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STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
State Government
—Executive
of of of
\V.
Department.
F.
GOVERNOR— William
Person.
Walton Kitchin,
C.
CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER—Mrs.
Smith, of Wake.
LIEUT. -GOVERNOR— W.
Caldwell.
Newland,
ATTORNEY GENERAL—T. W.
Franklin.
Bickett,
PRIVATE SECRETARY TO GOVERNOR—
Alex
of
J.
EXECUTIVE CLERK— Miss
Halifax.
Feild,
of
Wake.
Annie Travis, Bryan
CLERK
AND
STENOGRAPHER—Miss
PUBLIC
of Guilford.
Sarah Burkhead, of Columbus.
SECRETARY
Grimes, of Pitt.
OF
STATE—J.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STRUCTION— J. Y. Joyner.
CHIEF CLERK—Allen
Lenoir.
INof
J.
Barwick,
CHIEF CLERK TO SECRETARY OF STATE— George W. Norwood, of Wake. CORPORATION CLERK— W. S. Wilson, of
Caswell.
CLERK
Hattie B.
AND
STENOGROPHER—Miss
SrENOGRAPHER—Miss
of
Minnie
Bagwell,
Wake.
SPECIAL CLERK FOR LOAN FUND AND SECRETARY TO EDUCATIONAL, CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE— C. H. Mebane, of Catawba.
Arrington, of Nash.
STATE TREASURER— Benj.
Wake.
R. Lacy, of
MENT—W.
CLERK
CHIEF
CLERK, TREASURY
F.
DEPARTM.
FOR
Moody,
of
INSTITUTIONS— H.
Mecklenburg.
INSPECTOR OF HIGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS— N. W. Walker, of Chapel Hill. ADJUTANT GENERAL—T. R. Robertson,
or"
Reece, of Wake.
STATE LIBRARIAN— M.
Catawba.
Mecklenburg.
O.
Sherrill,
of
Buncombe.
Cleveland.
TELLER— P. B. Fleming, of Franklin. LICENSE CLERK—Miss M. F. Jones,
F.
ASSISTANT
of
of
LIBRARIAN—Miss
Carrie E.
Broughton, of Wake.
STATE AUDITOR— Bcnj.
ker, of
Dixon,
CHIEF CLERK TO AUDITOR—E.
Wake.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND PRINTING — M. L. Shipman, of Henderson. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER — Geo. B.
nf
H. Ba-
Justice,
of
Rutlicrfordton.
TAX CLERK—Baxter
STENOGRAPHER— Miss
Durham,
of
Daisy Thompson,
Wake.
Wake.
looKing for a good banK, looK this way. BanK, RocKy Mount, N. C.
STATE
Young,
of
tution, Raleigh.
Pogue, (chm.), Raleigh. L. Steele, Roclunghara. Haves, Pittsboro. L. McNeil, Sanford. I?. Boyd, Warrenton. J. 11. Weathers, Raleigh. J. T. Rowland, Raleigh. J. L. McMillan, Red Springs. R. B. Bollman, Timberland.
Robt.
R. A. R.
E.
H.
Trustees A. &. M. College at Greensboro for the Colored Race.
Officers— M.
C.
S.
Noble,
Chapel
Hill,
Chairman.
A. Kerr, Greensboro, Secretary and Treasurer. First District— W. R. Williams, Falkland.
S.
G.
J.
B.
G.
Lineberry, Winterville. Boylin, Wadesboro.
Second District W. A. Darden, Ayden. Third District W. R. MagNewberry,
nolia.
— —
Board
\V.
of Trustees A.
and M. Col-
Fourth District— W. D.
Fifth District J. Sixth District— E.
ville.
lege, Raleigh.
Turner, Statesville. R. II. Ricks, Rocky Mount. O. Max Gardner, Shelby. Locke Craig, Asheville C. W. Cold, Wilson. E. M. Koonce, Jacksonville. T. W. Blount, Roper. D. A. Tompkins, Charlotte. J. T. Ellinerton, Clavton.
D.
—
I.
M.
Siler, Siler City. Foust, Greensboro. Hughes, Fayette-
Seventh District C. C. Crawford. Eighth District S. Bryan, Salisbury. Ninth District J. O. Alexander, Charlotte.
— — —
W. W. W.
\l
E.
Daniel,
Weldon.
H.
Ragan,
High Point.
T. v.
O.
B. Cooper, Wilmington. B. Stickley, Concord. T. Ballinger, Tryon. B. Broughton, Raleigh. L. Clark, Clarkton.
Tenth District— M. W. Bell, Murphy. At Large Chas. G. Rose, Fayetteville B. Minor, Greensboro; W. A. Enloe, M. Dillsboro; R. W. Mor-his, Reidsville; C. S. Noble, Chapel Hill; G. T. Dunlap, Norwood.
—
;
J
Board
D.
Directors
State Hos-
pital at Goldsboro.
W.
B. C.
.,'. Bullock. Wilmington. L. Hill, Warsaw. W. Edwards, Snow Hill.
Directors of the School for the D. and D. at Morganton.
Archibald Johnson, Thomasville.
J.
C. Seagle, Lenoir. C. Miller, Shelby. J. P. Jeter, Morganton. M. II. Molt. Oak Ridge.
A.
A.
I..
James,
W.
J.
Laurinburg.
F. Herring, Goldsboro. E. Headen, Morehead City. D. E. McKinnie. Princeton. Dr. T. M. Jordan. Raleigh. W. A. Stewart, Dunn. E. A. Darden, Wilson.
W.
R. Whitson, Asheville. L. Scott, Jr., Graham.
Directors Soldiers' Home.
A.
B.
S.
Andrews, Chairman, Raleigh.
Directors
State Raleigh.
Williamston.
Hospital,
John W. Thompson, (chm.), Raleigh.
J.
S.
D.
O.
Biggs,
Edward Smith, Godwin.
Middleton, Hallsville.
Carr, Durham. Ramsey, Salisbury. A. B. Stronacn, Raleigh. B. F. Dix^n, Secretary, Raleigh. B. Executive Committee A. Stronach, Chairman; B. F. Dixon, Secretary; J. S. Carr.
J. J.
A.
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TAKE HEAD-EASY FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
THE
NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
/the state of north Carolina, i /THE COUNTY OF WAKE, the city of raleigh, Depository Oil\THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD J [Desinnated
w^aiyiici^u
The Commercial National Bank
of
B. S. A. A.
J. J.
RALEIGH,
Board.
N. C.
JACKSON, Cashier. E. B. CROW, Ass't Cashier. J. E. SHEPHERD, Attorney.
H. W.
OFFICERS:
JERMAN, President. THOMPSON, Yice-Pres. THOMAS, Chairman of
Capital
$100,000.00
DIRECTORS:
J.
100,000.00 Surplus, Resources, 1,125,000.00
J.
THOMAS, Chairman
of Board.
-^0r,
.
ALF. A. THOMPSON, President Raleigh Cotton Mi. Is.
CAREY
Central
J.
HUNTER,
Life
Supt.
Union
Company. R. B. RANEY, Gen. Agent Perm Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Insurance
THOS. H. BRIGGS,
of Thos. H. Briggs
&
Sons,
Hardware.
B. HILL, of J. R. Ferrall
JOSHUA
Co.,
&
Grocers.
E.
of Shepherd & Attorneys at Law. at A. LONDON, Attorney
JAMES
SHEPHERD,
Shepherd,
HENRY
Law, Pittsboro.
ASHLEY HORNE,
D.
Y.
son,
President
I
Clayton
Banking Company.
layton,
V
I
.
COOPER,
N. C.
L.
Capitalist,
Bender-
ASHBY
.). Jackson. Gaj Fot RTH E. L. Travis, Halifax):
Beaufort,
Dare,
.
i
ON!)
Edward Pender): Hawes, (D.), Atkinson. ELEVENTH— (Brunswick, New Hanover): B. (i. Empie, (D.), Wilmington.
TENTH— (Duplin,
TWELFTH— (Bladen,
(D.),
Columbus):
:
0.
L.
Clark,
(D.),
Clarkton.
D.
:
THIRTEENTH— (Robeson)
Lumberton.
Nimocks,
P.
Shaw,
Q.
FOURTEENTH— (Cumberland)
FIFTEENTH
J.
K.
(D.),
Halifax.
Favetteville. — (Harnett,
FIFTH(D.i,
i
Edgecombe):
Mount.
A.
L.
L.
V.
Bassett.
(D.),
Sampson):
O.
SIXTH
Rockj
(Pitt):
Blow,
h,
Wm. G. Turner, (R.), SIXTEENTH— (Wake)
(D.),
Matthews,
Coats.
:
Johnston, (R.), Ingold;
B.
:
W.
Jones,
Greenville.
EIGHTH
Jones,
(I).),
(Franklin, r. Holden, (D.), .Mi.), Kim City
'
BNTH-
Wilson): Louisburg; J. D.
Craven,
J.
SEVENTEENTH- -(Warren,
Powell,
(D.),
Raleigh.
Vance)
Person)
H.
J.
T.
A.
Henderson.
:
EIGHTEENTH— (Granville,
NINETEENTH
Durham, Graham;
Long,
(D.),
arteret,
Greene,
Lenoir, Onslow): Jacksonville; V. T.
W. Burton, Ormond, (D.),
Kinston.
Roxboro. Caswell, (Alamance, Orange): J. L. Scott, Jr., (D.), J. S. Manning, (D.), Durham.
—
TAKE HEAD-EASY FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
STATE GOVERNMENT—LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
11
The NORFOLK NATIONAL
NORFOLK,
CAPITAL SURPLUS
all
BANK
$1,000,000.00 500,000.00
VIRGINIA
United States Depositary
Has unsurpassed facilities in every branch of legitimate banking. Accounts of Banks and Bankers received on most favorable terms. Prompt and careful attenCollections made and money transferred by telegraph to tion given to collections.
We will be pleased to correspond with those who parts of the world. template making changes or opening new accounts.
may
con-
CALDWELL HARDY,
President. A. B. SCHWARZKOPF, Cashier.
OFFICERS:
E. T. LAMB, Vice-President. W. A. GODWIN,
Directors
C.
:
—
Ass't
Cashier.
Sons; W. D. Rountree, of W. D. Rountree & Co.- Wm. H. White, President R. F. & P. R. R. F. S. Royster, President F. s. I' ter Guano Co.; R. P. Waller, D. Lowenberg, J. G. Womble; C. Billups, of C. Billups, Son & Co.; Caldwell Hardy, President; Wm. M. Whaley, President Roanoke R. William A. C. L. R. & L. Co.; Henry Kirn, G. M. Serpell, General Manager Ry. Southern Railway; Sloane, of William Sloane & Co.; E. T. Lamb, General Agent W. T. Ham, of W. T. Ham & Co.; James M. Barr, President Black Mountain Collieries Co.; Leroy W. Davis, President O. D. Tobacco Co.; Robt. B. Tunstall, Attorney Pocomoke W. Priddy, President at Law; Hugh C. Davis, Attorney at Law; Chas. Guano Co.; C. W. Grandy, Jr., A. B. Schwarzkopf, Cashier; T. A. Jones, of Savage, Son & Co.
W. Grandy,
of
C.
W. Grandy &
;
;
TWKNTIETH— (Rockingham)
Wray,
(R.),
Reidsville.
-
:
W.
B.
Rutherfordton.
TWENTY FIRST— (Guilford)
(D.),
-
A.
Barringer,
Scotland,
Greensboro.
:
TWENTY
T\Yi:\T\
SECOND— (Chatham,
S.
(D.), Laurinbui-g.
A. Richmond) Rockingham; Jonathan
Moore, Dockery,
(D.),
Peele,
THIRTY - FOURTH— (AJexander, Burke, Caswell Sherrill, Caldwell, McDowell): (R.), Lenoir, R. F. D. ; Samuel A. Mc(R.), Gibbs. Call, THTRTY-FIFTH— (Alleghanv, Ashe, WaLaurel (D.), tauga): R. L. Doughton,
Springs.
THIRD— (Montgomery,
A.
RanF.
THIRTY
-
SIXTH— (Madison,
(R.),
dolph):
J.
Spence,
(D.),
Asheboro.
TWENTY-FOURTH}— (Anson,
Davidpom
Yancey): J. F. Tilson, D. No. 2.
Mitchell, Marshall, R.
J.
A. J. (D.), Lockhart, Stanlv, Union): Wadesboro; G. F. Hankins, (D.), Lexington. J MecklenTWENTY - FIFTH— (Cabarrus,
THIRTY
Britt,
-
SEVENTH— (Buncombe):
Asheville.
THIRTY THIRTY
(R.),
-
EIGHTH— (Haj
Swain):
burg): H. B. Means,
Kluttz,
N.
Pharr,
(D.),
:
Charlotte;
P.
Concord TWENTY-SIXTH— (Rowan)
(D.),
son, (D.),
Transylvania,
w ood, M. A.
JackFry,
Clay,
(R.),
Bryson
-
City.
:
Whitehead
:
NINTH— (Cherokee,
W.
J.
TWENTY-SEVENTH— (Forsyth)
(R.), Winston-Salem.
(D.),
Salisbury.
Graham,
H.
R.
Macon)
Mills.
West,
West's
Starbuck,
TWENTY-EIGHTH —.(Stokes,
Reynolds,
3.
Surry):
R. F.
John M.
D.
(R.),
Madison.
Wilkes,
Officers State Senate. President — W. C. Newland, Lenoir.
President Pro
Salisbury.
Tempore—Whitehead
Mark
Kluttz,
No.
TWENTY-NINTH— (Davie,
kin):
1
YadLong,
:
William
Lee,
(R.),
:
THIRTIETH— (Iredell)
Statesville.
-
Summit. Zeb V.
Squin s, l.enoir. Engrossing Clerk— W. E. Hooks, Aydeii. Clerk—A. J. Maxwell, Dover. Principal
Reading Clerk
(D.),
J.
THIRTY
D.
FIRST— (Catawba,
Hickory. SECOND— (Gaston) Gastonia.
(D.),
:
Linco n)
Raleigh.
Sergeant-at-Arms—R.
boro. Assistant
M.
r
Staley,
Nil holas
WilkesI
Elliott,
-
THIRTY
Love,
son,
W.
T.
Deei Keepi
J.
(D.),
-
THIRTY
THIRD— (Cleveland,
Polk):
Hender
(D.), (D.),
THE HOUSE.
Alamance—Dr.
lington.
A.
Rutherford, Hendersonville;
McD.
C.
Ray,
Pickett,
(R.),
Bur-
John
Mills,
*
Planters BanK, RocKy Mount, N. C. $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $48,000.
;
Capital,
12
STATE GOVERNMENT— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Wilmington Granite
and Marble Works
R. D.
TUCKER,
Prop'r
W.LMIXGTON,
N.
C
Monuments, Headstones and
Iron Fencing
Illustrated Catalogue
Alexander -Will
ville.
on Application.
(R.),
Box
K.
277.
Mt.
Linnev
A.
Taylors(D.),
Gaston— R.
Ii..lly;
Davenport,
CD.),
Alleghany- -R. Sparta. Anson—T. C.
Doughton,
(D.), (D.),
Gates
Graham—W.
ford.
Hill.
N. B. Kendrick, — Lvcurgus Hofler, CD.), Cherryville. (D.), Gatesville.
P.
Rose,
(R.),
Jefferson. Beaufort— Frank B. Hooker, (D.), Mali. i: John F. Latham, (D.), Washington. \. S. tie Rascoe, (D.), Windsor. len— G. D. Perry, (D.), ElizabethT. C.
Ashe
Coxe, Bowie,
Wadesboro.
Granville— A.
Greene
W.
Graham,
Southworth. Ox(D.),
— J. Albritton, (D.), Guilford — Thomas J. Murphy,
Snow
(D.),
town.
Brunswick—C.
port.
Ed.
Taylor,
(R.),
CD.),
South-
Buncombe
ville;
— Zeb
L.
S.
Weaver,
Weaver-
J R. Greensboro; Dr. Gordon, (D.), Jamestown. Halifax— A. P. Kitchin, (D.), Scotland Neck; H. S. Harrison, (D.), Enfield.
H.
Burke
cord.
—T.
J.
Gaston,
Sigmon,
Cabarrus— H.
NewIT.
Chatham— R.
Cherokee—T.
phy.
Haves,
(D.),
Pittsboro.
CR.),
C.
S.
McDonald,
Mur-
Z. V. Turlington, (D.), MooresM. D. Tomlin, (D.), Statesville. Jackson Frank Jarrett, (R.), Dillsboro. Johnston— J. Walter Mvatt, (D.), Clayton, R. F. D. No. 1; J. W. Barnes, (D.),
— —
Privott, (D.), Edenton. Clay—R. E. Crawford, (D.), Hayesville. Cleveland—B. S. Lovelace, (D.), Shelby. Columbus J. G. Butler, (D.), Pireway. Craven E. M. Green, (D.). New Bern. berland—J. H. Currie, (D.), Fayetteville; John Underwood, (D.), F&yetre-
wan—W.
—
—
Clayton. Jones John C. Parker, (D.), Trenton. Lenoir E. R. Wooten, (D.), Kinston. Lincoln H. D. Warlick, (D.), Lincoln-
—
—
—
ton.
.Macon— T.
amston.
B.
Higdon,
(R.),
Franklin.
Madison— A. J. McDevitt, (R.), Walnut. Martin— Harry W. Stubbs, Wil(D.),
li
ville.
Currituck
i
—Pierce
T.
Hampton,
(D.),
Wa-
Lily.
idson—T.
ington.
Williams, (D.), Avon. Earle McCrary, (R.), LexGrant, Gavin,
E.
Jr., Jr.,
Davie—A.
ville.
T.
(R.), (D.),
MocksKcnans-
McDowell— B. B. Price, (D.), Marion. Mecklenburg— W. G. McLaughlin, (D.), Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 3; W. A. Grier, (D.), Charlotte, R. F. D. No. 3; W. C. Dowd, (D.), Charlotte. Mitchell— S. J. Turner. Valle (R.), Cruces.
Montgomery
Troy.
Duplin—J.
ville.
A.
Durham—T.
Edgecombe
tlel
:
—
Smith, (D.), Durham. Hugh B. Bryant, CD. ), BatB.
Moore and
Carthage.
— Robert Lee — D.
T.
Poole,
(D.), (D.),
A.
McDonald,
Dr.
M.
E.
Pitt,
(£>.),
Macclesfield.
Forsyth— S.
lem;
lem.
J.
Hall,
T.
Stimpson,
P.
CR.), CR.;,
Winston-SaWinston-Sa(D.),
Nash—J. C. Braswell, New Hanover— George
Northampton—Dr.
M.
CD.), Whitakers. L. Morton, (D.),
Wilmington.
Bolton,
(D.),
Franklin—Dr. R.
burg.
(D.),
Floyd,
Louis-
Rich Square. Onslow E.
—
M.
Koonce,
Jackson-
TAKE HEAD-EASY FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
STATE GOVERNMENT— L EGISLATIYE DEPARTMENT.
13
Capital,
$100,000
C.
Surplus,
$200,000
W. VICAR,
Cashier.
CALDWELL. HARDY,
President.
W. GRANDY,
AY.
Vice-President.
The Norfolk Bank
For Savings and Trusts
Offers Its Services in Its
COMMERCIAL
J.
SAVINGS TRUSTS
DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT SAFE DEPOSIT .... DEPARTMENT
. .
. .
DIRECTORS:
M.
G. Womble L. T. Davis
.D. LowenbergC. W. Grandy Geo. L. Arps
Wm.
C. A.
M. Whaley
Woodard
John N. Vanghan G. M. Serpell C. Brooks Johnston
L. P. Roberts
R. P. Waller Thos. H. Willcox
Robert Tait
Henry Kirn Wm. H. White
DeConrcy W. Thorn Dr. R. L. Payne
E. T.
W. W. Vicar
C. Billnps
ville.
Caldwell Hardy
Lamb
C.
Hugh
Swain— G.
Hills-
Davis
Orange- -T. boro.
E.
Sparrow,
(R.),
N. Gibbs, (R.), Whittier. Wilson, (D.), Transylvania George W.
—
Pamlico — J. B. Martin, (D.), Arapahoe. N. Morgan, (D.), ElizaPasquotank — beth City. Pender — Joseph T. Fov, (D.), Burgaw. L. (D.), Reed, Perquimans — Ernest
S.
Penrose.
Tyrrell— Mark
Union
roe;
— R.
Midgett,
(D.),
Columbia.
(D.), -Mon-
Hertford.
Person— F. 0. Carver, (R.), Roxboro. Pitt— R. R. Cotton, CD.), Bruce; Dr,
B.
T.
Monroe. Vance—B. H. Perry, (D.), Henderson. Wake— A. L. Cox, (D.), Raleigh; J. W. Hinsdale, (T>.), Raleigh; E. T. Scarboro, (D.), Eagle Rock. Warren— T. O. Rodwell, (D.), WarrenR.
(R.),
Vilas,
W. Lemmond, Nay McNeely, (D.),
W. Snell, Polk— J. B. Livingston, (D.), Tryon. Washington — C. J. (D.), Mackey's Ferry. Redding, Randolph— Thomas Rom No. R. F. D. Watauga— Smith Hageman, (D.), 3; J. Randleman,
(D.),
Cox,
Winterville.
ton.
Smith,
let.
(D.),
Liberty.
C.
J.
R.
F.
D. No.
1.
Richmond— M.
Robeson— W.
Springs:
ville,
Freeman,
(D.);
(D.),
(T).).
HamRed
Alma.
J.
McLeod,
Shepherd.
T.
I.
Marshall
F.
;
E. Kelly, Mitchell, (D.), Wilkes—T. N. llav.s, Caudell, (R.). Hayes.
Wayne—J.
H.
Mt. Olive; (D.I, Goldsboro. (R.), Purlcar; A.
(D.),
D. W. merfleld, R. F. D.
Rockingham— G.
R.
Davis,
(D.), ReidsWitty, (D.), SumSalis(D.), Salisbury. Ellen(D.),
Wilson— George
son.
W.
Connor,
Wil-
Yadkin— F.
ville.
W.
Hanes,
(R.),
Yadkin-
Rowan— John
bury;
boro.
D.
M.
Rutherford— L.
M. Julian, Carlton, (D.), C. Dailey,
Yancey—D. M. Buck,
tain.
(D.),
Bkld
Moun-
Sampson
ton.
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B.
Moltonville;
T. Kennedy, H. Crumpler, (R.),
(R.) Clinf
Officers
House Representatives.
Speaker— A. W. Graham, Oxford. Principal clerk— T. G. Cobb, Morganton.
Heading clerk It. M. Phillips, Sanford. D. Clerk— M. Kinsland, Engrossing
Waynesville.
L. Kilpatrick, Kin-Ion. |)cx ir- Keeper— G. Assistant Poor-Keeperl). II. James, Scotland Neck. Enrolling Clerk— E. B. Norvcll, Murphy.
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burg.
C.
J.
I.
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(D.),
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Stanley—Dr.
London.
Shoals.
Campbell, Fagg,
(R.),
(R.), (R.),
New
Red
Airy.
Stokes— James
M.
Surry— R.
T.
Haymore,
Mt.
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'ind
Presiding Judge.
FALL TERM— Geo. W.
Ward,
Tne Supreme Court meets on the first Monday of February and the fourth Monday of Aujrust of each year. The call of appeals
from the Judicial Districts begins on Tuesday of each week during the term.
City, Presiding Judge. Feb. Sth (2 weeks): April 19th, civil cases only; May 17th, (3 weeks'), 1st and 2nd civil cases only, last criminal
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cember 6th
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studied
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PASQUOTANK—Jan.
cases only; 20th; Nov.
E well's
civil
March
11th, Sth,
civil
(2
(2
weeks), weeks);
Sept.
22nd,
PERQUIMANS—March TYRRELL— April 26th; Nov. WASHINGTON—Jan. 25th,
only;
cases onlv. 22nd; Sept. 29th.
8th. civil
cases
April 12th;
Oct-
18th.
Second Judicial District. ROBERT B. PEEBLES, Resident Judge,
T'l
CkSOTI
Law.
JOHN
H.
Each applicant must have read law two
years
are at
least.
Presiding Judge.
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III.
B. Peebles, Jackson, Presiding Judge. BERTIE—Feb. 15th; April 26th (2 weeks); Sept. 13th; Nov. 15th (2 weeks). HALIFAX Jan. 25th (criminal cases onlv); March 1st (2 weeks); May 31st (2 weeks); Aug. 23rd (2 weeks); Nov. 29th (2 weeks) HERTFORD—Feb. 22nd; April 19th, jail and civil cases; Aug. 16th; Oct. ISth ^2 weeks), jail and civil cases. NORTHAMPTON—Jan. ISth, jail and civil cases March 22nd (2 weeks) ; Aug. 2nd, jail and civil cases; Nov. 1st (2 weeks). Feb. June 14th (2 Sth; weeks); Sept. 20th (2 weeks).
TERM— O. FALL TERM— R.
SPRING
KERR,
Solicitor,
Warrenton. H. Guion, New Bern,
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O.
Third Judicial District.
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He
must
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deposit
with
Judge,
New
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Clerk cents. Of
the
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FALL TERM—0.
Presiding Judge.
H.
Guion,
New
Bern,
March 8th; Oct. 18th. Feb. 1st, criminal cases only; April 5th, civil cases only; May 3rd (2 weeks), civil cases only; June- 14th, criminal cases only; Oct. 4th (2 weeks), 1st week, criminal cases only, 2nd week, civil cases only; Nov. 22nd (2 weeks), civil cases onlv.
CARTERET— CRAVEN—
GREENE—Feb.
(2
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NASH—
i
inal
(2
VANCE—Feb.
cases only,
15th
2nd week civil cases only. (2 weeks); May 17th
6th.
JONES—March 29th; Nov. 1st. PAMLICO—April 12th; Oct. 25th.
PITT— Jan.
11th;
March loth
(2
weeks),
civil cases only; April 19th (2 weeks); May 17th, civil cases only; Aug. 23rd (2 weeks), civil cases only; Sept. 20th (2 weeks); Nov. 8th (2 weeks), civil cases only; Dec. 13th (2 weeks), civil cases only.
(2 weeks). (2 weeks), 2nd week civil cases only; May 10th; Sept. 6th; Nov. 15th (2 weeks), civil cases only; Dec. 20th,
weeks); Oct. 4th WILSON—Feb. 1st
criminal cases only.
Fifth Judicial District. OLIVER H. ALLEN, Resident Judge,
ston.
Kin-
Fourth Judicial CHARLES M. COOKE,
Louisburg.
District.
Resident
Judge,
RODOLPH DUFFY,
Lake.
Solicitor,
Catharine
SPRING
CHARLES
SPRING
C.
TERM— O.
DANIELS,
H.
Solicitor, Wilson.
Allen,
Kinston,
.
Presiding Judge.
FALL TERM— Chas. M.
Cooke, Louisburg,
Presiding Judge.
EDGECOMBE—March
1st;
March 29th
(2
(2
I,
weeks), civil weeks); Sept.
cases 13th; civil cases only.
only;
May
1st
(2
31st,
Nov.
week
Allen, Kinston, Presiding Judge. DUPLIN— Feb. 15th (2 weeks); Aug. 30th (2 weeks); Nov. 22nd (2 weel LENOIR—Jan. 4th, civil cases only; Mcu. 8th (2 weeks), 1st week civil cases only, U lj 17th, 2nd week criminal cases onlj Lsi civil cases only; June 7th (2 weeks),
:
Presiding Judge.
TERM—W. FALL TERM— 0. H.
R.
Allen,
Gold
looKing for a good baiiK, looK this way. Planters BanK, RocKy Mount, N. C.
When
L6
STATE
civil
l .1'
\
RTMENT.
cases only, '-'ml week criminal criminal cases (inly; cases only; :;inl, Vup \.i\ 81 h w eeks i, civil casi s onlj Dec. 18th (2 weeks), criminal cases only.
.
week
c
;
cases only; Aug. 30th, criminal cases only; Oct. 25th (2 weeks), civil cases only; Nov. 22nd, criminal cases only.
ROBESON— Feb.
-
1st
\i
1st
w
n
Win
a
i
i;
.i
in.
i
-iii
(2
wi
only;
March
29th
i
March 29th (3 weeks), last criminal a two only, cases only; May 24th (2 weeks), civil cases only; July 26th (2 weeks), criminal cases only; Sept. 27th (3 weeks), 1st week criminal cases only, last two weeks civil cases only; Dec. 6th, civil cases only.
criminal
cases only;
cases
only
14th,
;
May
civil
week
June
17th, cases
i
i
civil
criminal criminal
civil
cases only; cases only; cases only.
.1.
weeks), criminal weeks), civil cases only; only; July 5th, Nov. 8th (2 weeks), Dec. 6th (2 weeks),
(2 (2 civil
Eighth Judicial
W.
L.
District.
ONSLOW
Oct.
Mardi
18th.
1st;
April
19th;
July
Sept.
ADAMS, Resident Judge, Carthage. ROBINSON. Solicitor, Wadesboro. SPRING TERM—J. Crawford Biggs, DurD.
ham,
11th;
Presiding Judge.
I.
PENDER13th
Jan. (2 weeks).
Feb.
March
22nd;
KM.
TERM—W.
Judge.
11th,
J.
Adams,
Carthage,
Presiding
1st
SAMPSON
(2 (2
weeks); weeks).
Aug.
9th
(2 weeks); April 26th (2 week-;; Oct. 25th
Sixth Judicial District.
WM.
bcro.
criminal cases only; Feb. 8th, civil cases only; March 1st, civil cases only; April 12th, criminal cases only; May pith, civil cases only; June 7th, civil cases only; Sept. 13th, criminal cases only; Oct. 11th, civil cases only; Dec. 6th, civil
cases only.
WSON —Jan.
R.
ALLEN, Resident Judge,
Solicitor.
Golds-
CHATHAM— Feb.
Raleigh.
ElizabethCold-lion..
9th,
civil
ARMISTEAD JONES, SPRING TERM C.
town,
i'i
i
1st;
May
3rd;
Aug.
cases only; Nov. 15th.
C.
Lyon,
Allen,
siding
-i
jdge. R.
FALL TERM—W.
Presiding Judge.
HARNETTSept. only.
6th;
Feb. 1st (2 weeks); May 17th; Nov. 1'ith (2 weeks), civil cases
1st
MnoRE— Jan. 19th. civil cases only; 22nd, civil cases only; April 19th, criminal cases only; May 17th (2 weeks), civil cases only; Aug. 16th, criminal cases only; Sept. 20th, civil cases only; Nov. 22nd. criminal cases only; D.ec. 13th, civil cases only.
March
JOHNSTON March
13th
(2
(2 (2
weeks):
Dec.
L3th
weeks); Sept. weeks).
4th (2 weeks); Feb. loth (2 civil cases only; March 22nd (2 I, weeks); April 19th (3 weeks), civil cases only; July 12th (2 week-); Sept. 27th (2 Oct. 25th (3 weeks), civil cases only.
:
WAKE— Jan.
RICHMOND— Jan. 4th, criminal cases only; March 29th (2 weeks); Sept. 6th, criminal cases only; Sept. 27th (2 weeks'), civil cases only.
SCOTLAND— March
April Sept.
civil
8th, civil cases only; 26th, criminal cases only; May 31s't; criminal cases only; Oct. 25th, 20th, cases only.
18th (2 weeks); (2 weeks); An-. 23rd (2 week-);
(2
WAYNE—Jan.
Weeks).
April 5th Nov. 29th
Seventh Judicial District.
C.
C.
25th, criminal cases onlv; civil cases (2 weeks), only; 15th, criminal cases only; Aug. 2nd, criminal cases only; Aug. 23rd (2 weeks), civil cases only; Nov. 1st (2 weeks), criminal cases only.
UNION— Jan.
15th
Feb.
March
LYOX, Resident Judge,
SINCLAIR.
Solicitor,
J.
Whiteville.
J.
Ninth Judicial
X.
A.
CRAWFORD
Fayetteville.
Durham.
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— General
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Jacob
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Hilliard Registrar Miss Mary Hinton, Raleigh. and Historian Mrs. Helen Genealogist deB. Wills, Raleigh. Librarian Miss Grace Bates, Raleigh. Board of Managers Mrs. T. K. Bruner, (chm.); Mrs. Ivan Proctor, Mrs. John E. Ray, Mrs. Paul H. Lee, Mrs. Hubert Haywood, Mrs. Annie Moore Parker, Raleigh. Regent, 1902— Mrs. D. H. Hill, Sr. (Died Dec. 12, 1904). T. K. Regent, 1904-1906— Mr3. Bruner, Raleigh. Editors of North Carolina Booklet Mrs. E. E. Moffitt, Miss Mary Hilliard Hinton, Raleigh. The "Booklet" is a quarterly publication issued under the auspices of the Daughters of the Revolution, in the interests of North Carolina History. Advisory Board Mrs. Spier Whitaker, 731 So. 28th St. Birmingham. Ala.- Mrs. T. K. Bruner, Raleigh; D H Hill, West Raleigh;
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SOCIETIES
J.
AND ORGANIZATIONS.
ward
B. B.
I'.
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W. Sikes, Wake W. Connor, Raleigh; Forest; Richard Dillar 1, Edenton; James Sprunt, Wilmington; Waiter Clark, Raleigh.
1).
P. Moses, LaFollettc, Tenn.; K. P. Battle, Chapel Hill; Marshall DeLancey Haywood, Raleigh; R.
Peele,
Raleigh;
E.
K
T. Smith, Dunn; Seventh District, Bailey, Moeksville; Ninth District, S. Alexander, Charlotte; Tenth District, G. Weston, Asheville. Pice-President for State-at-Large W. A.
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Graham, Wake.
Vice-Presidents are ex officio members of the Executivr Committee. Veterina T surgeon Dr. Tait Butler, Ra-
The
National
Daughters of the American Revolution in North Carolina.
Vice-President General for North Carolina —Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, Winston-Salem. Honorary State Regent— Mrs. E. D. Latta,
Charlotte.
Society
of
the
—
leigh.
Sti''
i-.iir
is
held in October each year,
at
.taleigh
N'ortti
Carolina Retail
Merchants
Honorary Chaplain— Mrs. M.
ner,
J.
L.
Bran-
Association.
President— Archibald Nichols, Asheville. Vice-President— E. E. Broughton, Raleigh. H. General Council Norman Johnson,
Wavnesville. State Regent— Mrs. John Van LandingCharlotte. ham, Vice-Regent— Mrs. W. N Reynolds, Winston-Salem.
—
Charlotte.
Secretary— H.
Trt asurer— J. lem.
Ta.ylor
Rogers,
Morris,
Asheville.
Recording Secretary— Miss Margaret Rankin,
Frank
Winston-Sa-
Charlotte.
L. A. Secretary Mrs. Corresponding Smith, Charlotte. Treasurer— Mrs. H. D. Blake, Greensboro. Historian— Mrs. James T. Moore, Salis-
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bury.
Chaplain— Mrs. D.
D.
A.
F.
Cannon, Salisbury.
Ibapter Regents N. C. D. A. R. Mrs. "Dorias Bell Love"— Waynesville,
Baker.
Directors Clarence of Board Sawyer, (chm.), Asheville; E. L. Harris, Raleigh; J. N. McCausland, Charlotte; C. M. McKnight, Greensboro; R. B. Crawford, Winston-Salem. W. Jas. Vice-Presidents First District, Eight, Elizabeth City; Second District, E.
—
—
S.
Allen,
Warrenton; Third District, A. A.
"Edward
Grace Jones.
Buncombe" — Asheville,
Mrs.
A.
Miss
C.
"Councl
Avery, Jr.
Oak"—Morganton,
;
B. Joseph, Goldsboro; Fourth District, J. Pearce, Raleigh; Fifth District, C. M. McKnight, Greensboro; Sixth District, E. D. Nail, Sanford; Seventh District, A. T. Morris, Thomasville Eighth District, Theo. B.
;
Mrs. Slocomb" — — Mooresville, "Mary George Goodman. C. "Mecklenburg"— Charlotte, Mrs. P.
Brown,
insky,
Salisbury;
Asheville.
Ninth
District,
J.
S.
0.
Gardner, Charlotte; Tenth District,
Lap-
Branson. Steel"— Salisbury, Maxwell "Elizabeth Mrs. M. C. Quinn. "Guilford Battle"— Greensboro, Miss Rebecca Schenck. "Gen. Joseph Wnston"— Winston-Salem,
Mrs. J. L.
0.
North
Carolina
Natiu-e
Study
Society.
President—J. Y. Joyncr, Raleigh. Vice-Presidents— Col. F. A. Olds, Raleigh; Dr. W. E. Coker, Chapel Hill; Mrs. W. R.
Hollowell,
Asheville.
Ludlow.
Mrs.
Goldsboro;
Supt.
L.
F.
J.
Tighe,
"Whitmel Blount"— Henderson,
W.
Secretary-Treasurer— F.
Raleigh.
Stevens,
West
Shannon. John Mrs. "Miles Harvey" Tarboro, "Iredell"— Statesville, Mrs. W. A. Thomas Miss Laura Orr. "Charlotte"— Charlotte,
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North Carolina Agricultural
Society.
Officers—J.
ville;
L. Poteat, Executive Forest; Miss Edith Royster, Raleigh; J. J. Blair, Wilmington; M. H. Holt, Oak Ridge; T. G. Pearson, Greensboro.
Committee—W.
Wake
BOARD OF ADVISORS.
H.
E.
Currie.
Pres.,
Joseph
Pogue,
FayetteRalSecretary,
1
eigh.
Vice-Presidents
— (Permanent. —Kemp
P.
Gilbert Pearson, Greensboro. Flant Diseases, Naming and Identification West of Plants and Seeds— F. L. Stevens, Raleigh. Collier and Minerals Cobb, Geology
Birds— T.
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Battle, Chapel Hill; Benehan Cameron, RalS. eigh; Julian S. Carr, Durham; John Cuningham, Cunningham, R. H. Battle,
Chapel Hill. Soils— C. W. Connor, West Raleigh.
ley,
Raleigh; Charles McNamee, Biltmore; W. A. R. Cox, Penelc; J. Long, Roxboro; Ashley Home, Clayton; J. M. Crenshaw, Wake Forest; E. L. Daughtridge, Rocky
Reptiles, Fishes—C. S. BrimRaleigh. E. Coker, Liverworts and Mosses W. Chapel Hill. West S. Curtis, Stock and Crops— R.
Mammals,
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m
Mount.
W. P. W. R. W, L.
District Vice-Presidents. First District, Roberts, Gatesville; Second District,
—
Raleigh.
Forest.
Algae and Protozoa—W. L. Poteat, Wake
of Teaching Nature Study— Mrs. L. Swens, West Raleigh. Astronomy—John F. Lanneau, Wake For-
District, Avoca; Third Hill, Warsaw; Fourth District, D. Y. Cooper, Henderson; Fifth District, L. Banks Holt, Graham; Sixth District, Ed-
Capehart,
Methods
F.
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offer.
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control
of
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VOTE FOH COVERNOR
property owned by each householder in the State of North Carolina. We believe in the dignity of labor and of the elevation the wage-earner, and pledge our party to the enactment of such We laws as will best promote this end. believe that labor and capital are co-ordinate branches of our industrial life, each necessary to the other, that neither can prosper without the other, and looking to this end we pledge our party to the enactment of such laws as will, so far as create the kindliest feeling bepossible, tween labor and capital, remove all causes for conflict between the two, and promote the upbuilding of both classes. We favor restricting immigration rigidly, admitting none but the better class to our shores, and protecting American labor against foreign cheap labor. We believe the South should no longer hold itself politically separate and apart from the rest of the country. We believe the time has come when no interest or principle any longer demands such isolation. We ask the people of North Carolina to give us their suffrages, not merely because the Democratic under its Party, present leadership, both in the State and not in the Nation, is unfit for power; the candidates we here merely because
loves and honors them, and they must not be permitted to suffer want. We denounce the Democratic Party for not keeping its repeated pledges to provide our Confederate soldiers and their widows with suitable pensions commensurate with their services to the State, and we pledge ourselves to double the pension now given by the State to these classes. We demand a fair election law which will permit an elector to cast a ballot pr.ivately. without interference or dictation. We favor, as we have ever favored, local self-government; and demand the right to elect by direct vote of the people all members of the county boards of education, county superintendents of public instruction, county commissioners and tax collectors and justices of the peace.
We favor an extension and improvement of the public roads of the State, and believe that the employment of the State's convicts on such work is the best use that can be made of criminals convicted of crimes. We further favor a law
use of striped uniforms prohibiting the all persons convicted of misdemeanors in the courts of North Carolina. We favor the establishment of one or more reformatories tor the correction of youthful criminals convicted of minor offenses, and we favor a separate reformatory for females convicted of similar of-
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We pledge ourselves to a liberal appropriation for the care and support of our charitable institutions. We favor the exemption from taxation of two hundred dollars' worth of personal
nominate and the policies we recommend are worthy of but because acceptance, every Republican vote cast in the South is
vote for freedom, a vote for the right our children to enter fully into the of the great republic which our fathers labored and fought and suffered to estaba
of
life
lish.
Comparative Vote For Governor.
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K
1908
1904.
COUNTY.
Alamance
Alexander Alleghany
...
. .
..
2,220 793 643 1,538 1,700 1,914 1,328 1,213 671
3,629 1,353 1,616 1,476 405 1,173
'878
2,130
Anson Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
. .
.
Bladen Brunswick
.
.
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus Caldwell
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Camden
Carteret
....
....
. . .
Caswell
Catawba Chatham
.
.
.
1,961 1,594
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
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CHAS
H. W.
Jackson Johnston Jones Lee Lenoir Lincoln
E.
JOHNSON, President. JACKSON. Treasurer.
1,073 2,596 272 1,021 2,586 662
JOS. G. BROWN, Vice-Pres. G. H. DORTCH, Secretary.
....
....
1,028 2,816 631 912 1,490 1,286
950
1,513
C.
J.
Locke Craig
A.
W. Tillett— Camden,
Buncombe,
48;
228
— Burke, 1; Halifax, Transou — Alamance, Beaufort, 2;
1. 1.
501 896 1,180
1,017 2,001
29;
Catawba, 2;
Chatham,
2;
Macon
Madison Martin
940
878 1,385 973 4,233 575 1,047 1,219 1,848 2,110 1,691 988 1,077 671 1,048 1,019 598 890 2,500 536 2,546 1,106 3,005 2,039 2,719 2,011 1,400 752 1,537 1,123 1,820 614
360
984
1,385 1,797 1,047 976
1,222
.
McDowell
Mecklenburg.
Mitchell
....
Montgomery. Moore Nash New Hanover Northampton. Onslow Orange Pamlico Pasquotank Pender
.
283 121 559
1,014 478
Perquimans. Person
Pitt
.
Polk Randolph
.
.
.
Richmond
.
.
Robeson .... Rockingham.
265 294 427 847 811 594 2,647 366 1,115 1,883
1,723 1,739 2,423 47
Rowan
Rutherford
.
Sampson
Scotland Stanly Stokes Surry
Swain
Transylvania.
Tyrrell
600 357
2,086 1,187 4,149 1,171 534 998 2,274 1,599 1,905
Union Vance
Wake
Warren Washington
.
. .
Watauga
.
Wayne
Wilkes Wilson
Yadkin Yancey
Total
718
1,002
1,630 1,671 2,781 902 579 345 701 578 2,583 191 526 1,279 1,450 3,331 831 1,649 912
1,471 1,062 924 1,012 1,446 856 3,229 417 967 1,487 1,489 1,284 1,539 908 952 612 1,001 972 663 945 2,298 502 2,409 955 2,449 2,023 2,497 1,873 1,046 662 1,016 1,117 1,833 521 587 392 1,233 1,042 3,647 1,185
"631
711 963 1,939
Clay, 1; Davidson, 1; Durham, 1; Forsyth, 118; Gaston, 5; Guilford, 37; Harnett,
3;
1;
179
917
Iredell, 1; Jackson, lenburg. 2; Moore, 11; Orange, 2; Pamlico, 18; ingham, 10; Stokes, 5;
3;
Macon,
2.
Meck(
Nash, i; Onslow, 1; Randolph, 4; RockSurry,
668
1,361
824
1,127
577 56 103 439 556 397 211 124 311 558 439 552
1,894
Vote for State Officers. For Lieutenant Governor Newland 145,147
—
Toms
Newland's
majority
107,851
37,296
Secretary of State
—
145,268 107,848
37,420
Grimes
Thompson
Grimes'
State
majority
Auditor—
145,066 107,848
?7,213
274 846 1,214 1,198 1,294 1,776 64 1,060 1,483 2,408 804 500 274 297 428
1,091
Dixon
Wood
Dixon's majority
Treasurer
—
145,146 107,790
Lacy Grigg
Lacy's
Supt.
majority
Public
Instruction —
37,356
Joyner Lyerly
Joyner's
145,023 107,733
majority
37,296
500 898
2,091 1,360 1,387 703 1,035
134 354 1,233 1,114 2,427 586 1,411 938
79,505
Attorney General^
Bickett
,
Newell
Bickett's
144,955 107,872
majority
37,033
Commissioner Labor and Printing
145,102
—
145,078
107,760
128,761
Shipman
M/^?M
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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
107,844
J.
Ray
Shipman's
majority
Judge Fifteenth District
S. S.
—
145,005 107,698
27,207
Adams
Lusk
majority
37,234
V.
Corporation
Commissioner
—
144,989 107,864 37,125
Adams'
Aycock Elmore
Aycock's
~.
THE SOCIALIST VOTE.
majority
Agriculture
Commissioner
—
145,049 107,721 37,328
The votes received by the
Governor —J.
didates were:
Socialist
can-
Graham Mewborne
Graham's
majority
A. Transou Lieut. -Governor F. A. Dorsett Secretary of State— G. F. Wilson State Auditor— E. C. Barkley
—
,.
Insurance Commissioner Youns; Norris
—
Young's majority
Treasurer— E. B. Wells Supt. Pub. Ins.—Nat M. Pickett 145,069 Com'r of Labor R. J. Smathers 107,791 Corp'n Corn's— W. J. Newton Com'r Agri're—P. E. Burke 37,278 Ins. Com'sr R. J. Morton
—
—
310 312 811 311 313 313 314 291 317 315
For
Congress—
Congressional
John
Vote— 1908.
Jones
First Congressional District.
H
Isaac M.
COUNTIES.
Beaufort
Small.
1,968 408 659 730
Meekins.
1,167 143
Onslow Pamlico Pender Sampson
Camden Chowan
Currituck
Wayne
Total
622 995 659 1,133 1,410 2,329
280 564 484
282 2,407 1,428
7,896
Dare
Gates Hertford
Hvde
Martin
397 696 885 743
1,432 1,042 643
Pasquotank Perquimans
Pitt Tyrrell
2,563
Washington
Total
L.
390 563
203 45 411 282 286 166 310 311 439 779 313 487
5,342
For Congress
COUNTIES. Chatham
Franklin Johnston
—Fourth
11,544
CongresW.
G. Briggs.
1,427
sional District. E. W.
Pou.
1,595 2,060 2,797 1,802 1,188 4,021
480
2,632 1,144
Nash Vance
572
2,711 8,966
1;
Wake
Total
L.
Brinkley
— Chowan,13,119
For Congress
COUNTIES.
Bertie
— Second
1.
sional District.
Claude
Hugh Congres- 7.— Total,
Blair
W.
8.
Johnson
Franklin
— Chatham,
1. 1. 2.
13,463
Wake,
S.
—Vance,
McMurray
T.
Edgecombe
Greene Halifax Lenoir
Northampton Warren
Wilson
Total
J.
Kitchin. Ferguson. 263 1,153 363 1,841 48S 916 248 2,135 884 1,495 113 1,677 207 1,152 795 1,901
12,275
1.
B.
T. F.
Hicks— Wake,
Montague
—Wake,
For
Congress
—Fifth
A. L. Brooks.
2,141
CongresJ. M. Morehead.
sional District.
COUNTIES.
Alamance
Caswell
853
1,814 g,534 1,663 3,516 995
Durham
Forsyth
Granville Guilford
3,361
1.
M. Cutehins, Edgecombe, W. F. Butterworth—Halifax, T. W. Mitchell— Halifax, 63.
Orange
Person
For
Congress —Third
778
1,819 1,027 1,798
CongresF
Rockingham
Stokes Surry
sional District.
C R
COUNTIES.
Carteret
..
W
2,178 344 1,794 2,861 651 2,901 1,059 961 2,032 1,708 2,799
19,288
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Thomas.
1,186 1,521 1,689
Hill.
Total
F.
J. J.
S.
18,938
Blair,
62.
Craven Duplin
996 350
1,105
P.. Taylor,
174.
1.
E.
Fields,
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4.
1.
W.
For Congress
CongresCOUNTIES.
A. M.
—Eighth CongresR. N. Hackett.
776 632
1,729 1,635 1,463 2,514 2,446 1,564 1,040 1,689
C. H. Cowles.
For
Congress— Sixth
sional District.
L.
sional District.
Hannibal
COUNTIES.
Bladen Brunswick
Godwin
1,183 660 2,062 1,937 1,561 2,165 2,974
Sloeum.
625 766 1,189 1,356 1,029 247 1,173
6,385
Columbus Cumberland
Harnett
Alexander Alleghany Ashe Cabarrus Caldwell
Iredell
Rowan
Stanly
New Hanover
Robeson
Total Scotland
Watauga
Wilkes
Total
1,079 563 1,688 1,847 1,717 1,798 1,988 1,620 1,261 3,302
16,863
2.
John E.
J.
Randolph, Q. Taylor, Randolph, 1.
Fields,
12,542 761 1
38
For Congress
COUNTIES.
Anson
Davidson Davie Lee
—Seventh
R. N. Page.
1,537 2,220 815 904 1,070 1,244 2,582 1,133 761 2,081
Duncan Stewart Rowan, 34. John E. Fields Rowan, 5; Wilkes,
Total,
7.
— —
15,488
CongresZeb. V. Walser. 255
2,484 1,158
sional District.
For Congress
COUNTIES.
Burke
— Ninth
Webb.
1,364 1,939 2,341 2,657 1,300
CongresJ. A.
sional District.
E. Y.
Smith.
1,318 1,999 1,445 1,705 1,157 1,933 1,279 1,766 912
Catawba
Cleveland Gaston Lincoln
508
1,047 959 2,629 361
Montgomery Moore
Randolph
Richmond
Scotland
Madison Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Union Yadkin
Total
38 670
1,623
Yancey
Total D. P.
977 4,350 582 1,020
16,530 —Mecklenburg,
710
15,057
13,514
1.
11,732
Hutchison
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VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
2,014 619 604
1,767
For Congress
COUNTIES. Buncombe
Cherokee Clav
— Tenth
3,548 837 351 432
1,984 983 1,030 991 939 552
CongresJ.
Rutherford
sional District. W. T.
Crawford.
Swain
Transylvania
Total
Y.
C.
914 581
15,245 Clay, 1;
58.
,
G.
14,884
Grant.
3,572 1,250 320 464 1,263 1,442 1,065 982 1,030 595
Westall— Buncombe,
1;
54;
Henderson,
Jackson,
2.
Total,
Vote for
Solicitor.
Graham Haywood
Henderson Jackson
McDowell Macon
Polk
Solicitor for Third Judicial District Chas. L. Abernathy 7,460 J. F. Duncan 94 Ninth Judicial District Jones Fuller 12,149 No opposing candidate. Six scattering Republican votes.
—
—
Vote For President
(R.) (D.) (R,) Taft.
1908.
in
North Carolina.
Bryan.
(D.) RooseParker. velt. 1904
COUNTIES.
Alamance
Alexander Alleghany
.
2,113 793 633
Anson Ashe
Beaufort Bertie
. .
.
Bladen Brunswick
1,490 1,639 1,828 1,258 1,132 607 3,506 1,310 1,610 1,413
2,184 1,074 575 301 1,674 1,304
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus Caldwell
.
. .
Camden
Carteret
. . .
. . .
398
1,152
Caswell
Catawba Chatham
Cherokee
.
.
.
. . . . .
.
Chowan
Clay
Cleveland
. .
.
.
Columbus
Craven .... Cumberland. Currituck Dare Davidson Davie Duplin ....
. . .
820 1,864 1,521 782 621 343 2,282 1,845 1,399 1,832 701 416 2,126
780
1,508 1,859 1,753 2,472 1,984
.2,398
Durham Edgecombe
Forsyth Franklin Gaston Gates ......
. . .
. .
Graham
Granville
.
.
.
653 418
1,561
.
.
Greene
Guilford Halifax
....
...
. . .
876
3,822 2,165 1,501 1,952 917
360 660 841 3,572 1,358 1,821 1,745 164 1,060 370 2,010 1,497 1,310 213 321 1,459 1,381 449 1,453 68 370 2,340 1,185 1,225 1,820 438 2,876 561 1,970 337 465 734 538 2,863
380
1,047 1,304 1,602
Harnett
. . . . .
.
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
. .
Hyde
Iredell
839 662
2,465 1,022
Jackson
. . .
353 223 1,803 1,086
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT— ELECTORAL VOTE.
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abundance at Fair Grounds. Advance Field Coop Premium List Sent to Fanners in March.
Greatest
PURE CITY WATER
Midway
in the South.
No
Objectionable Features.
JOSEPH
E.
POGUE,
Secretary
SOCIETY, Raleigh,
N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL
Popular Vote For President—1908.
State— Alabama
Arkansas
California
.. ..
Taft.
Bryan.
74,374 87,043 107,770 126,649 68,255 22,134 31,104 72,350 34,609 450,810 338,262 200,771 161,209 244,092 63,568 35,463 111,117 155,543 174,313 109,433 64,250 345,884 29,326 130,781 10,655 33,«55
Debs.
5,0U0 18,736 7,974 5,113
Colorado Connecticut Delaware
Florida
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Georgia Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine Maryland
Massachusetts
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Michigan Minnesota
Mississippi
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Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire..
25,308 56,967 182,064 123,700 H2',815 25,200 10,654 41,692 50,901 629,932 348,993 275,210 197,166 235,711 9,589 66,987 111,253 265,966 333,313 195,786 4,463 346,915 32,333 126,608 10,214 53,144
New Jersey.. New York
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North Carolina. North Dakota Ohio
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Ok'ahoma
Oregon Pennsylvania
75
3,747 5S4
Rhode Island
South Carolina South Dakota Tennesee Texas
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6,305 39,711 13,476 8,287 12,420 4,060 2,538 1,753 2,500 10,659 11,527 14,469 1,408 15,398 5,885 3,524 2,029 1,299
...
Utah Vermont
Virginia
Washington West Virginia
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Wisconsin
Wyoming
Tota's Chafin
..
265,298 870,070 114,887 57,771 572,331 110,550 62,350 745,779 43,942 3,847 67,466 118,287 69,229 61,028 39,552 52,573 106,062 137,869 248,673 17,708
•
182,522 667,468 136,928 32.909 502,721 123,907 38,049 448,785 24,706 62,289 40,266 135,630 227,264
12,601
10,219 38,451
345
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
— A. W. Huhtersville — J. M. Humphries. — L. Lea White. Jamestown Jonesboro-— M. L. Wright. K, nly— S. G. Rollings. Kernersville — J. M. Weatherly. Kittrell — C. E. Pennington.
Hope
Mills
Holly Springs
— K.
II.
Melntyre. Davenport.
Snow Camp (Sylvan) —Miles Reece.
South Mills— E." T. Burgess. Southern Pines W. F. Allen. Spring Creek E. E. Connor. Spruce Pine Arthur Ranes. Stanley H. H. McKeown. Stedman— C. T. Ward.
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—
— —
Lattimon — W. R. Lexington (Reeds). Hornaday. — Keener. —
LaGrangi
Libi rty- J. A. A. A. Lilesvilli Li'lington L. R.
— Geo.
Stem— T.
Stoneville Sturgills
B. T.
Strickland.
Bell.
A. Holton. —Miss Clara
Pigg. Mrs. T.
(Helton)— E. W. Cooke.
V.
r.inw
I,
No.
No.
1, 2,
Hoffman. (Churchland)— S. G. Hasty.
(Aurelian Springs)
Littleton,
—W.
II.
Miles, Supt; Costen, Jr., Prin. Swan Quarter I. A. Home. Teacheys— W. T. McGowan. Trinity— Emmett C. Willis. Unionville 0. C. Hamilton.
Sunbury—John
W.
—
Albright.
Vanceboro
Louisbuxg
— W.
L.
R. Mills.
Lucama—J.
Lumber Bridge — P.
Lyons (Knap
Macclesfield
Woodward.
Macon — Herbert
Madison J. Marshall—W.
Marshall, ko. Anders.
—
—
C. Cullum. Reeds) G. J. Seholz. A. F. Leighton. E. Crutchfield. B. Reid.
of
—
Green.
— —W. J. Newbold. Wakefield (Wakelon)— R. C. Holton. Walkertown — J. Graham Visar. Warsaw—B. Tart. Washington — N. C. Newbold.
I.
Waynesville, R. F. D. No.
D.
2,
(Rock Hill)—
Wt
lister
M. Stallings. T. F. Shipman.
—
Whitakers—O. V. Hicks.
"
2,
(Madison Seminary)
—R.
G.
Whiteville— W.
Wliitth
r
— Miss
R.
"Smithwick.
Matthews — O. I. Hinson. Mebane (Hawfields) N. G. Stevens.
—
Mi rry
Oaks—E.
P.
Franklin.
5,
Wilkesboro E. G. Sultlemyre. Williamston Z. H. Rose. Wilson's Mills— J. E. Purcell,
— —
Minnie Lyda.
Jr.
Monroe, R. F. D. No.
W. B. Gillespie. Morven J. C. Crawford. Mouth of Wilson, Va. (Turkey Knob)— Mt. Ulla— E. W. S. Cobb. Murphy — L. E. Mauney.
(Wesley Chapel)—
Winton— N. W. Britton. Wise— Matt H. Wooten.
Woodleaf
—
— Geo.
B.
Wetmore.
GRADED AND
Aberdeen — Prof.
L.
SPECIAJL
TAX
—E.
SCHOOLS.
Sinsrletary.
Nebo—W.
Newton
Newton,
C.
B.
Neuse, R. Foust.
Shinn. F. D. No.
1,
(Bay Leaf)— F.
Grove — Billv
R.
F.
Robinson.
2, 1,
D. *No.
(St.
James)— A.
Albemarle— H. A. Scott. Albemarle, (Wiscossett Graded W. Joyner. Alexander Elza Elmore.
Alexis
School)
Newton, R.
Glenn.
Sherrill. F.
—
—
D. No.
(Startown)— R. C.
Oriental— V. C. Daniels.
Orrum —J.
Pahtego
A. Williams. L. E. Bennett. Pikeville A. R. Freeman. Pilot Mountain H. F. Pardue. Pittsboro— A. B. Stalvev.
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—
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Harwood. —J. M. H.Page. — O. V. Woosley. Apex — A. D. Harrell. Apex (Mills School)—Miss Ola Giles. Apex (Patrick School) — Miss Ernie Booker.
Angier Ashboro
Andrews—J.
Pleasant
Garden— M.
Apex (Salem)—J. M. White. Apex (White Oak)—Miss Ana
Asheville— R. J. Tigh". Atlantic— V. C. Eaker. Aulandcr--B. E. Phillips.
Kelly.
S.
Giles.
Pollocksville— Alex. H. White. Poplar Branch—Miss Mary H. Phelps. Raleigh Hugh Morson. Red Springs Mc(Philadelphus)— Harllee
—
Aurora— W.
Ayden—J.
T. Brothers. A. MoArtluir.
Call.
Balsom Grove
Rich Square— J.
R
D.
.Ware.
Rich'ands— John W. Hall. Roberdell— E. D. Pusey.
Robersonville
ple.
—
J.
Everett.
Rocky Mount (Red Oak)— Palmer Dalrym-
— — Ruffin — L. N. Hickerson. Scotts— M. Watt. Seaboard — Horace Stewart. Seven Springs — D. Z. Newton. Severn —
Ronda M. F. Bumgarner. Roper— W. F. McCanless. Rosman Row'and — William C. Herbert.
J.
Miss Gertie Waldrop. Banners Elk— Edgar Tufts. Battleboro— E. C. Ruffin. Battleground Miss Lemana Gibbs. Bavboro Prof. Hendricks. Beaufort— L. M. White. Beaulaville Miss Mary Mayo.
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Belgrade— Miss Nellie' Allen. Belhaven— W. M. Hinson.
Siler
City— C.
C.
Sharpe.
— — — Hoy Taylor. Boomer—J. H. Isbell. Boone — Miss Sallie Ray. Brevard — Ben G. Estes.
Bessemer City
Benson— L.
Bethel Biscoe
Beta— S.
Royall. T. P. Rockette. Cooper. Julian B. Martin.
T.
T.
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Presbyterian College women
CHARLOTTE,
Rev.
J.
ft.
N. C.
Bridges, D. D., President
Send for Catalogue.
BCILDING The largest antl finest in the State. Recently built. Elegantly furnished. Conveniences Hot and Cold Baths. Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Bed-room limited to two girls each. Fire escapes. ADVANTAGES Situated in center of city on a five-acre lot. Finely equipped Gymnasium, with regular gymnasium course. One of the largest Pipe Organs in the South. Music and Art
Specialties.
— — —
FACULTY—Full Faculty of Experienced Teachers. RATES—Lower than any school of the same grade
—
Crab Creek
Pallas— S.
Danville,
in the State.
Etowah.
(Sand Hill)— Miss Maud Ruppe. Browns Summit Miss Jessie White. Brown's Summit (Brightwood)— Mrs. T. -N.
Bright,
Sellars.
—Norman
H.
Stepp,
p.
o.,
Cullowhee— E.
Wilson.
Stilwell.
Browns Summit, R.
F.
D.,
(Gibsonville)
—
G. Lindsay. Va., No. 5,
(Dan
River)
—Miss
Rev. F. M. Hair. Brvson City— S. A. Richardson. Burgaw— D. H. Bland. Burlington— F. H. Curtis. Burlington, R. F. D. No. 1, (Friendship)
E. Shaw. Burlington, R.
P.
Davidson— W. F. O'Kelly. Dell— C. M. Beach.
Dillsboro
—
—
Drum
Dunn —J. A. McLean. Durham — W. D. Carmichacl.
Hill
— Miss
Sallie
Edwards.
F. D. No. S, (Hall's)— Miss Carrie Hornaday. Calypso P. M. Williams. Cedar Creek Miss Katie Shaw. Cedar Hill— Miss Sussanna D. Randleman.
—
—
Chadbourn
( harlotte Charlotte.
— — Alexander
Jr.
Graham.
2,
R. F. D. No. emy)—W. B. Reid. Charlotte, R. F. D. No.
(Sharon Acad-
3,
(Shopton)— W.
W. Rankin,
Wilson. China Grove Miss Carrie Gracher. Clayton Bruce H. Carroway. Climax (Oak Hill) Miss Joyner Harden.
Olierryville— S. P.
—
—
East Bind— Mas! Kings Mountain (Cumberland) Miss Eliose McGill. Edenton 15. H. Bacliman. Edwards— Geo. F. Hill. Efland (Fairfield) Miss Dora R. Andrews. Elkville Miss Bertha Day. Elizabeth City— S. L. Sheep. Elkton Miss Mattie Uzzell. Elm Citv A. B. Cameron. Elon College— Mrs. J. W. Patton. M. S. Wiggins. Enfield Englehard (Lake Landing) George Guthrie.
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Clinton— J. Walter Campen. ("arkton S. Singletary, Jr.
— —Miss Louise X. Ferebee. Colerain Colfax— J. A. Storfe. Columbia — W. B. Morton. Concord — J. D. Lentz. —Miss Lula (Pitts) Concord, No.
Coats— C. D. Stewart.
1,
Etowah (Crab Creek) — Norman Stepp. Eureka— E. B. Phillips. Farmington — W. P. Hcnlev. FurmviUe— E. M. Rollins.
Favetteville
—
— J.
A.
Fayetteville,
No.
3,
8,
Jones. (East
Over)— I.
S.
Flannagan.
MorriFayetteville, No. Nair. No. Fayetteville,
(Glendale)— Arthur Mc8,
(Grays
Creek)— Guy
son.
Cox.
Fayetteville,
1.
Concord, R. F. D. No. 1, (Rimer)— A. H. Penninger. A. Coch Concord, No. 6, (Whitehall)— C.
ran.
—W.
R.
F. D.
No. 8 (King Hiram)
Miss
Fayetteville,
Johnson. No. 3 (McPherson)
No.
Mary
McArthur.
Concord, No. 3, (Winecoff)— Jno. W. Moore. Congo Miss Jannie Gilreath. Coolecmee R. D. Johnson. Cora Cornelius J.' Willis Raglev.
—
Fayetteville,
X
(Westover)
Miss Myrtle
—
—
Graham.
Fishing
Flat
I'll
—
Finch—J. E. Redfern. Creek—W. R. Hendren.
Hock— W
i
S.
Shetle.
Council— A.
C. Courtney — Prof.
Chaffln. Mitchell.
ill
\.
Forest
City
—M. E.
Gallamore. J. Abernethy.
Touch typewriting taught
rated, capital stork $30,000.
at Kin 's Business College, Sn.!l. F. Bumgarner. Roper Walter F. McCanless. Rose Hill, (Rockfish) Miss Mary Johnson. Rose Hill— J. W. Sloan. Rosendale B. O. Turner. Rosendale B. O. Turner. Round Mt. Miss Ethel Dimmette.
Ronda — M.
I.olesvilh
—
E.
Garner.
—
— — — C. H. Johnson. Whi takers — White Oak— W. W. Woodhouse. Whiteville — J. A. Smithwick. Whittier — Miss Minnie Lyda. Wilkesboro— E. G. Settlemyre. Williamston — Z. H. Rose. Blair. Wilmington — UnWilmington (Hemingway) —Wingate derbill. Wilmington (Union) — Miss Nellie Cook. Wilson — Charles L. Coon.
--tfield
J.
J.
—
Wilson Mills— J.
E.
Pureell.
— — — — Henry Burns. Roxboro Roxobel— W. M. Cook. Ruffin — L. W. Hickerson. Ruthtrfordton — J. B. Bridges. — Ridgeville (Semora) W. L. Crumpton. Smalls — Miss Mary O. Guilford.
Windsor—J. I. White. Wingate— B. T. Tyner. Winston — W. S. Snipes. Woodard (Cashie Creek) — Miss
Augustine
Parker. Youngsville D. No. Youngsville, R. F. 1, (Pearce School) L. N. Ranes. Mrs. Edwards. Salcmburg Salisbury— J. L. Lingle and I. C. Griffin.
—
— — Samaria — W.
L.
Duncan.
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AND
COLLEGES.
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The North Carolina College
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
OFFERS PRACTICAL INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Dairying, Agriculture, including Horticulture, and the Sciences on which these are based.
1.
of
IN:
—
Stock-raising,
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Textile Art, including Spinning-, Weaving, Dyeing, Mill CalcuMill Management, Etc.
two year Machinist Course.
3.
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.
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President D. H. HILL,
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West Raleigh, N.
Winn. Wit Academy
Asheville
C.
—
— Clias.
R.
Wheaiey.
Seranton (Sladesville) Miss Clara Hearn. Seaboard Robert K. Sanson. S:agrove (Why Not) G. F. Grover.
—
— —
Farm School— Swanannoa.
Selma—B.
Shelbv Shelby
Siler
F. Hassell. In in. Y. (Earl)—Lee B. Weathers. City— Chas. C. Sharpe.
—
L. Weaverville Weaverville W. College, Abernathy. Miss Ford's School for Girls, Asheville Miss E. Ford.
—
—
.].
Regan School, Regan
Patton.
— H.
F.
Funston Institute, Funston J. C. Mizell. Patten's High School, Morganton R. L.
—
Brinson.
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND
PRINCIPALS.
Colleaiate
A.
Marbut
School,
Morganton
— Mrs.
N.
E.
Tavlorsville
Institute,
TaylorsF.
Marbut. Rutherford
College,
Rutherford
College
—
yille—J. Hiddenite
White.
School,
W. W.
Mt.
Peel.
High
Hiddenite— A.
Green
Valley
Pleasant
Collegiate
Institute,
Mt.
Green
0.
Sharpe. Valley
Academy,
— J.
Mt.
Pleasant— G. F. McAllister, Henry Miller. Amoena Seminary, Mt. Puasant Rev.
—
Goodman. Helton Academy Helton. Jefferson Academy Jefftrson. Miss Maude Gurley's School Windsor. Miss M. Augusta Dunstan's School Wind-
— —
White Oak Academy, White Oak— W. W. Woodhouse. School, Southport High Southport Prof.
— — Edward. Edward High School Miss Bettie Roberson — Washington. — Trinity School, Chocowinity N. C. Hughes. Pantcgo Academy — Pantego. Bath Academy — Bath.
sor.
—
H. C. Fisher. Sunderland Hall Seminary, Concord, No. 6 Miss Melissa Montgomery. W. Concord High School, Concord— W. Morris.
J.
—
High School, Concord Rev. W. Campbell. V. Irwin Concord. Davenport College, Lenoir C. C. Weaver. Lenoir Academy Lenoir. St. Paul's School (Epis.1, Beaufort Edward
Campbell
S.
—
G. Mrs.
— —
—
—
—
T. Hill. IJiaul'ort
High
School,
Beaiffort
— Miss
In
Maud
Harry
City
Davis.
Rendollar. Asheville School,
son,
Asheville
— M.
M.
Ander-
—
North Bruce
School
II.
(Meth.),
More
ad
-
Carrjway.
(Bapt.),
Winn's
School
for
Boys,
Asheville
— J.
A.
Atlantic Institute A. W. Setzer.
Morehead Citj
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Baptist University For
Women
Located in the heart of Raleigh, convenient to Libraries and of Music, Churches, School of Arts, Philosophy and Sciences; of Elocution, Art, Bible and Business. Faculty twenty-nine women and six men. Comfort of students looked after by Lady Excellent equipPrincipal, Matron, Lady Physician and Nurse. ment, furnishings and fare. Board, Literary tuition, Physician, Nurse, Library and Gymnasium, $196.50 per session; in Club,
$170.00-$175.00.
Address
Graham.
Prof.
R. X.
School— Atlantic.
VANN
Q.
A.
RALEIGH,
N. C.
Graham Academy, Marshallburg
Mack
Ball's
— W.
Yanceyville, Yanceyville; June Bennetl. Pinnix-Hurdle Institute, Union Ridge, R. F.
—
Southern Conservatory of Music, Durham Gilmore Ward Bryant. Tarboro Male Academy, Tarboro F. S.
—
—
Wilkinson.
Salem
Boys
School,
Winston-Salem
—J.
F.
D.—T. W.
Sargeant.
Stroud.
Brower.
Ieasburg Institute,
Goldston
Tyler.
Leasburg— Miss Fannie
Clemmons High
Hall.
School,
Clemmons —J.
E.
High
School,
Goldston— W.
II.
Mt. Vernon Springs School, Mt. Vernon Springs Miss Lizzie Dixon. Miss Daisy Massie Murphy. Hayesville High School, Hayesville G. H. Haigler. Piedmont High School, Lawndale W. D. Burns. W. Fallston High School, Fallston— J.
—
—
— — —
Rural Hall Academy Rural Hall. Louisburg College for Women, Louisburg— Mrs. Mary Davis Allen. School, Mapleville High Mapleville Miss Jannette Hayes.
—
—
Bunn High
Ingleside Sledge.
School, Bunn— W. D. Poe. High School, Ingleside Thos.
—
Linwood
College,
Gastonia — Rev.
(Cath.),
A.
T.
Dellinger.
Lattimore High
School,
Lattimore
\V.
T.
Lindsay. Sacred Heart Academy Mother M. Theresa.
Belmont
—
R. Bell. Boiling Springs High School, Shelby, No. 3—J. D. Huggins. Waco High School Wcco. F.arl High School, Earl— George P. Webb. Sharion High School— Shelby, No. 3. Miss Mamie H. Richardson New Bern. Miss Lizzette Hanff New Bern. Christ Church Parochial School, New Rcrn Miss Mary N. Williams. Miss Alice Mallett Fayetteville. Misses Ellison Fayetteville.
Belmont
Jackson. Mrs. Lucy
High
0.
School,
Belmont
— Frank
D
—
Brown — Gatesville.
Academy,
Clyde — W.
McLeansville Academy, McLeansville Cobb.
— C.
—
—
Browns
Peele's
Summit
Browns
Sum
mit— W.
Havwood
ell.
H. Rankin. College of Business,
Greensboro
—
—
Judson Peele.
—
—
H. Woodall. Institute, Bat Cave (Epis.), Bat Cave— H. G. MitchSt.
Donaldson-Davidson Academy Fayetteville. Raeford High School (Mixed), Raeford— E.
—
Upward
Paul (Epis.), Edneyville— Miss Springer. Miss (Epis.), Flat Rock, R. F.
D—
Summers. Denton High School. Denton
D.
L.
Helen Webb.
Fruitland High School (Bapt.), Fruitland— P. H. Posey. Seminary for Young Ladies, Murfreesboro Mrs. E. E. Parham. Fairfield, Fairfield— D. W. Simmons. McC!aud, Scranton Miss Ada Ray. Sladesville Scranton Miss Org School,
— Rev.
George
Reynolds.
Churchland High School Churchland. Liberty Institute, Wallbury P. S. Vann. Reeds High School, Lexington, No. 3 J. W.
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—
—
—
—
Cole.
Mocksville Miss M. M. Eaton. Cana, Cana Paul H. Nance. Grove Academy, Kenansville L. McNeil, Carl Shaw. James Sprunt Institute Kenansville Miss Blanche Boyd. Faison Male Faison Prof. Academy, Spencer.
Sunny
Side,
—
—
—
—
Credle. Statesville
S.
Male
Academy,
Statesville
— A.
—
Harmony Academy—Harmony. Academy Eupeptic Springs
Springs.
Paxton.
—
Eupeptic
—
Cool Springs Academy,
F.
Cool Springs
—John
Mitchell.
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Greensboro Female College
GREENSBORO,
'
N. C.
Schools of music, art and eloLiterary and business courses. Finest advantages, and moderate terms. cution. FALL SESSION begins Wednesday, September 8th, 1909. For catalogue apply to MRS. LUCY H. ROBERTSON, President, Greensboro, N, C.
Statesville Female J. A. Scott.
College,
Statesville
— Dr.
T.
O-k
Troutman
Hinshaw.
Sylva
Academy,
Troutman
Collegiate
Institute,
—M. Sylva — F.
Pitts,
lett.
Lcve' M.
High
School,
Nashville— S.
V.
W.
Forrest.
Cape Fear Academy, Wilmington
St.
— W.
Cat-
A.
Brown. Trenton Trenton—W. H. High School, Rhodes. Miss Dora Miller's School Kinston. The Kinston Practical Business College, Kinston Mrs. W. A. Bobbitt. Mrs. Mittie Perry's School Kinston. The Industrial Christian College, Kinston —
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—
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Paul's Academy, Imington. Miss Alderman's Select School, Wilmington Miss Mamie Alderman. Miss Harts Select School, Wilmington Miss Annie Hart. Primary School, Wilmington— Miss Mamie Clark. Olney High School, George Miss Mary D.
W
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—
—
Holmes.
Mrs.
Rev. J. W. Tyndall. Lincolnton Miss Kate Shipp. Marshall Marshall Miss Rose Academy, McCorel.
Fassifern,
—
—
Hurt's School, Hillsboro— Mrs. Mary Bragg and Miss Alice
Miss
Brags &
Heart.
Mars Hill College
L.
(Mixed),
Mars Hill— R.
Caldwell No. 3.
.
Moore.
Institute,
— Hamilton Academy, Hamilton — H. Everetts Academy, Everetts —J. L.
Dorland Institute,
Phillips.
Bell
Walnut — Rev. Frank March. Hot Springs Miss Julia
A. Neal. Leggett.
Beard School, Charlotte— J. G. Beard. Charlotte High School, W. Charlotte— H.
Glasgow.
The Independent School, Charlotte
Davidson. Plumtree, Plumtree— Rev. Gilead High School, gene Harris.
Star
J.
— W.
W.
P. Hall.
No. 3— J. F. Grcason. Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill— A. F. Hollaman. Pamlico Male and Female Institute, Stonewall— H. M. Ainsley. Belvidere Academy, Belvidere Miss Minnie White. Bethel Hill Institute— Bethel Hill. Wintervlile High School. Winterville— G. E.
Rev. M. W. Arrowood. Cedar Grove Academy, Cedar Grove Miss Annie Hughes. Orange Grove Academy, Hillsboro, R. F. D.
— Institute,
Rougemont,
R.
F.
Tf.
—
—
Mt.
Mt.
Gilead— Eu-
Academy — Star. Candor Academy — Candor.
Ether Academy, Ether Mr. Cagle. Wadeville Academy, Wadeville John
Lineberry. Free Will Baptist Theological Ayden— Elder W. H. Peyton. Saluda Seminar}' Saluda.
Seminary;
—
—
—
B.
Franklinsville High School, Franklinsville D. M. AVeatherly. Shiloh Academy, Mofntf— F. M. Wright.
—
Hurley.
Elise
Farmer
Arson.
High School,
School,
Hemp— Rev.
R.
S.
Bombay Academy— Bombay —J. H. Robertand Business Institute, Garner. College, Liberty T. C.
Institute,
Farmer
—
S.
T.
Lassiter.
rowood.
Broadway
Leod. Castalia
son.
Broadway— M.
Castalia
A.
O.
McJohnA.
L.
Academy,
Pleasant
— W.
Why Not Academy Why Not— G. F.
Liberty
Normal
High High
—
Amick.
Trinity
School-
Mount
Academy,
School,
Burt. Nashville Lincoln.
High
— B. Nashville— A.
Glover
Trinity— B.
F. P.
A. A.
Hodgin.
Rnmseur
White.
Reidsville
School,
Ramseur—W.
Reidsvillc
Red
Oak Academy, Nashville
Spring
—T.
Seminary,
R.
McE.
Lendon. Stanhope Academy,
Redfearn.
Hope
Samaria High School, Spring Johnson.
—J. Hope— C.
Hayes. Lcaksville-Spray Institute,
— H. Leaksville—J.
C.
Beam.
New
W.
North
Bethel Academy C. Carolina Military Springs W. M. Jones.
—
Sharpe.
—
Academy,
Red
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62
SCHOOLS
Grove
E.
AND
COLLEGES.
and balance previous year for expenditures schools
priations
China
P.
High School,
and
China Grove—
from
2,327,009.50
all
Wright.
College, Academy M. L. Lyerly. I. Crescent. Dell School, Delway— C. M. Beach. Salemburg School, Salemburg— Mrs. Mollie
Crescent
—
Business
Total
2,958,160.19
Edward.
Ida
4
—
Mills School, Laurirburg, Mrs. L. E. Gibson.
R. F. D. No.
Average white Average white Average
annual
teachers
salary
of
rural 143.84 city
374.84
92.35
annual
teachers
salary
of
Civilly
Street
School,
Laurinburg— Miss
Grace
Minnie
Wyche
McKinnon. Academy, Lauiinburg— Miss
Schaffer.
Gibson Academy, Gibson— J. B. Philoeck. Fork Acadi my, Norwood— J. Wilson Smith.
annual salary of rural colored teachers Average annual salary of city colored teachers Average term in rural white schools
246.88
89.2
Average
schools
term term
in
in
of
city
all
. .
white
165.5
Norwood High
Blalock.
School,
Norwood— L.
Institute,
C.
Average
white
100.0
rural
81.1
The Yadkin Mineral Springs
merville
E.
— E.
PalF.
schools
the
of
State
F.
Eddins.
Englewood
D.
Seminary,
Albemaile— Miss
Average
schools Avi rage schools
•
term
term
of
colored
U fiord.
School,
New London High
Rankin.
New London— J.
C.
the
Germanton
Carson.
Academy,
Germanton— J.
Walnut
T.
Average term
schools
all colored State of colored city
of
.
.
.
93.0
163.1
4,917,312.00
Value
Value Value
Smith. Brevard C.
Dalton Institute, Dalton— W. A. Flynt.
Walnut
Lizzie
Cove
School, Adkins.
Cove—Miss
of school property of of property
of
white
4,282,255.00
schools
property
'
of
colored
635.057.00
Banbury School, Danbury—J.
Brevard
Industrial School, Trobridge. St. Mary's KinCergatUn, Louise T. Busbee.
—
schools
H.
Raleigh
— Miss
Warrenton Female Academy, Warrenton— Miss Lucy Hawkins. Rock—Miss Institute, Blowing Skyland
Flagg. Lees McRas Institute (Pros.), Banners Elk Rev. Edgar Tufts. Valle Crucis Mission School (Epis.), Valle Crucis Rev. H. A. Dobbin. E. Amantha P. Cane Creek Academy,
—
—
—
Herman.
Miss
boro.
Mamie Barber's School—North WilkesSchool,
Value of rural white school 2,170,394.00 property Value of citv white school 2,111,801.00 property Value of rural colored school 338,277.00 property Value of citv colored school .". 296,780.00 property Total number of school houses.. 7,537 Rural school houses 7,2S2 2-35 school houses City Rural white school houses .... 5,104 104 white school houses City Rural colored school houses .... 2,173 91 colored school houses .... City Total number white school dis.
.
."
.
.
Elm City High
Cameron.
Elm City— A.
B.
tricts
5,33
Stanley McCormick R. Hubbard.
(Pres.),
Burnsville— C.
Total
number colored
school
2,298 715,716 590,550 125,166 483,915 231,801 '406,150 77,759 184,304 47,407 497,716 423,221 74.495 346,575
districts
Low Gap
lett.
(Pres.), Athlone
—Miss
Olive Haze-
Total
Banks Creek
tie
(Pres.),
Cane River—Miss Mat-
Gray.
(Pres.),
Bethaven
Day
Book Miss
—
Mary
Denlinger.
Yancey Collegiate Institute (Bap.), Burnsville— E. E. Hawkins. Paid Creek College (M schools public eluding State bonds, loans, appro-
Colored $3,294,231.70 Colored
650,739.40
in
rural
127,213
23,928 308,488
schools enrollment in city schools Total average daily attendance.
Colored
ment
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
63
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
JESSE
WILSON, N. C C. CALDWELL, President.
Conferring
reparato'ry,
A
Faculty of Twelve Teachers
Academic
(piano
of
Degrees
and voice);
president and
DEPARTMENTS— Collegiate,
Business,
Biblical,
Musical
CO-EDUCATIONAL— Young
Expression,
ladies of faculty. Modern Plant,
of competent professor. Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Filtered Water Supply, Good Health Record, Christian Environments, Beautiful Campus, Mild But Positive Discipline.
Young Men's Home undei charge
Fine Arts. Ladies Bo.rJing School, under charge
attendance in daily schools in attendance Average daily city schools attendance in daily Average white schools in Average daily attendance rural white schools ...... .. Average daily attenaance in city white schools attendance in Average daily colored schools Average daily attendance in colored rural schools in Average daily attend ;nce colored city schools Percentage of school population
Average
rural
258,233
City Colored Rural 50,255 City
106
women employed
1,897 1,030
New
school houses built
220,371 183,675
36,696
88,117
White
Colored
267 404 324 SOI
.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.
6
.g- o--"
(3
City White, North Carolina White, rural White, city Colored, North Carolina
Colored, rural Colored, city
.~r a
£- 1 -.'- Z 0
—
Shell-fish
Sketches N.
5,533.60 6,155.00 43,838.67
Commission C. Regiments Con-
1,517.64 1.00 2,611.50 3,225.49
— —
.
.
federate Soldiers sale of . .. car Sleeping companies property tax general car Sleeping companies property tax pensions
—
— —
— —
.
20.70
460.79
87.77
ITEMIZED STATE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
67
Si.
Mary's School
RALEIGH, N.
C.
Courses. and Business School. Elocution, Special Courses in Music, Art, For catalogue and other information, address
The Diocesan School (for Girls) of the Carolinas. Well known throughout the South. Founded in 1842 by Rev. Dr. Aldert Smedes. .Academic Department includes College and Preparatory
REV. GEORGE
State
sale
LAY,
Rector
—
2,400.00 5,900.00
and
of
. .
Colonial
Records
State ings
State's
Hospital,
Raleigh
— —earn-
71.95
6,100.47
Prison earnings- -transto general fund State's Prison— earnings State's Prison interest on farm
f erred
—
135,368.84
1,200.00
Agricultural Societies Auditor's Department Auditor's Department contingencies Audubon Society Board of Equalization Board of Internal Improvements Board of Public Charities.. ..
286.25
9,407.27 72.40 301.35 1,024.70 706.00 3,657.76 856.77 2,114.84 2,309.35 5,400.00
bonds Steamboat
tax
and —general canal property Steamboat and canal property tax — pensions Street railway, light and water — companies— property tax general
Bureau Bureau
of of
Immigration Labor and Printing
..
519.62
98.96
Capitol Square Contingencies
Convict account
Department Public Instruction
Disabled soldiers
2,541.50
for
— appropriation
..
water light — property and —pentax 484.05 sions — 7,571.40 Supreme Court Reports sale of the counties — genTaxes from eral 1,065,029.08 Taxes from the counties —for interest — incomes 35,802.09 Taxes from the counties— for in5,657.51 terest—liquor Taxes from the counties— for pensions— property 181,819.66
Street railway,
Executive Department
Fire instituprotection State tions Fish Commission Freight and express charges .. Fuel, light and water Fugitives from justice
companies
—
12,660.00 6,900.00
General Assembly Governor's Mansion and Grounds Governor's traveling expenses .. Guilford Battleground
Historical
Commission
Taxes from the counties for pensions—polls companies Telegraph
tax
property Telegraph companies tax pensions Telegraph companies tax on re-
— general —
—property —
—
|
Telephone
— property tax — general — property Telephone companies tax— pensions
ceipts
Indigent pupils 34,928.58 Insurance Department Insuring State property 2,250.84 Interest on four per cent, conconsolidated debt bonds .. .. 428.53 Interest on four per cent. Prison debt bonds 1,923.18 Interest on four per cent. Prison
300.00 3,679.25 2,241.42 3,873.64 1,393.99 18,702.72 3,125.55 190.40 500.00 7,879.28 6,121.95 7,100.00 10,270.38
144,052.00
3,726.00
2,630.00
companies
Farm bonds
2,761.58
Interest on four per cent.
State
22,980.00
Telephone companies— tax on
ceipts
re. .
Trade-mark registration
Total
fees
debt bonds 525.78 Interest on six per cent, struction debt bonds 7,056.66 Jamestown Exposition 21.40 Judiciary
con163,710.00 17.55 88,448.40 11,229.99 18,837.84
221.10
r.oo.oo
$2,866,439.62
DISBURSEMENTS.
Adjutant General
Agricultural
Department
..
.
1,600.00 117,069.76
Laborers' pay-roll Legal services and expenses .. Legislative Examining Committee Moore's Creek Battleground .. Normal Schools (colored).. ..
20,856.51
SALARIES OF STATE OFFICIALS.
Schools (white) .. .. N. C. Agricultural Experiment Station— U. S. appropriation.. N. C. A. and M. College (colored), Greensboro N. C. Board of Health N. C. College A. and M. Arts, Raleigh N. C. Corporation Commission N. C. Corporation Commission contingencies N. C. Institution Dumb Deaf, and Blind, Raleigh
Normal
14,942.10
25,000.00 26,050.00 4,000.00
of North Carolina Weights and measures....' .. .. Wilkesboro and Jefferson Turn-
University
.
.
76.09 95,250.00 100.00
I
ike
— paid
State's
Prison for
810.00
$2,605,954.81
stock
Total
—
100,950.00 18,000.00
1,239.85
Salaries of State Officials. Governor— $4,000, and $600 for traveling
expenses, furnishing house, etc. Private Secretary to the Governor $2,000. Executive Clerk— $900 and $300 as Clerk to Adjutant General. State Treasurer— $3,500. Chief Clerk to the State Treasurer— $2,000.
N. N.
C.
and
O.
losis
Institution Dumb Deaf, Blind, Raleigh earnings
70,100.00
2,757.01
—
—
Sanatorium
for Tubercu-
16,000.00
N. C. School for Deaf ana
Dumb,
50,250.00
6,011.83
Morganton
N. C. School for Deaf and Dumb, Morganton earnings N. C. State Firemen's Association N. C. State Volunteer Firemen's Association Oxford Orphan Asylum (white).
Teller—$1,400.
Institution
—
Clerk—$1,200.
Stenographer— $900.
Secretary of State— $3,500.
1,875.00
— raries Public schools — Teachers'
ination Board Sale of bonds proceeds Settling State taxes
Oxford Orphanage (colored) Paper account Pensions Postage and stationery Public buildings and grounds .. Public printing Public schools appropriation to Public schools for rural lib-
—
625.00 10,000.00 6,250.00 10,051.04 385,577.00 6.75S.67 5,175.11 40,086.65 280,083.62
2,360.00
Grant Clerk— $1,800. Corporation Clerk—$2,000. Stenographer—$900. Extra Clerical Hire— $600.
State Auditor— $3,000. Chief Clerk— $900.
Tax Clerk—$1,200.
Stenographer— $900.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction $3,000 and actual traveling expenses.
—
Loan Fund Clerk— $1,500. Chief Clerk— $1,500.
Stenographer
State Librarian— $1,500. Assistant Librarian $000. Bureau of Labor and Printing: Commissioner, $1,500; Assistant Commissioner, $1,200; Stenographer, $900. Corporation Commission Each of three Commissioners, $3,000; Chief Clerk, $2,400; 1st Clerk Tax Com., $1,200;
Examof
..
—
Shell-fish
Commission
Silver
Soldiers'
service
—Cruiser
332.45 611.95 639.S5 4,162.31
5,000.00 17,500.00 1,081.57 879.82 7,263.00 10,000.00 16,000.00 4,469.56 52,700.00 65,000.00 150,000.00 95,800.00
6,100.47 2,425.00 512.75
— $900. —
"North
Carolina"
—
Home
State Board of Elections .. .. State and Colonial Records .. State Department State Geological Survey .. .. State Guard State Guard— special State Hospital Commission .... State Hospital, Goldsboro .. .. State Hospital, Morganton .. .. State Hospital, Raleigh .. .. State Hospital, Raleigh earnings State Library State Library contingencies ... Slate Normal and Industrial College State's Prison— earnings State's Prison Sunday-school .. State taxes refunded
State
2nd Clerk, Tax Com., $1,000. Bank Examiner—$2,400; Assistant Bank Examiner, $1,800.
General
$900.
Attorney
Supreme Court
—$3,000; Stenographer, Reporter— $1,250; Supreme
—
Court Librarian and Marshal, $1,250; Assistant Supreme Court Librarian, and Janitor, $960. Supreme Court Each of five Justices,
$3,500.
—
the sixteen Superior Court Each of Judges, $3,500. Superintendent of Public Buildings and
— —
.
.
.
.
95,000.00 135,368.84 50.00 4,259.61 10,000.00
900.00 59.71
2,979.69 10,876.50 1,248.28 8,500.00
Grounds—$900.
Standard-keeper— $100. Commissioner of Insurance $3,500; Deputy Chief Clerk, Commissioner, $1,500;
—
Stonewall Jackson Training School Superintendent Public Buildings
License $1,200; Book-keeper, $750; Clerk, $750; Stenographer, $900.
and Grounds
Adjutant General,
Secretary
to
.Supreme
Court— contingencies
Reports —
Board
$1,600. of
Public
Chari-
.
.
Supreme Court
ing of
print-
ties— $768.
Supreme Court Reports— reprint Telegraph and telephone expense Treasury Department Treasury Department contingen-
—
ComState Department of Agriculture to the missioner, $3,250; Secretary Board of Agriculture, $2,400; Registration Clerk, $1,200; Bulletin Clerk, Stenogr.-pher, $780; Entomolo-
—
DIVORCE LAWS—SOLDIERS' HO ME— ALTITUDE—CORPORATIONS.
Horner
J. C.
Military
1851—1909
School
OXFORD,
N. C.
HORNER,
Principal.
and English Courses. Prepares for college, government academies. Military training develops prompt obedience and manly carriage. Academy 58 years old, with experienced teachers. Cadets dine with the principal and laClassical, Scientific,
university or the
dies
of
Ms
family,
securing the culture of
home
life.
Cultivates
and educates. Modern buildings, perfect sanitation, wholesome fare, no crowding. Best moral, mental, physical, and social training. Shady lawn, athletic park, one-quarter mile running track, 300
acres.
Ideal climate, helpful environment. In the social atmosphere of refined Christian people. The town noted for over a century as an educational center. Charges, $300 per year.
$2,000; Orchard Inspector, $720; Horticulturist. $2,500; Veterinarian, $2,700; Stenographer, $G00; Chemist, $3,000; Food Chemist, $1,800; Seven Assistant Chemists, with salaries respectively as follows: $1,400; $1,400; $720; $1,200; $1,100; $S40; $840; Clerk, Stenographer, $1,080; Curator of the Museum, $1,800; AsUsher of the sistant Curator, $600; Museum, $480; Stenographer to the Horticultural and Entomolgieal Digist,
lived separate
years,
State
shall
and apart for ten successive and they shall have resided in this for that period, and no children
have been Dorn of the marriage.
The Soldiers' Home, Raleigh. Founded by General Assembly in 18S7, inNumber
corporated 1891. Supported of inmates, 133.
oy the State.
visions,
$720;
operative
Superintendent of CoExperiments, $7.,500.
Greatest Altitude. The greatest altitude in North Carolina is Mount Mitchell, at a height of 6,711 feet
above sea
level.
North Carolina Divorce Laws.
dissolved and the be parties thereto divorced from the bonds of the followmatrimony in North Carolina in ing cases. 1. If the husband shall commit fornication
Marriages
may
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED
For For For For For For For For For For For For For For For For
the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the the
and adultery.
the wife shall commit adultery. 3. If either party at tne time of the marling? was and still is naturally impotent. 4. If the wife at the time of the marriage be pregnant, and the husband be ignorant of the fact of such pregnancy and be not the father of the child with which he wife was pregnant at the time of the marriage. If there shau have been a separation 5. of husband and wife, and they shall have
2.
If
;
year ending Nov. 30, 1803 year ending Nov. 30, 1S94 year ending Nov. 30. 1895 year ending Nov. 30, 1896 year ending Nov. 30, 1S97 year ending Nov. 30, 1S98 year ending Nov. 30. 1899 year ending Nov. 30, 1900 vear ending Nov. 30, 1901 year ending Nov. 30, 1902 year ending Nov. 30. 1903 year ending Nov. 30, 1904 year ending Nov. 80, L906 year ending Nov. 30, 1906 year ending Nov. 30, 1907 year ending Nov. 30, 1908
21
115 133
151 147
156 207 306 327 395 554 540
821
BSD 703
70
TOBACCO STATISTICS-CLIMATE.
PEACE INSTITUTE
Though there are many cheaper
it is
schools
taxed to
IS
its
utmost.
THERE
A
REASON
For entrance next session apply early. Address Catalogue on request.
THE PRESIDENT,
TOBACCO
The
RALEIGH,
Smithfield
N. C.
2,269,652 167,178 1,555,037 192,186 164,016 1,667,347 531,436 1,342,507 382,095 15,507,558 16,971,182 571,811
7i',:,.su
STATISTICS, 1908.
by each market of the State for the year, August, 1907 to August, 190S, as reported to the State Desales of leaf tobacco
Spring Hope
Stoneville
Selma
Statesville
Warrenton
partment Towns.
of
Agriculture,
were as follows:
No. pounds.
1,016,317 583,388 61,915 868,370 237,617 5,323,022 232,124 628,537 2,172,878 2,506,368 1,295,053 2,054,505 428,463 11,398,882 3,767,603 9,877,055 1,642,217 231,302 2,967,629 3,204,168
l,44f,,41S
Warsaw
Williamston Wendell Wilson Winston-Salem Youngsville Zebulon
Total
Apex
Ahoskie Clartkon
Creedmoor
Clinton
Durham Dunn
Enfield Fair Bluff
117,695,750
North Carolina Climate.
The climate of North Carolina varies from the mild and equable climate of the seacoast to that of the mountain district where the changes are more pronounced.
Farmville
Fairmont
Goldsboro Greensboro
Greenville
Henderson Kinston Louisburg
Lumberton LaGrange Mount Airy
Madison Oxford Pilot Mountain
Robersonville
Reidsville
Rocky Mount
Raleigh
Roxboro
Richlands
5,473,924 421,499 1,612,732 4,521,116 6,988,177 407,671 3,482,310 752,151
On account of the great diversity of the topography the temperature and precipitation data are best exhibited for the different natural divisions of the State; the Eastern Division or the coastal plain, the Central or the Piedmont Plateau, and the \Vi stern or the mountain districts. The following table shows the mean temperatures for the months, seasons, and year, for the different districts and for the State:
The mean temperature for the State during the past thirty-two years varied from 57 degrees in 1872 to 61 degrees in 1890, the warmest year on record. The highest
THE NORTH CARO LINA YEAR BOOK.
71
NoH
Railway
FITZGERALD, WOLCOTT AND KERR,
uthern
Receivers.
THE SHORT ROUTE TO
EASTERN
Ttiroiigtt
NOM
IAR0LINA
Freight and Passenger Service
BETWEEN Norfolk and Suffolk, Virginia
-AND-
Elizabeth City
Edenton Belhaven Plymouth Washington
Greenville
Wilson Raleigh Beaufort
Morehead
The only Railway
trains
in
City,
New Bern Goldsboro Kins ton N. C.
Eastern Carolina operating
into
the
city of Norfolk.
The only
reaching the famous Atlantic Ocean Resorts, VirgiiUa, Beach and Cape Henry, Va..
line
and Morehead
City
and Beaufort, N.
C.
General Offices, Norfolk, Va.
H. C.
HUDGINS,
THOMAS FITZGERALD,
General Manager.
Gen'l F.
&
P. Agent.
»72
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS— RAILROAD STATISTICS.
and Charleston Line Railroad, Raleigh Railroad Company, Raleigh and Southport and Western Railway Railroad, Raleigh
temperature on record is 107 degrees which Weldon and occurred at Kitty Hawk, Chapel Hill; the lowest was 19 degrees below zero at Highlands. The precipitation is very evenly distribute], but is somewhat heavier in the Western and Eastern districts than in the CenIn the Western district there tral district. is an area on the south and southeastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains where 80 the rainfall averages between 70 and
inches a year; and in individual years, the rainfall measured as high as 100 inches. Snowfall is not very important even in the mountain districts, the average for the State being about 8 inches.
Company, Randolph and Cumberland Railway Company, Red Springs and Bowmore Western South and Railroad Company,
Railroad, Railroad,
Virginia and Carolina Southern Warrenton Railroad Company, Wellington and Powellsville Railroad Company, Whitney Company.
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS TO PERSONS.
Result-
Other
causes
ing
move-
move-
ment
of trains,
ment
of trains.
Dates of Public Holidays.
January 1st. January 19th (Lee's nirthday). February 22nd (Washington's birthday). May 10th (Memorial Day). May 20th (Mecklenburg Declaration day). July 4th (Independence Day). The first Monday in September (Labor
Day).
.5!
=!
°
>>
S
^
59
ill
Name
of
Road.
. . .
Atlantic Coast Line
.
.
Seaboard
Air
Line
.
.
.
28 56
187 353 310
SOUTHERN RAILWAY—
36 Southern (owned lines) Southern (leased lines) Atlanta & Char. Air Line 2 Atlantic and Danville
. .
— —
64
"(5
The
last
Thursday
in
November (Thanks-
"so
1
giving Day). December 25th (Christmas). Whenever any such holiday shall fall upon Sunday, the Monday following shall be a public holiday. Tuesday after the first Monday in Novem-i(i when a general election is held.
Asheboro & Southern North Carolina Railroad.. 26 North Carolina Midland .. .. Southern Caro. Division.. 5
.
Atlantic and Yadkin High Point, Randleman,
. .
.
.
1
26 1 208 12 53
1
"6
3 373 7 9
.
—
State
RAILROAD
the
University
1
STATISTICS.
Yadkin Railroad
Total
13
RAILROAD RATES.
The following passenger rates obtain on railroad systems in North Carolina: Name. Per Mile 2 1-2 Seaboard Air Line Railway 2 1-2 Atlantic Coast Line Railway 2 1-2 Southern Railway Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry.. ..2 1-2 Carolina, Norfolk and Southern Railway, Goldsboro to Morehead and Edenton to
.'
owned and leased
675
4 4
71 R Southern R. MISCELLANEOUS ROADS—
464
Aberdeen and Asheboro Atlantic & North Carolina Caldwell & Northern Carolina & Northwestern Danville & Western Durham & Southern
. .
1
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
State Line
Norfolk and Western Railway All other roads 3c. per mile as follows: Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway, Aberdeen and Rockfish AtRailroad Company,
2 1-2 2 1-2
Louisville
Norfolk Norfolk
Ral.
& & &
Nashville
Southern
\Vestern
..
4
1
13
5
and
Charleston..
South
& Western
total
and Bee Western Railroad, and AtBlue Railroad, Ridge and Caldwell Railway Comapny, Northern Railroad Company, Carolina Valley Railway Company, Carolina & Northwestern Railroad, Cashie and Chowan Railroad Comand Railroad Aulander pany, Chowan
lantic lantic
Tree
Grand
163
1,255
.
624
Number
Name
Railway Employes North Carolina.
of
of
in
Company,
Cliff side
Railroad
Company;
Dover and Southbound Railroad Company, Durham and Charlotte Railroad Company, Durham and South Carolina Railroad Company, Durham and Southern Railroad Company,
see
East Carolina Railway,
East Tennes-
and Western North Carolina Railroad
Company, Kinston and Carolina Railway, Lawndale Linville Railway Company, River Railway Companv, Mount Airy and Eastern Railway Company, New Hanover Transit Company, Northampton and Hertford Railroad Company, Oxford and Coast
Total Officers and Road. Employees. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad 5,051 Seaboard Air Line Railway 4,176 Southern Railway 7,630 147 Aberdeen and Asheboro 71 Aberdeen and Rockfish 14 Atlantic and Western Blue Ridge and Atlantic Alma, "66 Caldwell and Northern 311 Carolina and Northwestern. 22 Carolina Valley 12 Cashie and Chowan 35 Chowan and Aulander
. . .
. .
Cliffside
8
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
73
#
All Eas tern Points
=%
Florida
Cuba
i
Min t
i
Air Line Railway
S.
R.
DAVIES WARFIELD, LANCASTER WILLIAMS,
E. C. DUNCAN, Receivers.
Atlanta,
Birmingham, Southwest, Tampa, Manatee, Sarasota
Quickest and Best Service to
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH, WEST
L
SEVIER,
C. B.
RYAN.
First Vice-Pres't
Gen. Pass. Agent
m
Portsmouth, Virginia
74
GAME BIRDS—INTEREST LAW— LAND GRANTS.
The
R. J.
Building and
President.
Lumber Company,
T.
Enc,
COBB,
W. WHITEHURST, Secretary.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
GREENVILLE, N. C. We manufacture and furnish Estimates furnished on large or small contracts. everything in building supplies. The general contract for the erection of East Carolina Training School Buildings
was awarded
us.
LET US FURNISH YOU AN ESTIMATE.
THE BUILDING & LUMBER
C. V.
CO.,
York, Treasurer and Manager, Greenville, N. C.
37 65 91 233
54 44
Danville and Western Dover and Southbound Durham and South Carolina Durham and Southern Durham and Charlotte
Game
Under the laws
Loons,
river,
Birds.
North
Carolina
the
of
following only are considered
game
birds:
and
fish
East Carolina E. Tennessee and
Western N.
C.
..
Kinston
Lawndale
Linville River Louisville and
Nashville
Mount Airy and Eastern
Norfolk and Southern Norfolk and Western Northampton and Hertford Raleigh and Charleston Raleigh and Pamlico Sound Raleigh and Southport Raleigh and Western
136 40 13 26 47 10 1,913 1,514 12 42
4
rrarsh-hens
and and
grebes, swins, geese, sea ducks, rails,
gallinules,
brant;
coots,
plovers,
shore
and
surf
birds,
snipe
pipers,
yellow legs,
sandwoodcock, chewink or tohee and
curlews, and the wild turkey, grouse, partridge, pheasant, quail, dove, robbin and
meadow
The
lark.
is
Governor
authorized
to
appoint
Randolph and Cumberland Red Springs and Bowmore Roanoke River Ry. Co South and Western (entire Wellington and Powellsville
Total
47 9 16 12 10
line)
.
game wardens, upon the recommendation oi the Audubon Society of North Carolina,
whose duty it shall be to see that the bird and game laws are enforced.
.
265
52
rt
North Carolina Interest Law.
The
is
legal rate of interest is six per
cent
contrary to law to charge
a
higher
22,108
rate.
Land Grants.
No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec.
1, 1, 1, 1,
1,
1S82,
1SS4, 1886,
1,189— amounts paid Treasurer, $10,912.87 13,186.73 1,329 amounts paid Treasurer,
No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec.
18SS,
1890, 1892,
— —amounts 893 — amounts
990
paid Treasurer,
paid Treasurer,
paid Treasurer,
5,975.69
9,493.49
1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,
1,
No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec.
No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec.
1891,
1896, 1898,
1,353 — amounts 703 — amounts
1,453— amounts paid Treasurer,
paid Treasurer, paid Treasurer, paid Treasurer, paid Treasurer,
15,570.43
16,831.11
5,200.73
547
1900,
1902,
1904,
No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec. No. Grants issued 2 years ending Dec.
1, 1,
1906, 1908,
—amounts paid Treasurer, 789— amounts paid Treasurer, 488— amounts paid Treasurer, 529 — amounts paid Treasurer,
732
—amounts 665— amounts
599
— amounts
9,234.46 6,337.13 6,381.69 6,911.88
11,230.60
16,551.47
16,025.49
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
75
RALEIGH— FAYETTEVILLE SHORT LINE
Raleigh and Southport
Railway
THE DIRECT LINE FROM
RALEIGH TO FATETTEVILLE
AND THE SHORT DINE BETWEEN
Raleigh,
Wilmington,
Maxton,
\DD
POINTS SOUTH Florence, Charleston poS
through the centre of North Carolina's richest territory the Cape Fear Section. A double daily service, elegant new equipment, through fertile Harnett County via
—
Lillington
the county seat of giving resort,
government and passing, en
route, the health-
Fuquay Springs
twenty-one miles from Raleigh,
City.
which furnishes the only ideal pleasure and health resort within an hour's ride of the Capital
Raleigh
JOHN
A.
&
Southport Railway
AND GENERAL MANAGER.
General Offices, Raleigh, N. C.
MIDDS, PRESIDENT
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
OFFICIALS.
81
County Affairs and
Officials
ALAMANCE.
County
ham.
Seat,
Graham.
Clerk of the Court— J. D. Kernodle, Gra-
— Haw — Albert J. Thompson, Burlington. D. McPherson, Haw River. Coroner— Surveyor— Lewis H. Holt, Graham. Standard-Keeper — Sol Love, Graham. Co. Supt. Health — H. M. Montgomery, Burlington. — Supt. Co. Home Simon Thompson, Burlington. Public Administrator— L. Scott, Jr., Graham. U. S. Commissioner— W. A. Hall, Burlington. Co. Supt. Schools — W. Long, Graham.
River.
Sheriff— Robt. N. Cook, Graham. Register pf Deeds C. D. Johnston,
Public Roads— Worked by Old State Law. 300. Two townships, Little miles, River, R. II. Chapman, Road Com.; Ellendale, R. P. Johnson, Road Com., worked by taxation.
No
Tax Rate— County,
debt,
$8,500.
2.3
2-3
on
$100.
Bonded
6.
Treasurer
No. Schools— White, 51; colored,
S.
County
Clerk
Sparta.
Sheriff
of
ALLEGHANY. Seat, Sparta. the Court — J. N.
R.
Edwards,
—Jno. —
—
Register of
Edwards, Helena. Deeds G. D. Brown, Sparta.
—
J.
Treasurer— S. A. Choate, Sparta. Coroner D. C. Whitehead, Whitehead. Surveyor L. E. Edwards, Stratford. Co. Attorney R. A. Doughton, Sparta. Co. Health Robert Supt. Thompson,
—
—
S.
Board
S.
of
Burlington;
Education— W. K. Holt, (chm.), W. J. Graham, Union Ridge;
Sparta. Supt. Co. Co. Supt. Springs.
Home—Thos.
Schools
— C.
—
J.
Nichols, Sparta. Taylor, Laurel
E. Tate, Stainback. Co. Commissioners E. Long, (chm.), B. R. Sellars, BurBurlington, R. F. D. lington; W. A. Murray, Mebane; A. N. Roberson, Lacy; B. S. Robertson, Haw River. Co. Board of Elections J. S. Cook, Graham; D. F. Morrow, J. R. Ireland, Bur-
—
;
—
lington.
No. Schools— White, 66; colored, 28. Tax Rate— County, 18 l-3c. on $100; roads,
16
2-3c.
;
Board of Education D. F. Parsons, J. W. Elk (chm.), Piney Creek, Pool, Creek; J. L. Joines, Edwards X Roads. Co. Commissioners S. J. Irwin, Walls; H. J. Estep, Stratford; G. T. Caudill, City. Co. Board of Elections J. W. Pool, (chm.), Elk Creek; C. A. Doughton, DelJohn M. Wagoner, Sparta. phia; Public Roads Roads worked by Old State
—
—
—
on debt, property,
$50,000.
2c.
;
poll,
6s.
Law. Tax
school
debt.
indebtedness,
Roads J. P. Hardin, Graham, Roads worked by taxation and conSupt. vict labor; 16 2-3c. on $100 and 50c. poll. No. miles, 725. Nine miles macadam road;
Public
cost
—
Rate— County, 23 2-3c. tax, 8 l-3c. No bonded or
;
special floating
3.
No.
Schools— White,
41
;
ANSON.
County
Clerk of Wadesboro.
the
Seat,
colored,
Wadesboro.
C.
per
mile,
ALEXANDER.
Seat,
$2,500.
Iron
bridges,
17.
Court—T.
Robinson,
County
Clerk
of
the
Taylorsville. Court— Charles P.
MatheTay-
Sheriff— S. P. Martin, Wadesboro. Register of Deeds C. W. Thomas, Wades-
—
son, Taylorsville. Register of Deeds
lorsville.
—W.
boro.
H.
Carson,
—R. A. Adams, Hiddenite. Treasurer— A. M. Matheson, Taylorsville. Surveyor — Wm. Teague, Bentley. Co. Attorney — R. Z. Linney, Taylorsville.
Sheriff
J.
Treasurer — J. Coroner— E.
O. F.
A.
Craig, Wadesboro.
Attorneys Wadesboro.
Co.
Fenton, —Robinson
Wadesboro.
&
Caudle,
Co. Supt.
ville.
Health—O.
L.
Hollar,
Little,
TaylorsTaylors-
Supt.
ville.
Co.
of
Home—M.
Education
C.
Board
T.
— J.
Supt. of Health— E. S. Ashe, Wadesboro. Supt. Co. Home James Henry, Wadesboro. Co. Supt. Schools—J. M. Wall, Wadesboro. P. Co. Board of Education— E. Liles,
—
P.
Matheson,
Lilesville;
J.
T.
Hendley.
Wadesboro;
C.
(chm.), Tavlorsville; R. L. Downs, Avilla; F. Murdock, Hiddenite. Co. Supt. Schools— A. F. Sharpe, Hid-
denite. Co. Commissioners J. W. Pharr, (chm.), J. S. Bowman, TavTaylorsville, R. F. D. R. F. D.; W. A. Barkley, Mt. lorsville,
—
H. Rivers, White Store, R. F. D. No. 1. Co. Board Elections— W. P. Lcdbetter, (dim.). Wadesboro; J. \V. Joins, Marshville, R. F. D. No. 1. Co. Commissioners IF. B. Allen, (chm.),
—
;
Wadesboro; E. E. McRae, White Store;
J.
H,
Walls,
Lilesville.
Pisgah. Co. Board of Elections— S. P. Williams, R. D. ; A. L. F. (chm.), Taylorsville, Watts, Stony Point; John W. Watts, Alkalethia Springs.
No.
Schools— White,
41;
Colored,
2-3c.
40.
Tax
Rate—County,
;
33
on
$100;
county roads, 20c; for Wadesboro Morven, 30c. No ship, roads, 50c. debt.
towncounty
t>2
COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
Public
OFFICIALS.
Roads Robert Lampley, WadesRoads worked boro, Supt. by Special Wadesboro Township Road Act. No. miles,
300;
—
Special
$2.00.
County,
gravel, 30.
roads— cost per mile,
used.
Forty-two miles macadam Convict labor Washington. $1,200.
for State and county 13 l-3c, on $100; Poll, State and County, Bonded indebtedness, $02,500. Public Roads Henry L. Hodges Supt.,
—
BERTIE.
Seat,
ASHE.
County
son.
County
Clerk of Windsor.
Sheriff
the
B.
Court
Windsor. — Wm. L.
Seat,
Jefferson.
Lyon,
Clerk of the Court— W. H. Worth, JefferSheriff— C. B. Austin, Burnt Hill. Register of Deeds J. A. Jones, Jefferson. Treasurer L. S. Vannoy, Fleetwood. Coroner Dr. T. J. Call, Hopkins. Surveyor— Charles Ray, Treetop. Supt. of Health— J. C. Testerman, Jef-
—Jesse
— —
—
Deeds— Wm. S. Pritchard, Register of Windsor. Survevor Jno. T. Hoggard, Windsor, R. F. D. No. 3. Coroner Dr. W. J. Harrell, Aulander.
Stokes,
Windsor.
— —
Co.
ard,
Supt.
of
Health— Dr. Jno.
L.
Pritch-
Windsor.
ferson.
Supt.
ferson.
Co.
Home—J.
L.
Thompson,
Jef-
Supt. Co. Co. Supt.
sor.
F. Phelps, Windsor. Schools— R. W. Askew, Wind-
Home—J.
Co. Supt.
ville.
Schools— W. H.
Jones, Warrens-
A. Board of Education— R. Hamilton, Beaver Creek; A. M. Lewis, Clifton; W. F.
Lewis,
Solitude.
Attorney Board of Education
Jefferson.
— G.
L. Park,
Co. Board Warrensville;
Elections— W. H. Win. Bledsoe, Gale;
of
Jones,
J.
W.
Wayman,
Co.
Jefferson.
Commissioners H. A. Eller, Berlin; Garvey, Beaver Creek; Felix McGuire, McGiure. Tax Rate—State, 23c; School, 25c; Total 96 2-3c on $100. County, 48 2-3c. Debt, about $20,000. Public Roads— Worked by free labor; no Number miles, about 600. tax last year. No. Schools White, 105; colored, 9.
—
W.
II.
Co. Board of Elections—J. T. Nicholls, J. A. Pritchard, Jr., (chm.), Windsor; Aulander; E. W. Gray, (sec), Windsor. C. Co. Board of Education— T. Bond, (chm.), Windsor; W. R Rayner, Colerain; T. A. Smithwick, Merry Hill. Co. Commissioners C. W. Spruill, (chm.) Ouitsna; J. H. White, Windsor; Wayland Mitchell, Lewiston; Jno. C. Britton, PowR. J. Windsor, R. F. ellsville; Shield, D. No. 2. Old Public Roads Worked parity by No. miles, State Law and b} taxation.
—
—
r
1,000.
;
on Tax Rate— Countv, 18 2-3c $100. Road, 15c Bonded debt, $12,000. No. Schools— White. 68; colored, 58.
—
BLADEN.
Court—W.
Clark,
BEAUFORT.
County
Clerk
ington.
of
County
Clerk of the bethtown. Sheriff— J. M. of Register Elizabethtown.
Seat,
Elizabethtown.
J.
Davis,
Eliza-
Seat,
Washington.
Paul,
the
Court— Geo.
Wash-
Elizabethtown. Deeds William Whitted,
—
Sheriff— G. E. Ricks, Washington. Register of Deeds— Gilbert Rumley, Washton.
Treasurer—Jos. F. Tayloe, Washington. Coroner— Joshua Tayloe, Washington.
-
Surve3 or L. H. Ross, Co. Attorney W. C.
—
—
Edwards.
Rodman, Washing-
Treasurer— W. S. Cla-k, Clarkton. Coroner G. W. Hall, Elizabethtown. Surveyor I. A. Register, Register. ElizabethA. Co. Attorney— T. Lyon, town. of Health— L. B. Evans, Clarkton. Supt.
— —
ton.
Co. Supt. Health— D. T. Tayloe, Washington. Supt. Co. Home— A. P. Fulford, Washington. Co. Supt. of Schools N. Harding, Washington. Co. Board of Edueation^E. W. Ayers, (ohm.), Washington; W. M. Butt, Aurora; H. D. Satterthwaite, Sidney. Co. Board of Elections F. P. Latham, (chm.), Haslin; G. E. Buckman, Washington; I. F. Goddard, Washington. Co. Commissioners R. R. Warren, (chm.), Washington; W. H. Stancil, Washington; Fred von Ebberstine, Chocowinity; H. M. Jordan, Pine Town; Purvis Harris, Pine Town, R. F. D. Thomas Green, Pantego; W. W. Hooker, Idalia. Tax Rate— State, 21c. Pensions, 4.25c County Schools, 18c; General, 23 2-3c
Supt. Co. Home L. B. Evans, Clarkton. Co. Supt. Schools Angus Cromartie, Gar-
— —
land.'
Co.
cil,
—
Board of Education A. McA. CounWhite Oak; A. M. Kelly, Blade'nboro
—
;
N. M. Beatty, Ivanhoe. B. Co. Commissioners J. Sanderlin, Council; N. A. Currie, (chm.), Clarkton;
—
—
—
Leonard, Klondike. Board of Elections R. B. Cromar(chm.), Elizabethtown; R. H. Lyon, David B. Sutton, Elizabethtown. No. Schools White, 70: colored, 44. Tax Rate— County, 18c on $100. No debt in county; surplus in treasury, $2,000. Public 'Roads— Worked by Old State Law. No. miles, 315.
Daniel L.
Co.
tie,
—
—
BRUNSWICK.
Seat,
;
County
Clerk of the
port.
Southport.
S.
Court—R.
J.
Newton, South-
;
;
;
Sheriff— John
Knox,
El Paso.
COUNTY
Register of Deeds
port.
AFFAIRS'
South-
AND
ton.
OFFICIALS.
83
—John
Jenrette,
Treasurer George E. Brooks, Seaside. Coroner J. B. Standland, Supply. Surveyer S. W. McKeithan, Regan. Standard-Keeper W. T. Pinner, Southport.
— —
—
Co. Attorney— C. Ed. Taylor, Southport. Supt. of Health J. A. Dosher, Southport. Home—J, W. Wescott, Supt. of Co. Southport. Co. Supt. Schools George H. Bellamy, El Paso. Co. Board of Education D. R. Mercer, David (chm.), Bolivia; Ward, Suburb; G. B. Ward, Ash. Co. Commissioners C. N. Leonard, (chm.), Shallotte; Asa Dosher, Southport;
— —
Supt. Co. ganton. Co. Supt. ganton.
Home—Charley
Schools
E.
Tate,
Mor-
Board of Fonta Flora;
ganton;
—R. L. Patton, MorEducation —J. M. McGimpsey, —
—
—
—
J. H. Hoffman, (chm.). MorJ. E. Coulter, Connelly Springs. Co. Commissioners John A. Dickson, Frank Cook, Hilder(chm.), Morganton; brand; Marshall Brinkly, Glen Alpine. Co. Board of Elections A. O. Avery, Jr., (chm.), Morganton; C. E. fate, Morganton S. Huffman, Morganton. No. Schools— White, 65; colored, 13.
—
;
Noah Bennett,
Exum.
Co. Board of Elections John E. Douglas, El Paso; G. Brooks Ward, Regan. No. Schools— White, 44; colored, 27.
—
Tax Rate— Countv, 23 2-3c. on $100; 71c. on Poll; Roads and Bridges, 20c. on sum, 60c. on Poll; Schools, 18c. on $100, $1.29
Poll.
Tax Rate— County,
cial,
10c.
on $100
23 2-3c. on $100; and 68c. on poll.
Spe-
Public Roads— Worked by Old State Law. Outlay only for bridges. No. miles, 400.
County
ville.
Clerk of the Court
BUNCOMBE. Seat, Asheville. —Marcus Erwin,
Asheville.
Public Roads Worked by special Law No. for Outlay only bridge expenses. miles, 400-500. Improved turnpike owned by individuals, 15 miles. Two miles macadam roads; eost per mile, $5,000. Iron bridges, 5.
—
CABARRUS.
1
Ashe-
County Sea :, Concord.
Clerk Concord.
Sheriff
of
J.
the
F.
Court— M.
L.
Widenhouse,
ville.
— J. Mackey, Ashe— T. M. Duckett, Asheville. Coroner— E. H. Morris, Asheville. Surveyor— Otto Israel, Candler.
Treasurer
Sheriff—T. F. Hunter, Register of Deeds J.
Standard-Keeper— J. S. West, Asheville. Tax Collector—R. C. Crowell, Asheville. Co. Attorney— Charles A. Webb, Ashe_
ville.
Supt. of Co. Home— F. Sluder, Asheville. Co. Supt. Schools— A. C. Reynolds, Asheville.
view;
Board of C. Martin, Asheville; Jason Ashworth, FairClyde Reed, Biltmore. Co. Commissioners J. E. Rankin, (chm.), C. P. Asheville; Weaver, Weaverville;
Co.
(chin.),
Education — J.
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Co. Board of Elections— S. G. Bernard, E. W. Patton, Asheville; V. L. Gudger, Asheville.
a (chm.), Mt. Pleasant; Geo. S. Kluttz, cord, R. F. D. No. 4; Frank Goodman, R. F. D. No. 1; J. C. Morrison, HarGlass, risburg, R. F. D. No. '2. M. Elections— G. Lore, Co. Board of (chm.), Concord; G. H. Rutlege, Concord; C. A. Cook, Concord. No. Schools— White, 48; colored, 22.
ven, Burgaw; D. J. Corbett, Jr., Currie. Co. Commissioners F. P. Flynn, (chm.), Berta; George J. Moore, Atkinson; \V. A. Brown, Rockv Point. Co. Board of Elections— J. T. Bland, (chm.), Burgaw; E. M. Johnston, Willard;
Burgaw. Board
Education
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J. Armstrong, Rocky Point No. Schools— White, 47; colored, 39. Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. on $100. No
debt.
Tax Rate— County, whole
on
$100.
rate
$1.01
2-3
Public Roads Worked by Old State Law. Three iron bridges.
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Public Roads— Worked by Law of 1907. No. miles, ISO. E. A. Haugh, Supt., Bayboro.
County
Clerk
of
PERQUIMANS. Seat, Hertford. the Court — Charlie
Johnson,
PASQUOTANK.
County Seat, Elizabeth City. Clerk of the Court— W. H. Jennings, Elizabeth City. Sheriff— Charles Reid, Elizabeth City. Register of Deeds J. C. Spence, Elizabeth City. ford. P. Treasurer James Thompson, ElizaSupt. of Health— T. S. McMullan, Hertbeth City. ford. Coroner I. Fearing, Elizabeth City. Supt. Co. Home Simon Stallings, Hertford. Surveyor J. J. Morris, Elizabeth City. Standard - Keeper J. M. Bright, ElizaCo. Supt. Schools— W. G. Gaither, Hertbeth City. ford. A. Co. Supt. Health J. B. Griggs, Elizabeth Co. Board of Education R. Brinn, Hertford; Jno. H. Ward, Belvidere; J. C. City. Hertford. Supt. of Co. Home Samuel Jarvis, Eliza- Blanchard, beth City. Co. Board of Election— T. S. White, R. Co. Supt. Schools— G. R. Little, Eliza- A. Brim, Geo. W. Barrow, Hertford. beth City. \V. Co. Commissioners C. Morgan, Co. Board of Education A. L. Pendle(chm.), Hertford; T. J. Long, Hertford; ton, (chm.), Elizabeth City; W. A. Foster, J. H. Miller, Hertford; L. B. Perry DurR. F. D. No. 4, Elizabeth City; J. C. rants Neck; E. D. Winslow, Hertford. James, Jr., R. F. D. No. 1, Weeksville. No. Schools— White, 29; colored, 20. Co. Geo. M. Commissioners Scott, 23 2-3c. on $100; Tax Rate— County, (chm.), Elizabeth City; Elihu Onley, Eliza21c. schools, ISc. special county, beth City, R. F. D. No. 5; Geo. D. Sher- State, 3 l-2c. pension, 4c. on $100. lock, Elizabeth City, R. F. D. No. 1; W. Public Roads— Worked by Old State Law. D. P. Williams, Elizabeth City, R. F. Geo. D. Newby, Chm. Bd. of Supervisors. No. 6; N. G. Grandy, Elizabeth City. No. miles, 400. Co. Board of Elections M. B. Sawyer, (chm.), Elizabeth City; A. L. Pendleton, P. Overman. Elizabeth City. J. County Seat, Roxboro. No. Schools— White, 51; colored, 16. Clerk of the Court— D. W. Bradsher, Tax Rate— County, 32c. on $100 and 38c. Roxboro. Floating debt, $500. poll. Sheriff—T. D. Winstead, Roxboro. Public Roads J. W. Scarborough, ElizaRegister of Deeds— W. E. Webb, Roxbeth City, Supt. Worked by Law of 1905. boro. Convict system. Surveyor— R. L.« Chappell, Roxboro. Coroner Jno. R. Hamlin. Supt. Health— W. A. Bradsher, Roxboro. County Seat, Burgaw. RoxF. Clerk of the Court— J. Johnson, Supt. Co. Home Samuel Morris,
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Hertford. Sheriff— B. F. Bray, Hertford. Register of Deeds W. F. C. Edwards, Hertford. Treasurer L. W. Norman, Hertford. Surveyor David Cox, Hertford. Standard-Keeper James A. Keenan, Hert-
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PENDER.
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Burgaw.
Sheriff— W. R. Atkinson, Burgaw. Register of Deeds— R. I. Durham, Burgaw. Treasurer— W. R. Atkinson, Burgaw.
boro. Co. boro.
Supt. Schools— G. F.
of
Holloway, RoxA.
Board
(chm.),
Education— W.
C.
A.
Bradsher,
Vir-
Roxboro;
Whitefleld,
98
COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
Va.
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OFFICIALS.
Malone, Moriah. gilina, B. Co. Commissioners E. Reade, RoxR. J. P. Wade, Roxboro, R. F. D. boro; H. Bailey, (chm.), Woodsdale.
A.
W.
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A. Elections— Jno. Noell, Co. Board (chm.), Roxboro; O. D. Bailey, WoodsF. O. Carver, Roxboro. R. F. D. No. Schools White, 44; colored, 34. Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and
(chm.), Columbus; G. W. Pearson, Saluda; T. E. Pace, Fishtop. Public Roads Worked in part by labor No. miles, and taxation, 15c. on $100. about 225.
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RANDOLPH.
County
Clerk of Asheboro.
Sheriff
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Seat,
Asheboro.
C.
the
L.
Court— W.
T.
Hammond,
and 45c. poll; debt, Bonded debt, $20,000. 5c. and 15c. poll. Roads— R. S. Hall, Roxboro, Public Worked by Special Law. No. miles, Supt.
38c.
poll;
roads,
15c.
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Haywjrth, Asheboro.
Murdock, AsheAsheboro.
F.
Register of
boro.
Deeds— G.
400.
Convicts
used.
Iron
bridges,
2.
Treasurer
Coroner
— Dr.
—B.
Newby,
PITT.
County
ville.
Survevor—H.
Co. Supt. Asheboro.
Supt.
Seat,
Greenville.
D. L. Fox, Randleman. A. Albright, Moftt. Health— Dr. S. A. Henley,
J. — S. J.
Clerk of the Court— D. C. Moore, GreenSheriff— L. W. Tucker, Greenville. Register of Deeds— W. M. Moore, Greenville.
Co.
Home—W.
Delk,
Bulla.
Public Administrator Asheboro. Co. Supt. Schools E.
W.
Laughlin,
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Treasurer— Sam' 1 T.
Coroner—Dr.
Greenville.
C. F.
White, Greenville. O'H. Laughinghouse,
Grifton.
boro.
Surveyor
ville.
—R.
Jenkins,
L.
Standard-Keeper— J.
Co. Supt. of
ville.
Hobgood,
Green-
N. Board of Education— W. Elder, (chm.), Trinity; I. F. Craven, Ramseur. Co. Commissioners J. W. Cox, (chm.), Staley; W. J. Armfield, Jr., Ashboro; A. N.
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Health—J.
E. Nobles, GreenL.
Bulla, Randleman. Co. Board Elections
Supt.
ville.
Co.
Home— A.
Tucker,
Green-
Public Administrator
den. Co. Supt. Greenville.
—Jesse
G.
Cannon, AyH.
Ragsdale,
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Schools— W.
Z. F. Rush, (chm.), Asheboro; Troy Bedding, Hoyle; Seth W. Asheboro. Laughlin, No. Schools— White, 102; Colored, 22. Tax Rate— County, ?3 2-3c. on $100; roads, 8 l-3c. State, 25c; schools, 18c. ConPublic Roads— W. M. Cheek, Supt.
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labor
used.
Iron bridges,
5.
Board
of
Education
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Winterville; L. C. Arthur, O. Blount, Bethel. P. Co. Commissioners J. Quinerly, (chm.), Grifton; D. J. Holland, Conetoe; T. Cox, Shelmerdine; A. V. Lang, Noah Fountain; J. J. May, Winterville. A. Co. Board of Elections— H. Whit", (chm.), Greenville; J. S. Smith, Greenville; G. W. Prescott, Ayden.
Cox, (chm. ), Greenville; M.
No. Schools— White, 80; colored, 51. Tax Rate— County, 20 1-3 on $100; 12c. for roads; 3 l-3c. -for bonds; poll tax, $2.00.
Public
den,
Roads
Supt.
McLawhorn, AyWorked by Old State Law.
— Joseph
Seat,
RICHMOND. County Seat, Rockingham. CL rk of the Court— T. L. Covington, Rockingham. Sheriff— M. L. Hinson, Rockingham. — Register of Deeds B. F. Reynolds, Rockingham. —Daniel Gay, Rockingham. Coroner Surveyor— N. A. Graham, Rockingham. Treasurer — D. M. Morrison, Rockingham. Standard-Keeper — A. B. Nicholson, Rockingham. Co. Attorney— W. RockingThomas,
S.
ham.
Co. Supt. of
Health—L. D. McPhail, Rock-
POLK.
County
Clerk of lumbus. Sheriff— A. L. Hill, Tryon. Register of Deeds F. M. Burgess, Columbus. Treasurer H. P. Arledge, Millspring. Surveyor J. E. Gibbs, Millspring. Supt. of Health— Roy Engle, Tryon. Supt. Co. Home J. R. Smith, Columbus. Co. Board of Education J. F. Williams, Columbus; S. B. Weaver, Laudrum, S. C, R. F. D. No. 1; R. M. Foster, Bright.
ingham.
R. Co. Coppedge, Supt. Schools— W. Rockingham. Co. Board of Education Stephen Wall, A. II. McDonald, (chm.), Rockingham; Hoffman; D. A. Parsons, Covington. M. Co. Commissioners W. Covington, D. N. McDonald, (chm.), Rockingham; Hamlet; A. T. White, Bostick's Mills; J. F. Diggs, Rockingham; N. G. Nicholson,
Columbus. the Court— S. B. Edwards, Co-
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Rockingham. Tax Rate— County 23 4c. on $100 and 12c.
$25,000.
2-3c. poll.
on $100; debt,
Bonded debt,
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No. Schools— White, 41; colored, 33. Public Roads Rockingham and Wolf Pit
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
Townships worked by taxation, balance of count}' by Old State Law. No. miles, 250.
Supervisors, S. R. B. Grant, Pegues.
OFFICIALS.
99
Mcintosh, Rockingham
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County
Clerk
of
Seat,
Lumberton.
Public Roads— George Estes, Reidsville, No. 4, Supt. Worked partly by labor and partly by taxation; total last year, $27,449.85. Bridges, etc., repaired out of general fund. Miles improved, 200. Convicts used. No. iron bridges, 11.
the
Court—W. H. Humphrey,
Clerk
ROWAN.
Seat,
Lumberton.
Sheriff— E. C. McNeill, Lumberton. N. of Deeds Thos. Higlcy, Register
County
of
Salisbury.
the
Court—J.
Frank
McCub-
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Lumberton.
Treasurer M. G. McKenzie, Lumberton. Coroner George E. Rancke, Lumberton. Co. Attorney E. J. Britt, Lumberton. Standard-keeper Dan. B- McNeill, Lum-
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berton. Co. Supt.
ton.
— J. Coroner — E. — C. Surveyor
Standard
R.
Nicholas,
Salisbury.
Health— H.
T.
Pope,
Lumber-
Rose CVarsett, Salisbury. M. Miller. Salisbury. Keeper C. II. Swink, Salis-
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ton.
Home—W.
G.
Reynolds,
Lum-
Schools— J. R. Pocle, Lumber-
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Co. Board Education Lucius McRae, Red Springs; L. R. Hamer, Raynham; M. Shepherd, Orrum. Co. Commissioners J. W. Carter, (chm.), A. B. McEachern, C. A. Oliver, A. L. Bullock, D. S. Alderman. Co. Board of Elections R. E. Lewis, Lumberton, R. F. D. Oscar Page, Marietta; S. A. Edmund, Lumberton. No. Schools— White, 81; Colored, 63; In-
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dians, 25.
Tax
schools,
Rate— State,
18c.
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Public Roads Worked by taxation. A. E. White, W. H. Graham, H. C. McNair, Supervisors.
roads, —
20c. 25c. ; county, 25c. ; poll, $2.64.
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Two
iron bridges.
ROCKINGHAM.
Countv
Seat,
Wentworth.
Clerk of the Court—Jas. T. Smith, Wentworth. Sheriff— H. A. Clark, Reidsville. Register of Deeds— J. T. Holland, Wentworth. Treasurer H. A. Clark, Reidsville. Coroner W. T. Robertson, Reidsville. Survevor S. B. Dameron, Reidsville. Co. Attorney— J. T. Pannill, Wentworth. Co. Health— Samuel Ellington, Supt.
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Clerk of the Rutherfordton.
Sheriff
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RUTHERFORD. Seat, Rutherfordton. Court — M. O. Dickerson,
E.
— C.
Tanner,
Wentworth.
Supt.
Co.
Home— W.
Schools
Register
T.
of
Deeds— J.
R.
B.
D.
Rutherfordton. RutherHull,
Williams, WentReids-
fordton.
worth. Co. Supt.
ville.
ville;
LeaksBoard of George W. Martin, (chm.), Madison;
J.
— H. A. Hayes, Education — R. H. Ivie,
Treasurer— A.
fordton.
Yelton,
Cliffside.
Ruther-
Coroner— T.
Survevor
Store. Co.
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Crow,
Gambles
Summer-field, R. F. D. Co. Commissioners J. A. Benton, (chm. ), Ruffin; J. W. Dameron, Reidsville; J. M. Jones, Benaja, R. F. D. J. H. Glenn, Stoneville; A. L. French, Byrdville, Va., R. F. D. Elections Lawrence Board of McRae, (chm.), Spray; R. W. Morphis, Reidsville; Gilliam Grissom, Spray. No. Schools— White, 78; colored, 41. Tax Rate— School, 25c. on $100; road, 30c. on $100; county, 25c. on $100 and 55c. on on $100. 25c. Pension, poll; State and Bonded debt, $5,700. Notes, $10,000 for new court house.
W.
Williams,
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
OFFICIALS.
and
60c.
poll.
Rutherfordton; L. L. Allen, Rutherfordton. Tax Rate State and county and special, $1.17 on $100. Bonded debt, $167,000. Floating debt, $20,000. Public Roads— J. T. Fortune, Forest City, Supt. Worker by Special Act of 1907. No.
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25c.
Bonded
debt,
$25,000.
Floating debt, $2,000. E. Gibson, Public Roads— S. Worked by taxation. Supt.
Gibson,
STANLY.
County
Seat,
iron bridges,
17.
Albemarle.
SAMPSON.
County
Clerk of the
ton.
Seat,
Court—W.
Clinton. F. Sessoms, ClinClinton,
Sheriff— Duncan C.
F. D.
McPhail,
R.
Register of
ton.
Deeds— Hinton Maxwell,
Clin-
Treasurer— Thomas. E. Owens, Clinton.
Coroner— J. P. Parker, Clinton. Surveyor— Arthul Lee, Newton Grove. Standard-Keeper— Charles Crumpler, Clinton.
Clerk of the Court— A. P. Harris, Albemarle. Sheriff— S. R. Green, Albemarle. Register of Deeds W. B. Moose, Albemarle. Treasurer W. A. Tucker, Albemarle. Coroner Martin Poplin, Albemarle. Surveyor Charlie Howard, Bridgeport. Standard-Keeper— S. Austin, Albemarle. Supt. Co. Home— W. J. Underwood, Albemarle. Co. Supt. Schools— E. F. Eddins, Palmer-
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Co.
ton.
Attorney—Cyrus M.
Faircloth,
Clin-
Co. Supt. of Health— Frank H. Holmes, Clinton. Supt. of Home— Edward Lewis, Clinton. Co. Supt. Schools— L. L. Matthews, Clin
ton.
Co. Board of Education— Dr. T. A. HatchP. Whitley, D. cock, (chm.), Norwood; Millingport; J. M. Hartsell, Leo. A. Commissioners A. Co. Thompson, (chm.), Cottonville; J. M. Lambert, MisJ. S. Misenheimer, Dowd. sion; Co. Board Elections— M. E. Blalock, Norwood; R. E. Austin, Albemarle; Z. B. San-
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F. Johnson, Co. Board of Education— A. \. Bizzell, Newton (chm.), Clinton; W. Grove; C. E. Daniel, Turkey. Commissioners— John R. Peterson, Co. (chm.), Clinton; I. L. Jackson, Dunn, R. F. D.
ders,
No.
Albemarle. Schools White,
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63;
colored,
10.
Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. en $100; spe25c. and $1.50 poll. Bonded debt, cial,
$105,400.
Faircloth, Autryville. Co. Board of Elections— A. McL. Graham, Clinton; M. J. Newman, Clinton, (chm.), R. F. D. ; Fleet Rose Cooper, Clinton. No. Schools— White, 92; colored, 53. on 23 l-2c. Tax Rate—County, $100; special county road tax, 3 l-2c. on $100. Bonded debt, $25,000. Public Roads— Evander Howard, Clinton, Worked under Special Tax Law, Supt.
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Wm.
J.
Public Roads— Worked by No. miles, 400.
New
State Law.
STOKES.
Clerk of the Court— M. T. Chilton, Danbury. Sheriff— Charles M. Jones, Danbury. Register of Deeds— Dr. W. C. Slate, Danbury.
County
Seat,
Danbury.
Treasurer— A.
No.
1. S.
F.
Christian,
Westfield,
1907.
SCOTLAND.
Seat, Laurinburg. H. Covthe Court— Hampton ington, Laurinburg. W. D. McLaurin, Laurinburg. Sheriff— Ri gister of Deeds—J. D. McDonald, Laurinburg. Treasurer— W. D. McLaurin, Laurinburg. Coroner— J. R. Jordan, Laurinburg. Surveyor— J. A. McNeill, Old Hundred. Standard-Keeper— J. M. Paylor, Laurin-
County
of
Coroner— Surveyor— R.
No.
2.
F.
Slate, King, No. 1. F. Boniurant, Francisco,
Clerk
burg. lard. Co. Attorney— M. L. John, Laurinburg. Co. Commissioners— J. W. Gann, (chm.), Co. Supt. Health— K. A. Blue, Laurin- Madison, R. F. D. No. 3; T. M. Lawson, burg. Pinnacle, R. F. D. No. 2; J. P. Smith, MizCo. Supt. Schools— L. M. Blue, Gibson. pah, R. F. D. No. 1. Board of Education— W. T. Pate, Co. Co. Board of Elections— Dr. J. H. ElF. F. Gibson; D. C. Lytch, Laurinburg; A. Ridge; J. Sandy (chm.), lington, Laurel Hill. Patterson, Smith, Meadows, No. 1; H. M. Joyce, DanE. Co. Board of Elections— A. Shaw, biirv. Laurinburg, R. F. D. ; J. P. McLean, LauNo. Schools— White, 65; colored, 13. Tax Rate— County, z3 2-3c. on $100 and rinburg. Special county, 25c: on $100 Co. Commissioners— W. G. Buie, (chm.), 38c. poll. on $100 special 6c. poll; Fontcol; D. C. McNeill, Laurinburg; W. F. and 75e. on school. Parker, Gibson. Public Roads— Worked by Old State Law. 23 2-3c. on $100 and Tax Rate— County,
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Co. Attorney— N. O. Petree, Danbury. Co. Supt. Health— J. Walter Neal, Meadows. Supt. of Co. Home— Y. S. Smith, Meadows, R. F. D. No. 1. Co. Supt. Schools— J. T. Smith, Danbury. Co. Board of Education— R. E. Smith, D. No. 2; E. R. F. (chm.). Francisco, Fulp, Walnut Cove; C. A. Mitchell, Dil-
38c.
poll;
special, 16c.
and
25c. poll;
roads,
No.
miles,
500.
COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
OFFICIALS.
101
SURRY.
County Seat, Dobson. Clerk of the Court— W. \V. Hampton, Dobson. Sheriff— C. H. Haynes, Mt. Airy. Treasurer J. W. Redman, Pilot Moun-
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Register
son.
of
Deeds
T.
1.
—Vestal
Taylor,
DobPlains,
Brevard. Surveyor A. L. Hardin Brevard. Co. Attorneys Gash & Galloway, Brevard. Co. Supt. of Health— Dr. Goode Cheatham, Brevard. Supt. Co. Home— W. P. McGaha, Brevard. Co. Supt. Schools— T. C. Henderson,
Coroner— Dr.
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J.
Wallis,
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R.
F.
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Quebec.
Co. Board of Education— W. W. Zachary, M. W. Brevard; Edwin Poor, Brevard; Garran, East Fork. Co. Commissioners W. M. Henry, (chm.), E. Brevard; G. T. Lyday, Penrose; W. Galloway, Rosman. Co. Board of Elections— W. H. Duckworth, E. S. English, T. T. Patton, Bre-
Marion,
White
No. Surveyor— J.
D.
Riggan, Dobson. Standard-Keeper J. F. Nance, Dobson. Co. Supt. Health— J)hn R. Woitz, DobT.
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Supt. Co. Co. Supt.
Board
kin; B.
of
J.
Dobson. Schools— J. H. Allen, Elkin. Education J. S. Atkinson, ElSnow. Elkin, R. F. D. G. C.
Home—J. W. Norman,
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Welch,
(chm.),
Mt.
Airv.
Co. Board of Elections— T. W. Folger, (chm.), Dobson; J. W. Lovill, Mt. Airy; C. C. Holyfield, Dobson, R. F. D. No. 1. Co. Commissioners W. H. Wolfe, (chm.), Roaring Gap; J. A. Tesh, Mt. Airy; N. D.
Tax Rate— State, 21c; Pension, 4c; Con4c. ; tingent, 15c Special, 5c ; Bridge, Railroad, 20c. Pauper, 4 2-3c Road, 20c. ;
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Poll,
$2.18.
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Public Roads Worked taxation. by Bridge fund provided. No. miles, 500. Im50. proved,
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road,
Worked by Old State Law and taxation. Spent out of general fund, $100. Improved 50 miles. No. iron bridges, 5.
Hill, Brim. No. Schools— White, 62; Colored, 9. Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. on $100. Public Roads— N. T. Hutchens, Supt.
TYRRELL.
County Seat, Columbia. Clerk of the Court— W. M. Brickhouse, Columbia. Sheriff— F. L. W. Cahoon, Columbia. Treasurer— H. W. MeClees, Columbia. Coroner Dr. J. L. Spruill, Columbia. Register of Deeds T. W. Jones, Colum-
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SWAIN.
County
Seat,
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bia.
Brvson City.
Columbia. Board of Education H. T. Davenport, Columbia, R. F. D. No. 1; D. C. Sawyer, Gum Neck; A. L. Walker, Columbia. Co. Commissioners J. B. Combs, Columcity. Co. Supt. .Health— Dr. A. M. Bennett, bia; Enoch Bateman, Columbia; C. C. BasBryson City. night, Gudger; J. W. Cahoon, Gum Neck; Co. Supt. Schools—D. A. Randolph, Al- W. II. Woodley, Creswell. mond. Co. Board of Elections J. J. MeClees, Co. Board of Education— W. T. Conley, Columbia; M. B. Bazemore, Columbia; S. J. Holloway, Columbia. (chm.), Bryson City; R. T. Cuningham, No. Schools— White, 27; colored, P. Needmore; J. H. Teague, Whittier. Tax Rate— County. 23 2-3 on $100; special Co. Commissioners J. L. Gibson, Bryson 15c. on $100; school, 33 l-3c. on City; T. H. Parrish, (chm.), Whittier; W. county, $100; State, 25c. on $100; total, 96 2-3c. C. Welch, Bushnell. on $100. Co. Board of Elections A. M. Fry, Public Roads— AVorked by Old State Law. (chm.), Brvson City; J. C. Randall, Bryson
cell,
Clerk of the Court— O." P. Williams, Bryson City. Sheriff R. J. Roane, Bryson City. Register of Deeds W. L. Francis, Bryson City. Treasurer J. S. Stanberry, Almond. Surveyor S. B. Smiley, Almond. Coroner R. L. Davis, Bryson City. " Co. Attorney T. G. Pickelsimer, Bryson
Surveyor
Supt.
bia.
—C.
Co.
W. Tatem, Columbia. Home W. H. Guirkin, Colum-
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Co. Supt. Schools— R. H. Spruill, Columbia.
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Supt.
Public
Health— Dr.
W.
W.
Stan-
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City;
J.
No.
dian,
38c.
Enloe, Seph. Schools White, 3S;
J.
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No.
miles,
150.
colored,
1;
In-
UNION.
County
Clerk
roe.
of
1.
Tax Rate
— County,
23
2-3c.
poll; debt, 23 l-3c. poll. Bonded debt, $15,000;
on $100 and on $100 and 70c.
interest,
$900.
the Court
Seat, 0.
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Monroe. A. Houston, Mon-
Sheriff
roe.
— John
of
Griffith,
TRANSYLVANIA.
Countv
Clerk
vard.
of
the"
Register
Deeds
M.
—J. Monroe. E. Stewart,
Laney, Monroe.
Mon-
Seat,
Brevard.
T.
Loftis,
Treasurer
Bre-
Court— T.
Kilpatnck,
Coroner
D.
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— Geo.
J.
C.
Sheriff — C.
Survevor— R. W.
C.
Plyler, Waxhaw. Elliott, Monroe,
R.
F.
Register of
vard.
Deeds
— B.
Brevard.
Gillespie,
No.
5.
A.
Bre-
Treasurer
—Z.
W.
Nichols, Brevard.
Standard-Keeper— W. I,. Wolfe, Monroe. Co. Attorneys Adams, Jerome & Armfield, Monroe.
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
Supt.
OFFICIALS.
Co.
roe.
Health—U.
D.
T.
Stewart,
MonMon-
Supt.
roe.
Co.
Home—W.
Stewart,
Co. Supt. Schools— R. N. Nesbit, Monroe. Board of Education— J. W. Ashcroft, (chm.), Monroe; J. A. Marsh, Marsh ville; J. E. Brown, Indian Trail. Co. Commissioners H. T. Baucom, (chin.), Olive Branch; T. J. Jordan, Monroe; \V. G. Long, Unionville. Co. Board of Elections— I. A. Clontz, Unionville, R. F. D. No. 2; Walter Love, Monroe; C. N. Simpson, Monroe.
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No.
37c.
;
Public Roads— B. T. Fletcher, Monroe, Worked by labor and taxation, Supt. 16 2-3c. on $100 and 62c. poll. Convicts used. No. miles, 100; gravel, 6; crushed stone, 1; otherwise improved, 56. Three iron bridges.
Schools— White, 86; colored, Tax Rate— County, 18c. on $100; and $1.50 poll. Bonded debt,
35.
special, $6,500.
Co. Supt. Schools— Z. V. Judd, Raleigh. Co. Board of Education— L. J. Sears, (chm.), Apex; J. W. Bailey, Raleigh; Dr. M. C. Chamblee, Wakefield. Co. Commissioners— D. T. Johnson, Raleigh; W. C. Brewer, (chm.), Wake Forest; D. Bryant Harrison, Ralngh, No. 2; A. Tinner Smith, Willow Springs, No. 1; W. M. Yates, Apex, No. 1. Co. Board of Elections— Dr. J. J. L. Meddlers, (chm.), Nick Deboy, McCullers; Raleigh; Jno. Nichols, (sec), Raleigh. No. Schools—White, 90; colored, 60. Tax Rate General county rate: State, 25c; County, 20c; School, 18c; Road, 15c;
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78c total, Graded Raleigh township: 20c School Bonds, 2c. Railroad Bonds, lc. general total, $1.01. Public Roads— W. G. Allen, Supt, Raleigh. No. iron bridges, 9.
Schools,
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WARREN.
County Seat, Warrenton. Clerk of the Court— J. R. Rodwell, Warrenton.
VANCE.
County
Clerk of
derson.
Seat,
the
Court
— Henry
Henderson.
Perry,
Hen-
Register of
derson.
Deeds—K. W. Edwards, HenS.
Sheriff— R. E. Davis, Warrenton. Register of Deeds—John A. Dowtin, Warrenton.
Sheriff— Jos.
Royster,
Henderson.
Treasurer— W. E. Gary, Henderson. Surveyor— Thos. Taylor, Townsville. Co. Attorney— A. C. Zollicoffer, Henderson.
Treasurer— J. L. Coleman, Macon. Coroner Simon Fleming, Warrenton. Co. Supt. Health— M. P. Perry, Macon.
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Supt. renton.
Co.
Home—John
S.
Davis,
War-
Co. Supt. derson. Supt. Co.
son.
Health—J.
Hill
Tucker,
Hen-
Home—J. W.
Oakley,
Hender-
Co. Board of Education— R. J. Gill, (chm.), Henderson; J. U Fleming, Dabney; H. T. Shanks, Williamsboro. Co. Supt. Schools—Joseph C. Kittrell,
Co. Supt. Schools— Nat. Allen, Ridgewav. Co. Board of Education— \V. E. Davis, (chm.), Creek; W. T. Carter, Yaughan; \\ A. Burwell, Warrenton.
.
renton;
Henderson.
Co. Commissioners Jas. Amos, Henderson; J. S. Capps, Dabnev; J. K. Plummer, Middleburg; T. H. Crudup, Kittrell; W. B. Daniel, Epsom. Co. Board of Elections— T. M. Pittman,
R.
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T. Mills, Manson; Axtel; W. G. Rogers, WarC. G. Moon, Littleton; Peter M. Stallings, Fitts. Co. Board of Elections— J. D. Newell, H. B. Hunter, Afton; N. M. Oakville;
Co.
Commissioners—J.
Walter Allen,
Jones,
Vicksboro.
31 23
;
No.
$2.75
75c.
Schools— White, Tax Rate—County,
poll;
poll.
colored,
roads,
45.
2-3c on $100 and
(chm.), Henderson; W. II. Smith, Kittrell; F. D. No. 1; G. A. Kittrell, Kittrell. No. Schools— White, 26; colored, 24.
bridges
and
25c
and
Public
ent.
Roads—Ellis
be
Tax Rate— County, 66
Public
2-3c.
derson.
45c.
on
Roads— J. Worked by
County
on $100.
Worked by labor and
can
Green,
Superintend-
Y. Swain, Supt., Hentaxation, 15c. on $100;
victs
150.
proved by
taxation. Conused. No. miles, 650; imgravel, 50; otherwise improved,
poll.
WAKE.
Court— Wm. M.
Seat,
WASHINGTON.
Raleigh.
Clerk of the
eigh.
County
Russ,
Ral-
Seat,
Plvmouth.
V.
Clerk
of
the
Court— C."
W.
Plvmouth.
Ausbon,
Sheriff— Joseph H. Sears, Raleigh. Register of Deeds— J. J. Bernard. Raleigh. Treasurer— L. B. Pegram, Raleigh. Coroner— C. A. Separk, Raleigh. Surveyor— W. P. Massey, Neuse, No. I. Standard-Keeper— F. H. "Lumsden, Raleigh. Co. Attorney— Bart M. Catling, Raleigh. Co. Supt. Health— J. W. McGee, Jr., Raleigh.
Supt.
eigh.
Co.
Home—A.
A.
Rowland,
D.
Ral-
Public Raleigh.
Administrator
—Leo.
Heartt,
mouth. Treasurer— C. Latham. Plymouth. Standard-Keeper— J. M. Arps, Plvmouth. Co. Health— W. H. Ward, PlySupt. mouth. Supt. Co. Home— H. Gurkin, Plymouth. Co. Supt. Schools— Clinton J. Everett, Plymouth. Board of Education C. J. Tjiman, Plymouth; Dr. W. H. Hardison, (chm.), Creswell: Thos. S. Swain, Skinnersville.
Sheriff— J. T. McAlister, Roper. Register of Deeds— F. R. Johnston,
Ply-
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND
Commissioners A. W. Snell, (chm.), Plymouth; O. G. Spencer, Roper; W. T.
Co.
Phelps, Creswell. of Co. Board
OFFICIALS.
103
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Elections— A.
S.
D.
Snell,
graded schools, 33 l-3c and $1.00 poll; school tax, 18c; school poll, $1.50. R. Hollowell, (chm.) Public Roads— W. Bd. Co. Commissioners, Goldsboro, Supt.
Mackeys Ferry;
B.
Spruill,
Plymouth;
Clerk of the
boro.
Win. Wiley, Creswell. Tax Rate— County, 23 2-3c. on $100 and No. iron bridges, 2. 40c. on poll. No. Schools White, 27; colored, 18.
WILKES.
County
Seat,
Wilkesboro.
— WATAUGA.
Seat,
Court— C. H. Somers, Wilkcs-
Sheriff— P. E. Brown, Wilkesboro. Register of Deeds O. F. Blevins, Wilkes-
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Clerk of the Court— Thomas Bingham, Boone. R. Sheriff— David C. Ragan, Moretz, F. D. of Deeds Roy Gragg, Boone. Register Treasurer— W. N. Thomas, Tracy. Coroner Sim Penley. Surveyor Larkin Trivett, Boone. Standard-Keeper— J. G. Vannoy, Boone. Co. Supt. Health— Dr. Joseph W. Hodges, Boone.
County
Boone.
boro.
Treasurer
boro.
— P. E. Brown, Coroner — Win. Sebastian,
Wiikesboro. North Wilkes-
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Co. Attorneys— Benbow Wilkesboro. G. Grant Surveyor
and
Caviness,
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EHedge,
Q. Myers,
HayNorth
meadow.
Co. Supt.
VVilki sboro.
o. Supt. Schools— C. C. Wright, Hunting Creek. Co. Entry Taker— C. U. Davis, Wilkes. reek; John T. Revell, Kenly, R. F.
Goldsboro; Barnes Aycock, FreSteven Homes, Goldsboro. li. o. Commissioners W. Hollowell, (chm.), Goldsboro; B. A. Parks, Aaron; E. II. I). Aycock, Overman, Goldsboro; Pikevlle; J. R. Murvin, Seven Springs. No. Schools— White, 71; colored, 40.
(chm.),
; (
mont
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(
No.
2.
Tax
Rate— 23c. on
$100
and
36c.
poll;
Co.
Board
of
Elections—O.
P.
Dicken-
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COUNTY AFFAIRS AND OFFICALS— PRACTICING ATTORNEYS.
Co. Board of Elections— S. H. Wilmoth, (chm.), Boonville; J. L. Sampson, Yadkinville; W. L. Kelly, Yadkinville. No. Schools White, 56; colored, 6. Tax Rate— 23 2-3c on $100 and 38c. poll. Public Roads Worked by Old State Law. Spent out of general fund about $1,475.
son. Wilson; L. P. Woodard, Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4; W. G. Sharp, Elm City. No. Schools— White, 47; colored, 29. Tax Rate— Countv 23 2-3c. on $100 and Bonded debt, $13,$2.00 poll; roads, 15c.
000.
Public
Supt. used.
Worked
Roads — John Herndon, by taxation.
3.
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Wilson, Convicts
No. iron bridges,
County
Clerk
of
YANCEY. Seat, Burnsville. the Court — Jas. B.
YADKIN.
County
Clerk of the
kinville.
Hensley,
Seat,
Court—J.
Yadkinville. L. Crater,
Yad-
Sheriff— W. T. Fletcher, Siloam, R. F. D. No. 2. Register of Deeds— P. L. Wilhelm, East Bend. W. Vestal, Yadkinville. Treasurer S.
Coroner R. W. Wooten, Yadkinville. Surveyor Stephen Pardew, Buck Shoal. Standard-Keeper T. L. Castevens, Boon-
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Huskins, Green Mountain. Co. Attorney Benbow & Hanes, YadkinCo. Board B. Elections Z. Anglin, ville. (chm.), Burnsville; J. Bis Ray, Burnsville; Co. Supt. of Health— S. L. Russell, Yad- W. B Banks, Burnsville. kinville. No. Schools White, 55; colored, 2. Tax Rate— $1.20 on $100; county, 30c; Supt. Co. Home R. W. Zacharv, Yadkinvlile. schools, 18c; State, 25c; paupers, 7c; to Co. Supt. Schools A. J. Martin, Benbow. pay judgments outstanding against county, Oo. Board of Education J. A. Turner, '15c; poll, $2.65. Panther Creek: M. L. Woodhouse, BoonPublic Roads Worked under Special Act of 1907. Each township has two superinville; J. W. Pass, (chm.), Yadkinville. Co. Commissioners M. M. Crumel, tendents, free labor supplemented by tax on Isaac Shores, YadkinSix days required from all road (chm.), Boonville; property. hands. ville; A. M. Smitherman, Trocadia.
ville.
Burnsville. Sheriff J. M. Edwards, Cane River. Treasurer W. T. Tomberlin, Swiss. Coroner Dr. C. H. Morgan, Higgins. Survevor J. R. Young, Celo. Co. Supt. Schools— G. P. Deyton, Elmer. Supt. Co. Home William Roland, Burton. Co. Board Education E. E. Hawkins, W. (chm.), Burnsville; Hensley, Bald Creek; W. O. Griffith, Micaville. Co. Commissioners Jerry Hughes, (chm.), S. Micaville; B. T. Horton, Day Book; J.
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Practicing Attorneys in North Carolina.
ALAMANCE.
Vernon, Jr., E. S. W. Dameron, Jno. R. Hoffman, W. H. Carroll, Jno. M. Jas. W. Murray, Burlington; E. S. Cook, Parker, E. S. Parker, jr., J. A. Long, J. S. Cook, C. A. Hall, Heenan Hughes, J. Elmer Long, J. Adolphus Long, Graham.
J.
derson,
Jr.,
Jefferson;
H.
M.
Wellborne,
H.
Transon.
BEAUFORT
Mac-Lean & MacMullen, N. L. Simmons, H. C. Carter, Ward & Grimes, W. D. Grimes, W. C. Rodman, Nicholson & Daniel, Bragaw & Harding, J. C. MeekSmall,
ins,
ALEXANDER.
R. Z. Linney,
J. J.
H. Burke, R. B. Burke,
L.
Gwaltney, Taylorsville.
W. L. Vaughan, E. T. Stewart, Jr., Washington; Joe Lee, Belhaven; J. O. BarH. M. Bonner, W. A. Thompson. ber,
Aurora.
ALLEGHANY.
R. A.
C.
BERTIE.
Francis D. Winston, James B. Martin, Walter R. Johnson, Moses B. Gillam, John H. Matthews, Edward S. Askew, Joseph H. Nowell, John W. Davenport, Windsor; W. C. Bell, Aulander.
Doughton, Jno. M. Wagoner, Jno. W. C. Bower, Geo. Cheek, Sparta;
Fields,
Mouth
of
Wilson,
Va.
ANSON.
(Robinson & Caudle), F. J. Coxe, W. E. Brock (Coxe & Brock), John W. John T. Gulledge, James A. Lockhart, Bennett, R. T. Bennett, R. E. Little, H. S. Boggan, Frank Dunlap, F. W. Dunlap, Wadesboro.
H. H. McLendon, F. E. Thomas Lenden & Thomas), L. D. Robinson,
(McT.
L.
.
BLADEN.
T. A. Lyon, R. Elizabetbtown.
E. H. Cranmer, Taylor, Southport.
S.
Caudle
White, D. B. Sutton,
BRUNSWICK.
R.
W.
Davis,
C.
Ed.
ASHE.
G. L. Park, T. C. Bowie,
J. J.
BUNCOMBE.
Geo.
;
H. Wright, Merrick
&
Barnard, M.
Carter,
W. Todd,
B.
R. L. Ballou, Council, J. R. Hen-
W.
Brown,
W.
P.
Brown,
Frank
i
H. B. Carter, H. C. Chedister, Locke Craig,
PRACTICING ATTORNEYS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Zeb Curtis, Davidson, Bourne & Parker, Donald Gillis, J. M. Gudger, J. M. Gudger,
Jr.,
105
CLAY.
O.
ville.
L.
Jones
&
Jones, V.
S.
Lusk, Wells
Andersnn, W.
II.
Harrison,
Hayes-
Swain, Thomas A. Jones, Julius C. Martin, Charles A. Webb, Merrimon & Merrimon, Thomas Settle, Shuford & Shuford, R. F. A. Sondley, Tucker & Murphy, W. Whitson, John P. Arthur, Adams & Adams, R. S. McCall, J. R. Stamps, F. W. Thomas,
&
CLEVELAND.
Ryburn & Hoey, Webb & Mull, Anthony
Gardner, Quinn & Hamrick, B. T. Tolls, Shelby; E. L. Campbell, B. F. Dixon, Jr., N. F. McMillan, King's Mountain.
&
Charles A. Moore, II. B. Zebulon Weaver, G. S. Reynolds, J. H. Martin, J. F. Glenn, J. B. Anderson, J. S. Styles, C N. Malcne, Gilmer Welch, V. Gudger, W. S. Rodaker, R. R. Williams, P. H. Winston, G. A. Thomasson, W. J. Cocke, P. C. Coeke, J. H. Waller, R R. Reynolds, T. S. Rollins, J. W. Haynes, E. G. Roberts, Kingsland Van Winkle, T.
Roland
COLUMBUS.
Wolf,
Stevens,
J.
Tabor; D. J. Lewis, Baggett, H. L. Jackson Schulken, Lyon, Greer, Donald McRaekan, E. M. Toon, I. B. Tucker, J. R. Williamson, Whiteville; C. D. Koonce, Chadbourn.
B.
Leamon
J.
Jr.,
Harkins, C. G. Lee, A. A. Featherston, Alan Morrison, S. P. Ravenel, F. L.
Asheville.
Sale,
BURKE
Avery, Sr., A. C. Avery, Jr., I. Avery, W. C. Ervvin, S. J. Erwin, J. Perkins, J. M. Mull, W. S. Pearson, C. McMcKesson, Robert Riddle, Frank Dowell, R. L. Huffman, E. M. Hairfield, F. Spainhour, Morganton. Joseph
A.
C.
W. W. Clark, F. M. Simmons, M. D. W. Stevenson, A. D. Ward, D. L. Ward, W. D. Mclver, Chas. R. Thomas, R. B. Nixon, R. A. Nunn, P. M. Pearsall, Henry R. Brvan, Leonidas J. Moore, Wm. Dunn, Jr., M. H. Allen, E. M. Green, S. W. Hancock, M. Brinson, D. E. Henderson, L. I. S. Moore, J. C. Barker, New Bern.
CRAVEN.
T. T. F.
CUMBERLAND.
H. S. Averitt, J. W. Bolton, C. W. Broadfoot, H. S. Brothers, V. C. Bullard, D. J. Cashwell H. L. Cook, A. S. Hall, E. R. MacKethan, I. A. Murchison, J. S. Newton, Q. K. Nimocks, W. H. Pope, H. McD. Robinson, J. G. Shaw, G. M. Rose, C. G. Rose, N. A. Sinclair, R. H. B. Z. Dye, T. H. Sutton, Fayetteville
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CABARRUS.
B. P. & Crowell, Smith, W. G. Means, L. T. & Armfield, Jerome, Adams, Hartsell, Maness, M. B. Stickley, H. S. Williams, H. S. Puryear, Concord.
Montgomery
Means, W. M.
Newton,
A.
CALDWELL.
W.
C.
M.
G.
C.
H.
Bower,
Lawrence Wakefield,
W.
B.
F.
Newland, Edmund Jones, J. Will Whisnant, M. N. Harshaw, Mark Sguires, Thos. M. Newland, Lenoir; R. B. Bush, R. F. D. No. 3, Lenoir.
CURRITUCK. Currituck. DARE. D. M. Stringfield, Crisp, DAVIDSON.
Simmons,
Robbins. E.
E. P.
Hope
Mills.
Manteo.
E.
>v
liams.
W.
Mangum
Paper, Turner,
S.
Wil-
Walser
&
••
CAMDEN.
C.
H. Spencer, South Mills.
L.
CARTERET
M.
L.
M~ash, Hillsboro; W. S. Roberson, Thomas Ruffin, Chapel Hill.
ter
MECKLENBURG.W.
T.
PAMLICO.
W.
ental;
T.
Caho. Bayboro: H. L. Gibbs, Ori-
Frank Brinson, Reelsboro.
PASQUOTANK.
E. F. Aydlett, Williams, J. C.
ner,
J.
Heywcod Sawyer,
Roscoe
B.
J.
P.
I.
Brooks
W.
H. Tur-
C.
E.
Th.imiis.ui,
Leigh,
M.
J.
E.
Little,
J.
B.
Science,
T.
A.
Adams,
R. G. Lucas, F. I. Osborne, R. L. Durham, R. S. Hutcherson, L. W. Humphrey, D. C. Humphrey, L. B. Vreeland, D. K. Pope, P. S. Stewart, J. A. McRae, Neil Graham, B. B. Paul, Clyde A. Duckworth, D. W. Humphrey, Norman A. Cocke, L. B. Williams, J. Newell, T. G. McMichael, H. C. Jones, James W. Barry, L. T. F. M. Simmons, Everett, John Calvert, Charlotte.
John C. B. W. A. Worth, Meekins, Ehringhaus, Ernest Lin'"ood Sawyer, Geo. J. Spence, J. Kenyon Wilson, W. L. Cohoon, Thomas Jarvis Markham, Elizabeth City; Frank M. Godfrev, Weeksville.
11. Bland, T. Bland, D. (Bland & J. A. Bland), C. E. McCullen, E. L. Parkins K. Powers, Burgaw.
PENDER.
a
Chas. Whedbce, P. McNider, Hertford.
PERQUIMANS. W.
person.
F.
McMullan, Jas.
S.
Chas.
E.
Ragland, W.
Harrison Saginaw;
J.
Black, J. W. Bakersville; Lambert, Baird, Elk Park; T. A. Love, J. M. Peterson, Spruce Pine.
MITCHELL.
S.
Greene,
L.
J.
W. W. Kitchin, L. M. Merritt, W. T. Bradsh-Jr,
G.
MONTGOMERY.
B.
F.
Winstead, Roxboro.
T.
J.
N.
Lunsford,
Carlton, W. D. 0. Carver, S. T. 0. Brooks,
PITT.
W.
A.
R.
Cochran, Troy.
R.
Blair, T.
Simmons,
G. D. B.
Poole,
Reynolds
MOORE.
W.
well,
J.
Adams, U. L. Spence, H. F. SeaR. L. Burns, Geo. H. Humber, Geo.
Harry Skinner, Jr.. Harry W. Whedbee, G. James, J. B. James, W. 11. Long, F. C. Harding, J. L. Fleming, Julius Brown, P. M. R. C. Flanagan, S. '.e. W. — Charlotte. Jamison, — Banner Elk. Jennings, R Jennings, R. W. — Banners Elk. P. — Morganton. Jeter, Johnson, A. H. — Greensboro. Johnson & Baldwin — Wilmington. Johnson, J. C. — Benson. Johnson, Jno. N.— Goldsboro. Johnson, L. A. — Greensboro. Jones, B. C.— Charlotte — Jones, R. H. Winston-Salem.
Ivi'v.
Holland, A. Holland, N. Holliday, R.
B.— Caroleen. T.— Smithfhld. F.— Clinton.
J.
I.
D'.
I.
'
5
H.— Goldsboro. Hand, W. L.— New Bern. — Hargrave. Theo. H Canton.
R.
Hall, Hall, Hall,
B. C.
F.—Asheville. B.— Prospect.
Harper, H. D. Harper, W. B.
Cit} Harris, M. Harris, T. Henderson Harriss. F. S. Randleman. Hartsell, W. K. Hauser, L. A. Wilkesboro. I. L. Rose Hill. Hawes,
.
Hearn, F. E.— Svlva Henderson, H. C.— Charlotte. Henderson, L. B. Durham. Henderson. L. V. Oxford. Hendrix, II. M. China Grove. Henly, F. A.—Tr 13 Herndon, W. T. Laurinburg.
— — — Hawkins, T. M. — Sandy Ridge Haves, Wm. A. — High Point.
— Kinston. — Castalia. — Elizabeth M. W— Littleton. —
Zora K.— Davidson. Kea, James E. Wilmington. Keerans, E. P.— Charlotte. Kerans, Jas. L. Charlotte. k ieeh, J. P.— Tarboro. King, R. E. Beaufort. Klopp, J. D.— Siler City. Kluttz, L. B.— Alb-marie. Laugenour, P. F.— Statesville.
Justice,
Judd,
J.
H.— Favetteville.
— —
—
Lee, Lee.
.
E.
S.
Gordon
P.
J.
— Clinton.
J.— Smithfield.
L.
LeGette, Lcggett,
W.— Taylorsville.
— Hertford.
T.— Tabor. Lipscomb, Chas. T.— Greensboro. Little, C. A.— Newton. Little, J. B.— Newton. Little, R. A.— Newton.
Lewis,
G.
Lemon,
C.
H.— Rowland.
Liverman,
I.oekhart, Long, B.
—
—
—
Scotland A. Ashboro. D. K. R. Roxboro.
—
C— —
Neck.
—
.
Long. W. S., Jr.— Graham. Lynch, Wm.— Chapel Hill. Macon, Francis A. Henderson. Madron, E. M.— Banners Elk.
—
PRACTICING DENTISTS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
119
E. F.—Edenton. W. T.— Benson. Mason, Jas. H. Atlantic. McCall, S. H.— Troy. McCombs, Wm. S. Murphy. McConnell, D. E. Gastonia. MeCracken, F. W. Sanford. McCracken, Jas. H. Durham. McDaniel, J. A.— Ivanhoe McDowell, C. H. Waynesville. Mclver, D. C. Maxton. McLaughlin, A. R. Charlotte. McLean, J. H. Brevard.
— — — — Asheville. M. Mann, Mann, L. H. — Washington. Mann, Louis H. — Middletown. Manning, M. P. — Bethel. E. — Mathews, — Wilmington. Marler, J. G. Yadkin Marler, W. H.— Hickory. Martin, C. L. — Madison.
Maguire, Daisy Sylva. Malone, S. E. Goldsboro. Mann, H. L. Middleton
I.
Ray, H. F.— Bald Reade, A. P. Durham. Redfearn, B. C. Monroe. Reece, J. M. Mt. Airy.
— — —
—
I
i
J.
ville.
Martin, Martin,
—
— —
—
—
McManus,
McNeely,
McPhai'l,
— — — — —Thoms^ville. D. C. S. H.— Canton. Isaiah — Hamlet.
J. R. Reidsville. Mitchell, T. J.— Mt. Airy. Mizzell, W. G.— Windsor. Moose, E. W. Lenoir and
Meador,
—
Moore, Morey,
Morris, Morrison,
— Taylorsville. Wm. Paul — Jackson. — Hendersonville. A. H. C. P. — Lillington
R.
Reese, R. W.— Elkin. Reeves, Cicero A.—Laurel Springs. Reeves, R. H. Asheville. Regan, C. W. Laurinburg. Regan, J. D. Lumberton. Reid, J. G. Marion. Reid, L G. Li noir. Richardson, E. E. Leaksville. Richardson, Jam.irthage. Riddick, C. R.— Elizabeth City. Riley, Jas M. Lexi.ngton. Roach, Jr., J. A. Madison. Roby, W. M.— Charlotte. Rogers, R. G. Apex. Ross, T. T.— Nashville. Ross, T. T.—Weldon. Rothrock, J. M. Thomasville. Rouse, J. W.—Pikeville Pine. Rowe, Charlie Sprue Rowe, W. W. Greensboro. Sapp, Carey C. Winst m-Salem Satterfield, H. E.— Durham: E. H.—Selma. Scarlett, Self, I. R.— Lincoln! Shackelford, E. W. Durham. Sharp, Jno. W. Pinkt' n. Sharp, J. W. B.— Dresden. Sherrill, R. G.— Raleigh. Marion. Sinclair, D. M.
—
— —
—
—
I
(
—
—
—
—
— —
•
—
—
—
M. Burlington. Morton, C. L. Madison. Carlton B.— Statesville. Mott, Newberry, J. Hallie. Warsaw. Nichols, R. T. Rockingham. Nickles, J. R. Lynn. Nixon, F. J. Mt. Mourne. Norris, S. P. Raleigh. Osborne, J. C. Lawndale. Osborne, J. R.— Shelby. Overstreet, Norman L. Whitakers. Owen, D. V.— Whittier Parker, Henry R. Trenton. Parker, J. M. Ashevillu"v.
B.
S.— Clinton.
[pndi rson Tucker, Edwin B Rcxl Tucker, E. J. \ Statesville. Turner, Chas. Ral Turner, V. E. \'an Nop] (ii, .i. Spray.
,i
120
PRACTICING DENTISTS— BANKS AND BANKERS.
E.
— Goldsboro. Waldroope, R. M. — Bryson City. Waldroupe, V. M. — Haj'esville. Wallace. W. T. — Hendersonville. M. — Warrenton. Walters, X. — Henderson. Walters,
Vitoue.
Chas.
II.
II.
— — — W atson, E. F.— Clinton. Watson, Robt. — Lake Landing. Webster, Julian — Wilmington. Weeks, W. N.— Southport. — Washington. Wells, A. West, C. P. — Beaverville. H. — Greensboro. Wheeler,
S.
Ward, W. J.— Weldon. Ware, R. E.— Shelby. Warren, J. E. Mayodan. Watkins, J. C. Winston-Salem. Watson, D. F. Carthage. T
Whisnant, J. F. Henrietta. White, Jas. A. Williamston. While, .1. H.—Elizabeth City. White, L.— Statesville. White, W. A.— Hickorv. Whitehead, C. A.— Tarboro. Whitsett, Geo. W. Greensboro
Wilkins, Thos. A. Gastonia. Willey, H. S.— Elizabeth City. Williams, Jr., Donald Tarboro. Wilson, 0. L. Dunn.' Wood, T. A.— Shelby. Wolfe, T. B.— Plymouth. Wyche, Jas. E. Greensboro. Young, J. A. Trenton. Yates, Paul P. Morrisville. Yelverton, J. Hugh— Wilson. Younce, Phillip C. Mabel. Young, W. H. Newton.
— —
— —
—
—
—
— —
J.
Whisnant, A.
F. — Rutherfordton.
—
—
Zickler,
C.
R.—Charlo'-.e.
Banks and Bankers
I
in
North Carolina.
$10,000;
Banks of North Carolina. ABERDEEN—Bank of Aberdeen; Capital,
State
$15,000;
J.
President, T.
A.
Thomas Thomas.
Uzzell;
Cashier,!
,
President,
of
H.
A.
Page;
Cashier,
BEAUFORT— Beaufort
,
W. Graham.
President, J. R. MeGlohon.
AHOSKIE— Bank
500;
Ahoskie; Capital $12,T. Williams; Cashier,
D.
ALBEMARLE
(branch
;
Cabarrus Bank Savings Cabarrus Savings Bank, ConM. J. Harris, Jr. ALBEMARLE— Stanlv Countv Loan and
of
—
cord)
Cashier,
ANDREWS— Merchants
Trust Co.; Capital, $25,000; President, R. Price; Cashier, J. M. Peeler.
J.
BENSON—Farmers
BESSEMER
Trust Co.; Capital, $15,000; President, N. W. Taylor; Cashier, U. E. Swann. BELHAVEN— Bank of Belhaven; Capital, $25,000; President, C. P. Avcock; Cashier, W. E. Stubbs. BELMONT— Bank of Belmont; Capital $10,000; President, R. L. Stowe; Cashier, W. B. Puett.
Banking
and
Commercial Bank; CapJ.
and
Manufacturers
ital, $5,100; President, Cashier, M. T. Britt.
O.
Ellington;
Bank: Capital, $10,000; President, W. P. Walker; Cashier, J. W. .Walker. APEX M.rchants and Farmers Bank; Captal, $5,000; President, W. H. Harward; Cashier, J. R. Cunnincham. ASHBORO— Bank of Randolph; Capital, |', >i,l,., lt R. Cox; Cashier, $21, too O.
CITY— Bessemer
City
Bank;
—
BETHEL—
Capital, $5,000; President, L. L. Jenkins; Cashier, John J. Ormond. Bethel Banking and Trust Co.: Capital, $5,600; President, M. 0. Blount; Cashier, W. H. Woodard.
;
.
BLACK MOUNTAIN— Commonwealth
Bank;
W.
J.
Armfield.
Jr.
ASHEVILLE— Batterv
Park Bank;
P.
Capital.
President. James $100,000; Cashier. J. E. Rankin.
Sawyer
;
BLOWING ROCK— Bank
Capital, $10,000; President, J. erty; Cashier, S. E. McNeelv.
of
W. Doughj
Blowing Rock;
J.
ASHEVILLE— Citizens
Trust
and
Savin as
ASHEVILLE— Wachovia Loan
AULANDER—Bank
$8,000;
ier.
Bank; Capital, $50,000; President, E L. Rav: Cashier, J. A. Campbell. and Trust Co. (branch of Wachovia Loan and Trust Co., Winston); Cashier, W. R. Williamson.
of President, C.
BOONE—Watauga
$10,000;
Capital, $5,000: President, C. Cashier, G. M. Sudderth.
Parlier;
County
President,
P.
N
Bank;
L.
Mast;
Capital, Cashier, Capital, Cashier,
$14,000; W. P.
Hagaman. BREVARD— Brevard Banking Co.;
George
Aulander;
W.
Capital, Mitchell; Cash-
BREVARD— People's
President,
T.
$25,000: President, F. H. Shipman.
T.
J.
F.
Hays;
BanK; Capital,
Cashier,
J.
W.
Mitchell.
of
J.
Patton;
AU/RORA— Bank
000;
ier.
President,
O.
of
Aurora: Capital, $10,B. Whitehurst; Cash-
Whitmire.
BRYSON CITY—Bryson
$5,000;
J.
AYDEX— Bank
Smith.
M. Hooker.
Ayden; Capital $25,000; R. President, Joseph Dixon: Cashier, J.
BURGAW—Bank
President,
President. R. Long.
of
D'.
City Bank; Capital, K. Collins; Cashier,
Pender; Capital $12,500;
W.
D.
BAKERSVILLE—Mitchell
Oroom; Cashier,
J.
C.
C.
Countv
J.
S.
Bank;
Wilson;
$10,-
Rranch.
BAYBORO— Bank
000;
Capital, $18,700; President, Cashier, E. C. Guv.
of
BURLINGTON—Alamanc
BURLINGTON— Pi'dmonl
$10,000; Presid nt. J.
II.
Loan & Trust Co.
H.
Pamlico; Capital,
.1.
Capital, $60,000: President, Cashier, J. M. Fix.
Holt;
President,
W.
of
Swan: Cashier,
Beaufort;
C.
Greene.
BEAUFORT—Bank
Bank; Capital, W. Murray; Cashier,
Capital,
Lee Fowler.
BANKS AND BANKERS
BURNSYILLE— Bank
-I-.'IOO;
ier,
J.
IX
NORTH CAROL! \\
of
121
of
J.
Yancey;
Capital,
DAN BURY— Bank
tal,
I
President,
W. Higgins; Cash-
Stokes County;
M.
T.
Capi-
M. Lyon.
G.
\Y.
a.shier,
$10,000; N.
President.
'chilton;
CANTON—Champion
President,
Bank; Capital, $10,000; Maslin; Cashier, O. M.
DAVIDSON—American
Eugene Pepper.
Hampton. CANTON— Bank
President,
of Canton; Capital, $11,75.?; Alden Howell; Cashier, G. N. of
DENTON— Bank
Trust Co. (branch of American Trust Co., Charlotte); Cashier, W. H. Thompson.
of
Davidson;
I
ipita
.
000 (chartered.)
Henson.
DOBSON— Surry
County
Loan
and
Trust
CARTHAGE— Bank
$10,000; President,
Carthage;
J.
capital,
W.
of
Adams; Cashier,
D.
L.
S.
Rav.
DOYER—
W.
H.
CARTHAGE— Bank
CHADBOURN— Bank
Moore; President, H. Spence; Cashier, M. G. Dalrvmple.
of Chadbourn'; Capital,
Co., (branch of Surry Co. Loan and Trust Co., Mt. Airy); Cashier, R. C. Lewellvu. Bank of Dover; Capital, $5,000; President. G. V. Richardson; Cashier,
DUKE— Bank
President, Davis.
Caton.
of Harnett; B. N. Duke,
$10,000; President, J. D. C. Clark.
A.
of
Brown; Cashier,
C.
Capital, $10,000; Cashier, E. P.
CHAPEL HILL— Bank
ital.
DUNN—Bank
Chapel Hill; CapTaylor;
Prsident,
J.
CHAPEL
$5,000;
HILL— People's Bank; Capital, President. H. H. Williams; Cashier. H. Lloyd. CHARLOTTE— American Trust Co.; Capital, $350,000; President, George Stephens; Treasurer, W. H. Wood. CHERRYVILLE—Cherryville Bank; Capital, $15,000; President, S. S. Mauney; Cashier, M. L. Mauney.
CHINA GROVE—Bank
Capital,
i
J. $15,000; President, Cashier, W. D. Wildman.
of Cape Fear; Capital, $9,000; E. Wilson; Cashier, W. T.
DURHAM— Fidelity
President,
B.
Honevcutt.
N.
Bank; Capital, $100,000; Duke; Cashier, John F. Bank; Capital $26,900; Thomas; Cashier, P. S.
Bank;
Capital,
DURHAM— Merchants
President, C.
C.
Wily.
Hutchins.
EAST
J.
DURHAM— Peoples
President, Y.
E.
$10,000;
Smith; Cashier,
of
China
B.
Grove;
Miller;
$10,000;
President, C.
W. Wilkinson. KDKNTON— Bank of Edenton: Capital, $50, 000; President, Julien Wood; Cashier, E.
C.
CLARKTON—
000; C. Clark.
ashier,
Sifferd. Bank of Bladen; Capital, $15,President, L. B. Evans; Cashier, E.
W.
C.
Rea.
EDENTON— Citizens
President,
Bank: Capital,
Old;
(ashier.
s->;,.oo ll;
W.
T.
Chas.
H. Wood.
CLAYTON— Clavton
Banking Co.;
$10,000; President, Ashley C. M. Thomas.
Home;
Capital, Cashier,
ELIZABETH CITY—Citizens Bank;
Capital, $25,000; President, O. MacMullan; Cashier, M. R. Griffin.
of
CLEVELAND—Merchants &
Capital,
(
Farmers Bank;
ELIZABETHTOWN—Bank
Efizabethtown;
*5.ii(Ki; President, J. A. Lyerly; Clarence H. Rosebro. CLINTON— Bank of Clinton; Capital, $20,000; President, L. A. Bethune, Cashier, 11.
ashier,
McKinnon.
CLINTON—Bank
President, Cashier, W. F.
000;
of
Sampson; Capital, G. A. Norwood,
President,
$15,Jr.;
Capital, $2,670; President. C. W. I.om; Cashier, J. M. Clark. ELK Mitchell County Bank (branch of Mitchell County Bank, Baskersville) Cashier, Harvey Bailey. ELLENBORO - Bank of Ellenboro; lapital, $4,575; President, 1). B. Han-ill; Cashier,
PARK—
;
'
a\ i-;
'
apital, ashier,
I!.
Davis.
122
BANKS AND BANKERS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
President,
of Forest City; CapiE. Young:; G.
FOREST CITY—Bank
tal,
HENRIETTA— Haynes
000;
J.
Bank;
Capital,
$6,-
W. Hicks. FRANKLIN— Bank of Franklin;
$18,700;
ier.
$15,400; Cashier, W.
Capital,
J.
President, F. G. Siler.
S.
Johnston; Cash-
R. R. Haynes; Cashier, Watkins. Ill RTFORD—Hertford Banking Co. Capital, \V. S. Blanchard; $15,000; President,
President,
B.
;
FRANKLIN— Macon
$25,000;
County Bank; Capital,
A.
Cashier,
Capital,
L.
W. Norman.
Banking and Trust Co.;
F.
President, J.
Porter;
Cashier,
Capital,
HICKORY—Hickory
nathy;
Lee Crawford.
FRANKLINTON— Citizens
Bank;
J.
$35,000; President, J. Cashier, J. X. Reid.
Aber-
FREMONT— Bank
400;
$15,000; Cashier,
W.
President, F. Joyner.
of
J.
E.
Cheatham;
HIGH POINT— Hon-,. Banking
President, Cutlar Lee.
Fremont; Capital, $24,T. Hooks; Cashier,
and Farmers Bank;
A.
J.
GARYSBURG— Merchants
Co.; Capital, $27,895; President, T. F. Wrenn; Cashier, G. F. Kirby. HIGH POINT— North Carolina Savings Bank and Trust Co.: Stock, $98,220; Capital President, O. K. Cox; Cashier, L. A.
Briles.
GASTONIA— Gaston Loan
Capital, $7,460; President, Cashier, R. L. Reese.
Ellis;
HIGH POINT—Wachovia Loan
Trust
Co.;
Co., Co.,
and
Capital, $15,000; President, J. Lee Robinson; Treasurer, E. G. McLurd. GATESVILLE— Bank of Gates; Capital, $10,000; President, L. L. Smith; Cashier, R. R. Taylor. GIBSON— Bank of Gibson; Capital, $15,000; President, W. T. Pate; Cashier, L. M. Blue.
and Trust (branch of Wachovia Loan and Trust C. L. Glenn. Winston); Cashier, HILLSBORO— Bank of Orange; Capital, $5,000; President, J. S. Spurgeon; Cashier,
P.
C.
Collins.
GIBSONVILLE— Bank
tal,
GOLDSBORO—
GRAHAM—
of Gibson ville; $10,000; President, W. H. Mendenhall; Cashier, J. W. Boring. Bank of Wavne; Capital, $125,000; President, E. B. Borden; Cashier, W. E. Borden. Citizens Bank; Capital, $10,000; President, J. A. Long; Cashier, C. C.
of Hope Mills; CapH. W. Lilly; President, W. Lasley. HOT SPRINGS—Bank of' Hot Springs; CapCapiital, $10,000; President, Thomas Frisbee;
ital.
HOPE MILLS— Bank
$5,100; Cashier, E.
JACKSON— Bank
$5,000;
Cashier, G. E. Naff
of
Northampton: Capital,
J. I.
President, H. H. Grant.
Flvlhe;
Cashier,
JACKSONVILLE— Bank
$8,000; President, N. S. Cockran.
J.
Onslow; Capital, W. Burton; Cashier,
of
GRANITE FALLS— Bank
tal,
Thompson.
JEFFERSON—Bank
of
Granite;
$8,000;
President,
S.
D.
H.
CapiWarlick;
000;
President,
.1.
of E.
Ashe;
Capital, $15,Finley; Cashier, W.
H.
Worth.
of
J.
GREENSBORO— American
GREENSBORO— Bank
(branch of Greensboro)
Co.;
;
Cashier,
W.
Whisnant.
JONESBORO— Bank
$6,000; A. W.
Exchange
P.
Capital, $300,000; President, E. ton; Cashier, R. G. Vaughn.
of
Bank; Whar-
President.
L.
Jonesboro; Capital, Godfrev; Cashier,
Capital. $10,000; Cashier, R. H.
KENLY— Bank
President, Alford.
Capital, denhall;
Huntley.
of
Kenly;
Hales;
South
Greensboro,
R.
A.
Bank, Cashier, R. J. Mebane. GREENSBORO— Greensboro Loan and Trust
American
Exchange
Capital, $200,000; President, J. W. Frv; Treasurer, W. E. Allen. GREENVILLE— Bank of Greenville; CapiL. tal, Davis; $25,000; President, R. Cashier. James L. Little. GREENVILLE— Greenville and Banking Trust Co.; Capital, $25,000; President, R. J. Cobb; Cashier, C. S. Carr. GRIFTON— Bank of Grifton; Capital, $10,000: President, L. J. Chapman; Cashier. G. T. Gardner. Bank of Grover; Capital, $5,000; President, J. F. Jenkins; Cashier, B. F.
KINGS MOUNTAIN— Kings Mountain Bank;
Capital,
.
\>IIVILLE— Bank
$5,000; W. G.
and
Farmers
MARSHALL—Bank
tal,
Capital, $27,000; President, T. F. Cashier, R. F. Burton.
of
Bank; Wrenn;
NEW BERX— Mutual
Capital,
$3,801.59;
J.
President, Dozier.
Nashville; F. Austii
Aid
Banking Co.;
(X C.
President,
French Broad; Capi-
NEW B^JRN—New
Roach; Cashier,
H. Fisher.
MARSHVILLE— Bank
$25,000; President, J. J. Redmon, Cashier, W. B. Ramsey. of Marshville; Capital $10,000; President, J. H. Lee; Cashier, W. E. McWhirter.
of
Bern Banking and Trust
NEW
T.
Co.; Capital, $200,000; President, J. B. Blades; Cashier, G. B. Pendleton. BERN'— Peoples Bank; Capital, Dunn: President, Win. $50,000; ashier,
t' bury); Cashier,
$22,250; Cashier,
$20,01)0; R. T.
McGowen. COVE—Bank oi Stoke9 Bank of Stokes punty, Dan'
Ra
.1
sboro;
150,000;
\v.
i..
i:
Pi
D.
Lak:
nt,
\HI'V.Ti>\
\
01
Marshall. ll B
A.
Abernethy;
Cashier,
Claude Ram-
LOUISBURG—The
saur.
First
National
Bank
VVAYNESVILLE
of
i
Washington; Capital, Limes 1.. Fowle: Cashier, \. M. Dumay. The Firsl National
Wavnesville; Capital, $25,000; T. G. W. Maslin; Cashier, \\
.
Louisburg; Caoital, $25,000; President, R. G. Allen; Cashier, P. R. White. LUMBERTON—The First National Hank of
$50,000; President, Lumberton; Capital, Geo. B. McLeod; Casnier, H. M. McAllister.
di nt,
lock.
WELDON—The
don: Capital
S.
Firsl
National
I,
I
Burs
i
mm
i
MARION— The
rion;
MONROE—
MORGANTON—Tim
First National Bank of MaA. Capital, $50,000; President, W. Cashier, Geo. I. White. Conlev; Bank of First National The Monroe: Capital, $100,000; President, ,W. C. Heath; Cashier, Roscoe Phifer.
First
WILMINGTON
E.
of
S.
The \.va Bank of Wilmington; a] President, W. li. Cooper; Cashier, Thos.
Cooper.
Atlantic National Bank (liquidation January IS, President, John Capital, $125,000; Armstrong; Cashier, J. W. Yates.
v p nt, ffra. T. Gooeh. s \ rican
Bank
di
11.
WILMINGTON—The
Wilmington,
1908);
National Bank
ol
$35,000; President, Morgantqn; Capital, .i M. Kestler; Cashier. A. M. Ingold. MOUNT AIRY—The First Naional Bank of Mount Airy; Capital. $75,000; President, Geo. D. Fawcett; Cashier, T. G. Fawcett.
WILMINGTON—The
Grains'
of
r.
Murchison
Capital,
ien
:
National
$550
.,ro Mfg. Co. s c c
Wake Forest Woxhaw
Weaverville Weldon-
Stimpson & Steel W. Hathcocs Russell Murray Wm. L. Royall
J. J.
5,000 5,000 1,600 7,760 8,000 16,000 6,256
216
186
'
Rodman-Heath,
L.
Rodman
Reems Creek
c c
w
H. Wright
210
i
Shaw, West Durham.... Erwin,
Williardsville.... Little
Wilmington Wilmington
Wilson Winston-Salem... Arista, c Winston-Salem... Fries, w&c Winston-Salem... Southside, c
River Mfg. Co Delgado, c Wilmington Cotton Mills e 200,000 100,000 Wilson, c
5,129 100,000 W. T. Shaw 25,088 4,000,000 W. A. Erwin 2,500 60,000 J. B. Mason 275,000 J. W. Williamson.... 10,304
903 424 450
H. M. Chase W. M. Farmer
B. F.
J.
6,800 6,240
5,184 864
325,200 325,000
&
Pfohl H. Fries
200 50 168
434
Worth
Worthville Zirconia
12,000 Co. No. l,c... 200,000 Green River Mfg. Co. c... 250,000
Harden Mfg. Co. c
Worth Mfg.
B. J. Pfohl O. D. Carpenter J. E. Williamson J. O. Bell
10,752 4,160 10,000 7,500
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KNITTING MILLS— FU RXITURE FACTORIES.
133
Knitting Mitts.
Post-office.
Name
Lillian
of
Mill.
Capital
Stock. 35,000 483,200 $ 26^500 12,356 15,000 10,000 15,000 3,600
9,000 500,000
Albemarle Albemarle Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Chapel Hill
Drexel
Wiscassett Burlingti n
Secretary, Treasurer or Owner. A. L. Patterson J. F. Cannon A. H. Fogleman
J.
No.
No.
Daisy
Sellers
M.
E.
Hosiery
Mill
. .
Browning
Sellers
Whitehead Hosiery Mill Blanch Hosiery Mills
Drexel
D. R.
H.
Whitehead
W.
W.
E. Lindsay P. E. Berry.."
Spin. Mchns. 81 254 50,000 81 82 50 68 68 31
61
16,160
1,025 178
1
Durham Durham
Chatham Durham
Elizabeth City... .Elizabeth 30,000 Enfield Enfield Hosiery Mill Fayetteville Algodi n 50,000 Flat Rock 150,000 Skyland Hosiery Co Flat Rock Trident 16,000 Goldsboro Goldsboro Knitting Mill... 30,000 Greenville Commercial 36,000 Haw River 25,000 Regina Henderson Balfron 30,000 20,500 Hickory Hickory Hosiery Mill Durham No. 3 37,500 High Point High Point High Point Hosiery Mill.. 70,500 Hillsboro Bellevue Mfg. Co 125,000 American Kernersville 50,000 Kernersville Lowrv 8,000 Kernersville Victor 10,000 Kinston Orion 68,000 Littleton Littleton 20,000 75,000 Lynn Tryon Hosiery Co
T. Cole C. McL. Carr P. H. Williams. Geo. T. Andrews.... Jno. C. Gorham.... H. E. Stilwell A. L. Bassett Geo. C. Royal I W. H. Dail, Jr....
30
71
200 50
55 IS 50
W. H. Childrey
R.
J.
D.
A.
II.
Johnson....
Cline
110 68
87
5,000
W.
J.
F. Carr
T. N. Jno. G.
J.
Adams Webb
Kerner
W. Lowrey
Leak
F.
D.
J. L.
30O 55 126 26 58
i;o 57
Newton
Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh
Newton
Martin Melrose Raleigh Hosiery Mill
32,000 29,300
Taylor Vinson E. C. Wilcox D. J. Carpenter J. B. Martin
J.
S.
S.
Wvnne
Beam
Andrews McDowell.. I..
Bowers
A. Asiie, Jr
304 312 107 86 02 50 12 152 86
Kandleman
Reepsville
Randlcman
Indian Creek
Rockv Mount
Scotland Neck. Scotland Neck
.
.
Rocky Mount Hosiery Co..
.Crescent Scotland Mill
27,700 3,000 50,000 10,000
73,285 16,000 25,000 125.000 120,000
A. N. Bulla
D. J. G. T. Chas.
J.
S.
Neck
Cotton
M. Howell J. A. Bradford H. L. MacCall
R.
c.
\Y.
Selma
Statesville Statesville
Selma
Bradford
Statesville
260 51 20
46 210 SO 46 92 35 70
102 145 120 200
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Knitting-
Co.
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.
Tarboro Tarboro Valdese
Runnvmede
Tarboro Hosiery Mills Waldensian
W.
S.
Jeffreys
Vaughan Washington Weldon
Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Zebulon
Vaughan Thelma Weldon Cotton Mfg.
Carolina P. H. Hanes
50,000 10,000 10,000
77,825 20,000 100,000 100,000 63,000 10,000
Howard
. .
F.
Garron
R.
J.
Co...
W.
1».
S. Spiers E. Kennett A. Pierce
2.80S
P.
Green H. Hanes,
U.
J.
s.
Ji
Maline
W.
A.
Peterson
Shamrock
Zebulon
W.
II.
Hanes Edwards
Furniture Factories.
Postoffice.
Name
Albemarle
of Factory.
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Own.
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or Mgr.
Citizen, Dem., d. an d
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D.
II.
Bivins
Smith
William C.
U.
Hammer
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II.
Hayes
Caine
w
James
Bavbcro Sentinel, Dem., w Bayboro : Lookout, Ind., w Benson Spokesman, Dem., w Bessemer City ...Bessemer Citv Messenger, Hornet, sm Bixby Boone Watauga Democrat Prevard News, Dem., Sylvia'i Yallej Brewers Curfew, A., m Times Tnd., w Eryson City Buie's Creek Little River Record, E., w Pender Chronicle, Dem Burgaw Burlin«ton New=, Dem., w Burlington
Beaufort
;
Gazette-News, I r .d, d Our Church Record, Luth., Our Mountain Home, Trade, n Free Will Baptist, Bap., v: Ayden Barium Springs ..Our Fatherless Ones, Pres., m
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E. T. J. M.
E. T. Phillips
John Wakefield
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Jarvis
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Rivera
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Miner W. L. Brewer D. M. Sand rid ire
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State Dispatch, Rep.,
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Cam| Croom, Jr. Crowson I! Hoffman
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Chapel Hill Chapel Hill
Charlotte Charlotte
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University of North Carolina Magazine, Lit., University Record, E., m Advertiser, Trade, w American Textile Manufacturer, Tex., w
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Charlotte Charlotte charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Cherryville Clarkton Clinton Clinton Clinton
Carolina Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte
Pythian, Py., Medical Journal, Med., News, Dem., d Observer, Ind. Dem., d. Evening Chronicle, Dem., d
of
m
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and
Edward
J.
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C. Register C. Patton P. Caldwell
Epis., Messenger Hope, Merchants Journal and Commerce,
P.
m
Wade
T.,
H. Harris
J.
S.
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Walter
G.
J.
Smith
Escott
Norman H. Johnson
P. Sossaman P. R. Law
Mill
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Peoples Paper, Ind., w Presbyterian Standard, Pres., Southern Publisher, T. (
News
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Times Democrat, Dem.,
Cherryviiie Eagle, Ind.,
w w
Clarktcn Exr.ress, Dem.,.. Holine,- Advocate, Hoi., sir, News Dispatch, Rep., w
w
M. L. Yeager J. C. Patton John M. Magness ..A. C. Johnston
A. 3.
Crumpler
E.
Thos.
Owen
Columbus
Concord Concord Cooleemee
Crescent
Polk County News, Ind., w Concorr Times, Dem., sw... Evening Tribune, Dem., d. and Journal, Dem., w
Rays, E..
Sampson Democrat, Dem., w
H. J. Hines Chas. H. Williams
J.
w
James
..J.
B. Sherrill F. Hurley
J.
C.
Sell
m
Davidson
Davidson College Magazine,
Lit.,
m
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N.
E.
Danbury
Dellaplane
Danbury Reporter,
Ind. Ship
Ind.
Dem.,
Dunn Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham Durham
Edenton Edenton
and Scholars Eagle, Rep., Guide, Uem., w Daily fun. Dem., d
w
M. L. Lyerly A. P. Dickson, Jr. and E. P. Pepper J. W. Majors
James
Morninp- Herald, d N. C. Journal of Education
Post,
Lit.,
w
E.,
m
Recorder. Ind., w South Atlantic Quarterly, lit., q Trinity Archive, E., Trinity Chronicle, E., w
P. Pittman A. Robinson Jos. H. King E. C. Brooks T. H. Lindsey Zeb. P. Council
J.
m
Edwin Mims and W. H. Glasson
M.
E.
A.
Briggs
Baptist.
B.,
m
W. Knight
Woodhouse
A.
Edenton Transcript, Dem.,w Elizabeth Citv... Signs of the Times, Bap., sra Elizabeth City.. ..Tar Heel Elkin Times, Ind., w Flkin Elm City Mirror, Dem.,w hlon College Christian Sun, Chris., w Enfield Progress, Dem., w Fairmont Messenger, Dem., w Chronicle, Rel., Fayetteville Fayetteville Daily Observer, Dem.. [Fayetteville Franklin Press, Ind., w Franklin Gastonia Gazette, Ind. Dem., sw {Gastonia Gastonia New., Ind. Dem., sw Gastonia Goldsboro Argus, Dem., d. and w Goldsboro Coldsboro Goldsboro Headlight, Dem., w Goldsboio Record, Ind., w Goldsboro m N. C. Odd Fellow, Frat., Goldsboro Alamance Gleaner, Dem., w Graham Oreensboro Apostoiic Messenger, Hoi., sw Greensboro Daily Industrial News, Rep., d Greensboro Daily Record Dem., d
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Womble
M. George John W. Blount
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J.
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Thompson
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Hall
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and
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J.
Hale
M. D. Billings E. D. Atkins
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Joseph
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G. W. Brown H. Woodall B. J. D. Kernodle Winfred R. Cox
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Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro
W. A. Hildebrand J. M. Reece V,". T. Underwood Greensboro Patriot, Dem., R. W. Haywood Greensboro Telegram, Dem.. d A. J. Williams and Lewis Burtnett Labor Nows. Labor, w North Carolina Christian Advocate, Rel., w Hugh M. Blair North Carolina White Ribbon, W. C. T. U., m.Mis Ellen J. Y.Preyer J. F. McCulloch Our Church Record, M., w Students State Normal Magazine, E., bm R. S. Fitzgerald Southern Electrician, Elec, m Airs. J. F. McCulloch Woman's Missionary Record, M., m D. J. Whitehead Dailv Reflector, Dem., d. and sw Greenville ....R. J. M. Hoobs Ouilford College. .Collegian, Lit., m H. W. Townsend w Hamlet Messenger-Review, Ind., G. W. Sanderson Clav County Couriei,. w Hayesville Thad R. Manning Henderson Gold Uaf, Dem., w.
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NEWSPAPERS
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Name
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Union Christian Star, Rel., m ... Western N. C. Times, Rep., w Henderson ville ...French Broad Hustler, Dem., w Catawba Lutheran, Rel m Hickory Hickory Democrat, Dem., w Hickory.... m Lenorian, E., Hickory Reformed Church Standard, Rel., Hickory Times-Mercury, Pop., sw Hickory
Hendersonville
Hollow&y
T.W.Valentine
M. L. Shipman
W.
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C. L. Miller E. Holbrook
C.
J. J.
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W.
W. Cromer L. Murphy
F.
J.
J.
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Farriss
High High High High
Point Point Point Point Hillsboro
Hillsboro Hope Mills Jacksonville Jefferson Kenansville Kernersville
Daily Enterprise, Ind. Deni., d
Weekly Enterprise, Dem., w Jefferson Recorder, Dem., w Eastern Carolina News, Dem., w Forsyth News, w Kings Mountain.. Kings Mountain Herald, Dem., w
Evangelist, Rel., Mellichampe Clara I. Cox Friends Messenger, Rel., m H. W. Kronheimer Southern Furniture Journal, T., W. H. Jordan Golden Rule, Watchman and Messenger, Tern., sw Joseph A. Harris Orange County Observer, Dem., w G. G. Myrover Cape Fear Shuttle, w
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Dawson Adams
D.
S.
Hines
Kinston Kinston Kinston
Kittrell
LaGrange
Laurinburg
I.aurinburg Leaksville Lenoir Lenoir
Carolina Evangel, Rel., w Free Will Baptist Advocate Rel., w Kinston Free Press, Dem.. d. and sw J. Messenger and Educator, E., LaGrai pe Sentinel, Dem., w Eastern Searchlight, E.,
J.
F. A. Slate C. A. Eury R. Rountree
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Lexington Lexington
Lillington
Lenoir News, Ind., sw Lenoir Topic, Dem., w Dispatch, Dem., w North State, Rep., w
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Darlington Martin
B.
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R.
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Carolina
French Broad News, Rep., Madison County Record, Dm., w Union Farmer, Agri., w
Ind.,
J.
J.
Ramsey Swann
Our Home,
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Maxton Mecca
Mocksville Mocksville
Scottish Chief, Dem., w. Watchman of Truth, Bap.,
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Murfreesboro
Murphy
Nashville
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New Bern New Bern
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E. H. Davis; St. John, J. H. Frizelle. J. M. Carraway, O. C. Goldsboro Circuit— Brothers, Goldsboro. Mt. Olive and Faison E. E. Rose. F. Mt. Olive Circuit— R. Taylor, Mt.
Bern Centenary, Goldsboro— St. Paul's,
—
— J. Potter. Chowan — William Towe, — J. A. Martin. Plymouth
Edenton
Eloper
J.
Tyner.
Beaman.
M.
Benson.
haven.
Pantego and Belhaven
—W.
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Olive.
LaGrange J. J. Boone. Hookerton—M. D. Giles. Snow Hill— G. B. Perry.
Kinston
—
Kennekeet— Supplied by
Rodanthe.
R.
L.
Beasley,
Dover M. W. Dargan. Grifton— L. B. Pattishall.
Bridgeton J. M. Wright. Jones Philip Greening, Trenton. Pamlico— F. T. Fulcher, Stonewall. Oriental— G. B. Webster. Carteret D. A. Futrell, Newport. Morehead Citv L. P. Howard. Beaufort—J. H. McCracken. Atlantic— F. S. Becton. Straits W. J. Watson. Ocracoke and Portsmouth— R. D. Daniels, Ocracoke.
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D.
Swindell.
ham—II.
Yates.
Hatteras— W. E. Trotman. Headmaster, Trinity High
M.
Lecture]',
School,
DurA.
—
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North. Trinity College,
Durham— K.
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Western X. C. Conferenca Number church members, S0.543. Number traveling preachers not including supplies, 259. Local preachers, including supplies, Houses of worship, 786. Parsonages 178. Orphanages, I.
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180.
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WARRENTON
Presiding Elder— W.
DISTRICT.
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Number Number Number
of societies, 859. of Sunday-schools, 745. of scholars. fi4,'217.
90.
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Rone, Littleton. Warrenton — W. W. Rose. Warren — B. C. Thompson. Warrenton. Ridgeway— B. C. Allred.
Epworth Leagues, League members,
770.51.
Paid for missions, 1908, Paid for ministerial Mipp"it.
Total
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Henderson— First Church, R.
North and South Henderson W. B. Humble, Henderson. Littleton R. H. Broome.
C. Craven. — Supplied by
— Weldon—
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Bishop—James
boro.
contributions, $398,87J Atkins. Waynesi
S.
E.
Mercer.
Secretary—Rev.
W.
L.
Sherrill,
Greens-
Roanoke Rapids and Rosemary— W. A. Piland, Roanoke Rapids. Roanoke J. T. Draper, Littleton. Enfield and Halifax— J. E. Holden, Enfield.
Conference Appointments.
ASHEVILLE DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder 1>. Atkins, Weaverville. \i entral, Asheville Bethel, J. D. G. T. Rowe; Haywood Street, T. 1.. Lai'
ton,
Battleboro and Whitakers—W. Battleboro. Scotland Neck C. A. Jones. Iloligood— W. F. Galloway.
Y.
Ever-
—
lance; North Asheville, G. II. L. Bald Creek Circuit
L.
G
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Griffith,
supChris-
Williamston and Hamilton— C. Williamston. Garysburg D. L. Earnhardt.
Read,
ply,
Windom.
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Biltm
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ville.
and
Mt.
Pleasant
C.
K.
G.
H.
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Northampton— J. Rich Square— W.
Conwav— S.
T. Mnrfreesboro— L. T. Singleton, Greenville. Ahoskie— J. P. Pate. Bertie J. G. Johnson. Windsor.
Craven. Moyle.
C. F.
Humble, Jackson.
Biltmore. Burnesville Circuit
Hypi
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Burnes-
Fairview
view.
Circuit
Joseph
J.
Fry,
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Littleton Female College— J. President, Littleton.
M.
Rhodes,
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder— J.
Citv.
II.
Hall,
Elizabeth
J.
Elizabeth
City—First
Church,
D.
Bundy.
Camden— C. Moyock— S.
Klizabcth Citv- Citv Road. W. K. \IeRae. Pasquotank—J. Y. Old, Elizabeth City.
P. Jerome. South J. Kilpatrick.
Mears" says Mr. William Fraiser, of Glasburg, La.,"a«d? find that it not only pays to fertilize^ plenty of it, and use the best fertilizers to be. I have used a number of them and found h as your brands. them to be as recommended and to give better results than any other fertilizers that I have ever c.secl."
Every planter and farmer should have a copy of the new 1009 Virginia-Carolina Farmers' Year-Book. Gel a free copy from your fertilizer dealer, or write our nearest sales office.
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co.
Sn/cs Offices
Sates Offices
Richmond. Va.
Va.
Durham. \\ C
Charleston, S. C. Baltimore, Md.
Columbia,
Atlanta,
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Columbus, Ga.
Savaunah. Ga. ins, Term.
Montgomery, Ala.
Shreveport,
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