry C, dept Rev Col, bds s s Hillsboro 3 w West Thompson James C, elk J P Gulley, bds n s North 1 w East Thompson John B, blacksmith, r w s Bloodworth 3 s Har- gett Thompson John W, elk M T Leach & Co, r n s North 1 w East Thompson Mart, policeman, r w s West opp Jones Thompson Martha, wid of Charles, r s s Cannon 1 e Manly avenue Thompson Moses (c), boot and shoe mkr w s Wilmington 3 s Morgan, r e end Cabarrus Thompson Richard T, moulder Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, r n s Lenoir 4 w Haywood Thompson Samuel, shoemaker penitentiary, res Harring- ton 2 n Martin Thompson Susan, wid of John, r n s Lenoir 1 e Harring- ton RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 141

Thompson Wm (c), slioemaker M Thompson, r c s Blood- worth 2 n Davie Thompson William D, (Bullock & Thompson), r s end East Thornton AVillis (e), painter Bullock & Thompson, r Ober- lin Thrower James R, machinist R & G Shops Tighe Frank, engineer R & G railroad Tillinghast David R, teacher D D & B Institute, r s w cor Polk and Blood worth Tillinghast Thomas H, teacher D D & B Institute, r s w cor Polk and Bloodworth Timberlake Alexander (c), wks J W Albertson, r s e cor Per- son Jones Timberlake Julius B, conductor R & G railroad, r n s Jones 2 e McDowell Tompkins Mrs A E, boarding house s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus, r same Tonnoffski Geo L, genl merchandise and liquors cor Fay- etteville and N C railroad, r n s Davie 2 e Wilmington Towles James M, (Monie & Towles), res Wilmington 2 n Davie Towles Miss Sallie, res Wilmington 2 n Davie Townes Albert (c), barber Yarbrough House Traylor Alex, elk W H Morriss, bds 7 Fayetteville Trice Richard (c), gardener S Smith, r n e cor Lenoir and West Trice Willis ^c), lab, r n s Davie 3 e McDowell Tucker Abram (c), drayman, res East 2 n Newbern av Tucker Andrew (c), brickmason J S Allen & Co Tucker Armistead (c), porter J A Cheatham Tucker Cyrus (c), cook Yarbrough House Tucker Eli (c), drayman Parker & Avera Tucker Frank (c), servant Mrs Mary Bryan, res Blount bet North a]id Lane Tucker Hall, 23\ Fayetteville Tucker Horace P, r s e cor Dawson and Hillsboro Tucker Martin V (c), porter W H & R S Tucker Tucker Sias (c), cook Yarbrough House, r s s Cabarrus 3 e East Tucker Walter, bds n w cor Hillsboro and Dawsan 142 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Tucker Rufus S, (W H & R S Tucker), r n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Tucker Wm H H, (W H & R S Tucker), r s w cor McDowell and Martin Tucker W H & R S, (Wm H H and Rufus S), wholesale and retail dry goods, carpets, notions, boots, shoes, etc, 23 and 25 Fayetteville Tupper Rev H M, pres'dnt of Shaw University and Estey Seminary s e cor Wilmington and South, r same Turner Alexander (c), minister, res East 3 s South Turner Daniel (c), farmer, r n s Cabarrus 1 e Wilmington Turner J McL, keeper of capitol, bds National Hotel Turner Junius D, elk Redford & Arendell, res Harrington 2 n Edenton Turner Rufus H, telegraph repairer R & G railroad, r w s West 1 s North Turner's N C Almanac, J H Enniss,pub, w s Salisbury 1 s Jones Turner Vines E, dentist over 9 Fayetteville, res Per- son 1 n Jones Turner Wm (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, r s e limits Turner Wm (c), train hand, r n s Lenoir 1 w railroad Tutt Charles C, printer Uzzell & Wiley, bds Cooke's Hotel Twitty Major (c), porter 7 Fayetteville, r same Tyson Maggie, wid of Richard, r over s e cor Hillsboro and Harrington

NDERWOOD JAMES E, blacksmith R & G shops, rn u sR&GRR2e Dawson Upchurch Alfred, carriage mkr n s Hargett 4 e Wilming- ton, r s e cor Hargett and Blood worth Upchurch Chas D, elk Superior Court and probate judge, office Court House, r n w cor Fayetteville and South Upchurch D Reid, dept elk Superior Court, bds n s Davie 2 e Wilmington Upchurch Frances, wid of Williford, r s s Davie 1 e Blount Upchurch Geo C, police, r n s Hargett 3 e Wilmington Upchurch James M, book binder Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s s Davie 1 e Blount RALEIGPI CITY DIRECTORY. 143

Upchurch James B, bkpr Julius Lewis & Co, r s e cor Plar- gett and Bloodworth Upchurch John W, grocer n s Exchange Place 3 w Wil- mington, res Bloodworth 1 n North Upchurch Rebecca, wid of Bartlett, r w s West 1 s Morgan Upchurch Wm C, grocer n s Hargett 2 w Wilmington, res Wilmington 1 s Morgan Upchurch Wm D, saloon Wilmington opp Market, r n w cor Person and Lenoir Upchurch William G (Williamson & Upchurch), res McDowell 1 n Martin Upchurch Wm W, r s s Martin 1 w East Upman Edward (c), lab, res Harrington 1 n South Upman Sylvester (c), carpenter, r s s South 1 e Harrington U S Marshal's Office, Joshua B Hill, marshal, U S Court and P bldg Utley Fannie, wid of Hintoii, res East opp Morgan Utley John (c), porter Len H Adams Utley John C, machinist R & G depot, r n s Weldon 1 e railroad Utley Wm M, local editor Evening Visitor, r e end Davie nr old fair grounds Utley Wm T, elk C C Clawson, res East opp Morgan Utman Henry (c), farmer, r s w limits Utzman Robert M, r s s Peace 1 n Halifax Uzzell Edwin M, (Uzzell & Wiley) r n s Hargett 1 e Blount Uzzell & Wiley, (Edwin M Uzzell and Phillip W Wiley), book and job printers and binders Bagley bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Uzzle Junius E, elk R S Uzzle, r n s Lane 2 w McDowell Ulzle Payton R, bkpr A Creech, r n s Lane 2 w McDowell Uzzle Rufus S, grocer s e cor Hillsboro and Harrington, r n s Lane 2 w McDowell Uzzle Walter S, bkpr J L Stone, r n s Lane 2 w McDowell

VALENTINE JOHN (c), barber H I Hughes, r Wil- mington opp Smithfield Varalla John, musician, res Blount 3 n Cabarrus Varalla Joseph, res Blount 3 n Cabarrus Vass John M, grocer, s w cor Dawson and South, r same 144 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Vass Monroe (c), wks A W Frai)s, res West 2 n Edenton Vass Nat (c), porter Exchange bklg Vass William W, treasurer R & G and R & A R R, r n e cor Halifax and North Vaughan Edgar, v/ks Ellington, Ro3^stor & Co Vaughan Harris, carpenter R & G Shops, r n e cor McDow- ell and Jones Vaughan Littleton R, r s e cor Dawson and North Vaughan Lucy (c), wid of Moses, res Haywood 3 n Ca- barrus Vaughan Watson, candy raakr A D Royster & Bro Venable Henry (c), shoemaker e s Fayetteville 4 s railroad, r same Vick Frank (c), huckster market, r s w cor McDowell and South Vine Jacob (c), servant e s Saunders 3 n Hillsboro, r rear n s Hillsboro 2 w West Vines Robt (c), servant at Mrs Mary Woodard's

WADDELL HENRY (c), fireman R & A R R, r n s Jones 1 e Person

Waddell Jasper N, elk G L Tonnoff^ki, r w s Fayetteville 3 n Manly Av Wade Sylvester (c), lab, r w s Harrington 2 s Hillsboro Wainwright Geo H (Cooke & Wainwright), r s s Davie 1 e Wilmington

Wait Samuel D, gen 1 agt Connecticut Mutual Life Ins Co, e s Fayetteville 3 s Davie, bds s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Waitt Darius S, (D S Wiatt & Bro), r n c cor Morgan and Person Waitt D S & Bro, (Darius S and Geo N), dry goods, clothing boots, shoes, etc, 52 Fayetteville Waitt Geo N, (D S Waitt & & Bro), r w^ s Fayetteville 4 s Davie Waitt Kendall B, r n e cor Person and Morgan Watt Thomas K, elk L Rosenthal & Co, res Person 1 n Polk Walber James, herb doctor, r s s Cabarrus 1 w Person RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 145

Walden Nancy (c), wid of Stanford, r n w cor Dawson and Lenoir Walden Rev R I (c), asst teacher Shaw University, r same Waklen Wm S, wks T H Briggs & Sons, r s s Morgan 2 w Dawson Walker Miss Blanche, milliner Isaac OEttinger, r w s Blount 3 n Davie Walker Lewis (c), farmer, r s s South 2 e N C railroad Walker Phillip C, propr of the Yarbrough House saloon, billiard parlor and cigar stand, bds Yarbrough House Walker Samuel W, elk Betts & King, r w s Blount 3 n Davie

Walker Thomas (c), drayman Christophers & Sorrell, r w s Swain 2 s Jones Walker Wm (c), fireman R & G R R, r nr R & G R R Walker Wm H, elk W Woollcott, res Wilmington 2 s Morgan Wall Benjamin (c), servant J B Hill, r s s Jones 1 w Blood- worth Wall Polly, v.'id of Jonathan, r w s Harrington 1 n Jones Wallace Wm (c), drayman, r rear w s Person 2 s Davie Wallace Wm P, bker, s w cor Blount and Davie, r same Wallin Charles, blacksmith, r s s Morgan 2 w Salisbury Walsh Wm, engineer R & A R R Walters John M, r n w cor East and Polk Ward D T, bds National Hotel AVarick Wm (c), minister, r w s East 1 n Martin Waring J Frank, carpenter, r n s Newborn av 2 w Swain Warren James, bar tender F Jones, r outside limits Warren Thomas (c), wks W C & A B Stronach, raw limits Walton Julia, wid of James, r n w cor Harrington and Lane Walton Wm PI, printer Uzzell & Wiley, bds Cooke's Hotel Walton \Vm L, wks R & G R R depot, r n w cor Lane and Harrington Washington John (c), servant J McKee, r s c cor Jones and Blount Washington School (c), s e cor McDowell and South Washington Gray (c), head waiter Yarbrough House, r s s Cabarrus 1 e Dawson Watkins Henry C, wks Mitchell's steam boiler works, r n w corner Martin and Salisbury 146 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

"Watkins Jennie D (c), housekeeper Yarbrough House Watkins John S, pastor First Presbyterian Church, r s w cor Hargett and Dawson Watkins Samuel J (c), dealer in groceries, provisions, etc, n s Cabarrus 3 e railroad, r same Watson Bain, bds n s Cabarrus 3 w Salisbury- Watson Benj A, elk J T Morris, bds s s Cabarrus 4 w Hay- wood Watson Dave (c). lab, r n w cor Cabarrus and Watson's alley Watson Fred A, (Jacob S Allen & Co), r n s North 2 w Harrington Watson Furney (c), farmer, r s s Cabarrus 4 w Haywood Watson G L, engineer R & G railroad Watson John, r n e cor Newbern av and Blood worth Watson John (c), r rear n s Martin 5 w Blount Watson John L (c), lab, r n w cor Cabarrus and Watson's alley Watson John W, photographer, r n e cor Newbern av and Blood worth Watson John W B, farmer, r s s Lenoir 2 e East Watson Joseph, shoemaker, res Blount 1 s south Watson Robert (c), wks J W B Watson, r n w cor Cabarrus and Watson's alley Watson Miss Sarah, milliner Isaac CEttinger, res Blount 1 s South Watts Josiah T, justice of the peace s w cor Martin and Wilmington, r w s Blount 1 n Martin Watts Mrs J T, millinery, fancy goods and dress making w s Blount 1 n Martin, r same Weathers Calvin H, grocer w s Blount 2 n Davie, r same Weathers Columbus M, tinner, r n e cor Hargett and Har- rington Weathers Kimboro R, elk R & G railroad, r n e cor Hargett and Harrington Weathers Kim W, baggage master R& G railroad, r n ecor Hargett and Harrington Weathers Joseph, elk C H Weathers Weathers Romlus H, elk J J Thomas, r w s Blount 2 n Martin Weaver Weldon, elk L Rosenalthal & Co RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 147

Weaver Wm (c), lab, r s s Newbern av 4 e East Webster Daniel (c), r s s Smithfield 2 e Wilmington Webster Duncan L, elk W H & R S Tucker, bds Tucker House Weddon Charles S, painter R & G railroad, r n s Lane 1 w Harrington Weddon Matilda, wid of Shedracli, r n s North 2 w Mc- Dowell Weeks Frank, elk Marcom & Alford, bds u s Lenoir 2 e East Weikel Christian (C Weikel & Co), r 26 Fayetteville Weikel G & Go (Christian Weikel), merchant tailor 26 Fayetteville Weir William, brickmason, res Bloodworth 2 n Hargett Weir Wm J, brickmason, res Bloodworth 2 n Hargett West Anna, wid of Walter, r w s Fayetteville 2 s Davie West Billy (c), r w s McDowell 1 s Cabarrus West Mrs Ellen, wid of John T, r s s Hillsboro 4 w West West James W, tinner J C Brewster, r n s Newbern av 1 e Eeast "West Nicholas W (Julius Lewis & Co), r s s Hillsboro 4 w Saunders Western Union Telegraph and Telephone Exchange, B W Starke, manager, w s s Fayetteville 1 n Martin Wetherell Wm P, agt Traveler's Ins Co, n w cor Fayette- ville and Martin up stairs, r s e cor Martin and Mc- Dowell Weatherspoon Levi L (c), wks Mrs Sorrell, r n s Davie 3 e McDowell Weatherspoon Sidney (c), lab, r w s Person 1 n Cabarrus Weatherspoon Thomas (c), cook N Jolly Wharton Isham (c), shoemaker, r n s Lenoir 2 e Harring- ton Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Co 11 Fayetteville Whitaker Benj (c), servant A Lawrence, r w s Salisbury 2 s Johnson Whitaker Burt (c), lab, r s s Cannon w limits Whitaker Burrell (c), wks R & A railroad, bds n s Cabarrus 1 w Dawson Whitaker Byron N, elk Len H Adams, bds Tucker House 148 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Whitaker Edward A, dealer in family groceries, fruit, etc, n s Cabarrus 5 e railroad, r same Whitaker Joel D, dealer in wood, coal and lumber w end Hargett Whitaker Richard. H, editor and propr Friend and Tem- plar s e cor market place and Fayetteville over Jos P Gulley's, r w s Person 1 n Polk AVhitaker Stimpson H, dealer in lumber bet R & G and N C R R nr N C depot Whitaker Wesley, elk revenue office, r s s Hargett 2 e East Whitaker Wm (c), servant National Hotel, r n s Cannon 2 e Manly White Charlie W, elk, r n w cor Dawson and Jones White Edwin W, engineer R & G R R, r n w cor Jones and Dawson White Frank (c), brickmason, r s s South 2 e N C R R White George (c), r rear s s Hargett 2 w Swain White John R, engineer R & A R R White Luther N, genl storekeeper and gauger, r s s Mor- gan 3 e Blount White Mollie (c), res Dawson 2 s Cabarrus White Samuel C, cashier State National Bank of Raleigh, r s w cor Jones and McDowell White Wm L, associate editor Raleigh New^s, bds National Hotel White Wm W, register of deeds, office Court House, r w s Person 2 n Hargett White Wm W, engineer U S Court and P bldg, r s s Martin 1 e McDowell White Miss Willie, milliner Mrs M A Hardie, r 24 Fayette- ville Whitehead Mrs J D, wid of Williamson, r n e cor Hillsboro and McDowell Whitehead John, travelling insurance agent, r s w cor Mor- gan and Bloodworth Whitehead Louis D H, saloon w s Wilmington 5 s Hargett, r w s Harrington 2 s Lane Whitelaw John C (Whitelaw & Campbell), r n e cor Jones and Bloodworth RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 149

Whitelaw & Campbell (John C Whitelaw and Hugh Campbell), marble and stone yard w s Fayetteville 1 n Davie "Wliitfield N G Jr, elk Julius Le^Yis & Co, bds National Hotel "Whitiield Wm (c), r s end Wilmington Whiting Chester G, elk R B Andrews & Co, bds Tucker House Whiting Seymour W, (R B Andrews & Co), bds National Hotel Whitson Samuel N, grocer, r n w cor Haywood and Cabar- rus Wicker Miss Allie, folder Edwards, Broughton & Co, r s end Wilmington Wicker Annie, res East 6 s South Wicker David A, rs end Wilmington Wicker Edward C, painter Bullock & Thompson Wicker Robt D, printer Ferrell, Booker & Co, res Wilming- ton 7 s j\Iorgan Wiggins James H, r n s North 1 e Harrington Wiggins Jefferson, wks Ellington, Royster & Co Wiggins Mar}' (c), wid of Joseph, r alley s s Davie G e East Wiggs Thomas J (Johnson & Wiggs) bds w s Dawson 1 s Lane Wiley Full, preacher, r Sraithfield 1 w Blount Wiley Philip A, cashier Citizens' National bank, r n s Jones 2 e East Wiley Philip W, (Uzzle & Wiley), r n s Jones 2 e East Wiley Phillip C (c), elk, r n s Manly av 2 w Fayetteville AViley Peter (c), r n s Manly av 2 w Fayetteville Wile}' Thomas (c), plasterer, r s e cor East and Martin Wilcox Turner (c), r s w limits Wiikerson A J, carpenter J S Allen & Co Wilkerson John H, carpenter, bds s s Jones 2 w Dawson Wilkins Enoch (c), servant w s Boylan av 2 s Plillsboro Wilkins F H (c), teacher Johnson graded school AVilkes Leonidas (c), porter Williamson & Upchurch AVillard Wm H, r n s Hillsboro 2 w Saunders Williams Adam (c), porter Christophers & Sorrell Williams Adolphus C (c), grocer n s Cabarrus 1 e Blnunt 150 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Williams Albert (c), blacksmith s e cor Morgan and Mc- Dowell Williams Alex (c), pressman Edwards, Broughton & Co Williams Alfred (Alfred Williams & Co, r w s Fayetteville 2 s Davie Williams Alfred & Co (Alfred Williams and Eugene G Harrell), publishers and wholesale and retail booksellers and stationers 19 Fayetteville Williams Alonzo, tinner J C S Lumsden, rwsR&GRR 2 s Johnson Williams Andrew, foreman Raleigh Christian Advocate, r e s Dawson 2 n Hargett Williams Chas E, r w s Blount 1 n Morgan Williams Dock (c), wks Robt Simpson, r s w limits AVilliams Dock (c), wks Allen & Cram, r w s Person 1 n Ca- barrus Williams Edward (c), servant W J Hicks, r n w cor Dawson and Edenton Williams Edward, elk B L Bingham, r n s Morgan 1 e Blount Williams Eli (c), blacksmith, res Haywood 3 n Cabarrus Williams Emma, dressmaker e s Bloodworth 4 s Martin, r same Williams George (c), carpenter, res East 3 s South Williams Geo H, r n e cor Martin and McDowell Williams Hays (c), porter D S Waitt & Bro Williams Hiley (c), carpenter, res East 1 n Edenton Williams Jacob (c), drayman W H Dodd, r s s Lenoir 3 w Blount Williams James (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, r s s Hargett 4 e East Williams James (c), elk T Donaldson Williams James Q, cotton weigher for connty, bds e s Wil- mington 3 s Hargett Williams John E, bricklayer, r n s Edenton 3 w Swain Williams John L, wks R & G depot, r s e cor Salisbury and Peace Williams John L, carpenter J S Allen B Co, r s s Jones 2 w Dawson Williams John R (Williams & Haywood), r n e cor Martin and McDowell RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 151

Williams John R, money elk Southern Express office, r w s West 1 s IMorgan Williams Leua, wid of Samuel, r w s Person 3 n Polk Williams London (c), r rear n e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir Williams Mrs Mariam C, wid of J G, pres State National Bank of Raleigh, r 21 Fayetteville Williams Mark M, r e s Blount 2 s Davie AVilliams Marshall (c), lab Raleigh News Williams Marj'' (c), res Dawson 1 n Lenoir Williams Nelson W (c), lab, res Haywood 3 n Cabarrus Williams Patrick, painter A Upchurch, r nr w end Hillsboro Williams Peter (c), lab, res Dawson 2 s Cabarrus Williams Peyton P, carpenter Ellington, Royster & Co, r s s Weld on 1 w Salisbury Williams Richard (c), drayman M T Leach & Co, r w s Mc- Dowell 1 s South Williams Roelney (c), wks Kingsley & Ashley, r s s Cabar- rus 2 w Blount Williams Robt (c), porter Pool & Moring Williams Robt (c), brakeman N C R R, r n e cor Lenoir and Dawson Williams Robt, lab J S Allen & Co Williams Robt I, elk Williams & Haywood, r n e cor Mar- tin and McDowell Williams Squire (c), shoemaker, res Haywood 2 s Cabarrus Williams Tempy (c), rn s Lenoir 2 e Harrington Williams Thomas S (c), porter E J Hardin, r Fayetteville Williams Thomas (c\ brickmason J S Allen & Co Williams Thomas (c), wks Cooke's brickyard, res Dawsoa 2 s Cabarrus Williams Thomas (c), carriage driver O'Kelly & Baker Williams Weldon (c), lab, res Dawson 2 s Cabarrus Williams Wiley, res Dawson 2 n Hargett Williams Weston (c), wks Mrs E Felton, res Halifax 1 n Edenton Williams Wm (c), waiter Yarbrough House Williams Willis (c), servant Wm Boylan, r w s Salisbury 1 s Johnson Williams Willis D, manfr plow handles and^ rims, r w s Blount 1 s Morgan 152 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Williams & Haywood, (John R Williams and Fabius J Haywood sr), druggists and apothecaries s e cor Fayette- ville and Hargett Williamson Bailey P (Williamson & Upchurch), r n s Hargett 1 e McDowell Williamson Henry (c), drayman Julius Lewis & Co, r w s Bloodworth 1 s Hargett Williamson James, elk T H Briggs & Son, bds s s Martin 1 w McDowell Williamson Joseph T, elk Williamson & Upchurch, bds n s Hargett 1 e McDowell Williamson & Upchurch (Bailey P Williamson and Wm G Upchurch), wholesale grocers and commission merchants 53 Fayettville Willis Alfred (Willis & Pierce), r n w cor Blount and Davie Willis Thomas J, engineer Geo Cooke, r s w cor Person and Lenoir Willis Wm T, cutter C Weikel & Co, bds Central Hotel Willis Wm W, brickmason, r w s Person 1 s Cabarrus "Willis & Pierce (Alfred Willis and Frank S Pierce), fashionable boot and shoe mkrs under State National Bank Willoughby W James, wks T H Briggs & Sons, r w s West 1 s Lane Wilson Carrie E, matron for the blind D D & B Institute, r same Wilson Dennis, r s s Hargett 1 e East Wilson Fred (c), brakeman R & G railroad, r s s Johnson 1 w railroad Wilson Frank (c), lab, r rear w s Person 2 s Davie Wilson Joel V, wks R & G railroad depot, r n s Jones 2 w Dawson Wilson Johanes F, conductor R & G R R, r w s Halifax 1 s Lane Wilson J N, watchman R & G R R shops, bds 7 Fayetteville Wilson Lewis (c), shoemaker M Thompson Wilson Paul (c), r n s Jones 2 e East Wilson Peter M, local editor Raleigh Observer, bds Yar- b rough House Wilson S Otho, propr Raleigh nurseries, r Tarboro road nr city limits RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 153

Wilson Wm W, r n s Jones 2 w Dawson Wilton Henry S, upholsterer and trimmer R & G shops, r n e cor Wilmington and South Wimbish Isliam (e), blacksmith, r n s Cabarrus 1 e Wil- mington Winder John C, genl supt R & G and R&ARR, rne cor Person and Polk Windiss Thomas, tailor T R Loader, rooms e s Wilmington 4 s Morgan Winters Oscar (c), rne cor East and Martin Winters Oscar jr (c), lab Uzzell & Wiley, r s s Martin 3 e East Witherspoon Jackson W (c), porter L Adams, r w s Dawson 1 s South Witherspoon Caroline, wid of Simpson, r w s Bloodworth 2 n Martin Witherspoon Thomas (c), cook, r s s Newbern av 2 e East Witherspoon Wm H, city drayman, r w s Bloodworth 2 n Martin Wolfe J E, carpenter, bds Cooke's Hotel Wolfe Wm O (Cayton & Wolfe) Womble Eugene J, boiler maker R & G shops, res Blood- worth 2 s Morgan Womble B Frank, elk J Womble & Son, r s e cor Hargett and Swain Womble Jordan (J Womble & Son), r s e cor Hargett and Swain Womble J & Son (Jordan and Oliver G), groceries, leather and shoe findings n s Hargett 4 e Fayetteville Womble Jordan Jr, bkpr State National Bank, res Blood- worth 2 s Morgan Womble Louis D (L D & W R Womble), r s s Hargett 1 w Swain Womble L D & W R (Lewis D and Walter R), groceries, leather and genl merchandise n e cor Wilmington and Hargett Womble Oliver G (J Womble & Son) r s e cor Hargett and Swain Womble Rufus H, grocer n s North nr R & G depot, r n w cor Edenton and Bloodworth 154 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

Womble Walter R (L D & W R Womble), r s e cor Har- gett and Swain Womble Wm, marble cutter Whitelaw & Campbell Womble Wm T, bkpr T H Briggs & Sons, r e end Hargett Wood Arthur (c), driver T H Briggs, res West 2 s Martin Wood John, elk F B Hill, r T G Lee Wood Joseph (c), lab, r s w limits Woods George (c), wks Caton & Wolfe, r s w limits Woods George M, printer Raleigh News, res Bloodworth 4 s Martin ~^oods Robert (c), lab, res Dawson 1 s Cabarrus Woodall Absolem L, carpenter T H Briggs & Son, res Blount 2 s Davie Woodall Robt, candy mkr A D Royster & Bro Woodall William, wks Mitchell's steam boiler works, res Blount 2 s Davie Woodell Burwell H, groceries and genl merchandise s s Martin 2 e Fayetteville. res Bloodworth 1 s Morgan Woodell Hattie, folder J Airmstrong, r w s Wilmington 2 e Davie Woodell John, book-binder, r w s Wilmington 2 s Davie Woodell Wesley W, watch repairer, r w s Wilmington 2 s Davie Woodson Frank S, brickmason, res Person 2 s Hargett Woodson Miss Nannie, saleslady M A Hardie, res Person 2 s Hargett Woodard Bros (C Wesley and James L), groceries and provisions s w cor Hargett and Wilmington Woodard C Wesley (Woodard Bros), res Wilmington 3 s Morgan Woodward Mary, wid of Wm, res Wilmington 3 s Morgan Woodward James L (Woodward Bros), res Wilmington 3 s Morgan Woodward Wm T, cik W Woollcott, r w s Bloodworth 2 s Hargett "Woodward Moses W, proprietor National Hotel saloon, bds National Hotel Woollcott Wm, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc, w s Wilmington 4 s Hargett, res Wilmington 2 s Morgan Worth John M, State treasurer of North Carolina, bds Yarbrough House RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY. 155

Worth Thomas C, teller State treasurer's office, r s e cor Person and Polk Worth Vauder (c), porter Alfred Williams & Co, bds n s Lenoir 1 e Person Wortham Merrimon (c), brickmason, r under s s Cabarrus 1 e railroad Wortham Samuel (c), brickmason, r under s s Cabarrus 1 e railroad Wray Tliomas D, millwright, r w s West opp Lenoir Wright Isaac (c), res East 2 s Davie Wright John (c), r n s Cabarrus 3 e Wilmington Wright John W (c), barber W G Otey, bds s s Cabarrus 1 e McDowell Wright Turner (c), lab, r n s Edenton 6 w Swain Wyatt Elias F (E F Wyatt & Son), r e s McDowell 2 n Jones Wyatt E F & Son (Elias F and Washington F), harness and saddles n s Martin 1 e Wilmington Wyatt John M, harness maker E F Wyatt & Son, res Mc- Dowell 2 n Jones Wyatt John P, elk M T Norris & Co, r e s McDowell 2 n Jones Wyatt Lee R, grocer and commission merchant e s Wil- mington opp market, r s s Jones 2 w McDowell Wyatt Magruder B, elk L R Wyatt, res McDowell 2 n Jones Wyatt Washington F, (E F Wyatt & Son), r e s McDowell 1 s Lane Wyatt Wm H, body maker N S Harp Wynne Geo W (G W Wynne & Co), r n s Jones 1 e East Wynne Geo W & Co (Geo W Wynne) livery, sale and exchange stable s s Morgan 4 e Wilmington Wynne James S, cotton weigher, r s s Jones 1 e Harrington Wynne John D, elk J Arnold, r s s Johnson 1 w Salisbury Wynne Wm W, mail agt R & G railroad, res Harrington 2 n Edenton Wynne Wright (c), cook Cooke's Hotel, r same Wytche Geo (c), r s s Edenton 1 e McDowell Wytche Lewis (c), school teacher, res East 2 n Newborn av Wytche Robt (c), boarding houses s Edenton 1 e McDowell, r same 156 RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY.

YANCY GEORGE (c), sexton Church of the Good Shep- herd, r w s Harrington 1 s Hillsboro

Yancey Martha (c), res McDowell 1 n Cabarrus Yancey Samuel (c), r w s McDowell 1 s Lenoir Yancey Thomas B, manager N S Harp, r w s Blount 3 n Hargett Yarbrough Cooper (c), r rear n s Martin 6 w Swain Yarbrough Daniel (c), wks Robert Orr, r s e cor Peace and Halifax Yarbrough Frank (c) [Gardner & Yarbrough], bds Wil- mington nr market Yarbrough House, G W Blacknall, propr, e s Fayetteville opp Court House Yarbrough Jack (c), blacksmith N S Harp, res Blount 2 n Lenoir Yarbrough Tobe (c), wks R&G RR, rnrR&G depot Yarbrough Wm, r w s West 1 s Jones Yearby Beady, dressmaker n w cor Salisbury and Jones, r same Yearby Henry, meat market market house, r n s Johnson 2 e railroad Yearby James, butcher, res railroad 4 n Johnson Yearby Wm, meat market market house, r n s Johuson 2 e railroad Yeargan Fred (c), carpenter, r s s Cabarrus 1 e Blount Yeargan Henry (c), carpenter, r s s Davie 2 e Wilmington Yeargan Leonidas H (Yeargan, Petty & (h), bds s s Mar- tm 1 w McDowell Yeargan, Petty & Co (Leonidas H Yeargan and Robt E Petty), wholesale and retail dealers in foreign and domestic dry goods, notions, carpets, oil cloths, boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks, etc, 30 Fayetteville Yeargin Anna E, wid of Joseph, res Wilmington 1 s New- bern av Yeargin Miss Mollie H (S G and M H Yeargin), res Wil- mington 1 s Newbern av Yeargin Miss Sallie G (S G and M H Yeargin), res Wil- mington 1 s Newbern av Yeargin Misses S G & M H (Sallie G and Mollie H), dressmakers e s Wilmington 1 s Newbern av Yeargin Wm N, r e s Wilmington 1 s Newbern av YEARGAN, PETTY &; CO W llol.IlSAI K AM) liKlAII.

Dry Goods, Notions, Boots

Black Alpacas. Black Cashmeres. BLACK DRESS GOODS A SPECIALTY. EMBROIDERIES. ^Ir^'K^^^^^^A Hamburg, Mull, Swiss, HAIITSOOK, Edgings and Insertions.

Yeargan, Petty is Co., Raleigh, N.C.

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I Insurance Company, OF RALEIGH, N. C.

IXSIKKS A(;Aixsr LOSS BY FIRE On Dwellings, Furniture. Stores, Merchandise, and Farm Property, on rates as favorable as any reliable Company.

\\ . S. I'la.AruoSK. Sec ii-. \V. II (HOW. Vic.-I res.

"Aiji'iits lotatoil ill nearly all tlu' < 'oiiiitii-s of rlic Statt

RALEIGPI CITY DIRECTORY. 157

Yellowdy Albert (c), cook J Higgs, res Dawson 2 n Lenoir Yellowdy Samuel (c), brakeman R & G railroad, r s s John- son 1 w railroad Young Aaron (c), servant T H Briggs, r s s Morgan 2 e Dawson Young Abram (c), meat market, r u w cor Hillsboro and Salisbury Young Charles (c), drayman Wm Yearby, r n s Johnson 1 w railroad Young Chas W (W B Mann & Co), bds Oak City Hotel Young Daniel H, chief elk postoflSce, r s s Davie 1 w Mc- Dowell Young George (c), lab, r rear w s West opp Lane Young Geo P (Young & Bailey), res Wilmington 7 s Mor- gan Young Isaac J, revenue collector for the 4th district, office U S Court and P O bldg, bds Yarbrough House Young James H (c), elk revenue office, bds e s Lenoir 1 w Person Young John B, cash boy W H & R S Tucker, r Mrs L G Young Young Lewis (c), servant Yarbrough House, r same Young Robert (c), r s w cor McDowell and South Young Solomon (c), lab, res Dawson 1 n Cannon Young Thomas \c), grocer, e s West 1 s Lane, r same Young Wm (c), servant T E Skinner, r s s Hillsboro 1 w Boylan av Young Mrs Wm J, teacher of music D D and B Institute, r n s Hillsboro 1 e Dawson Young Wm J, teacher D D and B Institute, r n s Hillsboro 1 e Dawson Young West (c), rnr s end Wilmington Young & Bailey (George P Young and Frank L Bailey), groceries e s Wilmington 7 s Morgan —

WALTON M. BUSBEB, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, RALBIGH, Nu G. Practices in all the Courts. Divorces Legally Obtained.

PROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO COLLECTIONS.

R. T. GRAY. E. R. STAMPS. GRAY &: STAMPS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, No. 4 MAHLER BUILDING, RALEIGH, N. C.

J8©" Kefer to the Banks and business men of Kaleigh.

F. B. HILL, GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT —AND DEALER IN FINE LIQUORS, Southeast corner Wihnuigton and Hargett,

RALEIGH, N. C. Dp* * H« lPnPB©Pt DENTIST,

No. 9 FAYETTEVILLE STREET,

RALEIGH, N. C. RALEIGH Business Directory.

A Complete Index to the Entire Businiss of Raleigh, Alphabetically Arranged.

Almanacs.

Farmers' N C Almanac, L Branson, pub'r, 15 Fayetteville Turner's N C Almanac, J H Enniss, publisher, ws Salisbury 1 s Jones Athletic Hall.

Lincke Paul, s w cor Wilmington and Martin

Attorneys-at-Law.

Amis M N, old Sentinel building south of Court House Argo T M, e s Fayetteville 2 n Yarbrough House Badger R C, room 6 Bagley building s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Batch el or J B & W P, e s Fayetteville 2 n Yarbrough House Battle & Mordecai, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin Bledsoe & Bledsoe, s w cor Wilmington and Martin Busbee W M, 3 Mahler building opp market house Clark Walter, room 5 Bagley building s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Coke Oct, n e cor Fayetteville and Exchange Place Cox Wm R, room 1 Bagley building s e cor Fayetteville and Martin 160 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Fleming J H, old Sentinel building south of Court Hou3 Gilliam & Gatling, s e cor Fayetteville and Davie

Gray & Stamps, 4 Mahler building opp.'market|house ':] Harris J C L, old Sentinel building s Court House Haywood A W, room 2 Bagley building s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Haywood E G, s e cor Fayetteville and Lenoir Hinsdale & Devereux, over Citizens' National Bank, n e cor Fayetteville and Martin Jones Armistead, s w cor Wilmington and Martin Lewis A M, w s Fayetteville 1 s court house Lewis B B Jr, old Sentinel building south of Court House Lewis R G, law bldg n e cor Fayetteville and Davie Mason & Devereux, room 4 Bagley bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Merrimou & Fuller, e s Fayetteville 2 n Cabarrus Montague B F, s e cor Fayetteville and market square Pace W H, room 3 Bagley bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Reade, Busbee & Busbee, 2 and 3 Mahler bldg opp market house Ryan S G, n e cor Exchange Place and Fayetteville Smedes G M, e s Fayetteville 2 n Yarbrough House Snow Geo H, s w cor Wilmington and Martin Strong Geo V, e s Fayetteville 2 n Yarbrough House

Auction and Commission.

Magnin A, e s Wilmington 1 s Hargett Orr R, 53 Wilmington

Bakeries and Confectioneries.

(See also Confectioneries.)

Bragassa J A, 16 Fayetteville Farris & Bro, opp market house Friel C J, s w cor Blount and Davie Simpson Robert, rear w s Dawson 1 n Cabarrus Sorrell Mrs Laura W, n s Cabarrus 1 e Dawson Wallace Wm P, s w cor Blount and Davie RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IGl

Banks and Bankers. (For full inforraation see Appendix.)

Citizens' National Bank, W E Anderson 'pres, P A Wiley- cashier, n e cor Fayetteville and Martin Raleigh National Bank, C Dewey pres, E G Reade vice pres, John C Blake cashier, s w cor Fayetteville and Hargett State National Bank of Raleigh, Mrs M C Williams pres, Samuel C White cashier, 21 Fayetteville

Barbers.

Bro\yn & Sumner, under Raleigh National Bank Davis & Dunston, south basement Raleigh National Bank Duuston C, \v s Wilmington 6 s Hargett Hughes H I, n s Martin 4 w Blount Jeffreys A, National Hotel Otey W G, e s Fayetteville 2 s Martin Reid Burgess, s w cor Wilmington and Martin

Baths.

Otey W G, e s Fayetteville 2 s :Martin

Billiards.

Fraps A W, Fayetteville opp market Joseph T, s w cor Hargett and Salisbury Lee T F, n e cor Martin and Salisbury Union Hall, M Roan manager, e s Wilmington 1 s Har- gett Walker P C, Yarbrough House

Blacksmith and Horseshoers.

Cornebei Charles, n w cor Davie and Salisbury Ford Austin, e s Wilmington 4 n Haywood Foy Isaac, n s Lenoir 2 e Person Green Austin, s e cor Morgan and McDowell Haywood A, e s Wilmington 3 n Hargett 162 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hill J, e s Wilmington 3 n Hargett Jordan J C, w s Person 1 s Morgan Ligon L, s w cor Hargett and Blount McMillan W G, s e cor Morgan and Blount Rayner I, s w cor Hillsboro and Harrington Rogers J R, w s McDowell 1 s Morgan Thompson J D, w s Bloodworth 3 n Martin Williams Albert, s e cor Morgan and McDowell

Boarding Houses.

Andrews Mrs H, n w cor Hillsboro and Dawson Evans Mrs L, n e cor Edenton and McDowell Fentress' Boarding House, 15 Fayetteville Lowe Mrs W M, 7 Fayetteville Montgomery Mrs S H, s s Martin 1 w McDowell Stevens Mrs H, s w cor Newbern av and Bloodworth Tompkins Mrs A E, s w cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus

Book Binders.

Armstrong J, Bagley bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Edwards, Broughton & Co, 53 Fayetteville 3d floor

Booksellers and Stationers.

Armstrong J, 20 Fayetteville Branson L, 15 Fayetteville Williams Alfred & Co, 19 Fayetteville

Boots, Shoes and Hats.

Heartt C D, 13 Fayetteville Heller Bros, 31 Fayetteville

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Abrams Chas, e s Wilmington 7 s Morgan Blum P, n s Davie 2 w Swain Bryant E, e s Wilmington 4 s Hargett Clemons A, s s Morgan 2 w Salisbury Council A B, cor Fayetteville and Manly av RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 163

Davis H, w s Salisbury 2 n Martin Dobbin R, under Citizens' National Bank Dunston M N, n e cor Cabarrus and McDowell Durham W H, w s Harrington 1 s Martin Francis Peter, cor Fayetteville and Manly av Gardner & Yarbrough, n s Hargett 2 e Wilmington Haywood W C, s s Hillsboro 1 w Harrington Horton & Hunter, s s Hargett 2 e Wilmington Howard G W, n s Martin 2 w Blount Jones J M, n s Newbern av 4 w Swain McKoy Wm & Neil, s w cor Cabarrus and Blount Smith Lewis, w s Salisbury 2 n Davie Thompson M, w s Wilmington 3 s Morgan Williams S, n s Davie 1 e Bloodworth Willis & Pierce, under State National Bank

Bottling Works.

Bill M, e s Lane 1 e West Fraps A W, w s Fayetteville opp market house

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers.

Bowen Thomas A, s s Hargett 6 e Wilmington Eatman W R, s w cor McDowell and Morgan Evans & Martin, n w cor Blount and Morgan Harp N S, s s Morgan 1 w Blount Hollida & Hodesty, e s Blount 1 n Davie Jenkins T G, n w cor Hargett and Blount Lewis Julius & Co, n s Hargett 3 w Swain Upchurch Alfred, n s Hargett 4 e Wilmington

China, Glass aud dueensware.

Law F G, agt, 9 Fayetteville

Cigar Manufacturers.

Gruendler F, Fayetteville 1 n Yarbrough House Leopold Mrs R, 59 Fayetteville O'Neil & Plumadore, n s Martin 3 w Fayetteville 164 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

City Bill Posters.

Bryan & Mullen, 17 Fayetteville

Clothiers.

Andrews R B & Co, 27 Fayetteville Edwards J Q, n s Hargett 3 e Fayetteville Levy F, 40 Fayetteville Rosenbaum J M, n e cor Fayetteville and Hargett Rosenthal L & Co, 50 and 54 Fayetteville Sloan Geo & Co, e s Fayetteville 3 s Hargett Waitt D S & Bro, 52 Fayetteville

Coal and Wood Dealers.

Harris R J, bet R & G and N C railroad n N C depot Jones, Green & Powell, 47 Fayetteville Whitaker J D, w end Hargett

Confectioneries, Fruits, &c.

Fentress T R & Son, 15 Fayetteville Goldman George, 13 Hargett Gruendler F, 1 n Yarbrough House Leopold R, 59 Fayetteville Moseley M J & Co, 28 Fayetteville Royster A D & Bro, 46 Fayetteville

Contractors and Builders.

Allen J S & Co, s w cor Harrington and North Curtis O F, w end Hargett Ellington, Royster & Co, n s North 4 w Dawson Kingsley & Ashley, n end Halifax Payne Bros, n end Person Roles R, w s West 3 s Morgan

Cotton Commission Merchants.

Adams L, Exchange Place 5 w Wilmington Adams Len H, s w cor Wilmington and Martin RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1G5

Christophers & Sorrell, 4 Wilmington opp market Cooke & Wainwright, s s Martin 1 e Wilmington Dodd W H, n e cor Wilmington and Martin Faison P F, e s Wilmington 5 s Martin Joyner J D, n e cor Wilmington and Martin Kelly, Purotby & Brewer, s s Martin 4 e Fayetteville Latta & Myatt, Martin and Market Exchange 2 w Wilming. ton Leach M T & Co, o s W^ilmington 3 n Martin Lee Ed H, n e cor Wilmington and Martin McMackin W C, s s Martin 3 e Fayetteville Moore & Thompson, e s Wilmington 4 s Martin Norris M T & Co, 3 Exchange Place 5 Martin Partin B K, e s Wilmington opp market Pool & Moring, 2 Wilmington Rand & Barbee Bros, 3 e s Wilmington 2 s Martin Stronach W C & A B, 4 Martin and 6 market square Stronach & Belo, e s Wilmington 6 s Martin Thomas J J, € s Wilmington 3 s Martin Williamson & Upchurch, 53 Fayetteville

Cotton Factors and Buyers,

Baker J I, s s Martin 3 e Wilmington Dorrance J M, s s Martin;3 e Wilmington Johnson C E, s s Martin 3 e Fayetteville Lee Ed H, n e cor Wilmington and Martin Parker & Avera, s e cor Wilmington and Martin

Cotton Factory.

Falls of Neuse Manfr Co, G Rosenthal secty and treas, factory on Haw river Alamance county, office 47 Fayette- ville

Cotton Gins.

Hunnicutt A, s s Holleman road 4 e Bloodworth 166 KALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Bentists.

Crawford & Everitt, Tucker Hall 23i Fayetteville Turner V E, over 9 Fayetteville

Dressmakers.

Beasley Mrs R A, w s Blount 1 s Martin Burt Mrs J G, n e cor Morgan and Bloodworth Eatman Mrs Anna 0, n s Hillsboro 2 w McDowell Firth Mrs Carrie, w s Salisbury 1 n Hargett Lamson Sarah, e s Wilmington 7 s Morgan Newsom Bettie, n s Cabarrus 2 e Dawson Mrs M C Meadows, e s Person 3 n Martin Rogers Mrs J W, e s Blount 2 n Hargett Ray Mrs John R, s s Davie 1 w Blount Scarlett Mrs Thomas, n w cor Bloodworth and Hargett Watts Mrs J T, w s Blount 1 n Martin Yeargin S G & M H, e s Wilmington 1 s Newbern av

Druggists.

Heartt F H, Fayetteville opp market square Pescud, Lee & Co, 14 Fayetteville also s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Simpson Wm, 33 Fayetteville Williams & Haywood, s e cor Fayetteville and Hargett

Dry Goods.

Cheatham J A, s w cor market square Creech A, n w cor Fayetteville and Hargett Edwards J Q, n s Hargett 3 e Fayetteville Freeman S J, manager. Exchange Place and Martin 4 w Wilmington Gulley J P, s e cor Fayetteville and Exchange Place Levy F, 40 Fayetteville Mann W B & Co, n s Hargett 2 e Fayetteville Parham H E, s e cor Blount and Martin Rosenthal L& Co, 50 and 54 Fayetteville, also n s Exchange Place 1 e Fayetteville Sledge T D, s e cor Hargett and East ittiassi'a

National Hotel, CAPITOL SQUARE,

RALEI&H. N. C. BEING Remodelled, Rene^ved, and Refurnished.

H H

Owners and Proprietors. fesfwtfffo

NEW BERNE, N. C, ^m ^

Proprietors.

RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 167

Sloan Geo & Co, e s Fayetteville 3 s Hargett Tucker W H & R S, 23 and 25 Fayetteville Waitt 1) S & Bro, 52 Fayetteville Woollcott W, \v s \Vi4raington 4 s Ilargett Yeargan, Petty & Co, 30 Fayetteville

Dying, Scouring and Cleaning.

Browder D H, s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury Kreth A, n e cor Fayetteville and Hargett

Engines, Machinery, Etc. (See also Foundry and Machine Shops).

Allcott W, n w cor Wilmington and Davie

Express Company.

Southern Express, A P Bryan, agt, w s Fayetteville 2 a; Morgan

Foundries and Machine Shops.

Allen & Cram, n e cor Davie and McDowell • Cooper, Newsom & Heartt, n w cor Hargett and West

Furniture and Upholsterers.

Morris J T, s e cor Davie and Fayetteville Morris W H, 3 Fayetteville, also e s Fayetteville 3 s Martin

Grain and Feed.

Jones, Green & Powell, 47 Fayetteville Osborn Job, w s West nr N C depot

Groceries and Provisions.

Adams L, Exchange Place 5 w Wilmington Adams Len H, s w cor Wilmington and Martin Alston R H, s s Hargett 3 e Wilmington Bates Fleming, e s Fayetteville 2 s Market square 9 '

168 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Betts & King, 9 and 11 Hargett Bingham B L, s s Martin 5 e Fayetteville Brewer Dennis, s s Cabarrus 2 e Blount Cheatham J A, s w cor Market square- Creech S E, s s Morgan 3 w Salisbury Christophers & Sorrell, 4 Wilmington opp market Cooke & Wainwright, s s Martin 1 e Wilmington Dowell H J, n end Person Edwards M D, e s Wihnington opo market Ellis D J, n s Hillsboro 1 w West Eversfield H A, s w cor Davie and Haywood Freeman S J, manager, Exchange Place and Martin 4 w Wilmington Goldman Geo, 13 Hargett Goodwin C E J, n w cor Dawson and Cabarrus Goodwin W H J, e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett Grausman M, 29 Fayetteville Hardin E J, 49 Fayetteville Hare Warren H, s s Cabarrus 4 w Dawson Harris Wm N, s s Davie e limits Hill F B, se cor Hargett and Wilmington Hogan J B, n w cor Blount and Martin Horton D B, w s Salisbury 5 n North Hunter J, s e cor Cannon and Manly av Johnson E A, n s Martin 2 e Person Johnson & Barber, e s Wilmington 6 s Hargett Johnson & Wiggs, w s Wilmington 2 n market Jolley B R, s s Hillsboro 2 w West Lancaster W H, s w cor Jones and Dawson Leach M T & Co, e s Wilmington 3 n Martin Mann W B & Co, n s Hargett 2 e Fayetteville Marcom & Alford, n w cor Wilmington and Hargett Monie & Towles, w s Wilmington 3 n market Parham H E, s e cor Blount and Martin Parham R E, s s Martin 1 e Blount Partin B K, e s Wilmington opp market Peck L W, n e cor Wilmington and Morgan Pritchardife Brooks, s w cor Hillsboro and Salisbury Reaves H, n s Martin 2 w Bloodworth Redford & Arendell, s s Hargett 1 e Fayetteville Robinson B J, n s Cabarrus 1 e railroad RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 169

Sledge Thomas D, s e cor Hargettand East Smith R C, 45 Wilmington Stronach W C ct A B, 1 Fayetteville Tonnofiski G L, cor Fayetteville and N C R R Upchurch J W, n s Exchange Place 3 w Wilmington Upchurch W C, n s Hargett 2 w Wilmington Uzzle R S, s e cor Hillsboro and Harrington Vass John M, s w cor Dawson and South Watkins S J, n s Cabarrus 3 e railroad Weathers C H, w s Blount 2 n Davie Whitaker E A, n s Cabarrus 5 e railroad Williams A C, n s Cabarrus 1 e Blount Womble L\) & W R, n e cor Wilmington and Hargett Womble R H, n s North nr R & G Depot Womble J & Son, n s Hargett 4 e Fayetteville Woodell B H, s s Martin 2 e Fayetteville Woodward Bros, s w cor Hargett and Wilmington Woollcott W, w s Wilmington 3 s Hargett Young & Bailey, e s Wilmington 7 s Morgan

Groceries—Wholesale. Christophers & Sorrell, e s Wilmington opp market square Dodd W H, n e cor Wilmingtori and Martin Latta & Myatt, Martin and Market Exchange 2 w Wilming- ton

Leach M T

Gun and Locksmiths.

Bell H, c s Wilmington 5 n Hargett King & Brockwell, w s Salisbury 1 n Martin Lumsden J C S, Fayettville opp market house Smith II C, w s Wilmington 2 s Morgan 170 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Hardware and Cutlery.

Brewster J C, 51 Fayette ville Briggs T H & Sons, 55 Fayetteville Lewis J & Co, n e cor Fayetteville and Exchange Place

Harness and Saddles.

Hinton L B, w s Wilmington 3 n Hargett Hatchings W B, s s Martin 1 e Fayetteville WyattE F & Son, n s Martin 1 e Wilmiagton

Hides, Leather, Etc.

Hayes J P, s s Hargett 7 e Wilmington Love T L, w s Wilmington 6 s Hargett

Hotels.

Central Hotel, Mrs E C Beckwith propr, n e cor Hargett and Wilmington Cooke's Hotel, Samuel P Horton propr, s e cor Wilmington and Davie Cottage Hotel, L P Howard propr, n e cor Dawson and Davie Howell House, e s Blount 3 n Hargett National Hotel, Street & Sou proprs, n w cor Edenton and Halifax Oak City Hotel, Miles Goodwin & Son proprs, s w cor Mc- Dowell and Hillsboro Tucker House, Simon G Haves propr, n e cor Fayetteville and Cabarrus Yarbrough House, G W Blacknall propr, e s Fayetteville opp court house

Insurance Agents.

Cameron, Hay & Co,. over Ciiizous' National Bank Crow W H, genl agt iEtna Life, over 49 Fayetteville Lawrence & Smith, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Pescud P F & Son, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 171

Wait S D, e s Fayetteville 3 s Davie Wetherell Wm P, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin up stairs

Insurance Companies—Fire.

Columbus Insurance and Banking Company of Columbus, Miss, Cameron, Hay & Co genl agts, over Citizens' Na- tional Bank

Commercial Union of London, P F Pescud

Phoenix of Hartforr], W H Crow agt, over 49 Fayetteville Queen Fire Ins Co of Liverpool and London, W H Crow agt, over 49 Fayetteville Royal Insurance Co of Liverpool, Cameron, Hay & Co agts, over Citizens' National Bank Scottish Commercial, of Glasgow, Lawrence & Smith, genl agts, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin The North Carolina Home Ins Co, home office w s Fayette- ville 1 s Hargett Westchester of New York, Lawrence & Smith agts, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Western Assurance Co, of Toronto, Can, Lawrence & Smith, genl agents, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Watertown, of Watertown, N Y, Lawrence & Smith, genl agts, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Virginia Fire and Marine, of Richmond, Va, Cameron, Hay & Co, genl agts, over Citizens' National Bank Virginia Home, of Richmond, Va, Cameron, Hay & Co, agts, over Citizens' National Bank

Insurance Companies—Life. iEtna Life, of Hartford, W H Crow] genl agt, over 49 Fay- etteville Brooklyn Life, of New York, A W Lawrence genl agt, w s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Connecticut Mutual Life, S D Wait genl agt, e s Fayetteville 3 s Davie Equitable, of New York, P F Pescud & Son agts, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin John Hancock Mutual Life, of Boston, Mass, T T Hay State agent, over Citizens' National Bank Mutual Life, of New York, P F Pescud, Jr, agt, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin North Carolina State Life, F H Cameron, pres, W E Ander- son, vice pres, W H Hicks, sec, n e cor Fayetteville and Martin Travelers, of Hartford, W P Wetherell agt, n w cor Fay- etteville and Martin RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 173

Livery, Feed and Sale Stables

Berr}' H D & Co, s s Martin 4 e Wilmington Harris J M, s s Martin 3 o Bluunt Lane, Noble & Co, e s Salisbury 1 n Edenton O'Kelly & Baker, w s Salisbury 1 s Hargett Parham H E, s e cor Blount and Martin Peace R G, n e cor Cabarrus and Salisbury Wynne G W & Co, s s Morgan 4 e Wilmington

Marble Works.

Cayton & Wolfe, ss Morgan 1 e Blount Wliitelaw & Cauipbell, w s Feyetteville 1 u Davie

Meat Market.

Bryant T N, market house Chavis C, market house Chavis T, market house Cole A, market house Crawford D H, market house Crawford Wm R, market house Donaldson T, market house Jones, Atwater & Co, market house Kirkham B, market house Perry C, market house Smith R AV, market house Yearby H, market house Yearby W, market house Young A, market house

Merchant Tailors.

Kreth J, n s Martin 2 w Fayetteville Loader T R, n s Hargett 1 e Fayetteville Weikel C & Co, 26 Fayetteville

Millinery and Fancy Goods.

Beasley Mrs R A, w s Blount 1 s Martin Hardie Mrs M A, 24 Fayetteville 174 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Lane Mrs W T, 7 Fayetteville (Ettinger Isaac, 48 Fayetteville Prendergast M A, s w cor Wilmington and Morgan Watts Mrs J T, w s Blount 1 n Martin Newspapers. Biblical Recorder, Rev C T Bailey editor, H Hatcher associate editor, 53 Fayetteville 3rd floor Farmer and Mechanic (weekly), Shotwell & Dowd editors and proprs, front room 2d floor Mahler's bldg opp market square Friend and Templar, R H Whitaker editor and propr, s e cor Market and Fayetteville 3rd floor over J P Gulley's Hale's Weekly, P M Hale editor and propr, 53 Fayetteville 2d floor Journal of Industry, (weekly), Hunter and C N Hunter editors, s w cor Salisbury and Morgan North Carolina Farmer, (monthly), J H Enniss pub, w s Salis- bury 1 s Jones North Carolina Republican, Haywood & Turner editors and proprs, e s Fayetteville 3 n Martin Raleigh Christian Advocate, Black &, Reid editors, pubs and proprs, 15 Fayetteville Raleigh Daily and Weekly Observer, S A Ashe editor and propr, n s Martin 1 e Fayetteville The Evening Visitor, (daily and weekly), Sentinel bldg s court house The Raleigh News, Geo C Jordan editor and propr, 6 Martin The African Expositor, (monthly). Rev H M Tupper, F N Roberts and E H Lipscomb editors, Shaw University

Oysters, Fish and Game. Blake & Macon, market house Long I, market house Long J A, market house Jolly N, s s Martin 2 e Blount Painters. (House. Sign and Ornamental.)

Bullock & Thompson, office rear Williams & Haywood's drus: store '

K[ T E 1 Ralei^'h Christian Advocate, -

Xo. 15 Faye.tteville Street, i RALEIGH, N. C. \ BLACK & REID, Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.

The Adrocate has the largest clrciilation of any paper publishetl in

North Carolina ; its paper and postage bills will show this. Hence it is

The Best Adveriising Medium in the State. It is tlie ofticial organ of the Xorth Carolina Conference of the M. E. Ciiurch, South, and is the only medium of communication for about sixty- five thousand Methodists in the State. It has a large circulation in all the cities, towns and villages of the State, as well as" an extensive circulation in the rural districts. It numbers among its readers some of the most influential families in almost cAery community in North Carolina. , A large number of its readers take no other paper. Address, j BLACK & RKII>, Ralcij^li, ^. C.

RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 175

House S V, w s Wilmington 1 s Morgan Parish S M, n s Hargett 1 e Wilmington

Paper Mills.

Askew W F, office s s Martin 5 e Fayetteville

Photographers,

Hunt A Theo, over 19 Fayettevillo Murpliy H, 12 Fayetteville Steward G W, over 20 Fayetteville

Physicians.

Alston J W, Simpson's drug store Baker Wni, n w cor Cannon and West Dunn J B, 6 Mahler bldg opp market house Ellis R B, e s Morgan 4 e Blount Graham G W, over 14 Fayetteville Haywood F J Jr, s e cor Morgan and Salisbury Haywood R B, n w cor Blount and Edenton Haywood & Haywood, n e cor Newbern av and Blount Hiues P E, n s Edenton 1 w Salisbury Jones W W, over 20 Fay-etteville Knox A W, over 20 Fayetteville Lewis R H (eye, ear and throat), n s Martin 1 w Fayette- ville Ijittle Wm, n w cor Blount and Newbern av McGee J W, e s Dawson 1 n Hargett McKee J, n w cor Fayetteville and Martin Royster W I, s s Morgan 1 e Harrington Sexton J A, e s Fayetteville 3 s Davie

Planing Mills.

Allen J S & Co, s w cor North and Harrington Briggs Thomas H, w s West 1 s Hargett Ellington, Royster & Co, n s North 4 w Dawson Kingsley & Ashley, n end Halifax Roles R, w s West 3 s Morgan 176 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Plumbers and Gas Fitters.

Merrill S, e s Fayetteville 3 s Martin Stevenson T S, w s Fayetteville rear Jones, Green & Powell

Printers.

(Book and Job).

Edwards, Broughton & Co, 53 Fayetteville 3d floor Terrell, Booker & Co, n e cor Fayetteville and Hargetfc Hampton J S, 6 Martin Uzzell & Wiley, Bagley bldg s e cor Fayetteville and Martin Whitaker R H, over s e cor Exchange Place and Fayette- ville

Restaurants.

Higgs House, Jacob Higgs, propr, n e cor Salisbury and Hargett Jolley Nathaniel, s s Martin 2 e Blount Joseph T, s w cor Hargett and Salisbury Lee T F, n e cor Salisbury and Martin Mabry W T, n s Hargett 5 e Fayetteville Macon T B, 59 Fayetteville

Saloons and Liquor Dealers.

Denton N V, n w cor Wilmington and Exchange Place Forrest J M, agt, n s Exchange Place 3 e Fayetteville Forsythe J B & Co, Exchange Place 2 w Wilmington Fraps A W, w s Fayetteville opp market house Gill Z W, n s Exchange Place 2 e Fayetteville Goodwin C E J, n w cor Dawson and Cabarrus Goodwin W H J, e s Wilmington 3 s Hargett Grausman M, 29 Fayetteville Jliggs House, Jacob Higgs propr, n e cor Salisbury and Hargett Hill F B, s e cor Wilmington and Hargett Hill T Y, s s Martin 5 w Blount .Tohnson & Barber, e s Wilmington 6 s Hargett Jones F, n e cor East and Davie RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 177

Joseph T, s w cor Hargett and Salisbury Lawrence & Renfrew, n s Excliani^^e Place 4 e Fayetleville Lee T F, n e cor Salisbury and Martin Mabry W T, ii s Har^rett 5 e Fayetteville Myers H E, 57 Fayetteville Parham R E, s s Martin 1 e Blount Perry R S, e s Wilmini,^ton 2 s Hargelt Sorrell J M, e s Wilmington opp market Taylor J S,3U PXyetteville Taylor L D, e s Wilmington 5 s Hargett Tonnoffski G L, cor Fayetteville and N C R R Union Plall, A J Haywood manager, e s Wilmington 1 s Hargett Upchurch W D, Wilmington opp market Walker P C, Yarbrough House Whitehead L D H, w s Wilmington 5 s Hargett Womble R H, n s North nr R & G depot

Sash, Doors and Blinds.

Allen J S & Co, s w cor North and Harrington Briggs T H, w s West 1 s Hargett Ellington, Royster & Co, n s North 4 w Dawson Kingsley & Ashley, n end Halifax Roles R, w s West 3 s Morgan

Sewing- Machines.

Branson L (New American), 15 Fayetteville Howe Sewing Machine, J C Brewster, agt, 51 Fayetteville New Home. J L Stone, State agt, 18 Fayetteville Nichols A W (Victor), 15 Fayetteville Singer Mnfg Co, F Sievers, manager, 12 Fayetteville Wheeler & Wilson, 11 Fayetteville

Shirt Factory.

Levy's, F Levy propr, 40 Fayetteville

Steam Boiler Works.

Mitchell R N, w s West opp Martin 178 RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Stoves and Tinware.

Brewster J C, 51 Fayetteville Briggs T H & Sons, 55 Fayetteville Lewis Julius & Co, n e cor Exchange Place and Fayetteville Lumsden J C S, Fayetteville opp market house

Tailors and Repairers.

Backes Louis, n s Hargett 1 e Wilmington Dennis J C, s s Davie 2 w Blount

Telegraph Company,

Western Union Telegraph office and Telephone Exchange, B W Starke, manager, w s Fayetteville 1 n Martin Undertakers.

Austin & Moore, e s Salisbury 2 s Morgan Brown H J, e s Dawson 1 s Morgan Hayncs E D, w s Fayetteville 1 n Davie Lockhart H, e s Blount 1 s Davie Lockhart & Fields, e s Salisbury 2 n Hargett

Vegetables, etc.

Barnhill A T, market house Hawkins G W, market house Hiler B, market house Hoover C W, market iiouse Iredell W, market house Manly E, market house Petty J, market house Rix V, market house

Veterinary Surgeon.

McMillan Wm G, s e cor Blount and Morgan

Wall Paper and Window Shades.

Clawson C C, 10 Fayetteville RALEIGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 179

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

Cole J W, s s market square 1 e Fayetteville Duhamel V, op]) market bouse Fasnach Edward, w s Fayetteville 3 s Morgan Gardner J C, w s Wilmington 6 s Hargett Mahler H, Fayetteville opp market square Palmer J C, 5 Fayetteville Taylor J S, 11 Fayetteville INDIANA HOUSE,

GIDEON RYMAN. Propr. Open Day and Night. One hundred and tiventy-ftve Rooms.

TERMS : $1.50 Per Day. MEALS 40 Cents. KEEPS A

FIRST GLASS BAR AND RESTAURANT. Open All Hours. Martin bet. Wilmington and Blount.

ArcMtects and Builders, AND PROPRIETORS OP

RALEIGH LDIBER YARD & PLANING ILLS. Mills and Yard on R. & G. R. R., near Peace Institute, j|@- STAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. =^a

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED AT HENDERSON. Devoted to the industrial development and commercial interests of North Carolina, RUFTJS AMIS, Editor and Propr.

STEWART'S NEW YORK COPYING HOUSE. RALEIGH, N. C. j|@^ The only copying Gallery in the State. Large or small pictures can be made from the smallest case or card. 8x10 copy $1.50. Copy 8x10 India Ink $2.50. 8 Card Photographs $1.00 Pictures can be sent by mail with safety. GEO. W. STEWART. APPENDIX.

CITY GOVERNMENT OF RALEIGH. B C MANLY, Mayor Chief of Police—J W Lee Clerk—C W Lambeth Treasurer—Leo D Heartt Auditor—C C Crow Attorney— F H Busbee Streel Cominissioner—WN Andrews Tax Collector—A D Royster BOARD OF ALDERMEN. First Ward—J H McAllister, Dr James McKec and Alfred Upchurch Second Ward—J W Watson, Virgil Rix and C W Hoover Third Ward—R H Battle, J C Blake, M T Loach, J A Cheatham and G Rosenthal Fourth Ward—N Dunston. A Magnin and J H Jones Fifth Ward—J A Brings, P C Fleming and J H Green The Board of Aldermen meet at the Mayor's office the first Friday night in every month

STANDING COMMITTEES,

Finance—J C Blake, G Rosenthal, J A Briggs, N Dunston and C W Hoover Street—J H McAllister, R H Battle, J H Green, J W Wat- son and J H Jones Light—P C Fleming, J A Cheatham, A Upchurch and Virgil Rix

FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

Dr T D Hogg, W G Upchurch, Rev H M Tupper and J C S Lumsden 182 APPENDIX.

WAKE COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

COUNTY OFFICERS. C'lerk Superior Court and Probate Judge—C D Upchurch Deputy Clerk Superior Court—D Reid Upchurch Sheriff—J J Nowell Deputy Sheriffs—J R Nowell, J A Rogers, L W Hood Treasurer—J B Neath ery Coroner—W R Richardson Register of Deeds—W W White, who is ex officio clerk of County Commissioners Clerk in office Register of Deeds—S L Riddle County Commissioners—W R Poole, chairman, S 'J Allen, M H Brown, W Jinks, A G Jones The County Commissioners meet on the first Monday in each month The Superior Court will be held in 1880 as follows: Jan 5, Feb 9, June 29 and Aug 11, each for three weeks

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. barton's creek. Justices—M H Ellen, R D Honeycutt R M Jones Constable—J R Nipper buckhorn. Justices —LB Seagraves, W B Jones. G B Aiford, M B Royster CARY.

Justices—J P H Adams, C H Clark, J R Page. P A Sorrel 1 Constable—Kinion Jones cedar fork. Justices—Hiram Weatherspoon, R O'Bryant, T Sears, A M Adams Constable—A S Pollard house's creek. Justices—J D Hayes, B A Perry, W R Perry Constable—Daniel Jackson APPENDIX. 183

LITTLE RIVER. Justices—P P Pace, E T Jones, M Whitley Constable—S C Chamblee

MARK S CREEK. Justices—H A Rhodes, Joseph Blake, John W Smith Constable—H W Rhodes MIDDLE CREEK. Justices—D C Adams, J M Jones, J B Ballentine Constable—M G Utley NEUSE RIVER.

Justices—John J Dunn, L M Green, R W Jeffreys Constable—S R Jeffreys NEW LIGHT. Justices—H C Ray, J Harrison, W J Ward Constable—A B Lassiter OAK GROVE. Justices—W H Gullie, J T Nichols, S J Allen Constable—S B Ferrell PANTHER BRANCH. Justices—C E McCullers, J Adams, S D Williams RALEIGH. Justices—Z T Broughton. C D Heartt, L G Bagley, C R Root, M B Barbee, J T Watts, W G Briggs, B C Manly, R W Best, A Magnin, R G Dunn, M Grausman, W I> Haywood, J C S Lumsden, J R Oneill, J D PuUen Constable—W V Clifton

ST. MARY's. Justices—W N Snelling, W R Poole, T J Johns

ST. Matthew's. Justices—N W Poole, J R Rogers, J H Temple Constable—B B buffalo 10 ;

184 APPENDIX.

SWIFT CREEK. Justices—T J Woodall, J B Strain, L D Stevenson Constable—W H Utley WAKE FOREST

Justices—W C Brewer, E E Gill, D A Carver, J M Fleming, H T Jones, H Watkins WHITE OAK.

Justices—G G Maynard, A C Council, A N Betts, R Barbee Constable—G A Upchurcli

Townships and Voting Precincts in Wake County.

Barton's Creek—Hutchison's Store Buckhorn—New Hill Oary—Cary Cedar Fork—Pollard's Store House's Creek—Hayes' Store Little River—Wakefield Mark's Creek—Eagle Rock Middle Creek—Barney Jones' Neuse River—Dunnsville New Light—Law's Store Oak Grove—Dayton Academy Panther Branch—Township House Haleigh—Outside Corporate Limits, Court House; First Baptist Ward— Grove ; Second Ward—Jenkins' Shop

Third Ward—Court House ; Fourth Ward—Dunston's

Shop ; Fifth Ward—Uzzle's Store Rolesville—Fleming's Store St Mary's—Auburn St Matthews'—Milburnie Swift Creek—Franklin's Wake Forest—Town of Forestville White Oak—Apex APPENDIX. 185

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.

T J JARVIS, of Pitt, Governor, salary $3,500 J L Robinson, of Macon, Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the Senate L S Overman, of Rowan, private secretary to the Governor, salary $500 and fees W L Saunders, of Wake, Secretary of State, salary $2,000 G L Dudley, of New Hanover, chief clerk, salary $1,000 John M Worth of Randolph, Treasurer, salary $3,000 Donald W Bain of Wake, Chief Clerk, salary $1,500 Thomas C Worth of Randolph, Teller, salary $740 Samuel L Love of Haywood, Auditor, salary $1,500 Andrew J Partin of Wake, Chief Clerk, salary $1,000 John C Scarborough of Johnston, Superintendent of Public Instruction, salary $1,500 Jolinston Jones of Burke, Adjutant General, salary $300 Thomas S Kena*n of Wilson, Attornc}^ General, salary $1,000 W C Kerr of Wake, State Geologist, salary $2,000. Paid by Agricultural Department Sherwood Haywood of Wake, Librarian, salary $400 J McL Turner of Rowan, Keeper of Ca23itol, salary $750 governor's council.

The Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor and Superinten- dent of Public Instruction STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion and Attorney General SUPREME COURT. William N H Smith of Wake, Chief Justice; Thos S Ashe of Anson, and John H Dillard of Guilford, Associate Justices; salaries of Chief Justice and Associate Jus- tices $2,500 Thos S Kenan of Wilson, AttvGenl and Rep; salary $2,000 W H Bagley of Wake, Clerk ;" salary $300 and fees R H Bradley of Wake, Marshal The Supreme Court meets in Raleigh on the first Monday in January and June ;

186 APPENDIX.

JUDGES AND SOLICITORS.

Judges—1st Judicial District, Mills L Eure; 2nd, Augustus S Seymour; 3rd, Allmand A McKoy; 4th, Ralph P Buxton; 5th, John A Gilmer; 6th, David Schenck; 7th, Jesse F Graves; 8th, Alphonso C Avery; 9th, James C L Gudger Solicitors—1st District, Cyrus W Grandy; 2nd, John H Col- lins; 3rd, Swift Galloway; 4th, John D Mclver; 5th, Fred N Strudwick; 6tli, William J Montgomery; 7th, Joseph Dobson; 8th, Joseph S Adams; 9th, Garland S Furguson SUPERIOR COURTS OP NORTH CAROLINA— 1880.

First Judicial District—Currituck, March 1st, Sept 6th ;

Camden, March 8th, Sept 13th ; Pasquotank, March 15th,

Sept 20th ; Perquimans, March 22d, Sept 27th ; Chowan, March 29th, Oct 4th; Gates, April 5th, Oct 11th; Hert-

ford, April 12th, Oct 18th ; Washington, April 19th, Oct 25th; Tyrrell, April 26th, Nov 1st; Dare, May 3rd, Nov. 8th; Hyde, May 10th, Nov 15th; Pamlico, May

17th, Nov 22d ; Beaufort, May 24th, Nov 29th ; Martin, May 31st, Dec. 6th Second Judicial District—Wake, Jany 5th, Feb 9th, June

28th, Aug 9th ; Warren, March 1st, Sept 6th; Halifax,

March 15th, Sept 20th ; Northampton, March 22d, Sept 27th; Edgecombe, April r2th, Oct ISth; Bertie, April

26th, Nov 1st ; Craven May 24th, Nov 29th

Third Judicial District—Nash, Feb 23d, Aug 30th ; Wilson,

March 8th, Sept 13th ; Pitt, March 15th, Sept 20th ;

Green, March 29th, Oct 4th ; Wayne, April 5th, Oct

11th ; Lenoir, April 19th, Oct 25th ; Jones, April 26th,

Nov 1st ; Carteret, May 3d, Nov 8th ; Onslow, May 10th,

Nov 15th ; Duplin, May 17th, Nov 22nd ; Sampson May

24th, Nov 26th ; New Hanover, May 31st, Dec 6th Pender, June 14th, Dec 20th Fourth Judicial District—INIoo re, Feb 24th, Aug 2d; Harnett,

Feb 16th, Aug 16th ; Cumberland, March 1st, Aug 30th ; Bladen, Mar 27th, Sept 29th; Columbus, Apl 5th, Oct 4th;

Brunswick, April l9th, Oct 18th ; Johnston, April 26th,

Oct 25th ; Robeson, March 10th, Nov 8th ; Anson, May

24th, Nov 29th ; Richmond, June 7th, Dec 13th ;

APPENDIX. 187

Fifth Judicial District—Alamance, Feb IGth, Aug 23d;

Randolph, Feb 23d, Aug 30th ; Guilford, March 1st,

Sept Gth; Chatiiara, March 8th, Sept 13th ; Orange,

March 29th, Oct 4th ; Granville, April 12lh, Oct 18th ; Franklin, April 2()th, Nov 1st; Person, May 10th, Nov Caswell, 17th, 22d Rockingham, 15th ; Mav Nov ; May 24th, Nov 29ih

Sixth Judicial District—Mecklenburg, Feb 23d, Aug 30th ;

Cabarrus, March 15th, Sept 20th ; Stanly, March 22nd,

March 29th, Oct 4th ; Union, Sept 27th ; Montgomery, April 5th, Oct 11th; Lincoln, April 19th, Oct 25th; Gaston, April 26th, Nov 1st; Cleaveland, May 3rd,

Rutherford, 10th, 15th ; Polk, May Nov 8th ; May Nov 17th, Nov 22d 1st, Sept Gth Seventh Judicial District—Davidson, March ;

Davie, March 15th, Sept 20th ; Yadkin, March 22d,Sept

27th ; Wilkes, March 29th, Oct 4th ; Alleghany, April

12th, Oct 18th; Surry, April 19th, Oct 2oth ; Stokes, May 3rd, Nov 8th; Forsyth, May 10th, Nov'ber 15th; Rowan, May 24th, Nov 29th Eighth Judicial District—Catawba, Feb [23d, Aug 30th;

Burke, March 8th, Sept 13th ; McDowell, March 22d, Mitchell, Sept 27th ; Yancey, April 5th, Oct 11th ; April

19th, Oct 25th ; Watauga, May 3rd, Nov 8tli ; Ashe, May Caldwell, 24th, Nov 29th; Alex- 17th, Nov 22d ; May

ander, May 31st, Dec Gth ; Iredell, June 7th, Dec 13th

Ninth Judicial District—Buncombe, Mar 8th, Aug 9th ; Mad-

ison, Mar 29th, Aug 30th ; Henderson, Ap'l 5th, Sept Gth Transylvania, April 12tfe, Sept 13th; Haywood, April 19th, Sept 20th; Jackson, April 26th, Sept 27th; Macon,

May 3rd, Oct 4th ; Clay, May 10th, Oct 11th ; Graham,

May 24th, Oct 25tli ; Swain, May 31st, Nov 1st

UNITED STATES COURTS.

The stated terms of the United States Circuit District Courts are as follows: United States District Court—Eastern District of North Car- olina, held in Raleigh on the first Monday in June and last Monday in November H L Bond, Circuit Court Judge, residence Baltimore, Md 188 APPENDIX.

Geo W Brooks, District Court Judge, Eastern District of N C, residence Elizabetli City John W Albertson, District Attorney, office Raleigh Joshua B Hill, U S Marshal, office Kalei;j;h N J Riddick, Circuit Court Clerk, office Raleigh Eastern District Courts—Elizabeth City, third Monday in April Griffin, and October, W J Clerk ; Newborn, fourth Monday in April and October, George E Tinker, Clerk ; Wilmington, first Monday after the fourth Monday in April aud October, Wm Larkins, Clerk U S Circuit Court, Western District—H L Bond,U S Circuit

; Court Judge Robt P Dick, U S District Judge ; Robt

M Douglas, U S Marshal ; Greensboro, first Monday in

April and October, John W Payne, Clerk ; Statesville, third Monday in April and October, H C Cowles, Clerk; Asheville, first Monday after the fourth Monday in April and October, J E Reid, Clerk; VS Lusk, U S District Attorney, W S Ball Asst District Attorney Circuit and District Courts in the Western District are held at the same time

The North Carolina Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.

Officers—Hezekiah A Gudger, Principal; L E Heartt, Treas-

urer ; Everard Hall, Steward Board of Directors—R S Tucker, President, Thos D Hogg, Chas D Heartt, John R Williams, J J Litchford, L D Stephenson, Jas M Betts North Carolina Insane Asylum.

Situated in the vicinity of Raleigh ; will accommodate 220 patients Officers—Dr Eugene Grissom, Superintendent; Dr F T

Fuller, Assistant Physician ; J H Moore, Steward ; Mrs

Mary A Lawrence, Matron ; P M Wilson, Clerk of the

Board of Directors ; James S West, Engineer Board of Directors —Dr E Burke Haywood of Wake, Presi- dent, Julius Lewis of Wake, J S Amis of Granville, J G Burr of New Hanover, C Dowd of Mecklenburg, J T APPENDIX. 189

Leach of Johnston, Alex M McPheeters of Wake, S G Ward of Warren, B Craven of Randolph. Time of annual meeting of the Board, first Wednesday in Novem- ber in each year

State Penitentiary.

Board of Directors—E R Stamps, Tlios H Briggs of Wake, Geo WThom{)Son of Chatham, Geo S Cole of Moore, G Yates of Guilford Ofiicers—W J Hicks, Architect; J S Marsh, Deputy Warden ; D C Murray, Steward Little, Pliysiciau ; Dr Wm

State Agricultui'al Society.

Annual exhibition and meeting of society in October, at Raleigh President —Thos M Holt, of Orange Permanent Vice Presidents —Hon Kemp P Battle, Orange; Capt J S Dancy, Edgecombe; Hon E H Smith, Halifax Treasurer— P A Wiley, Raleigh Secretary —C B Denson, Chatham ; office Raleigh

State Board of Agriculture.

Thomas J Jarvis, Governor, ex officio Chairman; Col T M Holt, ex officio president State Agricultural Society; Col Wm M Cheek, ex officio Master of State Grange Patrons of Husbandry; Kemp P Battle, LL D, ex officio President of State University; Prof W C Kerr, ex officio State Geologist; Capt Jas R Thigpen, Edge- combe, and Maj Jonathan Evans, of Cumberland

SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Masonic.

Hiram Lodge No 40—meets third Mondav in every month; J C R Little, W M, Phillip Thiem, Sec Wm G Hill Lodge No 218— .Meets second and fourth Mon- days in every month; B C Manly, W M, W P Weth- erell. Sec ;

190 APPENDIX.

Raleigh Chapter No 10—Meets third Tuesday in every

month ; J B Neathery, H P, D W Bain, Sec Enoch Council No 5 Meets first Monday in every month — ; John Nichols, T I M, W P Wetherell, Rec Grand Lodge of A F and A M, Wm R Cox. G M, Raleigh D W Bain, G S, Raleigh; meets in Raleigh second Tuesday in December, annually Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, C M Van Orsdell, G

H P, Wilmington ; D W Bain, G S, Raleigh; meets

annually in different parts of the State ; time of meeting, Tuesday next preceding the first Monday in June Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters, S E Allen, G

M, Winston ; D W Bain, G R, Raleigh ; meets at the same place of the Grand Chapter during that week

COLORED.

Widow's Son No 4—Meets first and third Mondays in every month; WF Debnam, Master; A J Haywood, SW^

A W Curtis, J W ; S Ellison, Sec Excelsior Lodge No 21— Meets second and fourth Mondays

in every month ; Wm Mitchell, Master ; M Thompson,

S W ; S J Green, J W ; M N Dunston, Sec Odd Fellows.

Seaton Gales Lodge No 64—Meets Thursdav night of every week; J M Broughtou, N G; W H Cole, V G; Phillip

Thiem, R S ; J G Brown, Treas ; W T Utley, P S Manteo Lodge No 8—Meets Tuesday night of ever}'' week ;

Wayne Allcott, N G ; Ernest Selz, V G; J C Birdsong,

R S ; T W Blake, Treas ; T L Love, P S McKee Encampment—Meets second and fourth Fridavs in

Allcott, ; every month ; W C P; B H Woodell, S W C

McMackin, S W ; W Woollcott, J W ; W B Hutchings, HP; AW Fraps, Treas

ADDRESS OP OFFICERS OF THE R W GRAND LODGE OF N C. Most Worthy Grand Master—LeRoy G Bagley, Manteo Lodge, No 8, Raleigh Right Worthy Deputy Grand Master—Rev N M Jurney, Centennial Lodge, No 90, Trinity College ;

APPENDIX. 191

Right Worthy Grand Warden—J L Dudley, Orion Lodge, No G7, Wilmington Right Wortiiy Grand Secretary—J J Litchford, Manteo Lodge, No 8, Raleigh Right Worthy Grand Treasurer—Richard J Jones, Cape Fear Lodge, No 2, Wilmington R W G Representatives to the Grand Lodge U S—Wm H

Bagley, Seaton Gales Lodge, No G4, Raleigh ; Richard J Jones, Cape Fear Lodge, No 2, Wilmington Worthy Grand Chaplain—W T Hollowell, Neuse Lodge, No 6, Goldsboro Worthy Grand Marshal—J F Payne, Stonewall Lodge, No 99, Monroe Worthy Grand Conductor—J H Roberts, Cross Creek Lodge, No 4, Fayetteville Worthy Grand Guardian—John H Shultz, Salem Lodge, No 36, Salem Worthy Grand Herald—Henry Porter, Manteo Lodge, No 8, Raleigh COLORED.

Grand United OOF, Virtue Lodge, No 1616—Meets third Rhodes, and fourth Tuesflavs in every month ; J H N Byrd, ; A Harrison, N F ; A J G ; W H Scott, P N F C PNG; JE Williams, Sec; John Yarbrough, Treas B B Goines, Lecturer Knights of Honor.

Oak City Lodge, No 410, meets every Wednesday night P C Neathery, V D ; Officers—J W Lee, Dictator ; John B J S Pescud, Hardie, Asst D ; C T Bailev, Chaplain ; Little, Treas A J R ; Reporter ; C A Sherwood, F R ; C Guide; S House, Sentinel; S Lee, S P D ; WW Jones, V Dr W W Jones, Medical Ex'mr Knights of Pythias.

Centre Lodge, No 3, meets every Thursday night at Castle Hall, cor Fayetteville and "Martin Saml Merrill, Nichols, C ; Officers, J C R Little, C C ; Jno V P C; C A Sherwood, P; E G Harrell, K R S; John C ;

192 APPENDIX.

Blake, M F; Leo D Heartt, M E; Wayne Alleott, M A; J H ]VIullen,IG Churches.

Christ Church (Episcopal), Rev Dr Marshall, Rector ; services 11 A M, and 4:30 P M Edenton Street Methodist, Rev W S Black, Pastor; services 11 A M, and 7:30 P M First Presbyterian, Rev J S Watson, Pastor; services 11 A M,and 7:30 PM Jewish Synagogue, M Grausman, Rabbi Person Street M E Church, Rev W C Norman, Pastor; services 11 A M and 7:30 PM Salisbury Street Baptist, Rev Thomas E Skinner, Pastor services 11 A M and 7:30 P M

Second Presbyterian, Rev Dr J M Atkinson, Pastor ; services 11 A M and 4PM St Sohn's (Catholic), Rev Father White, Priest; Mass 7 and 11 A M

Swain Street Baptist, Rev W R Gvvaltney, Pastor ; services 11 A M and 7PM The Good Shepherd, Rev E R Rich, Rector; services 11 A M and 7:30 P M

COLORED.

A M E Church, Rev B W Morris, Pastor ; services 11 A M and 3 and 7:30 P M Christian Church, Rev G W Dunn, Pastor ; services 11 A M and 3 and 7:30 P M Congregational Church, Rev Geo S Smith, Pastor; services 3:30 and 7:30 P M First BajDtist, w s Salisbury 4 s Johnson Neville's Episcopal, Lenoir nr Swain. No Rector Presbvterian Church, Rev J A Chresfield, Pastor; services 11 A M and 3 and 7:30 P M St Augustine, (Episcopal), Rev J E C Smedes, Rector; services 11 A M and 4PM Good Templars.

Hickman Lodge No 1, I G T—meets every Tuesday night APPENDIX. 193

over Citizens' National Bank ; S M Parrish, C T W ;

Mrs Beekvvith, ; Pv E C W V T L N Keith, W S ; W Woollcott, W F S; Miss Blanche Fentress, W T; F T

Booker, ; W C F B Faison, W M ; Miss Eva Jackson, WIG; Geo Scales, W G; N B Broughton, Thomas Hampson, and B F Faison, trustees

Cotton and Grocers' Exchange.

Regular monthly meeting first Monday night in every

month; W H Dodd, Pres; J J Thomas, Vice Pres ; F

O Moring, Treas ; A A Thompson, Sec

Independent Order of Good Samaritans, (Colored). Grand Lodge of North Carolina No 2—1 B Abbott, R W G

C ; Patience A Rue, R W G P D ; Rev F R Howell, R WGS Jerusalem No 6—Meets every Monday night Lone Star No 7—Meets first and third Wednesdays in every month Golden Key No 15 —Meets every Friday night Mt Gerizin No 16—Meets every Thursday night Eunuch Lodge No 38—Meets second and fourth Wednesday night in every month Star of Bethlehem No 40—Meets every Monday night

Order of the Eastern Star.

Eastern Star Ruth Chapter No 2—Meets fourth Tuesday in

every month at Masonic PLiU ; Julia Foyj \V M;

Sophia Roan, A M ; Jane Anderson, Sec Banks. Citizens' National Bank of Raleigh —Authorized capital $500,000; W E Anderson, Pres; P A Wiley Cashier; Directors, W E Anderson, Dr W J Hawkins, A B An- drews, R H Battle, Jr, A P Bryan The Raleigh National Bank—Capital $400,000; C Dewey, Pres; John C Blake, Cashier; Directors, C Dewey, E G Reade, A S Merrimon, W G Upchurch, F Moring, John Gatling, Thomas H Briggs

State National Bank—Authorized capital, $500,000 ; surplus 194 APPENDIX.

$83,045.99 ; Mrs M C Williams, Pres ; S C White, Cashier; Directors, Mrs M C Williams, E R Stamps, D G Fowle, W W Vass, S C White Raleigh Typographical Union.

first in Meets Wednesday each month ; W J Edwards, Pres; John C Gorman, Vice Pres; H H Roberts, Rec Sec; John R Ray, Cor Sec; C D Christophers, Fin Sec; Jno W Marcom, Treas; W N Brockwell, Sergt-at-arms Military.

Raleigh Light Infantry—Co A, 1st Regt N C State Guard,

organized July 28, 1874 John R Ferrall, Capt ; Jno T PuUen, 1st Lieut; Robt I Williams, 2nd Lieut; John M Sherwood, Jun 2nd Lieut; Edmund F Smith, Ord Sergeant

Raleigh Light Artillery—J Amos Harris, Capt ; Wiley Wil-

liams, 1st Lieut; J McRary, 2d Lieut ; C H Seapark, S COLORED.

Field Officers—Andrew Haywood, Lieut Col ; B B Goines, Adjutant

Company A, 4th Battalion—Calvin Dunston, Capt ; Moses Thompson, 1st Lieut; Alfred Haywood, 2nd Lieut; A Grant, Jun 2d Lieut Company D—John Flagg, Capt East Raleigh Guards, Co F—George H Lane, Capt; Joseph

Smith, 1st Lieut ; N S Turner, 2d Lieut ; F W Watson, Jun 2d Lieut

Fire Department.

Jos H Green, Chief Eng ; R H Bradley, Asst Eng

Rescue Steam Engine Comp'y—W J Weir, Foreman ; Theo Fentress, Sec

Phoenix Chemical—F H Heartt, Foreman ; H H Roberts, Sec Hook and Ladder—Howard Heartt, Foreman

COLORED.

Victor—J H Jones, Foreman ; Wm Mitchell, Sec APPENDIX. 195

Educational.

(Statistics compiled by Col Fred A Olds.)

Raleigh is graced by three admirable schools for young ladies, which have not only a State reputation, but one which extends all over the South. Their sphere of influence is large, and constantly widening, and they merit success by the perfection of their instruction and other facilities. The oldest of these is

ST mart's school.

Situated in a large grove of oaks, on Hillsboro Avenue, this school has the advantage of a beautiful situation, while the buildings, three in number, are both handsome and commodious. The buildings were erected in 1834, and a school for young men was held there under the auspices of the Episcopal Church of the State. The first Principal of this was Dr. Cogsdell, a Northern man, who was succeeded by Dr. Empie, of Wilmington. There were about ]50 students, many of whom were preparing for the ministry, and among them were several lights of the church in after days. In 1841, the school was broken up and in the spring of 1842 was opened as a female school. The first Principal was the late lamented Dr. Aldert Smedes. For thirty-five years he presided at its head, and made it one of the most admirable institutions in the country. The corps of teachers was of marked ability, and the course of instruction thorough. During the war the school never closed its doors, but became not only a house of learning but of refuge also, Mrs. Jeft'erson Davis and children, and a daughter of Gen. R. E. Lee, being among the sheltered there. In 1865 the Federal troops occupied the buildings, but the exercises of the school were not interrupted. In 1870, full of years, honors and faith, the venerable Dr. Smedes passed away from earth. His son, Rev. Bennett Smedes, assumed control as Principal, with Mrs. Kate DeRosset Meares, as Lady Principal, and an able corps of instructors in all its departments. The school has been a success under their management, and there are now about seventy-five scholars on the rolls. Since the be- 196 APPENDIX.

ginning of the school more than two thousand pupils have entered, and its 7oth session finds the school as useful as ever.

THE PEACE INSTITUTE.

A few years prior to thte war, the late William Peace gave ),000 to found this school. Work on the building began, and when the war came it was nearly completed. During that dark period it was used as a hospital. In 1865 the U. S. Government occupied it as quarters for the Freedman's Bureau. With some difficulty the Trustees recovered the pronerty, and during 1871, the work of construction was carried on, and the handsome brick four-story structure completed. In 1872, it was taken by the present efficient Principals, Rev. R Burwell and Mr John B Burwell, who had before conducted a female institute at Charlotte, and earned much reputation as instructors. The first session opened in September, and at the end of the year the number of pupils was over a hundred. The teachers were all chosen for marked ability as instructors, and the results are shown in the high rank the school takes in the South. The schoolisunder the auspicesofthePresbyterian denomination. The cost of the building was over $40,000, and it is a model structure. The concerts are notable for the high degree of musical skill shown by the pupils. The patronage of the Peace is large, there being this term about 1(D0 pupils present. To the usual courses of instruction a cooking school has been added, and there is also a large gymnasium, where all are taught exercises at once healthful and graceful. The situation of the school is excellent, and the pupils enjoy at once the pleasure of a city and a suburban home.

THE RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY,

or, as it is commonly called, the Baptist School, is situated in the most delightful part of the city, and is in charge of the Baptist denomination. There were several attempts by the Baptists of the State to found a school here, but they did not bear perfect fruit until 1872. Dr. Wm. Royall, for- merly of Wake Forest College, opened the school then in APPENDIX. 197 the Exchange Hotel building, on Hillsboro street. The Rayner place, on Blount street, was purchased, and in 1873, Dr. Royall, who associated with hira Prof. F. P. Ilobgood, moved into the present building, which has been altered and enlarged. The teachers are able and the instruction complete, and the Principal, a gentleman of marked judgment and ability, succeeded in elevating the school to a high lAane of merit. The present Principal, Mr. F. P. Hobgood, succeeded Dr. Royall, and continues to make the school an honor to the State and city. There are at this term about seventy-five pupils. The course of study is complete, and calisthenic exercises are also taught.

CENTENNIAL GRADED SCHOOL.

This school was established for whites in 1876, in the old Governor's mansion, at the foot of Fayetteville street. On the first of August in that year it was opened. There was an attendance of 406 pupils during the first month of its existence. Capt. Dugger was tlien as now the Principal, and was assisted by eight teachers. During the year 1876 there were 568 children on the rolls. In 1877, the second year, there w^ere503 enrolled. In 1878 there were 611 pupils, and another teacher was added. The present term opened with 618 children on the rolls during the month of August. There are now ten teachers, three male, seven female. Of the pupils 314 are boys and 304 girls; the average age of the children is about ten years, though man}'- are there who are nearly grown ; no children attend under six years. In the Kinder- garten department are 175 children of an average age of seven years. There is much music about the building, and to it all the motions of the scholars are executed. In the play grounds, which are large, the children are kept entirely separate. The school obtains from all sources about $5,000 per annum. The system of teaching in a graded school permits one teacher to instruct more pupils than could oth- erwise be taught by two persons.

THE JOHNSON SCHOOL.

This is the largest in numbers of the colored graded 198 APPENDIX. schools, and is situated near Hillsboro street, rear of the Methodist Church, colored. It was organized as a school in 18G5, and was then altogether in charge of white teachers from the North. Now the teachers are all appointed by the School Committee who have jurisdiction over all such matters. There are at this school 180 pupils, who are in three departments, first and second intermediate, and first and second primary. The Principal is Miss Louise S Dorr, and and there are four teachers, two male, two female. In the highest department of instruction there are classes in Latin, Algebra, Chemistry, etc. Special care is given in this to fit pupils to become teachers.

THE BAPTIST SCHOOL.

This colored graded school is held in the Baptist church on Salisbury street near the R. &G. shops, and the school was established this year with pupils taken from the old school at Tupper's church. There are now enrolled 159 pupils. The teachers are three in number, one male, two female.

THE ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL.

This other branch of the former graded school at Tupper's church, is held in St. Augustine church near the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. It is small in numbers, there being only thirty pupils enrolled, with one teacher, a female, in charge. EAST RALEIGH SCHOOL.

This school is also a graded one. It is situated on Davie street, in one of the old wooden buildings used at the old fair grounds. The number of pupils the present session is seventy-three, who are in charge of a male teacher. The school was first organized in November, 1878. It will be seen from the above that there are now on the rolls of the white graded school G18 pupils, and on the rolls of the four colored graded schools 442 scholars, giving a total of 1,0G0 in attendance at the public schools of the city. There is also a graded school in Oberlin for colored children, which carries on its rolls about 100. APPENDIX. 199

RALEIGH MALE ACADEMY.

This school for bo^'S is held in what is known asLovejoy's Grove, in an old fashioned wooden building, which is one of the landmarks of the city. The school has a history which connects with that of the city, and the fact that so many of our best and most honored citizens received their instruction in it, endears it to the people. The school was opened in 1811, as a mixed school for boys and girls, by Rev. William McPheeters, who was assisted by Dr. Alexander Wilson. They conducted it until 1827, when Dr. Jonathan Freeman, father of the late Edmund B. Freeman, Esq., took charge. He was succeeded by .Judge Grant, now of Iowa, in 1830, who was followed by Peter LaMesurer, in 1832. The next Principal was L. B. Johnson, who came in 1834 and remained three years, after which he removed to New York, where he bought Johnson's Island, to which his name was given. That able instructor, Mr. Jeff. Lovejoy, was the next head of the institution, which had become by 1837, the year he assumed control, altogether a male school. He conducted it with marked success for over thirty years, without an inter- mission, and during that time made it one of the best known schools in the State. In 1867 he left Raleigh, but returned in 1871, and again became Principal, holding the position until his death in 1877. The school, after such a history and so many changes, is now conducted by Capt. J. J. Fray and Prof. Hugh L. Morson. Graduates of the Uni- versity of Virginia, and of high order of intelligence and educational ability, these gentlemen have well kept up its reputation. They took charge in 1878, opening in Septem- ber with fifty pupils. There are now in attendance sixt}'- five scholars, most of them from this city, but one or two are from South Carolina.

THE SHAW UNIVERSITY.

This institution for the colored race is situated in the southern part of the cit}', near tiie Governor's Mansion, and its handsome buildings attract attention by their size and design. The school was founded in 1805, and was then held in the old Guioii House, or Eagle Hotel, now the Na- il 200 APPENDIX.

tional Hotel. A few years later it was removed to the building on Blount street known as Tupper's Church. In 1870, the property of the late Hon. Daniel M. Barringer was purchased, with ample grounds. The school was then named after Mr. Elijah Shaw, of Wales, Mass., who gave $8,000 in aid of the institution. A building of brick, four stories high, with thirty-five rooms, was finished in 1872 and named " " the Shaw building. J. Estey & Bro , the organ makers, of Brattleboro, Vermont, next gave $8,000 to erect the "Estey" building, which was completed in 1874. It is five stories in height and contains fifty five rooms. The sum of $5,000 in aid of the building fund was raised by the colored singers of this city, who made a tour of the entire North. These sums were but portions of the amounts raised at various times for the erection of the school buildings, for contributions of all kinds and amounts were made. At present a new chapel, of brick, one hundred feet in length, two stories in height, is being built. The cost of the buildings and grounds thus far has been $105,000. Rev. Mr. Tupper has been in charge of tlie school from its foundation. He is a man of great energy, and an able Principal. There are at present fourteen regular and assistant teachers in the school, and 267 scholars, of which number 153 are males and 114 females. The school has always been a mixed one, and the system is said to work admirably.

ST. AUGUSTINE NORMAL SCHOOL.

This institution for the colored race was founded in 1867, and is located near Oakwood Cemetery. Soon after the war Rev. C. R. Avery, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, bequeathed several millions of dollars to aid in the instruction of the colored race in the South. Rev. J. Brinton Smith, the Prin- cipal of the school, went to Pittsburg and secured $25,000. The property, which is ninety acres in extent, Avas purchased, and five wooden buildings erected, at a cost of some 130,000. The school is under the control and supervision of the Episcopal Church of the Stata, and the property is held in trust by the Bishop of the diocese and several prominent clergymen and laymen. The institution has a fund of some $50,000, which is invested principally in real estate. APPENDIX. 201

It is the plan of the school to educate teachers, male and female, for the colored race, and a good work has been done in this direction, more than one hundred teachers having been sent out. On the death of Rev. Dr. Smith, in 1872, Rev. John E. C. Smedes too'v charge as Principal, and has made an excellent one in all respects. There are three teachers and about 125 scholars of both sexes. The pupils are from all parts of this State, some from Florida, South Carolina, &c., and from Cuba. It is strictly a normal school and all the scholars have to take a regular course to prepare them for their duties as in.structors. During the vacations, and sometimes during a part of the terms, the pupils earn money by teaching, and many thus pay the expenses of their education.

PUPILS IN THE SCHOOLS.

Recapitulating, we find that the number of pupils in the various schools in Raleigh is: In the public schools, 1,160; in the three white female schools, 250 ; in the schools at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institutions, 155; in the Shaw Uni- versity, 207; in the St. Augustine Normal School, 125; and in the Raleigh Male Academy, 65. The total number is

2,022, of which 1,040 are white, 982 colored ; 042 males, 1,080 females. There are also two white parochial schools, and three schools kept by ladies, wherein small children are instructed. The number attending these is probably 100, which increases the total number of white children to 1,140.

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Being an Alphabetical List of the Villages and Post Offices

included thei^ein, and the names of many of the Principal Business Men and Farmers,

Apex. Munn David, merchant, mill and farmer Atkinson & WagstaflF, tob mfr Atkinson G W, lumber Oliver H C, merchant Passmore farmer Betts Alvin, farmer Wm, Pearson James, farmer Betts A N, farmer Penny J R, farmer Cofiield P 0, grocer Rogers J H, tobacco manufac- Ellington J McC, lumber turer Freeman A B, farmer Rogers J T, lumber Holland T T, farmer W Rogers J, farmer Holleman Alvin, farmer W Sanders J T, grocer, etc Holleman Josiah, grocer Spence J D, farmer Holleman J M, baptist min Terry J W, tobacco manufac- Holleman W W, farmer Howard W H, merchant turer Thompson A J, physician Howell H G, farmer Utley W Y, merchant Hudson Q I, R R agt Williams John, farmer Hunnycutt R H, farmer Williams Wm, farmer Hunter Isaac, farmer Womble John, farmer Hunter J C, farmer Jenks & Jenkins, liquors Jones D D, furniture manfr Auburn. Jones G, wagon mkr Allen C N, farmer Legrand J H, farmer Andrews J G, grocer Moore H T, buggy and wag- Baucom Troy, tanner gon mnfr Britt M D, farmer 204 GAZETTEER.

Bryan A M, farmer Watts William, grocer Br3^an Wm, farmer Whitney J E, tarmer Bryant Jas, farmer Wilder Needham, farmer Busbee F M, farmer Busbee W I, physician Ballentine's Mills. Busbee Tbos, farmer Austin Sim, farmer Enuiss G B, farmer Austin T W, farmer Griffis Haywood, farmer Ballentine J C, postmaster Gower P H, farmer Ballentine J D, farmer and Honeycutt A D, farmer merchant Johns J S, farmer Brown J, farmer Johns P H, farmer Burt A C, farmer Johns Thos J, farmer Burt J A, farmer Jones Gaston, farmer Burt J H^, farmer Jones Seth, farmer Burt H, farmer Lewis David, farmer W Dennis Jim, farmer Parker John, farmer Dennis J M, farmer Penney Caleb, farmer Hare Marsh, farmer Penney Seth, farmer Marcom J C, farmer and min- Poole Burbin, farmer ister Poole Calvin, farmer Marcom G, farmer Poole Hardy, farmer W Matthews A J, farmer Poole J M, farmer xsorris C F, farmer Poole Peter, farmer Norris F M, farmer Poole R, farmer W Norris J A, farmer Powell Caswell, farmer Norris J H, farmer Powell E P, farmer Norris H W, farmer and min- Powell W C, farmer ister Powell W S, farmer Norris Ruff, farmer Sasser P PI, farmer Norris Samuel, farmer Smith Jefferson, farmer Powell Alfred, farmer Smith M A, farmer Powell Frampsey, farmer Smith Y S, farmer Stinson Lovil, farmer Stallings J A, farmer Stinson W H, farmer Sturdevant Allen, farmer Stephens David, farmer Stnrdevant Caswell, farmer Smith Ruff, farmer Sturdevant Thomas, farmer Welcli J B, farmer Todd Bryant, farmer Wilborn J G, farmer Tomlinson N M, tanner Wood Sim, farmer Watts Samuel, grocer GAZETTEER. 205

Banks. Nichols J E, merchant Penny Jesse, farmer Banks T L, farmer Buntinp: J N, farmer Myatt W, farmer Eagle Rock. Stephenson H A, merchant Avera T 11, )iicr;;hant Penney J J, farmer Broadwell H, farmer Young J J, farmer Chrisman R D, fanner Groom J A, farmer Gary. Debnam Nat, farmer Eddcns Sidney, farmer Adams J P H, farmer Kerrell A L. farmer Gary Cotton Gin Co, manfrs Ferrell F M, farmer of Gary Gotton Gin Hall Isaiah, farmer Glark G H, farmer Plaughton M H, farmer Guess & Page, saw-mill Hobbs J W, farmer Harrison R J, wagon shop Honeycutt B T, farmer HoUeman C, farmer Honeycutt Willis, farmer Jones A G, farmer Jones E T, farmer Jones R H, farmer Jones H W, farmer Jones W M, mnfr sash, blinds, Lee J R, farmer doors, etc Liles Gideon, farmer Jones W M & Bro, genl store Liles Wright, farmer Jordan H B, genl store Marshbourn A B, farmer Page A F, farmer and saw Pace \V, farmer mill W Pair N D, farmer Page A H & Co, saAV mill Rhodes II W, farmer Page & Atwater, genl store Rhodes John, farmer Waldo S P, physician Rhodes W A, merchant Weathers Jesse, farmer Rhodes W M, farmer Williams J Q, farmer Richardson J A, farmer Stone Young, farmer Richardson W A B, farmer Yates A B, farmer Richardson W E, farmer Yates Carlos, farmer Richardson W H, farmer Yates E W, genl store Scarboro G W, farmer Young J R, farmer Smith J W, farmer Smith Upchurch, farmer Dayton. Strickland A J, farmer Allen S J, farmer Strickland Joe, farmer Gooch Roland, farmer I'odd J E, farmer Plallowa}' W D, farmer Todd M G, merchant 206 GAZETTEER.

Fish Dam. Crenshaw J M, merchant Dunn A C, farmer Addison J S, shoemaker Dunn Charlie, farmer Barbee F W, merchant Dunn J R, merchant Barbee J W, farmer Dunn S H, farmer Carpenter Duane, farmer Frost J F, farmer Carpenter I M, farmer Gill David, farmer Durham James, farmer Harris H, physician Durham Mark, farmer H Harrison B S, physician Ferrell A G, farmer Hartsfield J A, farmer Ferrell A G & Sons, merchts Holding Calvin, farmer Ferrell J VV, farmer Jones W D, farmer Ferrell W B, farmer Perry H, merchant Green William, farmer T Smith B, farmer Hall John, wheelwright W Thompson S W, physician Hicks W N, physician Vann R, farmer Hollo way Houston, farmer A Holloway W D, farmer Grarner's Station. Holloway W D & Son, merchants Bagwell John, farmer Jones R M, farmer Bennett T W, merchant Kerr T J, carpenter Bingham T A, postmaster Lashley T A, farmer Bowers J G, farmer Norwood F M, farmer Britt M D, farmer Olmstead Alston, carpenter Brooks Thos, farmer Olmstead James, farmer Carnell S T, wdieelwright Rigsbee James, farmer Collins W P, wheelwright Rigsbee S F, farmer Crocker Samuel, farmer Robertson John, farmer Dupree B, farmer Rogers Lloyd, blacksmith Dupree Eli, farmer Ross Green, farmer Holleman S G, farmer Suit W J, wheelwright Johnson J D, farmer Sutherland W A, farmer Johnson W D, farmer Mooreine W C, farmer Forestville. Parker C S, merchant Rand J R, farmer Allen D W, merchant Rogers E G, wheelwright Allen G B, farmer Spence Benj, farmer Alston W M, farmer Spence N A, farmer Caddell J C, school teacher Spencer J A & Bro, merchants Carver E A & Co, merchts Walton B F, farmer Chappell L, physician Withers James, farmer GAZETTEER. 207

Withers L J, farmer House H W, fanner Withers Samuel, farmer House T W, farmer Jackson Danl, farmer Green Level. Lynn Geo, farmer Lynn J J, cotton gin and Adams J H. farmer mill Broadwell Jarrett, farmer Page Anderson, gin and far'er Council A C, farmer Page J W, physician Johnson M J, farmer Page P A, teacher Lewis John, farmer Riddle W S, carpenter Olive Merrell, farmer Sanders Rufus, farmer Upehurch G A, farmer Smith J R, farmer Yates & Ferrell, merchants Smith H J, farmer Smith H T, farmer Gulley's Mills, Smith WT, farmer Gulley Ransom, farmer Tucker W S, mill and cotton Johnson B B, farmer gin Jones John, farmer Warren J R, mer and farmer Jones J A S, farmer Johnson J B, farmer Holland's. Kingj Barney, farmer Banks T L, physician Leach I S, farmer Bledsoe Giles, mechanic Penney S H, farmer Crowder W D, farmer Penney Young, farmer Turner W S jr, farmer Smith A E, physician Hobby S II, farmer and un- Smitli R A, farmer dertaker Younc? Jolin, farmer Jewell C C, farmer Young W H, farmer Jewell W M, farmer E, farmer Young Y Partin G P, mechanic Smith E A, physician Hayes' Store. Smith S W, farmer Stephenson I), Cooper Chas, farn)er L farmer Edwards Chas, farmer Stephenson M M, farmer Utley S Edwards J T, cotton gin, M, mechanic merchant and farmer Whitaker P^ibius, farmer Williams school Forest J L D, carjienter S M, teacher Hailey James, merchant and Young J J, farujer farmer Hayes C D, merchant Holly Springs. Hayes J D, fruit grower Adams D E, farmer 208 GAZETTEER.

Adams James, farmer Rarely T B, fanner Adams J T, cotton gin and Revis Hilliard, farmer saw mill Alford G B, merchant and Eelvin Grove.

^ . . Lee Sarah B, farmer Bryant^\^'"'^i^J binercnant l^,^^^ ^ ^y ^ ^ merchants farmer Carter TL, Lynn Wiley, farmer Cross A P gi.j and farmer p .^ Anderson, farmer Edwards H b, farmer ^^;?^j^ ^y .^ f^^,,^^^^ Goodwin. I, school teacher gorrell Jacob, farmer Ho and Bennett, farmer -^^^ ^yj j ^y f^^,^^^^^, Holland D_B, cotton and gm Wiggins Solomon, farmer saw mill ° Lynch L,farmer and mechanic Leachburff°* McLean J A, physician Nichols M C, merand farm'r Barnes J J, merchant and Norris J A, farmer, mill and farmer cotton gin Godwin W B, farmer Norris N M, cotton gin, mill Holland C H, farmer and farmer Holland J L, postmaster Norris P A, farmer Johnston C R, farmer Pope A S, farmer Leach J F, farmer Sloan G W, farmer Lee J J, miller and farmer Upchurch D L, merchant Wood David, farmer Utley B S, physician Young B W, teacher and Wheeler W H, farmer farmer

Hutcheson's Store. Moore's Mills. Bailey A Y, farmer Bunn Wesley, farmer Bledsoe W C, farnier Chamblee B D, farmer Brasfield T S, merand farm'r Chamblee AV H, farmer Cox Wm, farmer Ferrell W B, ftirmer Hester E P, farmer Hopkins A P, farmer Honeycutt G A, farmer Hopkins J F, farmer Honeycntt R D, farmer Llorton A R, farmer Hudson Walter, farmer Horton C M, farmer Hutcheson G iM, post master Horton C, farmer Morris Wm, raeichant Horton G R, farmer Nipper Buckner, farmer Horton H R, farmer Rarelv J M, farmer Horton J W Sr, farmer GAZETTEER. 20U

Horton J W Jr, farmer Maynard Allen, fiirmer Horton S L, merchant and Maynard Josei)h, farmer farmer ^IcGec Henry, farmer Horton S S, farmer Morris W H Sr, farmer Horton William, farmer Morris W H & Bro, merchants Jones Dennis, merchant and Page M W, farmer farmer Page Williamson, farmer Jones Hilliard, farmer Patterson 11 M, physician Lee Jutson, farmer Pugh J L. merchant Liles Burbin, farmer Pugh J M, merchant and Liles L O, farmer postmaster Liles W W, farmer Scott Sidney, ftirmer Medlin Ruffin, farmer Scott W B, farmer Moore W C, farmer Sears & Merritt, merchants Pace P P, farmer Stone J H, farmer Pace W W, farmer Stone Mark, farmer Pearce J R, farmer Stone Needham, farmer Pearce Wesley, farmer Stone Young, farmer Proctor I M, merchant and Weatherspoou H, farmer farmer Richardson A J, merchant Myatt's Mills. and farmer Underbill J D, farmer Adams J PI, merchant Blalock Hugh, farmer Morrisville. Davis John, mechanic Ferrell A, mechanic Adams J Q, farmer W Honeycutt B, buggy and Bagwell G B, farmer wagon mkr Booth e J W, farmer Johnston F, Byrd J R, farmer A merchant King H, meclianic Cotton A T, ])hysician C farmer Edwards C D, farmer Myatt J W, Edwards Richard, farmer Myatt W A, farmer Edwards W H Parti n Mark, mechanic Purefoy J J, farmer Green C J, farmer Rand O R, farmer Herndon W T, physician South II F, mechanic Herndon & Cotton, druggists Temple B, buggy and Home S N, merchant W Home & Maynard, wagon wagon maker and buggy makers Neuse. King J S, farmer Lowe J H, farmer Allen & Trawick, merchants 210 GAZETTEER.

Askew W F, manufacturer Boling & Wilson, cotton gin Davis W H, farmer and saw mill Dunn E J, farmer Booker A B, farmer Dunn J C, farmer Booker Gaston, farmer Dunn J J, farmer Boothe T H, farmer Dunn Peterson, farmer and Bright C J, merchant and merchant depot agent Dunn P A, farmer Bright Orren, former Fort D F, merchant Bright W, farmer Gill D D, farmer Carpenter Wm, farmer Honeycutt T L, merchant Gates H M, school teacher Hunter J T, farmer Dupree J H, farmer Hunter W F, asst post masterDupree S H, farmer Jeffreys R R, farmer Edwards J J, farmer and Jeffreys R \V, farmer merchant Lassiter W C, farmer Freeman B B, farmer McReath H, machinist Freeman R T, chair maker Massey T H, merchant Gardner Rufus, farmer Norwood G W, farmer Holland D B, farmer and mill Ray H C, farmer Holleman Edwin, farmer Robertson T B, physician Judd D P, farmer Robertson T C, farmer Judd J P, farmer Watkins H & Co, merchants Lashley H C, deputy sheriff and farmer New Hill. Lashley W J, farmer Avent J F, farmer ^' ^^f^^^TLuther Ihomas,^^T'"farmer Ausley Wm, preacher and Mann C H, larmer farmer4?/v..v.^„ Norris H, farmer Barker Brinkly, farmer W Olive A J, farmer Barker H J, farmer Olive Holloway, farmer Barker Mark, farmer Olive Ira, farmer Barker T B, farmer ' Manuel, farmer r> 1 V Air r Olive Barker \W, far randillwheel- R^.^ardson A C, farmer wright ' Richardson J M, farmer Barker Zachery, farmer Rollins H G, sewing machine Beckwith Green, farmer agt Bennett R J, farmer and car Seagraves Calvin, farmer penter Seagraves L B, J P and farmer Bennett H, farmer W Seagraves Thos, farmer Boling J W, me^ and farmer GAZETTEER. 211

Welch J J, farmer Hunter Jacob, farmer Wilson S Y, fanner Hunter W K, merchant AVorable H A, farmer Jones Wm II, farmer Womble J M, farmer Leigh J C, farmer Womble Thos, farmer Mitchell Wm, farmer Womble W B, farmer Pace E R, merchant Pearce James, farmer Old Shops. Pearce John, farnaer Redford J B, farmer Adams D C, farmer Redford E, farmer Adams J A, farmer W Rogers L B, farmer Ballentiue W M, farmer Rogers W, farmer Jolmson J L, merchant and W Scarboro farmer J H, wheelw^right Scarboro S H, merchant Norris Jesse A, farmer Shadrach J H, blacksmith Stell G A, farmer Rogers' Store. Stell Wesley, farmer Arnold J A, farmer Stell William, farmer Bledsoe W L, farmer Stell & Ferrell, merchants Brogden I J, farmer Wall Addison, farmer GuUie W H, mercht and J P Wall A G, farmer Jones R M, J P Watkins H, merchant Jones W A, farmer AVatkins John, farmer Mitchell W D, farmer Watkins Manly, farmer Moore D K, farmer Watkins N R, farmer Peace J N, physician Wiggins G D, farmer Ray Buckner, farmer Williams J A, farmer Safer W T, farmer Young A R, physician

Rolesville. Wake Forest. Arnold W C, merchant Allen W & Co, tanners and Bailey J J, farmer cotton ginners Ferrell J J, wheelwright Brewer J M, farmer Ferrell 8 W, farmer Brewer W C, farmer Fleming J R, physician Dickson & Purefoy, raerchts Flem-ing N B, blacksmith Dunn W B & Co, manfrs of Fowler W B, farmer plows Fowler E C, merchant Gill EE, farmer Fowler M C, physician Hoi den I T, farmer Freeman R A, farmer H olden W S, farmer Harris John, farmer Mangum P H, farmer 212 GAZETTEER.

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POST-OFKICE. .^ COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Abbottsburg, Bladen Avery's Creek Buncombe Abbott's Creek Davidson Avoca Bertie Adams' Mills, Union Ayersville Stokes Advance Davie Albemarle (c. b.) Stanley Baird's Creek Pamlico Albei^on Duplin *Bakersville(c. h.) Mitchell Ale.xandriana Mecklenburg Bald Creek Yancey Alfordsville Robeson Ballentine's Mill V\ ake Alamance '.....Guilford Balsam Grove Transylvania Allenton Robeson Bainboo Watauga Alma Robeson Banks' Wake Alpine Surry Banner's Elk ..Watauga Aman's Store Onslow Bannerman's Pender Ames' Turnout Union Barclaysville, Harnett Amity Hill Iredell Barnardsville Buncombe Ammon Bladen Barnes' Store Wilson

Anderson's Store : .("aswell Barrett's Mountain Alexander Angola Pender Bath Beaufort Ansonville Anson Baltleboro Edgecombe Antioch Robeson Bayboro Pamlico Apex Wake Beamans X Koads .Sampson Apple Grove. Ashe Beam's Mills .Cleaveland Aquone Macon Bear Creek Chatham Arcadia Davidson Bear Poplar Rowan Archer Lodge Johnston Bear Wallow Henderson Areola Warren Beasly Hill Johnston Arden Buncombe Beattie's Foid Lincoln Argyle Cumberland Beatty's Bridge Bladen Armour Columbus Beaufort (c. h.) Carteret

Ashboro (c. h ) Randolph Beaumont Chatham *Asheville (c. ii.) Buncombe Beaver Clierokee Asheford McDowell Beaver Creek Aslie Ashland Caswell Beaver Dam Union Ashton Pender Bee Log Yancey Aspen Grove Kockingiiam Beech Creek Watauga Auburn Wake Belew Creek Mills Forsyth Aulander '. Bertie Bellevoir Chatham Auman's Hill .Montgomery Bell's Ferry Pitt Aurelian Spring's.. Ilalifax Belleville ":' Pender Aurora Beaufort Belvidere Perquiman's Averasboro Harnett Bennett's X Roads Sampson NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Bensalem ... Moore Brittain Rutherford Bentonville Johnston Broadway Mooi e Berea Granville Brodie Place Warren Bethania Forsyth Brogden's Mill Wayne Bethany Davidson Brooklin Robeson Bethany Church IretltU Brookston Warren Bethel Pitt Brewer's Mills Randolph Bethel Hill Person Brown Creek Union Beulaville Duplin Brown Mountain *.. Stokes Beverly Anson Brown's Cross Roads Randolph Big Creek Stokes Brown's Knob Buncombe Big Falls Alamance Brown's Summit Guilford Big Laurel Madison Brownsville Granville Big Lick Stanley Brush Creek Chatham Big Oak Moore Bryansville Marion Big Pine Creek Madison Buchanan Granville

Big Spring. . . Jackson Buckhorn Cumberland Biiesville Stanley Buckland Gates Blacii Creek Wilson Buena Vista Duplin Blackman's Mills Sampson Buffalo Cove Caldwell Blackmar Rowan Buffalo Ford Randolph

Black River Chapel . . . . Sampson Buffalo Pit per Mills Cleaveland Black Rock Cleaveland Bug Hill Columbus Bladenboro Bladen Bull Heak Greene Blocker's Cumberland Bunn's Level .Harnett

Blount's Creek , Beaufort Burgaw Depot Pender Blowing Rock Watauga Burmingtown Macon

Blue Ridge . ..Henderson Burnsville (c. h.) Yancey Blue's Grossing Moore Burnt Chimney Rutherford Blue Wing Granville Busbee Buncombe Bogue Columbus Bush Hill Randolph Boiling Springs Cleaveland Bushy Fork Person Boilston Henderson Butler Rutherford Bolton Columbus Butler's Ford Montgomerj' Boman's Bluff Henderson Byarsville Cleaveland Boomer Wilkes Byrdsville Coluinbus

Boone (c. h. ) Watauga Boonville Yadkin Cabbin Creek Montgomery Bostick's Mills Richmond Cagle's Mills Ra'ndolph Best's Mills Cabarrus Cain's Branch McDowell Bowden's Duplin Cairo Anson Bowie's Creek Harnett Calahan Davie Branch's Store Duplin Caldwell Listitute Orange Brasstown Cherokee Caldwell's Mecklenburg

Brevard (c. h ) Transylvania Caledonia Moore Brick Church Guilford Caleman Henderson Bridgewater ..Burke Calhoun Transylvania Brier Creek Wilkes California Currituck Briggsville Madison California Creek Madison Bright's Creek Polk Calvin Stanley

Brindletown Burke Camden [c. h.]. . . Camden Bringle's Ferry Davidson Camera Pender Brinkland Bladen Cameron Moore Brinkleyville Halifax Camp Call Cleaveland NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFP^ICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Camp Creek Rurke Colerain Bertie Cana Davie Cole's Mills .Randolph Cane Creek Chatham Cole's Store Randolph Cane River Yancey Colesville Stokes Carson's Creek Transylvania Collettsville Caldwell Carter's Mills, Moore Columbia (c. h.) Tyrrell *Carthage (c. h.) Moore *Columbus (c. ii.) Polk Cary .Wake Comfort .Jones Casher's Vallej' .Jackson Company IMills Guilford Castalia Nash *Company's Shops Alamance Cataloochce liaj'wood *Concord (c. h.) Cabarrus Catawba Catawba Conger's Iredell Catherine Lake Onslow Conover Catawba Cedar Cliff Alamance Contenlnea Greene Cedar Creek Cumberland Cool Spring Iredell Cedar Dale Pender Copal Grove Stanley Cedar Fsdls Randolph Copeland Surry Cedar Grove Orange Council's Station Bladen Cedar Hill Anson County Line Davie Cedar Mountain Transylvania Cove Creek H ay wood Cedar Rock Franklin Covington Richmond Cedar Kun Alexander Cowan's Ford Mecklenburg Cedar Yidley Caldwell Coxville ..Pitt Celo Yancey Crab Tree Haywood Centre Guilford Grain's Creek Moore Centre Grove Person Cranberry Forge Mitchell Cerro Gordo Columbus Creswell Washington Chalk Level Harnett Croalan Craven Chandler's Grove.... Montgomery Cross Canal Camden -Chapel JIill Orange Cross Roads Church Yadkin Charleston (c. h.) Swain Cross Rock Madison *Charlotte (c. h.) Mecklenburg Crowder's Creek Gaston Cherryfield Transylvania Crowder's Mountain Gaston Cherry Lane Alleghany Cuba Rutherford Cherry ville Gaston Cullasaja Macon Chestnut Hill Ashe Cullowhee Jackson Chestnut Ridge Yadkin Cunningham's Store Person Chunney Rock Rutherford Curriersville Moore China Grove Rowan Curtis' Mills Alamance Chocowinity Beaufort Cypress Creek Bladen Chronicle Catawba Capel's Mill Ilichmond Clark's Mills Moore Cloudland Mitchell Clarkton Bladen Colfax Guilford Clay Folk Cumberland Columbia Factory Randolpli Clayton Johnston Crossville Gates

Clear Creek. . Cabarrus Crowell's Halifax Cleaveland Mills Cleaveland Currituck (c. h.) Currituck Clemmonsville Davidson *Clinton (c. h.) Sampson Dallas (c. h.) Gaston Clover Orchard Alamance Dalton Stokes Cobton Craven Danbury (c. h.) Stokes

Coburn's Store Union *Davidson College . . Mecklenburg Coddle Creek Cabarrus Davidson River Transylvania Coinjock Currituck. Dawson's Cross Roads Halifax NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Dawson's Laading Bladen Elbaville Davie Dj'er's Branch Madison Eldorado Montgomery Day Book Yancy Elevation Johnston Dayton Wake Elizabeth City (c. h.). .Pasquotank Deaver's Transylvania Elizabethtown [c. h.] Bladen Deep Creek Anson Elk Creek Alleghany Deep River Guilford ElkX Roads Ashe Deep Run Lenoir Elkin Surry Dellaplane Wilkes Elkinsville Bladen Democrat Buncombe Elk Shoals Iredell Denton Davidson Elkville Wilkes Denver Lincoln Ellerbe Springs Richmond Devanes Cumberland Elm Grove Chatham Diamond Hill Anson Elmwood Iredell Dinsdaie Polk *Enfleld Halifax Dismal Sampson England's Point Cherokee Dobbinsville Sampson Englehard Hyde Dobson Surry Enoch ville Rowan Dockery Wilkes Erie Mills Montgomery Double Shoal Cleaveland Erwinsville Cleaveland Douglas Rockingham Eupeptic Springs .. Iredell Dover Craven Euplirouia Moore Downingville Bladen Eureka Alamance Downsville Caldwell Dry Creek Montgomery Fair Bluff Columbus Dry's Mill Cabarrus Fairfax Swain Duncan's Creek Rutherford Fairfield Hyde Duck Creek ..... Onslow Fair Grove Davidson Dudley Wayne Fair Haven Moore Dundarrach Robeson Fair View Buncombe Durant's Neck. Perquimans Faisou's Depot Duplin *Durham Orange Falkland Pitt Dutchville Granville Fall Creek Chatham Dymond City Martin Falling Creek Lenoir Dysortville McDowell Farmville Pitt Farmers Randolph Eagle Mills Iredell Farmers' Turnout Columbus Eagle Rock Wake Farmington Davie

Earpsboro Johnston *Fayetteville [c. h.]. . .Cumberland East Bend Yadkin Fine's Creek Haywood East Fork Transylvania First Broad Rutherford Eask Lake Dare Fish Dam A Wake East Laport Jackson Fitch's Store Caswell Easy Hill Brunswick Five Forks Stokes Eden Randolph Flat Branch Forsyth *Edenton (c. h.) Chowan Flat Creek Buncombe Edgewood Halifax Flat River Orange Edinboro Montgomery Flat Rock Henderson Edney ville Henderson Flat Shoal Surry Edwards' Cross Roads. ..Alleghany Flemington Columbus Edwards' Mills Beaufort Flemmings Catawba Edwardsville Surry Flinty Branch Mitchell Efird's Mills Stanley Flower Hill Randolph Egypt Depot Chatham Fonta Flora Burke NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY, POST-OFFICB. COUNTV. Foolville Yadkin Gushen Wilkes Forbush Yadkin Graham (c. h.) Alamance Forest ville Wake Grange Transylvania Fork Clmrch Davie Granite Hill Iredell Forks or Pigeon Haywood Grantsbnro Pamlico Forks of Tennessee Swam Granlville Buncombe Forney's C reek Swain Grantham's Store Wayne Fork Swamp Beaufort Grape Creek Cherokee Fort Landing Tyrrel Grassy Knob Rutherford Fountain liill Greene Grassy Creek Mitchell Fousi's Mill Randolph Gravel Hill Bladen Francisco Stokes Gray Eagle Buncombe *Franklin (c. li.) Macon Gray's Chapel Randolph *Frauklinton Franklin Gray's Creek Cumberland Franklinville...... Kandolpli Greenlee's McDowell Freeman's Mills Guilford Green Hill Rutherford Fremont Wayne Green Level Wake French Broad Buncombe Green Mountain f Yancey French Creek Church Bladen Green River Henderson Friedburg Fors^-tlie Green Rock Caldwell Friendship Guillord *Grcensboro [c. h.] Guilford Fulton .. . Davie Green's Grove Rutherford Greenville [c. h.] Pitt Gaddysville Robeson G reen wood Moore Gamble's Store Rutherford Grisssom Granville. Gap Civil (G. h.) .. .. Alleghany Grist's Station Columbus Gap Cerek Ashe <5rove . . Chatham Garden Creek . . Haywood Gulf Chatham Garrabaldi Gaston Gulley's Mill Wake Gar\-sburg Northampton Gum Branch Onslow Gastonia Gaston Gum Neck Tyrrel Gatesville (c. h.) Gates Gatlington Gates Hadden Mountain .Jackson Georgetown Jackson Hadley's Mills Chatham CJermantcn Stokes Hall's Ferry Davie Gibb's Cross Roads. . ..Cumberland Hale Wood Madison Gibson's Mills Richmond Halifax [c. h.] Halifax Gibsonville Guilford Hall's Mill Wilkes Giles' Mill Sampson Hallsville Duplin Gilmer's Store Guilford Hambursrh Jack.son Gillett's Store Carteret Hamilton jMartin Glade Creek Alleghany Hamlet Richmond Gladesboro Randolph Hamptonville Yadkin Glen Brook Randoldh Hannersville Davidson Glen Alpine Springs Burke llanrahan pjtt Glenco« Buncombe Happy Home Burke Glenola Randolph Hare's Store .Jolins'on Globe Caldwell Harlowe Carteret Godwin's .Johnston Harper's .Johnston Gold Hill Rowan Harper's Cross Roads Chatham Gold Region Moore Ilnrrel's Store Sampson *Goldsboro (c .h.) Wayne Harrellsville Hertford Good Spring Surry Harrells Mitchell Goose Creek Island Pamlico Harrington Harnett NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Harrisburg Cabarrus Horse Cove Macon Harrison Mecklenburg Horse Shoe Henderson Harrisville Montgomery Hothouse Cherokee Harts Rowan Howellsville Robeson Hartsboro .Edgecombe Hudsonville Caldwell Hartshorn Alamance Hdil's X Roads Lincoln

Hartsville Wake Hunsucker's Store. . . .Montgomery Haslin Beaufort Hnntersville Mecklenburg Hatteras Dare Hunting Creek Wilkes Haw Branch Onslow Huntley Sampson Hawk Mine Mitchell Huntsville Yadkin Hawley's Store Sampson Hurdells' Mill Person

Haw River , . . .Alamance Hutchinson's Store Wake Hayes' Store .' Wake Hayesville [c. h.] Clay Idaho ..Cumberland Hay Meadow Wilkes Idol's Mill Ashe Haystack Surry Indian Hill Davidson Haywood Chatham Indian Grove Surry Healing Springs Davidson Indian Springs Wake Heathsville Halifax Indian Town Currituck Hebron Mecklenburg Indian Trail Union

Heilig s Mill . . .Rowan Iverness Cumberland Helton Aslie Irene Mecklenburg ^Henderson Granville Iron Duff Ha3wo()d

Henderson ville [c. h J. ..Henderson Iron Hill Columbus Henry's .McDowell Iron Station Lincoln Herringsville' Sampson Island Ford Rutherford *Hertford [c. h.] Perquimans Ivy Madison Hester's Store Person Ivy Gap Yancey Hickory Catawba Hickory Grove Wake Jackson [c. h.] Northampton Hicksville Rutherford Jackson Hill Davidson Highlands Macon Jackson's Springs Moore Hightowers Caswell Jackson's Creek Randolph *High Point Guilford Jacksonville [c. h.] Onslow High Shoals Gaston Jacob's Ford Catawba Hilliadston Nash Jamestown Guilford *Hillsboro [c. h.] Orange Jamesville Martin Hillsdale .Guilford Jarvisburg Currituck Hill's Store Randolph Jefferson (c. h.) Ashe Hoflfman Richmond Jennings' Mills Iredell

Hogback Valley Transylvania Jericho . . Wayne Holland's Wake Jerusalem Davie Holly Bush Cleaveland Jewell Stokes Holly Grove Moore Johnston's Mills Pitt Holly Springs Wake Jonas Ridge Burke

Holly's Wharf Chowan Jonathan's Creek. ^ Haywood Hollywood Carteret *Jonesboro Moore Hollow Poplar Mitchell Jones' Creek Anson Holman's Davie Jonesville Yadkin Hominy Creek Buncombe Jug Town Catawba Hookerton Greene Junalnska Jackson Hoover Hill Randolph Hope Mills Cumberland Kapp's Mill Surry NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OKFICK. COUNrV. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Keenersville Mitciicll Lewisville Forsyth Kelvin Grove W;ike Lexington [c. h.] Davidson Kemp's Mill Kaiidolph Liberty Hill Iredell *Kcnausville [c h.] Duplin Liberty Store Guilford Kendall Anson Lick Creek Davidson Kernersville Forsytli Lick Log Creek Clay Keys Buncombe Lilesville Anson Keyser Moore Lilhngton [c. h.] Harnett Killian's Mills Lincoln *Lincolnton [c. h.] Lincoln

Kimbolton Chatham Line Hill . . Ashe King's Creek Caldwell LinvilleCove Mitchel *King's Mountain Cleaveland Linvilie Store Burke

Kinnekeet Dare LinT|pod. . . ^ D.-.vidson

*Kinston [e. h ] . . Lenoir Lisbon Sampson Kirk's Mills Stanley Little Creek Madison Kittrell Granville Little Pine Creek ]\Iadison Kilty Hawk Currituck Little River Alexander Knap of Reeds (rranville Little River AcademA'.. Cumberland Knob Creek Cleaveland Little's Mills ' Richmond

Knott's Island .. Currituck Little Rock Creek :\IitclR II Knott's Store An^on Little Sui,^ar Loaf HIaden Kyle's Landinir Cuniberhuui "Littleton Halifax Ldckville .Chatham La Grange Lenoir L(.cHslHill Caswell Lake Comfort ...... Hyde Locust Level Stanly Lake Landing Hyde I>ogtin's Store JKulherford Lanesboro A nson Long Hraiich Alamance Lane's Creek Union Long Creek Pender Lassiier's Mills Randolph Long Pine Anson Latham's Beaufort Long Ridge Washington Laurel Franklin Long's Cross Roads Person Laurinburg Richmond Long's Mills Randolph Laurel Branch Allegiiany Long's Store Union Laurel Hill Riciimond Longtown Yadkin Laurel Springs Ashe *Louisburg [c. h.] Franklin Lawsonville Rockingham Lovelace Wdkes Leachburg Joiinston Lovelady Caldwell Leaksviile Kockingham Love's Level Union Leasburg Ca^^wel! Lowesville Lincoln Lebanon Columl)us Low Gap Surry Ledger Mitchell Loy's Shop Alamance Lee Midison Lumber Bridge Robeson Leechville Beaufort *Lumberton [c. h.] Robeson Lee's Mills. Washington Lynch Madison

Lee's Store. . . Halifax Lvnn Madison Leesville Robeson I^ynn Polk Leicester Buncombe Lyon's Landing Bladen *Lenoir[c h] Caldwell Lenox Castle Rockingham McBride's Mill Watauga Leo Sianly McCrary's Store Alamance Level Cross Randolph McLeansville . . . Guilford Level Plains Kandolph Macedonia Montgomery Lewis Forks Wilkes Mackey's Ferry Wasliingtoh Lewiston Bertie Macon Depot Warren NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY,

Madison Rockingham Mocksville [c. h.] Davie *iMagnolia Duplin Moltitt's Mills Randolph

Makelyville . ..Hyde Moncure Chatham Manchester Cumberland *Monroe [c. h.] Union Mangum Richmond Monroeton Rockingham

Manly , Ashe Monticello Guilford Manly Station Moore Montpelier Richmond Mann's Harbor Dare Mooresboro Cleaveland Manson Warren Mo<:)re's Creek Pender Manteo [c. h.] Dare Moore's Mills Wake Maple Cypress Craven Mooresville Iredell Maple Springs Wilkes Mooshaunee Moore

Margarettesville Northampton Moravian Falls. ; Wilkes *Marion [c. h.J .'. ..McD(y\vell Morehead City Carteret Marlboro Pitt Morelz Mills Watauga Marley's Mills Randolpli Morgan Hill Buncombe Marsden Bladen Morgan's Mills Uniou *Marshall [c, h.J Madison *Morganton [c h.] Burke Mars Hill Madison Morrisville Wake Martindale Mecklenljurg Morton's Store Alamance Martin's Mill Montgomery Morven .Anson Matthews Meekienburg Moss Neck Kobeson Maylield Rockingliam Mountain Creek Catawl)a Maysville Jones Mountain Island Gaston Meadow Hill Wilkes Mountain View .. AVarren Meadows Stokes *Mount Airy Surry Mears Bluff .Brunswick Mount Bethel Alexander Meat Camp VVatctuga ]\Iouiit Energy Granville *Mebanesville Alamance Mount Gilead Granville Meeksville Wilson .Mount Mourne Iredell Melrose Robeson Mount Nebo Yadkin Mellville Alamance MtJunt Olive Wayne Melvin Hill Polk Mount Pisgnh Alexander Mrchant Mills Gales Mount Pleasant fJabarrus Merrimon ... .Halifax Mount Prospect Union Merry Mount Warren Mount Sterling Haywood Merry Oaks Clialham Mount Tabor. Forsyth M icaville Yancey Mount Tirza Person Middleburg Warren Mount Ulla Rowan Middle Cane Watauga Mount Vernon Rowan Middle Swamp .Bladen Mount Zion Wilke? Middleton Hyde Mouth of Buffalo Ashe Midway Davidson Moyock Currituck Mill Biidge Rowan Muddy Fork Cleaveland Mill Creek ... Person Mud Lick Chatham Milledgeville Montgonieiy Mulberiy Wilses Miller's Creek .'Wilkes Mull Grove Catawba Millertown Rowan Munn's Station Moore Mill Hill Cabarrus Mnrfreesboro Hertford Mill River Henderson *Murpliy [c. h.J Cherokee Mills' Spring Polk Mutual Love Mecklenburg *Milion '. Caswell Myatl's Mills Wake Mingo Sampson Mint Hill Mecklenburg Nantahalah Swaiu NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

rOST-OFKICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Narrows .. Stauly Oregon Rockingham Niif^hville [c. h Nash Ore Knob Ashe Niitlian's (, reck Ashe Ore Hill Chatham Nat Moore Bladen Ormonsville Greene Nebo McDowell Osbornville Wilkes Nettle Nuob Ashe Osgood.: Chatham

Neuse . .Wake Otter Creek Rut herford *New Berne [c. h.] Craven Outlaw's Bridge Duplin Castle New Wilkes Owenville . .Sampson New Found Buncombe *0.xford [c. h.] Granville New Garden Guilford Oxford's Ford Catawba New Hill Wake New Hope Iredell Pacolet Falls Polk New Hope Academy Randolph Pacific Franklin New House Cleaveland Pactolus Pitt New Light Wake Paint Rock ^Madison New Market Randolph Palmyra Halifax New Mills Camden Palo Alto On.slow Newport Carteret Pamlico Pamlico New River Alleghany Pantego Beaufort New Salem Ran'dolpli Panther Creek Yadkin yiiiw Sterling Iredell Park Hill Burke New Supply Brunswick Patterson Caldwell Newton [c. h ] Catawba Patterson's Bridge Moore Newton Grove Samp.sun Patterson's Mill Orange Nicholson's Alamance Patterson's Store Alamance Nicholson's Mills Iredell Patton's Home Rutherford Nicholsonville Cleaveland Paw Creek Mecklenburg Norton's Jackson Paint Fork Madison North Brook Lincoln Paint Gap Yancey Noitli Cove McDowell Pates Kabe-sou North Fork Ashe Peach Tree Cherokee Norwood Stanly Petty Shore Hertford .Xottla Cherokee Peacock's X Roads .Johnston Peacock's Store Columbus Oak Forest Iredell Pedlar's Hill Chatham Oak Grove Union Pee Dee Anson Oak Hill Granville Pekin Montgomery Oakland Halifax Peletier's Mills Carteret Oak Ridge Guilford Pelham Caswell Oaks Orange Pensacola Yancey Oak Spring Rutherford Perkinsville Burke Oakville Warren PersirSmon Creek Cherokee Ocona Lufty Swain Peru Haywood Ocracoke Ilvde Peter's Creek "Stokes Old Fort McDowell Petra Mills Caldwell Old Furnace Gaston Phoenix Columbus Old Hundred. . . Richmond Piedmont Springs Burke Old Shop Wake Pigeon River Haywood Old Town Forsvthe Pigeon Valley Haywood Olin Iredell Pike Cumberland Olive Branch Union Pikeville Wayne Olive Hill Person Pilot Mountain Stokes Orange Factory Orange Pine Hall Stokes 10 NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Pine Level Johnston Riinsom's Bridge Nash Pine Run Watauo;!i Ray wood Union Pinevilie Mecldeuburg Ready Branch Wilkes Piney Greek Alleghany Red Banks Robeson Pin Hook Depot Gaston Red Cross Ranoolph Pink Bed Henderson Reddle's River Wilkes Pink Hill Lenoir Red Hill Mitchell Pinnacle Henderson Red Mountain Orange Pioneer Mills Cabarrus Eed Oak Nash Pireway Ferry Columbus Red Plains .. Yadkin Pisgah Randolph Red Shoals ...Stokes Pitch Landing Hertford Reed Creek Davidson *Pittsboro fc. h] Chatham *Reidsville. Rockingham Pleasant Garden Guilford Resaca Duplin Pleasant Gnwe Alamance Reyn(;ldson Gates Pleasant Hill Northampton Rialto Chatham Pleasant Home Lincoln Riceville Buncombe Pleasant Hidge Gaston Richardson's Creek...... Union Pleasansville Rockingham Richland Valley Haywood Plumraerville Robeson Richlands Onslow Plumtree Mitchell Rich Mountain Taekson Plymouth [c. h] Washington Rich Square Northampton Pocket Moore Riddieksville Hertford J'oint Caswell Pender Ridge's Creek Montgomery Polkton Anson Ridge Spring ' ." ...Pitt Pi)llocksville Jones Ridgeville ...Caswell Pool Rowan llidgeway Warren Poor's Ford ...Rutherford Riggsbee'a Store .... Chatham

Poplar Branch Currituck RiTey's Cross Roads... . Franklin

Poplar Grove. Polk Ringwood . Halifax Poplar Hill Anson Riverdale Craven Portsmouth Carteret River Hill Iredell Potecasi Northampton River View Mecklenburg Powelton Richmond Rives' Chapel Chatham

Pralher's Creek. . . . Alleghany Roaring Gap Wilkes Piestonville Stokes Eoaring River Wilkes Prce's Mil+ Union Robbinsville (c. h.} Graham Price's Store Rockingham Robersonville Martin Pinceton Johnston Roberson Columbus Prospect Hall Bladen Robin Hill Cumberland Prospect Hill Caswell Roanoke Martin Prosperity Moore Rock Dale IMacon Providence Ohatham Rock Creek xVlamancc Putlear's Creek Wilkes Hock Cut Iredell Purley ... Caswell Rock Fish Duplin Rockford Surry Quaker Gay Stokes *Rockingham Richmond Quallatown Jackson Rock Level Rockingham

Query's. . . Mecklenburg Rock Spring Orange Rockwell Rowan

*Raleigii (c. h ) .Wake Rocky Meadow David.son Eumsaytown Yancey *Rocky IMount Edgecombe Ramsayville Madison Rocky Pass McDowell Ranaleburg Mecklenburg Rocky Point Pender NOIiTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES. 11

POST-OFFICK. COUN FY. POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Rodiinthe Dare Shallotte Brunswick RoiTors' Store Wake Shallow Ford Alamance KoVesvillc Wake Sharon ClCaveiand Rose Hay Hyde Sharpsburg Nash Rose Dale Pasijuotauk Shaw's Mills Guilford Rose Hill Duplin *Shelby [c. h.] Cleaveland Rosindale Bladen Sherrill's Ford Catawba Roslin Cumberland Shiloh Camden Round Peak Surry Ship Yard Camden Rowan !\Iills Rowan Shoe Heel Robeson Round Mountain Wilkes Shooting Creek Clay Roxobel Bertie Slioups Ford Burke Roxboro (c. h.) Person Shufordvdie Henderson Ruffin Rockingham Shull's Mills Watauga Rural Hall Forsyth Sidney Columbus Rusk Surry Seigle s Store Lincoln *Rutherfordton (c. h.) ..Rutherford Silas Creek Ashe

Siloam . ..Surry Saint John Hertford Silver Hill Davids;)n Saint Lawrence Chatham Silver Dale Onslow Saint Paul's Robeson Simmon Grove Chatham *Salem Forsyth Six Runs Sampson Salem Chapel Forsyth Skinnersville Washington Salem Church Randolph Sladesville Hyde *Salisbury [c. h.] Rowan Small's Cross Roads Chowan h. Saluda Polk Smithfield fc. J Johnston Sinders' Store Carteret Sandy Creek Randolph POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. Sandy Foundation Lenoir Smith Grove Davie Sandy Grove Cliatham Smith's Creek Pamlico Sandy Mush Buncombe Smith's Ford Cabarrus Sandy Plains Polk Smilhville [c. h.] Brunswick Sandy Ridge Stokes Smyrna Carteret Sandy Sprii.gs Polk Snead's Ferry Onslow Sanford Moore Sneedsboro An.^c n Sans Souci Bertie Snipe's Store Chatham Sassafras Fork Granville Snow Camp "..Alamance Sauratovvn Stokes Snow Creek Iredell

Sawyersville Randolph Snow Hill [c. h ] Greene Saxapahaw Alamance Soapstone Mount Randolph Science Hill Randolph Soda Hill Watauga

•Scotland Neck. . Halifax Solitude Ashe Scott's Creek Jackson Sonoma Haywood Scott's Cross Roads Iredell Sour Wood Yadkin Scon's Hill Pender South Creek Beaufort Scottville Ashe South Fork Ashe Scuppernong Washington South Gaston Halifax Seaboard Northampton South Lowell Orange Sedges Garden Forsy the South !Mills Camden Selma Johnston South Point Gaston

Semora Caswell South River. . Rowan Settle Ircdel! South Toe Yancey

Shady Grove Anson South Washington [c. h ]. . .Pender Shady Springs Ashe Sparkling CalawbaSprings, Catawba 12 NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY. POST-OFFrCE. COUNTY. Sparta Edgecombe Tarheel Bladen Speight's Bridge Greene Tar Landing Onslow Spout Springs Harnett Taylor's Bridge Sampson Spring Creek. Madison Taylorville [c. h.] Alexander Springdale Haywood Teachey's Duplin Spring Grove Iredell The Cape Dare Springville Cabarrus *Thomasville Davidson Spring Hope Nash Thompson ville Rockingham Spruce Pine Mitchell Three Forks Yancey Stagg's Creek Ashe Tobaccoville Forsyth Stagville Orange Toisnot Wilson Stanhope Nash Tolarsville Robeson Stanley's Creek Gaston Tomatola Cherokee Stantonsburg Wilson Toms Creek. Surry

State Road . .Surry Topsail Sound PendeV *Statesville [c. h.] Iredell Town Creek Brunswick Stecoali Graham Townesville Granville Steele Creed Mecklenburg Trail Branch i\Iadison Stencil House Hyde Trap Hill Wilkes Sterling's Mills Kobeson Trenton [c. h.].... Jones St'ce's Shoal Cleaveland Triangle Lincoln Still Hluff Pender *Trinity College Randolph Stocksviile Duncoinbe Troublesome Rockingham

Sloneville . Rockingham Troutman's Iredell

Stonewall Pamlico Troy [c. h.] . . Montgomery Stony Creek Caswell Troy's Store Randolpli

' Ston3' Fork . . . Watauga Troyville Harnett Stony Hill ..Wilkes Tryon City Polk Stony Point ..Alexander Tuckahoe Jones Stony Ridge Surrj' Tulin Cabarrus Stout Union Turkey Tail Burke

Strabane Lenoir Turuersburg. . . Iredell Stumpy Point Dare Turnpike Buncombe Stump Souna Onsluw Turner's Mountain Surrv Sugar Grove Watauga Turtletown Cherokee Sugar Hill McDowell Tusquitee Clay Sulphur Springs Montgomery Tuttle's Cross Roads Caldwell Suminci field Guilford Tyra Moore Sunbury Gates Tysor's Mills Chatham Sunny Side Halifax Supply Brunswick Union Hertford Sutherlands Ashe Union Church Moore SAvannanoa Buncombe University Station Orange Swann's Station Moore Uwharie Montgomery Swan Quarter [c. h.] Hyde Swansboro Onslow Valley Crucis Watauga Sweet Home Iredell Valley Springs Rutherford

Swift Creek Bridge Craven Valley Town . . .Cherokee Swift Island Montgomery Vanceville Buncombe Swinson's Cut Columbus Vandemere [c. h.] Pamlico Vest's Clierokee Table Rock .. .Burke Vienna Forsyth Tally Ho Granville Vdla Franca Rowan *Tarboro [c. h.J Edgecombe NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OKFICK. COINTY. rOST-OFFK'i;. COUNTY.

Wadeville .Monti^omeiy Whiteville (c. ii.) Columbus Waddull's H)ckin<:;li;im Wiiileville Depot Columbus " W'adesboro [c. h] Anson ^Vlly Not Randolph Wakefield Wake Wikles Store Macon Wake Forest College Wake Wilkesboro [c. h.] Wilkes Walkerstown Forsyili Williamsburg Iredell

Walkersville Union *Williamst()n [c. h j...... Martin Wallace Duplin Willis Creek ... Bladen Walnut Cove Stokes Willow Branch Gates Walnut Hill Ashe Willow Green Greene Walnut Mountain IMadison *Wilmington [c. h.].. New Hanover Walnut Run ..Madison *W^ilson (c. h.) Wilson AVard's Mill Onslow- Wilson's Mills Johnston Ward's Store Robeson Wilson's Store Stokes Wardville Chowan W"iltou Granville Warlick's Mills Burke Winchester Union Warm Springs Madison Winder Moore Warren Plains Warren *\vindsor [c. h.] Bertie *\Varrenton [c. h.] Warren Winfall Perquimans

Warrensville Sampson Winslow • Harnett Warsaw Duplin Winstead Person *\Vashington (c. h) ... .Beaufort * Winston (c. li.) Forsyth Watauga Fi'Us Watauga WMnton (c. h.) Hertford Whtkinsville ....Stokes Witteni)erg Alexander

AVatsonvjlle . . ..Rowan Wolf Creek Cherokee * Waynesville fc. h.) Haywood Wolf Jlountain Jackson Weaver's Creek .... VVarren Wolf Pond Union Weaversford Ashe Wolfsville Union Weaverville ..Buncombe Wolfbridge Craven Webb's Ford Rutherford Woodland Northampton

''Webster (c. h ) Jackson Woodlawn Gaston •*Weldon Halifax Woodleaf Rowan *Wentworrli (c. h.).. .Rockingham Woodsdale Person West Brook Bladen Woodsviile Perquimans Westlield Stokes Wynnsville Martin W^estminster Guilford West's Mill JNIacon Yadkin College Davidson Whitaker's. ... Edgecombe Yadkin Valley Davidson

White Hall Bladen Yadkinville |"c h.] Yadkin Wiggins' Cross Roads Gates Yancey's Store Person Wilbar Granville Yancey ville (c. h.) Caswell

Williamsboro Granville YeatesVille ' Beaufort White House Randolph Yellow Hill Wilkes White Marsh Washington Yellow ]\Iountam jSIitchell White Oak Bladen York Collegiate Institute. Alexander White Oak Hall Polk Yorkville Bladen White Plains Surry Young Cross Roads Granville White Road Forsyth Youms' Mill Catawba

White Rock , Madison Wliiteside Cove lackson Zion Yadkin While's Store Anson Zoar Union A3 ^ ^ ^

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