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A LITTLE BOOKLET, YOURS FOR THE ASKING.
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Capital,
$1,000,000.00
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LIFE INSURANCE
OF
Home
VIRGINIA.
COMPANY
Organized 1871. Office, Richmond, Va.
OLDEST—LARGEST—STRONGEST
Southern Life Insurance
Company
Has won the hearty approval and active support of the people by its promptness and fair dealing during the FORTY-
FOUR
years of
its
operation.
ALL CLAIMS PAID IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIPT OF SATISFACTORY PROOFS OF DEATH.
Total Payments to Policyholders since organization
Is
OVER
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paying
OVER $1,250,000.00 Annually. GOOD TERRITORY FOR LIVE AGENTS.
its
Policyholders
F. E.
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Supt. Ordinary Agencies,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
A
State Directory by Counties and
Towns, Including State
Information and
Statistics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Counties
—
Alphabetically
Page
81-493
3-5
75
Page
Daughters of the Revolution Daughters of American Revolution.. Democratic Executive Committee .... Dental Society Elks
32 33 40-41 27 31-32 29 28 29 28 29 36 24-26 30 28
31
Arranged
Towns
—
General
See Index for Towns Information
—
American Governors
Annivarsaries
Embalmers Board
Farmers' State Alliance Fireman's Association Farmers' Union Funeral Directors and Embalmers .... Farmers' State Convention Grand Army of the Republic
494-495
58 77 495 73
Horsepower Electoral Vote for President in 1912..
Developed
Greatest Altitude
in
Each State
Insurance Legal Holidays in North Carolina .... Legal Holidays in the Various States Manufacturers in North Carolina .... North Carolina Bank Statistics North Carolina Fairs North Carolina Governors North Carolina Signers of the Declaration of Independence Parcel Post Information Population Growth in North Carolina Population Growth in the United States Population North Carolina Towns Population of North Carolina by Races Popular Vote for President in 1912 Public School Statistics
.
. .
494 80 73 76 68 80 79 77 76 77 74-75 76 78 75 78
77
Grand Lodge
Jr.
of
Masons
Horticultural Society O. U. A. Just Freight Rate Association Knights of Pythias
M
36 30
31
Knights Templar Library Association
Commission Literary and Historical Association Medical Association (Tri-State) Medical Society Merchants Association
Library
'
.
.
.
37 37 28
31 26 34 28 36
N.
C.
Architectural Association
Problems
Secretaries of the
Navy
to
Some Facts Relating
Tobacco Production
Official
North Carolina
Vote of State. For Governor (1912) For President (1912) For Senator (State Primary, 1912)
50 62-63
...
54
Race on Rural N. C. Committee Problems N. C. Conference for Social Service.... N. C. Live Stock Association N. C. Society for Metal Hygiene Odd Fellows Order of the Cincinnati
Pharmacy, Board
of
For State Officers (1912) For Congressman (1914) For and Against Constitutional Amendments (1914) For Corporation Commissioner (1914) For Senator (1914) For Solicitor (1914)
Platforms
50-52 56-58
58 55-56 52-54 59-62 44 46-50 45-46
36 36 34-36 36 29-30 32 26-27
26
Pharmaceutical Association Poultry Breeders Association Progressive Executive Committee
Press
Association
—
Democratic
Progressive
Republican
Railroads
—
Republican Executive Committee Royal Arcanum Royal Arch Masons Royal and Select Masters Sons of the Confederacy Sons of the Revolution Spanish-Americans War Veterans State Federation of Labor
State Optical Society State Retail Jewelers Association Teachers' Assembly
State Government
....
28 42-43 26 41-42 26 30
31
23-24 32
24
27
3fi
Milage
Officials
58 70-73
36
28
7
Rates
Societies
and
Organizations
—
73
34
—
Agricultural Society
Executive
Judicial Legislative
15
Anti-Saloon League Bar Association
Bankers'
Association
36
27
-28
18-22 15-17
7">
Chemical Society Child Labor Committee
City School Superintendents Colonial Dames of America Confederate Veterans (N. C. Division) Daughters of the Confederacy
26 36
27
22-24> *
United States Executive
Judicial Legislative
North Carolina in Congress North Carolina National Guard Government
—
37-40
63* 68 63-67
67 68
24
\
Senate
THE NORTH CAROLINA TEAR BOOK.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Page
A
(
Page
National
m College .^ Ireensboro
ror
Hi.
Colored
H
ice,
71
National
Hank, The, State and
New Bern
City
18
Alton Apartments, The,
Rocky Mount..
. .
F
53
8
31
American Hook Co., New York. X. Y.
American
Atlantic
Hi-vlU.
C.
National
Kir.,
I.
.
Bank,
Co.,
Wilmington..
mond, Y'a New Bern Hanking & Trust Bern New , and Observer, Raleigh
Norfolk
Bank, RichTop Front Cover.
Co.,
New
169-173
496
ins.
Raleigh
National
Bank,
The,
Norfolk,
15
.
Va
Norfolk Southern Railway, Norfolk, Va.
Fayetterille Hotel,
39
33
45
63
Bland,
The
Raleigh
Bid
..
Bromo
Seltzer,
Baltimore,
Cambridge, The Hotel, Rocky Mount
Carolina
Chester,
Carroll,
IS.
F B F E
Normal
North and North
Old
&
Collegiate
Institute,
of
Asheville
Carolina
College
Agriculture
Mechanic Arts, West Raleigh Carolina State Normal and InCollege,
ami
s.
North
Western
Railway,
dustrial
Greensboro
C
Raleigh
R..
J.,
Hack
of
Binding
12
Dominion r mond, Y a
Surry.
Trust
Company,
Rich-
Parker.
Carroll.
Pinetown
Raleigh
Y'a.
E
65
7
M.
Raleigh
Peace Institute,
Planters
Christopher
Engraving
Company.
Rich35
mond,
Citizens
Va
Bank.
National Bank, Richmond,
Iron
Raleigh
Henderson
Bank,
charlotte..
441-443
26
6
14
Commercial
Commercial
National
444 Works, Raleigh Raleigh Motor Car & Machine Company, Side Front Cover Raleigh
'.
National
Printing
Raleigh,
Bank.
Raleigh...
Commercial
Coopers
of
Company.
Raleigh
Raleigh
Richmond Trust and Savings Company. Richmond, Y'a Ricks. The Hotel, Rocky Mount
Saint
F
F
67
29
G
49
19
Mary's
School,
,
Raleigh
East Carolina Teachers' Training School,
Greenville
Edwards and Rroughton, Raleigh
Elon College,
F.lon
College
57
Simpson. Frank B. Raleigh Southern Railway, Washington, D. C. Southern School Supply Company, Raleigh
.
.
69
21
Emerson Drug
ston
First
First
Co..
Baltimore,
Md
B
301-304
Southgate
State Fair, eigh Storr
&
Son,
J.,
Durham
30
Great North Carolina, Ral-
Farmers and .Merchants Bank, WilliamNational Bank. Richmond, Ya.
National
...
G
H.
S.
,
Company.
Raleigh
24
10
Summers
ham
Sydnor
Letterwriting
Company,
Inc.,
Dur37
Bank.
Wilson
4S2-4S6
and
Gaston, The Hotel, New Bern
F
Va
Hundley,
Richmond,
c
Well
Cinn and
Horner Hunter
Co.,
New
Y'ork,
N.
Y
....
55 59
27
Co.,
Sydnor Pump and Richmond, Y'a
Company,
25 23
Military
School,
J.,
Charlotte
&
Bro., Carey
Raleigh
Thompson Publishing Company, Raleigh Thomson, Frank K. Raleigh
,
2S
61 61
5
Jefferson
Standard Greensboro
Publishing
r
Life
Insurance
B.
Trinity
32
Co.,
F.,
Trinity
College, Durham Park School, Durham
Johnson
Rich51
Tyree,
Raleigh
of
mond, Y
a
King's Business Charlotte
Life
College,
Raleigh
and 7-23 and 444-451
Virginia.
University Hill
North
Carolina,
Chapel
43
Uzzell and Co., E.
Insurance
Company
of
Yirginia
Carolina
M., Raleigh Chemical Company.
G
Richmond,
Louise,
Va
B.,
The Hotel, Washington
J.
McCrary Company, The
Atlanta.
11
Back Cover Y'irginia Trust Company, Richmond, Y'a. C Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, Winston-Salem 9
Richmond Va
Ga
McDonald,
Mechanics
National
C.
Wake County
C,
Raleigh, Bottom Front Cover.
Savings Bank, Wilson Sanatorium. Wilson
Raleigh..
22
483
41
Savings
Bank,
Raleigh
Norfolk,
20 17
Wright, Hotel, Raleigh
Y'arborough.
Y'ork,
Bank
of
Commerce,
Hotel,
.
Raleigh
13 16
Ya
C.
V.
Raleigh
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
INDEX TO CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOWN
A
Abbottsburg
PAGE
113 330 169 190
TOWN
Clyde Coats
Colerain
Collettsville
PAGE
258 255
liti
Aberdeen
Acme
Advance
Aboskie Albemarle
I3t;
263 421
154
Columbia Columbus Concord
Conetoe Conovep
4^6
37fi
12:1
Andrews
Angler
Ansonvilla
Apex
Archdale Arthur Asheboro
Ashevllle
Aulander Aurora
1
255 95 460 384 375 380 119 109
104 415 372
Conway
Council Cove City
205 14s 346 114 173
2.x
1
Creedmoor
Creswell Culberson
Cumberland
46K 155 17s
D
Dallas
22:;
Autryville
Ayden
Danhury
Davidson Denton Denver
Dillsboro
421;
B
Bailey Bakersville
Banner Elk Bath
Battleboro
Bayboro
Beaufort Belhaven
Belmont Benson Bessemer
City
Bethel Big Lick Biltmore Biscoe Black Creek Black Mountain
Bladenboro Blowing Rock
Boardman
Bolivia
Bonlee
Boone
Boonville
Brevard Bridgeton
Broadway
Brookford Bryson City Buies Buies Creek
Bunn Burgaw
Burlington
Burnsville
338 323 471 106 205 355 139 105 222 283 223 372 423 124 325 488 123 113 470 167 116 152 470 490 435 173 288 149 433 395 255 217 361
84
319 1S7 296 275
4311
•
Dobson
Dover Draper Dudley
Duke
Dunn Durham
172 398 478 254 253 197
491 156 106 357 113 431 101 410 4S7
87
E
East Bend
Edenton
Edward
Elizabeth City Elizabeth town Elkin
Elk Park Ellenboro
Elm City Elon College Enfield
246
P
Fair Bluff
167
Fairmont
Faison Faith Falkland Farmville
Fayetteville Forest City Forestville
392 193
4ii7
Fountain Four Oaks
Franklin Franklinton
492
C
Cameron Candor Canton
Caroleen Carthage
330 326 258 410 328 459 335 148 168 168 352 311 221 406 148 114 281 406 414
Fremont Fuquay Springs
372 373 175 411 459 373 280 298 217 477 462
G
Garland Garner Garysburg Gastonla
Gatesville
Cary
Castalia
416 45S 344 219
22r,
Catawba Cerro Gordo Chadbourn
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
Cherryville
.'
Germanton
Gibson
Cilisonville
426 419
241 127 33
1
China Grove Claremont
Clarkton Clayton Cleveland Clinton
Glen Alpine Glendon Glenwood Gold Hill Cold Point
Goldsboro
308 407 304 473
82 135 40"
Graham
Granite Granite
Falls
Quary
THE NORTH CAROLINA
town.
c
YL'AR HOOK.
AGE.
.
. .
TOWN.
Marion
Marshall
PAGE.
307 300 301 44U 320 398 285 394 223 395 95 86 2S2 444 143 440 323 189 152
[n
ensboro
1 1
.
G
u
-
Grifton
233 369 374
164 244
ii
Mars
Hill
Grlmesland
t
Marshville
Matthews
Guilford College
Mayodan
Maysville
Halifax
Hamlet Hamilton ....
Harrellsvllle
246 us:
304 264
Han
Hi-nil)
River
villi.
..
.
.
Hazelwood
Hi
84 158 258
I
Maxton McAdenvUle McDonald McKarlan Mebane
Micro Middlcburg Milton Mineral Springs
Mil. .capolis
Qderson
.
.
.
Henderson vllle
Hertford Hickory Hiddenite
,
142 260 363
146 89 298 241 127 351 247 387
Mocksvillo
Moncure Monroe
438
101 164 271 126 140 459 95 429 326 224 478 132 264 154
Highlands High Point Hilderbran
Hillsbot
.
.
.
.
Montezuma
Mooresboro
Mooresville
... ...
Hobgood Hoffman
I
Morganton Morehead City
Moorisville
.
Lilly
Springs
...
462
17S 232 301 321
Morven
Hope Mills
Hookrrton (it Springs
I I
Mount Airy
Mt. Uilead Mt. Holly Mt. Olive Mt. Pleasant Murfreesboro
Huntersville
.
.
...
. .
Ingold
416
344 331 348 244 304 99 288
111
.
Murphy
Jackson
N
Nashville
Jackson Springs Jacksonville
Nebo
Jamestown
Jamesville Jefferson
.
.
.
.
New Bern New Hill
Newland New London Newton
Newport
Norlina North Wilkesboro
....
Jonesboro
Kelford Kenansvllle
Kenly
Kcmersvllle Keyset
King
Kings Mountain. Kinston
Kittrell
192 280 212 331 427 162 290 443 292 345 163 418 164 401 134 111 1S4 382 96 253 295 247 423 214 224 488 390 393 377
334 308 170 461 100 423 145 141 466 482
Norwood
422
,
Oak City Oak Ridge
Old Fort
Oriental
.
.
.
.
.
Oxford
Pactolus
304 244 306 355 229 374 247 106 305 94 395 345 479 431 332 282 205 106 321 290 426 151 467 96 285 283 434
La Grange
Lasher Lattimore Laurinburg
I.awndale Leaksville
.
.
.
.
....
Lenoir Lewiston Lexington
Liberty
Lilesville
Palmyra Pantego Parmele Peachland Pembroke
Pendleton
....
Pikeville Pilot Mountain
Pine
Hurst
.
.
.
.
Lillington
Lincolnton
Littleton
Pine Level Pinetops
.
.
Pinetown
Pineville Pink Hill
Locust Louisburg Lowell
Pinnacle
Pittsboro
Lucama
Lumberton
Plymouth
Polkton
Pollocksville
.
.
Lumber Bridge Lynn
Macclesfield
. .
.
M
Princeton Proctor
Macon
Madison Magnolia Maiden Manly Manteo
Margarettsville
205 465 399 193 149 332 181 345
Raeford Raleigh
....
.
Ramseur Randleman Red Springs
.
.
.
Reidsvllle
.
.
Rennert
....
265 448 383 382 393 399 395
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK.
PHOTOGRAPHER
to
North Carolina's Distinguished People
ALEiGH.N.C.
TOWN
Richland
Richfield
PAGE
349 422 345 466 247
227 3g7 303 432 385 407 335 362 459 468 416 194 435 394 365 110
127
TOWN
Thomasville
Tillery
....'.'.'..'.'.'.
PAGE
1
ai
Rich Square Ridgeway Roanoke Rapids
Robbinsvilld
Trenton
Trinity
Troutman
Troy
Roberdel
Robersonviile
TTon
Turkey
'.'.'..'.'.
249 285 332 27" 325 376
4i e
Rockford
Rockingham
Rockwell
'
Union
Vanceboro
Rocky Mount Rocky Point
Rolesville
U V
.
264
Vandemere
Vass
.
.
.
.
Roper Roseboro Rose Hill
Vaughan
Rosman
Rowland Roxboro Roxobel
Rutherford College Rutherfordton
Waco
Wadesboro
W
'
'
172 356 332 466
164 93 419 459 463 193 301 426 194 464 103 439 257
124
Wagram
Wakefield Wake Forest
..'.".'!".'!
. . .
406
Wallace
S'
Salisbury
Saluda Sanford
Saratoga Scotland Neck Seaboard
\
Selma
Severn
Shallotte
403 377 287 488 248 346 280 346 117
161 151 278 232 331 107 137 116
91
Walnut Walnut Cove
Warsaw
Warrenton Washington WaxJiaw
Waynesville Weaverville
'.'.'.'.'.
]
Webster
Weldon
Wendell Wentworth Whitakers White Hall
Whiteville Whittier Wilbaiiks
\
Shelby
Siler City Smithfleld Snow Hill
] .
'
.
Southern Pines South Creek South Mills Southport Sparta Speed Spencer Spray Spring Hope
Stanley Star
Statesville
Stokes Stokesdale
Stoneville
Stonewall Stony Point St. Pauls
Swansboro Swain Quarter
Sylva
206 405 398 337 224 326 269 374 244 400 356 89 395 349 267 274
Wilkesboro Williams Williamston
Wilmington Wilson
Wilson's Mills
274 250 460 398 206 479 166 275 488 481 490 302 339
485
280 109 364
-1
1
Windsor Winf all Wingate Winston-Salem
Winterville
Winton Wise Woodland
Woodville Worthville
2ns 374 263 466
:mi;
ill
383
Y
Yadkin College Yadkinrille Yancey ville
Youngsville
is:
T
Tabor Tarboro
Taylorsville
490
] I
, :
Teacheys
168 203 89 194
'J 1
1
;
Z
Zebulon
46]
THE NORTH CAROLINA YKAK HOOK
STRONG
To
^
vol
IN
^
PROGRESSIVE
Corporations, Firms, and Individuals
—
WHETHER
nils STATE
ARE IN RALEIGH OR ELSEWHERE OR OUT OF THE STATE:
The Commercial National Bank
OF RALEIGH,
With
services
Its
N. C.
its
its ample Capital and Resources offers you which cover every branch of legitimate banking;
Commercial Department
affairs;
for your checking account to
carry on your business
Its
Saving Department for your saving account, to draw
4 per cent compounded, quarterly;
Foreign Department issues exchange payable country for transfer of funds or tourist travel;
Its
Its
in
any
documents and and fire. Box securities, impregnable against burglars rental charges are low and you carry your own key.
Safe-Deposit vault for your valuable
is
Etc., Etc., Etc.
THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE
OFFICERS: JERMAN, President.
B. S.
ALF. A.
E. B.
A. P.
THOMPSON, Vice-President. CROW, Cashier. BAUMAN, Asst. Cashier.
Capital,
$300,000.00
:-:
Resources, $2,500,000.00
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Planters National
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Bank
$1,550,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS CAPITAL
DEPOSITS
300,000.00
7,000,000.00
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, CORPORATIONS AND
INDIVIDUALS SOLICITED
JAMES
RICHARD
J.
H.
N. BOYD, President SMITH, Vice-President and
Cashier
H.
Cashier
J.
R.
MONTAGUE, Vice-Pres. LATIMER GORDON, Asst.
CONWAY
Cashier.
D.
V.
GORDON, Asst. MORTON. Asst. Cashier
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Edgecombe.
J.
GOVERNOR—Locke Craig, of Buncombe. LIEUT-GOVERNOR—E. L. Daughtridge, of PRIVATE SECRETARY TO GOVERNOR—
P. Kerr, of
—.Mrs.
F.
ATTORNEY- GENERAL—T. W.
Franklin.
Calvert, of
W. Smith,
of
Wake.
Bickett
of
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL— T.
Wake.
County.
H.
Buncombe.
F.
EXECUTIVE CLERK—May
combe.
Jr.
Jones,
Bun-
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY—Jos. J. SECRETARY OF STATE— J. Bryan
Pitt.
Mackey,
Grimes,
STENOGRAPHER—Mrs. Hattie Gay, Wayne CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER—Miss Sarah
of
Burkhead,
Columbus.
of
CLERK TO SECRETARY OF STATE— Geo.
of
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—J. Y. Joyner. of Guilford.
W. Norwood,
Caswell.
of
CORPORATION CLERK—W.
Wake.
Wake.
S.
Wilson,
E.
of
AUTOMOBILE CLERK— Joseph
Sawyer,
STENOGRAPHER— Miss Minnie Bagwell, of —N. W. Walker, of Chapel Hill. Wake. SUPERVISOR OF TEACHER TRAINING— STENOGRAPHER— Miss Virginia D. Tay- E. E. Sams. lor, of Wake. SUPERVISOR OR ELEMENTARY PUBLIC STATE TREASURER—Benj. R. Lacy, of SCHOOLS—L. C Brogden. Wi-ke ASSOCIATE SUPERVISOR OK ELEMENTCHIEF CLERK, TREASURY DEPARTMENT ARY SCHOOLS—N. C. Newbold, of Beaufort. — W. F. Moody, of Mecklenburg. AGENT AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION—T. CLERK FOR INSTITUTIONS—W. W. New- E. Browne, of Hertford. man, of Wake. — SECRETARY TOofCAMPAIGN COMMITTEE S. S. Alderman, Guilford. TELLER—A. H. Arrington, of Nash. ADJUTANT-GENERAL—Lawrence W- Young STENOGRAPHER AND CORPORATION ADJUTANT GENERAL Cordon ASST. CLERK—Miss Eva Waters, of Lenoir. STATE AUDITOR—W. P. Wood, of Ran- Smith. CHIEF OF ORDNANCE—T. R. Robertson, dolph. CLERK TO AUDITOR—E. H. Baker, of of Mecklenburg. STATE LIBRARIAN—M. O. Sberrlll. of Franklin. n \v i TAX CLERK— Baxter Durham, of Wake. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN— Miss Carrie E. PENSION CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER
*
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CLERK AND STENOGRAPHER— Miss Annie SPECIAL CLERIC FOR LOAN FUND AND STATISTICAL SECRETARY—A. s. Brower. INSPECTOR OF PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS
Travis.
CHIEF CLERK—C.
E..
Mcintosh, of Lincoln.
t
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KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
CAPITAL STOCK,
$30,000.00
(INCORPORATED) CAPITAL CITY
PHONE
J.
254.
Pres.
PULLEN BUILDING RALEIGH, N. C.
H.
KING.
STATE GOVERNMENT
EXEC!
Tivi:
DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
WILMINGTON,
Capital and Surplus Assets
N. C.
$
300,000.00 3,000,000.00
EVERY FACILITY 4 PER CENT
IN COMMERCIAL. DEPARTMENT. IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
OFFICERS. THOS. E. COOPER, President. C. E. BETHEA, Cashier. GEO. O. GAYEORD, Vice-Pres. E. FRED BANCK, Asst. \V. C. DENNY, Asst. Cashier.
Broughton. of Wake.
.
Cashier.
COUNTY BOARD OF PENSIONS.
of Hattie Gay, STENOGRAPHER—Mra The Clerk of the Court and three ex- Confederate soldiers appointed by the State Auditor. COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND PRINTING— M. L. Shipman. CORPORATION COMMISSION. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER— Geo. B. JusE. L. Travis, of Halifax, (Chm'n, Secy Extice, of Rutherford. STENOGRAPHER—Miss Daisy Thompson, of Offlcio. W. T. Lee, of Haywood. Wake George P. Pell, of Forsyth. INSURANCE COMMISSIONER—James RA. J. Maxwell, of Craven, Clerk. of Vance. fount?, Miss Elsie G. Riddick, of Gates, First AsOF PUBLIC BUILDING AND SUPT. sistant Clerk. GROUNDS—C. C. Cherry. Edgecombe. Miss Meta Adams, of Haywood, Second DEPUTE COMMISSIONER—S. W. Wade. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER AND ACTUARY Assistant Clerk. —W. J. Cameron. J. S. Grifln, of Guilford, Assistant Cler. CHIEF CLERK AND ACCOUNTANT— S. J BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. Campbell, LICENSE CLERK—A. H. Yearby. William A. Blair, (Chm'n.), Winston- Salem. STENOGRAPHER— Ida CASHIER AND Carey J. Hunter, Faleigh. Montgomery. A. C. McAllster, Asheboro. STENOGRAPHER—Eva Powell. Miss Daisy Denson, Raleigh, Secretary. DEP1 TY AND FIRE MARSHAL— Capt. W. Chas. W. Home, Clayton. A Scott. J. A. McAuley, Mt. Gilead. DEPl TY AND FIRE MARSHAL— Capt. F. Office in the Capitol. M. Jordan. DEPITY AND INSPECTOR— Capt. SherNORTH CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL BOARD. wood Brockwell. STATE STANDARD KEEPER—T. F. BrockGeological Board —Governor Locke Craig, ex well, of Wake. officio chairman, Buncombe; F. R. Hewitt, STATE PRINTERS—E. M. Uzzell and Ed- Buncombe; Hugh New Hanover; MacRae, wards & Broughton Printing Co., of Wake. Henry E. Fries, Forsyth; William H. William-
Wayni
son,
Wake.
Geologist
S.
BOARD
Members
Governor.
Geo.
Jno.
OF
of
INTERNAL
the
IMPROVEMENTS
State
—Dr.
Joseph
S.
Hyde
Hill. Fallis,
Pratt,
board are appointed by the
Chapel Hill. Forester— J.
Holmes, Chapel
Alexander Webb,
W.
P.
Raleigh. Monticastle, Lexington. Kerr, Secretary ex officio.
Highway
Engineers—W.
T.
F.
GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL.
State. Treasurer, Auditor, and and AtSuperintendent of Public Instruction, torney-General ex officio legal adviser Execu.Secretary
of
tive
Hickerson, D. Tucker Brown, Ira B. Mullis, R. E. Snowden, J. C. M. Valentine, J. B. Clingman. Collier Cobb, Jr., R. T. Brown, B. L. Field, H. Hocutt, Sam D. Scott. Secretary and Statistician Miss H. M. Ber-
—
ry,
Chapel
Hill.
STATE
J.
BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS.
Raleigh.
Department.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent of Tublic Instruction ajid Attorney-General.
Joyner, (chm'n. ex. officio), Mcintosh, (Sec), Raleigh. N. W. Walker, Chapel Hill. Wm. A. Graham, Warrenton. Z. V. Judd. Raleigh. H. E. Austin, Greenville.
C.
Y.
E.
BOARD OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
The Governor. Secretary
and Attorney-General.
of
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Howell Way, M.D., Pres., Waynesville. O'H. Laughinghouse, M.D., Greenville. E. Anderson, M.D., Statesville. W. O. Spencer, M.D., Winston-Salem. Edw. J. Wood, M. D., Wilmington. A. A. Kent, M. D., Lenoir.
J.
State,
Treasurer
Chas. Thos.
STATE
BOARD OF PENSIONS.
The Governor, Auditor and Attorney-General.
ENTER THE MACHINE WAY IN SHORTHAND -STENOTYPY. YOU CAN GET THIS AT KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
R1LEIGH,
N. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT— EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
THE BEST EVIDENCE OF SERVICE AFFORDED PATRONS OF THE
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST COMPANY
OF WINSTON-SALEM,
Is
N. C.
the giowth of the institution and the confidence placed in its methods by twenty-two thousand customers, in thirty-four States and six foreign countries. In addition to transacting a general banking business, including a saving department, we sell insurance and bonds of all kinds, and have a well equipped Trust Department,
in
shown
acting as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, and Write us for information. other trust capacities.
F. H. Fries, President.
Jas. A. Gray, Vice-President.
T. S. Morison, Vice-President. Jas. A. Gray, Jr., Treasurer. H. F. Shaffner, Vice-President. A. H. Eller, Secretary & Trust Officer.
CAPITAL, $1,250,000.00
Cyrus Thompson, M. D., Jacksonville. L. Ludlow, C. E.. Winston-Salem. Richard H. Lewis, M.D.. Raleigh. W. S. Rankin, M.D., Sec.-Treas., Raleigh. Warren H. Booker, C. E., Chief Bureau of Engineering and Education, Raleigh.
J.
Tenth District
— A. Cannon, Horse Shoe. Executive Office. — W. A. Graham. Commissioner Secretary and Purchasing Agent— Elias Carr. Bookkeeper and Private Secretary — Miss
s.
I>.
Assistant Secretary for Eradication of Hookworm Disease, Raleigh. Eradication of Hookworm Disease, Raleigh. J. R. Gordon, M. D., Raeigh, Chief of the Bureau of Vital Statistics. Miss Mary Robinson, Raleigh, Shief of Bureau of Accounting. L. B. McBrayer, M. D.. Sanatorium, Supt. of the State Sanatorium for the Treatment of Tuberculosis. C. A. Shore, M.D., Director State Laboratory of Hygiene, Raleigh.
P.
Jacocks.
W.
M.
D.,
Jones. Bulletin Supt.— D. State Chemist B.
Feed Chemist
Fertilizer
— —
G. Conn.
W.
J.
Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant Test Farm Director Clerk and Stenographer Miss
Chemist W. G. Haywood. Chemist J. Q. Jackson. Chemist J. R. Mullen. Chemist E. S. Dewar. Chemist -Badger Hart.
— —
— —
M. —
Kilgore. Pickel.
—
—
It.
W.
S.
Collett.
M.
Bird-
song.
Clerk and Stenographer
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
President— J. F. Highsmith, Fayetteville. Secretary H. A. Royster, Raleigh. C. T. Harper, Wilmington; J. G. Blount, Washington; J. Q. Myers, Charlotte; I. M. Taylor, Morganton; L. M. Stevens, Asheville.
—
Agronomist in Soil Survey L. L. Brinkley. Soil Survey S. O. Perkins.
— —
Soils— W.
—
J.
F. Hatch. F. Pate.
Assistant
— H. H. C. Jurney. —T. W. Brimley. — Miss AnnieAdickes. Lewis. Usher
Curator
Soil
Survey— R.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
officio
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYERS
Veterinary Division Veterinarian B. B. Flowe. H. P. Flowe Assistant Assistant E. W. Thornton. Assistant E. G. Hargett. Stenographer Miss Mary Knight. Animal Industry Division. Chief of Animal Industry— Dan T. Gray. Assistant L. W. Shook. Dairy Field Work— Alvin J. Beid. Assistant J. Stanley Combs. Dairy Experimentation W. It. Eaton. Assistant R. W. Fletcher. Stenographer Miss Annie Duckett.
Fifth District— R. W. Scott, Haw River. Red T. McCallum. District— A. Sixth Springs.
Major W. A. Graham, Chm'n), Raleigh. First District F. P. Latham, Belhaven. Second District K. W. Barnes, Lucama. Third District R. L. Woodard, Pamilico. Fourth District Clarence Poe, Raleigh.
Commissioner,
(ex
— — — —
— — —
—
—
Seventh
District— C.
C.
Wright,
Hunting
Eighth District— William Bledsoe. Gale. Ninth District— W. J. Shuford, Hickory-
— — —
—
—
STENOTYPE, THE FASTEST WRITING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. FOR FULL INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS COURSE, ADDRESS
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
RALEIGH,
N. C.
10
STATE GOVERNMENT
BXEC1 TiVi: DEPARTMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
equipped
$3,000,000.00
to handle depositors and borrowers accounts in the best manner.
JOHN JOHN
W. M.
Division
1-1
I
B.
PURCELL, President, MILLER, Jr., Vice-President, ADDISON, Cashier.
M.
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS.
Wilson G. Lamb,
J.
Field
Work— S.
,
of Entomology. r.mkiiii Sherman, Jr. C. Clapp. Division of Horticulture.
(Chm'n.), Williamston.
Capt. E.
J.
W. Pass, YadkiuvUle.
Horticulturist—W. N. liutt. —R. G. Hill Stenographer Miss Maud Olds. Food and Oil Division. Pure Food and oil Chemist \V. M.
Underwood, Fayetteville
—
W.
Allen.
Clarence Call, Wilkes boro. J. Davis, Hendersonville.
Assistant Assistant
Oil
— — C. L. — —
—
DIRECTORS
STATE'S
PRISON.
E.
15.
Bell.
Rhodes.
Little.
Clerk—Geo.
i.ographer Miss S. G. Allen. Division Farmers' Institutes. Director Institutes -T. is. Parker. it. L. .Sloan. Assistant Assistant Miss Carrie lludgins.
—
H. B. Varner, Chairman, Lexington. Thomas Uillam, Windsor. Kichard M. Chatham, Elkin. N. E. Edgerton, Selma. K. H. Buckingham, Fayetteville.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.
11.
Clerk
and
Stenographer — Miss
M.
Mc-
Simmon.
Botany and Agronomy.
Botany and Agronomy J. L. Burgess. Assistant C. H. Waldron. S. Seed Laboratory' Miss Assistant,
—
—
—
D.
Allen. Assistant,
Bacteriological
Laboratory
—Miss —
Louise
Kademacher.
Cooperative Demonstration. Demonstration Agent C. it. Hudson. Girl's Demonstration Work. .In Charge Girl's Demonstration Work Mrs. Jane E. McKimmon. 'Assistant Miss Margaret Scott. Cierk Miss Mabel Howell. Tobacco Work. Tobacco Work E. G. Moss. Drainage Work. Drainage Work F. It. Baker. Division of Agronomy. Agronomist C. B. Williams. Soil Chemist J. K. Pluimuer.
*Siate
—
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS—Raleigh Daniel Harvey Hill, Pres. NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION—Raleigh; C. B. Williams, Director. THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE —Greensboro; J. I. Foust, Pres. EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHOOL—Greenville; R. H. Wright. Pres. NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR
;
—THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Chapel Hill, Edward Kidder Graham, Pres.
DEAF,
E.
—
—
CULLOWHEE
whee; A.
C.
Ray, A.M., Prin.
DUMB AND BLIND—Raleigh; John NORMAL SCHOOL— CulloReynolds, Prin.
—
—
—
—
I
Assistant (.. Garren. E. C. Blair. Assistant Division of Co-Operative Marketing.
—
M
TRAINING SCHOOL— NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB—Morganton; E. McK. Goodwin, M.A., Supt. CENTRAL HOSPITAL— Dr. Albert Anderson, Supt., Raleigh. THE STATE HOSPITAL—Morganton Jno.
Boone; B. B. Dougherty, Prin.
;
APPALACHIAN
MeCampbell, M.D., Supt.
Faison,
Supt.
THE STATE HOSPITAL—Golsboro; W. W.
M.D.,
Supt.
J.
alive Marketing i'i', W. 14. Camp. Boys Corn Club Work. Director- T. E. Brown. Assistant a. K. Robertson. 'Assigned by the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. "•"In cooperation with Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agricul-
—
CENTRAL PRISON—Raleigh;
S.
Mann,
;
—
OXFORD ORPHAN ASYLUM— Oxford
un-
der auspices of Grand Lodge of Masons; R. L. Brown, Supt. (Partly supported by the State.)
STATE SANITARIUM FOR THE TREATMENT OF TUBE KC FLOS IS— Montrose; under
L.
direction
of
State
Board
of
Health,
Dr.
ture.
B.
McBrayer, Supt.
SEND ONE OR MORE COMPETENT OPERATORS FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION; OR FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT EMPLOY M K S T. ADDRESS, KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. Raleigh, N. C.
WE GRADUATE
STENOTYPISTS.
UPON REQUEST
WE
WILD,
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK
11
DON'T LIVE AMID DISCOMFORTS
By
OUR PLAN
of Designing, Financing, Constructing
Systems, WE CAN SHOW ANY TOWN that WANTS TO GROW,— Municipal IMPROVEMENTS PAY.
and Operating
COMPLETE
WATER WORKS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, SANITARY SEWERS
Mean HEALTH,
Let us send
COMFORT
and
GROWTH
for
ANY
TOWN, when
OLINA
intelligently handled.
list of cities and small towns in NORTH CARand adjacent States (over 300), plants we've built.
PROFIT BY THEIR EXPERIENCE
sanitation
Kerosene or gasoline lights, surface wells and country were all right for towns 50 YEARS AGO but no normal town of 600 population or over CAN AFFORD
—
this
NOW.
A
postal will bring information of value,
DON'T DELAY!
The
J.
B.
McCrary Co.,
MUNICIPAL ADVISERS
Main Office 1407-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17
Third National Bank Building, Atlanta.
STATE GOVERNMENT -EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
THE BEST
Job
IN
PRINTING
Work
a Specialty
M.
OF NEW BERNE, N. C.
BRYAN,
G. S.
PreB.
JOHN DUNN,
GEO.
II.
1st
V-Pres.
2nd. V-lVcs.
W. W. GRIFFIN, Cash.
ROBERTS,
ATTMORE,
Jr. Asst.
Cash.
THE OLDEST AND STRONGEST BANK
IN THIS SECTION
4
PER CENT INTEREST, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY,
PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
STATE GOVERNMENTS-JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
Walter Clark, of Wake. Chief Justice. Piatt I). Walker, of Mecklenburg. Associate
Justice.
William A. Hoke,
tice.
of
Lincoln.
of
Associate Jus-
George
Justice.
11.
Brown,
Beaufort,
Associate
R. Allen, of Wayne. Associate Justice. J. L. Seawell, of Raleigh. Clerk. Weldon T. Smith, of Raleigh. Office Clerk. Robert H. Bradley, of Raleigh, Marshal and Librarian Custodian P. of Wake. Geo. Kennedy, Building. Robert C. Strong, of Raleigh. Reporter. The Supreme Court meets on the first Monday in February and the last Monday in August of each year. The call of appeals from the judicial districts begins on Tuesday of each week during the term.
Wm.
each applicant must comply with the following conditions: 1. He must be at the time twenty-one years of age. or will arrive at that age before the time for the next examination. 2. He must file with the Clerk of the Court a certificate of good moral character, signed by two attorneys who practice in that Court, and also a certificate of the dean of a law school or a member of the bar of this Court, that tin applicant has read law under his instruction
tion
his knowledge or satisfaction for two and upon examination by 6uch instructor has been found competent and proficient in said course. Such certificate while indispensable. will of course not b.e conclusive evidence of An applicant who has obtained proficiency. license to practice law in another State, in lieu of the certificate of two years reading and proficiency, can file (with leave to withdraw) his law license issued by said State. 3 He must deposit with the Clerk twentyOf this sum three dollars and fifty cents. one dollar and fifty cents shall be retained by the Clerk and two dollars is for printers which the certificate for the parchment on If the applicant obtains of license is issued. license the remaining twenty dollars shall be paid by the Clerk to the librarian for use If the apof the Supreme Court library. plicant fails on examination the twenty dollars shall be repaid him.
or
to years,
APPLICANTS FOR LICENSE TO PRACTICE
LAW.
twenty-one years,
Each applicant must have attained the age and must have studied:
of
Knell's Essentials, 3 volumes. Clark on Ccrporations. Schouler on Executors. Bispham's Equity. Clark's Code of Civil Procedure. Revisal of 1905. Constitution of North Carolina. Constitution of the United States. Creasy' s English Constitution. Sharswood's Legal Ethics. Sheppard's Constitutional Text-Book. Cooley's Principles of Constitutional Law (or equivalent). Each applicant must have read law two years
at least.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SOLICITOR—J.
beth
City.
C.
B.
Ehringhaus.
ElizaJustice,
TERM—Judge Rutherfordton. FALL TERM— Judge E.
SPRING
M.
B.
25,
H.
CURRITUCK— t January
Cline, (1);
Hickory.
March
19,
;
1,
(1):
Examinations for license to practice law are held on the first Monday in February and the last Monday in August of each year. The examinations are in writing. Conditions Precedent to Examination. Before being allowed to stand an examina-
CAMDEN— March
8,
September
6,
(1).
8,
(1);
tjuly
28,
(1);
November
ruary
(2);
(
PASQUOTANK— tDeoember
8,
(1).
(2)
+Feb20.
(1);
March
15,
,
PERQUIMANS— January
)
:
tNovember November
15, (1).
)
.
(1);
18,
"September
(1);
April
12,
1
1
(
1
Thorough, Practical and Up-to-date Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting and English taught at
RALEIGH,
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, N. C. or CHARLOTTE,
N. C.
STATE GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
19
Edwards
&
Broughton Printing Company
PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS
AND STATIONERS
STEEL AND COPPER PLATE ENGRAVERS
Manufacturers of
BLANK BOOKS AND LOOSE LEAF SYSTEMS
Raleigh, N. C.
CHOWAN—March
(1);
GATES—March
13,
(1).
December
6,
28, (1) ; September (1). 22, (1); August 2, (1);
13,
SPRING
ton.
nesville.
TERM—Judge
G.
18,
W. M. Bond, EdenS.
De30,
FALL TERM— Judge
Ferguson,
Way(2);
5,
cember
DARE— May **24,
TYRRELL—
(1);
October
(2)
;
25,
(1).
WAYNE—January
JOHNSTON— March
(2).
(2):
29,
May
(2);
16,
24.
April
20,
November
(1).
August
(1).
(1);
ber 22,
(1);
BEAUFORT— tFebruary 15, (2) tApril 5, "May 3, (2); tOctober 4, (2); Novem(1); tDecember 20, (1). WASHINGTON—August 9, (1); January 11
;
HYDE—May
23, (2); (2); tOctober 11,
November
8,
tApril
17,
(1);
October 18,
'August
(1):
Decem(2);
ber 13, (2); tFebruary 15,
t September
(2): tApril 19,
HARNETT— January
May
15, 17, (1); (2).
1,
27,
(2).
(2):
tFebruary 1, "September 6, (2); tNo4,
May
31,
(2).
vember
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SOLICITOR—R. G. Allsbrook, Tarboro. SPRING TERM—Judge Frank Carter,
ville.
CHATHAM—January
(1);
11,
November
(1).
tMarch
22,
15,
(1): May 10, (1) (1); t August 9.
;
Ashe-
LEE— tMarch
25,
(2);
tMay
8,
3,
(1);
19,
tOctober
(2).
(1);
November
(1);
July
FALL TERM—Judge M.
H.
Justice,
Ruth(1)
;
erfordton.
September
13,
MARTIN—March 15, (2); 20, (2); December EDGECOMBF—'March 1.
(1);
1,
June
13,
(1).
14,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
May
(2).
31,
(2);
IS,
(1): tMarch 29,
'September (2); fNo-
SOLICITOR— Chas. L. SPRING TERM— Judge
Wilson.
ton.
Abernethy, Beaufort. George W. Connor,
vember
NASH—January
8,
FALL TERM—Judge W.
PITT— 'January
18, 20,
M.
15.
Bond,
19.
Eden(1);
March
(1); (2);
6,
(1);
**April
(1);
4,
(1): tFebruary 22, (1); 26, (2); August 30,
29,
(2).
1,
(1): (1);
'April
(1):
WILSON—January
May
(1);
10,
October 11,
November
(1);
21,
August
15,
30,
(1);
11,
*November
tMarch
4,
"February
(1);
15.
(2);
tSeptember
17,
(1);
4,
fJune
(1);
September
(2);
October
20,
tXovember
December
(1).
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SOLICITOR— John H. Kerr, Warrenton. SPRING TERM— Judge G. S. Ferguson,
Waynesville.
(1); 23, tAugust (1): tNovember 8, (1); tDecember 13, (1). t* January 4, (1); "April 5. October 11, (1): "February 1, (2); 24, (2); t'September 6. (2); May 10, (1); vember 22, (2).
tJanuary
tOctober 12, tApril
tMay
(1); (1); (1);
(1);
CRAVEN—
"May
tNo(2)
;
FALL TERM—Judge W.
HERTFORD—February
BERTIE—February
April
26,
M. Bond, Edenton.
22,
(1)
;
PAMLICO— April 26, (2) October JONES—August 16, (1); March 29,
;
25.
(1);
S,
De(1); (1):
(1);
April
19,
6,
cember
6,
(1);
October 18,
(2).
8,
September
15,
(2).
October 18,
(1);
1,
November NORTHAMPTON—March 29, (2); t*August 2, (1).
(2);
CARTERET— June 7, (2); March (1). GREENE— February 22, (2); June
20,
(1).
(1).
21.
(2);
November
(2) 29,
;
December
HALIFAX— January
31,
(2)
;
May
(2).
August
(2).
1,
25, (2) (2) 23,
;
;
March 15, November
June
17,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT SOLICITOR H. E. Shaw. Kinston.
—
WARREN—January
VANCE— March
4,
11,
(2);
14,
(2-);
(2);
Jackson.
September
tober
20,
(2);
May
Oc-
TERM—Judge R. FALL TERM—Judge George
SPRING
B.
Peebles,
W.
*Maj
Connor,
17.
8,
Wilson.
(2).
LENOIR— 'January
23.
4,
25,
(1):
(1):
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SOLICITOR—Walter D. Siler, Siler City.
•August
22,
(1);
(1);
(2);
fJune
7,
'December 13, (1) (2); fNovembet
(1).
tMarch
(2);
tJanuary
t'October 18.
KING'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE
has an expert
of the Penmanship Department.
best in all Departments.
We
prove that
Penman in charge we have the
Write for our propositions.
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STATE GOVERNMENT
rUDICIAL
DEPARTMENT
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
CHAS.
C. E.
JOHNSON.
President.
WALTERS DURHAM,
CHAS.
E.
Cashier.
Jr..
B.
EDWARDS,
Vice-President.
JOHNSON.
Asst.
Cash.
SAVE PART OF YOUR EARNINGS. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Capital Stock, $15,000.00.
Undivided
Profits,
$22,000.00
Deposits, $340,000.00.
lU'PIJX- tJamiary
(2):
11,
(2);
20,
fAugust
26, (1).
30,
(2);
"November
(1);
1,
"February
22,
15,
(2);
fAugust
24, (1)
•July
13.
(1);
fDecember
;
fSeptember
BLADEN—January 4. (1); March 8, 9, (1); October 18, (1). CUMBERLAND— "January 11, (1);
;
(1)
;
"May
(1)
;
SAMPSON—February
9,
"August
8,
30,
;
(1)
;
"November
15,
(2)
22,
;
August
25.
(2)
tSeptember
26.
(2). 12,
(2); fMarch 8, (2); 20, (2) ; October
February
26,
(2)
March
April
ONSLOW—tApril
11,
(2):
April
(2);
6,
fjuly
(1);
19.
(1);
1,
October
(1).
(1);
fDecember
March
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SOLICITOR—H. E. Norris, Raleigh. SPRING TERM—Judge F. A. Daniels,
Goldsboro.
son.
September 20. (2); October 25, (2). HOKE—January 18, (1); f April 12, (1); August 16, (1); November 29, (2). ROBESON—"January 25, (2) "July 5, (2); "November 8, (2); "September 6. (1); fFebruary 22, (2) fMarch 29, (2) fMay 10, (2); fJune 7, (2): fOctober 4, (2); fDecember 6, (2); {September 13, (1).
(2):
; ;
;
FALL TERM—Judge WAKE —"January 4.
1.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SOLICITOR— S. M. Gattis. HUlsboro. SPRING TERM—Judge C. M. Cooke, Louisburg.
R.
B.
Peebles,
Jack-
•February
(4); (4):
*May
3,
(1); -{-January 25, (1); (1); fifMarch 1, (5); flfApril 5, (1); 'May 17, (1); fMay 31,
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"November
;
O.
"July 12, (1); 13, flf September (4); •October 11, (1); fOctober 25, (2); November 8, (1); "November 29, (1); "December 6,
(2).
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ALAMANCE— "March
H.
Allen,
Kinston.
(1):
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(2);
11,
(2);
May
18,
10,
October
(1);
(1); -{August f November 15, (2).
-{-February 30. (2):
DURHAM—"February
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22.
(1);
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"May
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SOLICITOR— H. II. Lyon. Whiteville. STRING TERM— Judge II. Whedbee,
ville.
GreenGolds-
(1); "August 30, (1); "December 13. (1) f January 4, (2) fMarch 8. (2) f September (2); tApril 26, (1); fNovember 8. (1). GRANVILLE— February 8, (2); May 3, (2); November 15, (2); August 9, (1). March 29, (D.f June 7, (1);
27,
ORANGE—
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FALL
(1):
1.
September
Daniels,
4.
(1);
December
1,
PERSON—February
August
16,
6,
(1).
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October
(1); April 25, (1).
19,
(1)
;
(2);
May
3,
"September
14.
6,
13.
(2):
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(2);
17,
(2).
November
(2);
15,
(1);
25,
fMay
fOctober
(1);
cember
29. (3); -{-February (2); fDe-
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SOLICITOR— S. P. Graves, Mount SPRING TERM—Judge George
Wilmington.
burg.
Airy.
Rountree,
Louis-
25, (1); fFebruary August 30, (2); tNovember 22. (2); "December 20, (1). FENDER—January 18, (1); fMarch 1. (2); 1, (1); tSeptember 27, (2); November 8,
15.
BRUNSWICK—March (1); October 11, (1). COLUMBUS— January
(2);
tAugust
23,
FALL TERM—Judge
C.
M.
Cooke,
April
19,
(2);
»
(1).
ASHE— April 5, (2); July 12, (2); October 18, (1). ALLEGHANY— May 3, (1); September 27. (1). SURRY—April 19, (2); August 30, (2);
February
(2).
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Augu
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;
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14.
(1).
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1,
MACON— April 19, (2); August 23, November 22, (2). CLAY—April 12, (1); October 4, (1).
June
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Director.
ex-offlcio,
(Chm'n), Charles Earl Johnson, Raleigh; Thomas Maslin, Winston-Salem; James O. Carr, Wilmington; Frank Nash, Walter W. Charlotte: Watt, Hillsboro; Frank O. Moring, Raleigh.
Andrews, Jr. Raleigh; Collier Cobb, Chapel Hill;
Boyd
"Roanoke," Windsor
Regent.
Regent, Regent. Resent,
1896-1902.
28,
—Mrs.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Spier
Sawyer. Whitaker.
Died November
1911.
1902-1903. Mrs. D. H. Hill. 1903-1906. Mrs. T. K. Bruner. 1906-1909, Mrs. E. E. Moffitt.
THE NORTH
CAK«- L1XA
YKAlt
I'.OOK
33
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SERVES THIRTY-FIVE COUNTIES
IN
NORTH CAROLINA
Connects Norfolk and the Carolina Coast Country With Charlotte and the Plains of the Piedmont
COVERS NORTH CAROLINA LiIKE A BLANKET. The new Norfolk Southern System, with over nine hundred miles of main and branch line trackage, now gives the Old North
State a service unequalled in
its
history.
The productions from the East, from the truck fields, the Sounds and the Ocean, will now be in quick touch with the enterprising country of the West, the sand hill section, the lands of fruit, grain
and minerals.
QUICK TRANSPORTATION and the possibility for the exchange of products will work greatly to the advantage of both the East and the West portions of the country, now so closely linked together by the Norfolk Southern System.
the world.
North Carolina has records that lead Within the State there are over 3,000,000 acres of undeveloped lands, typical corn growing soils, awaiting the experienced corn growers of the West, to change idle acres into rich producing farms.
IN
CORN PRODUCTION
CORN AND COTTON JOIN HANDS
The
Soil,
IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Climate and Rainfall conditions of the State combine for the favorable growing of both Corn and Cotton, a condition elsewhere unknown. THE GREAT ADVANTAGES of the Carolina territory served by the Norfolk Southern, can be better understood by corresponding with the Industrial Department of the railroad at Norfolk.
tions,
concerning manufacturing locatimber supplies, farm lands, and resort points, will gladly be furnished for the asking. Address:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
B. E. RICE, General Industrial Agent NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
NORFOLK, VA.
SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA. VICE-PRESIDENT GENERAL NATIONAL
sci ill",
i>.
VT.CE-PRESDDENT-AT-LARGE—W.
ham,
Commissioner
of
A.
Gra-
Agriculture.
EXECUTIVE
Auburn;
C.
COMMITTEE— C.
H.
a.
I!
Mrs,
John Van Landing-
ham, Charlotte.
EX- VICE-PRESIDE NT
GENERALS— Mrs.
Mrs
Lindsay Patterson, Winston-Salem; win (i. Gregory, Salisbury.
Ed
STATE
REGENT— Mrs.
Mrs.
William
N.
ReyE. D.
nolds.
Winston-Salem.
Charlotte;
HONORARY STATE REGENTS- -Mrs.
Latta,
John
VanLandingham.
A.
L.
STATE VICE-REGENT—Mrs.
Charlotte
Smith,
F.
Wiley,
RECORDING SECRETARY Mrs. John Durham. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY—Mrs.
TREASURERHISTORIAN
Ed-
A. 15. Andrews, Raleigh; Arendell, Raleigh: Ashby L. Baker, Raleigh; I!. Barbee, Raleigh: K. W. Barnes. Lucania: R. B. Bovd, Warrenton; W. C. Brewer. Waki Forest; J. A. Bryan, New Bern; H. G. Chatham, Elldn; Walter Clark, Raleigh: L. S. Covington, Rockingham; A. L. Cox, Raleigh; Governor Locke Craig, Raleigh; R. A. Doughton, Sparta: John C. Drewry, Raleigh: J. F. Ferrall, Raleigh; A. W. Graham.- Oxford: J. J. W. Bryan Mount; 0. Gravely, Rocky ('.lines. Raleigh; N. G. Gulley, Wake Forest; II. J. A. Harris, P. Ilanes. Winston-Salem: B J. C. L. Harris. Raleigh; Leo D. iro;
II. aril. Raleigh; D.' H. Hill, West Raleigh; R. B. Holman, Timberlake; George E. Hood, Goldsboro; C. W. Home, Clayton; Carey J. Hunter, Raleigh; Dr. D. L. James, Greenville; W. Johnston, Chapel Hill: W. N. Jones, C. Raleigh; B. W. Kilgore. West Raleigh; W. Kitchen, Raleigh; J. J. Laughlnghouse, GreenJulius Lewis, Raleigh; J. Van Lindley, ville: Greensboro; Henry A. London. Pittsboro; J. P. MeRae, Laurlnburg; F. O. Moring. Raleigh; J. Walter Myatt, Clayton; John Nichols, Raleigh; Fred A. Olds, Raleigh; T. B. Parker, Raleigh: W. S. Parker, Henderson; Dr. J. H. Pratt, Chapel Hill; I. M. Proctor, Raleigh: R. II. Ricks. Rocky Mount; J. R. Rogers, Raleigh; S. L. Rotter, Raleigh; R. W. Scott. Haw River; W. J. Shuford, Hickory: R. N. Simms, Raleigh; E. C. Smith, West Raleigh; N. A. Smith. Kipling: R. C. Strong, Raleigh: Dr. J. M. Templeton, Cary; A. A. Thompson, Raleigh: T. B. ITpchurch, Raeford; W. F. Utley, Apex; Frank T. Ward, Raleigh; C. A. Webb, Asheville; W. E. White, Mebane; C. B. Williams, West Raleigh: R. W. Winston, Raleigh; W. P. Wood. Asheboro; F. A. Woodard. Wilson: R. L. C. C. Wright, Hunting Woodard, Bayboro; Creek J. S. Wynne. Raleigh.
Allen, F. B.
win
Overman, Salisbury. Mrs. Cora Vail, Taylorsville. Mi s Cordelia l'liifer, CharGeo.
Phifer
lotte.
CHAPLAIN—Mrs.
ganton.
Erwin,
Mor-
W
Chapters at "Charlotte."
L.
.1.
and Regents. Charlotte— Regent,
Mrs*
Mrs.
E.
Orr.
"Council
Ernest
Oak."
Erwin.
Morganton
"Dorcas Bell Lore," Waynesville Regent, Mrs. M. W. Way. "Edlard Buncombe," Regent, Mrs. T. S.
—Regent, —
—
Morrison. "Elizabeth Maxwell Steele," gent, Mrs. Edwin C. Gregory.
Salisbury— Re—Regent, Mrs. "Fort Statesville Dobbs," L. D. Henkel. "Guilford Greensboro— Regent, Battle," Dorian Blair. "Gen. Joseph Winston," Winston- Salem—
Regent. Miss
Edna Marlin. "Halifax Cnarlotte— Regent, Convention," Mrs. Edward Carson. MrsCharlotte— Regent, Hall." "Liberty C. B. Bryant. "Elizabeth Montford Ash," Halifax Regent, Miss Ursala Daniel. "Mary Slocumb," Mooresville Regent, Mrs
;
—
—
ADVISORY BOARD OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE— Carey J. Hunter, W. N. J.ones, C.
—
George Goodman. "Mecklenburg"
Charlotte Regent, Chapter, Mrs. C. L. Keesler. Mrs. Tarboro Regent, "Miles Harvey," Frank Powell. Mrs. "Thomas Polk," Charlotte Regent,
B. Barbee, Alf. A. Thompson, John C. Drewry. AUDITING COMMITTEE— Leo D. Heartt, R. C. Strong.
—
NORTH
CAROLINA
at
MERCHANTS
Durham
ASSO-
J.
P. O.
Elliott.
"Whitmel Blount,"
— Henderson — Regent,
CIATION.
Mrs.
W.
Shannan. "Major Reading Biount." Washington Regent, Miss Lida T. Rodman. "Gen. Wm. Davis." Durham Regent, Mrs.
—
PRESIDENT—Luther B. Markham, Durham. SECRETARY—M. E. Newsom, Jr., Durham. VICE-PRESIDENT—R. L. Postom, Statesville.
(Headquarters
for 1915).
—
Lizzie
Morehead Wiley.
ATTORNEY— R. O. Everett, Durham. TREASURER— S. P. Burton, Asheville ASST SECRETARY—L. Maie Stephenson,
Durham.
NORTH
Joseph
CAROLINA
J.
AGRICULTURAL
Pres.,
SOCIETY.
OFFICERS—E.
Denson,
PRESIDENTS OF SOCIETY—Kemp
Chapel Hill;
Penelo;
J.
PERMANENT
E. Pogue, Treasurer,
Parish, Secretary, Raleigh.
Durham:
C.
STANDING COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS— R. A. Knight. Chairman Finance
Committee,
Raleigh;
P.
B.
Durham;
J.
Norman
Wills.
VICE-PRESIDENTS;
Carr,
EXBattle,
Chairman Insurance Committee, Greensboro; J. Frank Morris, Chairman Arbitration CommitBro-ughton, tee, Winston-Salem; Edgar E.
S.
Durham; W. R. Cox,
E. L. Daughtridge, Fayetteville.
S. J. Benehan Cameron, Raleigh; Cunningham, Durham; J. A. Long, Roxboro; Rocky Mount; J. H. Currie,
NORTH CAROLINA LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.
BEEF BREEDERS' AND FEEDERS'—R.
Derby,
President,
A.
L.
Jackson
Springs;
T.
DISTRICT
VICE-PRESIDENTS—First,
J.
M. Forehand, Tyner; Second, C. W. Mitchell, Goldsboro; Third, J. M. Mitchell, Goldsboro; Fourth, J. Bailey Owen, Henderson; Fifth, L. Banks Holt, Graham; Sixth, Thos. McBryde,
Raeford; Seventh, H. B. Varner, Lexington; Eighth, Thos. D. Brown. Salisbury; Ninth, S. B. Alexander, Charlotte; Tenth, B. P. Howell, Waynesville.
A. C. Gwyn, First Vice-President, Canton: Brown, Second Vice President. Cleveland; Wil-
liam L. Wyatt, Third Vice-President, Raleigh; A. A. Woodruff, Fourth Vice-President, Cherry Lane; R. S. Curtis, Secretary-Treasurer, West
Raleigh.
DAIRY— J.
F.
W.
H.
Eaton,
P. Quinerly, President; Griffon; Clarida, Vice-President, Greensboro; W. Secretary-Treasurer, West Raleigh.
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAS BOOK
36
SOCIETIES
AND ORGANIZATIONS
SECRETARY—W. W. Parker, TREASURER—Frank M. Jolly,
Lumberton.
Raleigh.
Moore, President, Charlotte; B. L. Shuford, Vice-President, Newton; B. s. Curtis, Secretary-Treasurer, \\\st Raleigh.
i
i
swim:
BREl DERS
ar
B.
NORTH CAROLINA WESTERN BREEDERS—John Dent, President,
J. J.
\V.
Wagner, Hamilton,
Jefferson; Vice President, Jefferson; G. Beaver Secretary-Treasurer,
Creek.
STATE RETAIL JEWELERS SHEEP OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT—Frank M. Jolly, Raleigh. VICE-PRESIDENT— Charles E. Henderson,
Asheville.
BOARD OF MANAGERS—S.
Grassy Cn J. Hamilton,
; :
ll.
C.
Baker,
Creek.
Pai G. Gras y Creek; G.
SECT-TREAS—W.
B.
Morris,
Gastonia.
Beaver
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE FOR
SOCIAL SERVICE.
HONORARY
Raleigh.
PRESIDENT—Locke
Craig,
THE FARMERS STATE CONVENTION. PRESIDENT—B. F. Shelton, Speed. SECRETARY—T. E. Browne, W. Raleigh. NORTH
CAROLINA ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.
R.
L.
K. E. Graham, Dr. Greensboro; Chape] Hill; Miss Daisy Denaon. Raleigh; Dr. Y. J. Raleigh; Dr. W. S. Rankin, Joyner, Raleigh; W. H. Swift, Greensboro.
Alister,
PRESIDENT—Clarence Poe, Raleigh. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—A. W.
Mc-
SUPERINTENDENT—Rev.
Raleigh.
Davis,
PRESIDENT STATE
Hartness,
J.
CONVENTION—J.
A.
Statesville.
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY FOR MENTAL HYGIENE PRESIDENT—\V. A. Erwin, Durham. SECRETARY-TREASURER— Dr. Albert Anderson,
(By Districts)—First, T. J. Second, Bland, Washington; Jackson; Third. A. D. Ward, New Bern; Fourth, T. T. Hicks. Hendereon; Fifth,
T.
VICE-PRESIDENTS
Flythe,
Raleigh.
R.
NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE ON RURAL RACE PROBLEMS. PRESIDENT— Clarence Poe, Raleigh. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT—Dr. H. Q. Alexander.
Clinton.
O. Everett, Durham; Sixth, Dr. J. M. McFayetteville; Seventh, John Blue, Aberdeen; Eighth, T. H. Vanderford, Salisbury; Ninth. W. C. Dowd, Charlotte; Tenth, Col. V. S. Lusk, Asheville.
Neill,
SECRETARY OF STATE CONVENTION—
J.
Matthews.
H.
H.
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT— S.
THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT— J.
Z.
Hobbs,
Evans,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—J.
T.
Bennett,
Brevard.
B.
Blades,
Harrellsville.
SECRETARY*—J.
Aberdeen;
Green, Marshville.
New Bern; T. J. Jarvis. Greenville; Rev. J. E. Underwood, Goldsboro; Y. T. Ormond, Klnston; W. T. Shaw, Weldon; A. F. Johnson,
Clinton; Rev. L. Johnson, Raleigh; J. W. Bailey Raleigh; Josephus Daniels, Raleigh; J. Y". Joyner Raleigh; Rev. Hight C. Moore, Raleigh; Rev. L. S. Maesey. Raleigh; Clarence Poe, Raleigh; W. H. Sprunt, Wilmington; Bishop Robert Strange, Wilmington; J. A. Oates, Fayetteville; H. A. London, Arch Johnson, Pittsboro; Thomasville: H. A. Page, Aberdeen; R. F. Monroe; G. W. Watts, Durham; Beasley, N. L. Eure, Greensboro; Rev. H. M. Blair. Greensboro; Rev. J. O. Atkinson, D.D.. Elon Glenn, College; C. A. Armstrong, Troy; R. B Winston-Salem; Dr. R. H. Jones, D. D. S., Heriot Clarkson, Charlotte; E. Y". Webb, Shelby: J. C. Pritchard, Asheville; Dr. L. B. McBrayer, M. D., Asheville; Charles E. Green,
Bakersville.
J. T. Williams, Harrellsville: J. W. Bailey, Raleigh; Dr. W. S. Rankin, Raleigh; E. L. Daughtridge. Rocky Mount; C. C. Wright. Hunting Creek; Mark Majette, Columbia; Edgar B. Moore, Charlotte: O. L. Joyner, Greenville: Thomas McBryde, Red Springs; Hartwell Scarborough. Falling Creek: Prof. N. W. Walker. Chapel Hill; William Lea. Blanch: R. B. Wilson, Waynesville; J. C. Little, Raleigh.
TREASURER—Gen. Julian S. Carr. Durham. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE— E. C. Faires,
JUST
NORTH CAROLINA. PRESIDENT—Fred N. Tate, High Point. VICE-PRESIDENT—J. G. McCormick. Wil-
FREIGHT
RATE
ASSOCIATION
OF
mington.
Bern; H. Q. Alexander, Matthews; W. 0. RidG. McCormick. Wilmingdick. Asheville; J. ton; Geo. L. Hackney. Wilson: J. C. Forester, O. Greensboro; J. G. Ball, Raleigh; Geo.
TREASURER— J. B. Pearce, BOARD OF DIRECTORS— C.
Raleigh.
L.
Ives,
New
NORTH CAROLINA CHILD LABOR
COMMITTEE. SECRETARY'— C. L. Coon, Wilson. FIELD SECRETARY—W. H. Swift.
boro.
J.
Greens-
Shakespeare, Lenoir: R. R. Ray. McAdensville R. D. Caldwell, Lumberton; Noah Burfoot, Elizabeth City; J. L. Ludlow, Winston-Salem; Fred N. Tate, High Point; A. N. Kistler, Morganton: L. B. Rogers, Asheville; W. R. Foreman, Charlotte; W. L. Gilbert, Statesville; L. B. Markham, Durham; A. Blanton, Marion; M. F. Shuford. Fayetteville; J. A. Kelly, Hen;
derson.
Bailey, Raleigh; R. F. Campbell, D. Asheville; Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire, Raleigh; W. E. Stone, Raleigh; T. J. Jarvis. Greenville: A. J. McKelway, Charlotte; A. MScales, Greensboro; Henry A. Page, Aberdeen; Julian S. Carr, Jr., Durham: W. L. Poteat, Wake Forest; Hubert A. Royster, Raleigh; R.
,
W.
D
OFFICERS OF STATE OPTICAL SOCIETY.
PRESIDENT—A.
Salem.
bury.
S.
Mitchell.
WinstonSalis-
T. Vann, D. D., Raleigh; J. I. Foust, Greensboro: Heriot Clarkson. Charlotte; Bishop Robert
Strange,
Wilmington;
VICE-PRESIDENT—W.
H.
Leonard,
David Stern, Kinston; Daugherty, Boone.
S. B. Underwood, B. B. Greensboro;
NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARD
37
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
MULTIGRAPH WORK. AGENTS FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES. CONVENTION REPORTING. S. W. SUMMERS, Manager. 205 1-2 E. MAIN STREET. OPP. COURT HOUSE. DURHAM, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT—Miss Annie F. Petty, Greensboro.
THE SUMMERS LETTERWRITING COMPANY COURT REPORTING. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHIC WORK
NORTH CAROLINA LIBRARY COMMISSION.
CHAIRMAN— Dr.
Hill.
Louis
C.
R.
C.
Wilson.
Chapel
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT—J.
Charlotte.
Frank Wilkes,
Bettie D.
VICE-CHAIRMAN—
Creek.
eigh.
Wright,
Hunting
Ral-
TREASURER—Dr.
Charles Lee
Smith,
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT—Miss
Caldwell, Greensboro.
lotte.
SECRETARY—Miss Mary
SECRETARY'— Miss Minnie W.
Leather-man,
Joyner,
B.
Palmer,
Char-
Raleigh.
OTHER MEMBERS—Hon.
of
TREASURER—Mrs.
Superintendent
A. F. Griggs, Durham.
Sherrill,
Public
Y. J. Instruction;
M.
.
C.
McCoy,
Asheville.
X. — JamesHalliburton, P. Harris,
Morganton.
Concord.
N. Harshaw, Lenoir. Trap. N. McCain. Newport. F. Davis, Altamahaw. Catawba Oscar Sherrill, Catawba. Chatham—Dr. H. T. Chapin, Pittsboro. Cherokei W. K. Howell, Murphy. Chowan—M. S. Elliott, Tyner, B .F. D. Clay W. T. Bumgarner, Hayesville. Cleveland W. J. Hogue, Shelby. Columbus— I. B. Tucker, Whiteville. Craven George Green, New Bern. Cumberland E. C. Geddie, Fayetteville. Currituck T. E. Evans, Harbinger. Dare O. J. Jones, Manteo. Davidson T. E. McCrary, Lexington. Dayie A. T. Grant, Jr., Mocksville. Duplin J. A. Gavin, Kenansville. Durham J. E. Carpenter, Durham. Edgecombe W. L. Stallings, Tarboro. Forsyth John T. Benbow, Winston-Salem. Franklin— T. II. Whitaker, Frankllnton. Gaston John N. Hanna, Gastonia. Gates W. M. Sparkman, Eure.
Caldwell—M.
Camden — J. M. Burgess. Old
—W. —
W. Cahoon, Columbia. — Perry, Wingate. D. — Wm. Hicks, Oxford. Wake Andrews, Raleigh, Warren—R. D. Paschall, Ridgeway. W. Suell, Mackeys. Washington — Watauga — T. E. Bingham, Boon.. O. Holmes, Goldsboro. Wayne— Wilkes— Blackburn, North Wilkesboro. Wilson — George W. Stanton, Wilson. Yadkin — Beavis, Hamptonville.
Tyrrell—P.
Union Vance
F.
It.
F.
5.
J.
C.
S. E.
AI.
C. Yancey — W.
S.
,
B.
Banks,
Burns'ville.
—
PROGRESSIVE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. CHAIRAL\N—Zeb. X. Walser, Lexington.
liamson,
— — — — — — — Graham— D. W. Swann, Bobbinsville. Granville— Dr. G. T. Sikes. Grissom.
Greene— D. W.
Guilford— B.
F.
L.
— — — — —
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN—Jas. N. WilJr., Burlington. STATE AT LARGE—James N. Williamson,
SECRETARY—R.
H. Biesecker, Lexington.
Patrick, Snow Hill. Schoolfield, Greensboro,
B.
— John O. Burton, Weldon. — A. F. Surles, Dunn. Haywood— John W. Shook, Clyde. Henderson — R. H. Staton, Hendersonville.
Mitchell, Winston. —G. W. Cox, Raeford. — H. MeGowan, Swanquarter. Iredell— W. A. Jackson —George W. Sutton, —
S.
D. Halifax Harnett
Hertford— J.
Hoke Hyde
L.
Bristol,
Statesville.
Jr., Burlington; John B. Respass, WashingS. ton; W. Pearson, Charlotte; William A. Guthrie, Durham; Clyde Eby, New Bern; S. S. McNinch, Charlotte; H. B. Worth, GreensDr. J. W. Peacock, Thomasville; John boro; E. Fowler, Clinton: R. A. Bureh, Roxboro: G. A. Conner, Belhaven; Iredell Mears, Washington: H. B. Watson, Lenoir. DISTRICTS— Fin*, Distriett, W. J. Holstead. South Mills; J. M. Burgess, Old Trap. Second, J. AI. Mewborne, Kinston; McM. FerLittleton. guson, Thomas E. Owen, Third, Clinton; E. W. Hill, Goldsboro. Fourth, W. S. Bailey. Spring Hope; John R. Bright, Sanford, R. 4. Fifth, N. W. Brown, Hillsboro; W. W. Brown, Daniel Burlington. Sixth, Carter, Vander; Clarkton. Sidney Meares, J. M. Allen, Asheboro; W. G. Seventh, Jennings, Carthage. Eighth, Robert V. Tharp, Statesville; H. S. Williams, Concord. Ninth J. F. Newell, Charlotte; James L. Hyatt, Burnsville. Tenth, John P. Sumner, Arden; V. S. Lusk, Asheville.
Sylva.
CAAIPAIGN ADVISORY COAIAriTTEE—W.
Guthrie, Durham; S. S. AlcNinch, CharD. L. Gore, Wilmington; J. J. Jenkins, City; H. S. Williams. Concord: George E. Butler, Clinton; Clyde Eby, New Bern. Chairmen of Progressive County Executive Committees of North Carolina. Alamance W. W. Brown. Burlington. Alexander— 0. F. Poole, Taylorsvllle. Alleghany J. T. Miles. Cherry Lane. Anson— C. A. Bland, Wadesboro. Ashe B. C. Seagraves, Jefferson. Avery W. H. Gragg, LinviUe. Beaufort J. B. Respass, Washington. Bertie— R. H. Norfleet, Kelford. Bladen R. S. Wliite, Elizabethton. Brunswick D. R. Johnson. Winnabow. Buncombe J. M. Patterson, Asheville.
A.
lotte;
Johnston A. L. Barefoot, Benson. Jones J. K. Brock, Trenton. Lee Dr. I. H. Lutterloh, Sanford. Lenoir T. B. Brown, Kinston. Lincoln— D. L. Yount, Lincolnton. .Macon John E. Bickman, Franklin. Madison— B. W. Gahagan, Stackhouse. Martin— Wlieeler Martin, Jr., Williamston. McDowell C. C. Lisenbee. Marion. Mecklenburg— J. D. Albright, Charlotte. Mitchell— W. F. Dodson, Bakersville.
—
—
— —
Siler
—
—
—
Montgomery W. L. Freeman, Star. Moore W. G. Jennings,' Carthage.
—
—
—
Nash—L.
C.
New Hanover— J. W. Brooks, Wilmington. Northampton— W. F. Outland, Woodland. Onslow— A. Z. Jarman, Bichlands.
Orange
Cooper,
Nashville.
—
—
J.
L.
Pamlico— J. L. Riggs, Bayboro. Pasquotank—John S. Morris, Elizabeth
Pender
J.
Cheek.
Teer.
City
B.
Person— H. J. Perquemans— J. P. Jessup, Hertford. Pitt—D. N. Nobles, Bethel. Polk—W. C. Bobertson, Saluda. Randolph— C. J. Cox, Ashboro.
Moore, Burgaw. Whitt, Roxboro.
Richmond—John
Robeson— W. J. Rockingham F.
—
D.
P. Cameron, Rockingham. Currie, Maxton. L. Anderson, Reidsvilie
B
F.
D.
Rowan
—
J.
Dorsett,
Spencer.
— — — — L. Anderson, Morganton. Burke— Cabarrus — H. Williams, Concord. Caldwell —M. N. Harshaw. Lenoir. Camden — M. Burgess, Old Trap. Carteret —Dr. George Davis, Beaufort. Caswell — M. Morton, Leasburg. Catawba —P. A. Setzer, Hickory. Chatham — R. H. Dixon, Pittsboro. Cherokee— W. Christopher. Murphy. Chowan — Tyner, R. F. D. No. Clay—W. T .Bomgarner, Hayesville. Cleveland— W. L. Dameron. Shelby. Columbus— B. Tucker, Whiteville.
J.
—
S.
J.
J.
AI. S. Elliott,
1.
I-
POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
13
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
MAXIMUM SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE.
A. B.
THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS. THE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE.
(1) Chemical Engineering. (2) Electrical Engineering. (3) Civil and Road Engineering. (4) Soil Investigation.
C.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL OF LAW. THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY. THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION. H. THE SUMMER SCHOOL. I. THE BUREAU OF EXTENSION.
D. E. F. G.
(1) General Information. (2) Instruction by Lectures. (3) Correspondence Courses. (4) Debate and Declamation. (5) County Economic and Social Surveys. (6) Municipal and Legislative Reference. (7) Teachers' Bureau, Preparatory Schools,
and College
Entrance Requirements. For information regarding the University, address
THOMAS
— —T. Daniel Carter, Vander. E. Enans, Harbinger. Dare—N. G. Johnson. Wanchese. T. Hedrick. Lexington. Davidson — Davie— A. T. Grant, Mocksyille. Kenansville. A. Gavin, Duplin — Durham—N. Underwood. Durham.
Cumberland
Currituck
J.
J.
WILSON,
S.
JR., Registrar.
Craven— Clyde Eby. New Bern.
Nash —W.
New Hanover—J. W. Northampton —W. F.
Onslow — A.
Jr.,
J.
Sr.,
Orange N. W. Brown, Hillsboro. Pamlico J. L. Riggs, Bayboro. Pasquotank J. S. Morris, Elizabeth
R. F.
D.,
Edgecombe—W.
Forsyth— R. A. Franklin— T. H. Whitaker. Franklinton. Gaston— J. N. Hanna, Gastonia. Gates— W. M. Sparkman, Eure.
L. Stallings, Mills, Winston-Salem.
Tarboro.
Pender J. H. Newkirk, Watha. Perquimans G. R. Bateman, Burgess. Person R. A. Burch, Roxboro. Pitt— A. J. Moye, Farmville. R. F. D., No.
— — No. — —
C. S.
— —
Spring Hope. Brooks, Wilmington. Outland, Woodland. Z. Jarman, Richland.
Bailey,
City,
1.
1.
Graham—Dr.
Granville
W. 0. Dixon, Hookerton. Guilford W. C. Shaw. Greensboro. Halifax McM- Ferguson. Littleton. Harnett A. F. Surles, Dunn. Haywood—Dr. G. D. Greene. Waynesville. Henderson R. H. Staton. Hendersonville.
Greene
J.
— — — — — — Hertford— Hoke— G. \V. —
G. F. Brock, Brock. Dr. G. T. Sikes. Grissom.
— Robertson, Saluda. W. Laughlin, Asheboro. Richmond— W. M. Kelly, Rockingham. —W. K. Culbreth. Lumberton, RRobeson D.. No. Rockingham—F. N. Cox, Spray.
Randolph
6.
Polk— W.
T
Rowan— W.
H. Hobson. Salisbury. Rutherford—W. C. McBride. Rutherfordton Sampson W. F. Sessons, Clinton.
Scotland C. C. Snead. Laurel Hill. Stanley R. C. Hill. Albemarle. Stokes R. J. Petree. Germanton. Surry— T. M. George, Elkin. Swain Thomas Ferguson, Bryson City. Transylvania— O. W. Clayton, Brevard. Enoch Bateman, Columbia. Tyrrell Union L. L. Fincher, Mineral Springs. Vance Enoch Powell, Henderson. Wake E. T. Banks, Raleigh. Warren W. S. Gardner, Macon.
S.
Mitchell, Winton.
Cox, Raeford. A. Stokesbury. Swan Quarter Hyde—Dr. Long, Statesville. Iredell—J. W. Jackson Z. V. Watson, Speedwell. Johnston— J. D. Parker. Smithfield. Jones—W. W. Pollock, Trenton. Lee—Dr. I. H. Lutterloh, Sanford. Lenoir J. M. Mewborne. Kinston. Lincoln—J. W. Mullen, Lincolnton. Macon S. L. Frank. Franklin. Madison— G. L. McKinney, Marshall. Martin—R. S. Price, Williamston. McDowell— C. C. Lisenbee. Marion. Mecklenburg— J. F, Newell, Charlotte. Mitchell C. E. Greene, Bakersville. Montgomery N. V. Long, Biscoe. Moore J. T. Copeland. Carthage.
C
C
—
—
Washington— C
— — — — — — — — — — — — —
E. Ainsley, Creswell.
Watauga— W.
—
—
—
D. Farthing. Boone. Hill. Goldsboro. Wilkes C. H. Cowles, Wilkesboro. Wilson A. B. Boykin, Wilson. Yadkin— G. T. White. Buck Shoals. Yancey W. T. Angline. Burnsville.
Wavne—E. W.
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STATE PLATFOBM
STATE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM— 1914.
We,
the
representatives
of
the
Democratic
Party assembled in convention under conditions
of Democratic responsibility tion, rejoice in the large
in
State
and Na-
measure
of
success
with which Democratic promises have been enacted into law, ami with which Democratic principles have been applied in restoring equal
opportunities to all sections and all classes. \\v reaffirm our allegiance to the cardinal principles of Democratic government, and we again present our cause to the people in the full confidence that a continuation of Democratic control will result in a complete restoration of the high ideals' of constitutional government as established by the fathers of the Republic, and interpreted to meet the needs of the progress of the times. Indorsement of President Wilson's Administration.
school. urge that the efforts of those men and institutions engaged in the splendid work of conserving the health of our people, in disease and preventing infection. eradicating be seconded with enthusiastic and unstinted support, both by State and local governments. Enforcement of Prohibition Laws. stand for the strict upholding of the laws prohibiting the sale and manufacture of inin of the enforcement liquors, toxicating which great progress has been made. are
We
We
We
by the evidence that both drinking and drunkenness and the crime that they bring are
glad
rapidly decreasing. Legalized State-Wide Primary. We indorse the principles of a legalized State-wide primary for all National, State and Judicial officers, and we pledge the party to the enactment of such laws as will make this principle applicable to all political parties. Revise Penal System. recommend that our penal system be revised in light of the most modern methods. Reduction of Freight Rate. congratulate all concerned upon the advances made by our Governor and the General the epochAssembly, and especially upon making victory recently won oefore the Interstate Commerce Commission, in the matter of relieving North Carolina points of the discrimination in freight tariffs in favor of points in other States; and we urge that the struggle so well begun shall be pressed until there shall not remain a shadow of suspicion that the people of this State labor under disadvantage so far as the common carriers are concerned, both interstate and intrastate. Insurance Rates. We likewise ask that the present investigation of insurance rates be pressed to a conclusion that will remove all question as to discriminations adverse to our people on this
the administration of Woodrow the broad statesmanship, high ideals, earnestness and application with which he is administering his high office. The Democratic Party under brave and wise leadership lias merited the confidence and the support of It has restored the Govthe American people. ernment to the people and wrested the Government from the hands of the favored classes, The in which the Republicans had placed it. tariff has been revised downward, and the wrested from the tax the people power to It has destroyed monopoly of favored few. credit and enacted a system which will insure equal banking facilities for all of the people without regard to section or class. Foreign Policy Indorsed. We especially commend the just and patriotic foreign policy of the President of the United In dealing with other nations, our States. country, under the guidance of President Wilson's great intelligence and sincere love of jushas acknowledged no standard of contice, duct beneath that demanded by Christian naindorse
We
Wilson,
and
We We
point.
tions.
Indorsement of Senators and
Representatives
in
Congress. We heartily indorse the record of achievement and leadership in the National Congress of our United States Senators and Representatives, and take pride in the opportunity that came to our State to furnish their wise and seasoned leadership in the successful working out of the great problems of a National Democratic Administration. Indorsement of State Administration. We indorse the administration of Governor Locke Craig, and the other State officials, and especially commend the successful efforts of the General Assembly, the Governor, and the Corporation Commission for the readjustment of our interstate freight rates; and we express the confidence that their zeal in this cause will be productive of further fruitful results until discriminations in freight rates will be entirely removed; and we pledge a continuation of our efforts to remove all such discriminations. Education. We rejoice in the progress our State is making in the cause of the education of all the children under Democratic rule, and we pledge to the people of the State the continued support of the party until a six months school in every district throughout North Carolina shall be a realization, and the resources of the State under Democratic rule will be used to promote this end as rapidly as economic conditions permit, and to this end we urge the adoption of the amendment to the Constitution providing for the establishment of a six months
Farmers Rural Credits. before our party the especial dethe needs of the farmers of North Carolina, in the conviction that all that serves them serves all the people. We recommend that the State follow up its increasingly useful work of inspection, education, and instruction, with aid to a system of rural credits, designed to enable the producers of the wealth, from which the State draws its life, to manage their enterprises at the lowest possible rate of interest and to market their products to the best advantage. We urge our Representatives in Congress to uphold the President in his plans to aid our farmers in the matter of rural credits. We recommend the encouragement of studies in practical agriculture in our free
Aid to
—
We
bring
mands and
schools.
Conservation
of
Resources.
of
effective
We
recommend
to
legislation especially
the control
forests
enactment
our
natural
resources,
our
and
wild game, and that such as possible, State-wide. Good Roads. We urge the building of good roads throughout the State and the encouragement of our farmers in the splendid progress which they are making in the improved condition of country
life.
fisheries and our legislation be, so far
Public Health. every possible safeguard for the health of the people of the State, and that the government of the State shall be at all times responsive to the needs, demands, and happiness of our people.
We demand
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM
NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
ASHEVLLLE, NORTH CAROMNA.
Under care of Presbyterian Church TJ. S. A. Offers to young: wonien four thorough courses of study under sixteen teachers and officers who are experts. Site unrivaled for healthfulness and beauty.
Board and Tuition $100 a Year.
For Catalog address
MISS
EDWARD P. CHELDS, Field Superintendent. MARY F. HICKOK, Principal.
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM— 1914.
The
First
Platform
As Adopted.
is
as follows: in convention assembled appeal to the people of North Carolina to set the welfare of our State above party and above prejudice; to exercise their freedom to vote: to vote according to the dictates of conscience and to choose such men for public office and vote for such measures as will best promote our common interest. Republican Principles And Policies. Second stand, as we have always stood, for the principles and policies of the Republican party, and hereby invite a comparison of the conditions both of business and labor that prevailed under the laws enacted in pursuance of these policies during the sixteen years from the election of McKinley to the election of Wilson, with the conditions of today, when
The platform adopted,
—We
Republicans
or more reformatories for the correction of youthful criminals, convicted of minor ofand we favor a separate reformatory fenses, for females convicted of similar offenses. Use of Convicts. Ninth Instead of using our convicts in raising cotton and peanuts in competition with the farmers of our State, we favor the State
one
—
—We
opening up lime quarries and employing the convicts in them, thereby giving our farmers lime at absolute cost and in their use in the construction of public highways and other public improvements, but we demand that a more humane system he inaugurated in the management and working of the convicts of our State and that the hours of labor shall be fixed and limited by law.
Tenth
against
—We
our
Just
demand
State
we have had only two years under Democratic
policies.
Revenue And Taxation Amendment. Third We favor the adoption of the proposed amendment to article V. of the Constitution relative to revenue and taxation.
—
rates shall cease, correct any and all
Freight Rates. that the discrimination and her cities in freight and that laws be enacted to
inequalities,
irregularities
rail
Six Months Public School. Fourth We favor the education of the children of the State to the highest point possible
—
a
the adoption of the proposed amendment to the Constitution providing for a six months' school term. State-Wide Legalized Primary. Fifth favor a State-wide legalized primary applicable to all parties and for all of-
and
as
means
to
that
end we
favor
and exorbitant charges on the part of the roads, insurance companies, and all other lic service corporations. Railroads In New Sections. Eleventh Realizing the difficulty to their expenses that confronts all railroads into new and undeveloped sections, we the enactment of such law as will permit
pubmeet
bull!
—
favor
then
to
— We
fices.
Sixth
—We
Australian
demand
a
Ballot. fair election
earn a fair compensation. Against Bond Issues. Twelfth We deplore the continual issue of bonds made necessary to provide means to inmeet the deficiency in our stale trasury, erasing in amount every year: caused largely by the great and continued increase in the
—
law
and
appointment
travagances
affairs.
the opportunity for every man to cast a secret ballot, and to that end we favor the enaction of a law providing for the Australian ballot, in with every citizen protected from fraud election by a most rigid corrupt practice act.
and of office holders, in the administration of
therefore protection
of
othi
our
state
We
for
his
about
the
affairs.
own a more
tax invite every payer to join us in bringing
correction
In administration economical these abuses in our State
Seventh We believe in the dignity of labor and the elevation of the wage earner, and pledge our party to the enactment of such laws as will best promote this end. Reformatories. of establishment the favor Eighth— We
—
Labor Laws.
Health Plank. Thirteenth We believe the greatest B conservation in North Carolina is the eon of human lives, tion health, happiness, Preventable and postponable dis efficiency. now destroy thousands of North Care easi s
—
16
PROGRESSIVE STATE PLATFORM
incapacitates The gross
linians every year and temporarily tens of thousands of others.
economic
sickness millions
It
losa
and
of
our State from preventable death now amounts to many
to
dollars every year. been fullj demonstrated In parts of state and elsewhere that practically all this tremendous loss through preventable sickness and death can be checked through adequate, efficient public health measures. We therefore endorse the efforts of those persons at present engaged in this work so far as they have gone, and urge that ample provision he made for the more rapid conservation of this great loss, commensurate with its importance. To this end we urge that provision be made for increasing the capacity of the State Sana-
has
our
own
torium for the Treatment of Tuberculosis as rapidly as the demands may require and that of our provision be made for the treatment indigent tubercular sick at the state Sanatorium. We urge that additional provision be made for furnishing as biological products such antitoxin, antianti-rabic serum, diphtheria ill dc serum, anti-typhoid vaccine and smallpox vaccine to all citizens of the State free of charge. We urge that additional duties and powers be given health authorities to enable them to forestall and to especially cope with outbreaks of contagious or infectious diseases and to enable them to occurrence of prevent the di rases due to filth and insanitation.
t
PROGRESSIVE STATE PLATFORM— 1914.
PLATFORM OF PROGRESSIVE PARTY, ADOPTED AT GREENSBORO, SEPT.
3,
righteousness land.
to
the
patriots
to
citizens
of
this
1912.
We, the representatives of the Progressive party In North Carolina, in our first State convention assembled, conscious of our responsibilities ae citizens and convinced of the righteouness of the cause we espouse, confess our faith in the national Progressive platform, pledge our efforts to promote their enactment into law, and declare our allegiance to Roosevelt and Johnson, the distinguished candidates of the party for president and vicepresident of the United States. Confronted for years in this State by unfortunate political conditions, which excluded intelligent political discussion of State affairs, embittered and produced public discussion, we may now congratupolitical intolerance, late ourselves as a people that the baneful era is passed, and, in this nation-wide promovement toward higher ideals of gressive statesmanship in dealing with economic, social and industrial questions, which press upon us as for solution, there is no place for the antiquated issues of a dead past. Every man, we believe, whose conscience is awake to the
obligations
of citizenship should intelligently at resolutely, whatever sacrifice, align himself with that political party which represents his views as to State and national
Electors. We, therefore, appeal to the electors of this State, whatever their past political affiliations, to read and digest our platform with impartial consideration and, if in accord with its views, to unite with us in this progressive movement to attain for the people the much needed legislation. In the spirit of progress, looking forward and not backward, we believe the time has come in this State for its citizens, who would lay broadly and deeply the basis of our future civilization on practical achievements and firm moral standards, to unite their efforts in bringing about social, industrial, legislative and judicial reforms in the State, as well as
Appeal
national government. need the spirit of a broader statesmanin this the vision of things State, to be done in the service of the people, and the devotion of men to the substantial welfare of the State, apart from personal ambition, and the concentration of the public mind upon our agricultural, industrial, educational and
the
We
ship
moral advancement.
and
issues.
It
is
This
patriotic
is
freedom.
This
is
liberty.
duty.
National Platform. The national platform of the Progressive party in its stand for only "honest protection" which shall "equalize conditions of competition between the United States and foreign countries both for the farmer and the manufacturer, and which shall maintain for labor an adequate standard of living;" for the conservation of our natural resources: the drainage of our swamp lands and the building of reservoirs to supply water to our arid wastes; for governmental efficiency in all departments of our government, executive, legislative and judicial, with the recall of judicial decisions on constitutional questions; for the restoration of this government from the rule of the bosses, who are the subservient tools of the special interests, to the rule of the people as expressed in primaries and elections; for the betterment of the conditions of farm life,
protection to working men, and minimum scale of wages for working women; for control and regulation of railroads and corporations, but for social and industrial justice applied to all classes and conditions of society; and in outlining a program of practical legislation for needed reforms, constitutes in itself a call of
We, therefore, applying the progressive 6pirit of the affairs of State, advocate: Frimaries and Elections. 1. Honesty in the conduct of primaries and eleotionsi. There 5a no jdifference between political and personal honesty in any standard of morals. The corrupt use of money in
party primaries and public elections is a growThe sacredness of the ing evil in this State. ballot box is essential to the preservation of our liberties. We favor the passage of a corrupt practice act. applicable alike to all and elections, requiring publicity primaries of campaign expenditures, and making all improper use of money, methods or means, tending to debauch the electorate, a felony in the person or persons in the wrong; and when 6uch means are employed, the offender si) all his suffrage and the candidate forfeit benefited thereby the right to the nomination, The if chosen, or public office, if elected. hope and permanency of our institutions depend upon honest elections and high standards of personal responsibility in the exercise of
their
2.
franchise.
Public Schools. be adequate No false reasonable demands. economy should thwart the opportunity of any boy or girl in the State to obtain an education. Their education is an imperative and sacred duty. The State should provide free Edu6chool books and a longer school term.
Our public schools should
all
to
meet
PROGRESSIVE STATE PLATFORM
The North Carolina State Normal and Industrial College
Offers to the young women of the State five regular courses leading to the Degrees of Bachelor of Pedagogy, Bachelor
of
Arts, Bachelor of Bachelor of Science in
Science,
Home
Bachelor Economics.
of
:
Music,
:
and
:
:
THE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
SEPTEMBER,
1915.
the
The Summer Session of the College will be held during months of June and July, 1915.
For Catalogue and other information, address,
JULIUS
cation
I.
FOUST,
President
:
:
GREENSBORO,
societies
N. C.
be compulsory in all counties which may vote by a majority of the electors so to make it. County superintendents of education 6hould be elected by the people. We condemn as unjust the practice of making school districts so as to lay the special tax schooling on corporate or other special propEducation in the public schools erty owners. should be directed to equipping the boy for some practical occupation, and the girl in a knowledge of domestic science and economy. Our lady teachers, now underpaid, not averaging salaries greater than paid to uneducated colored day laborers, should be adequately compensated for their services that they may be able the better to equip themselves for their work, and others to be encouraged to enter the profession. Chivalry to them demands it. This is social justice.
should
the should State, liberally sustain and extend the work of the State board of health by appropriating ample means for its efficient maintenance in disseminating a knowledge of sanitary laws and the eradication of preventable diseases. Statistics show that the death rate from typhoid fever in North Carolina is four times the No people can be a average in Switzerland. great people who are not strong, virile and The State should take every possible healthy. means known to modern science to preserve the health of its people. Our climate naturally is healthy and invigorating and we should maintain a high standard of public health by the strict enforcement of all sanitary laws.
of
the
medical
Penal
5.
Institutions.
3. The this of State, public institutions alike educational and charitable, should be of but in the interest liberally sustained, all efficiency and wise economy, supplies to these and other departments should be pur-
chased and supervised by a non-partisan commission to be appointed by the governor. Estimates of materials required should be made at the beginning of each year and contracts awarded, after advertisement, to the
lowest bidder, the materials to be delivered as required in the current year; thus enabling the State to purchase in quantities at the lowest price. It has been said by a leading business man, once a member of the board of one of our public institutions, that three intelligent business men, supervising the expenditures of all of our public institutions, could 6ave the State $75,000 annually. Board of Health.
4.
The
Legisilalture.
in
concurrence
with
their purpose. MurPrisoners should be treated humanely. der is murder, whether committed by prison guard or other person and discipline is not The parole S3 tem dependent upon severity. should be introduced and liberally granted to Convicts should be employed only prisoners. on public works and roads. Society derives no economic benefit when it imprisons the citizen, whatever his crime, and deprives those dependent upon him of support and pockets the proceeds of his labor. The protlt d. by the county or State from the labor of convicts falls on the innocent wife, child or others whom the convict may have suppor oil. We, therefore, advocate the passage of a law requiring the State or county to pay to the family of the convict all income derived hrom his labor at a lair compensation over and above his necessary support while confined, and laws which will put into practice such training as will better fit the convict for citlrective
Our penal institutions and reformatory in
should
be
cor-
IS
PROGRESSIVE STATE PLATFORM
Ip
when discharged.
This
is
enlightened
social
justice.
6.
We
The
of
Laws Torrens Systfim. Registration Our registration system is antiquated favor the adoption of the Torrens system. State should undertake a State survey
its
—
territory'
on
lines
by
which
all
titles
The Torrens conveyed. the owner of the land, at his option, submits his title to examination, the State corrects all defects, if any, guarantees the title and possession and issues to t lie
may
be
ultimately
that
system
means
owner
a
certificate
winch
certifies
his
title.
duplicate of the certificate is retained at the register's office, and on the transfer of the property the certificate is surrendered to the register, cancelled, and a new certificate The land cannot be issued to the purchaser. conveyed afterwards except by a surrender of the certificate. Temporary loans can be made by attaching this certificate to a note, since, without the possession of the certificate, the owner could not part with the property, in the same manner as stock certificates of corThe State porations are used as collateral. in the first instance collects a small percentage on the tax valuation, which is paid into a fund to protect its guaranty. This system would bring land into an active market as collateral, facilitate transfers, add to land and enable small loans to be made values, without the expense of legal examination and the drawing of deeds. If necessary, we favor a constitutional amendment to make this sys-
A
tem permanent and effective in this State. Tax Laws. 7. Our tax laws should be modernized. Hundreds of thousands of dollars on personal
property
ment
tion.
assessors undervalue of taxe to the
Laws
assessments, pro rata the burden of taxes.
8.
taxation. Local tax land to avoid the payState on a proper valuashould be passed to equalize tax so that all property should bear
escape
The Courts. The Legislature, in concurrence with bench and bar of this State, should remodel our court procedure. "The law's dethe
lay" is proverbial, but. Its very life is in the enforcement of criminal law and in the redress of private grievances without, delay. The non-enforcement of the law in many sections of our State has become a public scandal. There is no use of passing statutes without enforcing them and you cannot enforce them without the means to do so. The attorney general's department -hould be given greater power and should be allowed legal assistance to manage all litigation in which the State is involved and supervise the proper enforcement of criminal statutes. There should be a contingent fund placed at hi» disposal to be used by him when the emergency arises for the detection and punishment of criminals. Our system of criminal law and detection should be adjusted to meet the conditions of a more complex population. Freight Discrimination. 9. The discrimination of rates freight against the cities and towns of this State is a matter of serious import and continuous loss to our people. In the short-sighted policy of the lease of the North Carolina railroad, at midnight, and secretly, several years in advance of the termination of the old lease and for a period of ninety-nine years, at the rate, of seven per cent, on the stock held by tho and the parting with the control of State, that property, is partly the occasion of the discrimination, and when it appeared the State could have leased it at 10 per cent., if com-
prompt
petition had been open, the direct loss to the State is the difference between and 10 7 per cent., or the loss of $90,000 each year for the period of ninety-nine years, and the inexcusable action of the State Legislature of 1S99 in permiting the dismemberment of the Car* Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad, when a former Legislature had prohibited its dismemberment and the Federal courts held it could not be legally done, without, legislative permission, whereby the road was divided, the western half passing to the Southern and the eastern half to the Coast Line, is another cause of freight discrimination. This dismemberment cut 1,500 square miles of trading territory from the seaport of Wilmington, subordinated the control of the western section of the road to Norfolk and northern markets, and destroyed the benefit, of lower freight rates in competition with the water rates These through Wilmington and Southport. wrongs to the State serve to illustrate t lie domination of public and legislation by the special interests and, in the latter case, was concurrent with the of large contributions railroads to the campaign fund of the dominant political party. The loss to the State or indirectly has been incalculable. directly We favor the proper action by the State Legislature through the courts and by appeal to the State and Interstate Corporation commissions to ameliorate the unjust discrimination in freight rates against this State. Corporations. 10. industrial and railroad, Corporations, are necessary agencies for our material development, and they should be protected in their and accorded a "square just rights deal," but, they should be required at all times to conduct their operations in fairness to others, and the public interests. oppose industrial corporations known as trusts favor the repeal of the present State statute permitting one corporation to own stock in another, and the passage of a law which will it and prevent all combinations in prohibit restraint of trade which are oppressive and unreasonable. Water Powers. 11. The natural water powers of the State should be owned and controlled by the State. The development of these water powers, under the State's supervision, would repa*y with interest the cost and largely contribute in The concrete dam time to the State's revenue. once constructed the power could be leased to electric companies for transmission under conditions which would prevent the possibility of private monopoly. The Legislature could make provision to acquire by condemnation for the public use all undeveloped water power and the credit of the State should be used for this development as the power could be used This would be conservation of our natural
We
;
resources.
State
12.
Canals.
up
nel.
the
The Federal government is now opening Cape Fear river from Wilmington to
with a permanent eight-foot chanThe State should supplement this work the government by extending an inland canal system, which is feasible and was once begun, but abandoned in the early history of the State. The effect would be to give central North Carolina a water rate to the ocean. Employers' Liability Act. 13. We favor the passage by the State of an employers' liability act, providing for compensation of injured working men, similar to such statutes adopted by the Federal government and in other States; the abolition of the doctrine of contributory negligence and asFayetteville
of
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49
EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHOOL
A
State School with but one purpose, to train
young men and
women
for the profession of teaching.
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION
BEGINS SEPTEMBER,
1915
For further information address,
ROBT.
sumption
WRIGHT, President, Greenville, N. C.
H.
Agriculture.
and laws to of risk in all cases, safeguard workmen in dangerous employments. The fact that in industrial plants operating machinery, and on railroads, over one-half of a million injuries occur annually, as reported to the accident insurance companies, make such laws imperative a» a duty to humanity. 14. We favor the creation of State loan and land banks to be operated under State supervision and control loans to be made on real estate only within a given radius of the location of each bank, such banks not to be banking. in commercial allowed to engage Object: to utilize the capital of each community in facilitating loan?, bring land into and to employ as market collateral, through the medium of the bank the savings of the people to the advance of their own The commercial bank and the community. bank each have distinct fun-lions. savings The practice in vogue in this State by which national banks, doing a commercial business, banks subsidiary so-called savings operate thereto, as an indirect means of paying inwhich are used in comterest on deposits, should be (prohibited. mercial transactions, The directors and officers of one bank should not hold similar positions or exercise control
the
The influence of our State agriculdepartment, supplementing the work of the Federal government, upon approved farm It methods, has been potential for good. should be liberally maintained and its field of The operation extended as occasion demands. farm is the basis of our wealth. The farmers
15.
tural
Legisprosperity is the nation's prosperity. lation, State and Federal, should be directed toward bettering the condition of the farmer his with and in colaboration organized devise ways and means to promote societies, the highest efficiency of agriculture, in all Its the welfare of the tiller of the branches, and
soil.
Public Roads. convenience, economy and necesThe public roads is now recognized. State should issue bonds and build a 6ystem of State highways from the seacoast to the mountains, cross sectioned from the Virginia to the South Carolina line, of permanent construction, and as a basis of an interconnecting system of highways all over the State, leaving the counties free to connect their local road?
16.
The
sity
of
to such
17.
main highways
concentrate in another bank, The savings the control of banking facilities. banks should, by law, be confined to their proper sphere and their loans should be made within the State on staple seiurities so as to keep the people's deposits within the State for its upbuilding and to prevent our capital of being sent to other States where the rates The custom of these sointerest are higher. called savings banks paying four per cent, interest on deposits and loaning their deother States posits on commercial paper in rates of interest higher than those proat vided by statute in North Carolina should be prohibited by law.
as
it
tends
to
Swamp Lands. of swamp land would be The inestimable advantaRe to the State. State should employ engineers to lay off areas issue bonds for the purpose to be drained, and distribute the cost between the owner' of the drained lands, according to the benefit each derives and collect by special assessment from the land owners, levied annually ovei long periods of time, the money so expected and advanced, which should be applied to the payment and redemption of the bonds Issued Local self-government is a fundamental 18.
The drainage
of
The right policy of our political institutions. of a State to legislate, either under Its general or police powers. In all matters of state
concern,
i6
equally fundamental.
Each should
VOTE FOR GOVEBNOB AM) STATE OFFICERS— 1912
be preserved In Its integrity without the sub ordination of the one to the other. The Legislature should enact legislation of local character to the representative of a county elected upon a written platform demanding such legislation of his country: provided, this section does not apply to the local option question.
Conclusion.
invite the co-operation of the men and of our State who are willing to strive in unselfish purpose to develop the natural resources, which God has given us to utilize, and to advance our civilization on high ideals of moral, social and industrial justice.
We
women
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR— 1912
Hoke Hyde
Iredell
658 685
2,649 1,233 2,959
24
COUNTIES.
CO
8 y
Alamance
Alexander Alleghany
...
..
g
H O Q O
1.416
as
a
10
Jackson Johnston Jones Lee Lenoir Lincoln
694 888
1,666 1,324 1,056
Macon
...
Anson Ashe
Avery Beaufort
Bertie
...
Bladen Brunswick
. .
Buncombe
Burke Cabarrus
Caldwell
..
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Currituck
... ...
Cumberland
...
.
.
Dare Davidson
Davie Duplin
.
Durham
Edgecombe
Forsyth Franklin
Gf.ston
..
...
2,168 871 676 1,513 1,700 227 1,825 1,636 1,229 827 3,875 1,375 1,864 1,661 317 1,165 830 2,136 1,683 949 695 381 2,398 1.894 1.859 1,786 629 391 2,505 835 1,829 2,264 1,823 3,119 1,941 2,363
324 S52 366 135
1,027
141 103
SO
925 Madison Martin 1,264 McDowell .. 1,062 4,110 Mecklenburg
Mitchell
172 293
28 43 380 1.045 91 1,094 593 29 222 202 300 155 1,165
641 847 482 57 414 201 1,493 1,211 782 828 48 4S9
10 1,763 1,219 74 60
412
1,132 1.20S 1,922 1,990 1,672 904 1,096 703 1,011 988
.
.
72
Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover Northampton Onslow Orange
Pamlico Pasquotank Pender Perquimans
Person
Pitt
57 512 764 1,761 76 95 214 67 314 842 231 886 452 177 291 464 200 211 43 55 516 108
61 21
32 236 1,000 220
502 66 386 201
1,015
614 900
18 189 342 717 668 410 426 69 42 444 468 279 117 234 42 62 239
5
18 39
2
17
12
686 847
2,420
Polk
48
9
114 343 118 499
21
386 845 424 135 430
4
Randolph ... Richmond Robeson Rockingham
. . .
Rowan
Rutherford
..
Sampson
Scotland Stanly Stokes Surry
243
2.118 1,082 46
14
349 93
2,646
Gates
Graham
Granville
...
640 431
1,670 921 3,874 2,334 1,409 Haywood ... 2,087 Henderson .. 1,086 Hertford 764
Greene
Guilford Halifax Harnett
113 390 110 411 289 163 661 40 209 561 695
567 68 970 932 43 312 202 1,076 100 72 198 99 1,685 120 901 625 805 53
15
3
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
6
49 301
1
Union Vance
39
Wake
Warren Washington Watauga ...
Wayne
Wilkes Wilson
10
4
Yadkin Yancey
Total
676 2,828 1,357 3,103 1.997 2,839 2,241 1,289 774 1.742 1,168 2,006 799 640 382 1,724 1,223 4,221 1,044 509 981 2,390 1,622 1,877 774 1,150
310 811 457 621 475 116 211 899 808 165 176
8
1,759 85
344 453 961
1.423 2,366 48 1,005 48
57 27
600
1,585 2,529 789
1
310 309 114 199 593 88 471 723 131 528 65
1,068
50
43,625
288 246 321 43 326 151 943 22 39 455 948 2,332 442 426 1,028
49,930
2] 6
19
1
10
2
.149,975
944
VOTE FOR STATE OFFICERS— 1912
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
E. D. Daughtridge Jas. R. Gaskill
D.
149,779 42.400 51,351 956
Wm.
H. Sentef Weatherly Grimes' majority, 55.625.
P.
51.175 954
Chas.
B. T.
E. Greene Tiller
55.072.
Wm.
J.
Daughtridge's majority,
J.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
150,093 42.339
John Q. A.
F.
AUDITOR. Wood Wood
55,103.
Click
Wm.
Bryan Grimes J. Andrews
D.
Stewart
150.056 42.606 51,392 955
Wood's majority,
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VOTEj IX STATE PRIMARY FOR
719 963 414
SENATOR— 1912
1,307 1,906 701 1,613 2,678 1,011 697
Onslow Orange Pamlico Pasquotank Pender Perquimans
Person
Pitt
450 7S2 5S6
871 1,S80
Polk
648
2,322 1,202 1.823 1,748 2,265 1,928 »... 1,020 394
1,691
390 850 146 100 232 308 653 242 664
2.1S3 132 527 1,306 1,689 1.724 2,688 32 1,640
Stokes Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
Union
693 356 992
1,048 3.553 1,161
Vance
Wake
Warren Washington
Randolph Richmond Robeson
K.M'kiiigham
Watauga Wayne
Wilkes Wilson
Rowan
Rutherford
602 1.0S3 1,876 1,634
372 322 214 980 58 451 1,150 1,226
2,811 276 1,340 1,006
Sampson
Scotland Stanly
Yadkin Yancey
Total
827 699
1,196
121,342
87,101
VOTE
IN
STATE PRIMARY FOR SENATOR— 1912.
COUNTIES.
Alamance
Alexander Alleghany
218
35
19
Anson Ashe
Avery Beaufort
Bertie
6S0 96 355 52 34 158 310 63 37 187
91
Bladen Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus Caldwell
.
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
Catawba
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Clay Cleveland
15 48 315 187 93 86
30
155 182 62 285 116 33 110 199 142 175 158 64 123 25 121 98 65
10
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck Mitchell
Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover Northampton Onslow Orange
Pamlico Pasquotank Pender Perquimans Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
431 102 230 106 144 399 163 226
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VOTE FOR CORPORATION COMMISSIONER— 1914.
Dare Davidson
Davie Duplin
Counties.
344 2.269
2S8
2,349 1.087 1,108
7
765
1,400 1,468
3
3
Durham
:
57S
61 2,981
Edgecombe
Forsyth Franklin
o K
Alexander
929
1,936 713
S
Gaston Gates
O
1,140 1,531 503 94 1,754
Gaham
Granville
896 3.328 953 2.06S 598 440
1,134
19 213
129
1,604
Greene
Guilford Halifax
612
2,504 1,048 1.390 1,957 1,003 417
156 397 183 160
1,452 29 1.570 1,172 1,524
Alamance
Alleghany
48
2
Anson Ashe
Avery Beaufort
Bertie
864
1,810 246 1,146 744 907 757 3,771 1,400 1,897 1,612 140 1,065 637 2,174 1,591 886
Harnett
Haywood
Henderson
49
Bladen Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke Cabarrus
Caldwell
850 534 33 614 826 2,620
1,253 2,043
1.16H 11
Hertford
38
34 31 1,641
l."'.l
Hoke Hyde
Iredell
443 233
2,800 1.159 2,205
Jackson Johnston Jones
Lee
.
_.
Camden
Carteret
Caswell
453 115
2,427 1,175 1.130 2
Lenoir* Lincoln
352 848 916
1,215
2.242 79 560
320
1,132
Macon
Madison
Martin
Catawba Chatham
Cherokee
942 822 777
1.120 3,329 419
1,161 1,215
931
1,442
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Chowan
Clay Cleveland
32S 357
1,960
1,491)
125 1.008 1.061
406
1,064 527
930
1,021
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Currituck
839 1,294
687
125 892 18
Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover Northampton
S54
2ii7
12
4
1,003 768 874
47 15
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1914
Onslow Orange ramlico Pasquotank Pender Perquimans
Person
Pitt
Polk
Randolph Richmond
Robeson
719 952 414 454 789 587 867 1,891 649 2.323
1,201 1,821 1,738 2,320 1.923 1,017
391 857 146 97 230 308 653 237 666
2.184 131
Stokes Surry
Swain
Transylvania
Tyrrell
.'.
1,307 1,876 701
1.613 2,772 1,011
Union Vance
693 356 991
1,042 3,553 1,154 602 1,083 1,877 1,635 824 696 1,196
Wake
Warren Washington Watauga
699 372 322 212 979 58 451
1,151 1,223 2,814
527
1,302 1.651 1.726 2,600 32 1,640
Wayne
Wilkes Wilson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
275
1,343 1,006
Sampsn
Scotland Stanly
Yadkin Yancey
Totals
394
1,683
120,997
86,901
411
VOTE FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS— 1914.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
g
3
a
5
COUNTIES.
COUNTIES.
00
a
1
Beaufort
Carteret
. .
e
1,093
1,203
Camden Chowan
Currituck
.
128 336 873 411 629 397
Craven Duplin
Jones
848
1,414
Dare
Gates Hertford
.
Onslow Pamlico Pender
359 748 463 760
1,015 1,920
Sampson
Wayne
20
.
Hyde
Martin
Pasquotank Perquimans
Pitt
243 818 463 586
1.925
Tyrrell
.
.
.
392 536
8,940
Washington
Totals
. .
20
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
5
COUNTIES.
Q
•a
g O
> >
23 12 186 30 327 13 32 256
I o
Bertie
Edgecombe
Greene
Halifax Lenoir
707 930 613
1.043
...
Northampton Warren
Wilson
Totals
890 818
1,137
826
6,964
20
21
879
CONGRESSIONAL VOTE— 1914
North Carolina.
ELON COLLEGE Men
For Both
Christian Character First and Always.
and Women.
Character Health Culture Scholarship Beauty Clean Athletics. Lowest Rates in the South. Delightful Location. Every Modern Convenience. Deep well water. A quarter century without a single case of dangerous sickness.
—
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Two
"Of all the colleges I have visited in six of Elon Colyears as International Field Secretary of Christian Endeavor, the spirit Karl Lehman. lege seems to be the most genuinely Christian." Marshall A. Hudson, Founder of the Baraca-Philathea Movement testifies: "I found in Elon College what I never found quite so prominently before, a spiritual attitude and a desire to learn of spiritual things. I congratulate Elon upon her splenWrite Now for Catalog and Full Information to Box 940 did spiritual atmosphere."
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—
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Elon College, North Carolina
DEVOTED TO HUMAN UPLIFT ON TERMS WITHIN REACH OF ALL
Durham
Forsyth
Granville Guilford
1.418 3,229 1,127 2,449
600
3,047
2
1
4
265 53
1
211
1,444
Orange Person
949
1.896 1,740 1,368 ... 1,857
Rockingham
Stokes Surry
Totals
\
710 671 1,340 1,620 2,740
13,990
9 92 141 17 17 21
Brunswick Columbus Cumberland
Harnett
681 1,504 1,257 1,434
935 412 500
1,471 54
New Hanover
Robeson
Totals
810
1,775 8.392
480
4,521
'ii
7
6
SEVENTH
341
352
CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT
18,592
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
c
I
COUNTIES.
•§
COUNTIES.
EC
_ a
c
«J
p > "^
£ O «
669
5
K
Bladen
931
VOTE FOR AND AGAINST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Lee
823
1.135 1,228 2,328 1,240
Montgomery Moora Randolph Richmond
Scotland
601 1.031
Burke Catawba
Cleveland
.
.
832
2,251 116 31
Gaston
Lincoln
1,406 2,179 1,952 2,097 1,251
Union
Willies
378 976
1,653 687
320
2,778 1,361
Madison Mecklenburg
Mitchell
.
932
3,307
.
1,268 2,406 1,139 1,620 1,148 1,181 1,222
.
485
1.225
Yadkin
Totals
Yancey
Totals
902 975
12,777
14,789
12,683
15,136
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
-
COUNTIES.
COUNTIES.
Alexander Alleghany Ashe Cabarrus
Caldwell
Iredell
920
768 1,855 1,901 1,625 2,850 2,283 1,700 1,074
14,976
1,165
472
1,714 2,069 1,501 1,670 1,726 1,670 1,173
Buncombe
Cherokee Clay
3,244 844 357
3,088
Graham Haywood
Henderson
Jackson
423
1,861
Rowan
Stanly
917
1,094 1,094
Watauga
Totals
McDowell
Macon
Polk Rutherford
13,160
916 625
1,803
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Swain
Transylvania
Totals
697 704
14,579
COUNTIES.
a
'5 •3
a
Avery
302 916
VOTE FOR SOLICITOR— 1914
59
©rimer
1851-1915.
elh©©l
N. C. (Formerly of Oxford, N. C.)
CHARLOTTE,
Located in Myers Park, the most beautiful and best laid out residential suburb in the United States; on a magnificent plat of overlooking the city of elevated, undulating land, 50 acres of Charlotte, two miles in the country, but on paved boulevard and street car line to the city.
Ideal climate; midway between New York and Florida; entire equipment new, modern, fireproof, steam heat, electric lights, hot and cold water from city water works in each room, toilets and shower baths on each floor. The Most Complete and Best Equipped New Barracks in the South
with the teachers and The academy has had a successladies of the Principal's family. of 64 years with a history that is a guarantee that it is ful career not an experiment. The large patronage from the best people of our home State, who know us best, is its greatest endorsement. Charges $400.00 per year. J. C. HORNER, A. B., A. M., Principal.
sities.
Ten teachers with degrees from the
Limited to
2 50
best colleges
and univer-
cadets
who
dine
CHARLOTTE,
N. C.
VOTE FOR SOLICITOR— 1914.
FIRST
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUNTIES.
a ej 2B
«2
to
^^ &w
Currituck
1,011
COUNTIES.
•
K
-
Camden
Pasquotank Perquimans
Chowan
Gates Dare
Tyrrell
Hyde
Beaufort
Washington
Totals
148 497 601 330 756 330 578 262 1,105 620
6,038
"89
388
507 984
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.
Martin
836 Jg° 1-128
Edgecombe Nash
Wilson
Totals
8bb
2.768
60
VOTE FOR SOLICITOR— 1914
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.
9.
of education intensely devoted to developing graduates are everywhere successful and fill important They occupy places of honor and positions in all lines of work. dignity in church and state, and ably and prominently represent A college supplied with their state in the national government. ample resources to provide the best education. More than a milA wide range of lion dollars recently added to its endowment.
institution
An
TRINITY COLLEGE
men.
Its
courses.
Necessary expenses of the student moderate,
No
increase in
tuition charges within twenty-five years. For catalogue and illustrated booklet address R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary to the Corporation, Durham, N. C.
TRINITY PARK SCHOOL ESTABLISHED
1898.
Well-trained Location excellent. Equipment first-class. Faculty of successful experience. Special care of the health An instructor in each dormitory to supervise of students. living conditions of boys under his care. Excellent library
and gymnasium facilties. Large opens September 10.
athletic fields.
Fall
term
FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ADDRESS
W. W. PEELE, Headmaster.
THIRTEENTH
JUDICIAL
DISTRICT
Durham, North
Carolina.
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
9
6
COUNTIES.
c
o>
COUNTIES
Davie
Iredell
•c
>,
cd
X
Randolph
794 2,761 2,409 2,373 1,914 1,206
11,457
Rowan
Union Anson
Scotland
1,039
Cabarrus
907 391
1,259 1.316 1,719 6,631
Montgomery
Totals
1,647
Moore
Richmond
Stanly
Totals
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
s
1,647
FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
3
COUNTIES.
COUNTIES.
Polk
Cleveland Lincoln
2
H
707 2,052 1.264 1.408 1,647
7,078
1,158
Mecklenburg Gaston
Total
3,462 2,075
5.537
Burke
Caldwell
Totals
1,158
VOTK FOB PKKSIDKNT— 1912
SEVENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Yancey
Totals
1,255
986
5,9S7
6,030
NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
«
COUNTIES.
«
= 1
827 2,978 1.151 Yadkin 1.343 Catawba .. 2.458 1,186 Watauga Avery .... 1.152
..
.
3
3
COIXTIES.
OS
Mitchell
30
1,271 20
11
Wilkes Alexander.
.
.
2,156
Buncombe
Madison
Totals
.
3,771 1,123
.
1,215 3.87S
.
Totals
.11,095
1,291
2,156
41
4,894
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
TWENTIETH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
COUNTIES.
a
COUNTIES.
Cherokee
a
Graham
Swain
.
.
«
396 990
.
959 473 744
2,002 1,177
1,139
o
Transylvania
Haywood
Jackson
1,185 1,057
Henderson
Rutherford
725 985
1,953 1,112
710
1,546 1,723 1,022
Macon
Clay
.
. .
985 388
6.72S
920 394
6,054
McDowell
Totals
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT— 1912
J K > H CO o O
150 523 208 125 478 138 295
1,637
COUNTIES.
Z o m
2,132
Dare Davidson Davie Duplin
...
Durham
•i.
Edgecombe
Forsyth Franklin
.
.
m Q
10
Alamance
Alexander Alleghany
.
Gaston Gates
397 2,484 823 1,757 2,197 1,851 3,042 1,856 2,333 618
238
1,509
80 1.143
10
810 33 124 102
1,689
345
1,066 1.204 77 1,262
"3
1
325
1
. .
852 652
1,487 1,643 217 1,605 1,571 1,140 777 3,716 1.365 1,738 1,627
Anson Ashe
Bertie
....
497 256 118
1,241
i
Graham
Granville
...
416
1,561
Greene
2
Avery Beaufort
. .
Bladen . Brunswick
.
.
Buncombe
Burke Cabarrus
. .
Caldwell
Camden
Carteret
303
1,153 705 2,110 1,652 906
.
Caswell
Catawba Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
. Clay Cleveland
.
..
663 372
43 33 280 426 48 389 482 40 218 154 203 70 734 60
17 81
950 548 61 511 456
2,285 1.2S7 1,584 1.167 62 537 45 1,872 1,343 477 77
61
Guilford Halifax Harnett
894 3,830
2,300 1,364 2.068 1,092
Haywood
Henderson
Hertford
101
...
..
Hoke Hyde
Iredell
i
Jackson Johnston Jones
Lee I^noir Lincoln
742 626 636 2,528 1,210
2,757
71 244 95 261 192 124 460 42 148 354 801 61 63 76 392 315
1,335 35
346
1,279 179
46
223 343 152
1.979 135 1,035
43
"5
6 2
861 380 105 40 300
1.047 729 1,083
635 862
1,568 1,280 1,020 897 1,251 1,037 3,967
Macon
Madison
Martin
Columbus
Craven
. .
Cumberland
Currituck
.
2,351 1,668 1.819 1,678
622
155 79 235 6
387 943 892 190 870
11
McDowell
Mitchell
in
...
Mecklenburg
385
1,012 1.167
Montgomery Moore
451 122 49 134 430 229 343 284 203 144 252
125 60 347
1,066
841 1,320 34 773 533 716 846
10 38
678
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GEO.
C. C.
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RAMSEY.
M.A.. LLi.D.. President
D.
E. R.
J.
J.
RALEIGH,
(R.
),
N. C.
Davis (R. ). St. Peter. Van Dyke (D.), St. Paul. R. Smith (R.), Minneapolis. A. Lindbergh (R.), Little Falls. C. A. J. Volstead (R.), Granite Falls. C. B. Miller (R.), Duluth. Halvor Steenerson (R. ), Crookston. Thomas D. Sehall (I'm.). Minneapolis.
R.
C.
H. Druqqer
J.
Passaic.
G.
W. Gray (R.), Newark. W. Parker (R.), Newark.
Eagan
A.
C.
Hamill
(D.). Weehawkrn. (D.), Jersey City.
B.
Hernandez
NEW MEXICO. (R.), Tierra NEW YORK.
Amarilla.
MISSISSIPPI.
E.
S. Candler (D.). Cornith. H. D. Stephens (D. ). New Albany.
B.
T.
s B.
P.
J. J.
G. Humphreys (D.), Greenville. U. Sisson (D. ). Winona. A. Witherspoon (D.). Meridian. P Harrison (D.), Gulport.
Lathrop Brown (D.), New York City. C. P. Caldwell (D.), New York City. Jas. V. Flynn (D.). Brooklyn. H. H. Dale (D.). Brooklyn.
(D.), Brooklyn. (R.), Brooklyn. (D.), Brooklyn. Griffin (D.), Brooklyn. D. O. E. Swift (R.), Brooklyn. R. L. Haskell (R.), Brooklyn. D. J. Riordan (D.). New York City. M. M. London (Soc.), New York City. G. W. Loft (D.), New York City. M. F. Farley (D.), New York City. M. F. Conry (D.), New York City. Peter Dooling (D.), New York City. J. F. Carew (D.), New York City. T. G. Patten (D.). New York City. W. M. Chandler (Pro.), New York City. Isaac Seigel (R.). New York City. G. M. Hulbert (D.). New York City. Henry Bruckner (D.). New York City. J. A. Goulden (D.). New York City. W. R. Oglesby (D.), New York City. Husted (R.), Peekskill. J. W. Edmund Piatt (R.). Poughkeepsic C. B. Ward (R.). DeBruce. R. B. Sanford (It), Albany. J. S. Parker (R.). Salem. W. B. Charles (R.), Amsterdam. L. W. Mott (R.). Oswego. 11. P. Snyder (R.). Little Falls.
J. J.
P.
F.
Maher W. Rowe
W
T.
E.
Quin
(D.), Collier (D. (D.).
Macomb
) ,
City.
J. J.
Fitzgerald
Vicksburg.
MISSOURI.
Lloyd
Shelbyville.
W. W. Rucker (D.), Ketesville. J. W. Alexander (D.), Gallitan.
.Booher (D.). Savannah. W. P. Borland (D.), Kansas City. C. C. Dickinson (D.), Clinton.
C.
F
W. Hamlin (D.), Springfield. W. Shackleford (D.). Jefferson Champ Clark (D), Bowling Green.
C.
D.
J.
City.
E.
L. C. L.
Meeker (D.).
Igoe
W.
L.
(D.), (R.). (D.). Farmington J. J. Russell (D), Charleston. P. D. Decker (D.), Joplin. T. L. Rubey (D.), Lebanon.
Dyer
St. Louis. St. Louis. St. Louis.
W.
Hensley
MONTANA.
J.
M. Evans (D.
F. o.
Tom
C. c.
). Missoula. Stout (D.), Lewiston.
NEBRASKA.
Falls
Reavis
(R.),
City.
D.
c.
V.
H.
C.
A.
M.
P.
Lobeck (D.), Omaha. Stephens (D.). Fremont. Sloan (R.), Geneva. Shallenberger (D.). Alma. Kinkaid (R.), O'Neill.
G.
\V.
W.
II.
W. Magee
Piatt
H.
T.
NEVADA.
),
H.
S.
E. E. Roberts
C.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW
(R.), (R.).
(R.
Carson City.
Manchester.
W.
B.
Oneonta. Syracuse. Corning. Dunn (R. ). Rochester. Danforth (R. ), Rochester. Dempsey (R.). Lockport.
Fairchild
(It.).
(R.),
(It.).
c.
Smith
Driscoll
(D.),
ButTal...
A.
Sulloway
D.
C.
J.
(D).
E.
H.
J.
Wasson
Nashua.
M.
Hamilton
JERSEY.
Camden.
NORTH CAROLINA.
(D.).
Sniithtield.
(It.).
Buffalo. Ripley.
W.
T. E.
Browning
(R.),
Isaac Bacharach (R. ). Atlantic City. J. Scully (D.), South Amboy. C. Hutchinson (R.), Trenton. J. H. Capstick (R.), Montville. A. C. Hart (D.), Hackensaek.
II. Small (D. ). Washington. Claude Kltchin (1).). Scotland Neck. George Hood (D.). GoldSbOTO.
E. c.
II.
W. Pou
L.
M. Stedman
(I).),
Greensboro.
Godwin
(D.).
Dunn.
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R. R.
K.
N.
L.
Y.
Webb
I!ritt
Page (D.), Biscoe. Doughton (I).), Laurel Springs.
(I).),
GOVERNMENT—LEGISLATIVE BRANCH RHODE ISLAND.
G.
F.
O'Shaunessy
(D.),
Providence.
Shelby.
Ashevillc.
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W. It. Stiness (It.), Cowesett. Ambrose Kennedy (R.), Woonsocket.
NORTH DAKOTA.
It.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
S.
H. T. Helgescn (R.). Milton. (i. M. Young (R. ). Valley City. P. D. Norton (R.), Hettinger.
Whaley
(D.),
Charleston.
OHIO.
Nicholas Longsworth (R.), Cincinnati. A. G. Allen (D.). Cincinnati.
Warren Gard
.1.
(1).).
Hamilton.
Sidney.
.
Byrnes (D.), Aiken. Wyatt Aiken (D.), Abbeville. J. T. Johnson (D.), Spartanburg. D. E. Finley (D.), Yorkville. J W. Ragsdale (D.), Florence. A. F. Lever (D.), Lexington.
J.
F.
E.
Russell
(R.).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
C.
II.
N.
C.
S.
.1.
E.
C.
Matthews (H.). Ottawa. Kearns (R.), Bate via.
R.
I.
D. Fess (R.), Yellow Springs. A. Key (D.). Marion. R. Sherwood (D.), Toledo. R. M. Switzer (R.). Gallipolis. Edward Ricketts (R.), Logan.
C. L.
H.
S.
C. L.
Dillon (R). Yankton. Johnson (R.), Aberdeen. Gandy (D.). Rapid City.
TENNESSEE.
R.
Sells
R.
J.
W. Austin
(D.), Columbus. A. W. Overmyer (D.). Fremont. H. Williams (R.), Lorain. S. W. C. Mooney (R.), Woodsfleld. R. C. MeCullooh (R.), Canton. W. A. Ashbrook (D.), Johnstown. D. A. Holingsworth (R.). Cadiz. J. G. Cooper (R.), Y'oungstown. William Gordon (D.), Cleveland. Robert Crosser (D.), Cleveland. H. I. Emerson (R.), Cleveland
Brumbaugh
Hull (D.), Carthage. W. C. Houston (D.), WoodburyJ. W. Byrns (D.). Nashville. L. P. Padgett (D.), Columbia. T. W. Sims (D.), Linden.
F.
J.
A. Cordell
Moon
(R.), Johnson City. (R.). Knoxville. (D.), Chattanooga.
-
Garrett
(D.),
Dresden.
K.
D.
McKellar (D.). Memphis.
TEXAS.
Eugene Black (D. ), Clarksville. Martin Dies (D.), Warren. James Young (D. Kaufman. Sam Rayburn (D.), Bonham. H. W. Sumners (D.). Dallas. Rufus Hardy (D.), Corsicana. A. W. Gregg (D.), Palestine.
) ,
OKLAHOMA.
Davenport (D.), Yinita. W. W. Hastings (D.). Talequah. C. D. Carter (D.), Ardmore. W. H. Murray (D.), Tishomingo. J. B. Thompson (D. ). Pauls Valley. Scott Ferris (D.), Lawton. J. V. McClintic (D.). Snyder.
J.
S.
D.
T.
Morgan
Hawley
Sinnott
(R.
),
Woodward.
OREGON.
W.
N.
C.
G.
J.
X.
McArthur
(R. ). Salem. (R. ), The Dalles. (R.). Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
W. S. Vare, Philadelphia (R.), Philadelphia. G. S. Graham (R.)). Philadelphia. J. H. Moore (R.), Philadelphia. G. W. Edmonds (R.), Philadelphia. P. E. Costello (R.), Tacony. G. P. Darrow (R.). Philadelphia. T. S. Butler (R.), West Chester. H. W. Watson (R. ), Langhorne.
H. Eagle (D.), Houston. G. F. Burgess (D. ) Gonzales. J. P. Buchanan (D.), Brenham. R. L. Henry (D.), Waco. Oscar Callaway (D.), Comanche. J. H. Stephens (D.), Vernon. J. L. Slayden (D.), San Antonio. J. N. Garner (D.). Uvalde. W. R. Smith (D.). Colorado. J. H. Davis (D.). Sulphur Springs. Jeff McLemore (D.), Houston.
J.
.
UTAH.
Joseph Howell (R.), Logan. H. Mays (D.), Salt Lake City. J.
VERMONT.
F. P.
I,.
Greene (R.), St. Albans. H. Dale (R.), Brighton.
VIRGINIA.
A. Jones (D.), Warsaw. E. Holland (D.), Suffolk. A. J. Montague (D.). Richmond. W. A. Watson (D. ), Jennings Ordinary'. E. W.. Saunders (D.), Rockymount. Carter Glass (D.), Lynchburg. James Hay (D.), Madison. C. C. Carlin (D.). Alexandria. C. B. Slemp (R.). Big Stone Gap. H. D. Flood (D.), Appomattox.
E.
W. W.
J. J.
Griest
(R.
),
Lancaster.
Farr (R.). Washington. J. Casey (D.), Wilkes-Barre. R. D. Heaton (R.), Ashland. A. G. Dewalt (D.), Allentown. T. McFadden (R.), Canton. L.
R.
E.
.1.
W.
(D.). Sunbury. Focht (R. ). Lewisburg. S. Kreider (R. ), Annville. W. W. Bailey (D.), Johnstown.
R. Kiess V. Lesher
(R.
),
Williamsport.
B. A.
C. C.
K.
W.
H.
L.
Beales
Keister
Rowland
F. Hopwood W. M. Brown
A. R.
(R. ), Gettysburg. (R.), Phillipsburg. (R. ). Scottdale.
WASHINGTON.
W.
L. E.
Humphrey
(R.).
Seattle.
(R.), Uniontown. (R.), Washington. Michael Liebel (D.), Erie. H. J. Steele (D.), Easton. S. T. North (R. ), Punxsutawney. H. Miller (R.), Mercer. S.
S.
Hadley (R.), Bellingham. A. Johnson (R.), Hoquiam. W. L. La Follette (R.), Pullman.
C. C.
H.
Dill
(D.),
Spokane.
WEST VIRGINIA.
M. M. Neely (D.). Fairmont. W. G. Brown (D.), Kingwood.
Adam
Littlepage
(D.).
Charleston.
(R.), Pittsburgh. (R. ), McKeesport. J. M. Morin (R.). Pittsburgh. A. J. Barchfleld (R.), Pittsburgh. T. S. Crago (R. ), Waynesburg. M. H. Garland (R.). Edgewood Park. D. F. Lafean (R.). York. John R. Scott (R.). Philadelphia.
G.
Porter
W. H. Coleman
H. H. Moss (R.), Parkersburg. Ed. Cooper (R.), Bluefaeld. H. Sutherland (R.). Elkins.
WISCONSIN.
H. A. Cooper (R.), Racine. M. E. Burke (D.). Beaver Dam. J. M. Nelson (R.), Madison. W. J. Cary (R). Milwaukee.
U.
S.
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87
CHOOL
RALEIGH,
THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL
N. C.
(for Girls)
OF THE CAROLiINAS.
Well known throughout the South. Largest Boarding Institution for young women of the Episcopal Church in the United States. Founded in 1842 by Rev. Dr. Aldert Smedes. Academic Department includes College and Preparatory Courses. Special Courses in Music, Art, Elocution, Domestic Science and
Business.
For catalogue and other information, address,
REV.
W. H.
M. K.
J.
GEORGE W. LAY,
F.
Rector.
J.
Esch
Stafford (R.), Milwaukee. Reilly (D.), Fond du Lac. (R. ), La Crosse.
(R.
),
W. Mondell
WYOMING. (R.), Newcastle. ALASKA.
HAWAII.
(Pro.).
E. E. T. F.
J.
I.
Brown Konop
(D.),
Waupaca. Kewaunee.
.Tames
J.
Wickersham
Fairbanks.
A.
L.
Frear (R.), Hudson. Lenroot (R.), Superior.
Kalanianaole (R.), Honolulu. Whole number. 435.
UNITED STATES SENATE
ALABAMA.
John H.
MISS1URI.
Underwood.
William
J.
Bankhead. Oscar W.
ARIZONA.
Henry F. Ashurst, Marcus A. Smith. Henry
Gilbert
L.
ABKANSAS.
COLORADO.
James
T.
Clarke. Joseph T.
Robinson.
CALIFORNIA.
John D. Works, James D. Phelan.
Charles S. Thomas. John F.
Shafroth.
.
Francis
MONTANA. Myers, Thomas J. Walsh. NEBRASKA. M. Hitchcock, George W. Norris. NEVADA. G. Newlands, Key Pittman. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Galltnger,
Stone,
James A. Reed.
Jacob H.
CONNECTICUT.
Frank B. Brandegee, George P. McLean.
James E. Martine, William Hughes.
DELAWARE.
FLORIDA. GEORGIA.
IDAHO.
Henry A. du Pont, Willard Saulsbury.
Thomas
Jr.
B.
Duncan U.
Fletcher,
Nathan
P.
Bryan.
James A.
F.
O'Gorman, James W.
NEW JERSEY. NEW MEXICO. Catron, Albert B. NEW YORK.
Henry F.
Hollis.
Falls.
Wadsworth,
Hoke Smith, Thomas W. Hardwlck.
M.
William E. Borah, James H. Brady.
NORTH CAROLINA. Simmons, Lee Overman. NORTH DAKOTA.
J.
ILLINOIS. James Hamilton Lewis, Lawrence Y.
man.
Porter
Sher-
INDIANA.
Benjamin F.
Shively,
Atlee Pomerene,
McCumber, Asle J. Gronna. OHIO. Warren G. narding.
John W. Kern.
Kenyon.
Curtis.
OKLAHOMA.
Thomas
P. Gore,
IOWA.
Robert L. Owen.
Albert B. Cummins, William S.
OREGON.
George E.
Chamberlain,
William H.
Ollle
KANSAS Thompson. Charles KENTUCKY.
MAINE.
Harry Lane.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Boies Penrose, George T. Oliver.
M. James,
C. W. Beckham. J. LOUISIANA.
RHODE ISLAND.
LeBaron
B.
Henry F.
Lippitt,
Coll.
Joseph E. Randsell. Robert F. Broussard.
Charles
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Benjamin R. Tillman, Ellison D.
Smith.
John
Henry Cabot Lodge, John W. Weeks.
MARYLAND. Walter Smith, Blair Lee. MASSACHUSETTS.
MICHIGAN.
F.
Johnson,
Edwin
C.
Burleigh.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Ed.
S.
Thomas
Sterling,
Johnson.
TENNESSEE.
Luke Lea, John K.
Charles
A.
Shields.
TEXAS.
Culberson,
William Alden Smith, Charles E. Towns.;
Morris
Sheppard.
MINNESOTA.
Knute Nelson, Moses E. Clapp.
UTAH
Reed Smoot, George Sutherland.
MISSISSIPPI
John
Sharp Williams, James K.
VERMONT.
Vardaman
William P. Dillingham, Carroll
S.
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GOVERNMENT—JUDICIAL BRANCH—NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNORS
VIRGINIA.
WISCONSIN.
Swanson.
Robert M.
Thomas
Wesley
William
S.
Martin.
Jones,
Claude A.
Miles
La
Follette,
Paul O.
WASHINGTON.
L.
WYOMING.
Hustiiig.
Poindexter.
Goff.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Chilton.
Clarene D. Clark. Francis E. Warren. Democrats, 56; Republicans, 39; Progressives,
E.
.Nathan
U. S.
GOVERNMENT— JUDICIAL BRANCH.
Wilmington
Clerk
Division
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
CHIEF JUSTICE—Edward
iana.
—
S.
P.
D.
White, Louisof of of
(Second
in April
Monday
Collier, the after
Deputy Fourth
Monday
ASSOCIATE
California.
J
USTICE— Joseph McKenna,
II.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE— Oliver
Massachusetts.
Ohio.
Holmes,
R.
C.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE—William ASSOCIATE JUSTICE— James
of
Day,
Duffey, Deputy Clerk. (Fourth Mondays in April and October) T. Elizabeth Division H. Greenleaf. City Clerk. (Second Mondays in April and October.) Washington Division Arthur Mayo, DeputyClerk. (Third Mondays in April and October).
New Bern
and October. Division Walter
—
—
—
McRey-
Western
District.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE— Charles E. Hughes, of New York. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE—Willis Van Devanter,
nohls.
Tennessee.
James E. Boyd, Judge, Greensboro.
W.
C.
Hammer,
R. A.
District
Attorney,
District
Asheville.
Ashboro.
Attorney,
Clyde
Shelby. Chas.
Hoey,
Assistant
of
ASSOCIATE
Larmar,
of
Wyoming.
JUSTICE—Joseph
Rucker
of
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE—Mahlon Pitney, New Jersey. UNITED STATES COURTS
at
Georgia.
The United States District Courts are held the same times and places, with the same Judges and officers.
Fourth District. U. S. Circuit Court C. Pritchard, N. C. Chas. A. Woods, S. C. Eastern District. Henry G. Connor. Judge, Wilson. F. D. Winston, District Attorney, Windsor. E. M. Green, Assistant District Attorney, New Bern. Alex L. Blow, Clerk. W. T. Dortch, Marshal, Raleigh. Heartt, Deputy Raleigh Division Leo D. Clerk. (Fourth Monday after the fourth Mondays in April and October.
Jeter
—
— — — and October. Asheville Division — W. Hyams, (First Mondays in May and November.) Charlotte Division — Henry C. Cowles,
)
Webb, Marshal,
Greensboro District Jas. M. Millikan, Clerk (First Mondays in June and December.) Statesville Division Henry C. Cowles. Clerk. (Third Mondays in April and October.) (Fourth Mondays in April Salisbury Division
S.
Clerk.
Clerk,
Statesville. tober. )
(First
Mondays
in
April
and Oc-
Wilksboro Division — Milton McNeill, Clerk. (Fourth Mondays in May and November.) Internal Revenue Bureau — North Carolina. W. Bailey. Fourth District — Collector
J.
Raleigh;
eigh.
Chief
Deputy,
J.
H.
M.
London,
Ral-
—
Collector Fifth
ville;
ville.
District — A.
D. Watts, StatesStates-
Chief Deputy,
M. Cunningham,
Revenue Agent
—T.
H. Vanderford, Salisbury.
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNORS
1730 1734
Josiah Martn. 1771 Governors Under the Constitution Elected By the General Assembly. 1776 Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. 1779 Abner Nash, of Craven. 1781 Thomas Burke, of Orange. 1782 Alexander Martin, of Guilford. 1784 Richard Caswell, of Lenoir. 1787 Samuel Johnston, of Chowan. 1789— Alexander Martin, of Guilford. 1792 Richard Dobbs Spaight, Sr., of Craven. 1795 Samuel Ashe, of New Hanover. 1798—William R. Davie, of Halifax. 1799 Benjamin Williams, of Moore. 1802 James Turner, of Warren. 1805— Nathaniel Alexander, of Mecklenburg. 1807 Benjamin Williams, of Moore.
—George Burrington. —Gabriel Johnston. 1753— Arthur Dobbs. 1753 — Matthew Rowan. 1765—William Tryon. —
— — — — — — — — — — — —
Governors Under The Crown.
—Mnntford Stokes, Wilkes. Buncombe. L. Swain, — Richard Dobbs Spaight, Craven. Governors Elected By the People. New Hanover. 1837 — Edward B. Dudley, 1841— John M. Morehead, Guilford. 1845 — William A. Graham, Orange. Wake. 1849— Charles Manly, 1851 — David Reid, Rockingham. —Thomas Bragg, Northampton. 1855 Rowan. 1858— John W. Buncombe. 1863 — Zebulon B. Vance,
1830 1S35
1832— David
of of
Jr.,
of
of of of
S.
Ellis,
of of of of
— Jonathan Worth, of of Randolph. 1872— Tod R. Caldwell, of Burke. 1877 — Zebulon B. Vance, or Buncombe. 1885— Alfred M. Scales, of Guilford. 18S9 — Daniel Fowle, of Beaufort. 1893 — Elias Carr, of Edgecombe. 1897— Daniel Russell, of New Hanover. 1901 — Charles B. Aycock, of Wayne.
1865
1905— Robert B. Glenn, of Forsyth. 1909— William W. Kitchin, of Person.
1913
—Locke —
Craig,
of
Buncombe.
Governor.
1808— David
1810 1811
Bertie. of Brunswick William Hawkins, of Warren. 1814— William Miller, of Warren. 1817 John Branch, of Halifax. 1820 Jesse Franklin, of Surry. 1821 Gabriel Holmes, of Sampson. 1824— Hutchins G. Burton, of Halifax. 1827 James Iredell, of Chowan. 1828— John Owen, of Bladen.
of
Stone, — Benjamin Smith, —
— — —
1866 William W. Holden, of Wake. Lieutenant Governors Who Became Governors. 1S54 Warren Winslow, of Cumberland. 1861 Henry T. Clark, of Edgecombe. 1870 Tod R. Caldwell, of Burke. 1874 Curtis H. Brogden, of Wayne. 1880 Thomas J. Jarvis, of Pitt. 1890 Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance.
—
Provisional
— — — — —
THE NORTH CAROLINA YEAR BOOK
FOR THE SOUTH
The Southern Railway is a part of and is vitally interested in the development and the continued prosperity of Its policy is to cooperate just as fully as possible the South.
with the people of the South in the proper development of the country; not merely in the way of giving traffic facilities,
but
in active,
direct
work
in
the location of industries, the
in
utilization of the South's natural resources, the bringing in
of farmers
and other homeseekers, the improvement
farming, the conservation and building up of the soil, the introduction of dairying, the extension of the live stock industry,
the encouragement of fruit and truck raising, the marketing of farm products and in the building of good
roads, making more attractive and prosperous cities and towns and the securing of the best character of home life. For the cooperation with the people in all these directions development and educational agencies have been The service of the Industrial and Agricultural established.
live stock
Department, with its industrial, immigration, agricultural, and dairy agents, working for the common interests of the people of the South and the railroad company, is
all
freely given to
who
desire
its
cooperation.
The South affords a wide field for its own people and for great numbers from beyond its borders, its opportunities The Southern Railway will in every line are unsurpassed. assist in making a greater and more prosperous South.
is
Correspondence welcomed.
relative to
development and progress
M. V.
Industrial
RICHARDS,
and Agricultural Commissioner,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
ROOM
114
WASHINGTON,
D. C.
NOKTH CAKOl.IXA
RAILIto ADS
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS
Al'.KRDEEN
&
ROCKFISH
RAILROAD
CO.—John
deen:
W.
P. G. Spence, Baker,
Blue, Pres. and Oen. Mgr., AberA. Blue, Sec. and Treas., Aberdeen; Bourduat, Auditor, Aberdeen; U. L. General Counsel, Carthage; W. W. L. A. Chief Fayetteville; Engineer,
BONLEE & WESTERN R. R John H. Dunlap. Pres., Bonlee; W. J. Tally, Gen. Mgr., Bonlee; I. H. Dunlap. Sec -Treas., Bonlee.
I. Millard, Va. William Hayes, GenSuperintendent, Kinston; S. Hawkins. Secretary, M. Norfolk, Va. Manly. Treasurer. Norfolk, Va. J. C. Nelms Jr.. Auditor, Norfolk, Va.
CAROLINA RAILROAD CO.— C.
Norfolk,
or
;
President,
eral
Thompson. Traffic Manager, Aberdeen.
F. Whitmer, Pres., Philadelphia; Fred H. Kly, Sec, Philadelphia; David C. Wilson, Treas., Philadelphia;
Jno. D, Cole. Traffic Mgr., Ella; son, Gen. Mgr., Philadelphia.
J.
.1.
Manager
M
APPALACHIAN RAILWAY— R.
;
;
C.
Patter-
S.
ASHEVILLE & EAST TENNESSEE
S.
R.
R—
Coleman.
Mgr..
Pres..
Asheville;
S.
Gen.
Asheville;
G.
W.
Epps,
Howland. Sec.
LINE—H. Walters, New York; T. M. Emerson, Pres., Wilmington; Vice-Presidents— SC. Alexander Hamilton, Petersburg. Va. Gadsden. Charleston. S. C. J. R. Kenly. WilBrand. Wilmington; H. L. mington: R. A Borden, Sec, New York; Jas. F. Post, Treas., Wilmington; H. C. Prince, Comptroller, WilAlexander Hamilton, Gen. Counsel, mington Petersburg, Va. H. L. Barden. Sec, New York; Jas. F. Past, Treas., Wilmington; H. C. Prince, LeS. George Wilmington: Comptroller, Grand, Auditor Passenger Receipts, WilmingAuditor Freight ReL. Prince. Ed. ton; Wilmington; H. H. McKee, Auditor ceipts, N. Royal], Disbursements, Wilmington; W. Gen. Wilmington; E. B. Pleasants. Mgr., Chief Engineer, Wilmington: James Menzies, W. J. Freight Trattic Mgr., Savannah, Ga. Passenger Traffic Mgr.. Wilmington; Craig. T. C. White, Gen. Pass. Agt., Wilmington: J. W. Perrin, General Freight Agent, Wilmington; Jas. Mengies, Freight Traffic Manager, Savannah. Ga ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA— (Leased H. H. Grainger, Pres.; to Norfolk Southern).) Kinston; Thos. W. Slocumb, Sec and Treas., Attorney, New M. Pearsall, Goldsboro; P. Goldsboro. Bern; Chas. Dewey, Auditor,
ATLANTIC
COAST
Chairman Board
of Directors,
; ;
;
Asheville; Reginald
Howland, Treas., Asheville.
Coler, Pres., New York; J. P. Clark, VicePres. and Gen. Mgr., New York; E Price, Supt., High Point; L. H. Hole, Jr., Sec New York, N. Y. C. B. Hole, Treas., New Ttork, N. Y.;W. E. Price, Traffic Mgr.. High Point.
CAROLINA & YADKIN RIVER RY.—Bird
W
;
'V,,~~ Miller,
CAROLINA & TENNESSEE SOUTHERN A B Andrews, Pres., Raleigh; H. W.
-
Sec.
A.
H.
Plant.
Atlanta: H. C. Ansley, Auditor, Washington. D.
Treas.;
CAROLINA. CLINCHFIELD OHIO RAILwAY— (Carolina. Clinchfleld && Ohio Railwav
of
C
South
M.
J.
J.
W.
C.
;
Carl M. Owens. Sec, Johnson City, Tenn.; Norment Powell. Gen. Counsel. Johnson City, Tenn: J. J. Campion, Traffic Mgr., Johnson
City.
Carolina, •'Clinchfleld Route.") Potter. New York; I. McPres., Stone. Treas., Johnson City, Tenn. ;
—
Tenn.
WAY—W.
J. J.
CAROLINA
A.
& NORTHWESTERN
Barber.
Pres.,
;
RAILCity;
New York
S.
;
Wolfe. Chester, S. C. J. H. Marion, Gen. Counsel, Chester S. C. W. K. Kearsley Auditor, Chester, S. C. ; L. T. Nichols, Gen. Mgr. Chester, S. C. E. F. Reid, Gen. Freight and Passenger and Gen. Ticket Agt, Chester,
C.
:
McLure. Sec, Chester,
;
F.
Treas.,
,
;
—
ATLANTIC & WESTERN RAILROAD CO.—
C.
H.
Huffer,
Pres.,
Edward, Gen. Supt. and
Baltimore: Harry P. Traffic Mgr., Sanford;
R. R.
J. F. Mayes, Pies., Brevard: E. H. Coapman, Gen. Mgr., Washington: R. D. Lankford, Sec, New York; H. C. Ansley, Treas., Washington; A. H. Plant. Auditor, Washington.
—
Wm. C. Cooke, Sec. & Treas.. Baltimore. ASHEVILLE & CRAGGY MOUNTAIN
R. R.—J. T. Deal. Mgr., Norfolk, Va. C. J. Norfolk. Va. & R. R.— Operated by Camp Mfg. Co. as a logging road. CLIFFSIDE RAILROAD CO.— R. R. Haynes, Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Cliffside; John M. Scott. Vice-Pres., Cliffside: Charles H. Haynes. Sec and Treas.. Cliffside; Z. O. Jenkins, Traffic Mgr., Cliffside.
Pies,
CASHIE & CHOWAN
and
Gen.
Treas.,
;
Johnson,
CHOWAN
AULANDER
DANVILLE & WESTERN RAILWAY—A. B
Andrews, Pres., Raleigh; C. D.
Mackay. Sec,
;
;
ASHEVILLE SOUTHERN RY.—A. B. Andrews, Pres., Raleigh; H. W. Miller, Sec, Atlanta; H. C. Ansley, Treas., Washington; A. H. Plant. Auditor, Washington.
Raleigh; C. L. Booth, Treas., Danville, Va. T. B. Cowper, Auditor, Danville, Va. Theodore Parker, Gen. Supt., Danville, Va. ; A. H. Plant. Comptroller. Washington, D. C.
DOVER
&
W.
SOUTHBOUND
RAILWAY—
;
Chas. S. Fairchild, Pres., New York: Harlan F. Stone, Sec. New York; Jno. W. Plattln. Treas., New York. ATLANTIC & DANVILLE RY. (Leased to Southern Railway) B. Newgass, Pres.. London, Eng. W. C. Archer, Sec. and Treas. Norfolk,
ATLANTA
&
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINE—
A. Wimsatt. Pres.. Washington, D. C. D. W. Richardson. Gen. Mgr.. Dover; W. B. H. Blandford, Sec. and Treas.. Dover ;N. S. Richardson. Traffic Mgr., Dover.
—
;
,
LynchVa. W. B. Harris, Sec. -Treas., LynchVa. R. A. Honeycutt. Traffic Mgr. Durham; Miles F. Figgatt, Gen. Mgr. or Supt...
burg, burg,
; ;
.
DURHAM & SOUTH CAROLINA ROAD CO.—Ernest Wiiliams, Pres..
Durham.
RAIL-
Va.
RAILWAY CO. Raleigh; H. B. Washington, D. C. H. C. H. W. Miller, Secretary, Atlanta, Ga. A. H. Ansley, Treasurer, Washington, D. C. Plant, Auditor, Washington, D. C.
YADKIN —ATLANTIC AND President, A. B. Andrews,
Spencer,
Vice-President,
; ;
DURHAM & SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CO
—
;
B. N. Duke. Pres.. New York; J. E. Stagg. H. Smith, Treas., Vice-Pres., Durham; W. Durham; A. B? Canthen, Sec. & Auditor, Durham; D. Lumpkin. Gen. Freight and Pass. Agt., Durham; Fuller & Reade, Gen. Counsel, Dur-
BLACK MOUNTAIN
RAILWAY
CO.—J.
ham.
Bis Ray, President, Burnsvillc: AV. T. Hippey, General Manager or Superintendent, BurnsJohn A. Muse, ville; Secretary-Treasurer, Johnson City, Term C. A. Smith, General Freight Agent, Johnson City. Tenn.
;
EAST CAROLINA RAILWAY CO.— Henry
Clark
John
L. A.
Pres. and Treas., Tarboro; Bridges, L. Bridges, vice-president, Tarboro; John Bridges, Attorney or Gen Council, Tarboro; V. H. D. Fowlkes, Auditor, Tarboro;
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
for
and
the
MECHANICAL COLORED RACE
N. C.
GREENSBORO,
in
Open all the year round for males only. Nowhere else the country can better facilities for practical education be Do you know a young man secured on such easy terms. who is unable to pay, but who is willing to work for an
education?
to
become mend him
please recomto write for catalog or further information.
a
so,
a young negro farmer or mechanic? If good
Do you know
who
is
ambitious
JAMES
Asst, Creek, Bridges, Gen.
hall,
B.
DUDLEY,
President,
Greensboro, N. C.
Sec. Pass. Agt.,
C. Tarboro; Henry Auditor, Manager, Tarboro; H. P. Foxand Gen. Supt., Gen. Freight and
son City, Tenn; George W. Hardin, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Supt., Johnson City, Tenn.; J. S. Wise, Sec. and Treas., Johnson City. Tenn.; J. E. Vance. Comptroller. Johnson City, Tenn. ELKIN & ALLEGHANY R. R.—Jno. A. and Gen. Mgr., Raleigh; Alex Pres. Mills,
EAST TENNESSEE & WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA R. R —F. P. Howe, Pres., John-
Tarboro.
P. Earle, Johnson City, Tenn; Geo. W. Hardin, Johnson City, Tenn; John S. Wise, Supt., secretary-treasurer, Johnson City, Tenn.
L1NVILLE RIVER
RAILWAY CO.—Edgar
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD CO.—Milton H. Smith, Pres.. Louisville, Ky.
; ;
;
Henry Walters, Chairman of Board. New York, N. Y. Wibie H. Mapother, first vice-president,
Chatham,
HIGH
POINT, RANDLEMAN, ASHEBORO AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO.—A. B. E H. B.
Andrews,
Spencer, President, Raleigh; H. W. Miller, Vice-Pres., Washington, D. C. H. C. Ansley TreasSecretary, Atlanta, Ga. A. H. Plant, Auditor, urer, Washington, D. C.
; ; ;
Jr..
See.
and Treas., Elkin.
Wm. J. Dickinson, second Louisville, Ky. Addison R. vice-president. New York, N. Y. Smith, third vice-president, Louisville; Geo. E. Evans, fourth vice-president, Louisville: Wm. Alex A Colston, general solicitor, Louisville; Robt. J Pharr, Asst. comptroller, Louisville;
;
villeville'
Washington, D. C.
K. Stauffer, Pres., Hemlock; Sec. and Treas, Kelly M. Miller, Hemlock; Kelly M. Miller, Sec. and Treas., HemR.
lock.
HEMLOCK
R—D.
auditor of disbursements, LouisBecker, auditor of receipts, LouisMontford, consulting engineer. Louisville; Wm. H. Courtnay, chief engineer, Louisville; Chas. B. Phelps, Supt. of Transpor1 rattle tation; Louisville; Wm. A. Russell, Pass. (.en. Asst. Mgr , Louisville; Milton Smith, O. Bradford, Louisville; Chas. Pass. Agt., Ellis, real estate agt., Louisville: Joseph H.
Sewell Geo.
Richard
LUMBER CO. C. T. Millard, Pres.. Norfolk, William Hayes, Supt., Kinston, N. C. Va. M. S. Hawkins, Sec., Norfolk, Va. M. Manly. William Hayes, Traffic Treas., Norfolk. Va. Mgr., Kinston, N.
;
KINSTON- CAROLINA
—
RAILROAD
;
AND
;
KINSTON & SNOW HILL RAILROAD CO.—
;
C
;
W. W. Thompson, Treas.. Sec. Louisville, Ky. Hy L. Stone. Gen. Counsel, Louisville, Ky. Charles Haydon. Comptroller, Louisville, Ky. M. Stalks, Gen. Mgr.. B. Louisville, Ivy.; C. B. Compton, Freight Traffic Louisville, Ky. D. M. Goodwyn. Gen. Mgr.. Louisville, Ky. Robt D. Pussey, Freight Agt., Louisville, Ky. Gen. Pass. Agt., Louisville. Ky.
; ; ;
; ;
;
Henry C. Riley, Pres., Philadelphia; Gen. Mgr.. Sec. and Treas., Lovit Hines, Kinston, N. C. E. W. Chadwick. Traffic Mgr., Kinston, N. C.
F. McNair, Pres., Laurinburg; James A. Jones, Gen. Mgr., Sec. and Treas. and Traffic Mgr., Laurinburg. Schenck. H. F. Pres.,*Gen. Mgr. or Supt, Traffic Mgr., Lawndale; John F. Schenck, Sec. and Treas.. Lawn-
LAURINBURG & SOUTHERN RAILROAD
CO.—John
Dan .1. Price; Stackhouse; General Superintendent, Stackhouse; A. A. McA. G. Betts, Qulde, Secretary. Troy, N. Y. Treasurer, Stackhouse.
Betts
MADISON COUNTY RAILWAY CO.—A.
President.
:
— G.
J.
LAWNDALE RAILWAY—
MOUNT AIRY & EASTERN RAILWAY CO.— T Heare, Supt., Mount Airy N. C. MAXTON. ALMA & SOUTHBOUND R. R —
J. J.
A.
ham.
A.
McKinnon, Pres.. Maxton: C. J- CottingGeneral Manager and Secretary, Alma:
Steed,
dale.
Treasurer,
Alma.
72
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS
Pres., Burlington; J. P. Cook, Sec. & Treas., Burlington; P. SI. Pearsall, Gen. Counsel, New Bern. NORTHAMPTON & HERTFORD R. R S. Mllner Price, President, Raleigh: W. W. Thos. I' Robertson, Treasurer, Norfolk, Va. Hammer, First Vice-Pres., Philadelphia. Pa.; \v. H. s. Burgwyn, Sec., \v Hand; EC. Stuart i..«is. Attorney, General Counsel, Jackson; \v. \V. Robertson, General Manager, Norfolk, Va. J. F. Pennewall, general superintendent, Guiu-
NORTH CAROLINA
R.
R.—W.
II.
Wood,
—
;
Portsmouth, Va; H. W. MacKenzie, Va. E. (acting) Portsmouth, Comptroller, Bethea, Auditor, Marion, S. C. C. Lane, Supt., N. W. Stanley, Gen. Manager, Marion. S. C. W. 1). Faucett. Chief EnPortsmouth, Va. Va. L. E. Portsmouth, gineer, Chalenor, Traffic Manager. Norfolk, Va. B. Ryan, C. Gen. Pass. Agent, Norfolk. Va. C. S. Raines, Gen. Freight Agt., Norfolk, Va.
Council,
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;
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;
berry. R.
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA BY —W.
Bonsai, Pres. and Treas., Hamlet; A. H. Post, First Vice-President. Baltimore, Md. ; E. Hancock, V-Pres., and Mgr., Hamlet; S. O. Banersneld, Sec., Hamlet; C. C. Graves, Gen. Traffic Mgr., Hamlet; G. B. Lewis, Auditor, Hamlet; \Vm. Moncure, Chief Engineer, Raleigh.
S.
J.
eigh; R. D. Lankford, Secretary, New York, N. Y. ; H. C. Ansley, Treasurer, Washington,
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CO. — A. B. Andrews, President, Ral;
CO.— D. A. McDonald, Pres., Carthage; S. P. McConnell, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Carthage; J. L. Riddle, Sec, Carthage; B. M. Fellows, Treas., New York; C. C. Yates, Gen. Pass. Agt., Cartilage; E. W. Shields, Chief Engineer, Carthage. RED SPRINGS & R. R.— W. F. Williams, Pres., Red Springs; J. G. Williams, Sec. and Treas., Red Springs. RIVER RAILROAD—G. W. Morrow, Pres.. Gen. Mgr., Sec and Traffic Mgr., Townsville; J. T. Morrow, Sec. and Treas., Townesville.
RANDOLPH & CUMBERLAND RAILWAY
BOWMORE
ROANOKE
ROANOKE RAILWAY CO.—J.
Pres.,
;
; ;
L.
Camp,
D. C. N. Y.
R.
D.
Lankford,
Auditor,
New
York,
NEW HANOVER TRANSIT
Pate, Pres., Wilmington; Sec. -Treas. Wilmington.
,
CO.— A.
J.
W.
P. R. Camp. Gen. Mgr., Franklin, Va. R. J. Camp. Franklin, Va. Traffic Mgr., T. D. Savage, Sec, Norfolk, Franklin, Va. Va.
James
Laughlin
ROCKINGHAM
Leak,
Pres.,
RAILROAD
CO.—J.
P.
R. R.— C. H. Hix, R. H. Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Norfolk, Va. New York, N. Y. ; Vice- Pres., Swartwout, Chadbourne & Shores, Gen. Counsel, Norfolk, Va. Morris S. Hawkins, Sec. Norfolk, Va. E. D. Kyle, M. Manly, Treas., Norfolk, Va. H. S. Leard, Gen. Traffic Mgr., Norfolk, Va. Va. Pass. Agt. W. B. Rodman, Norfolk, W. L. Bird, General Solicitor, Norfolk, Va. Auditor, Norfolk, Va. Marsden J. Perry, Chm'n L. M. Jones, of the Board, Providence, R. I. Asst. Gen. Mgr.; F .L. Nicholson, Chief Engineer, Norfolk, Va.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
;
Rockingham; J. L. Hawley, Gen. Rockingham; J. LeGrand Everett, SecRockingham. SEABOARD AIR LINE SYSTEM -W. .!. Harahan. Pres., Norfolk, Va. W. L. Seddon,
Supt., Treas.,
;
;
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:
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,
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;
;
;
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY CO.—
L.
E.
;
Johnson,
G. MacDowell, Pa. N. D. Maher, Second Vice-Pres, Roanoke, Va. T. S. Davant, Third Vice-Pres. and Traffic E. H. Alden, Sec, PhilMgr., Roanoke, Va. adelphia, Pa.; Joseph B. Lacy, Treas, RoaTheo. W. Reath, Gen. Solicitor. noke, Va. Philadelphia, Pa., Jos. I Doran, Gen. Counsel, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph W. Coxe, Comptroller, Walter MacDowell, Auditor of Roanoke, Va. William H. Wilson, Receipts, Roanoke, Va. Auditor of Va. Roanoke, Disbursements, J. E. Crawford. Chief Roanoke, Engineer. Va. J. R. Ruffin, Freight Traffic Mgr. RoaW. C. Saunders, Gen. Pass. Agt., noke, Va. Roanoke, Va. A. C. Needles, Gen. Mgr. RoaV. A. Riton, Gen. Supt. Eastern noke, Va. Division, W. J. Jenks, Gen. Roanoke, Va. W. Supt. Western Division, Bluefield, W. Va. B. Bevill, Passenger Traffic Mgr., Roanoke, Va.
;
; ;
:
William Pres., Roanoke. Va. First Vice-Pres, Philadelphia,
:
Asst to Pres., Norfolk, Va. Charles R. Capps, Vice-Pres., Norfolk, Va. D. C. Porteous. Sec, New York, N. Y. Robt. L. Nutt, Treas., L. R. Watts, Gen. Conipel, Portsmouth, Va. H. W. McKenzie, CompPortsmouth, Va. troller, Portsmouth, Va. W. D. Faucette, Chief Engineer, Portsmouth, Va. C. B. Ryan, Gen. Pass. Agt.., Norfolk. Va. L. E. Chalenor, Freight Traffic Mgr., G. S. Norfolk, Va. Rains, Gen. Freight Agt.. Norfolk, Va. T. W. Matthews, Asst. Comptroller, Portsmouth, Va. H. W. Stanley, Gen. Mgr., Portsmouth, Va. S. Davis Warfleld, chairman of board, Baltimore, Md.
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SMOKY MOUNTAIN RAILWAY CO.—W.
Ritter,
;
M.
Treas.
Pres., Columbus, Ohio; A. W. Agee. Gen. Mgr. and Supt.. Proctor, N. C. James S. Hamill, Sec, Columbus, Ohio; C. B. Weakley,
,
Columbus, Ohio.
;
;
;
SANFORD & TROY RAILROAD CO.—John Lennig, Pres., Bridgesburg, Pa.; John H Kennedy, Gen. Mgr., Gulf, N. C. John L
B.
;
Tull. Sec.
;
SOUTHERN
and Treas.. Hemp, N.
C.
:
;
RAILWAY
SYSTEM— Fairfax
;
:
;
;
& —RALEIGH. CHARLOTTE Gen.SOUTHERN RY. H. Hix, Pres. and Mgr.. Norfolk,
C.
Pi. C. Duncan, First Vi-Pres., Raleigh; Mathias Manly, Treas, Norfolk, Va. Chadbourne & Shores, Gen. Counsel, New York, N. Y. ; W. A. Witt, Gen. Supt., Norfolk. Va. E. D. Kyle, Traffic Mgr., Norfolk, Va. H. S. Leard, Gen. Passenger Agent, Norfolk, Va. W. L. Bird, Auditor, F. L.Norfolk, Va. L. Nicholson, Chief Engineer, Norfolk, Va. M. Jones, Asst. Gen. Mgr., Norfolk, Va. W. B. Rodman, Gen. Solicitor, Norfolk. Va. M. S. Va. MarsHawkins, Secretary, Norfolk, den J. Perry, chairman of board. Providence.
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Va.
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R.
I.
RALEIGH
CO.—W.
&
CHARLESTON
; : ;
RAILROAD
J. Harahan, Pres. C. R. Capps, First R. L. Nutt, Sec. and Vice-Pres., Norfolk. Va. L. L. Watts, Gen. Treas., Portsmouth, Va.
Harrison, Pres., Washington, D. C. A. B. Andrews, First Vice-Pres., Raleigh, N. J. M. ; Culp, Vice-Pres., Washington, D. C. ; T. C. Powell, Vice-Pres., Cincinnati, Ohio; H. B Spencer, Vice-Pres., Washington, D. C. E. H. Coapman. Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr.. Wash R. D. Lankford, Vice-Pres. and ington, D. C. Sec, New York, N. Y. H. C. Ansley, Treas., Francis L. Stetson, Gen. Washington, D. C. Counsel at New York; Alfred P. Thom, Gen. Counsel at Washington, D. P. C. Alex. Humphrey, Louisville, Ky., Gen. Counsel at Louisville; W. A. Henderson, Gen. Solicitor, Washington, D. C. L. E. Jeffries, Gen. Attorney, Washington, D. C. A. H. Plant, Comptroller C. E. H. Kemper, Ass't Washington, D. C. H. H. Comptroller, Washington, D. Laughton. Auditor, Washington, D. C. W. N. Netherland, Ass't to Gen. Mgr., Washington, D. C. H. E. Hutchens, Gen. Supt., Greensboro; W. N. Foreacre, Gen. Supt., Charlotte. N. C. G. R. Loyall. Gen. Supt.. KnoxviOe. Tenn. C. L. Harris, Gen. Supt., Birmingham, Ala.; L. Green, Freight Traffic Mgr., Wash-
C
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RAILROAD RATES
D. C. S. H. Hardwick, Pass. Traffic H. 1
—6-
ALAMANCE COIXTY
Bros., snow Camp, R. F. D. si hi. 1, .1. E., Burlington, R. 1. Perry, Ed., Sutphlns. Blaylock Bros., Burlington. Rfd. Aldridge, L. a.. Union Ridge. Riddle. W. J.. Saxapahaw, R. 1. Guthrie, R. C, Snow ('amp. Kiddle. Ralph, Saxapahaw, K. 1.
Coble
1
1
Ray, Mamie, Burlington, R. 2. Walker, Mary, Burlington, R. 3. Satterneld, Nannie, Burlington, R. Gibson, Delia, Burlington, R. 3.
Covington, Mona, Burlington. R. 3. Graves, I'attie, Burlington, R. 9. Seymour, Pearl, Burlington, R. 9. Jones, James, Graham, R. 1.
3.
COTTON GINS. McBane, J. R. & A. P., Saxapahaw. McBane, M. C, & Co., Manndale. Nicholson, Joe A., Saxapahaw. Braxton & Co., Snow Camp.
Pickard. Guthrie, Menefee,
D.
.1.
Thompson,
Barnett,
Isley,
C.
C, Graham,
R.
1.
A.,
\\\.
.Saxapahaw.
Saxapahaw. Graham. Rogers & Albright. Graham. Rfd. Charles A., Graham. Thompson. Hinshaw Bros., Saxapahaw, R. 1. Loy, J. P., Rock Creek, R. 1. FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS. Vincent, R. W.. Mebane. Cook Hilling Co., Mebane, Rfd.
Rfd.
William,
Roy, Graham, R. 1. Hubert, Graham, R. 1. Glenn, Jno. M., Saxapahaw. Graves, Alma, Saxapahaw. Woody, Lacy, Saxapahaw. Stockard, Jessie, Saxapahaw. Ezell, Myrtle, Saxapahaw. Perry, H. C, Saxapahaw, R. 1. Dixon. E. P., Saxapahaw, R. 1. Isley, D. K., Snow Camp, R. F. D. Lewis, Adie, Snow Camp, R. F. D. Richardson, Daisy, Snow Camp, R. F. Hadley, Elsie, Snow Camp, R. F. D. Ingle, J. B.. Snow Camp, R. F. D. Hurst, W. T.. Manndale. Hurst, Mrs. W. T., Manndale.
D.
Dixon, Peter, Burlington,
Patterson Bros., Burlington, Rfd. Holt .Milling Co., Alt amah aw.
Minor,
Hinshaw Bros., Saxapahaw, R. 1. White-Williamson Co., Saxapahaw. McBane-Glosson & Co., Saxapahaw, R. McBane, D. E., Son & Co., Snow Camp. Thompson, Geo. P., Graham, R. 1. Cates, C. P.. Mebane. Cook & Williams, Altamahaw. Hub Milling Co., Altamahaw. Hoffman, Seymour, Rock Creek. Thompson, H. S. P., Graham, Rfd.
1.
SAW MILLS. Thompson, G. P.. Graham, R. 1. Moser Bros., Burlington. Loy, J. P., Rock Creek, R. 1. Guthrie. W. H, & Sons, Saxapahaw, R. Hinshaw Bros., Saxapahaw, R. 1. McBane, A. S., Saxapahaw, R. 1. McBane, J. S. Saxapahaw. Pickard, D.' A.. Saxapahaw. McBane, .1. R. & A. P., Saxapahaw. Holt; Ben. B., Graham. Albright. Cad. A., Graham. McBane, M. C, Manndale. Braxton & Co., Snow Camp.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Reitzel,
1.
Sykes, Terresa, Haw River, R. F. D. Covington, Viola, Mebane, R. 4. Annie, Haw River, R. F. D. Lore, Johnsie, Swepsonville. Lore, Lucy, Swepsonville. Mnser, Sarah, Swepsonville. Arnold, Delia, Swepsonville. Moore, Addie, Graliam, R. 2. Lasley, Annie, Mebane, R. 1. Rogers, B. M., Mebane, R. 3. Garrison, Minnie, Mebane, R. 3. Pritchett, Irene, Watson, R. 1. Simpson, Nettie, Burlington, R. 3. Quimerly, Rosa, Burlington, R. 3. Covington, Esther, Burlington, R. 3. Holt, Julia, Burlington. Gibson, Mattie, Burlington. Thompson, Bessie, Burlington. Cheek, Eva, Burlington, R. 3. Smith, Arthur, Burlington, R. 6. Montgomery, Minnie, Burlington, R. Parker, Mabel, Burlington, R. 9. Braxton, W. A.. Burlington, R. 9.
1.
D.
Cuma, Liberty, K. Albright. Flora, Liberty, R. Stuart, Lyndon, Hartshorn.
Murry, Beulah, Hartshorn. Cude, W. W., Rock Creek. Somers, Emma, Liberty, R.
Carter,
3.
3.
3. 3.
7.
7.
Lugirty,
Liberty,
R.
Simpson, Edna, Burlington R. Cobb. Minnie, Burlington, R.
Crafton,
Reitzel,
Louise, Burlington, R. 1. Mrs. Fannie, Burlington, R. 1. Smith, Lula, Burlington, R. In. Cobb, .1. D. F., Gihsonville. Cobb, Mrs. J. D. F., Gihsonville. Garrett, Cynthia, Burlington, R. 6. Nicholson, Myrtle, Elon College, R. 1. Stuart, Lena, Elon College, R. 1. Loonam, Florance, Elon College, R. 1. Jeffcoat, Cora Pearl, Elon College, R. Rosemond, Forney, Altamahaw.
R. F. 1— J. W. Gilliam, Principal, .1. W. Gilliam, Jr., E. L. Wyant, J. F. Gilliam, G. B. Lovelace, J. T. Barham, Mrs. E. L. Wyant, Mrs. J. F. Gilliam. Liberty, R. 3.— L. L. Lore, Principal. Liberty. R. 3, Virginia Helms, Mary McLeod, Annie Norwood, Octavia Hockett, Miss Rudisell, music teacher. FRIENDSHIP—Burlington, R. 1.— Mead Hart, Principal, Burlington, R. 1; Eva Christ Verna Garrett, Burmon, Burlington, R. 1 1. lincton, R. Mebane, R. 6.— J. F. Love, Principal, Mebane, R. 6; Annie Hughes, Mebane, R. 6; Ella Anderson, Mebane, R. 6.
ACADEMIES. GILLIAMS ACADEMY. Altamahaw,
HAMMER
MEMORIAL
SCHOOL—
;
HAWFIELDS—
GRAHAM.
Incorporated in 1S50. 3,150. Population, 1910: Value real estate, $724,646;
property,
1.
value
personal
Cunningham, Julia, Altamahaw. Simpson, Ada, Altamahaw. Sharp, S. Ashton, Altamahaw, R. P. D. McCray, Mary P., Altamahaw, R. F. D.
Hughes,
Clara, Burlington, R. 8. Satterneld, Luna, Burlington, R. Garrison, Bronna, Burlington, R.
8.
$696,927. 310; colored polls, 51. RATE: School, 30c. and town 60c. on the $100. Bonded debt, $10,000 (for school buildings) ;
White
TAX
polls,
$50,000
(for streets).
8.
Barnwell, Eva, Burlington, R. 2. Clapp, Blanche, Burlington, R. 2. Long, Ava, Burlington, R. 3. Howard, Bessie, Burlington, R. 4. Robertson, Pearle, Burlington, R.
4.
TREASURER—R. G. Foster. POSTMASTER—J. M. McCracken. R. R. AGENT — M. W. Young, Southern. EXPRESS AGENT—T. C. Montgomery.
MAYOR— Wm. Ward. CHIEF OF POLICE— W. CLERK— R. G. Foster.
I.
Town
Officers.
H. Boswell.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
TELEGRAPH MANAGER— C.
U.
Churches. Rose. Morgan. Pastor. METHODIST— C. M. Grant. PRESBYTERIAN T. M. McConnell. Pastor. METHODIST PROTESTANT— O. B. Williams, Pastor. FRIENDS J. R. Parker, Pastor. Schools and Academies. C. W. Rankin, Supt. Fire Department. Chief. E. P. McClure; Graham Hose Co.
Ministers
83
B.
Ward, W.
and
BAPTIST—Jas. W.
CHRISTIAN—J.
.
F.
Druggists. Simmon's Drug Store. Graham Drug Co. Carolina Drug Co. Doctors.
—
Long, George
Barefoot,
Paris,
O.
J.
W.
J.
J.
—
Lawyers.
GRADED—
1,
Long, J. A. Cook, J. S. Parker, E. S..
Jr.
Hughs,
Henan.
I.
No.
Co.,
W.
S.
2,
Long,
J.
Jr.,
Foreman; Graham Hose
Houses.
No.
C.
The
Hotels Vestal.
and
Walker. Boarding
Long, J. E. Long, Dolph.
Ward, W.
Albright,
Dry Goods and Notions.
J. J.
D.,
Hunter, Mrs. C. S. Lewis, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. J. W.
NATIONAL BANK OF ALAMANCE—J.
Scott.
Jr.,
Banks and
;
Bankers.
L.
W., & Co. Rives, M. R. Power and Light Companies. Graham Water and Electric Co.
Holt,
J.
Crawford,
M.,
& &
Co. Co.
Pres.
C. A.
J.
Scott,
CITIZENS—W.
Nifong,
Cashier.
Nicks,
Cash. Pres.;
Fruit
T.
Dealers.
H.
Graham Home Building
Brick
Building and
Loan Associations.
Co.
Manufacturers.
Parks
&
Dixie Store Co. Moore, C. D. Clapp, R. L. & Bro. Farrell, R. H. Pool, K. B.
Nicks,
Jeffreys.
W.
Jas.
J.
Boot and Shoe Dealers. Norwood. A. W. Rivers, M. R.
Euliss, V. M. Nicks, W. J. Albright. J. D., Holt & Herritage.
Craddock, S. C. Black Bros.
Holt,
W. &
Co.
Norwood, A. W.
Fertilizer Dealers
and Manufacturers.
Dealers.
&
Co.
Nicks,
W.
J.
Crawford & McAdams. Andrews, W. L. Holt, J. W., & Co.
Clapp. R. L. Butchers and Dealers Pickard, S. M. Black Bros. Barbers.
in
Moon
Cattle.
Bros. Fish and Oyster Pickard, S. M. Farrell, R- H. Nicks, W. J. Bro. Clapp, R. L.,
&
Bamm, H.
Furniture Dealers.
Green
&
McClure
J.
Edwards, Ed. C.
Foust,
P. McPherson Bros. Carriage Dealers and
Co. Grocers.
D.
McAdams,
Norwood,
Manufacturers.
Co.
Mills.
P.
A.
W.
Graham Buggy and Implement
Cotton
and
Mills.
Hosiery
V. M. Blaylock Bros. Farrell, R. H.
Euliss,
Oneida Cotton
Sidney Cotton Mills. Travora Cotton Mills. Leota Cotton Mills.
Confectionery
Dealers.
Nicks, Black,
W.
J.
J.
T..
&
Bro.
Moore, C. D. Pool, K. B. Dixie Store Co.
Graham Drug
Farrell,
Co.
Hardware
R.
H.
Graham Hardware
Graham
Nifong, T.
Trolinger,
Dealers. Co.
Moore, C. E. Pool, K. B. Dixie Store Co. Andrews, W. L. Craddock, S. C. Norwood, A. W.
Black,
J.
Insurance Agents. Underwriters (Fire).
H.
B.
R.
(Fire). (Life). Jewelers.
Hadley, Z. T.
Laundries.
Builders.
T., Bros. Contractors and
Sing Lee.
Livery Stables.
Johnston, Sam T. Nicholson, A. B. Longest, J. G. Florance, W. J. Coal and Moon Bros.
McPherson
Moore,
&
C-
Moore.
Dealers.
W.
Wood
Co.
Dealers.
Lumber Manufacturers and Walker Bros.
Machinery
Dealers.
Oil
Home
J.
Graham
Ice and Fuel Ice Co.
Graham Hardware
Paint
Co.
Dealers.
and
Chamber
A. Long. Pres. Clothiers and
J.
of
Commerce.
Graham Hardware
Tinnin, J. M. Tinnin. Richard. Jones, John R.
Co. Painters.
Men's Furnishers. & Co. Cotton Gins. Thompson, Charles A.
Crawford,
M.,
•
Produce Dealers.
Dixie
Store
Co.
Dentists.
Long, Will
S., Jr.
Norwood, A. W.
-I
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
McAdams,
Clapp,
Nicks,
R, \V.
K.
I..
E.
&
l'.m.
Rlack Bros.
.T.
Hotels and J. H. McClure, Mrs. L.
Boarding
Stables.
Houses.
Blackman,
Livery
Farrell, R. H.
MePherson Bros.
1'.
McAdams,
Russell,
C.
J.
Crutchfleld.
W.
.7.
Plumbers.
F.
Electric Co.
Manufacturing Plants.
Graham Water &
Anglin,
J.
The Holt Granite Mrs.
Co.
Photographers.
M.
Printing
Offices.
Regina Hosiery' Mfg. Co. Foundry and Machine Works. Thompson, J., & Son.
Restaurants.
Hughes & Foster. Alamance Gleaner.
The "Cove," Cook. W. M..
Brick
Editors.
Proprietor.
ALAMANCE
Cook
Newpspapers and
Estate
Trolinger
&
Manufacturers.
Montgomery.
GLEANEB
(Weekly)— J.
D.
Population,
Kernodle, Editor. Real
BURLINGTON.
&
Agents.
MeCracken.
TAX BATE:
1914: 6,500. $1.50 on the
$2,000.
$100.
Walker
Green Bich
& McAdams.
Wall
Shingle
Dealers.
Floating debt,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
& McClure. & Wilson.
Paper
Dealers.
Jesse.
Bradshaw,
Manufacturing Plants. Scott-Mebane Mfg. Co. (Shirts and Overalls).
CHIEF OF POLICE—J. L. Patillo. CLEBK—J. P. Montgomery. TAX COLLECTOR—D. II. White. ATTORNEY— J. H. Vernon. SUPT. OF HEALTH— L. A. Walker. POSTMASTER— O. F. Crowson.
W. U.
MAYOE—J.
Town
Ed.
Officers.
Moore.
Graham Graham
Milling Co.
Ice Co.
(Flour Mills).
Houses.
EXPRESS AGENT— J. M. Coble. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— C. H.
;
R.
R.
AGENT—E.
W.
Franklin.
MONTWHTTE THEATER— W. E. White. "THE MEXICAN"— R. L. Holmes, Manager.
Opera
(Moving Pictures). Pool and Billard
J.
ID.
Rooms.
Moon,
Feed Dealers. Grain and Hughes & Coble (Wholesale.) Alamance Supply Co. (Wholesale.) Tin Shops.
Bussell, C.
F. Ausley, Postal. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— M. W. Buck, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—A. B. Kendall, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— J. B. Gibble, Rector. LI'THERAN—T. S. Brown. Pastor. D. H. Tuttle, Pastor; Nobbitt. Burlington Circuit. D. Mclver, Pastor.
W.
Durham.
F.
Merchant Tailors
Dixon, P.
S.
METHODIST— PRESBYTERIAN— METHODIST PROTESTANT—G. Pastor. ELMIBA PBESBYTEBIAN— J.
Pastor.
F.
B.
H.
E.
Currie,
Lebby,
HAW
Not incorporated. Population, 1910:
total.
RIVER.
REFORMED— D. Schools GRADED—A. H.
Piedmont
C.
Cox.
White, 1,500; colored, 50;
$600,000;
CAROLINA BUSINESS COLLEGE—.
Boarding Houses.
and Academies. King. Supt.
Value
1,550. real
estate,
value
personal
property.
POSTMASTER—W. P. Williamson. DEPUTY SHEBIFF— Geo. A. Blackman. B. B. AGENT— S. A. Vest, Southern. EXPRESS AGENT—S. A. Vest, Southern. MANAGEB TELEGBAPH— C. B. Faucett,
Ministers
$225,000.
Hotels and Hotel. Hotel. Newlin Hotel.
Ward
Morrow House.
Patterson House.
Architects.
Parks
&
Jeffreys.
W. U.
and
Churches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— Q. B. Pastor. MKTHODIST EPISCOPAL— T. M. Pastor. BAPTIST—G. H. Dorsett, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—J. F. Morgan, Pastor.
liams.
Davis, J. A. R. Nicholson, T. G. Mitchell, A. C.
Fix, Cash.
WilGrant,
ALAMANCE LOAN & TRUST CO.—J. FIBST NATIONAL— A. L. Dans, Cash.
Brick
Banks and
Bankers.
M.
AYCOCK GRADED— M.
cipal.
Schools
and
Academies.
E.
Terrell,
Building and Loan Associations. Alamance Home Building & Loan Association. Mutual Building & Loan.
Prin-
Manufacturers.
Midway Brick
Boot
Co.
Doctors.
and
Shoe
Dealers.
Wilkins,
Sterrett,
J.
J.
C.
R.
Foster Shoe Co. Holt-Cates Shoe Co.
BANK OF HAW RIVER— S.
J.
Banks and
W.
Johnston, V-Pres.
;
Bankers. A. Vest, Pres. A. Long, Cash. J.
Book
;
Stores.
Druggists.
McClarty, Eugene. General
Johnston,
J.
Neese, C. F. Stewart, J. Butchers and Allen & Isley.
Dealers
In
Cattle.
Malone.
Merchants.
—
.
Carriage
Manufacturers and
Dealers.
Johnston-Thompson Store Co.
Holt
Simmons.
Aldredge.
Anderson May, E. F.
& C. D. J. W. J. B. & J. A. & Simpson.
W.
&
May.
Commission
Merchants.
Cardwell, N. S. Coble & Bradshaw.
Sharpe,
W.
Co.
S.
Merchants Supply Co.
Myrick, W. M. Haw Biver Grocery Co.
McLamb
Williamson's Incorporation.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
si;
Painters.
ALAMAXCK COUNTY BINGHAM
limit
s
)
SCHOOL.
Banks and
Benson, K.
Ireland,
Ish-v.
,1.
\V.
Preston
J.
II.
A.
Winfrey, V. G. Thomas, G. H.
ray.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS—W. Pies. S. G. Morgan, Cash. MEBANE BANK & TRUST CO— J.
;
(Outside Lewis Gray, Pres. Bankers.
corporate
A. MurA. Long,
Mebane, \v. J. Produce Dealers. Merchants Supply Co.
Pres.; F.
F.
Smith,
Cash.
Doctors.
M.Lamb
Co.
Williamson's
Incorporation.
York, N. D. Tate, W. N.
Plumbers. Burlington Hardware Co.
Thompson,
Dealers.
J.
M.
H.
Druggists.
Baynes, Dr. R.
White, F. L.
Thompson,
Ellis,
S.
&
C.
Piano B.
B.
C.
J.
Son and Organ
Smith, M.
Sellars,
Mebane Drug Co. Mecca Drug Co.
General
Photographers.
V.
Merchants.
Anglin,
M.
Printing
Offices.
Wilkinson, H. E., Co. Tyson-Malone Hardware Co. Mebane, A. H.
Johnston, L. T. Holt, George E. Fowler, J. H., & Son. Hunt, W. T., Bros. &
BURLINGTON NEWS (Weekly)— O. Crowson, Editor. STATE DISPATCH (Weekly)—J. Zeb
ler
Pate Printing Co. State Dispatch Co. Newspapers and Editors.
F.
Co.
Wal-
Rimmer, J. M. Nelson-Ray Co.
Smith, Hunt,
C.
J.
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Co. Central Loan & Trust Co.
Standard Realty & Security Co. Piedmont Trust Co.
Real
Estate
Real
Estate
Dealers.
C
D.,
&
Mebane Supply R. W. Bright.
Long, A. P.
Co. Co.
Smith and Miles.
Jewelers.
Agents.
Crowson, O. F. Cook, J. M. Sharpe, W. E.
Shaw,
J.
T.
Undertakers.
Brown, W. W. Hoffman, J. R.
Fonville,
C.
J.
Mebane Undertaking
Hotels
Co.
and
Boarding
Houses.
C.
Murray,
Cates,
J.
W.
Shingle
Dealers.
White House.
Cox, C. B.
Mebane House.
Johnston House. Portfleld, J. H.
Satterfield
W.
Lindsay, M. B.
Anthony, G. W. Undertakers f.nd Embalmers. Burks & Williams. Gates Undertaking Co. Street Car Company. Piedmont Electric & Railway Co.
Spoon,
J.
&
Cafes. Sons.
Job Bros.
Livery and Sales Stables. Dillard Livery Co. Vincent, Warren & Co. Building and Loan Associations. Mebane Home Builders Association. Real Estate Agents.
Veterinary P.
J.
Surgeons.
Hornaday, W. A.
Shoffner,
Parrell,
M.
Tailors.
J.
Mebane Land and Improvement Co. Mebane Real Estate and Trust Co.
Dentists.
Ben.
Hurdle,
J.
Goldstein, H.
Sellars,
H.
Insurance Agents. G.
Editors.
Wall Paper Dealers. C. V. Tobacco Warehouses.
Morgan,
White,
J.
S. S.
Morgan, E. L. Thornburg & Guthrie. Kernodle & Walker.
Newspapers and
MEBANE LEADER
Editor.
(Weekly)— Fred
Deese.
MEBANE.
Incorporated in 1902. Population 1913: 1,400. Value real estate, about $500,000; value personal property, about $400,000. TAX RATE: 50c. on the $100.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Piedmont.
Planters.
Manufacturing
Plants.
White Furniture Co.
Continental Chair Co.
POSTMASTER— J. T. Dick. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. C. Clark. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE—J. T. Shaw. R. R. AGENT — E. Y. Ferrell, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E. Y. Ferrelll EXPRESS AGENT — Y. Ferrell, Southern.
10.
MAYOR—W.
Town
S.
Officers.
Mebane Bedding
Co.
Crawford.
Durham
Hosiery Mills.
Nelson-Cooper Lumber Co.
Tri-co-bian Co. Mebane Iron Bed Co. Hunt, J. D. (Cedar Lumber.)
Trollinger
&
Montgomery Co.
Tobacco
Buyers.
(Brick).
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN—F. M. Hawley, Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL—E. C. Durham, _ METHODIST PROTESTANT—W. Swain, D.
BAPTIST — M.
Ministers
and
Churches.
Ferguson,
Graves,
F.
W. M. W.
Bowland, J. E. Malone, W. Y.
Warren,
Miles, Miles, Carter,
J. N. Sharpe, Sam.
D., Pastor.
GRADED— Fred
E. Dorsett, Pastor. Schools and Academies. Deese, Supt.
W. M. M. B.
J.
ALAMANCE—ALEXANDER.
Butchers Smith, Walter,
Smith
&
& &
Dealers
Co.
in
Cattle.
ELON—Faculty:
William
Latin.
Colleges.
Miles.
Allen
Harper,
Pres.
;
Professor
of
Job Bros.
Painters.
Cheek, Tom,
Rice,
Joe,
Jr.
&
Bro.
Plumbers.
Cook, A. M. Wyatt, George.
Lawyers.
Carter,
T. A. Flour, Corn
&.
John Urquahart Newman, Bean and Professor of Greek and Biblical Literature. Walton Crump Wicker, Professor of Mathematics and Philosophy. Walter Phalti Lawrence, Dean of Men and Professor of English Language and Literature. Ned Faucett Brannock, Professor of Physics and Chemistry. Matheand Thomas C. Amick, History
matics. A. T.
lish.
Feed Mills.
Vincent, R. Cook Bros.
W.
Wood & Coal Dealers. Miles-Nicholson Lumber Co.
Power
&.
West,
Instructor
in
Latin
and Eng-
Light
Cos.
Piedmont Electric Co.
Garages.
Mebane Motor
Young
Civic
Co. Ciubs.
Men's
League.
Business
Millinery
Association.
Shops.
Clegg,
Marguarett.
Fertilizer
Dealers. Co. Dailey. Contractors and Builders. Co. Miles-Nicholson
A. L. Hook, Instructor in Science. I. J. Kellum, Instructor in Mathematics. Robert Sydens Doak, Instructor in Preparatory Department and Athletic Director. Florence Wilson, Director of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony. Lois Baird Davidson, Assistant in Piano. Linda Barnes, Assistant in Piano and Voice. Eula Long, Art. and Physical Elocution Bessie Urguhart,
Culture.
Miles,
M. B., Sharpe, Sam,
& &
&
Patton, Woods. Apple, John Barber Shops. Terrell, J. F. Hunter, James, (Col). Dealers. Furniture Home Furniture Co. Southern Furniture Co. Blacksmith and Repair Shops. Pettigrew, T. B. Pettigrew, J. J. A. A. Isley, Tate, R. W.
Pearl Fogleman, Director Domestic Si and Instructor in English. Frank S. Child, D. D., Lecturer on Literature and HistoryE. B. Page, C. C. Johnson, Gymnastic Directors.
P. Heatwole, Director of College Band. Frankie McNeill, Librarian. Mrs. Sallie Holland, Preceptress, West Dor-
V.
Moxie
Moving Picture Shows. Moving Picture Show.
Shoe
Shops.
Joe.
mitory. Prof. Harper, Supervisor, West and East Dormitories. Mrs. Sadie Jones, Stewardess, Girls' Hall. Mrs. Laura Lee, Stewardess, Young Men's Hall. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC R. A. Truit, I'rin. Banks and Bankers.
—
ELON BANKING AND TRUST CO.—W.
;
P.
Lawrence, Pres.
W.
L.
Smith,
Cash.
Shanklin, Shanklin,
Doctors.
John.
Dressmakers. Walker, Lenora. Chander, Mrs. L. S. Norwood, Mrs. Ford.
Pressing Clubs.
Watson. G. S. Ware, S. A.
Beal,
A.
&
General Sons.
Merchants.
Whitted,
Ferrell,
S.
H.
L.
Hughes, C. A. Lambeth, J. J.
F.
Gerringer, J. B., & Co. Hotels and Boarding Clendenin. Mrs. J. E.
Houses.
ELON COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1S93. Population, 1913: White,
total,
Michael,
colored,
5;
W.
J.
C.
Livery Stables.
350;
Gerringer,
B.
Editors.
355. Value real
rate,
estate
and
personal
property,
Brown, D. W. Newspapers and
$175,000.
THE CHRISTIAN SUN
kinson, Editor.
(Weekly)— J.
O.
At-
Tax
25c.
on the $100.
MAYOR—T.
R.
Town
C.
Officers.
CHIEF OF POLICE—W.
Gibsonville Telephone Co. Ministers and
POSTMASTER— H.
Arnick. D. Lambeth.
T.
Noah.
I.
R. AGENT— J. E. Smith. MANAGER TELEPHONE— L.
Printing Offices. Southern Christian Publishing Co. Manufacturing Plants. Elon Milling Co. (Flour and Lumber). Contractors.
Cox,
McAdams,
Vaughan,
J.
C.
Barbers.
L.
Churches.
J.
W.
CHRISTIAN— J.
O. Atkinson,
W. WellonB.
Orphanages. CHRISTIAN—J. O. Cox, Supt.
ALEXANDER COUNTY TAYLORSVILLE. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census
Formed
Value
1910),
AREA— 300
of
in
1847.
Named
11.592. in honor of
Alexander family, noted
sonal
property,
in Revolutionary
,,,«,„„ history.
square miles.
estate,
real
$1,368,715; value of per
$10.. Weaversford. Francis, Ell, Grassy Creek.
J. W. B., Dresden. FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Va.
Creston Roller Mills, Creston. Helton Roller Mills, Helton. Idul. B. V., Jefferson. Blevins. J .F., Weaversford. Bauguess, T. J., Weasel. Ballou, J. U., Grassy Creek.
Fpchurch, C. L., Algiers.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Tucker, Victor, Park, Va. Tucker, Lester, Park, Va. Miler, A. J., Park, Va. Shepherd, Fielden, Lansing. Elliott, O. L., Ashland. Crawford, J. C, Obids. Gambill, Harrison, Jefferson. Gentry, L. R., Nathans Creek.
Eastridge. C. S., Clifton. Welch, J. G., Edison. Miller, D. W. Clifton. Miller, I. S., Edison. I'hipps, L. P., Grassy Creek.
Hagaman,
Hamilton, Campbell,
Howell,
Porter,
.1.
Robinson, Testerman,
(i.
Hemlock. R. A. Beaver Creek. W. L., Beaver Creek. P., Raven. .1. Beaver Creek. A.,
Hugh,
R. C, & Co., Helton. W. Helton.
Parker, Roark,
Phillips,
W.
I.
J.
Taylor
Lewis.
Pless,
&
L., Parker. L., Ashland. P., Oval.
T.
J.
Roark. E.
Rose, Park, Va. A. Clifton. G., Trade, Tenn.
T.,
S.,
Graham.
Jones,
J.
Creston. Trout.
Hemlock. Williams, H. L., & Son, Hemlock. Farmer, J. P., Sly. Latham, C. R., Clifton. The Union Co., Hopkins. The Todd Mercantile Co., Todd. Brown, H. H., Fig.
R.
A.,
Sexton, E. L., Edison. Stuart, Plato, Crumpler. Plummer, Rev. R. L., Crumpler.
Graybeal, Henry, Hemlock. Barker, G. W.. Grassy Creek.
Faw, Cicero, Grassy Creek.
Roark, R. D., Asldand. Sexton, C. F., Grassy Creek.
Blevins,
Plummer,
S.
C-,
&
Co., Helton.
Baldwin, P. H., Brandon. Helton Woolen Mills, Sturgills. Sturgill, J. A.. Rugby, Va. McMillan, C. P.. Crumpler. Stout, I. M., Gale. McGuire Bros. & Co.. McGuire.
Perkins. G. A., & Co., Treetop. Lyon. L., Obids. Miler. P. L. Glendale Springs. Morel z. V. L., Hopkins.
,
R. F., Jefferson. Phipps, J. F., Crumpler. Williams, C. H., Fleetwood. Jefferson. Francis, I. James, S. W.. Comet. Perry, A. A., Grayson. Rose Arthur, Park, Va. Ray, Biddie, Beaver Creek.
W,
,
Goodman,
J.
C, Beaver
Creek.
Vannoy. L. S., Fleetwood. Duncan, J. W., Beaver Creek. Wilson & Osborrfe, Trade, Tenn. Elliott, J. S., Apple Grove.
McNeill, W. R., Laurel Springs. Cole, Floyd, Ashland. Tucker, A., Park, Va. Jones, A. M. Crumpler. Phipps & Stuart, Crumpler. Scott, J. F., Crumpler. Phipps, J. E., & Co., Grassy Creek. Price, T. J,. Grassy Creek. Barton, J. H., Grassy Creek. Pennington, W. T.. Sturgills. Tucker. H. C, Supply Co., Lansing. Dancy, A. C, Scottsville. Sapp, John, Clifton. Damascus Store Co., Hemlock. Green, G. C, Othello. Miller & Sturgill, Park, Va.
,
Jones, Floyd, Clifton. Woody, Alex., Gray. Hill. Mary A., Rattler.
Hill,
Blevins, D.
Walter, Rattler. Dickson, W. W., Grassy Creek. E., Crumpler.
Goodman,
J. 0., Beaver Creek. Dickson. J. A., Grassy Creek. Jones, F. B., Crumpler. Lewis, F. L., Ashland. Dickson, R. L., Grassy Creek.
Elliott,
J.
V,
Sly.
Bare, Goodman, Wagoner. Perkins, W. F., Scotttsville.
Sturgill,
Mamie,
Sturgill.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. HELTON HIGH SCHOOL— Troy I.
Principal,
Jones.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Sturgills.
IN
TOWNS.
Jones, T. Lester, Lansing. Jones, Thomas, Lansing. Barton, J. H., Weaverford. Jones. R. W., Clifton.
Graham, W.
Jones,
Call.
Lemley, I. T.. Todd. R., Todd. Blackburn, W. R., Todd. Pennington, S. E., Sturgills.
A. L.
T.
J..
,
Helton.
Hopkins.
Robinson, W. J., Tugman, B. W..
Creston. Warrensville. Filer, C. R., Nathan's Creek.
Dickson, C. F., Grassy Creek. Jones. Rebecca, Grassy Creek. Gambill, Curtis, Grassy Creek. Gambill, Arthur, Grassy Creek. Miller, Winnie, Transou. Smithey, Mamie, Weaversford. Bowlin, Ethel, Beldon. Oliver, Avery, Grassy Creek. Severt, Minnie, Obids. Black. A. C Baldwin. Graybeal, Mrs. W. A.. Lansing. Rolen, Carrie, Baldwin. Luther, W. L,., Jefferson. Eller, Clyde N.. Berlin. Kirby, Ruth, Sturgill. Blevins, Roby, Brandon. Segraves, J. L., Grassy Creek. Segraves, Mrs. J. L. Grassy Creek. Francis, Eli, Grassy Creek. Calloway, Rosa, Jefferson. Weaver, A. L., Sturgill.
.
,
Jones.
J.
W.,
Clifton.
Gambill. Dr. J. Jones, Dr. W. F., Clifton.
DENTISTS. C, Crumpler.
Roland, E. G., Clifton. Johnson, E. J., Jefferson. Houck, Mrs. Bessie, Raven. Norris, M. H., Todd.
AS IK— AVERT.
I
99
Howell, Web, Grassy Creek. Lemley, H. H., Todd. Pennington, C. B., Sturgills. Kirby. J. K., Sturgills.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK— J. J. as, President; H. C. Tucker, Cashier. THE BANK OF ASHE—J. E .Finley.
dent; W. H. Worth.
Colvard.
J.
Banks and
Bankers.
ThomPresi-
Goodman, Mills, Beaver Creek. Goodman, Hayden, Beaver Creek. Plummer, Mrs. R. L., Crump ler.
Lewis, Mattie, Ashland. Phipps. Chloe, Jefferson. Gamblll, Lucy, Crumpler. Howell, W. H., Baven.
Scott, Keller,
Cashier. Doctors.
W.
J.
Testerman.
C.
Blevins, Mauley. Perkins, S. L.
W.
L.
Druggists.
L.,
Jefferson.
N., Fleetwood. Lyon, Lula, Obids. Johnson, J. R., Linney. Adams, A. L., Trade, Tenn. Duvall, Eugene, Grassy Creek.
Testerman.
J.
C.
Ashe Drug
Spicer,
&
Cash
Store.
Lawyers.
Park,
C. B. G. L.
Bauguess,
Filer,
Minnie,
Sturgills.
Virginia,
Berlin.
Koontz, George .Jefferson. Ray, Ruth, Tree top. Scarborough, W. B., Creston.
Myrtle, Clifton. Rowland, Scott, Clifton. Lewis, C. M., Clifton,
Jones,
Ballou, R. L. Councill. J. B. Bowie, T. C.
Bauguess,
W.
THE JEFFERSON RECORDER
W. Adams,
Editor. Printing
Offices.
Worth, W. H., & Co. Newspapers and Editors.
R. Insurance Agents.
(Weekly)— T.
Printing.
llolman. G. S., Todd. Green, W. F., Todd Adams, J. D., Ashland. Ashley, W. R., Amy. Maxwell, L. G., Hopkins. Wagner, Judson E., Fleetwood. Woodie, Luther, Glendale Springs. Garvey, W. W., Beaver Creek. Ilouck, G. P.. Raven. Perkins, Gertrude, Grassy Creek. Miller. Cora, Laurel Springs. Parker, J. E. Parker.
THE ASHE JOB OFFICE—Job
Jefferson Jefferson
Gentry-Reeves Printing Co. General Merchandise.
Hardware
Store.
Bargain House.
McNeill. E. A. Gentry, W. E.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Mountain Hotel.
Callaway,
J.
B.,
Rawl.
Jefferson
Harness and Saddles.
Hardware
J.
Co.
JEFFERSON.
Incorporated in 1850. Population, 1910: White,
total,
Undertakers.
Badger,
294;
colored.
27;
W., & Son. Manufacturing
Plants.
321.
of
real estate, $48,157; value property, $55,964. RATE: 30c. on the $100.
Value
persona]
Jefferson Roller Mills. Sons. Badger, J. W.,
&
Furniture
Dealers.
TAX
Ashe Furniture Co.
Jewelers.
POSTMASTER— J.
M.
E.
(No town government.)
B. Colvard. Ministers and Churches.
Stabler,
Dunman,
Dunman,
Weaver,
Koontz, Medley,
L.
Scott,
J. J.
L.
A.
Barbers.
CHURCH, SOUTH— E. P. Pastor. BAPTIST — Geo. M. Reeves, Pastor.
L. A.
A.
Blacksmiths.
E.
PRESBYTERIAN—J. C. Brown. Schools and Academies. JEFFERSON ACADEMY— W.
Joe.
Books
and
Stationery.
Prin.
Book
Shop.
AVERY COUNTY NEWLAND. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— 1 2,000.
Formed
in February,
Value
AREA— 300 square miles. of real estate, $1,3S5,670; value NUMBER OF SCHOLLS—For whites, —
1911.
Named
in honor of
of
W.
Avery,
of
Revolutionary fame
personal property, $565,099.00. 48; for negroes 2. TAX RATE County purposes, 62. on the $100; special road. 20c. PUBLIC ROADS Number oi miles approximately 300. Worked by labor.
—
East Tennesse and Western N. C. Railroad, 3miles, assessed value Linville River Railway, 12 miles, assessed value Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed vallue assessed value Valle Crucis, Shaw'haw and Elk Park T. Co. Watauga Telegraph and Telephone Company, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— April 19, October 18.
,
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
$28,120.00 30,000.00 369.00
2,96!
358.00
Elk Park.
land.
.
COUNTY OFFICERS. REPRESENTATIVE— Hon. W. M. Johnson, CLERK OF COURT—J. L. Banner, NewBanner's Elk.
Puckett.
CORONER— W.
Elk.
C.
Tate,
M.
D.,
Banner's
SHERIFF— J. H. Voncannon, REGISTER OF DEEDS — John
SURVEYOR—T. L. Lowe, Banner Elk. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Frank A. Edmonson, Newland. HOARD OF EDUCATION -R. T.
12,957.00 3,824.33 773,186.00 4.77:;. no 1,000.00 216.00 14,515.00 67,318.00 228.00
4,
NUI'KIUOR COURT TERMS
(civil),
—Novemher
3
22
(civil),
October
December
20,
February
15
April
5
(criminal).
May
(civil).
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— George A. Paul, Washington.
Satchwell,
W.
J..
Yatesville.
Chocowinity Co., Chocowinity. Winsteads, W. F., Sons, Winsteadville.
SHERIFF—W.
REGISTER
B.
OF
DEEDS—Gilbert
Windley,
Washington. Rumley,
COTTON GINS.
P. Pantego. A., Bath. Bro., Winsteadville. Winstead, W. F., Co., Hunters Bridge. Oden, J. W., Toler, A., Blount's Creek. Guilford Ginning Co.. Aurora. Eborne, W. S. D., Washington, R. 4.
Washington.
TREASURER —E. R. Mixon, Washington. CORONER— Dr. Joshua Tayloe, Washington. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. J. Privett, WashSUPT. OF
Aycock, C. Brooks. T.
&
&
ington.
HOME— T.
B. Davis, Washiugl- n.
BOARD
OF EDUCATION—E.
P.
W.
.
Ayers
(chm'n), T. R. Hodges, Butt, Bonnerton.
Washington;
W.
M.
SAW
MILLS.
Rfd.
Aycock, Pantego; W. E. W. S. D'Eborne, Washington, Rfd. Swindell, Washington; H. C. Brogaw, Choeowinity; W. H. Whitley, Blount Creek. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— H. E. Harding (chm'n), W. B. Windley, W. O. Ellis, Wash;
COMMISSIONERS— C.
ington.
Dixie Lumber Co., Roal. Crescent Lumber Co., Washington, Perry. J. R., Washington, Rfd. Hodges, R. E., Washington. Rawls, O. B., Washington. Lamm & Tuten, Edward. Paul, C. B., Sidney. Powell & Son, Beaufort, Rfd.
JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
BATH TOWNSHIP—Thomas
Jackson. Pinetown; Tyer, Bath; G. M. Sidney.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Nelson, Lena, Wilmar, Rfd. Williamson. Alice, Washington, R. 1. Gurganus, Margaret, Grimesland, R. 3. Lyda, L. V., Washington, R. 1. Spain, Marjorie, Washington, R. 1. Lewis, Mrs. G. W., Washington. R. 1. Hardison, Edith, Washington, R. 1. Yail, Katie, Washington, R. 1. Porry, Ethel, Washington, R. 1. Mull, Adna, Washington. R. 3. Davis. Mrs., Washington, R. 3. Bland, Rosalie, Washington, R. 4. Cotton, Mrs. E. S., Washington, R. 4. Toasley, Mabel, Washington, R. 4. Privotte, W. A., Washington, R. 4. Warren, Bessie, Washington, R. 2. Booker, Alice, Aurora. R. 2. Guilford, Emily, South Creek. Harrison. Nova. Pinetown. Stilley, Ruby, Bath. Rfd. Bonner, Mrs. Katie, Bath, Rfd. Burbage, Mary, Ransomville, Rfd. Powell, Alice, Ransomville, Rfd. Cayton, Georgia, Edward. Hodges. Annie L. Washington, Rfd. 1. Whitley, Bertha, Jessema. Marquetto, Leon. Ransomville. Piner, Lola, Pinetown, Rfd. Parker, F., Pantego. Weston, Katharine. Pantego. Guilford. Helen. Pantego. Harris, Mildred, Pantego. Parker, Mrs. F. Pantego. Ward, Nellie. South Creek, R. 1. Thompson, R. A., Aurora, R. 2. Jones, Ava, South Creek, R. 1. Broome, South Creek, R. 1. Pitman, Carrie, Aurora, R. 2. Rivers, Mary, Aurora, R. 2. Lane, Mrs. A. G., Aurora, R. 2. Ross, Belva, Aurora, R. 2. Ross, Wilbur, Edward. Tripp, Esther, Edward. Cuasey, Lennie, Pactalus. Howell, Lucille, Jessama. Barrows, Miss, Jessama. Wintield, Mattie, Washington, R. Woolard, Mattie, Washington, R.
,
,
W.
Webster. T. L. A. Tankard, W. H. Jordan, W. C- Kinion,
A.
CHOCOWINITY—W.
A.
Blount,
Jr.,
Patrick. Chocowinity; W. R. Galloway, Cratch. L. M. Scott, Blounts Creek.
W. H. W. A.
C. Boyd. W. B. Fleming, Berry. S. W. Boyd, O. L. Sparrow, M. B. J. E. K. Gurganus, Pinetown Pinkham. Charles A. Singleton, L. C. Alligood. C. J. Cutler, A. N. Cutler, L. M. Shepherd,
LONG ACRE— H.
Cutler,
T.
H.
;
Washington.
G.
ler,
PANTEGO— O.
S.
F. Davis, R. D. Adams, W. Waters, A. B. Jones. Pantego: W. D. SadPinetown; A. Bell. W. J. Bullock, W. L. W. Paul, Bath; R. Riddick, Belhaven
L
;
H. Allen, Pungo.
RICHLAND—W.
J.
L.
;
Godley,
Benj.
Totter.
C. R. Flowers, South Creek; E. Bonnerton J. A. Hardy, J. M. B. Thompson, Aurora; N. W. Litchfield, B. Potter. Absalom Tuten. Edward. WASHINGTON—J. C. Latham. J. G. Chauncey, A. S. Robeson, Joseph T. Ross, W. M. Cooper, A. Mayo, S. L. Willard, C. M. Brown. W. B. Windley. John G. Blount, Washington;
M. Messic.
Tripp.
R.
Ransomville;
L.
Blount's Creek; L. M. Hudnell. W. A. Allison, Washington, Rfd.; John D. Bullock. Tripp. Bonnerton Leechville; D. L. Mudley, Belhaven; B. HWest, South Creek. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Hunter, H. H., Pinetown.
L.
M.
Scott,
C.
;
Roper, Oswald O., Edwards. Jackson, C. C. Yatesville. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Smith, W. B., Pinetown. Jefferson. C. E., Pinetown. Brooks, T. A., Bath. Oden, J. H.. Hunter's Bridge. Broom, W. M., & Co.. Idalia.
,
Harris,
W.
J.,
Leechville.
Acre Mercantile Co., Pinetown. Turnage, J. E., Chocowinity. Paul. J. R., Gaylords.
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Harris, Nota, Pinetown, R. 2. Sawyer, Mae, Pinetown, R. 1. Crumpler, Odessa, Pinetown, R. 1. Parker, Isabel. Washington, R. 2. Liverman, Viola, Washington, R. 2. Harris, Prof., Pinetown.
103
Brick
Wright. Mrs. D. W., Pinetown, Rfd. Radcliff, Gertrude, Bath, Rfd. Tuten, Margaret, Pungo. Joyuer, Annie, South Creek, R. 1. Jones, Lena Rivers, Jessaina, R. F. D. Thomas, Eva, Blounts Creek, Rfd. 2. Latham, Lizzie, Washington, R. 3. West, W. H., Pinetown, R. 2. Kennedy, Mrs. Virginia, Pinetown, R.
Cratch, Pearl, Pungo. Boyd, Pearl, Pungo. Paul, Matilda, Pungo. Bowman, Pauline, Leachville.
Pamlico Brick & Tile Co. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Turnage. Brooks' Shoe Store. Fowle, S. R., & Son.
Book
Stores.
in
Manufacturers.
Latham, H.
Rumley, O.
T.
Cattle.
Butchers and Dealers Central Meat Market.
Cozzens, E. B.
Dudley,
2.
W.
C.
Chauncey, Mary, Belhaven. Spruill, Pattie, Pinetown. Wallace, Lula, Bath, Rfd. Tyer, Annie L., Blounts Creek. Judkins, Bettie, Bath, Rd. Shavender, Rena, Pinetown, Rfd. Shelby, Gertrude, South Creek, R. 1. Dunn, Marion, Soutli Creek, R. 1. Ross, Lucy, Bonnerton. Windley, Maggie, Aurora. Smith, H. W., Aurora. Homey, Margaret, Aurora. Smithwick, Carrie, Chocowinity. Bennett, Belva, Chocowinity, R. 1. Everett, Clara Bell, Chocowinity, R. 1. Sloop, Berta, Chocowinity, R. 1. Moses, Mamie, Chocowinity, R. 1. Mitchell, Janey, Chocowinity, R. 1. Patrick, Emily, Grimesland, Rfd.
Nichols, W. A. Ecklin. J. H. Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Washington Buggy Co. Hassel Supply Co. Clubs. Elks. Halcyon Club.
Commission
Merchants.
Mayo, H.
Pippin
Morris,
&
B., G.,
& &
Co.
Co.
Woolard.
C.
Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Smith, M. A. Confectionery Dealers. Rhodes, W. J. Scott & Sawyer. N. E. Saleby, Contractors and Builders.
Jones,
M. M.
J.
Harding, T.
Congleton, Ira C. C. Miler, W. Coal and
Wood
Dealers.
Havens,
J.
WASHINGTON.
1910: 6.211. 537; colored polls, 48S. real estate, $1,675,270; value persona 1 property. $6S1,270. RATE: $1.20 on the $135. Bonded debt, $289,000. Floating debt, $2,000.
Eureka Lumber Co.
Fowle,
of C.
S.
Population.
R.,
&
Son.
;
White Value
polls,
of
Chamber of Commerce. M. Brown, Pres. C. A. Flynn,
Clothiers
Sec.
and
Men's
Furnishers.
TAX
Hoyt,
Clark,
J. J.
K.
E.,
&
Co.
TREASURER—J. F. Buckman, TAX COLLECTOR—W. C. Ayers. STANDARD-KEEPER— W. H. Tripp. ATTORNEY—H. C. Carter. SLPT. OF HEALTH— Jno. G. Blount. POSTMASTER—Hugh Paul. S. R. R. R. AGENTS— T. H. Myers, N. S. Clary, A. C. L. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS—Z. M. Potts, Postal: E. T. Price. TELEPHONE MANAGER— D. W. Bell, Car Telp. & Tel. Co.
;
MAYOR— F. C. Kugler. CHIEF OF POLICE— R. CLERK—W. C. Ayers.
Town
Officers.
J.
Bowers-Lewis Co. Spencer Bros. John, K.
Roberts.
Buckman,
Ayers, E.
J.
F.,
&
Son.
Suskins & Berry. Fowle, S. R., & Son. Lewis & Calais. Cotton Gins.
W.
Havens Oil Co. Department
Hoyt, J. K. Cook, Jos. E., Co.
Stores.
Dentists.
L. H. Wells, A. S. Gallagher, R.
Mann,
T.
BAPTIST—W. R. Gay, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—R. V. Hope, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Nathaniel Harding. Rector. METHODIST—E. M. Snipes, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— H. B. Searight, Pastor.
.Ministers
and
Churches.
D. T., & Co. Lee Lavenport Pharmacy. Blount, W. A. & J. G.
Tayloe,
Druggists.
Worthy
Tavloe,
&
Etheridge.
Doctors.
T.
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE—
M. O. Fletcher, Prin. Banks and
A.
J.
GRADED— C.
Schools
and Academies. M. Campbell, Supt.
Bankers.
D.
Brown, E. M.
Tayloe, Joshua. Blount. J. G. Nicholson, P. A. Nicholson, S. T. Nicholson. J. L.
FIRST NATIONAL— C. M. M. Dumay, Cash. BANK OF WASHINGTON—J.
B. Ross, Cash.
Brown,
Pres-
;
Havens, Pres.;
G.
Dry Goods and Bowers-Lewis Co.
Hoyt.
Ayers,
J.
Notions.
SAVINGS
Pres.
;
&
TRUST
Bakers.
CO.— B.
Moss
K.
J.
B. Sparrow, Cash. Building and Loan Associations.
E.
W.
.1.
Home
Willis.
Building and Loan Association.
J.
Rhodes, W.
C.
M.
F.. & Son. Fowle. S. R.. & Son. Suskins & Berry. Lewis & Calais.
Spehcer Bros.
Buckman,
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Druggists.
Knight, C. V.
Thompson & McLean.
Schools
Lawyers.
GRADED— H. W. Smith, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF AURORA— K. L.
Pri'S.
;
and
Academies.
Insurance Agents. Stubbs & Snyder. Martin, W. G. Paul, M. C. General Merchants. Lesafky, D.
M.
Bonner,
Lee, Alex. Russ, W. A.
O.
M. Hooker, Cash.
Doctors.
Tayloe, A. K. Potter, W. T. Shubert, Insurance Agents. Bonner & Hooker. General Merchandise.
—
.
White, H. G. Capps, W. L. McKeel, J. T. Windley, Geo. M. Smith. W. B. Lindsey, J. L. *
Bunch. E. E.
Cutrell, J. Terrell, F.
Snell,
M.
J.
Bryan,
B., B.,
Dixon
& Bonner. Wilkerson, J. T..
Cuthrell,
& &
Co. Sons.
P.
S.,
Hooker, W.
Cherry,
F.
H., F.
L.
& Co. & Co. & Bros.
B. G. Blount, D. W. Tarkington, U. Raiff Bros.
W.
Pugh,
,T.
D.
J.
Sikes, B.
Thompson,
Gaskins.
T.
E. D. Belhaven Produce Co.
McCabe,
Burgess,
W. H.
M.
S.
Selby, S. T., & Co. Hollewcll, A. B. Bryant, W. T. Paul, T.
Shaban, H.
Murry, J. R. Oden, W. L. Lupton, Mrs.
Burgess
Dealers.
J. M. Union Mercantile Co.
&
Co.
Hardware Aurora Hardware Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Williams, Me.
Cuthrell.
Henby, Jno. Kinhy, J. W.
Muir, O.
Harris,
L.
F.
Bowen, W. H.
Litcheld
Bonner,
Bonner
& W. S. & Roberson.
Livery Stables. Litcheld.
Manufacturing Plants.
Cherry, F. F. Jones, R. L.. Mfg. Co.
Thompson Ginning
Moore, W. W.
Co.
Barbers.
BELHAVEN.
Incorporated in 1899. 1910: White, Population,
1,125;
total,
2,375;
colored.
property,
Adler, Geo. Martin, II. W. Cutrell Bros. Clark, E. A.. & Co. Riddick, W. S. Gibbs, Millie. Gibbs, Mrs. W. W. Vnliva, F. L., Hardware Co. Smith, R. L. Bishop, J. F. Clark, Smith Co. Peele Bros. Co. Cutrell, A. B. Radcliff. W. H.
real $1,000,000.
Value
3,500. estate
75c.
and
personal
Edwards. Cicero. Hooten, W. T.
Collins,
J.
R.
TAX RATE:
W. Lucas,
J.
on the $100.
Officers.
MAYOR—N. B. Mariner. ALDERMEN— C. T. Windley,
R.
Town
Spot Cash Grocery Co. Connor & Taylor. Fish and Oyster Dealers.
D. W. Blount,
CLERK— F. S. Windley. POSTMASTER—D. L. Windley. CHIEF OF POLICE— O. J. Nye. R. R. AGENT—B. F. Steam, N. S. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
Steam.
Ministers
F. Bishop, F. L. Voliva.
Lupton, W. D. Montgomery, W. O. Wiliams, R.
Grocers.
B. F.
and
Churches.
EPISCOPAL— Claud Alligood, Rector. METHODIST— B. L. Jones, Pastu.. BAPTIST—H. R. Haight, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—J. Fred Jones (Temporary). PRESBYTERIAN—A. G. Anderson.
(Wholesale). Carolina Distributin Co. (Wholesale). Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Carolina. Morgan House. Nobles, F. Phipp, B. N.
Livery Stables.
Sawyer Grocery Co.
Baynor Fenner.
Miller, A.
GRADED— C. B. Garrett, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF BELHAVEN— O.
Pres.
;
Schools
and
Academies.
Sears,
W.
J.
P.
Aycock.
Manufacturing Plants. John L. Roper Lumber Co. Windley, Milson (Saw Mill.)
W.
E.
Stubbs, Cash.
Doctors.
Woodside Lumber
Interstate
J.
Co. (Ice
Cooperage Co.
A.
Mariner, N. B. Windley, C. T.
Bullock,
Gibbs.
Wilkinson,
Plant.)
Factory
and
Electric
W.
R.
J.
White,
Druggists.
T.
Owl Drug Co.
Lawyers.
Leigh,
J.
(Ship Railways.) .l.uvis. W. O. (Ship Railways). Belhaven Bottling Works. Tooly Alilling Co. (Grist Mill).
J. J.
Belhaven Grain Commission Co.
Jewelers.
Bell.
I
(Grist Mill.)
A.
A.
L.
Tooly & McMullen. Martin, R. T.
Tatcm. H. N.
106
BEAUFORT COUNTY
Newspapers
and
Editors.
Population,
1910:
White, 200; colored,
151;
BELHAVEN CITIZEN—W.
Editor.
B.
Woodward,
total,
351.
Markets.
Spmill,
cm nil.
Smith,
W.
It.
T.
A. B. Clark, .Smith Co.
I..
MAYOR— C. P. Aycock. POSTMASTER—H. E. Ricks. R. R. AGENT—G. B. Ward.
Co.
TAX RATE: 30c. on the $100. Town Officers. CONSTABLE— C. C. Spruill.
Ministers
Chirk, E.
Capps, W.
Hi uley,
A., L.
&
and
B.
METHODIST— L.
Churches.
Pastor.
Bunch, E. E.
Jno.
S.
CHRISTIAN—W. 0. Winfield. Pastor. BAPTIST— Rl-v. Haight, Pastor.
Jones,
Knell,
L.,
&
Brokers. Co.
HIGH—
Credle,
Schools and Academies. F. Parker, I'rin.
Doctors.
Belhaven Grain Commission' Co.
Garages.
Credle, E. S.
Baynor, E.
Kicks,
J.
T.
Druggists.
Undertakers.
W.
Bakers.
L. T.
E.
S.
Houston, Blacksmiths and Machine Shops. Smith, A. G. Lamb, J. K.
Cutler
&
R. H.
Allen.
Contractors.
Lucas,
Snell.
W.
L.
General Merchants. Aycock. C. P., Supply Co. Ricks Bros. Whitley, .1. E. Whitley, Thomas H. Jones. A. B. Topping. B. M. Shavender, W. H., & Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Amusements.
Belhaven Amusement Co.
EDWARD.
Incorporated in 1890. White, 225; colored, 35. Population, 1910: Value of real estate, $40,000; value of personal property, $15,000. TAX BATE; 30c. on the $100.
Thompson, B. F. Cullipher, T. R. Livery Stables. Jones, A. B. Manufacturing Plants. Waters, E. S. (Saw Mill). Pantego Gin Co.
Barber Shops.
Nowarah,
Joe, Prop.
POSTMISTRESS—Mrs. Mary CHIEF OF POLICE—W. H.
R.
MAYOR—L.
R.
Town
Officers.
BATH.
Incorporated in 1705. White, Population. 1910:
total.
H. Redditt.
B.
Swindell.
C. L. L. James,
375: colored,
100;
Edwards.
475.
estate.
AGEXT— J. L. James, A. MAXAGER TELEGRAPH— J.
W. U.
Ministers
Value of real
sonal
$30,000: value of per-
TAX RATE:
property,
$15,000.
25c.
on the $100.
Officers.
and
EPISCOPAL— J.
METHODIST—
DISCIPLE
BAPTIST—Xo
H.
Churches. Crosby, Rector.
MAYOR—J.
Town
T.
HIGH—Wilbur
Kafer, O.
O.
Raleigh Topping. Schools and Academies. H. Ross, Prin.
Doctors.
—
Tastor. Xo Pastor.
Nicholson, Jr., POSTMASTER W. A. Tankard. CHIEF OF POLICE—T. C. Paul. Ministers and Churches.
—
General
Merchants.
EPISCOPAL—Howard Alligood, Rector. CHRISTIAX—W. O. Windneld, Pastor. METHODIST— J. J. Lewis. Schools and Academies. GRADED —Katie Bonner, Prin.
Doctors.
Boyd, R. H.
Edwards
Doughty. Redditt, L. H.
Tripp. L. C. Bennett, A. D. Bennett, J. G.
&
Nicholson.
J.
J.
T.
Druggists.
Nicholson.
T.
General Brooks, T. A.
Merchants.
Edwards.
J.
U.
Mason. W. W.
Skittletharpe.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Edwards. Manufacturing Plants. Redditt, L. H. (Gin. Saw Mill, Grist Mill).
(Grist Mill). Millinery Stores. Tripp, Mrs. L. C. Bennett, Mrs. A. D. Markets.
Stilley, Hiram. Pender Bros.
J.
T.
Tarkington, R. Windfield, W. O. Burbage, B. O.
Dillon,
L.
S.
Edwards, A. M.
Tankard. W. A. Marsh Matlison Sons and Buggies).
(Farming
Implements
Grocers.
Bath Grocery Co. Hotels and
Hotel Waters.
Boarding
Houses.
Bennett, X. T. Redditt, A. T.
Livery Stables.
Shoe
Shop.
Edwards, Leon.
Blacksmith Shops. Jones, W. H. Lamm, J. B. Bennett, J. G.
Marsh, G. W. Burbage, W. S. Manufacturing
Brooks,
T.
Plants.
Hardy, P. M.
A. (Lumber and Shingles). Dealers. Confectionery Burbage, B. O. Garages. Auto & Cycle Co.
PANTEGO.
Incorporated in
1SS0.
PINETOWN.
Incorporated in 1907.
Ill
:
A ri''()HT— BERTIE
Druggist.
107
Population, 1914: 547.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR— R.
C.
Waters.
A. Berry. POSTMASTER—David Windley. R. R. J. W. Dowdy, N. S.
U.
CHIEF OP POLICE— T.
AGENT— MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J. W. Dowdy, W. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON—H. H. Hun-
Hunter, H. H. Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Respass, W. A. Wallace, Thomas. Waters, Reeves. Foundry, Iron and Brass Works. Surry Parker Machine Works.
SOUTH CREEK.
ter.
NEAREST
Mclaunch nesday N. C,
returns
total,
Ministers and Churches. J. J. Lewis, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— C. B. Malone, Rector. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— Rev. J. M. Kenzie, Pastor.
METHODIST—
R. R.— Aurora, 6 miles. Motor "Victor" leaves every Monday, Wed and Friday morning for Washington. carrying passengers, express, etc., and
evening. 1913: White,
estate,
same
FREE-WILL BAPTIST— Jas.
D. Boyd, Pas-
Population,
326. Value real
280;
colored,
46:
tor.
DISCIPLE—Rev.
OLD
STYLE
BAPTIST— N.
M.
David Tindal, Pastor. H. Harrison,
Academies.
Harrison,
Prin.
;
$48,000;
value
personal
property,
TAX RATE:
$12,500.
20c. on the $100.
Pastor.
GRADED— W.
Harrison,
Schools and
Neva
Patty Spruill. Assts.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel. Livery Stables. Jefferson, C. E. (Ford Livery). Waters, F. DeL. Respass, W. A. (Ford Livery). Brick Manufacturers. Waters, Lewis & Arthur. Manufacturing Plants. Parker, Surry (Machine Works, Steam ging Machines and Hoisting Engines.)
The Pinetown
COMMISSIONERS—Frank Snell, Messick. CHIEF OF POLICE— J. H. Harris. POSTMASTER—E. D. Springer. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST—Rev. McKenzie. Pastor.
MAYOR—Wliilldin
Town
Officers.
J.
Springer, Jr.
M.
GRADED— Emily
Hotels and Tuthill, E. Ives, E. W.
Schools
and
Academics.
Prin.
Guilford,
Boarding Houses.
Merch&r.ts.
LogTuthill, L.
General
Grist
MiLs.
Oregon Supply Co.
B.
Jr.
Stubbs, R. L. Boyd, Geo. V.
Boyd, Geo. V. Surry Parker.
& Bro. Saw Mills. & Bro.
Williams, D. C. Springer, Whillden,
McGee,
Dixie
J.
W.
Manufacturing Plains. Co. (Lumber and Grist Mill.)
Lumber
BERTIE COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, WINDSOR.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 23,039. Formed in 1722. Named in honor of James AREA— 618 square miles.
Value or
and John
Bertie.
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS—For whites, 51; for negroes, 52. TAX RATE County purposes, 19c. on the $100; special roads, 20 l-3c. special ment school fund, 5c. PUBLIC ROADS Number of miles, 1000. Worked bv taxation and old system.
real estate. $3,359,922; value of personal property, $2,298,656.00. Property listed in 1914, by whites. $4,769,785.00; by negroes, $8S8, 793.00.
—
;
to
supple-
—
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 13.09 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Bertie Telephone Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Chowan and Roanoke Telephone Co., assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 7.48 miles, assessed value United Telephone Co., assessed value Wellington and Powellsville Railroad, 18 miles, assessed value Albemarle Steam Navigation Co.. assessed value Southern Railway Rolling Stock, assessed value Fullman Co., assessed value Daniels Roanoke River Line, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT February S, April 26, September
$441,057.00 6,296.00
1,7s:
4,034.20 580.00 211,067.00
112. mi
—
TERMS—
44,386.00 6.500.00 17,769.00 3.525.00 2,000.00
6,
November
15.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
sor.
Windsor.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. W. Kenney, TREASURER—Joseph J. Pruden. Windsor. CORONER—Jos. B. Ruffin, Powellsville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. John L. Pritchard, Windsor. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Herbert W. Earley,
CLERK OF COURT—William L. Lyon, WindSHERIFF—John W. Cooper. Windsor.
Aulander: Estus White, Colerain. COMMISSIONERS— D. R. Britton. (chm'n). J. B. Coleraine: R. J. Shield, Windsor, Rfd. Stokes, Windsor; J. S. Jenkins, Aulander; T.
:
W.
O.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—B. F. Renfrow, (chm'n) Lewiston; J. II. Etheridge, Merry Hill; \V. Austin. Aulander.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. WINDSOR TOWNSHIP—W. Sallenger,
II.
:
Griffin,
Woodville.
Windsor.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— M.
(chm'n),
SUPT. OF
HOME— J.
J.
Fred Phelps, Windsor.
Windsor;
Lawrence
B. Gillam, Harrington,
Windsor: P. H. Phelps, Aulander, E. F. I). S. C. Cowand. Windsor: W. T. Heckstall, Windsor: T. Gilliam, Windsor: .1. 11. White, D. W. Windsor: K. Sallenger. Woodard; White, Windsor; A. C. Mitchell. Wind
108
BERTIE COUNTY.
IIII.l^
Shield. Windsor, Kfd. Geo. A. Harden, Windsor, Kfd.; T. A. Smithwick. Merry Hill: Jno. T. Keeter, Avoca; Geo.
J.
MERRY
— R.
;
Rosemead Lumber Co., Colerain. Wynns, Augustus, PowellsvilU.
Cherry,
Raggett,
W.
WHITES J. 11. Lawrence. Colerain; W. T. ]). Evans. Merry Hill; J. Bell, Merry Hill. COLERAIN —W. R. Rayner, Colerain: J. W.
('.
Capehart,
Avoca.
Bazemore,
.Mason, Windsor. H. W.. Windsor.
Rayner,
villo:
.1.
Powellsvllle; 15. Mitchell,
L.
W.
S. Taylor, PowellsColerain; T. D. Holley,
Colerain.
ROXOBEL—C.
Koxoliel.
L.
Cobb,
Kelford;
L.
W.
J.
WatSOIl,
MITCHELLS— Wm. A. 'enkins. J. rington, Aulander; Moses R. Barnes, SNAKE BITE—W. E. Ilarrell,
Rfd.
; ;
Har-
J. J., Cahaba. White, D. E., Cahaba. Andrew, Windsor. Smithwick, Jos. II.. Windsor. Evans, M. E., Sans Souci. White, L. T., Woodard. Barnacascel, R. Early, W. F., Aulander.
Speller,
Cremo. Aulander,
COTTON GINS.
Rascoe, A. S., Windsor. Gilliam, Thomas, Windsor. Spruill, C. W., Quitsna. Nicholls, J. B., & Bro., Askewville
or.
Levi Hoggard. Windsor; Starkey E. Casper, Aulander, Kfd.; J. R. Cherry, J. S. Drew; W. F. Early, M. T. Phelps. Aulander, Rfd. Aulander, Kfd. .WOODVILLE—J. L. Harrington, Woodville; T. Veale, WoodJ. B. Saunders, Lewlston; J. ville: T. W. Griffin, Woodville; E. C. Pitman, Woodville. E. D. Spruill, Quitsna; INDIAN Cahrles Bond, Windsor. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. BAPTIST—T. T. Speight, Windsor, Rfd.; S. J. R. Matthews, B. Karnes, Colerain, Rfd. Aulander, Rfd.
and Wind-
Tayloe,
J. F.,
Merry
Hill.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Smithwick, W. R., Windsor. Dempsey, Mrs. J. H., Windsor. Gillam, Helen E., Windsor. Ray, Pearl, Windsor. Rice, Billie, Windsor. Mizell, Erma, Windsor. Sitterson, Maggie, Windsor.
Keeter, Pearle, Merry Hill. Pruden, Chloe, Merry Hill. Phelps, May, Powellsville. Watson, Eva, Roxobel. Holder, Minnie, Colerain. Phelps, Celia, Powellsville.
IN. well, Mary, Aulander. Smith, Mary, Kelford. Britt, Jesse Graham, Windsor. Gillam, Kate, Windsor.
WOODS—
;
GRADED — Windsor,
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX DISTRICTS.
Aulander, Roxobel, Kel-
ford, Lewiston, Woodville, Powellsville, Colerain, Woodard, Merry Hill, Exter.
HIGH— Mars
Hill.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Crumpler, E. L.
,
IN
Hill. Hill.
TOWNS.
McGoogan, B.
J.,
Merry Merry
Ruffin. Jos. B.. Powellsville.
MERCHANTS NOT
Morris,
IN
TOWNS.
Hill.
Spruill, C. W.. Quitsna. Merry Hill Supply Co., Merry
Bovven, Nellie, B. Merry Hill White, Sophia, Merry Hill. Holloman, Rosa, Merry Hill.
,
J. P., Aulander, Rfd. D. T., Askewville. Bro., Askewville. Nicholls, J. B.. Capehart, W. R., Avoca and Merry Hill. Burden, W. G., & Co., Aulander.
Barnes,
Truitt,
(.lover,
Sallie, Lewiston.
Newborn,
Emma,
&
Aulander. Ruth, Colerain.
Cahaba. S.. Cremo. Cremo. Nowell, J., Aulander. Evans, J. D., & Co., Merry Hill. Myers, L. 0., Powellsville. Ellis, J. J., Windsor. Cooper, G., Merry Hill. Phelps, A. B., & Son, Merry Hill. Smallwood, Mrs. M. E., Merry Hill. Brown, A. J., Merry Hill. Perry, W. B.. Merry Hill. Bunch, W. H., Powellsville. Freeman, R. L., Powellsville. Freeman, Chas., Powellsville.
Bunch, Cowand,
Early,
S., S.
A.
Cooper, Annie, Roxobel. Herring, Annie, Roxobel. Pope, Thos. A., Kelford. Smith, C. G., Lewiston. Bullock, Ha, Lewiston.
J.,
Ward, Mamie, Windsor. Parker, Eunice, Woodard.
Bridger, Pauline, Powellville. Pierce, Ethel, Windsor. Asbell, Neppie, Windsor. Peele, Mrs. W. M., Au-lander.
Truitt,
Emma, Aulander
Davis, Elnora, Aulander. Myers, Mrs. Grover, Aulander. Baker, Amanda, Colerain. Bridger, Mrs. T. H., Lewiston. Spoolman, Geo. C, Woodville.
Alston,
J.
J.,
Rayner, M. L.,
Tayloe,
Collins, Collins.
W.
A.
C.
Powellsville. Bro., Powellsville. S., Powellsville.
&
S.,
Quitsna.
Gurkin,
W.
& Spivey, J. Spruill, C. W., Quitsna. Summs, J. W. Quitsna. Jones, W. R., Colerain.
,
E., Quitsna. G.. Quitsna. S., Co., Quitsna.
Cooper, Edward, & Sons, Sans Souci. Mitchell, T. C, & Co., Sans Souci. Tadlock, W. A., & Co., Woodard. Tayloe, L. J., Aulander. Tayloe, J. F., Merry Hill.
J. G., Windsor. Wm., Windsor. H. M., & Bro., Merry White, E., Colerain.
Minnie, Aulander. Cobb, Beulah, Aulander. Spirey, Florence, Woodville. Hoggard, Mrs. Clinton, Merry Hill. Powell, Mrs. W. L-, Windsor. Gaskins, Willie, Windsor. Godwin, Mrs. Edna Keeter, Ahoskie. Earley, Mrs. W. F., Aulander. Joyner, Hattie, Aulander. Britt, Annie, Windsor. Miller, Lucy, Windsor. White, Mrs. Rosa, Askewville. Myers, Myrtle, Askewville. Mitchell, Mrs. Magnolia.
Jilcott,
Holloman,
Lillie,
Merry
Hill.
Bazemore.
Carter,
Bell,
Hill.
Mizell, Lora, Powellsville. Tingsley, Hattie B., Woodard. Britt, Willie C, Merry Hill. Bunch, Lucretia, Merry Hill. Phelps. Mittie, Merry mil. Smithwick, Pauline, Merry mil.
Henry
&
Morris, Colerain.
Bros.. Merry Hill. Evans, Colerain.
Leary, F. W.,
&
Xewsome &
Lawrence, Sophia, Avoca. Cobb, Sue, Merry Hill. Farless, Fannie, Merry mil. Rhodes, G. W., Colerain.
BKRTIE COUNTY.
Montague, Hazel, Colerain.
I.eary,
109
Clothiers
and
Men's
Furnishers.
Amanda,
Lillie,
Harrell,
Colerain. Colerain.
White, Pearl O., Colerain. Page, Florence N., Povvellsville.
Cooke, C. A. Goldstieii, B.
Mary, Powellsville. Bond, Sallie jr., Powellsville. Alston, Mary, Powellsville.
Mnirhens. Margaret, Powellsville. Bullard, L. G., Aulander. Kullard, Mrs. L. G., Aulander. Carroll, Georgie, Aulander. Martin, Effle, Aulander. Morris, Myrtle, Aulander. Godsey, Blanche, Aulander. Dameron, Lillie, Aulander. Baxter, Grace, Ashewville. Tayloe, Annie H., Roxobel. Tarkentsn, Bessie, Kelford. Pruden, Mary, Kelford. Evans, Ruth, Kelford. Britton, Helen, Aulander. Chamble, Lillian. Aulander. Parker, Fannie, Windsor. Peele, Robera, Windsor. Tayloe, Hattie, Quitsna. Bazemore, Goldie, Windsor.
Shields, Callihan,
Mary
P.,
Povvellsville.
Humphrey,
Blanchard
Phelps.A.
(Clothing. S! (Clothing, shoes, etc.) Dealers. Jno. W.
Furniture
5c.
and
10c. Stores.
& B
Briggs.
Milliners.
Hollomon,
Goods.)
R.
.(Millinery and Ladies' L. and (Millinery
Goods.)
1.
Hotels and Boarding Hotel Pearl. New Windsor Hotel.
Houses.
Lawyers. Outlaw, A. B. Winston & Matthews. Johnson. W. Martin, J. B. Gilliam & Davenport. Nowell, J. II. Insurance Agents. Cherry, J. B. & Sol. Gillam, P. R. J. E. White, Newspapers and Editors.
I,'.
WINDSOR LEDGER
Editor. Sewell, H. P. Dail, E. S.
(Weekly)— S. W. Ken-
ney.
WINDSOR.
Incorporated in 1767. Population, 1910: White,
total,
Undertakers.
900;
colored,
300;
Value
1,200. real
Hardware Dealers. Windsor Hardware Co.
Bazemore,
Mizell,
estate
25c.
and
personal
property,
R.
C.
$576,950.
TAX RATE:
Dentists.
on the $100.
Officers.
W.
G.
POSTMASTER— Junius Pridgen. CONSTABLE—H. M. Castellow. R. R. AGENT—W. P. King. MANAGER TELEPHONE— Sol.
Ministers and
MAYOR— H.
Town
P.
Manufacturing Plants.
Rhodes, E. (Saw Mill.) Bazemore, R. C. (Gin and Peanut Cleaning. Tadlock, J. E. (Gin.) Windsor Mfg. Co. (Barrel Staves and Head)
Sewell.
Cherry.
ings.
)
BAPTIST—D.
METHODIST— L. EPISCOPAL—W.
Churches. D. Hayman, Pastor. R. Noe, Rector.
Albemarle Guano Co.
Dail, E. S. (Buggies, Carts, etc.) Mizell, G. D. (Buggies, Carts, etc.) Taylor & Davis (General Repair.) Thompson, T. R. (General Repair.) Garages. Windsor Hardware Co. Bertie Machinery & Motor Works.
P. Harris. Pastor. R.
GRADED—W.
L.
Schools
and Academies. Smithwick, Prin.
Bankers.
Gillara,
Banks and
Lyon,
Cash.
BANK OF WINDSOR—T.
CITIZENS
Gillam,
Pres.
;
;
W.
BANK—E.
J.
S.
Askew, Pres.
M. B.
total,
AULANDER.
Incorporated in 1885. Population, 1913: White,
900;
colored,
Cash.
Doctors.
150;
Sawyer, Chas.
E. W. Pritchard, Jno. Nicholls, J. B.
Pugh,
Value
L.
1,050. of real
estate,
$300,000; value of per-
sonal
Windsor
Mizell,
Druggists. Pharmacy Co.
TAX RATE: One-fourth of 1 per cent., for town; One-half of 1 per cent., for schools.
property,
$325,000.
I. M. Pugh, E. W.
General
Nicholls,
J. J.
Stokes
&
B.,
P. P.
&
Merchandise. Bro.
Tadlock.
POSTMASTER—Royal E. White. CHIEF OF POLICE— G. C. Rogerson. R. R. AGENT— H. W. Gatling, A. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—H. W. Gatllng.
W. U.
Ministers and Churches.
MAYOR—W.
Town
H.
Officers.
Mitchell.
Freeman.
Gurley, T.
Spivey,
J.
Bazemore, R. C.
Rascoe,
L. A. S.
J.,
MISSIONARY BAPTIST—M.
tor.
1'.
Davis. PasPastor.
Mardre,
Perry,
J.
J.
&
Bro.
CONGREGATIONAL— H. B. METHODIST—Rev. Morris,
Schools L. G.
Parker, Pastor.
Bunch &
E. R., Powell.
&
Co.
Gilliam. J. B. Perry, P. T. Gillam, P. R. Harrell, 3. T. Burden, A.
GRADED— Bullard, Prin. Bank and Bankers. BANK OF AULANDER— C. W.
Pres.
and
Academies.
Mitchell.
Modlin & Hobbs. Thomas, Geo. W.
Grocers.
Perry, Edward.
Grant, C. L. Taylor, Rhodes.
Williford,
J.
E. Cooke. Cash Doctors. Harrell, W. J. Horton, E. H. Druggists. Rice, A. F. C. Harrell, E. Mitchell, W. G. Johnson, J. B.
;
J.
110
BERTIE COUNTY.
General B.
Merchandise.
Burden, J. Burden. A. B. Burden, W. D., Greene & Bro.
il.irrell.
Taylor,
Co.
&
(Wholesale.)
Hay, Grain and Feed. A., & Co. Contractors and Builders. Rogerson & Harrington.
W.
It i.c-,
E.
L.
E.
Mlnton, Aulander Farmers' Union Co., Inc. Burden, A. L.
C. \V. T.
Nichols, W. M. Dealers in
Nicholls,
Building
Material.
W. M.
White
&
Mitchell.
White. T. J. Burden, J A.
Mitchell.
.Mitchell.
C W. W. G.
Peele, W. M. Williford, T. C. Rice, A. F.
Boggard, W. D. Rogerson & Harrington. Sewing Machines and Fixtures. Burden, J. A., & Co. Modlin, W. H. Harness and Shoe Maker. Williams, James. Minton, N. S.
Pittman Mrs. W. II. Holloman, Mrs. J. T.
Walter. Dunning, B. .1. Williford, J. A. Rogerson, G. C. Johnson, J. B. White, A. J. Parker, W. M.
COLERAIN.
Incorporated in 1871. Population, 1910: White,
350. real estate, property, $20,000.
total,
Melton,
300;
colored
50
;
Value
$100,000;
Officers.
value
personal
Hardware Dealers.
Hoggard, W. D. Bell & Howard. Butchers and
Parker, W. M. Melton, Walter. Rogerson, G. C. Melton, .Tos. Early, Hersey.
Dealers
in
POSTMASTER—A. J. M. Perry. CHIEF OF POLICE—Wright Perrv.
R. R.
Cattle.
MAYOR— Carl
Town
Sessoms.
Navigation Co.
AGENT— C. L. Henry, Albemarle Steam MANAGER TELEPHONE— L. A. No-well.
Ministers
BAPTIST— R. B. METHODIST— C.
Schools
and Churches. Linebery, Pastor. N. Morris, Pastor. and
Academies.
Undertakers and Herring, J. W., & Co.
Bell
Embalmers.
& Howard.
Boarding Houses.
GRADED—G. N. Rhodes, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF COLERAIN—L. A. Nowell,
W. M.
Sitterson, Cash. Doctors. Nowell, L. A. Druggists. No-well, L. A.
Pres.,
Hotels and Hotel Central.
Hoggard's Boarding House. Williford House.
Livery Stables. R. Notaries Public. Early, H. L. Harrington, J. L. Real Estate Agents. The Dunning Co. Aulander Realty Co., Inc. Layton Realty Co. Burden, W. E. Mitchell, W. G. Insurance Agents. The Dunning Co.
Cook,
John
General
Beasley Beasley,
Merchandise.
&
T.
Callis.
E.
White, A. D.
Henry
Morris, Stokes
&
Adams.
R.
J.
Co. Britton. D. R., Perry, L. A. Beasley, I. G.
&
&
&
L.
Co.
D.
Beasley,
W. H.
Manufacturing
Plants.
White,
J.
R.
White. W. J. Burden, W. E.
Mitchell,
Lassiter,
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Earle (T. E. Beasley. Prop.)
Beasley.
W.
W. H. (Saw
Mill and Gin.)
G.
Lawyers.
Alex.
ROXOBEL.
Incorporated. Population, 1913; White, 400;
total,
Manufacturing Plants. Dunning Brick Co. (Inc.)
Mitchell. C. Triple Gin White, T. J.
colored,
of
none,
per-
&
W. (Saw
Mill.) Grist Mill.
Value
sonal
real estate, $100,000- value * property, $100,000.
400. of
(Saw Mill and Cotton Gin.)
House,
J.
J.,
&
Co.
Saw
(Building Material and
MAYOR— S.
Peele,
Town
Officers.
J.
Gillikikn.
Mill).
(Saw Mill.) (Building Material and Saw Mill.)
Bertie Cotton Oil Co., Inc.
ers.)
J. (Buggy Factory.) Wholesale Merchants. Burden, W. D., & Co. (Groceries.) Incorporated Companies, Not Manufactures. Aulander Live Stock & Supply Co.. H. Jenkins, Mgr. The Bryant Timber Co.. R. J. Dunning, Pres. Aulander Farmers' Union Co., Inc. Local Branch Standard Oil Co., A. G. Lassi-
Urguahart Bro.
COMMISSIONERS—A. J. H. Peele. B. F. POSTMASTER— Jas. T.
R. R.
Ministers and
Capehart, Bunkiit.
C.
T.
(Oil
and
Fertiliz-
AGENT—J. C. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J.
C.
Jilcott. Knight, S.
C.
A. L. Knight,
W.
Herring, Bell. E.
J.
W„ &
Co.
(Carriage' Builders.)
U. Churches.
Pastor.
Bethea, Rector. Schools and Academies. HIGH—Annie Tayloe, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF ROXOBEL— A. Capehart, G. B. Spivey, Cash.
BAPTIST— J. W. METHODIST—W. EPISCOPAL— M.
Downey, Pastor.
Merritt,
Pres.;
ROANOKE CHOWAN BANK— J.
;
M. Jacobs,
ter,
Supt.
Pres.
S.
J.
Fare, Cash.
BERTIE COUNTY
Doctors.
Live
111
Jenkins. P. C. Capehart, A.
Brown & Minton.
Druggists.
Leicester, Paul.
Stock.
Barbers.
Livery Stables. L. Sales Stables.
C.
Fore
&
Co.
General
Peele, C. T.
Merchandise.
Barnes Bunkitt
Norfleet
Burnett. Jenkins Son. Roxobel Supply Co. Capehart, Leroy. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Jarvis. Barber. Lassiter, J. A. Dentists Jacobs, J. M. Jenkins, W. E.
& & & &
Livermon,
Benthall,
J.
Jilcott.
Co., Inc.
R.
LEWISTON.
Population,
total,
1914:
estate,
White,
602;
colored,
460;
1,062. Value real
$200,000;
value
personal
property,
$150,000.
20c.
Tax Rate:
on the $100.
Officers.
POSTMASTER—J.
R. R.
MAYOR— J.
Town
L.
Manufacturing Plants. Capehart Manufacturing Plant, (Overalls and
Shirts.)
CHIEF OF POLICE— 1).
Harrington. B. Saunders.
\V.
Harrell,
C.
T.,
Bros. Co., (Pine Lumber.) Harrell, C. T., (Cotton Gin.) Cotton Gins. Harrell, C. T. Livermore, C. R., (Mfg. the Livermore Picker. ) Peele, C. T. (Pea Nut Cleaner).
Wimbrow
(Pine
Lumber).
O. Carlton, S. A. L. Ministers and Churches. EPISCOPAL—T. Bethea, Rector. BAPTIST—T. L. Brown, Pastor. J. A. Morris. Pastor.
AGENT— H.
Tinman.
METHODIST—
Pea
KELFORD.
Incorporated in 1902. Population, 1913: White,
total,
Schools and Academies. C. G. Prin. Mrs. Lee Smith, Bridgers, Bessie Bullock, Sallie Brown, Pearle Assts. Britt, Banks and Bankers. LEWISTON Waylaiul Mitchell, Pr.s. J. N. Hoggard, Cash.; T. N. Peele. Asst. Cash. Doctors.
HIGH—
:
BANK—
;
350;
colored,
175;
G arris, Frank H.
General
Value
525. real
Merchandise.
property,
estate $50,000.
20c.
$80,000;
value
personal
Tax Rate:
on the $100.
Officers.
POSTMASTER—B. Taylor. CHIEF OF POLICE— D. C. Minton. CLERK—J. H. Pritchard. R. R. AGENTS— H. R. Pender, A C. L. O. W. Parker, S. A. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— H. R. Pender.
M. E.
Pastor.
MAYOR— C.
Town
L.
L.
Cobb.
Bazemore W. S. Minton & Bridgers.
Saunders,
;
Cherry, J. H. Bazemore, Perry. Bazemore, J. K., & Son. Lewiston Supply Co.
J.
B.
Harrell, .1. A. Brett, Geo. T.
Newbern. R. W.
Tillery,
J.
MISSIONARY
CHURCH—E.
T.
Ministers
Churches.Rose, Pastor. BAPTIST—John F.
E.
and
Dunning
Cole,
Schools and Academies.
Cobb. Boarding Houses. Williams, Mrs. Amelia. Rawles, R. W.
Hotels and
Livery Stables.
&
C.
Pope, Prin. Bankers. BANK OF KELFORD— S. A. Norfleet, Pres. J. M. Norfleet, Cash. General Merchandise. Kelford Mercantile Corp. Dixon, P. C. Hedgepeth, Harrell.
GRADED— B.
Banks and
;
Williams, Mrs. A. Rawles, R. W. Carlton, H. O.
Morris
&
Manufacturing Plants.
Bros.
Lawyers.
Craig. Fanning.
Drug Stores.
Garris,
Tyler, P. C. Lowe Co. Chrry, J. C. (Hardware.) Norfleet, S. A. Co. (Wholesale. ) Caphart
Frank H.
Barber Shops.
&
Burkett, P. C.
&
WOODVILLE.
Incorporated in 1911. Population, 1914: White,
total,
Hotels and Boarding Kelford Hotel.
Houses.
210;
colored,
92;
Minton.
Restaurants.
Value
302. real
estate,
$45,985;, value
Officers.
personal
Simmons Restaurant.
Smith,
property, $45,S55.
H.
S.
Town
Drayage.
Tynes, Ernest.
MAYOR—E.
G. Urquhart.
Garris,
S.
C.
Pitlman.
F.
T.
COMMISSIONERS—W.
Norfleet,
Morris.
Griffin,
W.
1)
W.
Burges
Manufacturing Plants. Brown, W. R. (Saw Mill.) Brown, G. T. (Gin and Grist Mill.) Hedgepth, Harrell (Gin.) Parker, George T. (Planing Mill and Vehicle.) Manufacturing Plant. )
Norfolk & Carolina Lumber Co. Kelford Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
R. R.
CONSTABLE—A. J. Morris. POSTMASTER—W. D. Garris. AGENT— H. O. Carlton. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH-
H. O. Carlton. Ministers and Churches. EPISCOPAL— W. Bethea. Rector.
112
BERTIE -BLADEN
Schools and Academies. G. C. Spoolman, Prin. Hotels und Boarding Houses.
J.
Britton,
Norfleot,
J.
J.
GRADED—
Rawls.
Morris, U.
E. G. S.
Rawls,
C,
&
Co.
C.
Merchants.
S.,
Manufacturing Plants. Roanoke Lugging Co.
Morris,
&
Bros.
U.
C.
S.,
.V
Bros.
Renfrow
,\
(..irris.
Brown,
W.
COUNTY SEAT.
COUNTY BLADEN LI2ABETHT0WN.
E
IS, 0116. of
POPULATION— (Census 1910), Formed in 1734. Named in honor AREA — 900 square miles.
Value
of
Martin Bladen.
SCHOOLS — NUMBER TAX RATE — RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Property
real estate. $2,724,22.1; value of personal property. $1,541, 495. listed In L912, by whites; $3,610,009; by negroes. $462,521. For whites, 70: for negroes, 47. OP County purposes, 19c. on the $100.
Pullman Company, assessed value
$
6,993.84
1,332.00 Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, assessed value 926,800.00 Seaboard Air Line Railway, 32.80 miles, assessed value 369. (Ml Consolidated Telephone Company, assessed value 10,353.00 Southern Express Company, assessed value 550.00 assessed value Bladen Telephone Company, 6,096.75 Western Union Telegraoh Co. assessed value 72 750.00 Virginia and Carolina Southern Railroad, 24.25miles, assessed value 3,018.80 Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value 5,000.00 Merchants and Farmers Steamboat Company, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS January 4, March S, August 9 (civil), October 18 (civil).
.
—
town.
COUNTY OFFICERS CLERK OF COURT—W. J. Davis, ElizabethSHERIFF—J. M. Clark, Elizabethtown. REGISTER OF DEEDS—R. J. Hester, Eliza, bethtown. TREASURER— A. McA. Council, White Oak. N. CORONER—— P. Liles. SURVEYOR Rufus Dixon. SUPT. OF HEALTH—L. B. Evans, Clarkton. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS — B. J. Cromartie. BOARD OF EDUCATION— C. P. Parker,
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWN. Lucas, W. H. G., White Oak. Cromatie, R. S., Garland. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS McNeil & Gillespie, Dublin. Maultsby, T. N., Westbrook. Clark, A. A., Rosindale. Parker, C. P., Garland. Smith, G. H. White Oak. Carter, D. A., & Bro., Jerome. Gaddie, D. N-, & Co., Tommahawk.
Garland; A. M. Kelly, Abbottsburg; W. H. G. Lucass (chm'n), White Oak. COMMISSIONERS—N. A. Currie, (chm'n), Clarkton; J. D. Beatty, Ivanhoe; A. L. Tatum, White Oak.
COTTON GINS.
Smith, A. H., Garland. Smith, George, White Oak.
Clark, A. A., Rosindale. Davis, Wade, Populi. Council Bros.. White Oak.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Gus Bullard, Cam. Pait, R. E. F. Cook, Abbottsburg; M. C. Kinlaw, Richardson, Rfd.
C. W. King, Dublin; B. F. E. Rfd. ; D. Hester, son,
;
Hair Bros., White Oak. Clarkton Ginning Co.. Clarkton.
Bridger Co., Bladenboro. Clark Bros., Elizabethtown. King Bros.. Dublin.
Kinlaw, Richard-
Hester, Bladenboro: John D. Burney, Elkton; H. P. W. Ward, Clarkton; Clarkton; J. Miffiean, T. M. Maultsby, J. B. McFodyen, Westbrook; S. M. Newell, Council: J. A. Ellis, Yorick; W. C. Sutton, Eliabethtown; R. P. Tatum, Yorick; J. W. Marsburn, White Lake: J. L. Peierson, Sand Bluff; J. F. Johnson, White Lake; Harmon Robinson, W. R. Smith, Tomahawk; Temple T. J. Long, Garland; Stanton, M. R. nester, G. B. Johnson, Ehzabethtown; A. F. Squires, Notmore; G. W. Corbett, Jr., Currie: Gilead Smith, Kelly. C. H. Brisson, C. H. Waterson, B. C. Devane. LAKE Harvey Sutton, W. C. Johnson, George Russ. J. G. Melvin, J. W. Smith, L. D. Melvin. D. L. Blue, A. J. Priest, WHITE'S Joe Guyton. T. B. Melvin, N. A. Layton, WHITE
Monroe
SAW
MILLS.
Clarkton Lumber Co., Clarkton. Bridger, Co., Bladenboro. Register, C. B., Tomahawk.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Edge, Mrs. Margaret, White Oak. Cain, Sudie M., White Oak. Edge, Florence, White Oak. Holland, Alma, Fayetteville, R. 3. McCulloch, Maggie, White Oak. McCulloch, Robbie, White Oak. Owen, Alice, White Oak. Owen, Elbert, White Oak. Hilburn, Stella, Rosindale. Howell, Mrs. Blanche, White Oak. Dunham, Maggie, White Oak. Smith, Mrs. Kate, Clarkton. Smith, Ethel, Clarkton. Smith, Katie, Clarkton. Rosindale. (lark, Mrs. J. L. Whitted, Emmie, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Helen, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Graham, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Alonzo, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Sam, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Nina, Elizabethtown. Downing, Mattie, Elizabethtown. Downing, Bettie, Elizabethtown. Johnson, Caroline, Richardson.
,
HOLLOW TOWNSHIP— CREEK—
TURNBULL— CREEK—
OAK—
W.
ton.
S.
Smith.
MINISTERS NOT
PRESBYTERIAN— R.
BAPTIST—R. M.
IN TOWNS. A. Lapsley, Jr., Clark-
Hilburn. Bladenboro.
METHODIST—Dr. Reid, White Oak. SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. WHITE OAK ACADEMY.
BLADEN COUNTY
Johnson, Isla, Richardson. McLeod, Katie, Elizabethtown. Singletary, Lilian, Bladenboro. West, J. B. Yoriek. Jones, Mae. White Oak. Melvin, Kate. White Oak. Johnson, Sudie B., Fayetteville, K. S. Melvin. Thaxton, White Oak. Cain. Blanche, White Oak. Herring. Eulee, Parkersburg. Johnson, 11a. Elizabethtown. Burney, Bertha, Clarkton. Cain, J. S., Jr., White Oak. Johnson, Mildred, Elizabethtown. Melvin, Gertrude, White Oak. Dobson, Edith. White Oak. Cain, Grade. White Oak. Charles, L. R., White Oak. Johnson. Mary, Elizabethtown. Marshburn, Mrs. J. W., Elizabethtown, Rfd. Marshburn. Nettie, Elizabethtown, R. F. D. West. E. J.. Council. Guye. Mamie. White Oak. Melvin, M. L.. White Oak. Bradlv. Kanella, Westbx'ok.
Ellis, Ellis,
113
Lawyers.
Clark,
J.
B.
White, K. S. Lyon. J. A. Pait. A. N.
.McCulloch, E. F., Jr. Druggists.
Whitted Drug Co.
General Smith, D. L.
Merchants.
Davis. W. J. Hales, T. H. Melvin. G. F., Co. Shepherd, J. R. Clark, J. H., & Co. Hotels and Boarding
&
Houses.
Sutton House. Hotel Elizabeth. Hall House.
Livery Stables.
Butler, T. V. Manufacturing Plants. Elizabethtown Manufacturing Co. (Brick, lumber,
shingles, etc.)
Yoriek. L., Yoriek. Ellis, Lucy, Yoriek.
Mary Mary
C
Barnhill
buggies,
Manufacturing Co.
(Wagons,
carts,
etc.)
Clark Bros. (Gins).
Bayfield. Minerva, White Oak. Rayfield. Georgia, White Oak. Rayfield, Rebecca,, White Oak. Kelly, Eva, Clarkton. Ward, Mary, Clarkton. Guyton, Clara. Clarkton. Harding, Bessie, Clarkton. Williams, Lila. Clarkton. Critcher, Hilda. Clarkton.
ABBOTTSBURG.
Incorporated in 1903. Population, 1913 (estimated):
colored.
White,
125;
90; total,
real
Value
$29 630
215. estate and
1
personal
property,
TAX RATE:
mill on the $1.
Officers.
Abbottsburg. Burney, Leola W.hite Oak. Melvin, Olella. White Oak. Shaw. Tom, Elkton. Shaw, H. F., Elkton. Shaw, Isabelle. Elkton. Shaw, Sadie. Elkton. Garden. Reva. Currie. Monroe. Margaret. Tar Heel. McNeill, Jones, Dublin. Suggs, Emma. Abbottsburg. McKay. Isabelle, Rosindale. Deamon, Gurtha. Bladenboro. Michael, Jewell, Bladenboro. Howard. F. E. Abbottsburg. Bates. J. A., Bladenboro. Corbett, Mary J., Ivanhoe. Beatty, Geo., Ivanhoe. Beatty, Mrs. Geo.. Ivanhoe. Leonard, Sudie. Kerr.
Evans,
.
W.
McD
POSTMASTER—E.
CHIEF
R. R.
MAYOR— H.
Town
H.
AGENT—
Schools
E.
BAPTIST—
METHODIST—
Clark. E. Craven. OF D. G. Skipper. S. A. L. Johnson. S. A. L. Ministers and Churches. N. L. Seabolt, Pastor. Rev. Sentelle, Pastor.
POLICE—
HIGH—F.
Clark.
and
Academies.
Howard. Prin.
General Merchants.
McAulay
&
Co.
Johnson. S. A. L. Hobbs, P. H. Manufacturing Plants. Hall. J. L. (Repair Shop and Mill). Hood, G. H. (Repair Shop and Corn Mill).
BLADENBORO.
Incorporated in 1901. White, Population, 1910:
450. real estate, property, $60,000.
totil.
350; colored,
100;
Value
$100,000;
value
personal
ELIZABETHTOWN.
Population.
total,
TAX RATE:
15c.
on the $100.
Officers.
1910:
White.
175;
colored,
75;
250. Valire real estate. prorjerty, $40,000.
$80,000;
value
personal
TAX RATE:
.7.
1
mill on $1.
Officers.
Town
MAYOR —J. G. Freeman. POSTMASTER—A. A. Hilburn. CHIEF OF POLICE— E. A. Morris. R. R. AGENT— C. A. Shaw, S. A. L. MAXAGER TELEGRAPH— C. A. Shaw,
W.
XJ.
Town
MAYOR— A. Lyon. Sutton. POSTMASTER—E. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— W.
J.
Ministers
and
E.
Hall.
Postal.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. E. L. BAPTIST— F. P. Hedgpeth.
Schools
Churches. Winscoff.
Pastor.
Ministers
METHODIST— E. C. Ellers. Pastor. Schools and Academies. ELIZABETHTOWN ACADEMY—Mrs.
Clark, Prin.
BAPTIST— J. PRKSBY'TERIAN—W. W.
and Churches. M. Fleming, Pastor.
Davidson,
Pastor.
HIGH— B. E. Goode, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF BLADENBORO— H. C
Pres.; H.
C.
J.
and
Academies.
Bridger.
J.
L.
Bridger, Jr., Cash. Doctors.
S.
Norman,
Bridger,
Banks
Pres.
:
and
Bankers.
B.
Clark.
Insurance Agents.
II.
BANK OF ELIZABETHTOWN— J.
Ralph Baring, Cash.
N. %
Doctors.
Liles.
C.
Jr.
General
Pait A. E. Bridger Co.
Merchants.
Robinfon, N. P.
Bladenboro Racket Store. Bladenboro Bargain House.
—8—
114
BLADEN—BRUNSWICK
Hotols
and
C.
Boarding
Houses.
Huckabee, R.
Clarkton
I..
Wlsoo Hotel. Thompson, R.
Jordan,
J.
Hayes Swindel. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hoi Insurance Agents.
C.
D.
Dever, C.
W.
Livery Stables.
Clark.
E.
llillmrn, A.
A.
Manufacturing Plants. Bladenboro Planing Mill Co., (Saw Mill). Bladenboro Cotton Mills. Bladenboro Novelty Works.
BLADEN JOURNAL
Editor.
Newspapers and Editors.
(Weekly)— Sam Meares.
Livery Stables Clark, J. H., & Co.
CLARKTON.
Incorporated in 1901. Population. 1910: 36S. Value real estate, $85,000;
property,
Owen,
S.
W.
J..
Cox, E.
value
&
Co..
Manufacturing
personal
(Sales Stables). Plants.
TAX RATE:
$75,000. 16 2-3c.
on the $100.
Banner, W. H.
Stout Bros. Lumber Co. Clarkton Ginning Co.
MAYOR—E.
Town
C.
Officers.
POSTMASTER—O. H. Currie. CHIEF OF POLICE— H. N. Russ. R. R. AGENT— A. Huffham, S. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J. A.
.1.
Clark.
COUNCIL.
Incorporated in 1905. Population. 1914: 104.
A. L.
Value
Huffham,
Pastor.
TAX RATE:
real estate, $62,965. 20c. on the
$100.
w.
u.
Ministers
PRESRYTERIAX— R. A. Lapsley, Jr., BAPTIST—Angelo Porter, Pastor.
and Churches.
Flake,
HIGH— J. T. Pharr, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF BLADEN— L. B. Evans,
E.
C.
Schools
and
Academies.
COMMISSIONERS—W. B. Hobbs, W. E. E. B. Council. POSTMASTER—A. H. Holmes. R. R. AGENT—E. Meares, S. A. L. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
Ministers
MAYOR— S.
Town Officers. M. Newell.
Pres.
E. Meares.
;
Clark, Cash.
and and
Carr.
Churches.
Doctors
Clark, G. L. Evans, L. B.
Druggists.
BAPTIST—J. J. Porter, Pastor. METHODIST—W. E. Brown. Pastor.
Schools
Academies.
Prin.;
PUBLIC— Prof.
Asst.
Beth
Blue,
Clark &• Evans. General Currie N. A.
Clark,
O.
L.,
Doctors.
Merchants.
Holmes, A. B.
General Merchants. Grimsley, G. S. Powell & Nicholson. Flake, W. E.. & Co. Porter, L. P.
Co.
Cash Racket Store. Cash Bargain House.
Clark,
W.
Brown
&
S.,
&
Co.
Co.
Hobbs. Squires, Grimsley Holmes, A. G.
&
Co.
COUNTY BRUNSWICKSOUTHPORT. COUNTY
SEAT,
1764. Named Duke of Brunswick. square miles. real estate. $2,477,0S2; value of personal property, $837,999; bank stock, $79,544. domestic corporation, $4,486. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $2,993,590; by negroes, $314,397. County purposes, 36 2-3c. on the $100. County bonded debt. $12,000. PUBLIC Number of miles, about 750. Worked under old State law. In Smithville, Shallotte, Lockwoods, Folly and Town Creek Townships; some of the highways are improved by a special bond fund and tax.
POPULATION— (Census
Formed
AREA—950
of
in
1910), 14. 434. in honor of the
Value
TAX RATE—
ROADS —
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Pullman
Co.. assessed value Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 12.77 miles, assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 12.24 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value Wilmington Towing Co., assessed value Southport and Little River Telephone Co.. assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph -Cable Co., assessed value
$
5.605.00 430,275.00 345,382.00
S, 277. 00 7,182.35 15,000.00 600.00 10.122.00 875. 70 80,534.00
Wilmington, Brunswick and Southern Railroad
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— March
15,
August 23
(civtl),
October
11.
CLERK
Southport.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
OF
COURT— A.
T.
McKeithan,
Gray,
SURVEYOR— A. J. Brown. SUPT. OF HEALTH—J. A.
port.
Shallotte.
Dosher,
South-
SHERIFF—J.
REGISTER
E.
Southport.
DEEDS— TREASURER— C. A. Russ, Shallotte. CORONER— W. R. Goley. Shallotte.
OF
Robinson.
Supply. Geo. H.
SUPT. OF
port.
SCHOOLS—M.
C. Guthrie, South-
SUPT. OF
port.
HOME— C.
H.
Hickman, South-
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J.
E.
115
B.
Kuark,
(chm'n), Southport; Galloway.
Stanley,
J.
L.
Simmons,
J.
Iredell; F.
COMMISSIONERS— John
White, F. P., Shallotte. White, M. L., Shallotte. Holden, E., & Son. Shallotte.
Stanley, J. A., Shallotte. Shallotte Drug Co.. Shallotte, Bennett, A. M., Makatoka.
Knox,
LeLand;
Little,
John A. Freeland.
Shallotte;
Ezekiel
BOARD
OF
ELECTIONS— Peter
Johnson.
Rourk,
J.
COTTON GINS.
Walker, L., Town Creek. Hewett, D. G., & Co.. Shallotte. Johnson. J.. Winnabow. Galloway, Richmond.
Shallotte (chm'n), J. E. Douglass, Cronly.
Winnabow;
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
port; lard.
C. SouthArmstrong, P. Lennon, Supply; F. H. WilSmith, Suburb; David Ward, S. W. P. S. Suburb; W. T. Pinner, Southport;
SMITHVILLE—W.
Frank
Rourk
Price,
Bros.,
Shallotte.
Brooks. George E., Seaside. W. A.. Southport.
Tharpe,
LOCKWOODS
Southport.
FOLLY—A.
SHINGLE MILL.
Morris
Mc-
Waccamaw
Sykes,
J.
Shingle Co.. Bolivia.
Shallotte; Daniel Robinson, Supply; W. E. Dilsaver, Supply; Geo. B. Phelps, Supply; D. E. Robinson, Supply; A. T. Hewett, P. White, W. N. Kirby, J. W. Lancaster, F. David H. Caison, L. II. Phelps, Supply.
Keithan,
W., Winnabow.
SAW
MILLS.
Thomas L. Long, Iredell; H. Grissett, Shallotte, McD. McLamb, Iredell; W. F. Pierce, Seaside; R. W. Sellers. H. M. Benton. Sam Hickman, Shallotte; Iredell; E. L. Stanley. Shallotte. W. T. Robbins, C. W. Harrell, W. C. Lennon. Phoenix; J. T. Roper, Le
John
SHALLOTTE—
Walker. L.. Town Creek. Town Creek R. R. & Lumber Co., Town Creek. Waccamaw Shingle Co., Bolivia. Henry, J. S.. Winnabow.
Sellers, E-, & Son. Supply. Galloway, Richmond, Supply. Chinnis, A. M., Phoenix.
NORTHWEST—
J.
Land;
bow;
Murrell. Phoenix. B. Atkinson, WinnaA. M. Beck. Smith, Le Land; Winnabow; G. H. Bellamy, G. M. McKeithan. Town Creek; P. S. Haws, E. R. Outlaw, E. O.
TOWN CREEK— Jesse
I.
P.
H.
Goodman, E. G., Town Creek. Thomas. A. P., Shallotte. TURPENTINE DISTILLERIES. Goodman, E. G., El Paso. Walker, L., Town Creek. Lewis, W. D.. Winnabow.
Harrelson & Co., Funston. Smith. S. W., Suburb. Galloway, Richmond, Supply. Robinson. J. E., Supply. Brooks, G. E., Seaside.
Rabon.
WACCAMAJJ —
T
J.
Bennett,
Jenrette,
Exuni: J. Regan; D.
A. Phelps, G. Smith, B. Edwards,
Ash; Ash;
3.
D.
I.
B.
Exum; D.
B.
Long,
Ash.
Ruark
Mintz
Bros..
Shallotte.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. BAPTIST—D. L. Hewett, Shallotte; A. W. Clemmons, Supply; J. O. Mizzell, Shallotte. METHODIST—Rev. Beasley, Shallotte; Rev. Caraway, Town Creek. PRESBYTERIAN—To be suppliedSCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
&
Mintz, Mill Branch.
King Bros., Excelsior. Thompson, T. M.. Southport.
Hewett Bros,
Shallotte.
White. F. P.. Shallotte. Babson, J. L., Excelsior.
BRICK KILN.
Knox & Robbins,
Pearce,
REGAN ACADEMY— Regan. FUNSTON ACADEMY—Funston.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Goodman,
Stone,
J.
Leland.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
W.
F.,
IN
TOWNS. TOWNS.
Shallote.
C.
A.,
E. G., Town Creek. Shallotte.
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
Chinnis, A. M., Phoenix. Medlin, W. T., Phoenix. Kirby, A. S., Phoenix. Evans, E. V.. Leland. Adams, W. G., Leland. Williams, S. F., Leland. Rabon, John, Winnabow. Tharp. W. H., Winnabow. Walker, L., Town Creek. Walker, W. H., Town Creek. Lewis, W. D., Winnabow. Kirby, G. W., Supply. Galloway. Richmond. Supply. Brooks, George E., Seaside. Brooks, George E.. & Co., Iredell.
Ward, Luther, Regan. Hickman, R. B., Wampee, S. McLamb, M. D., Iredell. Hemingway. Lina, Shallotte. Ward. May, Suburb.
Long,
J.
M.. Exum.
Rowell. Margaret, Phoenix.
Edwards, D. B., Exum. Little. Jesse, Makatoka. Ross, H. M., Excelsior. Burrows. Bessie. Southport. Inman, A. N.. Freeland. Russ, K. E., Supply.
Holoman. Pearl, Shallotte. Edwards, Olivia. Exnm
Ruark, Ruth, Shallotte. Newton, Lottie M., Southport. Swain, Mrs. Clyde. Southport.
D.
S.
(
Rourk
Mintz
Bros.,
Shallotte.
Mintz, Mill Branch. Hewett, Harry. Supply. Vamum. W. H.. Supply. Galloway. F. E., Supply. Smith. G. V., Ashe.
&
Faust,
Potter, W. Sally. Winnabow. Mills. Bessie. Lanvale. J. E., Wampee. R. F.
Adams, Mary
1-.,
Leland.
Babson,
J.
L.,
Excelsior.
Waccamaw Lumber
Edwards
Dutton. Coleman,
Co., Makatoka. Edwards. Exum. W. J., Regan.
&
Swain. Mrs. Lily V.. Southport. Cannon, Mabel. Town Creek. Frink, Annie, Shallotte. Ballard, Jewell. Winnabow. Lewis, R. F., Bolivia.
R., Ash. Milliken, I. C. Shallotte, Rfd. Robinson, Warren, Shallotte.
W.
Robinson, Warren, Supply, Rfd. King, J. W-, Excelsior.
Shallotte Trading Co.,
Shallotte.
Swain, Margaret. Suburb. Williams. Daisy D., Bolivia. Welsh, Ada B., Shallotte. Colib. Ola R Supply Shaw, Zara, Supply. Price, L. M.. Mrs., Southport. Moore. Kdua. Southport. ROSS, H. M., Ash.
.
116
BRUNSWICK COUNT V
Clothiers
Edwards, Clossie, Bolivia. Guyton, Clara, Supply.
Smith, E. II.. Shallotte. I'.olivia. Mercer, Maggie 10. Una, Regan. Jenrette, Winnabow. Relde, Bertha, Tharp, Susie. Bolivia. Newton, Josephine, Southport. Dutton, Mary, Regan. Edwards, Maggie, Bxum. Baldwin, Carrie I).. Supply. Dosher, Mary, Southport. Nance, Miss, C. H., Shallotte. Cameron, A. B., Leland. Cami ron, A. B., Mrs., Leland. St George, Eva, Southport. Vander, Supply. Little, Jenrette, Walter, Regan. Jenrette. Letha, Regan. Dutton, Lucy, Regan. Clemmons, Bessie, Supply. Wallin, J. N. Winnalow.
.
and
II.,
Men's
Furnishers.
Hood, H. W. Ruark, Geo.
Keith, H. L.
Co, Dentists.
&
Bakeries.
Perkins
Bakery.
Druggists. Watson Pharmacy Co. Leggitt, P. O. Doctors.
Dosher,
J.
A.
]>.
Ward,
Ruark.
Hugh
Geo.
Dry Goods and
H.,
Notions.
&
Co.
Hood. H. W. Ruark & Carr.
Fruit Dealers. Bros. Co. Fish Dealers. Dosher, T. Hoyle, Co. St. George, & Son. Grocers. Ruark & Carr. Hood Bros. Co. Bowman, W. A. Holden, B. J.
Hood
Wm„
SOUTHPORT.
Population,
White Value
property,
1910: 1,600. polls, 161; colored polls, 68. real estate, $4S2,250; value
$119,386.
85c.
personal
Tax
rate:
on the $100.
$3,000. $15,000.
Officers.
Floating debt, R. R. Bonds,
Phillips, C. N. Fountain, J. B. Evans, J. R. Wilson. Julius.
MAYOR—Price
Town
McKenzie, Willie.
Barbers.
CLERK— G. F. Brew. TREASURER— Q. J. Pepper. TAX COLLECTOR— H. L. Keith. ATTORNEY— Cramer & Davis.
REGISTRAR
Tharp.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Cecil
Furpless.
Lewis.
Tharp, P. C. Weeks, W. J. Coal
and
A.
Wood
Dealers.
Bowman, W.
P.
VITAL
STATISTICS— S.
A. Dosher.
.
Russ,
J.
H.
Davis.
Bowman &
Hood
Pyke.
POSTMASTER— R. S. Newton. R. R. & EXPRESS AGENT— H. E. Goodwin, W. B. & S. TELEPHONE MANAGER— S. D. Lucas. H. Stone, Southern Bell; W. Wilmington, Little River, Southport & Little River Co.
Ministers
SUPT. OF
HEALTH—J.
Hardware Dealers.
Bros. Co.
Insurance Agents.
Stevens, E. B.
W.
H
Daniels,
D.
(Fire and Life). (Fire and Life). O. (Fire and Life).
Lawyers.
and
Churches.
Pastor. Rector.
Ranson, R. E. Taylor, C. Edward.
BAPTIST— C.
METHODIST—LOCAL—W. R. Ferguson. PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Maxwell.
Schools and Academies. R. E. Ransom. Prin. STATE Hotels and Boarding Houses. Clemmons House, (Mrs. Perkins, Prop. Grimes, Mrs. G. C. Fountain. Mrs. J. B. Stuart House.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Moody,
N.
Phillips,
Cranmer
Ruark,
&
Davis.
J.
W.
Hood
HIGH—
Paint Dealers. Co. Printing Offices. News Printing Co. Real Estate Agents. Stevens, E. B.
Bros.
J.
Pyke. W. H. Loughlin, J.
Loughlin.
Editor.
Architects.
SOUTHPORT NEWS— G.
Fountain,
J.
Newspapers and
B. Furniture
C. Civic
Furpless, Price. Bobbins, A. J.
Editors. E. Clark, Livery Stables.
Banks and
Pres.
;
Bankers.
C.
Dealers.
BANK OF SOUTHPORT— T.
D. O. Daniel, Cash. Boot and Shoe
Dealers.
Cooper,
Armstrong, W.
Bodies.
Hood. H. W. Ruark & Carr. Ruark, G. H,
ASSOCIATION — SOUTHPORT COMMERCIALStevens, Sec. M. C. Guthrie, Pres.; C. L.
SOUTHPORT CIVIC CLUB— Mrs.
Pres.
;
C.
Ed.
&
Taylor,
Co.
Loan Associations. Building and Southport Building and Loan Association. Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Greer, B. F. Dealers. Confectionery
Co. P. O. Bros. Co. Contractors and Bobbins, A. J. Furpless, Price. Drew, G. F. Peterson, A. E.
Leggitt,
Mary Ruark,
Amuzu.
Oil
Mrs. Carrie Librarian. Theatres.
Doslier,
Sec.
;
Gause, C. E.
and Gasoline Dealers. (Agency Cape Fear Oil Co.)
Watson Pharmacy
BOLIVIA.
Incorporated in 1911. Population, 1914: White,
Builders.
total,
Hood
200;
colored
14;
Value
sonal
poll.
214. of
real
TAX RATE:
property,
estate $25,000; $12,000.
10c.
value of
32c.
per-
on the $100;
on the
MAYOR— J.
CLERK— C.
R. R.
Town
Officers.
BRUNSWICK— BUNCOMBE ALDERMEN—W.
J.
117
CHIEF OP POLICE—A. W.
H. Knox. N. Leonard.
C.
W. Russ,
L.
POSTMASTER—J. Ministers METHODIST— P.
BAPTIST— Paul
Mercer,
J.
& EXPRESS AGENT— C.
Mazell.
Brit.
Murrell.
POSTMASTER—
mington.
R. Goley, F. C. Tripp. S. E. White.
S.
M.
White,
H. Byrne.
CHIEF OF POLICE— A.
Ministers
and Churches. L. Carroway.
Pastor.
STEAMBOAT AGENT—J. W.
and
White. Brooks.
Wil-
Churches.
General F. Edwards, G. L. Lewis, F. L.
Merchants.
METHODIST—Rev. Be as U.v. BAPTIST—J. C. Mizzell.
Doctors.
Goley,
Wm.
R.
Druggists. Co.
Leonard, C. N. Mercer, R. E. (Furniture). Gore, J. E. (Meats and Fish).
Livery Stables.
Shallotte
Drug
General
Shallotte Trading Co.
Merchants.
Murrell,
A. W. Hotels and
Boarding Houses.
Long,
Joel.
Manufacturing Plants. McKeithan, W. O. (Saw Mill). Waccamaw Shingle Co. (Saw Mill).
White, M. L. Stanley Supply Co. White, S. E., & Co. Holden, E., & Son. Hotels and Boarding
Houses.
Merchants Hotel.
SHALLOTTE.
Incorporated in 1S99. Population, 1910: White, 162; colored, none. Value of real estate, $23,574; value of personal property, $5,820. TAX KATE: 16 2-3c. on the $100; special,
4c;
poll,
Hewett, D. G., & Co. (Turpentine Distillery, Cotton Gin and Grist Mill). White, F. P. (Machine Shop, Turpentine Distillery).
Manufacturing
Plants.
White, F. P.
(Repair Shop).
13c.
Banks and Bankers.
MAYOR— F.
Town
Officers.
THE
Cash.
CITIZENS
BANK— E.
F.
Mallard,
P. White.
COUNTY BUNCOMBEASHEVILLE. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 49,798. Formed in 1791. Named in honor of Edward AREA — 520 square miles.
Value
of
Buncombe.
NUMBER SCHOOLS— TAX RATE — ROADS — RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Americas Refrigerator Transit Company, assessed value Asheville Southern Railway, 2.13 miles, assessed value
real estate, $15,577,427; value of personal property, $4,554,475. Property listed in 1913, by whites, $19,528,384; by negroes, 494, S06. For whites, 9S; for negroes, 16. OF County purposes, 21 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 20c; special, County bonded debt, $607,000. Number miles, 100. Worked by convct and free labor. PUBLIC
S
l-2c.
American Cotton Oil Company, assessed value Weaverville Electric Company, assessed value Southern Railway Company 47.52 miles, assessed value Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad, 10.34 miles, assessed value Pullman Company, assessed value Asheville and East Tennessee Railroad, 4.77 mlies, assessed value Southern Express Company, assessed value Black Mountain Telephone Company, assessed value Ashevill Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value Western LTnion Telegraph Company, assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com Asheville and Craggy Mountain Railway, 2.26 miles, assessed value Madison Telephone Company, assessed value Asheville Power and Light Company, assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value
Swannanfoa Railroad, 3.50 miles, assessed value Telephone Company, asssessed value North Buncombe Telephone Company, assesseed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January 4, January 18
Leicester
1,600.00 10,000.00 4.000.00 2,071.00 1,85S,9S6.74 232,650.00 13,166.00 23,875.00 8,689 J 1,000.00 136,272.00 10,950.13
10,000.00 362.00
273.mhii mi
5,218.80
13.71 1,22
I
00
721.00 1,344.00
(civil),
April 5 (civil), April 26 (civil). May 17, August October 25 (civil), November 8, November 29
(civil), February 8 16 (civil), September 20, (civil).
March
October 4
15. (civil).
ville.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—J. H. Cathey, AsheSHERIFF—E. M. Mitchell, Asheville. TAX COLLECTOR—B. A. Patton, Asheville.
REGISTER OF DEEDS—J.
Ed.
J.
CORONER —E.
ville.
SURVEYOR— Otta Israel, SUPT. OF HEALTH—D.
SUPT. OF
more.
R. Morris, Asheville. Candler. E.
Sevier.
Ashe
Bilt-
Mackey. AsheAshe-
SCHOOLS—W.
H.
Hipps,
Asl
ville.
TREASURER—J.
ville.
Brookshire,
SUPT. OF
R.
4.
HOME— B.
F.
Merrill.
IIS
BOARD OF
(chm'n),
B.
I
;
EDUCATION
T. P.
-J.
BUNCOMBE COUNTY. Junes, J. D Murphy,
Ashevilk-,
Asheville;
11.
Gaston,
.1.
Sams,
llomerville.
villo1
AsheE. Johnson, M. Biltmore; Jesse Asheville, K. l'.in l,n. r. I) Leicester: It. Cole, .1. \v. Rutherford, Candler, G. Bernard D. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—S. S Has, .1. F. Ford, Asheville.
.1.
COMMISSIONERS—W.
M.
Will, Fairviaw. Williams. Ed., Fairview. Johnson. R. W., Asheville. R. Case. A. B., & Bro., Skyland.
4.
Brookshire,
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Hominy
Juno
Mills, Candler. Rill more Holler Mills. Biltmore. Leicester Roller Cills, Leicester.
:
i
ASHEVILLE
Sol. \V.
\.
P Burroughs, M. A. Creasman. S. A. Johnson, W. A. James, Jr., E. B. Atkinson, E. II. Cerrimon. Asheville; George W. Fairchlld, A. L. Bright Asheville R. 4; R. W. Johnson AsheM. F. Reed, J. W. T. F. Hunter, ville: Brown, W. II. Wyatt, J. D. Dennitt, R. A.
Stewart.
Currier,
Asheville, K. 1: J. D. Penland, W. Malone, S. It. Gudger, D. S. Huberts, Mears, F, N. Waddell, W. W. Patton, R. A.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. TOWNSHIP—Wash Haynes,
olNTY
CABARRUS COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, CONCORD.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 26.240. Formed in 17rrj. Named in honor uf AREA — 488 square miles.
Value
of
I
!i
Cabarrus.
Property
TAX RATE —
5
1
NUMBER of SCHOOLS—
3c
' value of personal property, $4,056,010. real estate. $6, 031 listed in lull, by whites, $!.i.SN6.4y«: hy negroes, $197,168. For whites, 4S; for negroes, 22. County purposes, 21 2-3c. on the $100; road and bridges,
miles,
350.
30c;
interest fund
PUBLIC ROADS — Number
Bonded
debt,
Worked by
convict labor
and taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina Railroad Company, 17.16 miles, assessed
value
$201,000.
Yadkin Railroad, 1.15 miles assessed value Pullman Company, assessed value Gold Hill Telephone Company, assessed value Harrisburg Telephone Company, assessed value Southern Express company, assessed value Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value Concord Telephone Company, assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value Southern Power Company, assessed value Tulin Telephone Company, assessed value Concord Gas Company, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January 4th, April 19th. August 30th, November
$1,192,574.11 6,900.00 3,659,03 In. no 700.00 2,837.00 17,231.53 3,812.00 3,808.00 6,276.00 1 674.10 74,324.00 840.00 10,000.00
1st.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
PRESBYTERIAN— J.
Stonestreet,
E.
Summers, Concord.
Concord; Concord;
S.
J.
CLERK
Concord.
cord.
OF
COURT— C.
C.
R.
SHERIFF—H. W. Caldwell, REGISTER OF DEEDS— J.
BAPTIST—J.
2;
Rev.
Myers, Kannapolis.
W.
R.
Snider,
Pless,
Concord. F. Harris, Con-
Beeker, Kannapolis.
LUTHERAN— C.
Rev.
TREASURER— J. Harvey Dorton. CORONER—Dr. S. E. Buchanan. STRVEYOR— Swindell Kluttz, Concord. — D SI'PT. o n OF HOME J. L. Powell, Concord. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— David Lippard, ConTji
Park, Kannapolis.
Prin.,
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. ROCKY RIVER HIGH—W. G. Caswell. Concord, R. 6. SUNDERLAND HALL FOR GIRLS—Melissa
Prin.,
Montgomery,
cord.
W. OF Odell, Davidson, (chm'n), Concord; W. F. Smith R. 24; G. F. McAlister, Mt. Pleasant. A. COMMISSIONERS—L. Weddington (chm'n). Concord; C. T. Allison, Concord, R. G. W. A. Caston. Concord, R. 4: 2; W. W. Moose, Mt. Newell, Concord, R. 7; A. Pleasant. OF ELECTIONS—M. H. Caldwell, (chm'n), C. A. Isenhour, J. M. Burrage, ConR.
BOARD
EDUCATION—
Concord, R. 6. IN TOWNS. Grier, S. A., Harrisburg. Black J. C, Harisburg, R. 2.
PHYSICIANS NOT
I.
Yow,
A.,
Georgeville.
BOARD
No.
Gouger, George J., Concord, R. 2. Flow, J. W., Kannapolis. Caudle, H. H, Kannapolis. Pharr. T. F., Concord, R. 6. Earnhardt, John, Concord, R. 4. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
cord.
Shinn
Barrier
Little,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
1
TOWNSHIP— W.
H.
Oglesby.
J.
W.
& Widenhouse, Georgeville. & Son, Georgeville. D J., Bosts Mills.
Stallings, Harrisburg. No. 3 C. H. Hamilton Davidson, R. 24. J. W. No. 4 L. M. Gillon, Kannapolis; Winecoff, J. A. Wineeoff. Glass. No. 5 M. J. Sbinn, P. M. Misenheimer,
6 Crowell, G. E. Ritchie, Concord, R. 4; Geo. M. Cress. R. 4. No. 7— G. W. Dry, G. H. Moose, J. C. Isenhour, J. W. Honeycutt, Gold Hill, R. 2. No. L. S. Shirey, W. B. Fisher. Mount Mt. Hahn, Pleasant; L. A. Lipe, H. L. Pleasant. No. 9 D. M. Coley. Georgeville.
— — — Concord, R. —A. No.
8—
3.
—
No. 10.— w. G. Newell, Concord, R. 7; D. G. Pope, Harrisburg, R. 4. Bost's Hill; W. F. No. 11— C. F. Smith,
Stegall,
Bost
Hill.
No.
12—J.
N.
Brown.
W.
IN
J. J.
Hill,
Lore, C. A. Pitts, M. L. Furer, F. Bunn, Concord. J.
P.
G. M. Howard,
I
Co., Harrisburg, R. 4. Carriker, J. W., Harrisburg. R. 4. Carriker & Baker, Cabarrus. A. O. Carrier, Cabarrus. Biggers, R. W., Concord, R. 7. Burleyson, Mrs. Jeanet, Concord, R. 7. Oglesby, W. H., Harrisburg. Teeter, M. F., & Co., Harrisburg. Alexander, J. F., Harrisburg. Morrison. D. L.. Harisburg. Harrv, W. D., Harrisburg, R. 3. Cook. J. W.. Concord, R. 2. Smith Bros.. Davidson. R. 24. Emerson, M. A., Concord. R. 2. Andrews, S. R., Concord, R. 2. Herrin, M. E., Mt. Pleasant, R. 1. Lentz, A. C, & Co.. Gold Hill, R. 2. Watts Bros., Concord, R. 4. Seaford, John, Concord, R. 4.
Green-Hartsell
METHODIST—W.
L.
MINISTERS NOT
T.
TOWNS.
Owens,
R.
Kannapolis,
L.
Allbright, Concord: S. P. W. Tucker, Kan-
Graham & Thomason.
Smith,
F.
L.,
Richmond- Sloan Co., Kannapolis. Wilkinson. H. B., & Co., Kannapolis. Cook & Foil, Kannapolis. Lowe Bros. Co., Kannapolis.
napolis;
Forbis,
Concord.
Drug
Co.,
Kannapolis.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Yates, A. W., Concord. Stallings, P. F., Concord.
129
C.
It..
R.
6.
Goodnight
Black,
&
Johnson, Concord. R.
2.
Sam, Harrisburg, R. 2. COTTON GINS.
T.,
Bost, E.
Stallings,
Bosts Mills.
6.
Cannon Mfg.
Garmon.
Co., Kannapolis. P. F.. Concord, R. John, Concord, R. 6.
Flovve McAnnulty, Concord, R. 7. R. A. Brown's Sons, Concord. Shinn Widenhouse, Georgeville. Cannon, W. F., Concord, R. 1. Poplar Tent Ginning Co., Concord. R. 1. Harrisburg Improvement Co.. Harrisburg. Smith Bros.. Davidson, R. 24. Teeter, M. F., Concord, R. 6. Russell, R. A.. Concord.
&
&
Concord, It. 3. McCanless, W. I"., Kannapolis. am ipolis. Query, Margarette, Harry. Sarah, Kannapolis. Caldwell, Sue, Kannapolis. Cooke, Lula, Kannapolis. Furr, Ethel, Kannapolis. Morris, Mary Lou. Kannapolis. Carter, Clara. Kannapolis. Waugh, Ruth, Kanuapoli Ridenhour, Laura. Concord. Ridenhour, T. II., Concord, R.
ris,
I
»,
2.
Rumple,
Ella,
Class.
Flowe & White, Concord. McEachern. J. C. Harrisburg, R.
.
4.
Morrison Bros., Concord. R. 2. Barnhardt, J. L.. Concord. R. 5. Hagler, George, Concord, R. 5. 5 Measimer, E. C, Concord. R. Green, J. B., Harrisburg, R. 4. Foil Bros., Mt. Pleasant. Herrin, M. E., Mt. Pleasant.
Triece,
J.
.
P.,
Glass.
Harry, W. D., Harrisburg. Wallace. J. R., Huntersville. W. R. Kindley Mfg. Co., Mt, Pleasant. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Concord. Widenhouse, M. L., Concord.
Laughlin. Novella, Concord, K. J. Fisher, Frances, Concord, K. 2. Weddington, w. J., Concord. Patterson. Helen, Concord. Werner, Helen, Concord. Winecoff, Evelyn, Concord. Walker. O. T., Concord. R. :!. Sapp, Rubie. Concord. R. 3. Shinn. M. J., Concord. R. 3. Castor, Sadie. Concord, R. 3. Brumley, Mary. Concord. R. 3. Harris, Virginia. Concord, R. 2. Suther, J. A., Concord. R. 4. Carter, Leola, Concord, K. 4. Walker, Myrtie, Concord. R. 4. Holshouser, Marv. Rockwell Ritchie, C. H., Concord, B. 4.
Pleasant. Heilig, Bess, Mount Bikle, L. A., Concord, R. 4. Ritchie, Ella, Concord R. 4. Barringer, Jennie, Gold Hill. Stifford, Walter, Concord. R. 4. Shoe. Mittie. Gold Hill, R. 1. Morgan, Lillie, Gold Hill, R. 1.
FLOUR,
Bost, E.
CORN AND FEED
Bosts Mills.
MILLS.
T..
Garmon. John, Concord, R. 6. Morris, W. W., Concord. Cox Bros., Concord, R. 1. Furr, M. M., Concord. R. 7. Green & Garmon. Harrisburg, R. 4. Shinn & Widenhouse, Georgeville.
Myers,
Cline,
('line,
Concord. R. 4. Concord, R. 4. McLaughlin, Maye, Mt. Pleasant. Pharr. Mary, Concord, R. 5.
Addie,
Sickles,
Sallie. Lillian,
Cold
Hill.
W.
R.,
Mount
,
Pleasant.
W. R., Mt. Pleasant. Foil Bros., Mt. Pleasant. R. 3.
Kindley,
Concord Milling Co., Concord. Cabarrus Roller Mill, Concord.
Blackwelder, G. A., Concord. Moose, G. D. Concord, R. 4.
SAW
Safrit,
MILLS.
R. W., Concord, R. 4. Bost, W. B. J.. Concord, R. 4. Heinze, John, Mt. Pleasant. Faggart & Brafford, Concord, R. Hartsell, R. L., Smiths Ford. Chaney, W. M., Harrisburg, R. 4 McEachern. J. C, Harrisburg, R. Rost, E. T., Bosts Mills. R. 1. Kluttz. Martin. Rockwell, Dees, R. A., Concord.
5.
Mount Pleasant, K. Concord. Harrisburg. Harrisburg. Peck, Leona, Hartman, Anna, Concord, It. 7. Gourley, J. B.. Mrs., Concord, R. VanHoy, H. P., Concord, R. 7. Bost, Fannie. Concord, R. 7.
Barrier.
Barnhardt, C. H. Mrs., Mount Pleasant. Heilig, Mary, Mount Pleasant. Barringer. Lena. Mount Pleasant. Shinn, K. A., Georgeville. Walker, Fannie, Georgeville. Krimminger, Amanda, Bost Mills.
P.
Andrews, Meroney,
C.
A. R.
3.
,
Lillie.
7.
4-
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Flowe, Dora, Concord, R. 7. Ridenhour, D. L., Concord, R. Gourley, Mary P., Concord, R. Covington, Sue, Concord, R. 6. Hamilton, F. A., Harrisburg, R. Howie, Maud, Harrisburg, R. 4. Lapsley, Catherine, Concord, R. 6. Harrisburg. Moose, D. W.
,
6.
6. 4.
Midland. Keller. A. Hurlocker, Margaret, Midland. Barbee. B. J.. Mount Pleasant. Blackwelder, Ida. Concord, It. 5. Keever, Lizzie, Concord, R. 5. Grant, D. P., Concord, R. 5. Shinn, Viola, Concord, It. •". VanHoy, J. W., Concord. R. 6. Beason, Beatrice, Concord. R. 6. Pharr, Bernice. Concord, Tt. G. MeCurdy, Fannie, Concord, Crowell, Margarette, Concord. Lippard, Ethel, Concord.
.
W
Crier.
Anna
B.,
Harrisbur5C
Morrison, Lee Annie, Harrisburg. Walker, Elsie, Concord, R. 6. Townsend, Iva, Harrisburg. Fisher, Lavenia, Concord, R. 1. Brown, Mary, Harrisburg. Alexander, Loma, Concord, R. 1. Hostetter, Maud, Concord, R. 1. Johnson, Cora, Concord, R. 1. Murph, Chas, Concord, R. fi. Sharp, Mr., Davidson, R. 24. Walace, Maud, Davidson, R. 24. Ritchie, Nora. Concord, R. 2. Corriher, Maud, Concord, R. 2. Johnson, Delia, Huntersville, R. 21.
OTNCORD.
Police
White Value
9,046. 119, 1,109; colored polls. polls, of real estate $2,145,130; valu. Ol
Census,
pel
sonal property, $1,169,717. TAX RATE: $1.65 on the $100 and $2.76 on the poll.
Bonded
debt, F.
$344.,500.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—A.
Hartsell.
.1.
CHIEF of POLICE -J. M. Mabery. CLERK & TREASURER- W. Weddington.
TAX COLLECTOR—J.
C.
Fink.
—9—
ISO
CABARRUS COUNTY.
Maness.
L.
1'
ATTORNEY—T. D. POSTMASTER— jr.
It.
Building and
sociation.
Loan Associations.
Buchanan.
The Cabarrus Building, Loan
soclation.
&
Savings As-
TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Virginia
\V.
R. AGENT R. Morris EXPRESS AGENT—W. M. Busbee.
The Concord Perpetual Building and Loan AsFouchee. Building and Loan Association, Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. R. B. (Manufacturer). Dees, Yorke & Wadsworth Co. Ritchie Hardware Co. Dayvault, A. S. Clubs. Elk's Home. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Cannon Manufacturing Co. Cabarrus Cotton Mills.
Citizens
r.
D. Coletrane, Concord Telp. Co. Maud Brown, Southern Bell. Ministers and Churches.
:
TELEPHONE MANAGERS—L.
BAPTIST— First, J. EPISCOPAL—Rev.
METHODIST—Central,
tor: Forest Hill. M. S. worth, A. Raper, R. K. Brady, Pastor.
V. Tilley. Phosperiti. M. F. Moores. PasT. Smathers. Pastor: Ep-
Pastor;
J.
West
Concord,
— ASSOCIATE REFORMED R. Hooten.
.T.
M. Grier, Pastor: McKlnnon, A. D. Wauchope: Cannonvllle, W. ('. Wanehope; Bayless Memorial, A. D. Wauchope, rastor.
PRESBYTERIAN—First,
PRESBYTERIAN
GERMAN REFORMED— W.
H. Warner, PasR.
tor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT—J.
Pastor.
Hutton.
Gibson Manufacturing Co. Locke Cotton Mills Co. Young-Hartsell Mills Co. Brown Manufacturing Co. Brander Cotton Mill Corporation. Franklin Cotton Mills. Kerr Bleachery & Finishing Works. Magnolia Mills Co.
Confectionery
Dealers.
HIGH— GRADED—
St.
Schools and Academies. W. W. Morris. Prin. A. S. Webb, Supt. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Cloud.
Cafe.
Concord Candy Kitchen.
Norman,
J.
New South
Piedmont Cafe. Cline & Mabry. Hopkins House.
Allen Hotel.
Architects.
McKinley & Cosby. Gibson Drug Store. Peoples Drug Co. Davis Drug Co.
Scarboro & Roberts. Ritz, H. G. Dove & Bost Co. Lippard & Barrier.
Querry, John R. Caldwell, D. A. National Lumber Co. & Sons. Brown, R. A
,
Contractors Querry, John, R. Caldwell, D. A. Wathall. R. L. R. A. Brown's Sons.
and
Builders.
Banks and
Bankers.
B.
I.
Nation Lumber Co.
Coltrane,
CONCORD
Pres.
Pres.
:
NATIONAL—D.
Cash.
L. C.
D. Coltrane. Cash.
CABARRUS SAVINGS—H.
W. Swink, CITIZENS BANK
; ;
Woodhouse.
Jones
& TRUST CO.— A.
Niblock, T. C. Coal and Wood Craven, K. L., & Sons. R. A. Brown's Sons. Pounds, A. B. Cook, D. M.
Dealers.
Yorke, Pres.
Wagoner, Cash. Bakers. The Concord Steam BakeryBrick Manufacturers. R. A. Brown's Sons. Bottling Works. Carolina Bottling Co. Cheri-Cola Bottling Works.
Boot and Shoe Dealers. Ivey Shoe Store. White-Morrison-Flowe Co.
C. B.
Sapp,
J.
T.
Chamber
;
of
Commerce.
Brander,
UNITED CITIZENS CLUB—L. W. Pres. J. C. Fink. Sec. & Treas.
Brown-Cannon
Parks, H. L.,
&
Co. Co.
Parks-Belk Co. Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co. Barrier-Widenhouse & Co.
Efird's.
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Hoover's, Inc. Brown -Cannon Co. V.'liUe-Morrison-Flowe Co. Parks, H. L., & Co. Parks-Belk Co. Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co. Efird's Barrier, Widenhouse & Co. Cotton Gins. Yorke & Wadsworth Co. Ritchie Hardware Co.
& Bro. H., & Sons. Furr & Bost. Widenhouse & Sons. Dry. C. A., & Co. Furr. J. M. Walter, M. C, Co. Smith, J. E. Bros.
Smith, T. Waddell.
J..
I.
Cotton Kennett, J. A. Archibald, N. A. E. F. White, Sappenfleld, A. L.
Buyers.
Department Stores.
Parks, H. L.
Efird's
&
Co.
Co.
Parks-Belk
Herring.
IT.
Book Stores. White-Morrison -Flow Co. Home Educational Co. Butchers and Dealers
Dayvault, J. F., Graher, H. A.,
Sappenfleld, Kestler, G.
C.
Dentists.
Houston.
in
W.
V.
C. C.
Cattle.
Ezzell,
W.
J.
L.
& &
M.
Co. Sons.
Davis,
Tobacco
Hartsell, A. F., Co.
Dealers.
W.
Patterson, G.
W.
(Wholesale). (Wholesale).
CABARRUS COUNTY
Druggists. Gibson Drug Store, Inc. Davis Drug Co. Cabarrus Drug Co. Peoples Drug Co. Marsh. M. L. Laughlin, J. F. Doctors. Smoot. J. E. l'emberton, W. D.
131
Wilkinson-Widenhouse Walker, D. M.
Williams, C.
&
Co.
Furr
&
J.,
&
Co.
Bost.
J.
Querry,
C.
Barrier-Widenhouse
Laughlin, John. Blackwelder, Arthur.
Slither, C. A. Dry. C. A., Barr. S. M.,
&
Co.
Caldwell D. G. King, R. M.
Lafferty, J. S.
& Son. & Bro.
Co. Sons.
Walter, M.
C,
Widenhouse
Five
&
Wallace, Reed, J.
J.
W.
J.
F.
MacFayden, R. R.
Patterson, A.
Wadsworth, W. H.
Rankin, S. W. Buchanan, S. E. Dry Goods and Notions. White-Morrison-Flowe Co. Parks, H. L., & Co.
Efird's.
and Ten-Cent Stores. Braehen, Miss Glenn. United 5 and 10c Store. Hardware Dealers. Yorke & Wadsworth Co.
Ritchie
Hardware
Ice
The Concord
Co. Hospital. Hospital.
Manufacturer.
Pounds. A. B.
Widenhouse
&
Sons.
Insurance Agents.
'
Dry, C. A. Furr & Bost. Walter, M. C, Co.
Fisher's.
Parks-Belk Co. Wilkinson-Widenhouse Co. Barrier, Widenhouse & Co. Waddell, I. H., & Sons.
Smith, T.
Gaskel, S.
J..
White. E. F. (Life and Fire). Virginia Life Insurance Co. Metropolitan Insurance Co. Fetzer, P. B., (Life and Fire). Patterson, John K. (Life and Fire). Southern Loan & Trust Co. (Life and Flri Citizens Bank & Trust Co. (Fire).
Hendrix,
Correll,
Collett.
J.
I.
&
M.
J.
Bro.
Dealers.
M.
Fruit
(Fire). Jewelers.
W. C,
C.
J.
Jewelery Co.
Patterson, G.
W.
(Wholesale).
Willeford,
Concord Candy Kitchen. Ritz H. G. Dove & Bost Co. Lippard & Barrier.
Scarboro
W.
Junk
Dealers.
Kirkwood, R.
Robbins, W. L. Craven, K. L., & Sons. Laundries.
&
Roberts.
Norman,
J.
Cline, .Tohn Glass, W. J.
W.
Concord Steam Laundry.
Lawyers.
Hartsell, L. T. Crowell. J. L.
Power and Light Companies. Board of Light and Water Commissioners. Southern Power Co. Fertilizer Dealers and Manufacturers. White- Morrison-Flowe Co.
Cline & Moose. Davault, A. S.
Means, W. G.
Stickley, M. B. Puryear, H. S. Williams. H. S. Mar.ess, T. D. Furr. D. M. Caldwell, M. H. Hutchison. J. W. Palmer. A. B. Carver, G. A.
Yorke
('line & Mabrey. New South Cafe.
& Wadsworth Co. Fish and Oyster Dealers. Sappenfleld, C. M.
Foundries
and
Iron
Works.
Concord Foundry
&
Machine Works.
Van Hoy,
Niblock.
J.
W.
Dealers.
Furniture Dealers. Bell- Harris Furniture Co. Craven Bros. Furniture and Undertaking Co.
Lumber Manufacturers and Yorke Furniture Co.
F.
C
&
Concord Furniture Co. Wilkinson, H. B., & Co.
Furniture Factory. Yorke Furniture Co. Garages.
National Lumber Co.
Corl,
Erown, M. L.. & Bro. Corl-Wadsworth Co.
Sapp, T.
Fisher,
J.
M.
J.,
Livery Stables. Sons.
Cabarrus Motor Car Co.
Lipe,
L.
J.
E.
C.
G. L.
I.
Blume,
Waddell,
H.
Marble
Works.
Dealers.
Gas Plant. Concord Gas Co.
Grocers.
Hartsell, A. F., Patterson, G. W.
Parnell, Ed.
Freeze
&
&
Utley.
&
Co. (Wholesale). (Wholesale).
Machinery
Yorke
Ritchie
White-Morrison-Flowe Co. Lippard & Barrier. Cline, John W.
Glass,
Wadsworth Hardware Co.
Medicine
Co.
Co.
Manufacturers.
Parks, H. L., & Co. Smith. J. E., & Bro. Dove & Bost Co. Waddell. I. H., & Son. Smith, T. J., & Bro.
W.
Gowan Medical
Southern
Ritchie
J.
Oil Mills. Cotton Oil Co. Paint and Oil Dealers.
Hardware
Co.
Co.
Yorke
& Wadsworth
132
Painters.
Correll,
CAB
E.
J.
i
\i;i:rs
CALDWELL
Value
property,
real
estate,
$75,000;
value
personal
Brown,
LaPayette.
TAX RATE:
$170,000.
30c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Wliitlock,
Marvin (Sinn).
Town
Mund. Frank.
Whitlock, William. Kit/.. H. G. (Sign). Blair, Chas. Plumbers. Grady, E. B.
MATOB Lee Foil. POSTMASTER—J.
Ministers
B.
McAllister.
L. Lefler.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
and
Churches.
Pastor. Stanly.
Piano and Organ Dealers.
Bell & Harris Furniture Co. Wilkinson, W. Photographers.
A
LUTHERAN—A. G. Goodman, GERMAN KEFOBMED— Rev. METHODIST—G. A. Stamps.
Schools
and
Academies.
Prin.
Matthews.
GRADED— Hugh —G.
MT.
Barrier.
Newspapers and
Editors. ^
PLEASANT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
H. C. Fisher,
TIMES (Semi-Weekly)—J. B. Sherrill, Prop. PAIL'S TRIBUNE—J. B. Sherrill, Prop. CHRONICLE (Semi-Weekly)—J. M. L. Lyeriv.
F. McAllister. Prin.
MT.
Prin.
AMONAE SEMINARY— JBanks and
Bankers.
Editor.
OUTLOOK
Training
(Weekly)— Stonewall
Jackson
School, Publishers. Real Estate Agents. Southern Loan & Trust Co. Patterson, John K. White, E. F. Concord Ins. and Real Estate Co.
Tailors.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK OF PLEASANT— H. I. Woodhouse. Pres.
;
MT.
L.
J.
Foil,
Cash.
Doctors.
J. J.
J.
Bunn,
Foil,
M. A. M.
Druggists.
Matthews,
Moose, A.
Concord Pressing Club.
City Pressing Club. Vacuum Pressing Club. Love, J. E.
W.
General
Merchants.
Lowe,
S.
J.
Street Railway. Public Service Co. Undertakers and Embalmers. Bell & Harris Furniture Co. Craven Bros. Furniture & Undertaking Co. Wilkinson, H. B., & Co. Veterinary Surgeons. Griffin, B. L. Bunn. J. F. Spencer, T. N. Wall Paper Dealers. Correll, E. F. Mund, Frank.
\T
Foil Bros. Heilig, C. G. Hartsell, W. S.
.
C.
Mt. Pleasant Mercantile Co. Lentz. C. G. Hotels and Boarding Welsh House. Lentz Hotel.
Livery Bitchie, Luther. Louder, J. F.
Stables.
Houses.
MT. PLEASANT.
Incorporated in 1856. White, Population, 1910:
total.
Manufacturing Plants. Tuscarora Cotton Mill. W. R. Kindley Cotton Mills. Mt. Pleasant Lumber Co. Herring, J. O., Machine Shops.
Foil Bros. Boiler Mils. Kindley Boiler Mill.
Lefler.
J.
800; colored,
150;
950.
H., Machine Shop.
CALDWELL COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT, LENOIR.
POPULATION— (Census
Formed
of
in
1841.
Named
1910), 20,579. in honor of Dr.
Joseph Caldwell,
first
President of the University
ABEA —450
Value
of
North Carolina.
square miles.
estate,
Property listed in
$2,553,463; value of personal property $1,647,2S0. by whites, $4,140,266; by negroes, $60,477. whites, 86; for negroes. 14. TAX RATE County Purposes, 19c. on the $100; special, 6 2-3c. County bonded debt, $15,000. Worked under old State law. PUBLIC
real
1914,
XT'MBEB OF SCHOOLS— For
—
ROADS—
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Co. assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Lenoir Electric Co., assessed value Carolina and Northwestern Railway, 3S.34 miles, assessed value Citizens Light and Power Co., assessed value Watauga. Turnpike Co. assessed value Lenoir & Blodiwng Bock Telegraph Co-, assessed value Lenoir & Blowing Rock Turnpike Line, assessed value assessed value Hickory Electric Co.
, .
5
5,757.00 1.106.00
5,00n.tlH
,
Watauga Electric Ci Watauga and Yadkin Biver Bailroad Co Blowing Bock Line St'PEBIOB COUKT TERMS February
—
22,
May
10,
August 23
(civil),
November
357,240.00 9.950.00 4,000.00 500.00 11,666.00 1,545.00 1,350.00 12,450.00 523.00 15 (civil)
CALDWELL COUNTY
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—W. C. Moore.
noir.
Jr.,
133
Le-
SURVEYOR— R. C. Houck, Lenoir. SUPT. OF HEALTH— L. H. Coffey. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS—Y. D. Moors, Lenoir. SUPT. OF HOME— Andy Teague. BOARD OF EDUCATION— P. G. Mool,
Ganite Falls; M. L. Greer, Lenoir; R. B. Bush,
Lenoir.
terson;
SHERIFF— J. A. Triplett. REGISTER OF DEEDS—J. M. Crisp, Lenoir. TREASURER—E. L. Steel. Lenoir. CORONER—John L. Austin, Lenoir, R. 2.
McCall, W. A., Finley. Sherrill, G. W., Gunpowder. Smith, H. S., & Co., Petra Thompson, M. K.. Gamewell. Icenhour, G. M., King's Creek.
FLOUR. CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Moore
Tuttle,
Bros.,
Granite Falls, R.
2.
D. B., Gamewell. Cedar Valley Mills. Lenoir, R. Smith, H. S., & Co., Petra.
2.
Crisp,
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. W. C, Lenoir. R. 4.
COMMISSIONERS—W. J. Harrington. PatElgie Estes, Lenoir; G. P. Settlemlre. HOARD OF ELECTIONS— J. C. Seagle,
;
(chra'n)
VV.
S.
Miller, L.
E.
Rabb.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. JOHN'S RIVER TOWNSHIP— Tom Moore, Collettsville; D. W. Loyd, C. H. Holloway. HUDSON—W. H. H. Hastley, D. L. Sullivan.
KING'S CREEK—G. M. Icenhour, Chas McGee, Pieklns Barlow, King's Creek.
L.
Huntley, Lelia, Lenoir, R. 4. Moore, W. H., Lenoir. R. 4. Nelson, Laura, Patterson. Kincaid, W. D.. Lenoir, R. 5. Anderson, Fannie, Lenoir, R. 5. Setzer, Albert, Lenoir. R. Littlejohn, F. I., Lenoir, R. Satterwhite, Olie, Lenoir. R. 4. Houck, E. C, Lenoir. R. 4. King, Boone, Lenoir, R. 5. Link, Estelle, Mis.. Lenoir, R.
.".. .",.
5.
Crump, L.
Benfield,
L.,
Lenoir,
R.
."..
WILSON'S CREEK—T. R. LENOIR—W. L. Swanson,
Bradshaw,
J.
Candill. G. P. Kay lor,
H.
S..
Whitnel.
A.
LOWER CREEK—P. J. McDode. F. S. McGowan, E. A. Poe. LITTLE RIVER—M., J. Smith, W. L. Deal, John M. Downs. GLOBE— I. G. Greer, B. A. Crump, Thos J. Cook. NORTH CATAWBA—G. W. Smith, D. N. W. Smith, A. C. Craig. TATTERSON— C. J. Dobbins. J. N. Harrison, E. J. Bryant. YADKIN VALLEY— O. F. Annas, R. L. Miller, C. H. Hawkins. LOVELADY— I. A. Starnes, I. B. Williams.
J.
A. Buah, Sr.
Whisnant, Swanson, Anderson, Anderson,
Conley, Kent. H.
Jennie,
Whitnel
Lenoir,
R.
4.
4. 3.
W.
L.,
Dora, Lenoir, R.
R.
Zella, Lenoir, G. P., Lenoir.
M., Mrs.. Lenoir, R. Miller. Frank, Lenoir. R. 5. Icenhour, Maud. Lenoir, R. 2. May. W. P., Lenoir, R. 2. Bush, R. B., Lenoir, It. 1.
",.
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. SECOND ADVENTIST—G. D. Sherrill.
noir. R. Cottrell,
Mabel, Lenoir, It. 1. Austin, S. L., Lenoir, R. 1. Story, Pearl, Lenoir, R. 1. Hoover, Vonnie, Mrs., Lenoir, R. Greer, J. F., Lenoir, R. 1. Kirby, Ella. Valmead. Dysart, Minnie, Valmead.
White, J. Smith, F. Smith, F.
Filer,
Swanson,
1.
C, Valmead.
L.,
LeR. L. Isbell. Patterson; W. R. W. Harrison, Blowing Lenoir; N.
1;
Grandin.
Creek. R.
1.
C, Kings
Ollie,
Grandin.
Lenoir,
Rock.
Janes,
B.
C,
R.
1.
1.
BAPTIST—E.
noir;
D.
Crisp,
I.
W. Thomas, Le-
W. N. Cook, J. R. J. Annas. D. L. Miller, Mills ;J. B. Phillips, Happy; L. C. King, Gamewell: S. M. McCall, Collettsville; J. R. Benfield, Lenoir. R. 1. J. M. Kennedy, D. F. Carver, Granite Falls; G. W. Fink. Whitnel.
Saw
METHODIST—
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. GLOBE ACADEMY (Now used as
School Building).
Public
KING'S CREEK
ACADEMY— Now
IN
used
as
Sudderth, H. X.. Kings Creek. R. Beach, H. M., Lenoir. R. 1. Haas, Grace, Lenoir, R. 1. Haas, J. S., Lenoir, R. 1. Isbell, J. H., Kings Crei k. Isbell, J. II., Mrs.. Kings Creek. Laxton, F. D.. Kings Creek. Parlier, J. T.. Kings Creek. Greer, Belle. Kings Creek. R. 1. Pennell, Carl, Kings Creek, R. 1. McGhee, C. C, Kings Creek. R. Wilson, Maggie, Lenoir, R. 2.
Lenoir, R. 2. Story, T. E., Lenoir, R. 2. 2. Settle, Effe, Lenoir, R. Hill. Ruby, Lenoir, R. 2. Deal, F. M., Lenoir, R. 2. Downs, .1. M., Lenoir. R. 2. Livingston, J. F., Draco. Reid, S. L., Draco. Draco. Winkler. W. B. Parlier, Mildred, Kings Creek. Flowers, J. F., Downsville.
Steele,
S.
.
1.
Public School Building.
C,
PHYSICIANS NOT
Carter, G.
TOWNS.
H., King's Creek. H., Collettsville. Coffey. L. H., Lenoir. Moore, J. Claude. MERCHANTS NOT IN
White,
W.
TOWNS.
Smith. W. M., Granite Falls. Smith, J. M., Granite Falls, R. 2. Smith, G. W., Lenoir, R. 3. Rabb & Cook, Edgemont. Cragg & Moore, Globe. Mortimer Store Co., Mortimer. Gwyn-Harper Mfg. Co., Patterson.
J. R., Patterson. Curtis, E. L., Patterson. Hickman, E. T. Hudson Thorneburg, P. M., Hudson. Lingle, J. A.. Hudson. Livingston, S. G., Draco. McCall, S. A., Hobart.
. .
Brown, Rosa Edna, Granite
falls.
R.
1.
Hagaman,
Smith, Osborne, Granite falls. R. 1. Looper, W. 1'.. Granite Falls. R. 1. Storm. Addin, Granite Falls. Wilson. J. W.. Granite Palls, K. 2. Tolbert, Penson, Lenoir, R. 2. Abernethy, W. F. 1... Granite Palls, Et. Yount, J. Iv., Granite Falls. It. 1. Yount. W. A.. Granite Falls. R. 1.
Tolbert, J. C. Granite Falls. R. Sherrill, J. W.. Granite Falls. K. Teague. T. G., Granite Falls, R.
:; ::.
1
3.
134
I
CALDWELL COUNTY
per,
.1.
Granite Falls, It. 3. Bingham, Almeda, Granite Falls, R. F. Starnes, J, A.., Granite Falls, it. F. D. MeCall, s. B., Granite Falls, R. 3. Deal, Bess, Granite Falls, R. 3. Burnes, A. E., Granite Falls, It. 3. ui more, Ruth, Granite Falls, It. 1. Whltener, Hcula. Granite Falls. It. 1. Smith, H. S., Granite Falls, it. 1. Martin, S. C, Granite Falls, B. 1. Busbee, (i. ('., Granite Falls, R. 2. Down, M„ Granite Falls, R. 2. Evans, w. J... Hudson, it. 1. Rector, Claude, Granite Falls, R. 2. Bush, Lizzie, Granite Falls, It. 2. Bi an, W. .1.. Granite Fails. R. 2. Bush, Helen, Mrs., Lenoir, R. 3. Walker, \V. W., Lenoir, It. 3. Wright, Francis P., Hudson. Smoak, Edith, Hudson.
B.,
Sherrill, Anie, Mrs., Lenoir. Tlironeburg, P. M., Hudson. Craig, Zora, Hudson, R. 1. Craig, H. A., Lenoir, R. 2. Barlow, Minnie, Hudson, R. 1. Harris, A. P., Hudson, R. 1. Smith, R. M., Saw Mills. Lard, Toy, Mrs.. Saw Mills. Parker, W. IL, Saw Mills.
LENOIR.
D.
sonal property,
About 4,000. colored polls, 85. estate, $450,000; value $(150,000. RATE; 66 2-3c. on the $100. Bonded debt, $100,000: floating debt,
Population,
of
White Value
polls,
1910: 407;
real
of
per-
TAX
$5,000.
Town
Officers.
TREASURER—J. E. Shell. TAX COLLECTOR—F. T. Sherrill. STANDARD-KEEPER—D. S. Perry. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. L. H. Coffey. POSTMASTER—V. D. Guire. R. R. AGENT—F. C. Hanks, C. &. N. W. EXPRESS AGENT— L. B. Huntley. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Elean Hailey, W. U. TELEPHONE MANAGER— C. B. Dasher.
Ministers
MAYOR— Mark Squires. CHIEF OF POLICE—F. CLERK—J. E. Shell.
T.
Sherrill.
and
Churches.
BAPTIST—J. O. Fulbrieht. Pastor. EPISCOPAL—J. Y. Joyner, Rector. MF.THODIST—Z. E. Barnhardt, Pastor; B. F. Wellons. PRESBYTERIAN— Charles T. Squires, Pastor.
ZION
Pastor.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN—J.
Schools
Pres.
REFORMED— A.
and
S.
Peeler, Pastor.
S.
Deal,
Bingham, Bingham,
I.
I.
Moore, T. Fleming, Ethel, R. 5. Ray. D. O., Lenoir, R. 5. Perkins, M. E., Adako. Webb, R. S., Adako. Bingham, Minerva, Collettsville. Clawson, Euolia, Collettsville.
Estes,
Collettsville. J., J., Mrs., Collettsville. Collettsville. J.,
Academies.
J.
DAVENPORT COLLEGE— Dr.
B.
Craven,
GRADED—G.
Tuttle's.
O.
Rogers,
Hotels and Dellinger's Cafe.
Supt. Boarding Houses.
M.
C,
Collettsville.
Elrod, J. E., Nelson, Geo. Glass, L. D., MeCall, Geo. Kerley, Alma,
Patterson. W., Patterson. Patterson. A., Patterson. Finley. Curtis, Maude, Finley. MeCall, W. A., Finley. Thompson, Delia, Blowing Rock. Harrison, N. W., Blowing Rock. Miller, H. A., Rufus. Johnson, J. F., Rufus.
Coffey, Alice, Rufus. T. W.. Lenoir,
Carl helm Hotel. Icard House. Martin's.
Gem
Poe.
Cafe.
Architects.
E.
A.
J.
McDade, P.
Triplett Bros.
BANK OF LENOnt—G.
J.
Banks and
Bankers. W. F. Harper, Pres.
J.
;
FIRST NATIONAL—T.
Pegram,
Cash. Building and
Citizens B. Sec.
H. Beall. Cash.
Lutz,
Pres; T.
C.
Roberts,
R.
4.
&
Loan Associations. L. Association, W. M. Minish,
L.
Coffey. J. C, Risden. Lenoir, J. M., Tuttle. Crisp, H. S., Lenoir, R. Tate, Maud, Lenoir.
Mutual B.
4.
&
Association
of
—E.
F.
Allen,
Sec.
Board
J.
Trade.
Harper,
James,
Miller, R. L., Buffalo Crisp, Myrtle, Buffalo
Pipes,
R.
H,
Patterson. Cove. Cove. Buffalo Cove.
Lenoir
Steele, Bertha, Legerwood. Livingstone, Dessie, Yadkin Valley. Hawkins, C. H, Yadkin Valley. Steele, Bertha, Legerwood. Steele, H. B.. Yadkin Valley.
H. Beall, Pres.; W. E. Miller, Sec. Barber Shops. Barber Shop. Shell, Oscar L. Wilson. J. R.
Brannon
&
Bakers. Angley.
Book
Huffman, Luther.
MeCall, W. B. Abernethy, E. A. Cloer, G. W.
Carriage
Stores.
in
Hawkins, Francis, Yadkin Valley. Annas, Perry, Yadkin Valley. Clinard, Frank A., Yadkin Valley.
Williams, Otis, Y'adkin Valley. Annas, Otis, Y'adkin Valley. Mast, A. M.. Rufus. Cook, Tod L., Globe. Reece, Lilly, Globe. Holloway, Z. V., Globe. Greene, Elizabeth, Upton. Peoples, Maude, Upton. Haynes, J. C. L., Upton. Curtis, Annie, Globe. Gragg, J. L., Globe. Gragg, Etta, Shulls Mills. Gragg, W. H., Kelsey.
Lenoir Book Store. Butchers and Dealers
Cattle.
Dealers.
Barnhardt-Seagle Hardware and Furniture Co. Henkel Live Stock Co. Lenoir Hardware and Furniture Co.
Cotton
Mills.
Lenoir Cotton Mills.
Moore Cotton Mill
Co. Whltnel Cotton Mills.
Brannon
Harrison
& &
Confectionery Angley.
Co.
Dealers.
CALDWELL COUNTY
L36
CALDWELL- -CAMDEN.
m
POSTMASTER- \V. E. Straus. \V. Payne. CHIEF OF POLICE— TREASURER () C Uussell R. R. AGENT A. M. Martin, C. & N. W. MANAGER TELEGRAPB -A. M. Martin.
I,.
won— n.
Town
M.
Officers.
Cllne.
Granite Falls Manufacturing Co. Granite Bottling Works. Granite Falls Prick Co. Warlick & Sherrill Co. (Tables, Picker Sticks
and Excelsior.) Granite Cordage Co.
Starnes
Real
& Goodman,
(Sash Cord.) (Repair Shop.)
Ministers
and Churches.
Pastor.
METHODIST—W. V. Soneycutt, LUTHERAN—J. A. Yount, Pastor. P.APTIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—. WESLETAN METHODIST—.
Hoke,
J.
Watauga
Payne
Estate and Insurance Agents. W.( Insurance.) Lumber Co. (Timber.) Contractors.
&
Hayes.
GRADED—
Cash.
Schools and Academies. T. .7. Hatcher, Supt. Banks and Bankers.
COLLETTSVILLE.
Incorporated in 1892. Population, 1913: 75.
BANK OP GRANITE—J.
Dentists.
Value
Pres.
W. Hoke,
and
property,
TAX RATE:
real estate, $30,000.
25c.
$60,000;
value
personal
on the $100.
Officers.
Abernethy, a. Corpening, O. .tones, A. D. Russell, Chas. Moore, D. B.
D.
Doctors.
J.
MAYOR—None at present. CONSTABLE— S. S. Rhodes. POSTMASTER— Giles C. Talbert. R. R. AGENT— G. C. Frye, C. & N. W. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
G.
C.
Town
Druggists.
Frye.
Granite Falls Drug Co. General Merchants.
Russell,
Moore
&
W.
F.
ADVENT— J.
Prin.
BAPTIST—
Ministers and Churches. O. Fulbright, Pastor. .1. H. Isbell, Pastor.
Hoke.
Sharp, L. T. Keever, J. E. Starnes, M. B.,
PUETTE HILL ACADEMY— R.
&
Son (Feed.)
White,
Hotels and
Collettsville Inn.
Schools and
Academies.
L.
Bingham,
Boarding Houses.
Doctors.
Price, H. W. Icard, VV. R. Hilton, M. N. Starnes, S. V. Hotels and
W. M.
Druggists.
Hoke,
J.
Starnes,
Cline, P.
W. W.
L.
Boarding Houses.
Stables.
White, W. M.
Merchants.
E.
Rader-Crisp Co.
Crisp,
J.
Livery
T.
Brssswell,
W.
R.
Manufacturing Plants. Dudley Lumber Co. Dudley Shoals Cotton Mills.
Lumber
Dealers.
Wilson Lumber & Milling Co. Hutton & Bourbonas Co.
CAMDEN COUNTY CAMDEN. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 5.640. Formed in 1777. Named in honor of AREA —320 square miles.
Value
of
Lord Camden.
TAX RATE— PUBLIC ROADS— RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Express Co.,
Co..
$396,428. real estate, $1,138,072; value of personal property, Propertv listed in 1912. by whites, $1,385,000; by negroes, $9S,000. For whites, 20; for negroes, 12. XI'MBER OF County, 23c. on the $100; special county, 7c; schools, 20c; special, school, 15c. Number of miles. 150. Worked under old State law.
SCHOOLS—
assessed value assessed value Co., assessed value Norfolk Southern Railroad, 5 miles, assessed value Pasquotank and North River Steamboat Co., assessed value Norfolk and Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value March 8, July 19, November 8. SUPERIOR COURT
$
Pullman
Western
907.00 1,068.28
Union Telegraph
369.50 65.000.00 6,416.00 5,657.00
TERMS—
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—J. W. Walston. Camden.
COMMISSIONERS—W. M.
P.
W.
Stevens,
Camden;
G.
T.
Forbes, Shiloh: Abbott, South
Mills.
REGISTER OF DEEDS—Miles W.
Camden
SHERIFF— J.
B.
Mitchill,
Old Trap.
Ferebee,
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—A.
cross; Mills.
D.
E.
Williams,
James
Sawyer, BelNash, South
SUPT. OF SCHOOLS T. M. Eason, Camden. SUPT. OF HOME— F. M. Eason.
TREASURER—J. R. Sawyer, Camden. SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. G. Ferebee, Sliiloh.
—
(chm'n), Indiantown; T. B. Godfrey, Camden; O. G. Priehard, Belcross; G. F. Biggs, South Mills; J. W. Whitehurst, Lily.
BOARD
OF
EDUCATION—
.7.
E.
Cook
J. B. Burgess, Old Trap; G. C. Barco, Shiloh; J. E. Cook. Indiantown W. M. Forbes, Shiloh. A. G. B. Salter, Camden; COURT S. E. Overby, Belcross; T. B. Godfrey, M. W. Ferebee, W. E. Whaley, Camden.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. SHILOH TOWNSHIP—W. J. Burgess,
HOUSE—
;
(
'AMI >EN— CARTERET
Robertson,
s.
137
o..
Jr.,
SOUTH MILLS— R.
F.
Foster,
H.
P.
Forbes, Belcross; J. Whitehurst, Carl Sawyer,
L.
Belcross.
South Mills.
MINISTERS NOT
F.
BAPTIST— S.
Tillett.
D
LAWYERS.
Shiloh.
I..
IN TOWNS. Bristow, Elizabeth City.
.H..
Scott, Jennette, Cain Stafford, Bertha. South Mills. Diggs, Sudie, South Mills. Carver, Eleuna, South Mills. Pearce, Ad. lie. South Mills. Hewitt, Mattie, South Mills.
Halstead. W.
South
Mills.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Ferebee, C. G.. Shiloh. Stephens. W. L.. Indiantown.
MERCHANTS NOT
C.
IN
TOWNS.
Cates. C. L., South Mills. Midgett, Letitia, South Mills. Arnold, Annie, Belcross. Clements, Gretchen, South Mills. Hutcherson, Edna, South Mills,
Gregory Bros., Shiloh.
L.. Shiloh. Burgess, R. T., Old Trap. Co., Belcross. Sawyer, A., Sons
Ferrell.
SOUTH MILLS.
Incorporated in 1903. White, 350; colored. Population, 1910:
total,
&
Berry, Robertson,
W.
S.,
T.
Belcross. S., Belcross.
150;
Sawyer, L. M., Camden. Wright, W. G-, Shiloh. Forbes, W. M., Shiloh. Forbes & Bartlett, Bartlett. Burgess, W. J., Shiloh. Burgess, Hubbard & Co., Old Trap. Henry, J. A., Riddle. Dough, C. T., & Bro., Indiantown. Sawyer, C. S.. Camden.
Value
500. real
estate,
20c.
$70,os S5 77n.tHi
12,
November
Harbison,
REGISTER OF DEEDS— Eugene Sigmon. TREASURER—W. A. Rhineh ardt, Newton.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— Thos. Seizor, SHERIFF—Jno. A. Istnhower.
CORONER—G.
Newton.
ton.
L.
Maiden.
SURVEYOR—I. L. Bandy. Catawba. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. H. E. Rowe. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS—Geo. E. Long,
New-
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CATAWBA cnrXTY
A. Rocltett, Newton. OF EDUCATION- -F. .1. Dellinger, P. A. Boyle, Newton; G. E. Bisaner,
SUPT. OF
BOARD
Conover; Hickory.
\V.
HOME—W.
COMMISSIONERS
s.
It.
Stroup,
1:
ton.
Segmons,
John Catawba; Holler, Hickory; J. s. Welfong, XcwOsborne Brown, Long Island; It. Newton.
! r,
HICKORY—T
G.
.1.
'!'.
P.
1
.M).i;r,
\V
.
1".
Bi'mgar-
T.
!•'.
son,
nard,
Barger, Jones, L. Lyerly.
F
Tt.
J n
-v.
.1.
W.i.er,
Robinp. T. ,. Leo-
-Ed. L. Moose, Claremont; C. C. Claremont; Oscar Lail, Hickory. P. Smith, Sherrills Ford; T. J. Edwards, Sherrills Ford; Charlie MilSherrills Ford. ler, r A I. DWELLS— J. F. Abernethy, Maiden; J. L. Hewitt, Newton, T. J. Bradshaw, Newton. CATAWBA— .1. R. Rows, Catawba; J. T. Harwell. Catawba; F. A. Lackey, Catawba; O. F. Abernethy, Catawba. BANDY—John Johnson, Hurry; W. F. Hoffman. Hurry; David Williams, Hurry. JACOBS FORK D. H. Ramseur, Hickory; M. L. Sites, Newton; Lovs McGill, Newton. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. LUTHERAN— W. W. Wise. Newton. R. 2.; J L. Cromer, Maiden; F. K. Roof, Hickory, D. S. Kintler, Newton, R. 2. Rfd. BAPTIST C. A. Caldwell, Hickory; W. A. Bangle, Reepsville: H. B. Cronisler, Maiden; M. A. Adams, Newton. METHODIST W. F. Elliott. Denver: J. M. Price. Catawba; P. H. Brlttain, Hickory: G. L. Keever. Newton. Rfd. T. S. Coble, Maiden. PRESBYTERIAN—W. M. Sykes, Newton.
Holler,
CL1NES
MT.
CREEK — I).
Hartsoe, Grace, Hickory. BollCk, A. I... Hickory. Bolick, A. I... Mrs.. Hickory. Wi Uiam Mamie, Hickory. 10.. Hickory. Dellinger, t:. Deaton, P. B., Newton. Deaton, I'. B., Mrs., Deaton. Mouser, J. W. Hickory. (our;!, i. Sallle 10. Hickory. Rhyne, Sadie, Hickory. Hickory. Butler, Virginia, Drum, Lula, Hickory. Boyd, Pearl, Hickory. Cook, Novella, Hickory. Flowers, Kit tie. Hickory. Locke. Lois. Hickory. Yount, Minnie, Hickory. Yount, H. B., Hickory. L., Hickory. Sherrill, M. Johnson, Arrebella, Hickory. Miller, R. P., Brookford. Frazier, Clara, Brookford. Huss, S. A., Hickory. Eckard, Maude, Hickory. Claura, Hickory. Powell, Caswell, Hickory. Sherrill, Williams, Maude. Hickory. Mace, It. G., Hickory.
.
.
.
—
Yount, Lena C, Catawba. Thornburg. Mattle, Claremont. Deal, Fannie, Claremont.
Ingold,
W.
Lena,
Ola,
L.,
Hickory.
Rowe,
Watts, Jonas,
Newton.
;
—
—
Conover. Conover. Effie, Rockett, Belle. Conover. Whitcner, Lelia, Conover. Lail. Oscar, Hickory. Ernest, Hickory. Starnes, Lyttle, Anthea, Hickory. Rowe, Essie, Conover. Herman, Elizabeth, Conover.
Moose,
;
Newton. Neil, Dellinger, Bessie, Newton.
MONOGRAM— —
ST.
1.
REFORM—W.
JAMES
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Kopenhover, Newton. W. W. Ervin, Catawba, R. % J. K. Kibler, Newton, R. 2. W. H. Kopenhover, Newton,
H.
STARTOWN —
Lowrance, Jessie. Catawba. Rockett, Myrtle, Claremont. Whitener, Esther, Claremont. Moser, May, Claremont. Mamie, Catawba. Fry,
Miller,
Geretta,
Hickory.
R.
SAW
MILLS.
Womack, Anderson. Claremont.
Carpenter, Zelia. Claremont. Moose, Rose, Catawba. Cherry, Willie. Catawba. Sherrill, John, Mrs.. Catawba. Cornelius, J. P., Catawba. Rudisill, Inex, Catawba. Edmunds, Helen, Catawba. Cherry, Emma, Catawba. Powell, Mary E., Catawba.
Gabriel. R. E., Terrell Lutz Bros., Newton. Cline, Sanford. Hickory, R. 1. Brittain, D. M., Hickory, R. 1. Seltzer, Lee, Newton, R 2. Co., Claremont, R. Murray, O. D., J. C. Scronce, Newton, R. 1. Co. Drum, W. A.,
& &
1.
DOCTORS.
Foard, F. T.. Hickory. Wilson. W. E.. Sherrill's Ford. Foard. Whisnant & Co., Hickory. Connor, T. F., Terrell. Murray, W. B., Maiden. Little, Locke. Maiden.
Blackburn.
J.
W.,
Newton.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
t
Frye, O. B., Catawba. Fry, Nonie, Catawba. Newton. Cora, Witherspoon, Smyre, Ora, Claremont. Hall, Nora. Sherrills Ford. Whitener, Omrie. Sherrills Ford. Proctor, Eva. Sherrills Ford.
Smith
&
Little.
Conover.
Drum,
Gant.
Anthea,
Catawba.
Holler, John, Claremont. Rfd.
COTTON
GINS.
Foard, Whisnant & Co., Hickory. Rudisill & Co.. Newton. Drum & Co., Catawba. Aderholt & Co., Catawba,
Bessie, .Catawba. Hall Elsie. Sherrills Ford. Fisher, J. D., Sherrills Ford.
Wilson, Wilson,
Frazier,
Sarah, Catawba. Sarah, Catawba. Beulah, Newton.
Long Island
Sigmon
ililler,
Mills, Long Island. Gabriel, R. E.. Terrell.
& Co., Maiden. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
A.
B.
S.,
Huffman,
Miller.
N.
L.,
W.,
Hickory. Hickory. Hickory.
Janie, Newton. Hall. Emma, Maiden. Whisenhunt, Annie, Maiden. Caldwell. Tate H., Newton. Cline. Ethel, Maiden. Gabriel, Winnie. Catawba. Smyre. Sallie Jane, Newton. Lay, Hattie, Catawba.
Wilson,
CATAWBA COUNTY.
McGinnis, Win., Catawba. Watson, S. F., Mrs., Newton. Love, Eula, Newton. Hicks, A. L., Maiden. Baker, Baxter, Newton. Hoover, Emma, Maiden. Helm, Katherine, Maiden. Adams, Elizabeth. Newton. Hewitt, Gerdie, Newton. Ballard, E. D., Maiden. Walker, R. L., Newton. Carter, Emerson, Newton. Carter, Winifred, Newton. Setzer, Annie, Newton. Long, Lois, Newton. Henry, P. C, Conover. Yount, Katie, Conover. Yount, Eula, Conover. Hunsucker, Olive, Conover.
J. A., Conover. Newton. Koperhaver, H. H. Smith, C. S. ( Newton. Baker, Anna, Newton. Omerod, Ettie, Newton. Newton. Alice, Rhoney, Whitener, Gordon, Hickory. Yoder, Stella, Hickory. Yoder, Clara Belle, Hickory. Clement, Catherine, Hickory.
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President: G. President; A.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS—J. H. Yount, C. Little, Cashier. SHUFORD NATIONAL—G. A. Warlick,
H.
Crowell, Cashier. Bakers.
Banks and
Bankers.
Newton Bakery.
Brick
Manufacturers.
Co.
Deal,
E.
M.,
Boot
&
and
O.
Shoe
Dealers.
Carpenter. P. Co. R'nyne Rowe. C. M. Dunn. C. D.
&
&
Co.
CaldweU-Cochran Co. The Garvin Company.
Gemayel, Joseph.
Book
C.
Stores.
Rice,
Clapp.
,
Ellis, Lincolnton. Eunice, Lincolnton. George, Lincolnton. Mauney, Madeline. Newton. Hoover, Freddie, Newton.
Ludwig,
Mullen,
Building and Loan Associations. Citizens Building and Loan Association. Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Newton Grocery Co. Sigmon, A. P. Bolick. E. Q. Carriage Dealers or Manufacturers. Moose, George. Warlick, Geo. A.
Cotton
Rudisill,
and
Hosiery
Mills.
Newton Cotton Mills. Catawba Cotton Mills.
Clyde Cotton Mills. Ridgeview Cotton Mills.
Fidelity Hosiery Mills.
Bolick, Mary, Newton. Mundy, Lulu, Newton. Whitener. Marjorie, Henry. Martin, J. Z., Henry. Mullens, R. E., Henry. Whisnant, Will, Henry. Johnson, Foy, Henry. Sherrills Ford. Gabriel, M. L. Newton. Susie. Phillips,
,
Phillips,
L.
H.,
Mrs.,
Newton,
R.
1.
Horn, Flora, Henry. Horn, Claribel, Henry.
Confectionery Dealers. J. F. Clapp. Clarence. Freeze. R. P. Contractors and Builders. Deal, J. S. Setzer, Milton. Setzer, G. W.
Smyre,
Interior
Decorators.
Dealers.
NEWTON.
Population, colored polls,
1913:
50.
Thurmond.
White
polls,
C.
W.
and Wood Fuel Co.
Men's
Co.
Stores.
Coal
600;
3,500.
Value
property,
real
TAX RATE:
Bonded
estate, $411,190; value personal $303,912. 90 cents. debt, $75,000; floating debt, $1,500.
Ice & Carper, J. B. Clothiers and
Newton
Yount
Yount,
Furnishers.
& E
Schrum.
H.,
&
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—Geo.
A.
Warlick.
S.
CLERK— T. H. McClelland. TREASURER—J. H. M Clelland. TAX COLLECTOR— B. S. Owens. SUPT. OF HEALTH— G. II. West. POSTMASTER—F. M. Williams. R. R. AGENT— J. S. Abernethy, Southern and C. & N. W. Railway. EXPRESS AGENT—J. S. Abernethy. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Herbert Wagner.
W. U.
Tel.
CHIEF OF POLICE— B.
Owens.
Department Caldwell-Cochran Co. The Garvin Company. Rowe. C- M., Co.
Little.
J.
Dentists.
B.
Young. W. H.
Little,
R.
A.
Druggists.
Freeze Drug Co. Clapp, Clarence.
Doctors.
Co.
Q.
TELEPHONE MANAGER—H.
Piedmont
Tel.
West, G. H. Campbell. J. R.
Everhart,
Blanton,
W. H.
and
A.
Tel.
Co.
Ministers
and
Churches.
LUTHERAN—B. L. Stroup, Pastor. METHODIST— W. M. Biles, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—W. M. Sykes, Pastor. REFORMED —Walter W. Rowe, Pastor.
Hotels
BAPTIST—M.
Long, T. W. Yount, J. H. Rowe, H. E.
Shipp, George.
Adams, Pastor.
Dry
Carpenter,
P.
Goods and
O.
Notions.
Rowe. C. M. Garvin Co.
and
Boarding
Houses.
Rhyne &
Co.
Snipp, Virginia.
Piedmont.
Trollinger
-10-
House.
Gemayel. Joseph. Power and Light Companies. Southern Power Company.
146
Fruit
Dealers.
1
\T UVF.A
COUNTY
Tailors.
N. Y. Candy Kitchen. Newton Grocery Co.
Smyre,
J.
Fertilizer
F. Dealers
Yount, E. H., & Co. Yount & Schrum. Undertakers and
Manufacturers.
Embalmers.
and
Herman &
Garvin,
J.
Son.
A..
Moose, George.
Warlick, G. A.
Setzer. L.
Jarrett,
&
Co.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Taylor, Dr.
Florists.
M.
Dealers.
Mrs. Frank. Furniture
J.
C. H. Wall Paper Dealers. C.
Thurmond.
W.
Garvin.
Son. Grocers. Co. Garvin. J. A.. & Co. Gemayel, Joseph. Hardware Dealers. Smyre Hardware Co. Rhyne Hardware Co.
Herman,
A., J. F.,
& &
Co.
Manufacturing Plants.
Newton Grocery
Newton Bobbin Factory. Rhyne, Yount & Co. (Roller Mill). Houk Ginning Co. Newton Roller Covering Co.
Oil
Newton
Oil
and
Mills. Fertilizer Co.
HICKORY.
Population, colored polls,
1914:
7,500.
Farmers
Long,
Ervin,
L.
J.
&
Insurance Agents.
Merchants Bank
F.,
White
(Fire).
polls,
461;
McLelland
&
(Life).
Value
(Fire).
Gaither
(Life). C. (Fire).
W.
J.
property
Kenyon, W.
Hardistcr,
TAX RATE:
Bonded
118. real estate $1,200,00.
$850,000;
value
personal
debt,
$1.60 on the $100. $146,000.
Jewelers.
W.
Laundries.
Town
Officers.
Newton Steam Laundry.
Lawyers.
McCorkle, C. M. McCorkle, Geo.
Feimster, W. C. Gaither, W. B. Moose, R. R.
Mebane,
Setzer
Setzer,
C.
H. and
Dealers.
Worlick, Wilson. Lumber Manufacturers
Lumber
L.
MAYOR— C. H. Geitner. CHIEF OF POLICE—E. W. Lentz. CITY MANAGER— S. C. Connell. ATTORNEYS— Councill & Yount. SUPT. OF HEALTH—T. C. Blackburn. POSTMASTER—A. C. Link. R. R. AGENT— W. B. Southerlaud, SouthC. & N. W. Railways. EXPRESS AGENT— H. L. Yoder. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—R. J. Foster, W. U. Tel. Co. TELEPHONE MANAGER— N. S. Dasher.
Hickory
mick,
Co.
Geo. \V. Moose, Geo.
Setzer,
M.
Machinery Dealers.
A. Cotton
Moose, Geo.
Warlick, Geo.
Gins.
Rhyne, Yount & Co. Houk Ginning Co. Paint and
M. HarMiss Annie Downum, Secretary. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— J. D. Harte, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— S. B. Stroupe, Rector. LUTHERAN— C. L. Miller, Rev. Mr. Phillips, John Wannanacker, Pastor.
Pres.
;
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION— S.
Electric
Co.
York,
Oil
Dealers.
METHODIST— A. L. Stanford, Hickory Circuit. PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. J. G.
Pastor; B. A.
Smyre Hardware Rhyne Hardware
Marlowe, Charles.
Allen,
.1.
Co. Co. Painters.
GERMAN REFORMED— Dr.
Colleges.
Garth, Pastor.
J.
L.
Murphy,
Pastor.
LENOIR—Faculty.
F. G. Morgan, Ancient Languages. Trof. Cofle, Natural Science. W. J. Stirewalt, Ancient Languages. G. H. Hartwig English. Rev. M. L. Stirewalt, Economics and Greek. W. A. Rudsill, Natural Science. K. B. Patterson, Mathematics and Astron-
W.
Dealers.
Hudson, Will. Produce Rowe, C. M.
Smyre,
J.
F.
Newton Grocery Co.
Plumbers.
Home.
J. H. Martin Plumbing Co. Piano and Organ Kenyon. W. C.
omy.
W. H.
Dealers.
Little,
Hstory
anil
Mod. Languages.
laret,
C.
Cox,
H.
F. F.
Photographers. Moose, T. B. Newspapers and Editors.
NEWTON ENTERPRISE
Editor.
Rev. J. D. Manney, Bible and Christian Evidences. G. H. Huffman, Ass't in Science. Lillie Hallman, Music. Ester V. Shultzf Expression and Voice. Maie Rhodes, AssSt Expression and Music. Mrs. Mary B. Scherer, Domestic Science. Maggie Woods, Business Department.
(weekly)— F.
M.
CLAREMONT—Faculty
L. C. L.
:
Williams.
C.
CATAWBA COUNTY NEWS
H. Mebane, Editor.
Real
Estate
(semi-weekly)
—
Joseph
Murphy,
President.
Mazie
Joseph
Ethics.
Schmidt, Lady Principal. Murphy, A. M. D. D. Bible
and
Agents.
Newton Land and Loan Co.
Staney Realty Co. Shingle Dealers.
Setzer,
Marion Evans. A. B. Math, and Latin. Bertha Hiteshew, A. B. English and History.
Lee.
Edwina Chadwick, A. B. A. M., French and
German.
Warlick.
G.
A.
CATAWBA COUNTY
Mazie
sion.
147
C.
Schmidt,
A.
B.
B
.E.,
Expresof
Doctors.
Cora
Mrs. Music.
Belle
J.
H.
Ballard, Art. Hatcher, B. Mus.,
Director
Grace Patrick, B. Mus. Ass't. Mrs. J. L. Murphy, B. Mus., Voice. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel Hufry. Marshall Hotel. Parker House. Charter House. Whites. Pope, J. D. Robinson, Raymond. Robinson, Mrs. J. W. Freeman, Mrs. C. C.
Flager, L. Salvo, Mrs. T. A. Barges, Eugene.
Shuford, J. H. Menzies, H. C. Abernethy, Henry L. Stevenson, T. !•". Blackburn, T. C. Johnson, J. T.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Bowles,
Setzer
J.
Thompson & West Lowe & Co.
Allen, J. F. Stevenson, R. W. Setzer & Russell. Harris & Little.
&
A. Sons.
Co.
Burns & Whitener. Hunsucker, C. L.
Holler, O. Steele, F.
L.
S. C.
Banks and
FIRST NATIONAL—J.
K.
J.
Bankers. D. Elliot, President,
Kelly,
A.
Power and
Southern
>
Light
Utilizer.
Companies.
HICKORY BANKING AND TRUST CO.—
F. Abernethy, President;
C.
Menzies,
Cashier.
Public
W.
F. Reid, Cash-
Fruit Dealers. California Fruit Co.
rwton
&
Hamrick.
ier.
Bakers.
Ellington,
C.
Fertilizer
W.
Manufacturers.
Whitener
Brick
Poovey, L. W. Boot and
Selz Shoe
Co.
Shoe
Dealers.
Setzer Sons. Propst, N. W. Bost, C. ('. Fish and
Willis,
J.
&
&
Dealers and Manufacturers. Martin.
Oyster
Dealers.
H.
Book Stores. Vandyke Book and Art Shop. Butchers and Dealers In
Brawley & Poovey. Bost & Newton.
Shell, Geo.
Cattle.
Hammond,
Ed.
Depot Cafe. Whitener & Martin. Foundries and Iron Works. Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co.
Furniture
Dealers.
Shuford,
J.
Co. Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Abernethy Hardware Co. Henkle Live Stock Co. Son. Abernethy, A. S.,
Bowles
&
W.
Sellers.
Wholesale Grocers. Hickory Grocery Co.
Patrick-Mosteller Co. Merchants Provisions Co. Hine Co., B. L.
Retail
&
Commission Merchants. Hickory Commission Co. Hickory Seed Co. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Hickory Hosiery Mills. Ivey Cotton Mill. Elliot Knitting Mills. Brookford Cotton Mill. Shuford Textile Mills.
Confectionery Dealers. Whitener & Martin. Ellington. C. W. California Fruit Co. Contractors and Builders. Elliot Building Co. Abee, J. E. Moss Cabinet Shops. Coal and Wood Dealers.
Grocers.
Bost
Shell,
&
Newton.
Geo., Co. Setzer & Russell. Setzer & Sons.
Burns
& Whitener. Building and Loan
Associations.
and Loan Association. Mutual Building and Loan Association. Catawba Co. Rural Credit Association.
First Building
Insurance Agents.
Hickory Insurance & Realty Co. J. E. Haithcock (Fire). Martin, D. L.
Metropolitan
Bisanar, Geo.
J.
J.
(Fire).
Life.
Jewelers.
E.
Hickory Coal
&
Rhodes,
Leach,
O.
Ice
Co.
Laundries.
L.,
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Proprietor.
W. H. Nicholson, President. A. K. Joy, Secretary. Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Yoder & Clark Clothing Co. Zerden, L. E. Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
Houck
Wah, Sam
Whitener.' A.
(Chinese Laundry). Lawyers.
A.
&
Prevette.
Cotton
Gins.
Council, W. B. Blackwelder. B. B. Yount. M. H. Whitener, C. L. Self, W. A.
Bumgarner, R. M.
Cline, J.
T. Dentists.
Bagby,
Russell,
C.
D
&
W.
.L.
Lumber Manufacturers and
Hutton
Bourbonnals Co.
Hickory Novelty Co. Hickory Manufacturing Co. Machinery Dealers. Abernethy Hardware Co.
Dealers.
Ramsay, W.
Biddex,
J.
B.
C.
Wood,
la.
Druggists.
Shuford,
C.
M.
Menzies Drug Co. Lutz Drug Co.
Piedmont Foundry & Machine Co. Shuford Hardware Co.
148
CATAWBA COUNTY
Paint
and
Oil
Dealers.
Ministers
and
Churches.
Shuford Hardware Co.
Ingold, F. B.
BAPTIST— J.
PUBLIC
Principal.
S.
METHODIST—A.
Schools
Connell. Pastor. G. Loftin, Pastor.
Abernethy Hardware
Abee.
J.
Co. Painters.
and
SCHOOL—Miss
Doctors.
Academies.
Annie
Barnes,
E.
Hilton. Tlios.
Cody, Chas. Setzer, John.
Long, Long,
Glen. F. Y.
Produce
Setzer
Dealers.
General
Coulter
Merchants.
Harris
Setzer
& & &
Russell.
Little.
&
J. J.
Little.
Long,
Little,
U, &
D.
Co.
Sons.
Plumbers.
Martin. W. Hutton, A.
N.
PEOPLE'S—J.
Walker, Cashier.
Co.
Banks and Bankers. H. Pitt", President; W.
B.
DeBodes Plumbing
Bradshaw, A. Hardin, C. M.
J.
& Boofing Photographers.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Catawba Inn, W. L. Sherrill, Proprietor. Cotton Gins.
Lawrence,
J.
W.
Livery Stables Stables.
Co.
Printing Offices. Clay Printing Co. Real Estate Agents.
Catawba Inn
Manufacturing Plants.
Fogle.
Hickory Land and Development Co. Win. P. Campbell, S. D. Buchanan., Z. B. Newspapers and Editors.
L.
Catawba Tanning
Brick
Lawrence
&
Manufacturers. Lenard.
CLAREMONT.
Population,
CATAWBA LUTHERAN (Monthly)— C. Miller and W. A. Deaton, Editors. HICKORY DEMOCRAT (Weekly)—E.
Morton, Editor.
Value
property,
of
V.
TAX BATE—
1914: White, 500, colored, none. real estate, $75,000; value personal $125,000. 25 cents on the $100.
LENOIBIAN
(Monmiy)—J.
T.
Horney,
F.
Miller.
Editor.
TIMES-MEBCUBY (Weekly)—J.
Editor.
POSTMASTEB— G.
R. R.
MAYOB—J.
Town
Officers.
H. Moser.
E.
Setzer.
Shingle Dealers.
Hickory Mfg Undertakers and
Co.
Embalmers.
Shuford.
J.
W.
Surgeons.
Veterinary Wolf, Dr. R. W.
Wall Paper Dealers.
Abee,
J.
L. Pope & Marvin Winecoff, Western Union. Ministers and Churches. OHIO LUTHERAN— Rev. R. M. Carpenter. Schools and Academies. GRADED—J. H. Moser, R. L. Smyre, and W. K. Carpenter, committee of principals.
AGENT— O. L. Coulter, MANAGERS TELEGRAPH— C.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J.
A.
Deal.
Southern Ry.
E.
Doctors.
Hawn,
J.
M.
Manufacturing Plants.
Moser, D.
M.
Druggists.
Piedmont Wagon Co.
Hickory Flour Mill. Hickory Manufacturing
terials).
Moser, D. M. General
Merchants.
Co.
Co.
(Building
Ma-
Huitt, Holler
Setzer,
J.
& &
H. C.
Turner.
&
Hickory Novelty Co. (Building Materials). Martin Furniture Co. Hickory Furniture Co. Latta-Martin Pump Co. Hickory Chair Co. Hickory Tannery. Hickory Collar Co. (Horse Collars). Hutton Bourbomais Co.
Hardware Dealers.
G. E.
Gilbert.
Sigmon
Hotels and Boarding
Kelley, Mr'.
J.
Houses.
D
Piedmont
Hickory Hickory Hickory Hickory
Foundry
Overall
&
Machine
Co.
Factory. Glove Factory. Harness Co.
Hosiery Mills. Elliott Hosiery Mills. A. A. Shuford Mills Co.
Plants. Kenyon, W. C. (Flour Mill). Co. (Saw Mill and Treshing). Moser, J. H., Co. (Saw Mill). Yount, J. R., Arndt Bros. (Flour Mill). Hoke (Saw Mill). Sigman Cotton Gins. Co. Smyre-Huitt Farmers' Ginning Co. Cafes.
Manufacturing
& &
&
&
Yount
CATAWBA.
Population,
total,
Lane,
100;
Tom.
Gantt.
1910:
estate,
White, 300; colored,
$33,000;
Setzer
& &
Moser.
Value
400. real
value
personal
CONOVER.
Population,
1910:
property,
TAX BATE:
$50,000. 25 cents on the $100.
White, 400; colored,
100:
total,
MAYOR— Oscar
R. R.
Town
Officers.
TAX BATE— 30
500.
cents on the $100.
Officers.
Sherrill.
POSTMASTER—R.
Western Union.
E.
CHIEF OF POLICE—M.
AGENT—F. E. Booth, Southern Ry. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—F. E. Booth,
Carpenter. S. Winecoff.
POSTMASTER—J. F. Hunsucker. CHIEF OF POLICE—L. C. Hunsucker. R. R. AGENT — W. W. Hunsucker. Southern
and
C.
MAYOB— S.
&
N.
Town
S.
Rowe.
W. Railways.
CATAWBA— CHATHAM
and Churches. LUTHERAN—Walter Bischoff, Pastor. REFORMED John C. Peeler, Pastor. Schools and Academies. CONCORDIA COLLEGE— H. B. Hemmeter,
Ministers
149
—
SOUTH FORK INSTITUTE—Prof.
cutt.
Schools
and
Academies.
HoueyPresi-
Principal.
Banks and
dent; B. M. Spratt, Building and
BANK OF MAIDEN—
New Home.
Rogers,
Pres.
Bankers. O. L. Cromer, Cashier.
Banks and
CITIZENS'
dent;
BANK—J.
J.
Bankers. A. Isenhour,
Loan
Asscciations.
Presi-
A.
L.
Shuford,
Cashier. Doctors.
Grocers.
John.
Herman, F. L. Stewart, James
Abernathy
Freed,
J. J.
&
C.
Co.
Dealers.
Druggists.
Furniture
Stewart, James J. Conover Drug Co.
Cromer,
L.
General Merchants. Isenhour, P. E., & Son.
Hunsucker
Bolick,
J.
&
Sommons.
G.
L.
Herman, E. A.
Hunsucker,
Hotels
General Merchants. Rabb, Carpenter & Co. Wliitener, R. L. Rudisill, R. A. Carpenter, M. F. Hawn, J. P.
E., & Co. (Hardware). and Boarding Houses. Huitt, Mrs. Anna, Prop. (Boarding House). Manufacturing Plants. Hickory Handle & Mfg. Co. Bolick, J. Sons Co. (Buggies). Herman Manufacturing co. Conover Roller Mils. Yount & Shell (Ginners and Saw Milling).
Heafner
Taylor,
&
Taylor. Livery Stables.
M. P. Keener, G. W.
BROOKFORD.
Incorporated 1908. Population, 1913: White, 1,500.
Value
TAX RATE:
real estate, $500,000. 30c. on the $100.
MAIDEN.
Population,
total.
Town
800;
colored,
Officers.
1910:
estate
White,
25;
MAYOR— J. A. Johnson. ALDERMEN— 1st, J. T.
Warren; 3rd.
J.
Warren; 2nd, B.
L.
825.
C.
Church.
railroad sta-
Value
$300,000.
real
and
personal
property,
TAX RATE— 33
.... .. 1-3 cents on the $100.
POSTMASTER—J. R. Grey. R. R. AND AGENT — Hickory,
Ministers
tion.
POSTMASTER—J. A. Taylor. CHIEF OF POLICE—G. W.
R.
Town Officers. MAYOR—D. M. Carpenter.
R. R. R.
West.
AGENT—A.
Ministers
S.
Martin,
C &
N. W.
and Churches. REFORMED—J. L. Murphy. BAPTIST—W. N. Cook. METHODIST Vacant. Schools and Academies.
—
PUBLIC—.
and
Churches.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Brookford Hotel. General. Merchandise. Brookford Mill Store. Manufacturing Plants. Brookford Cotton Mill.
METHODIST— C. H. Curtis, Pastor. BAPTIST—J. C. Hoyle, Pastor. LUTHERAN— J. L. Cromer, Pastor. GERMAN REFORM—No pastor.
CHATHAM COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, PITTSBORO.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 22,635. Formed in 1770. Named in honor of William AREA — S00 square miles.
Value
fo
Pitt,
Earl of Chatham.
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS—For whites, 84; TAX RATE— County purposes, 22 2-3c,
schools,
Property
real estate. $3,016,944: listed in 1914 by whites,
value of personal property,, $2,241,170. $4,869,963; by negroes $3S8,151.
for
on the $100; roads and bridges, 10c; special. 4c;
negroes,
40.
PUBLIC ROADS— Number of miles. 600. Worked by taxation. RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
11
3c;
Eonlee and Western Railroad,
Atlantic
and Yadkin Railroad, 24.99
Co.,
value miles, assessed miles, assessed value
$ 33.0iio.ihi
Seaboard Air Line Railroad, 18.59 miles, assessed value
assessed value Swift Refrigerator Transportation Co., assessed Value Southern Express Co., assessed value Pittsboro Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Wesern Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Carolina Power and Light Co., assessed value Coleridge Telephone Co., assessed value Siler City Telephone Co., assessed value and light Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., as assessed value Cane Creek Telephone Co., assessed value value Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern Railway, 8 miles, assessed Norfolk. Southern R. R. Co., R. & S. P. Div. 7.46 miles
279,181.00 524,563.00
l
Pullman
(l
S'SSonn 8 'Z!?nnn ««
|««-
254.6
,„,,',' i"1
l.-J
/
'
•
„!:.,; Af.4iJ4.uu
43,188
150
CHATHAM COUNTY
Southern
K.
D. C. Div. 7.22 miles Yadkin Power ('.. assessed value Bonlee Telephone Co., assessed value Durham .v South Carolina Railroad Co., 17.88 miles,
NorfolS
K. Co.,
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January
1
assessed
15
(civil),
value
21,149.00 5,760.00 2,000.00 89.236.00
10,
11,
March
May
August
9
(civil),
November
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—J. L. Griffin, Pittsboro. SHERIFF— Leon L. Lane, Pittsboro. RKGISTER OF DEEDS—John W. Johnson.
Pittsboro.
Atwater-Lambeth, Bynum. Brewer, W. H., Fall Creek. Henderson, J. T., Bynum.
Council,
J.
F.,
&
Bro.,
Morrisville.
SUPT. OF
boro.
HEALTH— L.
II.
E. Farthing, PittsP.
Whitehead, E. E., Kimbolton. Moore, R. J., Bynum.
Ellington,
W.
J.,
SUPT.
Pittsboro.
OF
OF
SCHOOLS— R.
Johnson,
Henderson,
Council,
I i
.1.
T.,
J.
CORONER—Geo.
SXJPT.
boro.
HOME— J.
Brooks,
\Y.
Pittsboro.
s,
J.
Bro., Morrisville, A., Apex, Rfd.
P.,
&
Bynum. Bynum. Rfd.
Rfd.
Harmon,
1
;
Pitts-
COTTON GINS.
Womble.
J.
B. A. R. Norwood, Bynum, R. Harden, Harper's Cross Roads.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—J.
;
D..
Pittsboro.
Bynum
Atwater. W. B.
Williams Co., Riggsbee. Blake, J. C, Chapel Hill.
Peoples,
J.
COMMISSIONERS— C.
J.,
Bellevoir.
D.
Moore,
T.
J.
Pittsboro,
Carroll.
T.
E.,
Hadley.
R. 1; J. W. Griffin, Moncure, R. 2; guson, Pittsboro, R. 2.
W. H. FerWilliams, G. Hamlet.
Snipes,
BOARD OF
ELECTIONS—M.
B.
Clegg,
(elim'n), Pittsboro; J.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
BALDWIN
Chapel
Snipes,
Hill.
TOWNSHIP— W.
R.
2;
;
A.
W. Dark,
MATTHEWS— R. M. Silver City. NEW HOPE—W. M.
OAKLAND—James
F.
Byrum, Rf d.
A. H.
W.
T.
Ward, Chas. A. Wood, Byrum.
Ore Hill;
R.
Bridges. D. M., Merry Oaks. Perry. G. W., Silk Hope. Johnson, Joe & Co., Kimbolton. Ferringtou, E. M., Riggsbee. Burns & Seagroves, Cumnock. Bynum, George, Pittsboro. Ferguson, W. H., Pittsboro, Rfd.
FLOUR,
CORN AND
FEED MILLS.
Guerell,
Roundy,
Junius Womble, A. Welch, Merry Oaks.
Bule,
Miller
Apex, R. 1. Puryear, J. Seaton
Chatham Roller Mill Co., Bynum. Williams, Ward, & Co., Riggsbee. Mclver, J. M., Gulf. Ferguson, W. H., Pittsboro, Rfd.
A. Tyson, Will McK. D. C. Williams, Bynum. R. 2, J. Bun Atwater, Bynum; Alvis F. Riggsbee, Morrisville;, A. E. Cole and J. D. Atwater,
SAW
MILLS.
Moncure, R. WILLIAMS— H.
E.
R.
BEAR CKEEK— C.
L.
Durham. R.
Welch,
3.
E. Kinneman, Andy Cox, Bear Creek; B. S. Lawrence,
1.
Nooe, B., Pittsboro. Bland, T. M.. Moncure. R. 2. Perry. G. W.. Silk Hope. Eddins Co., Moncure. Diggs Co., Lockville. Ferrell, F. M., Pittsboro, R.
1.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Brewen,
Lillie.
Bear Creek, R.
J.
CAPE FEAR— D. H. Cotten. CENTER—R. M.
Pittsboro,
M. Bridges,
Burns,
3;
J.
D. Mclver, H.
B.
J.
Silver City,
R.
2.
1.
Pittsboro;
Jones,
R.
W. Hearn, Byrum;
Blanche, Silver City, R. Annie, McVey, Silver City, R. 1. Hargrove, Eula, Silver City, R. 1.
Gilbert,
Self,
M. Keek. Pittsboro, R. 2. GULF—J. M. Stinson, Archie G. John M. Phillips, Goldston; D. W.
Goldston;
Zeb.
V.,
Silver
City,
R.
4.
Burke,
Tally,
1; C.
W. H. Gilmore, Goldston,
1.
R.
W.
HAW RIVER— John
Holt, Goldston. R.
Bell,
C.
C.
Poe. E.
E.
J.
Moncure; T. W. Churchill. Moncure. Rives Chapel; C. M. Covert, Siler City, R. 5; A. Blair, Kimbolton. HICKORY MT.— J. R. Blair, Kimbolton; T. B. Bray, Beaumont; Robert J. Watson, Rives Chapel. Manly Lindley, Siler City, R. 3; W. C. Pickard, J. L. Self; Pittsboro, R. 2. ALBRIGHT—M. F. Overman, Liberty; W. M. Duncan, Pittsboro, R. 2; H. Zez Terry,
Walden.
Andrews, Minnie, Frosty. Moore, Myrtle, Chapel Hill R. 1. Lamberth, Julia, Byrum. Barnes, L. Mac. Byrum. Bryan, Fallie, Pittsboro, R. 1. Lindley, Elsie, Byrum. Phillips, H. B., Bear Creek, R. Leonard, Estella, High Falls.
Johnson.
Ellis,
1.
Smith, Ore Hill R.
1.
Van H., Siler City, R. 3. Myrick, H. Geter, Ore Hill, R.
Nail,
1.
HADLEY—
Allen.
Bear Creek, R.
1.
James Hackney,
Silk
Hope.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. Vernon BAPTIST—L. R. Mt. Dixon,
Springs;
O.
B.
Mitchell,
Pittsboro.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
H. Lutterloh. Prin. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Upehurch, C. G., New Hill, Rid. Hackney, B. H., Bynum.
SILK
HOPE— C.
MERCHANTS NOT
G.
J.
IN
TOWNS.
Perry,
W.. Silk Hope.
N.,
Womble,
Brewer, Florence, Bear Creek. R. 1. Phillips, Annie. Bear Creek, R. 1. Presnall, Myrtle, Bear Creek, R. 1. Beane, Edgon C. Bennitt. Franklin, Earl H. Merry Oaks. Norris, Lina E., Merry Oaks. Stewart, Evelyem, Merry Oaks. Oaks. Y'ates, Lena, Merry LTtley, Mary Lee, Merry Oaks. Abernathy, H. M. Truth. Lambe. Byrd, New Hill, R. 2. Cole, L. E. Pittsboro. R. 1. Jones, Mrs. H. B., Pittsboro, R. 3. Lutterlah, Chas H., Pittsboro Rfd. Durham, Lillian, Pittsboro, R. 2. Perry, Addie S., Pittsboro, R. 2.
,
,
Grove.
Burke, Edgar, Kimbolton. Williams & Co., Riggsbee. Dollar, E. A., Chapel Hill, Rfd. Womble & Moore. Bynum.
F. M. McMillan, Lela M.
Williamscjn,
,
,
Pittsboro. Pittsboro.
,
,
Pittsboro. Pilkington, Nellie R. Patterson, Maloma. Pittsboro. Barber, Mrs. Mary A., Pittsboro.
Phillips.
J.
J.,
Rev.,
Goldston,
R.
1.
1.
Doctors.
Coriness, Korn, Goldston. Kidd, V. Alfred, Bear Creek, R. Burns, Beatrice, Goldston. McManus, Nora, Bear Creek.
Farthing, L. E. Chapin, H. T.
Dentists. Farrell,
R.
M.
Druggists.
Henley. Cornie, Goldston. Douglass, Fannie, Goldston. Clegg, Mary E., Goldston.
Pilkineton,
G. R.
Lawyers.
Dunlap, Lillian, Gulf. Flemming, Mary, Gulf. Cockman, Cora Bell, Goldston. Moore, J. R., Mrs., Gulf. Pike, D. V. Siler City, R. 4.
Lindley, Ida. Mrs., Siler City, R. 4. Justice, Lillie, Siler City, R. 4. Self, Bessie. Pittsboro, R. 2. Clegg, Janie T., Siler City, R. 4. Mann, Dallie, Roscoe. Sims. L. F.. Mancure. Sims, L. F., Mrs.. Mancure. Travis, Cora, Mancure. R. 2. Richradson, H. F., Goldston. Edwards, Sankins. Goldston. Hadley, Maggie, Pittsboro, R. 3. Edwards, Ada H., Siler City, R. 5. Harden, Fleda N., Evans. Ward, Elizabeth, Siler City, R. 4. Walters. H. M., Pittsboro, R. 2. Small, Chas. O., Siler City. Smith, Moriz, Siler City, R. 2. Edwards, Elizabeth. Siler City, R. 3. Leonard, R. O.,, Mt. Vernon Springs. Gilbert. Sankie, ©re Hill. Cole, Blonnie, Ore Hill.
Siler,
H. Bymim, Fred W. London. H. A. II. M. London, Ray, A. C.
Hayes,
R.
General
Merchandise.
Son.
London, W.
Johnson,
L-,
&
W.
L.
J.
T.
Womble.
Johnson,
N.
J.,
Brooks
&
&
&
Son.
Co.
Eubanks.
A.,
Farrell, E.
London. Editor.
C.
CHATHAM RECORD (Weekly)— Henry A. NORTH CAROLINA INDEX (Weekly)—J.
Stanton
(col.).
Newspapers
and
Editors.
Editor.
Hotels
and
Burns Hotel.
Exline House.
Boarding
Houses.
Gunter Hotel.
Saw
Bland, T. M., Nooe, B.
Mills.
& &
Co.
Juvell,
Siler
Burns
City.
&
Clifton.
Oil L. N.
Zachory, Arka, Siler City, R. 1. Goodwin, Minnie. Morrisville, R. 1. dinger, Sarah, Apex, R. 4. Moore, Cora. Pittsboro, R. 1. Holloman, A. T., Apex, R. 1. Mortran, Mattie, Pittsboro, R. 1. Griffin, Mattie, Apex. Lewis, Bess, Apex. Wright, Worth. Sanford, R. 4. Burns, Lois, Moncure. R. 2. Clarke, Nina, Sanford. R. 4. Pool, Maggie M., Durham, R. 3. Johnson, Nettie, Morrisville, R. 1. Templeton, Nanie E., Apex, R. 1. Byrd, Emma. Riggsboro. Holliday, Erma, Siler City, R. 2.
Chatham Womble,
Cotton Gins. Fist Co.. Gin.
Chatham Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Co. Elizabeth Hosiery Mills. Livery and Sales Stables. Union Live Stock Co. Lanius, J. C. Hill, N. M. Hill, N. M. & Gunter, S. G.
Manufacturing Plants.
SILER CITY.
Incorporated in 1S87. 1,400 (estimated). Population, 1912: Value real estate, $200,000; value personal
property,
Murdoek, Miller.
Lindley,
Flavins,
Siler City. R. Siler City, R.
2. 2.
Brewer, Geo. E., Bennitt. Brerwer, Florence, Bear Creek, R. 1. Lindley. H. Heice, Siler City, R. 4. Woodell, Ira. Merry Oaks. Thompson. Mclvinsey, Rives Chapel.
TAX RATE:
$150,000.
75c.
on
the
$100.
Town
Officers.
PITTSBORO.
Incorporated in 1785. 504. Population, 1910: Value real estate, $150,000;
property,
value
personal
poll.
POSTMASTER—D. L. Webster. CHIEF OF POLICE— D. C. Roberts. R. AGENT— W. S. Edwards. Sou. Ry. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— W. S. Edwards. W. IT. SILER CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.— Henry Pike, Mgr.
R.
Ministers
MAYOR—L.
L.
Wrenn,
TAX RATE:
$150,000.
25c.
S.
on the $100; 75c. on
Officers.
and
II.
MAYOR— Chas.
Town
Minor.
A. L. F. Alston. Telephone Co. and Churches.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Lula Bland. CHIEF OF POLICE— S. D. Gunter.
Pittsboro
METHODIST PROTKSTAXT BAFTIST—Geo. E. SprueU.
Schools
M.
E.
SOUTH—T.
Churches. Sutton, Pastor. Ixdford. -Bev.
Telegraph & Ministers PRESBYTERIAN— E. L. Wicker. BAPTIST— F. B. Raymond. METHODIST— W. F. Craven. EPISCOPAL— A. W. Cheatham.
Schools
R. R. AGENT— B. M. Poe, S. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J.
GRADED— C. O. and Bankers. THE CHATHAM BANK— F.
SILER CITY
;
and
Academies. Small. Prin.
Banks
M.
Hadley.
1.
Pres.
J.
J.
Jenkins.
;
Cash.
SILER CITY LOAN & TRUST CO.— It.
Caviness, Pres.
E.
B. Parks, Sec.
Dentists.
&
Treas.
Shamburger, B. B.
Doctors.
and
PITTSBORO
Prin.
HIGH— F.
Academies.
M.
Williamson,
Edwards, Kirkman.
J.
D.
A.
Druggists.
T.
BANK OF PITTSBORO— W.
Pres.
:
Banks and
Williams.
Bankers.
L.
Wrenn, Frank.
London.
Matthews, G. E.
M.
T.
Cash.
152
CHATHAM COUNTY
Lawyers.
Harper,
Bottling
Phillips,
Slier,
W. D.
Harry B.
B.
J.
Ralph, Repair Works.
Paul.
&
Shoeing Shop.
Dixon,
R. H. Milliken, J. F.
E\
Hannah,
Paschal,
Oval Oak Manufacturing Co. Bray Bros. Brick Co.
Theatres.
Insurance Agents.
Gem
Clark,
Theatre.
Sales
Stables.
Hannah,
Bonding).
George (Fire, Life, Burglary and
Rufus.
Live
Editors.
S.
Newspapers and
Editor.
Chatham
London,
SILER CITY GKIT (Weekly)— I.
Chamber of Commerce. Boling, M. J., President.
Jewelers.
Mendenhall, J. Bunton, J. R.
Clark,
Stock Co. A.
Grain Rufus.
and
Store.
Provisions.
The Hardware
Edwaids, Tod. R. Overman, T. A.
Real
Estate
Dealers.
Co.,
BONLEE.
Ed.
T.
Chatham Real Estate
Mgr.
Jordan,
General Merchants. Ladies' Emporium. Smith, A. P. Marley, J. M., & Son. Stone Bros.
Incorporated in 1912. Population, 1913: 200. Value real estate, $60,000;
property.
poll.
value
personal
The
TAX RATE:
$30,000.
10c.
on the $100; 30c. on the
Officers.
Teague
Marley,
&
J.
Lambe.
H.,
Co. Store. Dorsett. Gregson Webster-Paschal Co.
&
COMMISSIONERS— C.
W.
R.
L.
MAYOR— Isaac
Town
H.
Dunlap.
E.
Kinnaman,
Dr.
The Hardware
&
POSTMASTER— B.
Co.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H.
R.
McManns, W.
J.
Tally. J. Carter.
City
Meat & Grocery Durham, W. S.
and B.
Cooper,
W.
B.,
&
Son.
Marley, B. C. Jordan & Chavis. Clapp, A. J.
Bros. Co. Fox, D. G.,
Vestal.
MANAGER
& W. EXPRESS AGENT— C.
AGENT— C.
H.
E.
Waddell.
Kimaman,
E.
Southern
Kimaman. TELEGRAPH—W. H. Garner.
Churches.
Ministers and
Wrenn Fox &
Co.
BAPTIST— K. C. Horner, Pastor. BONLEE BAPTIST— Name not given out. HOPE M. P.— J. H. Bowwman, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
&
Son.
Miss Kate. Farmers' Alliance Co-operative Store.
BONLEE HIGH—F.
Hotels and
PUBLIC—.
Dark
&
Johnson.
A. Penland. Supt. Boarding Houses.
Marley Furniture Co.
Elkins,
C. R. Elder Hardware Co.
C.
Pugh, R. L.
McManmis, W.
Doctors. L.
Reece, H. Marley, T.
Merchants.
M.
Houses.
Fox, Henry S. Richardson Bros. Hotels and Boarding The Hotel Hadley. Hotel Chatham.
The Dunlap-Waddell Co. Danlap Funiitare & Hardware Co.
Bonlee Store Co. Pugh, R. L.
Brooks, W. T. White, Thannel. White, S. V. Manufacturing Plants. Bonlee Milling Co. (Roller Mills.) Brooks & Webster (Gin.)
Real Estate
Dealers.
White
Cafe. Siler City Cafe.
Bray,
Yertal,
B.
Contractors and B.
C.
Builders.
Ed.
Turner, J. W. Stout Lumber Co. Hilliard, G. H. Marble"
Siler
Dunlap, Isaac H.
MONCURE.
Dealers.
City Marble Works. Livery Stables. Siler City Livery. Chatham Live Stock Co. Undertakers. Marley, J B.
Incorporated in 1903. Population, 1913: White,
total,
125;
colored,
11;
Value
136. of
property,
real estate, $40,000.
$75,000; value personal
Officers.
Town
Machinery Deahri Lambe, A. A. Elder Hardware Co. The Hardware Store. Machine Shop and Garage.
Hadley,
F. F.
Womble,
COMMISSIONERS—W. C. Maddox, J. C. B. Crutchfield, C. C. Thomas. CONSTABLE—J. W. Wmble. POSTMASTER—T. I. Harrington.
MAYOR— J.
E. Bryan.
L.
W.
Plants.
R. R. Pittsboro Ry.
AGENT— C.
C.
Thomas,
C.
S.
A. L. and
Manufacturing
Hadley,
MANAGERS
EXPRESS AGENT— C.
Thomas. TELEGRAPH—Garland Farrell,
W.
Siler City Roller Mills.
Lane
&
Edwards.
Co.
Stout Lumber Co. Lambe Manufacturing
E. T. Glass, Jewell Krews. Ministers and Churches. W. F. Craven, Pastor. W. R. Beech, Pastor.
METHODIST— BAPTIST—
High Point Bending
Hadley-Peoples
& Chair Co. Manufacturing Co.
HIGH—H.
Asst.
Schools and Academies. B. Pickard, Prin. Mrs. Jno. Bell,
;
CHATHAM— CHEROKEE
Hotels and
Boarding Houses.
Hotel Womble. Hotel Farrell.
Bell,
Thomas, M. M. Lambeth, Crutchfield Co. Curlee, Laura (Millinery.)
Planing Mills. Co. Flour and Grist Mill. Womble Bros. Cotton Gins. Womble Bros. Blacksmith Shops. Cook, W. R. Barber Shops. Jones, H. Shoe and Harness Shops. Jones, H.
Jno.
J.
Womble,
W.
Doctors.
J.
J.
Lennard
Farrell, G.
&
Strickland,
W.
Druggists.
Strickland,
W.,
&
Son.-
Furniture Stores. Moncure Furniture Co. General Merchants. Madox Bros. Womble Bros.
CHEROKEE COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, MURPHY.
POPULATION— (Census, Formed in 1839. Named AREA— 500 square miles.
Value
of
1914)
in
honor
17,701. of Cherokee
Indians
who once
dwelt there.
TAX RATE—
$100.
real estate, $2,577,840; value of personal property, $1,155,077. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $1,050,699; by negroes, $11,452. For whites, 57; for negroes, 3. OF County purposes, 21 2-3c. on the $100; roads and bridges,
NUMBER
SCHOOLS —
21
2-3c.
on
the
PUBLIC ROADS — No. miles, 100. Worked by free lavor, RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Southern Western Southern
Railway, 23.99 miles, assessed value Express Co., assessed value Telegraph Co.. assessed value Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Andrews Telephone Co., assessed value Louisville and Nashville Railroad, 13.16 miles, assessed value Snow Bird Valley Railroad. 7.50 miles, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January 4. March 29, August
County bonded debt, $2,000.
convict
and
special
tax.
Union
$938,491.00 6,528.00 2,908.33 4,830.00 1,208.00 79.260.00 9,375.00
9,
November
8.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
W.
CLERK OF COURT— A. A. Fain, Murphy. SHERIFF—P. C. Gentry. Grandview. REGISTER Ovem, OF DEEDS—Pareh
Ogretta.
F. McGee, Culberson: I. F. Sneed. Grandview; Gay Bryant, Postell; Marion Underwood, Wehutty; G. T. Burger, Suit.
Andrews; S. W. Davidson, Murphy; Palmer, Marble; T. T. Johnson, Gray.
TREASURER—W. E. Howell. Murphy. CORONER—Judge Dockery, Grandview. SURVEYOR— Lon Raper, Culberson. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. N. Hill. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— A. L. Martin, Murphy. SUPT. OF HOME—G. D. Rick.s. BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. W. Davidson,
Jno.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. BELVIEW HIGH— Jeff Martin, Prin. CULBERSON HIGH— Fred Christoper, Murphy. PEACHTREE HlfiH— R. E. Crawford,
Peachtree.
Prin., Prin.,
F.
McDonald. Grandview; W. B. Mulky, Marble; Luther Hampton,
C.
COMMISSIONERS—T.
UNAKA HIGH—T: M. Jenkins, Prin., Unaka. Unaka. OAK GROVE ACADEMY—T. C. McDonald, Prin., Murphy. MARBLE HIGH—J. M. Lovingood, Prin.,
Marble.
Unaka.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Stiles,
IN
TOWNS.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—J.
Lovingood,
V.
Brittain,
Allen, Unaka.
Murphy; J. W. Sneed, Murphy.
Murphy;
R.
H.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
MURPHY TOWNSHIP— W.
N.
Bales,
Grandview;
P.
E.
B. Odell, Theo. Nelson, J. H.
Murphy; Pink Fair, Grandview; Rollin Roberts, Murphy. HOT HOUSE—I. M. Gaddis, Guy; J. W. Newman. Jack Bill, Hot House. NOTTA John Anderson, Culberson; Ben
Woods,
—
Crawford, J. H., Unaka. Henry, S. B., Suit. Mason, C. C, Brasstown. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Dicky & Lovingood, Grandview. Odell, Scott, Brady. Lovingood & Dicky, Murphy. Trull & Bryson, Marble. Abernathy, N. A., Marble. Hyatt, J. W., Culberton.
Brittain,
son,
L.
Fox, Ranger; Oliver King, Kings; A. D. DavidRanger.
SHOAL CREEK—Tom
Voils,
Suit.
Will, Peachtree. Hartness, Jas., Suit.
Allen,
Ix>ng,
Bud Hood, W.
John
Leach,
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Lovingood, S. W., Murphy. Patton. Mrs. Martha, Grandview. Hayes, J. T., Tomotla.
VALLEYTOWN—Tom
D.
S.
John Brady, Andrews.
Russell,
Mack
Morrow,
Crow,
BEAVER DAM— E.
H.
Bute,
Jack
SAW
Lovingood.
S.
MILLS.
M. A. Hembra, Unaka.
W., Murphy.
Co.,
IN TOWN. J. L. Muskey. W. A. Hembell, Unaka; Ben. Ledford, Ranger; W. H. Hogsed. Persimmon;
MINISTERS NOT
Wood,
O. P., Grandview.
Davis, D. S.. Brady.
Empire Lumber
Murphy.
154
CIIICKOKKK
COrXTY
Doctors.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Garrett, T. R.. Murphy. It. Kilpatrick, Linda, Murphy, li. I).. Alley, Murphy, R.
:
2.
It.
Patton,
2.
W.
O.
1.
It.
1.
ion,
.1.
Minnie,
('..
Pipes,
i.
Murphy, Murphy, K.
2.
1.
m.i mis. Julia. Murphy, Lovingood, Grandview.
Bailey,
C.
ir.
&
N. Meroney, B. B. Adams, X. B. rghway, S. C. A i" rnathy, J. F. Fain, A. A.
Hill,
J.
i
Ci
C, Grandview.
L.,
Druggists.
Parker," R.
S.
Mulkey,
Odell,
J.
Grandview.
C, Brady.
Hyatt,
It.
General
11.
Merchants.
Mallonee, Bessie, Murphy. Sheppard, Zora, Murphy. Stuart, Vienna, Murphy. Lovingood, Fannie, Murphy, Parmer, Callie, Unaka.
Sullivan,
I.ura.
Brown & Davidson.
it. 1.
&
Co.
I'naka.
Dicky. A. B. Fain, J. E. Bates, Theo. X.
Griffith,
Haider.
Sullivan,
Alline, Uuaka. Inez, Unaka.
W.
II.
II.
Wtr.d, J
Hill,
C.
Nicholson, Jessie. Murphy. Will. Lillian. Murphy. Marl in, W. R., Ogreeta. Cotter, Cora, Patrick. Cotter, Sada, Patrick. Shearer, Bessie, Patrick. Lawrence, E. N., Suit
F., Suit. Keenum, R. L., Suit. Keenum, T. C, Suit. Taylor, Merta, Letitia. Taylor, Maud, Letitia. M. T., Wehutty. Stiles, Harwood, Ola, Bests.
C.
B. Christopher, N.
C.
Meroney,
J.
S.
Christopher, J. Sneed, R. H.
W.
Store Co.
Candler Dep. Wood. J. H.
Lawrence,
Murpby Hardware Co. Cherokee Hardware Co.
Wofford-Fain
Hotels
Co.
and
Boarding
Houses.
Hubbard House.
Patton House. Hiawassee Inn. Cottage Park. Beal. Mrs. Mary. Hotel Regal. Drummer House. Hotel Plaza.
Harwood, Elizabeth, Persimmoncreek. Mack, Murphy. Hood, Olga, Murphy, it. 3 Posey, Liela, Murphy, R. 3.
Lunsford.
Anderson, Lollie, Culberson. Henry, Myrtle, Culberson. Akin, Stella, Murphy, R. 2. Lovingood, J. M. Marble. Stepp, G. W.. Topton. Wright, Bennie, Topton. Welch, Bessie, Marble. Matheson, Vinny, Andrews. Matheson, W. L., Andrews. Matheson, Pearl, Andrews. Hall, Jessie, Andrews. Brooks, Cyntha, Andrews.
,
Hardware Dealers.
Cherokee Hardware Co. Lawyers.
J. N. Voiles, Walter. Wiiitaker, F. J.
Moody,
Hatchett, Linnie. Murphy, R. King. Millie, Murphy. Conley, Blanche, Murphy. Sneed, A. W., Ranger. Dockery, Lena, Tomotla. Leatherwood, Addie, Murphy. West, Lizzie, Murphy. McDonald, John, Grandview.
2.
J. H. Wilherspoon, D. Witherspoon, L. L. J. H. Dillard, Malone, Jim.
Harwood,
Norvelle, Bell. M.
E. B.
W.
J.
McCall,
H.
Livery Stables.
»
Seward,
T.' J.
Cooper. A. L. Beal, L. F. Murphy Livery
Collett
Co.
MURPHY.
Incorporated in 1S89. 1910: White, Population,
300; total. 1,900.
Plumbers.
Plumbing
Co.
Editors.
1,000;
colored.
Newspapers and
THE SCOUT
value
personal
(Weekly)—Tate Powell,
Editor.
Value real estate, $793, S60; property, $226,490. RATE: $1.00 on the $100.
TAX
Manufacturing Plants. Murphy Furniture Co.
Town
Woodworking
Martin Bros.
Co.
Officers.
MAYOR—P.
R.
O.
E.
Nelson.
POSTMASTER— Frank
R.
CHIEF OF POLICE—W.
AGENT—
It.
B.
L.
W. Hendricks.
L.
&
Dicky. A. Elliott. Gibson, Southern;
(Harness and Saddles). Fain, R. M. (Roller Mill). Murphy Light & Power Co.
ANDREWS.
Incorporated in 1904. 1.250. Population, 1910: Value of real estate. $400,000; value of personal property, $320,000.
N.
B. Hill.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH— C.
Ministers
and
FIRST METHODIST— Ira
METHODIST— Rev.
Schools
Churches. Erwin. Noble, Murphy
Circuit.
Town
Officers.
and
Academies.
GRADED—G. B. Strickland. BAPTIST HIGH— Clark. Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF MURPHY—L. E. Bayless,
MAY'OR— N. H. Hall. CLERK and TREASURER—W. B. Fisher. CHIEF OF POLICE—D. M. Burchfleld.
Cash.
POSTMASTER— Arthur Bristol. R. R. & EXPRESS AGENT— C.
C.
Morgan.
CHEROKEE— CHOWAN
BAPTIST—
berry.
.
155
Ministers
Churches. First, vacant; Second, Jas, StansChedester, Pastor.
and
ANDREWS SUN
and
METHODIST—Vacant. PRESBYTERIAN—Rev.
Pastor.
Editors. (Weekly)— T. J. S. E. Bryan. Editors. Harness Dealers.
Newspapers and
Christy
GRADED—W.
W.
Schools
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS —
P. Walker, Pres. J. W. Walker, Cash. Doctors. Webb, B. G. Tidewell, J. E.
;
and Academies. H. Crawford, Prin. Banks and Bankers.
Amons, Howe.
Cover
&
Manufacturing Plants. Sons (Tannery).
Co.
Kanawha Hardwood
Cherokee Tanning Extract Plant. Barber Shops. Tatham, Pitner and Bradly.
Morror, Orr, Dr.
Herbert,
W.
F.
J.
C.
J.
CULBERSON.
Incorporated 1911. Population, 1913:
Dentists.
total,
McKaig, F.
Tompson,
L.
White,
200;
colored,
1;
201.
W.
Druggists.
Sisk, C. T. Jarratt, Loyd.
MAYOR—Jno. ALDERMEN—Ross
W. Hyatt,
J.
Town Officers. M. McAlister.
Ellis, G. E. Dickey, Stiles, W. C. Mason.
J.
Lawyers.
Hill. T. J.
General Merchants. Ashe, W. W. Silvey-Andrews Supply Co. Brown, J. W. (Hardware).
Elliott,
AGER— H.
POSTMASTER— Jno. M. McAlister. R. R., EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH MANB. Higginbothan.
Ministers and Churches. F. Berger, Pastor. H. Grogan, Pastor.
W.
Mr.
Reno & Smathers. Regan Bros. Fisher, W. B.
Morrow, Mark. Cherokee Bargain Store. Owl Drug Co. Whisenhunt & Son.
Cherokee Drug Co. Whitaker. S. D. Hotels and Boarding Williams House. Brysci; House. Hotel Russell. Elliott, Mrs. J. A.
Houses.
Padgett
&
Nelson.
METHODIST— Schools and Academies. PUBLIC—Leba Pasey, Prin.;
derson,
Asst.
BAPTIST—G.
Dallie
An-
Hotels and
Boarding Houses.
Golden House.
Patterson,
J.
E.
Mason,
Castell,
W
L.
Doctors.
C.
Patton,
R. S. B.
Merchants.
McAlister, it, Dickey, G. E. Tilson, J. E.
R
(Hardware and Furniture.)
Henson,
Hartness,
E. W. E.
CHOWAN COUNTY EDENTON. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 11.303. Named in honor of Chowanoke Tribe of AREA — 240 square miles.
Value
of
Indians.
real estate, $1,790,960; value of personal property, $1,336,253. Property listed in 1914, by white, $2,771,724; by negroes, $355,489. County purposes, 19c. on the $100; State, 23 2-3c. ; schools, 22c. ; 4c; roads, 7 l-2c, 1st township; 20c, 2nd township; 20c, 3rd township; 20c, 4th
TAX RATE—
PUBLIC ROADS—Worked
pensions, township.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
$424,319.00 5,499.00 2,147.23 S12.90 7,677.00 6,250.00 1.500.00
6.
by taxation.
Norfolk Southern Railroad, 32.64 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value Norfolk and Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Albemarle Steam Navigation Co., assessed value Chowan Telephone Co., assessed value
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— March
2S,
September
13,
December
H.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COMMISSIONERS—Frank
Evans. G. Foreland.
J.
Wood.
E.
L.
Z.
W.
CLERK OF COURT— F. W.
ton.
Hobbs, Edenton.
Baker,
L.
T.
Harrell,
Wm.
SireRIFF—G. W. Goodwin, Edenton. REGISTER OF DEEDS—R. W. Boyce, Eden-
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—W.
Griffin,
Privott, E.
Chas.
Hopkins.
TREASURER— T. E. White, Edenton. CORONER— T. J. Hoskins, Edenton. SURVEYOR—P. Matthew. Edenton.
SUPT.
Edenton.
JUSTICES
Chappell. Boyce. R.
S.
OF
THE PEACE.
EDENTON TOWNSHIP—M.
OF SCHOOLS—-J.
O.
Alderman,
SECOND—
H. Dixon, M. B. E. Morris. John, Maguire, R. W. F. Tuttle. Edenton. L. R. Bunch, E. C. Welch, W. C.
M. Harrell. Edenton. BOARD OF EDUCATION—F. A. Ward, Ryland; W. J. Berryman, Edenton; J. M. Foreland.
SUPT. OF
Tyner.
HOME—M.
Ward, Eyland.
MINISTERS NOT IN Tynch, J.. Rocky Hock. White, G. W., Rooky Hock.
TOWNS.
156
CHOWAN
CHOWAN— CLAY
Druggists.
157
Laundries.
Arlington,
C.
S.
Leggett's
Drug
J.
J.
Store.
Mitchener,
A.
Doctors.
Lawyers.
McMultan.
H.
Pruden, W. D. Pruden, ,T. N.
Hoskins, T. J. Cason, H. M. S. Hally, O. L. (col.) Hines, C. H. (col.)
Vann, C. S. Bond, W. M.
Leary,
Privott,
W. W.
J.
S.
.1.
Dry
Goods and
.
Notions.
McMullan,
II.,
Jr.
Holmes,
J.
Woodard
&
H., Co
Everett Co.
Leary, Herbert T. Bond, E. G.
Elliott, T. W. Lipsitz, W.
Lumber Manufacturers and
Branning Manufacturing Co. Brown, M. G. Machinery Dealers. Leary, George W.
Leary, T. P.
Dealers
Nehjam, Abdell.
Badham
Bros.
Power
Municipal.
Fertilizer
and
Light
Companies.
Manufacturers.
Dealers Farmers Supply Co.
and
Bush
&
Norman.
Fish
Dealers.
Edenton Machine Supply Co. Paint and Oil Dealers. Bond. J. C.
Privott, H.
C.
Painters.
White, C. E. Shcpard, T. H.
Byrum,
White,
Rea,
P.
O. C.
Hughes, Waiter. Harden, John.
Burton, Loyd.
F.
J.
W.
A.
Woodard,
Bond,
Bland,
L. J. C. T.
Bond M.
Byrum &
F. B. Taylor.
Produce 'Norman, E. S. Privott. H. C. Edenton Peanut Co.
;
Dealers.
Plumbers.
Causey,
W.
L.
Foundries and Iron Works. Edenton Machine & Supply Co.
Zeigler,
Machine
&
Supply Co.
Bell, J. H.
L.
Furniture F.
Dealers.
Piano
Zeigler,
and
Organ
Dealers.
L.
F.
Owens, Willis.
Owens. Willis.
Building and Loan Associations. Edenton B. & L. Association. Newspapers and Editors.
Woodard-Holmes
Brothers,
Grocers. Co. (Wholesale).
Albemarle Grocery Co.
W.
C.
(Wholesale).
R.
ALBEMARLE OBSERVER
Story, Editor.
(Weekly)— H. L
White, W. White, F.
Dail,
J.
.T.
S.
W.
Privott,
Real
Estate
Agents.
H.
C.
Ward,
P.,
J.
&
S.
J.
Bro.
Pruden
&
Pruden.
S.
Northeatt, Hollowell.
Sitterson,
Walker, G.
Privott
N.
J.
Shingle
Dealers.
C. Philip.
Burton, E. A.
Byrum & Thompson.
Jones, V. D.
Tuttle, R. F.
McDonald,
Warren, E. I. H. C. Brown, M. G.
Tailors.
Hardware
Bond, J. C. Farmers Supply Co.
Dealers.
Zeigler, Zeigler,
Undertakers and
L.
L.
Embalmers.
Dealers.
F.
Byrum
Wall
F.
Bros.
J.
Paper
McMullan
Harrell,
Privott,
Insurance Agents. R.
Bond. F. M. (Fire). Wood, Coke & Berryman.
Barlow
W.
K.
Rea,
J.
(Life). S. (Life). (Life).
Harrell, Jno.
Jewelers.
Owens, Willis. Hobbs, H. A. Manufacturing Plants. Edenton Cotton Mills. Branning Manufacturing Co. (Lumber). Edenton Peanut Co. (Cleaning Peanuts). Wilkes Veneer Co.
Chowan Cotton
Farmers
Oil
&
Fertz.
Co.
H. W. Hopkins, C. T.
Mizzell,
Storage Storage Co.
Co.
CLAY COUNTY HAYESVILLE.
COUNTY SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 3.909. Formed in 1859. Named in honor of Henry AREA — 242 square miles.
Value
of
Clay.
TAX
estate, $709,521; value of ptlsonal property, $246,537. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $944,791: by negroes, $3,794. For whites. 15; for negroes, 1. RATE: County purposes $1.33 2-3 on the $100: roads and bridges,
real
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS—
40c;
special,
40c.
County bonded debt, $15,000 Co. PUBLIC ROADS—No. miles. 150.
bonds:
$75,000.
R.
R.
bonds.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
(None
in
Worked by
12th,
free labor
and
for
special taxes.
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—April
the county).
October
5th,
both
civil
and criminal terms.
158
CLAY— CLEVELAND
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Thompson,
Anderson
CLERK
Hayesville.
OF OF
COURT—Earley
Kitchens.
DEEDS—Ed. Crawford TREASURER—James IVnland. CORONER—M. D. Ledford. SURVEYOR— L. D. Rhinehart, Hayesville. si PT. OF HEALTH—J. M. Sullivan, Hcyc» villc. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— C T. Scroggs, Brasstown. BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. H. Allisol
REGISTER
Hayesville,
SHERIFF—Ed.
Ada, Hayesville. ration. Jtianita, Hayesville. Herbert, Edna, Hayesville. Penland, Ernest, Elf.
Ray, Mary. Elf. Penland. Mrs. Maggie, Elf. Arrant, E. L., Brasstown. Scroggs, F. O.. Brasstown. Waldroup. Luther. Brasstown. Clayton, Mrs. Carrie, Brasstown. Scroggs, Mrs. Ruth, Brasstown.
Thompson, Ethel, Hayesville. Crawford. Reba Hayesville.
Crawford, Pauline, Hayesville. Hatchet, W. M., Hayesville.
Stipe, Nannie,
(chm'n). A. D. Evans,
ville.
J.
A. Chambers, Hayes-
Smith,
T.
J.
COMMISSIONERS—W. B. Martin, J. Ed. S. Sheaser. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—L. L. Scroggs.
I*.
Hayesville.
D.
W
HAYESVILLE.
Incorporated in 1859. Population, 1914: White,
total.
Bunigarner, D. Hianeasu.
C.
Moss,
J.
A.
Chambers,
300;
colored,
12;
Moore.
HAYESVILLE—A. C. Thompson, L. C. HIAWASSEE— J. W. Sellers, Hayesville, R. 3 SHOOTING CREEK—M. R. Penland, Robt.
A.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
312.
estate,
Value real
$15,000.
Officers.
MAYOR—Wm. H. Harrison. ALDERMEN— R. C. Allison.
ford,
J.
Town
R.
Craw-
Ledford, Shooting Creek. TUSQUITTEE—R. S. Rolen, Hayesville, R. 1.
D.
Sellers,
BAPTIST—J.
Piatt,
MINISTERS NOT
C.
IN TOWNS. Burwell, Hayesville;
POSTMASTER— R. E. Crawford. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— J. II. Green. M. E. SOUTH— None.
M.
V.
Curtis.
J.
T
E.—W.
T.
L.
Clark.
Warne.
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
HIGH— E.
Pres.
;
Schools
and
Academies.
Bankers.
Adams. Banks and
Evans, J. L., Hayesville. R. 4. Anderson, R .L., Ogden. Tiger. P. N., Shooting Creek.
CLAY COUNTY BANK—W.
G.
H. McClure.
H. Haigler. Cash.
Doctors.
Hogsed Bros.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
H., Hayesville. Cheiry, J. P. & R. C, Hayesville. Penland & Brooks, Hayesville. Allison Bros. (Roller Mill), Elf.
J.
Sullivan, J. M. Killian, P. B.
Tiger,
Palmer,
P.
General Merchants. N.
SAW
MILLS.
Tiger, P. N., Hayesville. Leavin, T. C.
Swanson, J. W., & Co. Suoggs, John O., & Son. McConnell, E. V. Hotels and Boarding
Houses.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Arthur, Shooting Creek. Annie, Shooting Creek. Bertha, Shooting Creek. Adams, E. L., Hayesville. Murray, Ed., Hayesville. Waldroup, Fred, Hayesville. Kimsey, G. W. Hayesville. Sullivan, Lura, Hayesville.
Jones, Jones, Jones,
McClure House. Commercial Hotel.
Mrs. Julia. Corn and Feed Mills. J. H. Lawyers. Harrison, W. H. Anderson, O. L. Insurance Agents. Harrison. Wm. H.
Fain,
Palmer,
CLEVELANDSHELBY. COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910). 29,494. Formed in 1S41. Named in honor of AREA—420 square miles.
Value
of
Colonel Benjamin Cleveland.
Property
TAX RATE—
4
NUMBER
real estate. $5,220,602; value of personal property, $3,232,556. listed in 1914, by whites, $8,374,449; by negroes, $193,333. For whites, 71 for negroes, 23. OF 92c. on the $100, exclusive of special school districts.
SCHOOLS—
;
PUBLIC ROADS— Number
tion; No. sioners.
The roads of No. 2 are worked by taxation; No. by bond issue, $60,000; No. 7 by bond issue, $50,000; No. 8 by taxation; No. 9 by taxa6 by funds derived from a bond issue under control of three highway commisof
miles,
300.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Atlantic and Charlotte Air Line, 8.' 77 miles, assessed value South Carolina and Georga Extension, 24.80 miles, assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 21.34 miles, assessed value Lattimore Telephone Company, assessed value Pullman Company assessed value Piedmont Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value Southern Express Company, assessed value Sharon Telephone Company, assessed value
v
$402,356.00 124,000.00 602,001.00 525.00
1,870.00' 11.7S4.00 9,965.00 500.00
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
Springs Telephone Company, assessed value Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value Lawndale Railroad, 9.06 miles, assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value Southern Power Company, assessed value
Boiling
i:,s
C
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
208.00 9,498.00 20,000.00 3,971.20 1,109.54 21,923.65
4,
March
22,
July
26,
November
1.
,
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— F. L. Hoyle, SHERIFF—W. D. Lackey, Shelby. REGISTER OF DEEDS—J. J.
Shelby.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Shelby.
IN
3.
TOWNS.
Wood, W.
Champion,
J.
J.,
Shelby, R.
Laitimore,
TREASURER— R. Stroup, Shelby. CORONER—E. L. Jenkins. Shelby. SURVEYOR— O. C. Thompson. Shelby. OF HEALTH— T. E. McBrayer, SUPT. Shelby. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— J. Y. Irvin. Shelby. SUPT. OF HOME— J. C. Mull. Shelby, Rfd. BOARD OF EDUCATION—W. L. Plonk,
Kings Mountain; A. Weathers, Shelby.
P.
C. O., Mooresboro. Falls, O. G., Kings Mountain. McKay, J. L., Kings Mountain.
Hoard,
C.,
J.
Kings Mountain.
P.,
Aydlette,
Earl.
Spake,
C.
Shelby;
L.
Z.
R.
S.
COMMISSIONERS— E.
A.
P.
Bordens,
n. T. Fulton, Kings mer, Lawndale. (chm'n),
Mountain;
J.
C.
Shelby; Pal-
Evans, G. T., Waco. Gold. G. M., Polkville. Palmer, V. J., Polkville. Cleveland Mills. Self, L. L., Alwran, J. W., Belwood, Rfd. Grigg, W. T. Lawndale. T. B.. Lawndale. Gold, Fallston, E. A., Houser. Lee, L. V., Lattimore.
,
Oates.
Geo..
J.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— O.
Spake,
Hunt, Newton,
Shelby.
F.,
Grover. Casar.
H.
Quimi,
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
NO. 2— A. M. Lovelace, Mooresboro, Rfd. T. M. Holland, O. W. Holland, Jr., Marvin Blan;
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. NO. 1 TOWNSHIP— W. M. Jolley, Scruggs, Plato Allison, Graffney, S. C,
L.
B.
Rfd.
DePriest. A. B. C, Polkville. Jenkins & Walker, Lattimore, R. 1. Hamrick, C. J., & Son, Boiling Springs.
Shelby, Rfd.; A. B. Lee. R. V. Green. NO. 3 H. A. Logan, Patterson Springs; H. Borders, Shelby, Rfd.; A. L. Borders, W. D. Earl, Earl. NO. 4— M. R. Collins. Graver; G. W. Kendrick, N. F. Watterson, Forest Floyd, Kings
ton,
—
Thomason, Val., Stice. Rettis- Austell Co.. Earl. Keeter, D. J., Co., Grover. Roberts, J. M., Co., Patterson Springs. Lutz, E. Co., Fallston. Co., Paterson Springs. Lowery, T. H.,
& & H, & &
I.
Wolf, W. Queen, J.
Fancy.
Shelby, R.
3.
Mountain.
B. Smith, Waco. Mclntire, C. S. Craveny, S. B. T. K. Barnett, Shelby; J. M. WilA. Tucker. son, NO. 7 Gilead Green. Mooresboro: W. B. Martin, Mooresboro; W. T. D. Greek, Lattimore. NO. 8— Zimri Kistler, Cleveland Mills; P. S. Gettys, Geo. M. Gold, Lattimore, Rfd.; Andrew J. Elliott, Lattimore, R. 1; J. F. Eaker, Casar. NO. 9—A. J. R. Hoyle, Lawndale, Rfd. Jos. G. Hoyle, Dixon Falls, Fallston; Sylvanus Gardner, A. F. Williams, Shelby, R. 6; J. W. Guger, C. Mills, R. 1. NO. 10— W. S. Johnson. W. M. Warlick, G. M. Cook. M. N. Gantt, L. Z. Huffman. Belwood, Rfd.; Jno. A. Buff, C. Mills; J. W. Alwran, Belwodd, R. 1. NO. 11— J. A. Newton, J. C. Hull, Casar; M. N. Pniett, J. S. Hunt, McNeilly. Ca1 L. H. Bumgardner, Casar, R. sar. Rfd. Robt. C. Fortenberry, L. H. Bumgardner, Casar,
5— S. L. Shelby, Rfd.; J. NO. 6— M. O.
NO.
Hamrick,
C.
Dellinger,
Waco;
J.
Y.
Hord,
Mauney-Green & Co., Shelby, Rfd. McSwain, B. F., Beattyville. Double Shoals Cotton Mill?, Double Shoals.
Cleveland Cotton Mills, Cleveland Mills. Cleveland Cotton Mills. Lawndale. A., Casar. Morrison, W. J.. Holly Bush. Crow, Pink. Knob Creek.
A.,
—
Wortman, Chas.
The Gantt Harness
Peeler
Gettys,
Co.,
Belwood.
&
Warlick, Belwood.
S.,
P.
Lawndale.
Gantt,
Stanley,
W.
A.. Fallston. Bros., Fallston.
C.
J.
;
Weaver, F. B.,
Brittain,
Ledford, DePriest,
Self.
Co., Rockdale. Casar. Cleveland Mills, B. B.. New House.
&
A.,
M.,
R.
1.
—
Lawndale. Lawndale. Leary, Caldwell, M. P.. Lawndale. Edwards Bros., Lawndale.
C.
L., J. L.,
COTTON GINS.
Patterson Ginning Co., Patterson Springs. Mooresboro Cotton Oil Co. Verner Oil Co., Shelby. R. 3. Cleveland Gin Co., Shelby, R. 3. Ledbetter & Hamrick, Sharon.
;
;
U.
1.
MINISTERS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
Hawkins, J. V. Devinney. M. Goode, Mooresboro; D. G. Washburn, Depew; A. H. Sims, Shelby; WalN.
Shelby, R. 3;
J.
BAPTIST—R.
Putnam, J. D., Waco. Hord & Sn, Wac.
S. D., Stice. W. D.. & Co., Earl. Plonk. W. L., Kings Mountain. Wilson. D. O. & W. W., Shelby, R. Spurlin, Geo., Shelby, R. 6. Doggett & Co., Beattyville. Beam, J. C, Lattimore. McSwain, G. W. & J. D Darfei, Verner Oil Co. New House.
lace Mull, Camp; R. F. Bridgers, Lattimore, Rfd.
Newton, Casar;
;
J.
D.
Randall.
Earle,
A. C.
Irvin,
Shelby,
;
R.
5.
METHODIST—W.
E. G.
Belwood V. Hunicutt. Kilgore. El Bethel; D. F. Carver, Kings
1.
Mountain; W.
Fallston.
M.
METHODIST
PROTESTANT—Mr.
Boring,
Polkville.
Reed.
.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. FALLSTON HIGH— Samuel Oattis, Prin., BOILING SPRINGS HIGH—J. W. Francis,
Prin.,
LATTIMORE HIGH—J.
Shelby, R.
3.
Verner Oil Co., Polkville. Warlick, S. M., & C, Casar. Double Shoals Cotton Mills. Double Shoals. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Lawndale.
Lackey,
B.
Philbeck.
W.
D.,
Fallston.
iGO
CLEVELAND COUNTY
Co.,
Banner Mill
Devinney
Beams
Mill.
White.
Sipe,
M.
R.
I...
Kings
Mountain,
R.
5.
2.
Boggs, N. E., Falls & Mull.
& Co,
Belwood.
Grace, Kings Mountain, R.
A..
Knob Oeek.
Price, Hodge. Co., H>!
hardson,
Mabel. Vineland.
Kelly, F. G., Chadbourn. Keeter, Maude, Tabor.
Hanchey, Lucy. Tabor. Fowler. Hartford, Tabor. Glavich, Josephine, Tabor. Williams, C. U.. Tabor. Williams, Mrs. C. U., Tabor. Melvin, Lina, Tabor. McNeil, Janie. Tabor. Cunningham, Marie, Tabor. Butler, Helen, Tabor. Holmes, Mollie Belle, Tabor. Cox. Lelia, Guide. Graham, W. C.J Tabor. Spencer, C. R., Whiteville. Powell, Laura, Whiteville. Memory, Fay, Whiteville. Rich, Emma Lee, Clarkton. Kinlaw, Margaret, Whiteville. Blake, Dora, Chadbourn. Hester, Hubert, Whiteville. Ward. W. B., Whiteville, R. 3. Richardson, Forney, Mrs., Vineland. Harper, Leila, Vineland. White, Mrs. F. M., Vineland. Benson, J. W. Vineland. Blue, Viola, New Berlin. Underwood, Clyde, Fair Bluff. Sledge, Carrie, D., Fair Bluff. McClenny, Lee, Fair Bluff. Highsmith, M. A., Whiteville. Harrell, II. V., Whiteville. Harden, O. B., Whiteville. Morrill, Jennie B., Freeman. Lewis, Floy, Chadbourn. Parker, Eliza, Hallsboro. Barefoot, Ola, Hallsboro. Davenport. Mary, Hallsboro. Weaver, W. T., Hallsboro, R. 1. Brown, Irene, Hallsboro. Sherman, A. J., Hallsboro. Ross, P. T., Hallsboro. Blanton, Rosa E., Artesia.
,
CITY CLERK— W. E. MacDaniel. TREASURER—W. E. MacDaniel. TAX COLLECTOR—D. M. Thompson. STANDARD KEEPER— R. L. Parker. CITY ATTORNEY— W. H. Powell. POSTMASTER—E. A. Powell. R. R. AGENT—J. F. Barkley, A. C. L. EXPRESS AGENT— J. F. Barkley. TELEPHONE MANAGER—J. D. Maultsby,
Whiteville Telephone Co. Ministers and
CHIEF OF POLICE—D. M. Thompson.
Tucker.
Churches.
BAPTIST— J. J. Adams, J. PRESBYTERIAN— Stanly MLTHODIST —J. P. Pate,
H. Poteet, Pastors. Pastor. White,
Pastor.
HIGH— C.
Schools and Academies. R. Spencer, Prin. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Columbus Hotel.
Formy Duval House.
Pres.
BANK OF WHITEVILLE—J. J. D. Maultsby, Cash. BANK OF COLUMBUS—P.
;
Banks
and
Bankers. B.
S.
Schulken,
Cooper.
Pres.;
Ford, Cash. Brick Manufacturers. High Oscar. Boot and Shoe Makers. Worrell, George.
L.
Fred
Book Stores.
High, Oscar. Butchers and Barefoot, N. B.
Corbett,
Dealers
in
Cattle.
Haywood.
J.
Carriage
McKenzie,
Fuller,
L.
Dealers and T., & Co.
Manufacturers.
Martin. F. D. Smith, Seth L.
K. &
Co.
Dealers.
Confectionery
High, Oscar.
Contractors
Motfitt,
Oliver.
and
Builders.
Hodges, Jessie L., Artesia. Scott, Lura, Bolton. Floyd, Maggie. Bolton. Wooten, Mary Dee, Bolton.
Blue, Stella, Bolton. Williams, Tilly, Bug Hill. Stanley, K. L.. Bug Hill. Long, J. D., Pireway. Williams, Grace F. E., Tabor. Justus, W. J.. Dothan.
D. F. Baldwin, Jim. Hunt, C. J., & Bro.
Hester,
Spivey,
W.
J.
Cotton Gins. Cotton Ginning Co. Maultsby, J. D.
Dentists.
Davis W. Ross. Meredith, L. J.
Druggists.
Bryan, Harry B., Loris,
Gore, C. P.,
S. C.
Bug
Hill.
Cash Drug Store. Maxwell Drug Co. McNeil, J. A., & Son.
COLUMBUS COUNTY
Doctors.
167
Harper,
J.
M.
Town
Schools and Academies. School.
Doctors.
J.
Sadler, R. C. Whitaker, R. B. Maxwell, H. B. Crowell, W. H. McNeil. J. A. Dry Goods and Notions. McRacken, W. R. Schulken, H. F. Powell & Powell.
Nortington,
M.
General Merchants.
Butters Lumber Co. Stephens, F. M.
Fields,
W. K.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Company Boarding House
Butters
Memory
Co.
Vineland Dry Goods Co. Gurganus, J. R. Powell & Co.
Goldstien, M. Hill, R. E.
S.
Lumber
Mill.)
J.
Manufacturing Plants.
Co.
and Box
(Saw
Mill,
Planing Mill
Druggists.
Northington,
M.
Benton, W.
R.
Dunn, M.
S.
J.,
FAIR
BLUFF.
600;
colored,
&
Son.
B. MeRoy, Maultsby, J. D.
Grocers.
Incorporated in 1871. Population, 1910: Whte,
total,
100;
700.
Tax Rate:
20c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Powell
H., & Co. Dealers and Manufacturers. Powell. Columbus Trading Co. Wilson Fertilizer Co. Fish and Oyster Dealers. Barefoot N. B. Hill, R. E. Spivey Co. Corbett, H. H. Furniture Dealers. Powell Furniture Co. High, Oscar. Hardware Dealers. Whiteville Hardware Co. Columbus Hardware & Fxirniture Co. Insurance Agents. MacDaniel, W. E. (Life and Fire). Formy Duvall, Lee. (Life). Whiteville Ins. & Realty Co. Memory, J. L. (Fire). Jewelers.
Corbett, H.
Fertilizer
Spivey Co.
MAYOR— J.
Town
P.
&
W. U.
POSTMASTER—R. A. Tucker. CHIEF OF POLICE— Y. C. Jones. R. R. AGENT— F. B. Vansant, A. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—F. B.
Ministers
Waddell,
Sr.
C.
L.
Vansant,
and
C.
Churches.
Martin.
METHODIST— W.
BAPTIST— No
Schools
Pastor.
and
Academies.
HIGH—M.
J.
A.
Banks and
Hatcher, Prin. Bankers.
;
FARMERS AND
D. R.
J.
BANK OF FAIR BLUFF—J. E. Dick, Pres. F. Rogers, Cash. MERCHANTS BANK —
;
Hodges, W. H.
Lawyers.
Greer, Jackson. Bi'own, E. G. Powell, W. H.
Tucker, I. B. Smart, J. M. Lyon, H. L. Lewis, D. J. McRackan, Donald. Grady, L. V. Schulken, Toon & Schulken. Lumber Manufacturers and
'
A. W. Jenkins, Abser, Pres. Tucker, Cash. Doctors. Floyd A. G. Druggists. Anderson & Floyd Drug Co. General Merchants. Powell Supply Co. Elvington, M. D. Townsend, M. R. Townsend, B. L.
C.
V-Pres.
;
Dealers.
Whiteville Harrelson,
Whiteville
Lumber W. A.
Co.
Paint and Oil
Dealers.
Hardware Co.
R.
A.. & Son. and Eeditors. NEWS-REPORTER (Weekly)—F.
McNeil.
J.
Hinson & Co. Waddell. J. P., Jr. Blumberg, Abe. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Powell House.
Elvington Hotel.
Anderson, Mrs. Lee. Jones, Mrs. A. Y. Elvington, H. Rogers, W. K. Faulk, W. H. Townsend, C. G. Howell, W. F.
Newspapers
Real
PutElington, M. Jenkns Bros.
nam.
Estate Agents. Whiteville Real Estate & Insurance Co. Williamson, J. R. Shingle Dealers.
Livery
Stables.
D.
(Sale).
Anderson
&
Williams
(Sale).
(Sale).
Edmond, John
Harrelson,
W. A.
BOARDMAN.
Incorporated in 1891. Population, 1910: White, 550; colored
total,
Manufacturing Plants. Powell, IT. M. (Crates and Lumber.) Norris, H. V.
Insurance
450;
Agents.
Anderson, B. A.
Rogers, J. F. Powell, A. IF. Tinker, R. C. Dirk, J. E.
1,000.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—W.
Ministers
MAYOR—A. D. Turner. POSTMASTER— Troy Hester. R. R. AGENT— W. E. Stone,
BAPTIST—M. A. METHODIST—B.
Town
Officers.
A. C. L.
E. Stone.
Hardware Dealers.
Fair Bluff Hardware Co. Blacksmith and Wheelwrights. Cole II. II.
Scott,
S.
and Churches. EPISCOPAL— Edward Wooten, Rector.
Stephens, Pastor.
E.
Stanfleld.
C.
Montgomery Lumber Co.
(Logging)
168
COLUMBUS CO NTV
I
CHADBOURN.
Incorporated in 1833. 1.24G. Population, 1912:
II.
mayor — Ira POSTMASTKR—E. J. Brltt. L. Benton. L. B. I!. AGENT—J. H. Land, A. MANAGES TELEGBAPH— J. 11. Land,
CHIEF OF POLICE—C.
('.
Town Officers. Lemmon.
BANK OF TABOR—C. C. Pridgen, Pres. J. Jones, Cashier. BANK OF WlllTKVILLE (Tabor Branch) —
;
Banks and
Bankers.
Doctors.
Humphry, D. A. Floyd, J. W. Cox, G. S.
W.
Humphry,
I).
A.
a.
Baggett, L.
Ministers
and
Churches.
BAPTIST—J. J. Harrell, Pastor. MKTIIODIST—D. L. Barnhdt PBESBTTEBIAN—M. M. Morten,
The Tabor Drug
Pastor.
Druggists. Co.
HIGH—J. E. Dowd, l'rin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF CHADBOURN—J.
1'res.;
Schools and
Academies.
A.
Brown.
D. C. Clark, rash.
Doctors.
Withers, S. M. Smith, W. F. Blake, J. F.
Dentists.
Harrison's Pharmacy. General Merchants. Inman, C. H., & Co. Enterprise Grocery Co., Inc. Sarnis Co. Gerrald, R. M. Gerrald, H. C. Bell Cash Store. Harrelson, C. D., & Co. Anderson, A. M. Shelby, W. H. Roberts & Hughes.
Sales,
J.
M.
D.
L.
Barden,
J.
B.
Harrelson,
Druggists. Brown -Withers Drug Co. Chadbourn Drug Co.
Tabor Supply Co. Byod, W. W.
Williamson, W. M.
General
Blake, J. R., & Co. Bufkin, Mrs. R. E. Bayett, G. W. Hardee, M. B. Harrelson M. V.
Miller,
Merchants.
Wright, F.
Sales,
C.
Brown Mercantile
Co.
S. Wright Co. Tabor Hardware Co.
C.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Pannama.
Todd, Mrs. McD.
Livery
Stables.
McDonald, Lina (Mllinery).
F.
Baldwin, Auty (Sale).
Jenkins Bros.
(Sale).
H.,
&
Co.
Buckhead, L. P., Harness Shop. A. W., Bicycle Dealer. Koonce, B. S. Haulk, D. J. Chadbourne, Hdw. Co. Smith, B. D. W. Lennon & Lennon.
Lewis,
George, & Bro. Cararn, & Co. C. Cafe. Leuheart. B., Powers & Koonce, Aut. D
Manufacturing Plants. Anderson, B. B. Tabor Crate Factory. Insurance Agents. Fussell, D. C. Tabor Supply Co.
Fonville, E. Jones. H. J.
W.
Dool,
Cannon,
CERRO GORDO.
Incorporated in 1873. Population, 1913: White,
total,
Chadbourn Auto
Co.
250;
colored,
100;
Smith, R. R., Pressing Club. Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Jolley, H. C. Huffrans, T. W. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Value
350. real
estate,
$47,075;
value
personal
property,
$48,977.
Brown
Hotel.
Wilkes, Mrs. J. R. Harrelson, M. V. Nance, E. H. Koonce, Mrs. B. S.
CLERK J. L. Williamson. POSTMASTER— H. D. Kellihan. CHIEF OF POLICE— I. F. Green.
R. R.
MAYOR— C. —
Town Officers. M. Ward.
Edmunds,
Jolley,
Livery Chester.
Stables.
N. C. Building and
Loan Associations.
Association. Manufacturing Plants. Independent Ice Co. Brown, J. A. (Planning Mills).
L.
Chadbourn B.
&
BAPTIST— Roland Hedgepeth. Schools and Academies. HIGH—Miss Ursula Singleton, Prin.
Doctors. Floyd. L. D. General Merchants. Smith, L. H. (Bycicles).
AGENT— C. M. Ward, A. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— C. M. Ward. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— C. W. Martin, Pastor.
Koonce, C. D. Chadbourn Mfg. Co.
(Fruit Cases).
Williamson
Land
& Brown. & Lumber Co.
TABOR.
Incorporated in 1895. Population, 1913: White,
524;
colored,
40.
POSTMASTER—W.
R. R.
MAYOR— S.
Town
Officers.
H. Boswell.
C.
CHIEF OF POLICE—D.
Graham.
L.
Harper, A. C. L. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— Rev. Harreld. METHODIST—A. Bruton, Pastor. Schools and Academies. MT. TABOR SCHOOL— C. U. Williams, Prin.
C.
AGENT—M.
Harrelson.
Williams, P. E. Kellihan, H. D. Williamson, J. L. Green, I. L Williamson & Nance. Martin & Kellihan. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Inman. Coleman, D. J.
Livery
Stables.
Williamson, J. L. Manufacturing Plants. Williamson & Brown Land & Lumber Co. Williamson & Nance. (Brick and Cotton Gin.
)
ACME.
Incorporated in 1905. Population, 1913: White,
total,
169 COLUMBUS—CRAVEN MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH-
Clay Bullard.
113;
colored,
134;
Ministers
and
Churches.
Keolling.
Value
247. real
estate,
$135,000;
Officers.
value
PRESBYTERIAN— II. W.
personal
Druggists.
property,
$110,200.
Town
Moore, Dr. T. V.
Doctors.
MAYOR—M.
B. McAulay.
POSTMASTER— Miss Leska Powell. CHIEF OP POLICE—M. C. Potter. CLERK AND TREASURER— Clay Bullard. TREASURER— Clay Bullard. R. R. AGENTS—Clay Bullard, S. A. L.
C.
Moore,
T.
V. General Merchants.
Acme
;
Store Co.
Williams, T.
H.
Manufacturers.
Co.
Fertilizer
F.
Bradt, A.
C.
L.
Acme Manufacturing
CRAVEN COUNTY NEW BERN. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 25,594. Formed in 1731. Named in honor of William, AREA— 900 square miles.
Value
of
Earl of Craven.
real estate. $6,983,870; value of personal property, $2,599,413. Property listed in 1913, by whites, $8,083,833; by negroes. $913,718. For white, 45; for negroes, 35. OF RATI! All county purposes, including roads, 57 l-6c. on the $100; State levy, 47 2-3c. Number miles, 350. Worked by taxation and convicts. PUBLIC
TAX
NUMBER
ROADS — RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
,
— SCHOOLS
—
Southern Investment Co. assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 9.44 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value
$
723 .00 1.7d6.00 318,07d.00
e'907'nn
Pullman Co., assessed value Pamlico and Beaufort Telephone Co., assessed lue Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value
Sinn "» „„««,,«« 332,544.00
assessed
Norfolk Southern Railroad, 25.60 miles, assessed value Div., 45.25 miles, Norfolk Southern Railroad— A. & N. Independent Steamboat Co., assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed T. H. Pritchard Transportation Co., assessed value Dover and Southbound Railroad, 1 mile, assessed value
C
New Bern Gas Co
Seven
24
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
(civil),
Springs
Steamboat
6,
Co
4,
February
•••.
1
September
October
11,
November 22
Wiley,
(civil), (civil).
April
5,
value
661.815.00
J'™-™
-
^nnn
™-JJ
tS„
2.000. 00
\; 10 May \W
•
'/
•
(civil).
m
ennnn
May
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—W. B. Flanner, New
Bern.
Askin:
Rfd.
W.
R.
3;
Thomas, Askin, R.
Bern, No.
W.
Arthur, Askin; J. O. A. Barrington, New
SHERIFF—R. B. Lane. New Bern. REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. H. Fowler, New
Bern.
CORONER— R. Pollck, New Bern. SURVEYOR—W. B. Price, New Bern. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. F. Rhem, New Bern. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— S. M. Brinson, New
Bern.
TREASURER—B.
B. Hurst.
New
Bern.
L. S. Harper, J. S. Robinson, Cove 3. Dover, Amos Joyner, City; J. A. Eubanks, Cove City. North Harlowe; 5 Claude No. Taylor, Joshua Adams, North Harlow. No. 6 Thomas F. Haywood, H. A. Marshall, E. A. Armstrong, Havelock. No. 7— J. D. Williams, J. A. Miller, H. C.
—
—
—
Wood, New Bern.
A. Bryan, T. F. McCarthy, S. R. B. B. Wooten, Fort Barnwell; F. T. W. A. Mcintosh. Geo. B. Waters, Patterson, E. J. Wilcox, J. C. Thomas, Jr., W. H. Bray, T. G. Hyman, W. Fulford, J. B. Watson, John Humphrey, John C. Hill, Jas. B. Hill, W. K. Baxter, D. S. Jones, S. H. Fowler, W. F. Hill, L. S. Wood, Amos T. Wetherington, J. M. Hargett, J. E. Gaskill. No. 9 A. E. Wadsworth, Cove City; O. H. Perry, O. H. Wetherington, New Bern, Rfd.; R. B. Lane, New Bern; J. E. Doughlry, New Bern, R. 3.
SUPT.
Bern.
OF HOME—Fanny
No.
S—Jas.
Williams,
New
T.
Street,
BOARD OF EDUCATION—T.
Arthur, Askin.
D.
Warren.
New Bern; John Morton, North Harlowe;
M.
D. Bradham (chm'n). New Bern; H. T. White, Cove City; E. Z. R. Davis, Jasper; J. D. Williams, New Bern; N. M. Lancaster, Vanceboro.
COMMISSIONERS— C.
—
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—W.
D. Warren, C. B. Bern.
Hill,
Dunn,
Jr.,
T.
Louis G. Daniel,
New
JUSTICES
No.
1 J.
OF THE
E.
PEACE.
B.
Dudley, VanceA. Aldridge, Vanceboro. R. 2; G. A. boro: VVhitford, Askin: J. J. Dixon. Grifton. R. 4; Harold C. Butler, Vanceboro, R. 3; C. J. death, Vanceboro. No. 2 N. M. Farrow, T. W. Holton, W. H. Whitford, J. P. McCullen. Bridgeton; J. R.
TOWNSHIP—L.
METHODIST—W.
Parkershaw,
port.
MINISTERS NOT
A.
IN
('ode.
TOWNS.
Bridgeton;
L.
Dover;
W.
B.
Humble,
New-
—
BAPTIST— T. J. Ragler, Cove City. FREE-WILL BAPTIST— Charles Lee. Washington;
W. W.
DISCIPLE— Charles
Lewis, Beauofrl. Lee, Washington.
NEW BERN BANKING and TRUST COMPANY —
NF/W BERN,
N. C.
CAPITAL
this
$100,000.
as
In
A
General
Banking
Business Transacted. Administrator of Estates.
Accepts
Appointment
Executor.
Will.
Guardian
or
Name
Company
Your
170
i'R
AVION
COUNTY
1\(S,
('.
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS
L.,
Vanceboro.
,
Lane. M. D.. Fort Barnwell. Hardlson, B. C, Croatan. Ballinger. K. S., Croatan.
Riverdale. lvis. B. \V. Riverdale. Rooks, A. D., Ilavelock.
Fisher,
.1.
s..
.
Bridgeton. Rodgers, I. W. Stapleford, E. A., New Bern, R. Gaston, W. G., Dover. Russell, L. M., Fort Barnwell, Shaffer, E. E„ Riverdale, Rfd.
1.
Rfd.
2.
COTTON GINS.
Atkinson, Jesse. Cove City. Rt'd. Mcllweln, Mary, New Hern, Rfd. White, H. T„ Cove City. Ipock, Bryce. Cove City. Rfd. Wadsworth Bros., Cove City. Rfd. Richardson, R. A., Dover, Rfd. West. W. H.. Dover. White. J. K.. Dover. Sauls. W. R.. Fort Barnwell. Dudley. L. E.. Vanceboro. Rfd.
P.. Askln, Rfd. Lane, M. D., Co., Fort Barnwell. Daugherty, J. E., New Bern, Rfd.
Wetherington, .1. Harper, New Bern R. Smith, Minnie, Vancebobro, Rfd. Mas Maud, Vanceboro Rfd. Ewell, Gertrude, Askin, R. 1.
NEW BERN.
Incorporated, 1710. 9,961. Population, 1910: White polls, 874; colored polls, 664. Value real estate, $3,543,423; value personal
property. $1, 507, 461. RATE; $1.05 on the $100, the poll. Bonded debt, $458,000.
TAX
%
and $3.15 on
Wliitford.
D.
&
Town
Officers.
Dawson. A. B.,
Carmon, M. W..
New
Bern, Rfd.
MAYOR— A.
11.
Pearce. G. F.. Dover, Rfd.
New Bern, Rfd. Lancaster, E. A., New Bern, Rfd. New Bern Cotton Oil Mills. New Bern. Ipock, J. H., New Bern, Rfd. Thomas, L. G., New Bern, Rfd. White. W. C, Vanceboro. Rfd.
Morton,
Ives,
J.
S.,
North Harlowe.
B. W., Riverdale.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Laughinghouse, Margaret, Grifton, Rfd. Causey, Sallie, Vanceboro, Rfd. McLawhorn, Etta. Vanceboro, Rfd. Jones, Rosa, Vanceboro, Rfd. Griffin, Ina, Vanceboro, Rfd. Dixon, Nettie, Vanceboro, Rfd. Nelson, Lenna, Vanceboro, Rfd. Tucl er, Corrinne. Vanceboro. Dillon, Vivian. Vanceboro. WetherinTton, Florence, Vanceboro. Moore, Elizabeth, Vanceboro. Petcon, Mittie, Vanceboro, Rfd. Powell, Mollie, Vanceboro, Rfd. Peterson, Lucy, Bridgeton.
Morris, Arthur,
Mittie,
CLERK— F. T. Patterson. TREASURER—D. M. Roberts. TAX COLLECTOR—J. J. Tolson. STANDARD KEEPER— B. G. Credle. ATTORNEY— R. A. Nunn. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. F. Patterson. POSTMASTER—L. G. Daniels. R. R. AGENT— J. P. C. Davis, N. & S., A. C. L. EXPRESS AGENT— Mr. White. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS—Alice Sutton, W. U. Edna Johnston, Postal. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Thomas Davis.
;
CHIEF OF POLICE— C.
Baugert.
Lupton.
Ministers
and
Churches.
BArTIST—Dr. Carter. Pastor. CHRISTIAN—Rev. Jones, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— B. F. Huske. Pastor. METHODIST— Euclid McWhurter. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—I. H. N. Summerell, Pastor.
CATHOLIC—Father
Amy,
Bridgeton. Asian, Rfd.
GRADED— H.
Ashley,
Prin. Hotels
Gallagher. Pastor. Schools and Academies. F. B. Craven, Supt.
;
A.
Rowe, Lillian, Askin, Rfd. Croom, Minnie, Askin, Rfd.
Lera, Dover. Elizabeth, Dover. Morton, Reba, Dover. Stewart, Eunice. Fort Barnwell. Bryan, Jane, Fort Barnwell. Rhodes, Myrtle. Fort Barnwell. Hill, Annie, Cove City. Bryan, Kate, Cove City. Mason, Arietta, Cove City, Rfd. Reeks, Josephine, Cove City, Rfd. Slimier, Mabel. Dover, Rfd. Gaskins, Mamie, Dover. Rfd. Bell, Bettye, Dover, Rfd. Rankin, Johnsie, North Harlowe. Foy, Bessie, North Harlowe, Rfd. Russell, Sallie, Cherry Point. Bell, Bertha, Havelock. Trentwith, Fannie, Croatan. Hard son, Carrie, Riverdale, Rfd. Brewer, Daisey, New Bern, R. 2. Irock, Jessie, New Bern, R. 2. Disosway, Myrtle, New Bern, R. 2. Wilcox. R. G., Mrs., Vanceboro, Rfd. Alpin. A. II., Mrs., New Bern, R. 1. Dau herty, R. F., Mrs. Cove City. Shaffer, Hazel M., Mrs., Riverdale, Rfd. Hardison, W. G.. Mrs., New Bern, R. 3. Arnold. Janie, Mrs., Clarks. Wilis, W. EL, Mrs., Clarks. Si ars, J. W. Mrs., Tuscorora. Turlington, J. E., Vanceboro.
and
Boarding
Mrs.
Houses.
White,
Si arrow,
The Gaston. Thomas, Bertha M., The Gem.
House. Yeomans, Mrs. I.
Patterson
C.
Banks and
Bryan, Pres. ; J. H. Griffin, Asst. Cash.
Uzzell,
Bankers.
A.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERN—J.
Roberts.
Cash.;
W. W.
A.
B.
PEOPLES BANK—Wm. Dunn,
Cash.:
;
Pres.; T.
NEW BERN BANKING & TRUST CO.—J.
W.
Carroll Rodney, Cash.
J.
H. Crawford, Asst.
Cash.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK —W. H. Henderson, Cash.
Bakers.
Blades, Pres.
& TRUST
CO.
Home
Kafer, O. A. Bakery. Brick
Hyman
Stewart,
Manufacturers. Supply Co.
J.
W.
Shoe
Dealers.
J.
Boot and Standard Shoe Co.
Baxter.
J.
J.
Dunn.
G.,
Coplan, S.,
&
&
Co.
Son.
Book
Stores.
in
,
Eargle,
M.
G.
Marshall,
L., Vanceboro. O., Vanceboro.
Whitehurst, M. E. Butchers and Dealers Coast Line Market. Central Carket.
Cattle.
NEW BERN BANKING and TRUST COMPANY
TVFAV
A
General
BERN,
N- C.
—CAPITAIi $100,000.
Appointment
as
this
Banking
Business Transacted. Administrator of Estates.
Accepts
Executor,
Guardian
or
Name
Company
In
Your Will.
CRAVEN COUNTY
172 Painters.
CRAVEN COUNTY
VANCEBORO.
Incorporated in 1877. White, Population, 1910:
total,
Berry, E. T. Blalock & Co. Hollowell, E. T. Fulford, Walter.
350; colored,
175;
Value
Dealers.
.
525. real
estate.
$112,434;
value
personal
Produce
Davenport, B. B.
property,
TAX RATE:
$16.S07.
33 l-3c. on the $100.
Watson, .1. B. New Bern Produce Co.
Sultan,
Siallings
Town
It.
Officers.
Barry.
Plumbers.
MAYOR— T. S. Jackson. POSTMASTER—N. M. Lancaster. R. AGENT— E. M. Beard.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E.
Ministers
New Bern Plumbing & Supply Co. Pi. mo and Organ Dealers.
Geo.
R. Photographers.
Bros.
M. Beard, W.
T.
V. and
E.
Fuller,
Wooten Studio.
Oxley,
METHODIST— W. J. Wyche, Vanceboro Circuit. EPISCOPAL— C. D. Malone,
Insurance
Churches. Covington, Pastor;
Rector.
Georgia.
Printing
Offices.
Ghent Land Co.
Richardson Printing House. Land, E. J.
INSURANCE AGENTS— N. M. Wm. E. White, J. B. Harvey.
McLawhorn,
Butler,
J.
Agents.
Lancaster,
H.
C.
Dunn,
O.
G. Real Estate
Harper & Jones. Boyd. W. G.
Dill,
Agents.
HIGH— Claude FARM LIFE—J.
BANK"
Pres.
;
Schools
E.
and
Academies.
Ines.
A. Stewart,
T.
J.
W.
J.
Turlington, Supt. Banks and Bankers. A. T. OF B. Harvey, Cash.
VANCEBORO—
Doctors. L.
Uzzell,
Brown, H. A. Dail, George D.
Nicoll,
Geo.
Duguid,
Fodrie,
W. M.
C.
Pritchard, Geo. J. A. General
Merchants.
Hancock,
T.
Simpson,
Dealers.
J.
Ghent Land Co.
Shingle
Hill,
W.
F.
Tailors.
Lancaster, D. S. Misses Brewer & Nelson. Bright, Mrs. J. L.
Cleave, D.
Pine Lumber Co.
Hill Tailoring Co.
W.
O.
McLawhorn,
Jackson,
Sawyer Richard. Hunter Bros.
Undertakers
and
Embalmers.
Smaw, D.
Willis, J.
G.
K.
Surgeons.
Veterinary Williams, R. P. Flowers, C. M.
Mrs. J. A. Howard, T. M., & Bro. Arnold, H. L. Smith, L. E. Williams, A. M., Jr. Duguid, J. A. Duguid, J. A., Mrs. Jones, Caroline, Mrs.
Livery and Sales Stables. Warren. B. R. White & Cleave. Robinson, John L. Bryand, Boss. Manufacturing Plants. Lancaster, N. M. (Saw Mill and Gin I. Steward, J. W-, & Co. (Saw Mill and Gin.) Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Wall
Hollowelll E. T. Lewis, Gilbert.
Paper
Dealers.
Standard B. & L. Association. Insurance Agents. Boyd, W. B. (Fire). Henderson, George (Fire).
Nicol,
(Fire). Oliver (Fire). Bryan (Life). Farrow, N. M.,
New Bern B. & L. Association. Homo B. & L. Association.
Building
and
Loan
Associations.
Hotel Vance.
Druggists.
G.
A.
&
Vanceboro Drug Co. Tobacco Warehouses. Vanceboro, Tobacco Warehouse Co., Moses
Harvey, Props.
&
Groves, H. M.
Biddle J. W. Moutzus, Z. Newspapers
DOVER.
and
Editors.
DAILY SUN— 0. G. Dunn, Editor. NEW BERN JOURNAL (Daily and
A. York, Editor.
J.
Semi-
Incorporated in 1901. White. 450; colored, 450; Population, 1910: total. 900 (estimated). Value real estate. $100,000; value personal
property,
Weekly)— C.
—A.
EAST CAROLINA INDUSTRIAL WEEKLY
Roberts and E.
TAX RATE:
$50,000.
50c.
S.
on the $100.
Officers.
SUN
Land, Editors.
G. Dunn, Editor. Plants.
Town
(Semi-Weekly)— Owen
Manufacturing
Coca-Cola Co. Oaks Mfg. Co. (Farming Implements). Pepsi- Cola Bottling Works.
agers.
ATHENS THEATRE—Taylor & Losick, ManSTAR THEATRE— Hahn & Sutton, Managers. Star, Hahn & Sutton, Mgrs.
Opera
House.
Theatres.
Richardson. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. G. Rouse. POSTMASTER— W. A. Wilson. H. R. R. AGENTS—D. C. Ross, N. S. Holland. D. & S. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—D. C. Ross, U. Ministers and Churches.
'
MAYOR—N.
;
B.
W.
METHODIST— L.
DISCIPLE
—
L.
T.
B. Pattishall, Pastor. Wrightsell, Pastor.
Masonic
BAPTIST—Rev.
Ragland. Pastor.
NEW BERN BANKING and TRUST COMPANY —
NFAV RERN,
N. C.
CAPITAL
this
$100,000.
as
In
A
General
Banking Business Transacted.
Administrator of Estates.
Accepts
Appointment
Executor,
Guardian
or
Name
Company
Your Will.
CRAY ION— CUMBERLAND
173
HIGH—
Schools and Academies. W. G. Gaston, Prin. Banks and Bankers.
General
Merchants.
Xarhamson,
Sutton,
P.-es.
C.
Eli. S.,
&
Son.
BANK OF DOVER—G.
W. H. Caton, Cash.
Herndon,
Wilson,
L.
S.
V. Richardson,
Doctors.
White, H. T. Heath, J. F. Eubanks. O. C. Avery. E. D.
Daugherty
Druggists.
&
Son. Cotton
Gins.
W.
A.
White,
Merchants.
Avery-
H. T.
Hotels
General Richardson, G. V. Wilson, W. A.
and
Boarding
Houses.
Livery Stables.
Nachamson,
Ell.
Cos,
John.
Doctors.
Daugherty, H. E. Goldsboro Lumber Co. Kelly, W. R.
Milbee.
R.
O.
BRIDGETON.
Houses.
total,
Hawkins
&
Griffin.
Boarding Richardson, Mrs. Fannie.
Livery
Stables.
Hotels
and
Wilson, W. A. Daugherty, H. E. Manufacturing Plants. Goldsboro Lumber Co. Waters, W. H., Lumber Co. Dover Lumber Co.
700; colored, 200. 900. real estate, $75,273; value personal property, $30,013. RATE: 50c. on the $100.
Incorporated in 1907. Population, 1914: White,
Value
TAX
POSTMASTER—J.
METHODIST—
1
MAYOR—
I.
Town Officers. W. Rodgers.
West
&
Parrott.
COVE
total,
CITY.
100;
Incorporated in 1907. White. 300; colored, Population, 1910:
Value
400. real
estate.
25c.
$27,500;
value
personal
75c.
property,
TAX RATE:
$21,950.
on the $100, and
Officers.
J.
on
the poll.
C. Brooks. R. Hopewell. Ministers and Churches. W. A. Cade. Pastor. J SCIPLE—Rev. Smith, Pastor. General Merchants. Holton, A. J. Everington, A. Oglesby, John. Bro. (Hardware). Tingle Fulcher, Perry. Bunting & Gaskins. Brooks Grocery Co. Livery Stables.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W.
1
&
Town
Holton, T.
Lewis.
W.
MAYOR—J.
S.
Robinson.
POSTMASTER— J. F. Heath. R. R. AGENT—M. A. Hill, N. S. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—M. A.
Ministers
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
Hill.
and
Churches.
METHODIST—L.
BAPTIST—W.
B.
Avery, Pastor. B. Pattishall. Pastor.
Manufacturing Plants. Bridgcton Lumber Co. Blades, J. B., Lumber Co. Grist mill. Ogesby, J. H. Dry Goods. Parker, S. D. Markets. Mozingo, L. F. Holton, A. J.
—
CUMBERLAND COUNTY FAYETTEVILLE. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 35,284. Formed in 1754. Named in honor of Duke AREA— 900 square miles.
Value
of
Cumberland.
of real estate. $4,745,736; value of personal property, $2,127,942. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $6,414,405; by negroes, $659,273. For whites, 94; fornegroes, 66. County purposes, 22c. on the $100; pension, 2c; bonds, 17c; roads, school tax Cross Creek Township, 38c; State, 20c
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS—
TAX RATE
PUBLIC
25c; special
convicts.
Countv bonded debt, $126,800.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ROADS — Number
of miles.
400.
Worked by Public Road Law and county
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 57.14 miles, assessed value $1,925,287.00 7,305.00 Pullman Company, assessed value 15,016.00 Southern Express Company, assessed value 14,344.00 Western Union Telegraph Comuany, assessed value 54,177.00 Aberdeen and Rockflsh Railroad 1,600 miles, assessed value 480.00 Roseboro and Fayetteville Telephone Company, assessed value 45. on Clinton and Dunn Telephone Company, assessed value 43, 388. on Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value 13,044. on Carolina Power and Light Company, assessed value 8,118.00 American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern R. R., Raleigh and Southport Division, 21.50 miles, assessed value ^"J'o-o'nH Postal Telegraph-Cable Company, assessed value ,„2'§i«S2 Virgina and Carolina Southern Railroad, 7.50 miles, assessed value 12^,500.00 Fayetteville Gas and Electric Company, assessed value „„„™ 5,000.00 Merchants and Farmers Steamboat Company, assessed value S, 195. 00 Power Company, assessed value Fayetteville Traction and SUPERIOR COURT TERMS January 11, February 8, March 15 (civil), April 26 (civil). May 24, August 30 (civil), October 25, September 20. November 22.
—
NEW BERN BANKING and TRUST COMPANY —
NEW BEM,
N. C.
CAPITAL)
this
$100,000.
as
In
A
General
Banking
Business Transacted. Administrator of Estates.
Accepts
Appointment
Executor,
Guardian
or
Name
Company
Your Will.
174
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
COUNTY
OFFICERS.
A.
PHYSICIANS NOT
McKethan.
Faycttoville.
IN
TOWNS.
CLERK
Fayetteville.
OF
COURT—A.
TREASURER—David Caster, Fayettevllle. CORONER— J. V. UcGougan, Fayetteville. SOLICITOR RECORDER'S COURT—A. B. Breece. CLERK RECORDER'S COURT—T. J. Powers. SURVEYOR—Moody O. Bullard, Fayetteville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Wm. S. Jordan, Fayetteville. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— B. T. McBrydc. Fayetteville.
silKRIFF— N. II. MacGeachy REGISTEB OF DEEDS—R. P.
Averitt. K. G., Cedar Creek. Bullock, T. ('.. Autryville. Olive. P. W.. Wade.
Bolton.
Beard, D., Cedar Creek. McFayden. Oscar, Stedman. Averitt, K. G., Autryville.
Evans,
MERCHANTS NOT J. & O., Idaho
II.
IN
TOWNS.
Downing,
B., Cedar Creek. Smith, A. B., Cedar Creek. Haywood, T. J., Idaho. MacAlister, D. A. Wade. MacPhall, H. A., Wade.
SUPT.
ville,
OF
HOME—Alex.
W.
Leslie,
Fayette-
BOARD
J.
OF
EDUCATION—J.
G.
(chm'n). Fayetteville;
W.
A. Oates, L. Williams, Linden;
Culbreth. J. C, Falcon. Carter, Dan, Vander. Allen, J. L., Fayetteville, R. 4. Godwin, Carl, Fayetteville, R. 1. Guy & Godwin, Fayetteville, R. 1. McDaniel, W. T. & J. M., Fayetteville, R.
5.
Hall, Autryville.
Lockaway.
J.,
,
Stedman.
COMMISSIONERS— T.
etteville;
J.
McAlister,
Fay-
VV. S. Bramble, Alderman; J. F. McFadyen, Wandester; J. H. Rogers, Hope Mills; C. Williams, Godwin.
BOARD
ville;
OF
ELECTIONS— W.
G.
Hall,
(Chm'n), Fayetteville; Geor?e Holmes, FayetteA. H. Slocomb, Fayetteville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP—D. N. Maclean,
Fayetteville; C. P. Overby, Fayetteville; Caster, Fayetteville; W. A. Brown, FayColin MaeRae, Fayetteville- T J Powers, Fayetteville: Frank Glover, FayettevilleC. B. McMillan, Fayetteville; W. S. Cook.
W. D.
Stedman. Bryant. H. MacNeill A. A., & Sons, Godwin. Adams, J. C, Little River Academy. Bird, Jeff, Little River Academy. Draughon, R. L. .Draughon. Clark, J. F.. Manchester. Holt, D. McL., Argyle. Marsh, W, H. Alderman. Jessup, Emmett, Clay Fork. Geddie, J. D., Stedman. Sessoms, Jeff. D. .Stedman. Bullard Vander, Vander.
,
etteville;
Carter,
II.
C, Buckhorn.
J.
.»
Nunnalee, W.
Faircloth,
Carter, D.
L., Sherwood. T., Raeford.
PEARCE'S MILL—G. W.
A.
Powell,
ville; A. J. Barrett, Fayetteville; R. ver, Fayetteville, R. 7: L. E. Regan.
FayetteG. CarFayette;
COTTON GINS.
&
T., Fayetteville, R.
.
2.
GRAY'S CREEK—F.
;
Marsh.
ville,
R. 8J. Kriner, Edonia. Rfd.
;
H.
Smith,
Alderman
S.
C.
SEVENTY- FIRST—D.
J.
F.
McFayden,
B. Gillis, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Rfd. ; J. M.
Monroe, J. McN. Fayetteville, R. Ewing, W. C, Fayettville, R. 1. Alexander, N. B., Fayetteville. Godwin, S. G., Fayetteville. Geddie, McD., Fayetteville. Marsh, .H., Alderman.
4.
W
MaePherson, Fayetteville, Rfd.
CARVER'S CREEK—Joseph
LITTLE RIVER—M.
M. Ray,
Ray, Draughon;
A.MacBuie,
den: A.
Fayetteville; R. A. Collier, LinLobelia. P. Blue, Lobelia; D.
1
;
J. H. Fayetteville. Hatcher, William Carlos. Williams, W. N., Fayetteville.
Currie,
W. McK. Monroe,
Fayetteville, Rfd.
D. Black, Vass, R.
R.
2: R.
S.
BEAVER DAM—J.
W. H. Richardson.
S.
McCorquedale, J. T., Kinnon. Blue & Faircloth, Fayetteville, Rfd.
Home
Autryville,
1: D. U. Clay Fork;
SAW
MILLS.
2. 2.
Tatum, Cedar Creek, R.
Beard, Fayetteville; C. P. Rollins, Alexander Simmons, Fayetteville.
Creek;
CEDAR CREEK—J. M. Faircloth. Cedar D. J. Wheeler, Cedar Creek; S. H. Maxwell, Steadman. R. 1. FLEA HILL—M. Maxwell, Fayetteville, Rfd. H. H. Bolton, Fayetteville: G. F. Hubbard, Fayetteville; D. D. Bain, Wade, R. 1; Henry Murphy, R. F. D. ; J. T. Williams, R. F. D. BLACK RJVER— Nathan Williams, Godwin: B. H. Jernigan, Dunn R. 4; E. J. Godwin,
:
Bullard, C. C, Fayetteville, R. Culbreth, J. C, Fayetteville, R. Allen, J. T, Fayetteville, R. 5.
Olive, W. J., & Co. Wade. Downing, A., Stedman.
Allen,
Willis,
Fayetteville,
Rfd.
Home,, George, Vander.
Fairley Fayetteville, Rfd. Ward, Thos., Fayetteville, Rfd. Godwin, Earl, Fayetteville, Rfd. Walker, W. M., Fayetteville, Rfd. Britton. W. H., & Co.. Timberland.
Blue,
Dunn, R.
R.
7;
J.
4.
ROCKFISH— A.
D.
G.
Vaughn,
Fayetteville;
Hornaday, Cotton; W. C. Perks, Hope Mills; John Smith, Cotton; J. W. Hodges,
Cotton.
Johnson Lumber Co., Timberland. Bullard, A. J., & Son, Vander. Harnett Lumber Co., Manchester. Dean, J. W., Godwin. Jessup, Emmett, Cedar Creek.
Bullard,
C. C, Fayetteville. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS
PRESBYTERIAN— Colin Shaw, Fayetteville, Rfd. K A. McLeod, Fayetteville, Rfd. BAPTIST—T. J. Baker, Cedar Creek; J. D.
;
MINISTERS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
McCellan, Mamie, Godwin. Godwin, Ella, Wade, R. 1.
Boyer,
Currie,
C.
Tew,
J.
Fayetteville;
W. M.
Q.
M.
Gibbs,
Cotton;
R.
Page, Fayetteville; Johnson, Cedar
C, Wade,
Lee,
Sallie,
R.
1
Lizzie
Creek.
McNeill,
Wade. Wade.
METHODIST— N.
L.
B. Strickland, Chafln, Fayetteville, Rfd.
Hope
Mills;
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. KING HIRAM SCHOOL. RIVERDALE ACADEMY. EASTOVER ACADEMY. GODWIN GRADED SCHOOL. LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.
Fayetteville, R. 2. Mobley, W. F., Fayetteville, R. 1 Holmes, Henreitta, Fayetteville R. 1. Wright, Nat, Fayetteville, R. 1
Murphy, Henry,
Jones, Bulla,
Mary
E.,
Fayetteville,
R.
2.
1
Netta, Fayetteville, R.
,
McMillan, Margaret M., Mrs., Wade, Page, Mary, M. Fayetteville, R. 5. Carter, A. C, Buekhorne.
R.
1.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Stedman, Stedman. Mitchell, Lydia, Stedman. Rodney, Julia, Stedman. Pearsall, Mamie, Stedman.
Williams, Overton,
Alice, J. A.,
175
R.
1
Currie, Ernest, Hope Mills, R. 2. Wilkins, Reba, Linden, R. 2. Porter, Mary, Linden, R. 2. Watson, Annie, Parkton, R. 1. Fayeteville, Massey Hill. Genoble, W. C. Buie, Janie, Cumberland. Sinclair, Kate, Fayetteville. McCaskill, Bascom, Fayetteville, R. 7
,
POSTMASTER— L. B. Hale. R. R. AGENTS— W. B. Anderson, A. C. L. H. S. Jones and A. R. MacLead, A. & R. EXPRESS AGENT— W. M. Prouse. TELEGFAPH MANAGER — D. S. MacRae, Western Union: M. B. Smith, Mrg. Postal. TELEPHONE MANAGER—J. R. Boyd, Car;
,
olina Telephone & Telegraph Co. Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST—Joel
phrey.
S.
Snyder.
W.
A.
Hum-
Olive, E. J., Hope Mill. McDonald, Lauchlin. Mrs., Hope Hills. Genoble, W. C, Cumberland Mills Rhodes, Virginia, Cumberland Mills.
EPISCOPAL— Archie METHODIST— J. T.
Hay
Fairley,
Fisher, Girtrude, Roslin. Fisher, Marion, Hope Mills,
PRESBYTERIAN—W. M. Fairley, Letcher Smith, L. T. Wilds. CATHOLIC— J. F. Gallagher.
Schools and Academics.
Boogher, Rector. Gills, Presiding Elder; Street Church. W. R. Royall, Pastor.
John
L.
R.
2.
Lowery, Annie F., Fayetteville, R.
Blue, Lela, Fayetteville. R. 3. Pate, Mabel, Hope Mills, R. 1. McGirt, Eva, Maxton Currie. Lucy, Maxton.
3
FAYETTEVILLE GRADED—W.
Supt.
S.
Snipes.
DONALDSON
Hotels
MILITARY— S.
and
Boarding
M.
Reed,
Supt.
Houses.
3. McArthur, Mary, Fayetteville, McPherson, Elizabeth, Fayetteville, R. 3
R.
Hotel LaFayete. Martin Hotel.
Atlantic Hotel.
Cnok,
Inez,
Raeford.
4.
McKeithan, Ethel, Fayetteville, R. McCormick, Archie. Manchester.
Black, Lillian, Manchester. Black, Emmie, Fayetteville, R. 4. Warrick, Laura, Fayetteville, R. 4. Patton, S. M., Linden. Morgan, C. Linden. Woods, Julia, Linden. Stakes, Carrie, Linden. McKethan, Annie, Raeford, R. 1. Ray, Emma, Lane. Martin, John, Lane.
.
Spence House. Hotel Roseniont.
Cumberland Hotel.
Williams, Fannie. Snell, Kate. Leroy House.
Fayetteville
Inn.
Carrie, Stedman, R. 1. McKethan, Christian, Raeford.
Giles,
Barnes, Mrs. Sarah. Smith, Kate. Johnson, Mary K. Blount, Emma. Higdon House.
James, Fayetteville. R. Moore, Vernon, Stedman, R. 1
Black,
6
Pres.
Melvin, Girtrude, Autryville. R. 1. Johnson, W. C, Cedar Creek. McMillan, Lela, Stedman, R. 1 Johnson, W. R., Cedar Creek, R. Cogdell, Eugenia, Cedar Creek. Thaggard, Mary Kate, Cedar Creek. Bullard, E. E., Mrs. Buckhorne. Harris, G. H., Roseboro, R. 3. Hudspeth, Evelin, Roseboro, R. 3. Melvin, Grace, Autryville. Cameron, Bessie, Vass.
Jessup,
THE NATIONAL BANK— S. W. Cooper, Allan MacMillan, Cash. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK—H. W. Lilly,
:
Banks and
Bankers.
Pres.
1.
;
A.
W.
Peace,
Pres.
Vice-Pres.
and
Cash.
;
Thorne Clark, Asst. Cash.
F.
CUMBERLAND SAVINGS & TRUST CO.—
H.
Claude Rankin, Stedman, Automobile Garage and Dealers.
;
Cash.
Ramseur Bros. Co. Welsh Motor Co.
Armfleld-Percival Co. Bakers. MacNeill, J. S.
Marion E. Elease.
Doughtry. G. R.. Cedar Creek. Oainey, Elizabeth. Fayetteville, R. C. Hughes, Sarah, Fayetteville, R. Setaoi etaoiiin Overton, J. A., Fayetteville, R. 8 Overton, J. A., Mrs. Fayetteville, R. 8. Gaston, H. B., Godwin. Reese, Myrtle J., Godwin. Gray, May, Godwin.
MacNeill Bakery Co.
Brick
Poe, E.
A.,
Manufacturers.
Co.
Tar Heel Brick Co. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Jennings, E. H.
Jessup
Bros.
Brown. Clavton, Godwin.
Hottell,
Julia,
Bolton,
Mertice,
Fayetteville, R. Fayetteville, R.
2. 2.
Kennedy, J. L. Holland & Co. Globe Clothing Co. Fleishman, B., & Bros.
Ayer. S. G.
FAYETTEVILLE.
Population, 1914: 10,000. White polls, 631: colored polls, 205. Value of real estate, $3,000,000; value personal property, $1,000,000. TAX RATE 1 per cent. includes Bonded debt, (This $377,000. water- works and electric plant, which is owned by city)
Thornton,
Goldstein, Courtney,
Tom
J.
A.,
&
Co.
—
Shuford, Rogers & Co. Maultsby, W. S. Watson, M., & Co.
M.
L.
C
.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—
J.
D.
MacNeill.
T.
Kelly.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
CLERK—H. J. McBride. TREASURER— A. A. MacKethan, Jr. TAX COLLECTOR—W. L. Hawley. ATTORNEY—R. H. Dye. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. W. McNeil.
Stein Bros. Jackson, J. C, & Son. Thornton, Frank. Jackson-Williams Co. Fleisher Bros. Horwitz, R. Sullivan Shoe Shop.
White House Shoe Store. Zahran Bros. Co. Book Stores. Gorham Book & Music House.
Judge,
J.
W.
17G
CUMBERLAND
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Dry Goods and Notions. Thornton, Frank. Capitol Department Store.
Interstate 5c. Jessup Bros.
177
Hospitals. Highsrnith Hospital. Cumberland General Hospital.
and
10c.
Store.
Insurance Agents.
Ayer, S. G. Vourtney, M. L. Maultsby, A. S.,
Riff,
Huske, B. B.
(Fire).
MacKeathan, Alfred A.
& &
Bro.
MacGuire, A. F.
MacRae,
S.
H.
(Fire.)
T.
Holland & Co. Anderson, J. H.,
Kindley,
Co.
Gas & Electrict Co. Puhlic Works Commission. Fayetteville Light & Power Co.
Fayetteville
Fleishman, B., & Bros. Fayetteville Bargain House. Power and Light Companies.
W.
E., Co.
Rose, F. R. (Fire). Cook, W. S. (Fire). Fayetteville Realty & Insurance Malloy, W. B. (Life). MacKeathan Real Estate, Loan
M.it..).
Co.
(Fire).
&
Trust Co.
Wallace-Ellington Campbell, S. M.
Beasley, B. F.
Co.
Jewelers.
Five
and
Ten
Co.
Cent Stores.
The
Interstate.
Kress, S.
H.,
&
Myers
5
and 10c
Fruit
store.
Upton-Sedberry Co. Eggleston, J. H. Upton, R. H
.
Dealers.
Bartley, E.
Townsend, D. W. Smith Fruit Store.
Salcchy's
Laundries.
Fayetteville Wall Sing.
Steam
Candy
Laundry.
Store.
Dealers and Manufacturers. Southern Cotton Oil Co. Rankin, A. E., Co. Taylor, D. K.
Fertilizer
Lawyers.
Broadfoot, C. W. Broadfoot, Charles. Breece, A. B. Cook, H. L. Hall, A. S. MacKeathan, E. R. Rose, G. M. Murchison, I. A.
Evans,
,T.
&
O.
Florists.
Lamb, J. M. MacKeathan &
Russell. C.
S.
Co.
Foundries
and
Iron
Works.
Waid's Foundry
Clark,
I.
&
B.,
Plow Works.
Oyster
Dealers.
W.
Fish
and
Plummer, J. H. Buckingham, T.
Williams, E.
&
Co.
N. Furniture Dealers. Fayetteville Furniture Co.
Nimocks. Q. K. Robinson, H. McD. Shaw. J. G. Sinclair, N. A. Dye, R. H. Rose, C. G. Everett, H. S.
Bullard. V. C. Newton J. Sprunt. Brothers, H. L.
Brothers, W. E. Sheetz, S., & Sons. Newberry, C. B. Fvans Furniture Co. Sheetz, H. E. Grocers. Armflcld Co. (Wholesale.) Culbreth, J. H., & Co. (Wholesale). A. E., Co. (Wholesale and Rankin, Fields, T. B., & Co. Carolina Grocery Co. Tally, V. F.
Lyon. Terry. Herring, R. W.
Davis, E. G. Oates. J. A.
Retail)
MacLean. J. MacRae. J. Gibbs. John
Williford,
J.
A., Jr. C. C.
M.
C.
McPhail.
McCaskill,
S.
Bascom.
Maultsby. G. Sam. Ray. I. H.. & Co. Carolina Grocery Co. Smith, W. F. (Wholesale.)
Powell, W. H. Rethune. M. A. Hedgepeth Bros. Byrd, W. J. Bell, N. J. Evans, J. & O. Powers, John. Smith & Dowing.
Stringfield. D. M. Stringfield, P. R.
Ray. Donald. Simmons, R. F. Williams. Henry E.
Howard.
C.
Bennett, F.
C. T.
Lumber Manufacturers and
Rankin, C. A.
Dealers.
Tatum,
J.
L.
Empire Lumber Co. Cumberland Lumber Co. Southern Timber and Lumber
Bullard, A. J.. McAllister-Ross Roone & Thain.
Co.
Cook, J. H. Melvin, A. S., Co. Gallup & Co. (Wholesale). Davis Bros. Smith, H.
&
Sons.
Co. Co.
Lumber Lumber
Gilmore-Rankin
West Lumber
Thain, T.
T.
Co.
Hardware Dealers. TTuske Hardware House. Watson, Walter.
Haigh, Charles. Rankin, A. E. McMillian Bros. Powell, W. H. Maultsby, .T. Sam. Ward's Plow Works.
Sanders, W. T. Fayetteville Supply Co. Jernigan, J.
Marble Works. Remsburg. E. L. Monumental Works. Fayetteville Machinery Dealers.
Russell.
C.
I.
S.
Carolina Machine Co.
Clark.
W.
Huske Hardware House. Sanders. W. T.
Fayetteville Supply Co.
-12—
ITS
(T.Ml'.KKAI.XI)
Naval
Store
Dealers.
I
'01
NTV
Veterinary
Martin,
Elder,
II.
Surgeons.
Slooomb. A. II. Georgia Pine Turpentine Co. MacKethan Turpentine Co. Paint and Oil Dealers.
Tom. W.
Wall
Paper
Dealers.
Landon Wright.
Huske Hardware
Saupnders, Home. H.
\V.
Co.
Gorham Look & Music
Wade.
Sliley.
II.
().
Co.
T.
V.
II.
R.
MacKethan & Co. Downing & Smith.
Rankin, A. E. Co. Gallup Oil Co. Standard Oil C.
Painter*.
Wright. T. T. Maultsby, Wm. Jones. I mil. Waddell, Alfred.
Jones, l.onnie. Sykes, Ernest.
Manufacturing Plants. Holt-Morgan Mills (Cotton Cloth). Holt- Williamson Mill (Yarns). Tolar-Hart Mill (Yarns). Lakeview Mfg. Co. (Yarns). Victory Mfg. Co. (Cotton Cloth). Ashley-Bailey Mill No. 1 (Silk). Ashley-Bailey Mill No. 2 (Silk). Aigoddon Knitting Mill. Ward's Plow Works. P.ruton, J. C, Cross Arm Works.
West Lumber
Thain, T.
Fayettcville
T.
Co.
(Crates).
Co.
Plumbers. Crane Plumbing Co., The. II. S. Burke, Smith, Frank. Piano and Organ Dealer*.
Blount,
Sheetz.
Woodenware
Brick Co.
Georgia
Poe,
E.
Pine Turpentine Co.
A.,
Rheum- aid Medical Co. Regal Medicine Co.
Hewitt, C. M. (Mattresses). Bullard, J. J., & Sons. Sullivan Shoe Co.
W.
S.,
&
F.,
Music Co.
Sons.
Pemberton, H. M. Kimball, W. W., Co. Photographers.
Paton Studio. Keen's Studio.
Real
Estate
Kennedy, E. J. Gilmore-Rankin Co. MacKethan Turpentine Co. Tar Heel Brick Co.
Agents.
CUMBERLAND.
Population, 1913, about 5(10. Cotton Mill.
Neciansett Mills (Inc.) General Merchants.
Townsend, D. W.
Cooper, C. J. Armfield, D. F. Vanstory, W. A. Monashan, E. J. Thompson, G. A. Malloy, W. B. MacKethan, E. R. Favetteville Realty Rose. F. R.
Cumberland Grocery Co.
Butler,
W.
H.,
&
Son.
&
Co.
Insurance Co.
Wade,
Albert.
Autry, D. J. Morrison, John.
MacKethan Land
Pardue, W.
J.
Scarborough Realty Co. Cape Fear Loan & Trust Co.
Sales
Bevill.
HOPE MILLS.
Incorporated in 18S8. Population, 1910: White,
total,
Stables.
C. Ingold, C.
L. L.
988;
colored,
12,
Wiggins, F. M. Martin, T. 0. Rankin, Tom. Croom, A. R. West, J. F.
Shingle
Dealers.
Value
1,010. of real
estate,
5257,119; value of per-
sonal property, 55,592. TAX RATE: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
Town
Officers
MAYOR—E.
R. R.
T.
McDonald.
T. T.
Huske Hardware
Evans,
Carter,
J.
POSTMASTER—Jno.
and V.
Bynum.
McDonald, A.
T.
C.
Co.
&
O.
Dan. Simmons, Alex.
Smith, A. B. Rankin, A. E.
Co. Rankin. A. E., Co. Gilmore-Rankin Co.
Tailors.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E.
W. U.
&
AGENTS- -E.
C.
S.
L.
McDonald,
Empire Lumber
METHODIST—John
BAPTIST
Ministers
I.
and
—
Churches. A. Tharpe, Pastor.
Pastor.
E.
Olive,
PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. Fairley. EPISCOPAL—Rev. Moody.
The Vogue. Williams, Fred D.,
Stein
Bros.
Co.
GRADED— I.
Gilbert,
J.
Schools and Academies. E. Olive, Prin.
Doctors.
C.
S.
Holland
&
Co.
Shepard, Miss Lizzie. Holland, John C. Bennett, F. N.
Undertakers Rogers, J. R. McNeill, T. H.
Hutchinson,
Gilbert.
J.
S.
Druggists.
C.
S.
and
Embalmers.
Hutchinson,
S.
Lawyers.
Newton,
Z.
B.
CUMBERLAND— CURRITUCK
General Merchants.
179
Bynuni, Jas. H. Hope Mills Mercantile Co. Hall, H. F.
Rogers,
Sessoms, Samuel. Hope Mills Furniture Co. Byrnes, Misses. (Millinery.) Deaver. P. D.
Hotels and
Central. Atlantic.
Owen
J.
C.
Boarding Houses.
McPhail,
Calcutt,
:i
H.
Chas.
(Millinery and Furniture)
Bullard, W. H. Tlinmt s Tpssg I'ate, H. M., Mrs. McDaniel, N. M.
Manufacturing Plants.
Hope Mills Manufacturing
to 4.
Co.,
Mills Nos.
1
COUNTY CURRITUCKCURRITUCK.
COUNTY SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910). 7,693. Named in honor of Tribe of Indians. AREA — 200 square miles.
Value
of
real
Property listed
PUBLIC ROADS TAX RATE— BONDED INDEBTEDNESS— RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
,
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— For —
$1,266,410; value of personal property, $520,021. 1914, by whites, $1,651,487; by negroes, $1,124,944. whites, 32; for negroes, 14. Number of miles, 1T.0. Worked by hands, not by taxation. County purposes, 19c. on the $100; 15c. on the $100, special. $2,500.
estate,
in
Southern Express Co., assessed value assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. Norfolk Southern Railroad, 14.47 miles, assessed value Pullman Co. assessed value assessed value Currituck Telephone Co. Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal Co., assessed value Norfolk and Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed Pasquotank and North River Steamboat Co SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January 25 (civil), March
, ,
$
i
2 147.00 1 035.00 187 965.00 231.00 jj 2, 500.00 4, 000.00 6 777. IN) 6 .667.00
value
1,
September
6.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—E. W. Ansell.
tuck.
PHYSICIANS NOT
CurriRitter,
IN
TOWNS.
F. W., Moyock.
SHERIFF—R. E. L. Griggs, Point Harbor. REGISTER OF DEEDS —Thomas W. BaxShawboro.
Sanderlin,
Mann, 3. M.. Movopk. Maynard, J. D., Knott's Island.
Cowell, Griggs,
W. H. .Sligo. W. T., Poplar Branch.
J.
ter,
Newbern,
M., Jarvisburg.
Lawyers.
TREASURER—John W.
boro.
ShawCox,
CORONER — T.
J.
SURVEYOR—J. SUPT. OF HEALTH—Dr.
Moyock.
Evans, Point Harbon. C. Walker, Maple.
S.
J.
Simmons, A. M., Currituck. W. D., Mayock.
M.
Mann,
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
SUPT. OF
Jarvisburg.
SCHOOLS—Dr.
M. Newbeni,
J.
BOARD OF
Coinjack;
S.
EDUCATION—W.
Tate,
Fiske & Charltan, Moyock. Cox, Mrs. J. B., Moyock. Van de Carr. C. R., & Co., Moyock. Poyner, J. W., Moyock.
Flora. P. H., Tulls. Humphries, C. V.,
E. D. Bowden, Knott's Island; Dr. M. Mann, Moyock. COMMISSIONERS—W. S. Newbern, Jr., Powell Point; C. S. Perkins, Snowden; E. M.
&
Bros., Tulls.
Snowden. F.
Forbes,
P., P.,
Snowden.
ShawDoro.
M. M., Shawboro.
J.
Walker, Maple.
Barnard,
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—N.
Jr.,
Coinjack; Harrison, Mamie.
W.
F.
Leaxy.
N. Hampton, Gregory, W. S.
JUSTICES OF THE
Moyock;
PEACE.
W. Fontz, MOYOCK TOWNSHIP— F. C. G. Old, Vine, Va. CRAWFORD— J. L. DeCormis Shawboro; A. D. Sawyer, Tulls; L. Walker, Barco. POFLAR BRANCH—W. S. Harrison, David
S.
Jones,
A. M. Roberts, Cartwright, Jarvisburg.
H.
Dutcher,
J.
M.
FRUITVILLE—David Jones, A. M. Roberts. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. P. METHODIST — C. Jerome, Poplar
Branch;
ington.
Moyock
Disciple,
T.
C.
E.
Lee,
Wash-
BAPTIST—J.
N.
Ragland,
L.
P. Stallings, beth City;John E.
Moyock;
Poplar Branch; T. Reed, Eliza-
DISCIPLE— C.
Blalock. E. Lee. Washington.
Perkins, C. L., Sligo, P. O. Snowden. Johnson, E. R., Currituck. Walker, H. D., Maple. Boswood. Grandy, Barco. • Barco. C, Barco. Lindsey. Dempsey, Maple. Guard, J. T., Coinjock. Bray, B. N., Coinjock. Hampton, W. H., Waterlily. Coinjock Grocery Co., Coinjock. Hampton, A. B., Aydlett. Williams, J. T., Poplar Branch. Newbern. R. L.. Old. Owens. J. B.. Point Harbor. Ansell, E. W., Barco. Williams, Ella, Mrs., Poplar Branch. Parker, W. H. Poplar Branch. Cooper, W. A., Knott's Island. Boswood. J. H, Gregory. Hale, B., Gregory. Woodhouse, D. W., Poplar Branch. Gallop, J. C, Poplar Branch.
180
criiltlTUCK— DARE
,
Grandy, J. T., Grandy. Owens, A. A Bertha.
Gallop, W. II.. Jarvisburg. Brock, C. H.. & Co.. Powell's Point. Gregory, H. II.. Jarvisburg. Forbes, I. A., Jarvisburg. Garrington, Thomas, Jarvisburg. Etheridge. Richard. Powell's 1'oint. Aydlett, C- C, & Son, Harbinger. Harrell, T. S.. Mamie. Gray. Curtis, Corolla. Bowden. E. D.._& Son. Knott's Island. Jones. V. L.. Knott's Island.
Gibson
Perkins, A. L., Powell's Point. Cairo. C, Barco. & Kight, Indian Town.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Snowden,
I'Yn-bee,
Alice,
Shawboro.
Munden,
J. E.. Woodleigh. Jones & Son, Woodleigh. Scarborough, Geo., Duck. Leary. A. K.. Duck. Dozier, A. M., Snowden,
S. P., Mrs., Gregory. Adelaide, Shawboro. Ida, Cligo. Newby, Jennie P. Tulls, Tmeblood, Hattie, Currituck. Snow, Edith E., Currituck. Fori hand, Katie. Maple. Ross, Julia, Barco. McNeill, Berta, Coinjock. Lee, Eunice, Currituck.
Flora,
Bray.
Lee,
W.
K.. Sligo. P.
O.
Snowden.
Gregory, J. 1.., Sligo, P. O. Snowden. ferry. W. A.. Otello. Perry Co.. Otella. Baum, Elijah. Kitty Hawk. Overton, J. H., Comjock. Smith, John, Grandy. Newbern, II. & W. W., Co., Powell's Point. Swain, Mrs. W. H. Powell's Point. Tate. W. J., Otilla.
,
Doxy, Elsie, North West, Va. Lough, R. J., Moyock. Wilson, Addie, Moyock. Deadmon, Gurtha, Moyock. Deans, Irma, Vine, Va. Corolla. Parker, Lizzie D. Newbern, Annie, Waterlily.
,
Adams,
HOTELS AND BOARDING
HOUSES.
Baum, L. C, Poplar Branch. Hotel Walker, Currituck. Guard, J. T., Coinjock. Brock, C. H., Powell's Point. White. L. R.. Seagull. Stevenson, Mrs. Geo. E., Shawboro.
Snowden, Freeford.
Jerome, Jerome, Annie C, Poplarbranch. Parker, Carrie, Poplarbranch. Reid, Inez, Poplarbranch. Isley, Robert W., Poplarbrbabnch. Parker, Edna, Grandy. Mann, E. W., Grandy. Gay, Ida S., Jarvisburg.
Ferebee,
Scott,
Purcell, Coinjock. C. P., Mrs., Aydlette.
Jennie,
Jarvisburg.
,
Mae, Jarvisburg.
COTTON GINS.
Van de
Carr, C. R.,
Powells Point. Hedspeth, Nita M. Newbold, Mattie, Powells Point. Moseley, Agnes, Harbinger. Mabry, Mary C., Harbinger. Griggs, Josephine, Point Harbor.
Elizabeth, Waterlily. Oldham, Mattie, Knotts Island. Williams, Margaret, Knotts Island. Granger, Lina, Munden, Va. White, Addie, Knotts Island. Tillett, Zora, Deals. Bell, Annie E.
Ferrell,
&
Co.,
Moyock.
Johnson, E. R., Currituck and Shawboro. Farmers Cooperative Ginning and Milling Association, Maple.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS. Van de Carr, C. R., & Co., Moyock.
Perkins, C. L., Sligo, P. O. Snowden. Johnson, E. R., Currituck.
Morrow,
Perry,
Helen
L.
,
A.,
SAW
MILLS.
Baum, Cora
Otilo. Otilo.
Mattie,
Kitty
Hawk.
Hunt,
J. H., Gregory. Perkins, C. L„ Sligo, P. O. Snowden. Farmers' Manufacturing Co. Coinjocn.
,
Deans. Mary, Duck. Harvey, Blanche, Duck. Tillett, Cece B.. Duck.
DARE COUNTY MANTEO. COUNTY
SEAT,
1910), 4,841. Formed in 1S70. Named in honor of Virginia Dare. 975 square miles. Value of real estate, $619,065; value of personal property, $237, 0S0. Property listed in 1914, by whites. $823,337; by negroes, $22,959. NT'MBER OF For whites, 19; for negroes, 1. RATE County and poor, 30c. State, 27 2-3c. school. 20c. special school, 15c. school. 30c. jail 5c. courthouse, 15c. on the $100. County bonded debt, $20.S00. PUBLIC No. miles, 150. Worked under Old State Law.
POPULATION— (Census
AREA—
TAX
—
SCHOOLS—
;
;
;
:
;
district
:
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Carolina Transportation
Co.,
ROADS—
Eastern
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— May
assessed value
24,
$1,130.00
October
25.
TREASURER— E. L. Midgett, SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— B. G.
SUPT. OF
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—R. M. Jennett, SHERIFF— A. H. Davenport. COMMISSIONERS— N.
BOARD
Manteo.
(chm'n),
OF
W.
F.
ELECTIONS— W.
Baune, Manteo; C.
S. S.
Davis Pugh,
Wanchese.
HOME—L.
Manteo. Crisp. Manteo. D. Hassell. Manteo.
F.
Jennett.
S.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
NAG HEAD—Jno.
Jno.
W. Evans, W.
Q.
S.
Buxton;
W.
Casey,
Jno.
Homer,
Davis, Jno. W.
Charlies
Semps,
Warechese; W.
Baum,
Evans
Fielder.
Ward.
Wanchese.
(chm'n),
Frisco.
CROATAN & STUMPY
Fulcher, C.
ford.
POINT—Chas
C.
R.
BOARD
S.
OF
A.
EDUCATION—R.
Griffin,
C.
J.
Manteo;
T.
EAST LAKE—M.
W. Mann,
E.
D.
M. Hooper. Twiford, D.
Twi-
DARE— DAVIDSON
Geo. Farrow. Bailey, C. O. Gray, W. B. 0. Neal. KINNOKEET E. P. Scarborough. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
181
HATTERAS —Geo. W.
T.
Town
Officers.
—
CHIEF OF POLICE—A.
MAYOR— S.
L. Dosher.
METHODIST — Kev.
Price,
Cox,
Manns Harbor, A.
Prin.
W.
Avon.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. WANCHESE ACADEMY— C. K. Pugh,
PHYSICIANS NOT
Jones,
VV.
CLERK— Jas. A. Evans. TREASURER— Jas. A. Evas. TAX COLLECTOR— A. H. Crisp. POSTMASTER—R. B. Etheridge. R. R. AGENT— W. F. Baum, East
Transportation Co.
Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST—Not supplied. M. W. Hester.
H. Crisp.
Carolina
IN
TOWNS.
A., Hatteras.
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
METHODIST—
Hotels
Pinner, J. B.. East Lake. Daniels, E. R., Wanchese. Daniels. S. M., Wanchese. Davis, I. N., Wanchese. Williams. T. J., Wanchese. Midgett, M. S., Rodanthe. Burrus. E. E., Hatteras. Rollinson, W. H-, Hatteras. Stowe, A. J., Hatteras. Twiford. W. O., Nags Head. Meekins, D. L., Stump Point. Meekins, D. F., Avon. Fulcher, A. J., & Bro., Frisco. Fulcher. O. C, & Bro., Buxton. Gray, L. H., Avon. Hooper, Geo. W., Stumpy Point.
MANTEO GRADED— E.
Schools
and
Academies.
W. Joyner,
Prin.
and Boarding Houses. Hotel Roanoke. Tranquil House. Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF MANTEO—R.
C. Evans, Pres.
;
R.
Bruce Etheridge, Cash. Book Stores.
Jones, O. J. Carriage Dealers and
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Sanderlin, Claudia, Colington. Hurdle, N. T., Kitty Hawk. Sawyer, Julia, Rodanthe.
Manufacturers. A. Dealers. Confectionery Davenport. A. H. Fearing, W. B. Builders. Contractors and Gray, W. P.
Evans, Jos.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Furnishers.
Scarborough,
W.
L.,
Salvo.
Gates, Dr. F. P., Pres. Clothiers and Men's Davis, C. W. Jennett, R. M.
C. T., Avon. Scarbrough, Mill, Avon. Gray, C. P., Buxton. Miller, Annie, Buxton. Bishop, L. B., Frisco.
Godwin,
Department
Stores.
Manteo Supply
Midgett
So.
Miller,
Mammie,
Frisco.
Daniels. Baum & Tarkington. Doctors. Gates. F. P.
&
Raper, H. N., Hatteras. Raper, Lizzie, Hatteras.
Jones, Josie, St. Parrot. Dough, Madelin, St. Parrot. Jones, Nannie, Mann's Harbor. Evers, Bud, Mann's Harbor. Jones, Annie, E. Lake. Riggs, Izona, East Lake. Dough, Mantha, Mrs., Manteo.
,
Davis,
Dry Goods Carson W.
and
Notions.
Jennett, R.
M.
Grocers.
Tarkington. A. Midgett, F. P. Insurance
Griffin, S.
Baum &
Agents.
Mackay, Eunice.
Griffe,
Jones,
O.
J.
Lawyers.
Withe.
Bessie.
J.
Dameron, Freeman,
W., Mrs. Honaker, May B., Wanchese.
Dosher, S. L. Crisp, B. G.
Painters.
Brothers,
W.
J.
MANTEO.
Incorporated in 1899. 1,000. Population, 1910:
Real Estate Meekins, Theo. S.
Agents.
White
polls, 150.
Value real estate, about property, about $45,000.
$125,000;
personal
Undertakers and Embalmers. Ev:PUBLIC Jackson Hill, Healing ington. Boone, Cotton Grove, Silver Hill, Arcadia, Midway, Conrad Hill, Other townships worked under Old State Law. Springs, Tyro and Thomasville townships,
ROADS—
182
DAVIDSON COUNTY
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
!
Plea anl Groi Telephone Co., assessed value Muddy Creek Telephone Co., assessed value North State Telephone Co., assessed value Thomasville Light & Power Co., assessed value Carolina Railroad. 24.80 miles, assessed value it Pied Railway, 20.60 miles, assessed value Winston-Salem Southbound Railway, 37.20 miles, assessed value
Pullman
Co.,
assessed
value
00 00 00 00 1,723.533. 64 55,230. 00 834,793 00 5,288, 10
195, 130. 203. 2,250,
Thomasville Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Southern Power Co., assessed value \\ in Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Lexington Telephone Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value Midway Telephone Co., assessed value Orinoco Telephone Co., assessed value Lee Telephone Co., assessed value Davidson Telephone Co., assessed value Enterprise Telephone Co., assessed value Kin h Fork Telephone Co., assessed value Fairmont-Silver Hill Telephone Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— February 22, May 3, (civil).
(civil).
1,755. 00
11,252, 41,077, 37,333, 4,629, 4. SSI 12,216,
3,449, 7S8.
00 70
08
240 220 190 (Ml 155 00 286 00 625 00
00 oo 00 so 00 00 00
May
24,
August
2,
November
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OP COURT— C. E. Godwin, H. Moyer, Deputy, Lexington. SHERIFF—C. C. Shaw, Lexington. REGISTER OF DEEDS—Walter S. son, Lexington. TREASURER —George McCarn.
ton; J.
TYRO— C.
LexingWalser,
YADKIN'
Green,
L. Hedrick, Lexington, R. 5. College.
J.
H. Lanning,
F.
Phillips,
IT.
L
COLLEGE— M.
Y'ounts,
Ed. L.
Yadkin
T.
J.
Ander-
REEDY'
Nifong,
CREEK—Joseph
,
Hege,
Manuel
CORONER— E. F. Long, Denton. SURVEYOR— John W. May, Ilannersville. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— P. L. Feeyor, Lexington. SUPT OF HEALTH—E. J. Buchanan. Lexington. SUPT. OF HOME— J. W. Sexton, Lexington. BOARD OF EDUCATION—H. S. Radeliff,
Lexington; J. C. Ripple, Lexington, R. 4; C. W. stokes. Jackson Hill. A. M. Hiatt, Thomasville; D. S. Sieeloff, Lexington; A. C. Smith,
Lexington, R. 4. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. Fletcher, J. F. Denton. Laffoon, W. J., High Point. Carrick, Thos., High Point. Henderson, G. W., Blaine.
Lyerly,
J.
M.
,
Crescent.
COMMISSIONERS—
Hill.
Silver
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— John W. LamThomasville; McCrary, Lexington.
beth,
Reynolds, G. L. Trogden, Joel, Cid. Keller, O A.., Wallburg. Brasswell, D., Denton. Powell, H. L., Lexington. Newton, J. D., Thomasville. SCHOOLS NOT IN TOWNS. John M. Cheek, Prin.
WALLBURG—
W.
F.
Thomason,
R.
L.
Y'ADKIN COLLEGE— M...
ton.
F. Phillips, Lexng-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ABBOTT'S CREEK TOWNSHIP— S.
zier,
J.
Fra-
Cook. Bain; H. M. Loflin, Versailles; C. C. Cook. Newsom. ARCADIA John F. Wilson, Lewis Reich, Charles Snider, Enterprise. BOONE W. D. Simerson, Tobe Clement, Pink Williams, Rov Semerson, Linwood, R. 2. A. W. Freezor, S. E. COTTON J. D. Lookabill, Z. T. Sharpe, Linwood, R. 2. CONRAD HILL— Oscar F. Hughes, Ilannersville; Allison Swing, Ed. Hedrick, Lex-
ALLEGHANY'—F.
D.
S.
Hoy worth, Wallburg.
M.
—
CHURCHLAND— S. G. Hasty, Prin. TY'RO HIGH— R. E. Brooks, Prin. ARCADIA HIGH— S. L. Craver, Prin. DENTON HIGH—Geo. L. Reynolds. Prin. LINWOOD HIGH— J. W. Ingle, Prin. SOUTH MONT HIGH— J. Hall Johnson.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Anderson, A., Denton. Bulla, A. A., Jackson Hill. Cathel, J. E., Linwood. R. 1.
Zimmerman,
Zimmerman,
E.
J.,
—
GROVE—
Lexington, R.
3.
1.
Mock, Prank, Lexington, R.
ington,
EMMONS—U.
Snider;
R.
2.
Garner, Rfd.
A. Hedrick, Denton; Alex. A. Lee Sullivan, Thomasvlle,
R. Snider,
Haven, Lomox, Will Smith, Silver Hill, R. 1. JACKSON HILL—T. S. Everhart, J. P. Elliott, Jackson Hill; J. L. Thompson, Lilac.
HEALING SPRINGS—J.
Sam
J.
R. U., Enterprise. Hill, Lee, Lexington, R. 4. Dimmette, J. A., Wallburg. Yokely, R. V., Lexington, R. 1. Plummer, A. L. Denton. Y'ork, A. A., Linwood, R. 2. Yokeley, R. V., Lexington, R. 4. NOT IN TOWNS.
,
MERCHANTS
LEXINGTON— Sam
John
H.
T.
Berrier,
J.
F.
HedLex-
Williamson, J. T., Yadkin College. Hobbs, J. D., Yadkin College.
Hartley, J. A., Y'adkin College. Walser, J. W. Lexington, R. 3. Hill, Ed., Lexington, R. 3. Bailey, J. B., Jubilee. Varner, D. R. Versailles. Carrick, J. F., Silver Hill, R. 1. Hepler, D. H., Hannersville. Lomax, M. R., Jubilee. Morris, J. W., Handy. Craver & Zimmerman, Lexington, R. Ripple, L. E., Lexington, R. 4. Tesh, Bros., Enterprise. Sink, Thos., Winston-Salem, R. 5.
,
rick,
Moyer,
James
;
Adderton,
ington; E. S. Craver, Lexington, R. 1; Curran P. Craver, Lexington, R. 5 Wm. H. Nance, Lexington, R. 1. MIDWAY' J. M. Nifong, Enterprise; B. F. Charles, W. M. Clodfelter, Enterprise, R. 1.
.
SILVER HILL—Grover
Silver
C.
Palmer,
C.
Hedrick,
R.
1.
Hill;
E.
L.
Parks,
Hyh
A. Rock,
L. Shuler, L. B. Thomas, C. S. Payne, W. G. Fitzerald, Thomasville; J. W. Bowers, Thomasville, R. 3.
THOMASVILLE— E.
F. Westmoreland, A.
1.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Wilson,
Jos.,
183
Winston-Salem. R.
5.
1.
John R., Kemersville, R. Hayworth, G. W. Wallburg. Clinard, D. T., Thomasville, R. 1. Hanner, A. P., Hannersville.
Phillips,
Layton, Georgie, Southmont. Johnson, Mary, Southmont. Craver, C. R., Lexington, R.
5.
McKlveen,
Hedrick, Jcs., Lexington, R. Beck, A. J., Cid. Lanier, N. W., Cid. Daniel, J. M., Denton. Bodgett, II. Val, Newsom.
6.
J. V., Linwood. Strickland, Elva. Bessie L., Linwood. Siiss.T. Smith, Annie, Lexington, R. Rogers, Gennie, Denton.
2.
Smith,
J.
E.,
Denton.
Morgan
Elliott,
Bros., Newsom. Stokes, C. W., Jackson Hill.
1.
Geo. I. J., Jackson Hill. Rogers, L. A. H., Silver Hill, R. Daniels. Thos., High Rock. Fitzgerald & Roper, Limvood. Peacock, S. M., Southmont.
Russell, R. M., Denton. Dorsett, Linnie, Denton. Hamner, Francis, Denton. Gallimore, Arthur, Denton. Beck, O. G. Ridge, Earnest, Cid.
Addams,
Feezor,
Ella.
Cid
Hannersville. Flora.
2.
Kate.
L.,
Southmont Hardware
Co.,
Southmont.
Storer, O. E., Southmont. Vuncannon, T. G., Southmont.
Ingram, T. Hege, Joe
Carrick, Briggs,
J.
W.,
A.,
COTTON GINS.
Earnhardt, J. W., Lexington. Byerly Bros., Lexington, R. 4. Fitzgerald, J. W., Linwood. Becker, C. L., & Co., Lexington, R. 3. Thompson, G. M., Co., Linwood, R. 1. Daniel Gin & Lumber Co., High Rock. Gruhh, H. C, Linwood, R. 1.
Clemruons, R. High Rock. High Rock. Angle, Nina, High Rock, R. Newcom, L. A., Denton. Surratt, W. B., High Rock. Hodges, Edna, Jackson Hill.
Emma,
2.
Thompson,
Harris,
Riffle,
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Hill,
E.,
Reeds.
,
Grimes Bros. Lexington. Model Mills, Lexington. Younts, Frank, Lexington,
Miles,
Rfd.
C, Denton.
Feezor
&
Feezor,
1. Penringer, J. Hedrick. Alen. Lexington, R. 2. Swing Bros., Lexington, R. 2. Newsom Milling Co.. Newsom.
Southmont. M., Linwood, R.
SAW
MILLS.
Snider Lumber Co., Denton. Michael, Fritts & Co. Hepler & Miller. Walser & Walser.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Woff, Ruth P., High Point, R. 4. Neal, Lucia E., High Point, R. 4. Stone, Dasie Lee, High Point, R. Layne, J. D., High Point, R. 4. Zimmerman, Dora, Wollburg. Teague, Etta, Wollburg. Rominger, Etta, Wollburg. White, Gennie, Kemersville. White, Adelaid, Kemersville. Hawkins, Mary, Newsom. Stokes, Maggie, Newsom.
Surratt, Loftin,
L., Bain. Evans, Lottie, Lexington, R. 4. Evans, Perl, Lexington, R. 4. Weisner, R. F., Welcome. Roper, Edna, Clemmons, R. 2. Nifong, L. G., Winston-Salem, R. Hege, Mary, Lexington, R. 4. Hege, Dora, Lexington, R. 4.
4.
Lexington. Mrs., Lexington, R. 4. Lexington, R. 4. Crows, May, Lexington, R. 2. Fultz, Lelia, Lexington, R. 2. Wilson, J. F., Lexington, R. 4. Abernathy, Perl, High Rock. Addams, Bettie, Lexington, R. 6. Beck, Robert, Lexington, R. 2. Hulin, Minnie. Lexington, R. 2. Beck, Bessie E., Lexington, R. 6. Hill. Cora E., Lexington, R. 6. Loler, Harvey, Lexington R. 6. Hedrick, Betta, Lexington, R. 6. Bowers, J. W., Thomasville, R. 4. Bowers, Daisy, Thomasville, R. 4. Black, Harry W.. Thomasville, R. 3. Senter, Lillian, Thomasville, R. 3. Thomas, Ivy G., Thomasville, R. 3. Underwood, Lula. Thomasville. R. 3. Hunt. Minnie, Thomasville, R. 1. Leonard, Myrtle. Thomasville, R. 1. Yokley, John H., Lexington, R. 1. Rotterock, C. W., Thomasville, R. 2. Clinard, Bessie, Thomasville, R. 2. Thomasville R. 2. Barnes, N. W. Long, Mittie, Thomasville, R. 2. Sintsing, E. W., Thomasville, R. 2. Lexington, R. 5. Brooks, ., Richard, Grace, Linwood. Ellis, Lola, Linwood.
.
R.
Alis, C.
Handy.
Lena,
Zimmema,
Et'ael,
,
— —
.
M. M.
K,
Versails.
4.
Sinder,
E.
L.,
Jubilee,
R.
1.
1.
Williams, Mary, Jubilee, R. Wilson, Gennive, Linwood. Hasty, S. G., Linwood. Carter, J. F., Linwood. Atkins, Nora, Linwood. Molsinger, Lula, Linwood. Michael, Keui, Jubilee.
Hilliard, Laler,
W.
H., Jubilee.
Grimes, R. M., Lexington, R. 2. Ora, Lexington, R. 2. Younts, Stella, Lexington, R. 2. Laler, Chester, Lexington, R. 2. Sheer, Essie, Thomasville, R. 3. Teague, Hattie, Thomasville, R. 3. Everhart, Carrie. Thomasville, R. 4.
Thompson,
Younts,
Hall,
J.
A.' W. Hannersville. Ethel, Hannersville. H., Southmont.
Williams, Minnie, Jubilee. Leonard, John W. Lexington, R. 5. ( Lodfelter, Daisy, Lexington, R. 3. Sink. B. F., Lexington, R. 3. Hunt, Minnie, Lexington, R. 3. Jones, Mainey, Lexington. Link, J. S., Lexington, R. 4. Evans, N. L., Lexington. Thompson, Alis, Lexington. Surratt, D. T., Lexington, R. 3. Elliott, Blanche, Lexington, R. 3. Shoaf, R. H, Lexington. Hinkle, Ada, Welcome. Sink, J. Carl, Lexington, R. 4. Link, Exie, Lexington, R. 4. Yokley, Cas. M., Lexington, R. 1. Stone, W. S., Lexington, R. 1 Trouttran. A. M., Lexington. Jones, Allen, Lexington. Black, Addie, Lexiiytcn, R. 5. Hege, J. H.. Lexington, R. 1. Nifong, J. M.. Win ton-Salem, R. 4. Smith", Esther, Winston-Salem, R. 4. Evans, H. L., Wallburg. Matsinger, Carrie, Winston -Salem, R. 5. Malsinger, Lelia, Winston-Salem, R. 5. Hege, Annie, Welcome. Hege, Ollie, Welcome. Smith, Lake. Winston-Salem, R. 5.
.
1S4
Klffle,
DAVIDSON (UL'XTY
Lizzie, Lexington,
It.
4.
Bakers.
Charles, Annie, Yadkin College. Leonard. Hubert, Lexington E. 3. Green, Mary Lee, Yadkin College. Wood, V. C, Thomasvllle, R. 3. Fack. T. D., Thomasville R. 3. I'raziir. Malicdth, Lexington.
Lexington Bakery. Butchers and
Everhart, G.
Dealers In
Cattle.
W.
II.
Hammer,
V.
J.
Woosley, Supt.. Maud McGee, Mary l'ritehard, Laura Efrid, Mrs. Anna Turnley, Mrs. H. S. Pauline Palmer, Radellff, Mary McKeether, Ida Hedrlck, Elizabeth, Pllson, Nannie Fulton, Allene Godwin, Raxie Sheets, Edna McCrary, Allie Hutchison. THOMAS VI l.i: GRADED SCHOOLS—J. N. Hauss, Supt, Mary Green, Fechsia Marshbanks, Lillian Yow, Louise Alexander, Mary, Hill McNannie Flinton, Sara, McCulloch, culloch. Floye Hutcherson, Kathleen Hall, Mary Richardson, Katherine Haskin.
I
LEXINGTON
Harris,
Rosa,
Lexington,
GRADED
SCHOOL— O.
Everhart Bros. Green, .1. W. Young, Chas. Pickett Brothers.
Ciubs.
Iroquois. Elks.
Cotton
and
1.
Hosiery
Mills.
Dacotah.
Winnonah, No. Winnonah, No.
2.
Nokomis. Erlanger Cotton Mills.
Contractors
and
Builders.
LEXINGTON.
Popvdation,
White
Value
property
polls,
1914: 539;
estate,
7,100.
real
colored polls, 80. $908,234; value
personal
$637,005. $1.30 on the $100. Bonded debt, $168,000
TAX RATE:
Harbin, W. Lee. Eanes, T. S. Tussey, J. W. Smith, Griff. Ford, A. L. Cecil, D. K.
Butler,
W.
Town
V. Coal and
Wood
Coal
Dealers.
Officers.
TREASURER—J. T. Hedrick. TAX COLLECTOR—Earl Holmes. STANDARD-KEEPER—Chas. E. ATTORNEY—E. E. Raper. SUPT. OF HEALTH—D. J. Hill. POSTMASTER—D. F Conrad. RECORDER—P. V. Crltcher.
CHIEF OF POLICE—W.
MAYOR— Chas.
Y'oung.
A.
Hartness.
Lexington Ice Hayes, Henry.
Clothiers
&
Co.
Co.
and
Men's
Furnishers.
Weaver.
Penry,
W. G.
Co.,
Thompson
The Fred.
SOLICITOR—J. F. Spurill. L. F. Barr, Southern; L. LR. R. Barbee, Southbound. H. I. Lopp. EXPRESS Chas. Patterson, TELEGRAPH C. D. W. U. Davis, Postal. Will Harris, LexTELEPHONE
AGENT—
Co., The J. F. Superior Tailoring Co. Fletcher Bros. Penny, W. G. Co. Green & Rothrock.
Ward
Woodruff's
Shoe Store.
Cotton Gins.
J.
;
AGENT— MANAGERS— MANAGER—
Co.
Earnhardt,
Riley, J.
W.
Dentist.
M.
L.
ington,
Telp.
Reynolds, R. L.
Ministers
and
Churches.
Kibler,
W.
BAPTIST—J-
LUTHERAN—V. Y. Boozer, METHODIST— A. W. Plyler,
PRESBY'TERIAN—W.
EPISCOPAL—Rev.
M. Hamrick, Pastor.
T. Andrews, Rector. Pastor.
Druggists.
Lexington Drug Co. Smith, J. B., Co.
Doctors.
REFORMED— J.
Pastor.
C.
Pastor. A. Daniel. Leonard, Pastor.
L.
Vestal,
W.
J.
J.
J.
Buchanan, E.
Powell,
Hill,
METnODIST PROTESTANT—H.
Schools and Academies.
D.
J.
Clodfelter, C.
M.
Theatres.
Terry,
R.
GRADED— O.
Hotels,
Boarding Leonard's Cafe.
V. Woosley, Prin. Houses and Restaurants.
The The
Princess. Lyric.
Thomas' Cafe.
Wilson's Cafe.
Dry Goods and
Penry,
Notions.
W.
G. Co.
J.
New March.
Central. Davis, Mrs. Amanda. Hanner, Mrs. W. B. Trice, Mrs. C. W.
Hankins,
K.
Ward, J. Thompson
F., Co. Co., The Fred.
Earnhart, Miss Alice.
Architects.
Smith, J. C. Adderton, Geo. Lopp, W. F.
A.
Stores. 10 5.
Harbin, W. Lee.
Variety
Banks and
;
Bankers.
Sweet-Workman
Store.
Co.,
and
25
Cetil
BANK OF LEXINGTON— G. W. Montcastle, Pres. W. H. Mendenhall, Cash. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LEXINGTON
Barnes Variety Store.
Judd, E. M.
— Dermot
COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK— J. W.
;
Shermvell, Pres.
J.
;
J.
E.
Foy, Cash.
;
& &
Fertilizer
McCrary, Pres.
T. Deadrick, Cash.
J.
Ad-
derton, Ass't Cash.
Owen, S. L., Grimes Bros.
Millinery. V., Misses. Dealers. Co.
A.
DAVIDSON COUNTY
Grocers.
Moffitt.
185
Millers.
W. H.
L.
Pickett Bros. Owen Co., S.
Grimes Bros. Model Mills.
Shingle
Dealers.
Lexington Grocery Co. (Wholesale). Crawford-McGriff Gro. Co. (Wholesale).
Messic,
J.
Michael
Sink,
&
W.
Parker.
L.
Ward, E. M. Thompson, C. M.
Tailors.
Lopp Bros.
Leonard, R.
A.
L.
Myers, Vance. Tussey & Green. Tussey & Koontz.
Smith
Bates,
&
H.
Co. A.
Finch Brothers. Fish and Oyster Dealers.
Clodfelter,
Bender, E. M. Spanola, F. Undertakers and Embalmers. McCrary, J. W. Piedmont Furniture Co. Lexington House Furnishing Co. Wall Paper Dealers. McCrary, Frank. Smith, J. W.
Dupree.
Hamner, Joseph.
Foundries
and
C.
Iron
Works.
Thompson Sons,
M.
Furniture Dealers. Piedmont Furniture Co. Lexington, H. F. G. Co. McCrary Furniture Co.
Hardware Dealers.
Lexington Hardware Co.
Manning Hardware
Montcastle
Co.
Shemwell
Radcliff,
& Mendenhall. & Foy.
S.
Insurance Agents.
Elk Furniture Co. Dixie Furniture Co. Lexington Upholstering Co. Lexington Repair Shops. Lexington Chair Co. Sheets, T. M., & Co. (Pumps.) Snider Upholstery Co. Lexington Excelsior Co. Lexington Mirror Co. Peerless Mattress Co. Lexington Garage (Manufacturing Machinists). Lee Veneer Co. Thompson, C. M., & Sons (Sash, Doors and
Blinds).
Siceloff
Manufacturing Plants.
Craven, E. B.
H.
Manufacturing Co. Kinney Hair Tonic Co.
(Overalls).
Sheets. A.
E.,
&
Jewelers. Co.
THOMASVILLE.
Incorporated in 1802. Founder of Thomasville1
Laundries.
Lexington Steam Laundry. Lawyers. Raper. E. E. Walser & Walser. & Bower. Phillips McCrary & McCrary. Williams, S. E. Robbins. F. C. Spruill, Frank.
Critcher
—Hon.
John
W.
Thomas.
Vnlue
erage,
1852.
Population.
of
1914
— white,
real
estate
4,047; colored, 784. and personal property,
$1,154,000.
TAX RATE:
50c;
&
Vann.
Dealers.
T.
Bonded indebtedness, $125,000. Town Officers. MAYOR— C. M. Hoover.
Schools, 40c; water and sewmunicipal, 60c: poll, $3.00.
Lumber Manufacturers and C. M. Patterson Lumber Co. Valley Tie & Lumber Co.
Thompson's Sons,
Marble Works.
Hege, H.
J.
W.
BOARD OF ELDERMEN—J. W.
Peacock, A.
Machinery
Dealers.
CLERK—F. E. Sigman. POSTMASTER— C. L. Harris. TKEASUKElt— A. H. Rogers. RECORDER'S COURT—D. C.
P.
S.
Reams.
H. Ragan, A.
L.
Boyles. J. Sullivan, E.
McRoe.
J.
corder;
McCrary, R. L.
Vann,
Solicitor;
B.
Crouse, Geo. W. Young, Charles. Hedrick, J. F.
Painters.
McCrary, Frank. Smith, J. W.
Miller, R.
B.,
&
Produce. Son.
WATER & SEWERAGE—J. W. MalAGENTS— C. C. Pritchard, Southern; Caro. & Yadkin River. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— Miss M. B. W. F. Meador, Postal. Labrage, W. U. MANAGER TELEPHONE— J. F. Hayden,
SUPT.
lard.
Court Officer; F. E. Sigman, Clerk.
ReMay,
R. R. W. R. Steel,
;
Plumbers.
Home Plumbing
Dunwick
Co.
&
Photographers. Son.
Newspapers and Editors. DISPATCH (Weekly)—H. B. Varner, Editor. SOUTHERN GOOD ROADS (Monthly)— H.
B. Varner, Editor.
Thomasville Telep. Co. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— D. M. Litaker, Thomasville; J. B. Tabor, Pastors. UAl'TIST—G. A. Martin. Pastor.
ard,
North
METHODIST PROTESTANT—Jesse
Pritch-
Editor,
A.
L.
Fletcher,
Managing
REFORMED—J.
*
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN— C.
B.
Swartz. II. Phipps, Pastor.
Real
Estate
Agents.
Finch, S. W. Shemwell, Dermott. Walser, J. G., Land Co.
BAPTIST ORP HANAG E— Officers
Pres. Sec.
GRADED— J.
Schools and Academies. N. Hauss, Prin.
Hub Land
Park Land Southbound Investment Co. Liverymen and Dealers
Brendle, W. F. Smith. A. L., & Co. Hedrick, J. F. Myers Livery Co.
Co. Co.
Board of Trustees F. P. Hobgood. Board of Trustees Thos. Carrick. General Manager M. L. Kestler.
Treasurer
Trin.
of
in
Horses.
Lady Manager
Matrons and Teachers -7. No. of children in Orphanage, 54. Manager Shoe Department Samuel Thompson.
— — Everitt. Eulalia Turner. School — Nannie Edwards. —
S.
II.
—
— —
:
—
186
DAVIDSON COUNTY
Manager Prlntng Department C. M. Howell. Manager Truck Farm—B. F. Crutchfleld. Manager Woodworking Dept. Mark Stone. McStenographer and Bookkeeper Sallie
Cracken. Orplinnago Physician Dr. J. E. Hobgood. Laundry Dept. Miss Calloway. Manas Manager Sewing Dept. Mrs. M. B. Huett.
— ——
Grocers.
Cornell,
D. R.
—
i
— —
Banks and
fleld,
:
Bankers.
THE BANS OF THOMASVILLE—J. L. ArmPres. Zed Grtfflth, Cash. TIIIT FIRST NATIONAL— C. F. Lambeth,
it.
Pres.; A.
Ragan, Cash.;
Barbers.
C.
H. Newby, Ass't
Foster & Small. Sigh Point Grocery Co. (Wholesale). Long, D. A. Motter, J. II. Saleeby, N. J. Barton, George. Williams & Workman. White, I. T. llawville. R. L.
City Cafe. Sullivan Bros. Chodfelter, J. E. Bverhardt Bros. Jones, J. I.
Tomlinson Grocery Co. Beck & Hall. Turner, ('. M.
Cash.
Hooks, C. C. Hardy. G. F.
Ensley, Lee.
Swlggert,
Contractors and A. M.
Builders.
Ritchie, M. L. Cecil, P. S. White, D. P.
White, Wilson.
Valentine, J. T. Seagraves, Eugene.
Hampton, M. K.
Real
Citizens Ins.
Estate
Dealers.
Burkhart & Myres. Royles & Hardy. Johnson, C. E. Binkley, J. L. Fonts, A. A. Clubs. Thomasville Shooting Club. ledar Lodge. Davidson County Shooting Club. Rich Fork Shooting Club.
(
&
Realty Co.
Clothiers and
Men's
Co.
Furnishers.
Thomas, Chas. R.
Armfltld, J. L. Ragan, A. H.
Doctors.
Julian,
C.
J. J.
Burgin Co.
People's
Gate;
&
Mercantile Boggs.
Suyor,
Jacob.
A.
Peacock,
W.
H.
A. E.
Dentists.
Mock,
Bowers, M.
Hobgood,
Rothrock, Crews, R.
J.
J.
Koblos Clothing Co. Kress L. A. Motter, J. H. Hardware.
Crutchfleld
Hardware
Co.
M.
Druggists.
W.
Thomasville Hardware Co. Hotels and. Boarding Houses.
Mock
Hotel
Hotel.
C. R. Thomasville Drug Co.
Thomas,
Harville
Layrond,
Drug
Co.
Furniture Dealers. Star Furniture Co. Green, J. C.
Fertilizer
Wyche, Mrs. J. E. Kanoy, S. L. The Elms. Building & Loan Association.
People's B. Pres.; C. R. Jennings, Sec.
Dealers.
Harris, T. F.,
Elliott, L.
&
Son.
& L. Association —A. H. Thomas, Vice-President; & Treas.
Lawyers.
Ragan,
T.
E.
W.
Decorator and Painters. Swicegood, 0. E. Clements, N. R., & Morton.
Pool
Room.
Club.
Hardy, G.
Rabe. C.
Carter,
J.
F.,
Owner.
Pressing
Critcher & Vann. Parham, B. W. McRae, Donnell C. Light and Power Companies.
Southern Public Utilities Co.
Livery
Stables.
John.
Jewelry
Stores.
Pegg,
E.
C.
J.
Brown,
Morris,
Elliott,
A. N. General Merchandise. M., & Son.
Mock, J. H. Wagner, B. B. Newspapers and Editors. THE DISPATCH (Lexington)— C. R. Thomas, Editor Thomasville Department.
L.
W.
CHARITY AND CHILDREN (Weekly)—A.
Johnson, Editor.
Moore
Bros. Stone Co.
THE TIMES
Editor.
(Weekly)— J. F. Westmoreland,
Plumbers.
Tomlinson Grocery Co.
Green, J. C. Star Furniture Co.
Harris, T. F., & Son. Brewer, H. B., & Co. Sugar; Jacob. Thomasville Cash Store.
Carter, J. J. Clark. L. R.
Fife,
Miss E.
C.
Rapp, Henry. Thomasvlle Hardware Co. Thomas, L. B.
Insurance Agents. Armfield & Myers. Thomasville Realty & Trust Co.
Mutual Benefit
L.
Ins.
Co.
Mangum, Miss R.
Motter, J. H. Burgin, Co. Saleeby, N. J.
Southern Life Ins. Co. Cochrane, G. T. Undertakers and Green, J. C.
Embalmers.
DAVIDSON COUNTY
Wood ana
Thomasville Holler Bishop, M. E., & Turner, Curtiss. Rothrock, M. It.
Boyles,
Stone,
J.
187
Coal
Mills.
Dealers.
Photographers.
Grubb, W.
C.
Son.
Saw
Owen, Ed.
Co.
(In in, Rea.
L.
Mills.
W. W.
Tobacco Factories.
Thomasville Coal
C.
& Wood
&
Co.
Manufacturing Plants. Standard Chair Co., Nos. 1, 2, and Thomasville Chair Co. Thomasville Spoke Works.
3.
Garrett, B. P. Byerly, W. M.
Manufacturing Plants. (Shop and Grist Mill.) (Cotton Gin and Mill.)
Physicians:
Amaon
Cotton Mills.
Co.
Meack, T. L.
Greene, G. V.
Inventors Gentle, R. B.
Bard Lumber Manufacturing
Lee Manufacturing Co. Thomasville Furniture Co. Thomasville Veneer-Panel Co. Queen Chair Co. Lambeth Furniture Co. Cramer Furniture Co. 1, 2 and
Jewel Cotton Mills. Catus Shoe &. Bicycle Co. Everhart Machine Co. Thomasville Bottling Co. Southern Public Utilities Co. Thomasville Poller Mills. Thomasville Brick Works. Glenn Anna Milling Co. Gray Concrete Works. Hughes & Pearce Lumber Co.
Peterson's Excelsior
City
and
Mechanics.
DENTON.
3.
Incorporated in 1907. 1914: White, Population,
total,
615;
colored
6
621. real estate, $100,000; value property, $75,000. RATE: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
Value
personal
TAX
Town
Officers.
Pad
MAYOR—L. A. Smitl). POLICEMAN—Lendo Hill. ALDERMEN— W. W. Russell,
D.
Plant.
Markets.
Beck, W. M. Lowe, T. L.
POSTMASTER—J. R. R. AGENT— B.
Lilly,
C.
May, W.
Johnson,
P. M. Parks. J. Harrison. Earl Varner. J. Harrison. Ministers and Churches.
J
W.
Morris, B.
S.
C.
E.
Garages.
Morris Motor Co. Harris, H. D.
nolds,
METHODIST—J. E. Parker, Pastor. METHODIST PROTESTANT— Geo. L. Pastor. BAPTIST—J. F. Fletcher.
Schools
Rey
and
Academies.
Reynolds.
Moving Picture Shows. Lee Amusement Co., J. W. Prevo.
Cobblers.
STATE HIGH—P. C. Callum, Prin. DENTON M. P. HIGH—Geo. L.
Prin.
Catus, R. Sugg, M.
Fitchett,
E.
L. T. E.
Thompson, F. M.
Red Cameron
Boarding Houses. Spring Boarding House.
Hotel.
Hotels and
Banks and
Bankers
J.
YADKIN COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1863. Population, 1910: 250.
BANK OF DENTON—B.
W.
E. Boon, Cash.
Harrison, Pres.
.
Doctors.
MAYOR—Ed.
Town
L.
Officers.
TREASURER— J. T. POSTMASTER—Mrs.
Ministers
Green. Williams, Sr. Flora Dale.
Long, E. F. Anderson, A.
Plummer, A. L.
Dsntists.
METHODIST PROTESTANT—A. H. Powell, rastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH—J. W.
Ingle.
and
Churches.
Anderson,
Hill
B.
R.
Merchants.
Hardware
Co.
YADKIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE—W.
Totten, Prin. Hotels and Totten, W. T.
Schools
and
Academies.
T.
Piedmont Furniture Co. Anderson, B. R. Laning, A. W. Peacock, B. A.
Daniels. Russell
J.
M.
Davis.
(Millinery.)
Boarding Houses.
&
Dale, Mrs. T. S.
Architects.
Phillips,
Denton Mercantile Co. Gibson & Johnson.
Pierce, J. P.. Iledrick & Carroll. Goodman, E.
M.
F.
Telephones.
Yadkin College Telephone Co.
Boot and Shoe Shops. Garrett, B. P. Contractors and Builders.
Phillips,
1
Manufacturing Plants.
>'
linn
Roller
Mills.
Denton
>'
Lumber Co. Hugh & Price Lumber
I
Co.
M.
F.
Freeman's Molding Plant.
nion Chair Co. Smith, L. A., Brick Plant.
Livery
Stables.
General Merchandise. Williamson, J. T. Hartley, J. A. Hobbs, Daniel, W. Walser, J. W. Jordan, T. L.
Daniels, Sexton,
Sheets,
J. J.
M.
T.
L.
A.
1SS
DAVIE COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, MOCKSVILLE.
I'niTl.ATlnN (Census Formed in 1S3T. Named
1910),
in
DAVIE COUNTY
13,394
AREA — 264
honor of General
;
Wm.
K. Davie.
square miles.
estate,
$1, 735, 951
value of personal property $1,352,565. Property listed In 1914, by whites, $2,996,252; by negroes. $92,258. MISKK OF SCHOOLS— For whites, 40; for negroes, 12. TAX KATE County purposes. State, 27 2-3c. school, 20c; special school, 6c; county, 19c; special county, 2 2-3c road, 20c; poll $2.60; bridge, 5 2-3c. court house and jail 5c County bonded debt. $170,000. I'I'BLIC Number miles, 200. Worked by taxation.
Value of real
M
—
;
;
;
ROADS—
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Rural Telephone Co., assessed value Cooleemee Telephone Co., assessed value North Carolina Midland Railroad, 17.68 miles, assessed value Southern Bell Telepsone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Mocksville Telephone Co.. assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed salue SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—February 22, August 30, November
,
$
259.00 617.00 362,437.35 1,552.00 3,209.00 500.00 1.404.10
15,
1915.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—A. T. Grant, Mocksville. SHERIFF—John H. Sprinkle, Mocksville. .. REGISTER OF DEEDS—J. S. Daniel,
Mocksville.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
FARMINGTON—Fred B. Yoder, Prin. COOLEEMEE— J. T. Cobb, Prin. FORK CHURCH— Not supplied. CANA—P. C. Woosley, Prin.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Byerly, Baxter, Cooleemee.
TREASURER— J. L. Sheek, Mocksville. CORONER—W. D. Foster. Mocksville, R. 4. SURVEYOR—Paul Nance, Mocksville. SUPT. OF HEALTH—J. W. Rodwell.
Mocksville.
IN
TOWNS.
2.
Martin, J. F., Advance, R. Watkins, Thos. T., Advance. Spease, W. P., Cooleemee.
Griffith,
SUPT. OF
ville.
SCHOOLS—E.
P. Bradley, Mocks-
Dr., Farmington. Cain, J. M., Calahan. Nicholson. C. R., Mocksville. R.
5.
SUPT.
ville,
OF
5.
HOME—J.
M.
Seamon,
Mocks-
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
R.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—P. W. Harriston, (chm'n). Advance, R. 2; A. W. Ellis, Farmington; S. A. Woodruff, Mocksville, R. 3.
COMMISSIONERS— J.
ville;
F.
Rutledge,
C.
MocksJames,
Stewart,
Jas.
McGuire, Mocksville; M.
R.
J.
1.
Calahaln,
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Jacob
(chm'n),
»ille.
G.
Peebles,
T.
N. Chaffln, Mocks-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. MOCKSVILLE TOWNSHIP—V. E.
W.
J.
Cook, G. Z., Yadkin Valley. Walls, O. C. Co., Cooleemee. Young, C. C, Cooleemee. Green, W. S., Cooleemee. Swink, Lee, Cooleemee. Ledford Co., Cooleemee. Dwiggins, A. A., Mocksville. Dedmon, C. P., Cooleemee. Lowery, D. L., Mocksville, R. 5. Koonce & Foster, Mocksville, R. Green, Sanford, Mocksville.
5.
Swaim,
Click.
H. Cain, Mocksville.
CLARKSVILLE—T.
Mocksville. .
M.
Smith,
J.
F.
JERUSALEM—John SHADY GROVE—H.
C.
M. Blount,
Cooleemee; C. H. Grimes, Cooleemee; P. S. Green, Swicegood, Mocksville.
T.
J. D. Coin, Cooleemee; W. S. H. Stewart, H.
Smithdeal, Advance;
2.
B.
Carter, Advance,
R.
CALAHALN—T. C. Sheets, Bixby; J. H. Boyd, Calahaln; N. S. Gaither, Calanhaln, R. 1; T. M. Anderson, Calanhaln.
FULTON—J.
B.
Williams,
A.
M.
Foster,
Advance, R. 2; G.
W. Minor, Advance,
Harris, H. W., & Co., Mocksville, R. 4. Foster & McCulloh, Mocksville, R. 4. James, Thos., Mocksville, R. 3. Foster, J. H., Advance, R. 1. Davis & Son, Mocksville, R. 3. Hyde & Davis. Mocksville, K. 3. Davis &. Smith, Mocksville, R. 3. Foster, A. M., Mocksville, R. 3. Wood & Mock, Advance, R. 1. Allen, H., Advance. R. 1. Green, J. G., Advance, R. 1. Potts & Johns, Advance, R. 1. Call, W. L., Mocksville. Graham, G. H., Farmington.
K.
2.
D. Griffin, E. C. Smith, D. F. Taylor, J. W. Walker, Advance, R. 1; C. Y. Swearmgen Bend.
FARMINGTON—R.
James, W. F., Farmington. Foote. W. H., Cana.
Grant, Annie P. (Millinery), Mocksville. McClamroch. Rufus, Cana.
Bros., Cana. Smith, T. M.. Calahan, R. I. & Granger. Powell, Carl, Cana, R. 1. Steelman, B. R., Mocksville, R.
Collete,
MINISTERS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
4.
BAPTIST—W. R. Davis, Cooleemee. CHRISTIAN—M. A. Foster, Mocksville, R. HOLINESS— S. M. Stikeleather, Hominy.
Kurfus
2.
4.
Foster. S. T.,
&
Co., Mocksville. R.
DAVIE COUNTY
COTTON GINS.
P.ailey,
189
W.
A.,
Advance.
Davis Bros., Mocksville, R. 3. Tutterow, H. F., Mocksville, K. 5. Sheek, J. L., Mocksville. Green. J. P., & Co., Mocksville. Daniel. Jonas. Mocksville, R. 4. Hendrix, T. J., Mocksville, R. 4. Lefler & Wall, Cooleemee. heller & Foster, Mocksville. R. 4. Daniel A. Everhardt. Mocksville, R. Wall, O. C. Co., Cooleemee. Erwin Cotton Mills. Cooleemee. Daniel & Everhardt, Mocksville, R.
Grace, Advance. Lefler, Mabel, Advance, R. 2. Faircloth, Annie, Bixby. L. B.. Advance, R. 1. Mock, Leonard, Mrs. A. M. Mocksville, R. Leonard, Mary, Mocksville, R. 3.
Grabs,
3.
Bitzer,
W.
J.
T.,
Farmington.
,
Yandell,
L.
Cooleemee.
McGeown, H. H., Mocksville. Highman, Mary. Mocksville.
4.
Gaither, Sara, Mocksville. Clements, Linda, Mocksville. Owen, Rosa, Mocksville.
4.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Horn-Johnson
Co., Mocksville. Bailey & Bailey, Advance. Davis Bros., Mocksville, R. 3.
MOCKSVILLE.
Population, colored polls,
1910:
31.
1,200.
White
polls,
121;
Value
property,
poll.
real
estate,
75c.
$285,057;
value
personal
Booe, Jas., Cana. Ellis, A. W., Farmington. Green, J. P., & Co., Mocksville. Stroud. Jas., Mocksville, R. 5.
Ketchie,
TAX RATE:
$220,177.
on the $100; $2.25 on the
Officers.
Town
5.
W.
W.
R.,
&
feon.
Mocksville, R.
Cooleemee Co., Cooleemee.
SAW
Ellis.
MILLS.
Farmington. Peebles, T. M., Cana.
,
A.
Craven,
Ketchie,
Lefler
C.
C.
Mocksville.
5.
W.
R., Mocltsville, R.
Tutterow, H. F., Mocksville.
Foster. Mocksville. R. 3. Davis Sons, Mocksville. R. 3. Seaford Bros., Mocksville. Sparkes, J. L.. Mocksville, R. 3. Everhardt & Co.. Mocksville. Hendrix. T. J., Mocksville, R. 4. Poster. M. A.. Mocksville, R. 4. Whitaker, T. P.. Calahaln.
& &
CLERK—F. M. Johnson. TREASURER— F. M. Johnson. TAX COLLECTOR— Sam Binkley. ATTORNEY— T. B. Bailey. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. W. Rodwell. POSTMASTER—E. E. Hunt. R. R. AGENT— G. A. Allison, Southern. EXPRESS AGENT—G. A. Allison, Southern. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— G. A. Alison. TELEPHONE MANAGER—L. G. Horn.
Ministers
CHIEF OF POLICE— Sam
MAYOR—V.
C.
Swain.
Binkley.
and
Churches.
Dyson & Anderson, Calahaln. Wood. A. C, Advance. McClamroch, C. L., Mocksville.
Horn. W.
BAFTIST—Walter E. Wilson, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— S. J. M. Brown, Rector. METHODIST—R. M. Hogle, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—E. P. Bradley, Pastor.
GRADED—
Schools and Academies.
McCulloch, D. Smith, Charles, Bowden, H. F. Hobson, W. H.,
,
B., Mocksville. F. Mocksville. Pino. Advance. R. 1. Mocksville, R. 4. Hall. T. J.. Mocksville, R. 4. Peoples, T. M., Mocksville.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Swicegood Hotel. Holman, Mrs. Kate. Banks and Bankers. THE OF J. F. Moore, Cash.
O.
BANK DAVIE— MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK—]!.
Morris, Cash.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Stroud. D. R. Mocksville, R. Wootcn, Mary, Mocks wille, R.
1.
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Poplin,
Jas.
M.
1. 1.
Ferebee,
J.
G.,
Mocksville,
R.
Smith, Duo, Calahaln. Nance, P. H., Cana. Gray, Inez, Cana. Meroney, Sophie, Cana. Corl, Emma, Cana. Driver, Oscar Cana. Heath, Daisy, Advance R.
Crouse, Delia,
Sanford, C. C, Sons Clement, J. L. Davis, Tom., & Co. Green, J. P., & Co.
&
Co.
Walker Bros.
Call,
W.
L.
McGlamory, A. M.
1.
Butchers and Wilson, R. L.
Dealers
In
Cattle.
Advance R. 1. McMahan. Margaret, Advance, R. Brown, Helen, Farmington. Ward, Lola, Mocksville, R. 2.
Rollins,
Hammer.
1.
Ruth, Advance, R.
F.,
2.
2.
Latham, C. S., Advance, R. Brown, Margaret, Advance,
Essie,
J.
R.
3.
2.
Mocksville,
R.
Martin, Lelia, Mocksville, R. 3. Barron, Elveree, Mocksville, R. 4. Rollins, Rebecca, Mocksville, R. 4. Hutchins, C. G., Mocksville, R. 4. Shutt, Alma, Mocksville, R. 4. Barber, Mary, Cooleemee. Alston, Susie, Cooleemee. Ivey, Lottie, Cooleemee. Lefler, Elsie, Cooleemee. Bost. Mannie, Mrs., Cooleemee. Eaton, Alpha, Mocksville, R. 2. James, Georgie, Mocksville, R. 2. Miller, Carolyne, Mocksvivlle. Wetmore, T. B., Advance.
Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co. Holton, J. L. Hooper, B. F., & Co. Confectionery Dealers. Meroney, P. L. Runfies & Grawger. Contractors and Builders. Cobble, John. Graves, W. H. Coal and Wood Dealers. Horne-.Tohnston Co.
Sanford Sons Co.
Sheek,
J. L. Clothiers
and
Men's
Furnishers.
Sanford, C. C, Sons Clement, .1. L. Davis, Tom. & Co. Angell, Tildon.
&
Co.
Walker Bros.
190
Dentists.
1
>AV
1
1:
DUPLIN
Jewelers.
Taylor.
Anderson, A.
R.
P.
Dingier,
Druggists.
J.
M.
Z.
Mocksville Drug Co. Doctors.
Itodwell,
.T.
Produce Dealers. Kurfus & Granger. Newspapers and Editors.
DAVIE RECORD (Weekly)— C.
Real Estate
F.
Stroud,
\v.
Editor.
Martin,
\v.
C.
Dry
Sanford, C. Clement, .1. L. Davis & Byenly. Green, J. I'. Casey, J. D.
Goods and Notions. C, Sons & Co.
Agents.
Grant, A. T., Horn, G. E. Green,
J.
Jr.
Shingle
P.,
Dealers.
&
Co.
Fertilizer Dealers and Manufacturers. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co. Green, .1. P. Furniture Dealers. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co. Mocl sville Furniture Co. Mocksville Chair Co.
Undertakers and Thomas, N. M.
Embalmers.
Games,
M. I james, N. M.
R.
Brown, M. D.,
Veterinary Surgeons. & Son.
Grocers. Mocksville Wholesale Grocery Co. Hardware Dealers. Hooper, Ben & Co. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Swicegood, E. M. Manufacturing Plants. Kincaid Bros. (Doors, Sash, Blinds,
etc.)
ADVANCE.
Ineorporaetd in 1895. Population, 1910: White,
total,
Walker
Cliaffin,
Bargain
House. insurance Agents. T. N. (Fire).
Life).
250;
colored, vale
50;
300.
of
Value
property,
real estate, $60,000.
$60,000;
personal
McGlamory, A. M. (Fire and
Stone, T.
A.
Lawyers.
Gaither,
E. L. Bailey, T. B. Stewart, Jacob. Grant, A. T., Jr. Charon. T. N.
POSTMASTER— W. T. Mack. R. R. AGENT— Alex. Kimbrough. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Alex. Kimbrough.
Ministers
MAYOR— J.
Town
L.
Officers.
Smithdeal.
and
Churches.
Lumber Manufacturers and
Sheek,
J.
BAPTIST—Rev. Davis, Pastor. METHODIST—Rev. Ballard.
Dealers.
L.
Ivincaid Bros.
HIGH— Tullia
Jones,
J.
Mocksville
Table and Chair Factory. Machinery Dealers. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co. Hooker, B. F., & Co. (irant, A. T. Paint and Oil Dealers. Hooper, Ben & Co. Sanford, C. C, Sons & Co.
Painters.
Schools and Academies. V. Byerly, Prin. General Merchants.
Wood & Mock.
W.
Advance Mercantile Co. Bailey & Bailey. Smitndeal, H. T. Hege, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Ratledge, J. H., & Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Jones,
J.
Powell,
J.
T.
W.
DUPLIN COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, KENANSVILLE.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 25,442. Formed in 1849. Named in honor of AREA —-670 square miles.
Value
of
Lord Duplin.
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— TAX RATE— County purposes
Wallace
Property
estate, $3,784,959; value of personal property, $2,672,740. listed in 1914, by whites, $6,011, 7S9; by negroes, $445,910. For whites, 79; for negroes, 39.
real
and poor,
19c.
on the $100.
PUBLIC ROADS— No. miles, 900. Worked by Old State Law. RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Telephone Co., assessed value Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 36.96 miles, assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value Duplin Light and Power Co., assessed value Consolidated Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Teacheys Del Telephone Co. , assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Hallsville Telephone Co., assessed value Rose Hill Telephone Co., assessed value Armour Car Lines Co., assessed value Cabin & Beulaville Telephone Co., assessed vallue
$
2,115.00 1,245,338.00 7,577.00 800.00 277.00 5,550.00 14,506.00 762.00 9,219.00 600.00 300.00 9,300.00 895.00
(civil),
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January
September 13
(civil),
11
(civil),
February
20.
15,
July 26.
August 30
November 22
(civil),
December
DIl'LIN
COUNTY
IN TOWNS. Parker, G. B. D., Chinquapin. Teachey, C. C. & Son, Rose Hill. Cameron, D. A., Claypso.
Albritton Bros., Calypso. Grady, J. McR. , Albertson. Kennedy, W. J., Cabin. Bishop, I. T., Branches Store.
191
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ansville.
MERCHANTS NOT
REGISTER OF DEEDS—J.
ansville.
CLERK OF COURT— D. SHERIFF— C G. Best,
H.
Wallace,
Ken-
Kenansville.
J.
Bowden, Ken-
SURVEYOR—F. L. Pottes, Hallsville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. M. Farrior,
ansville.
TREASURER —Jacob O. Carr, Kenansville. CORONER —B. F. Smith, Leon.
Ken-
Middleton,
Scott,
S.
O.,
Hallsville.
SUPT.
nersville.
OF
HOME—T.
J.
Strickland,
Ken-
SUPT.
OF
Kernersville.
BOARD OF Middleton, (chm'n), Warsaw; M. F. Westbrook, Leon; L. McGovven. Wallace. COMMISSIONERS—W. G. Kornegay, Alvin; A. J. Pickett, Kenansville; W. J. Middleton,
A.
Hallsville.
SCHOOLS—M. H. EDUCATION— L.
Wooten,
O. W., Hallsville. R. D., Magnolia. James, O. IL, & Co., Sloan. Maready, J. B., Chinquapin. Sholar, S. J. L., Sloan. Register, J. L., Rose Hill.
Carr,
Roland Lumber Co., Bowden. Brown, W. R., Sloan. Smith, Lemuel, Leon. Teachey, J. A., Rose Hill.
Quinn, A. A., Kenansville. Cottle, J. L., Chinquapin. Fountain, P. T., Chinquapin. Quinn, A. A., Kenansville. Outlaw, J. L., Mt. Olive. Maxwell, G. M., Resaca. Cooper & Moore, Warsaw.
BOARD
OF
ELECTIONS— Scott
(chm'n), John Albertson, Cooper, Kenansville.
Stanford Kenansville; L. M.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
WARSAW TOWNSHIP—J.
Middleton,
A. Dickson, Calypso; rett, Faison.
FAISON— S.
Kirby
W.
R.
H. Fonveille, L. Blackmore. Warsaw. Bowden. Mt. Olive; J. L. W. J. Oates, Tohmas PerB.
COTTON GINS.
& Albritton, Calypso. Sutton, Ed., Calypso. Wilkinson, Scott, Calypso.
Byrd
Oliver, J. B., Mt. Olive. Bland, C. W., Faison. Parker, G. B. D., Chinquapin. Quinn, O. W., Beulaville.
WOLFSCRAPE—M.
GLISSON—J.
Mount
Dail,
Outlaw,
Henry
H.
Brock.
Price,
ALBERTSON— Marvin Simmons. S. W. Peel, P. Holt, Albertson. SMITHS—J. A. Grady, L. Smith, Kenansville; W. J. Kennedy, Hallsville. LIMESTONE— S. H. Quinn. Beulaville; W.
R.
Mt. Olive. L. Kelly, Kenansville; S. Olive; Scott Herring, Alvin.
Ferrell,
S.
D., Kenansville.
H. L. Pickett. W. A. Sanderson. Hallsville. CYPRESS CREEK—D. W. Dail. D. R. Ransom Fountain, Chinquapin. ISLAND CREEK—F. P. Powers, Stephen H. Cavenaugh, G. A. Cavenaugh, Wallace; J. D. Teachey, Teacheys. ROCKFISH—D. Henry Williams. Wallace; J. T. Turner, Teacheys; W. J. Rooks, Wallace; J. M. Savage, Rose Hill. ROSE HILL I. P. Alderman, J. G. Boone, Henry Fussell, Jr., J. D. Teachey, Rose Hill. MAGNOLIA— George Edwards, L. F. Byrd, M. J. Carlton, Magnolia. KENANSVILLE— A. D. Grady, Henry Dail, Kenansville; J. Henry Carr, Magnolia.
Powell,
Williams, J. C. Rose Hill. Waller, S. M., Branche's Store. Sandlin, I. J., Beulaville. Garner, Daniel, Mt. Olive. Waller, S. M. Branches Store. Grady, J. McR., Albertson. Rackley, A. C, Rose Hill. Quinn, A. A., Kenansville.
,
SAW
Dunn, D.
Baker, A.
J.,
MILLS.
B., Kenansville.
Leon
P..
,
—
Blizzard, D. Sandlin, L.
W.
,
Hallsville. Beulaville.
James,
Sloan. Parker, G. B. D., Chinquapin. Hallsville. Lanier, A. L. Lanier, Dennis, Chinquapin.
J.
L.,
CONSTABLES.
WARSAW TOWNSHIP— J. —
M.
Loftin.
FAISON J. J. Morgan, Faison. WOLFSCRAPE—Ivey Sullivan. Mt. Olive. GLISSON— Servieon Garner. Mt. Olive.
ALBERTSON— Willie Grady, Albertson. SMITHS— Ashley Merur, Leon. LIMESTONE—H. T. Quinn, Hallsville.
CYPRESS CREEK—R.
H.
Wallace. Reaves, Wilson, Mt. Olive. Waller, S. M., Branches Store. Grady. J. McR., Albertson, Smith, Ralph, Leon. Southerland. C. J., Kenansville. Bryan, J. K, Kenansville. Ferrell & Murray, Kenansville. Hall, L. F.. Warsaw.
Cottle,
Jerre,
Maready.
Chin-
quapin.
ISLAND CREEK—J. M. Speel. Wallace. ROCKFISH—J. F. Dempsey, Wallace.
WALLACE—J. F. Dempsey. ROSE HILL—J. B. Fussell. MAONOLIA—Richard Mathis.
KENANSVILLE—J.
Ezzell,
S.
Warsaw. Warsaw. Roland Lumber Co., Bowden. Mallard, J. W., Faison. Patton, W., Calypso. Magnolia Manufacturing Co., Magnolia.
Pierce, T. B., Pierce, J. H.,
Baker,
J.
IL, Magnolia.
Herring.
MINISTERS NOT IN C. W. Wallace. Wallace, T. F. Alvin. Jones, G. W., Kenansville.
Jones,
J.,
TOWNS.
Cottle, Bros., Rose Hill. Cottle, Isaac, Rose Hill. Fussell, Jesse, Rose Hill. Mallard. A. W., Rose Hill. Teachey, C. C, Rose Hill. Carr, E. McN., Rose Hill. Murphy, D. S., Rose Hill.
Boney Bros.
,
Wallace.
Kenansville.
, ,
Kennedy, G. W. Cabin. Kennedy, R. C. Cabin. Whaley, H. J., Cabin.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Hanchey, Lucy, Wallace.
PHYSICIANS NOT
,
Landin, J. Kennedy, G. W. Beulahville. Maxwell, J. F., Resaca.
IN F., Chinquapin.
TOWNS.
Batts, Brunie, Wallace. Hunter, Bettle, Hallsville.
Hunter, Wilson, Johnson, Johnson,
Annie, Warsaw. Annie. Mount Olive.
Maud, Rose
Hill.
Irene, Rose Hill.
192
DUPLIN COUNTY
Maynard,
Outlaw, unlaw.
III 267.00 588.00 1,390.00 1,285.00
1
70.
,
—
28.000. 00
8 8
(civil), (civil),
(civil),
May
17
(criminal),
August 30
(criminal),
Sept.
27
(civil,
Nov.
April 20 Dec. 13
(criminal).
19G
1MKIIAM COUNTY
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF COURT— C.
B.
SAW
MILLS.
Oreen. Durham.
SHERIFF—J.
Durham.
F.
REGISTER OF
Harward, Durham. DEEDS— M. G. Markham.
TREASURER— S. Bowling, Durham. CORONER— A. C. Jordan, Durham. SURVEYOR— K. C. Relvin. Durham. ATTORNEY—R. P. Read, Durham. STJPT. OF HEALTH—Dr Arch Cheatham. aTJPT. OF SCHOOLS— C. W. Massey, DurSUPT.
Chat ham Lumber Co., East Durham. Carrington Lumber Co., East Durham. Barbee, Jack, Durham, R. 3. Fowler, Joe, Chapel Hill, Rfd. Sears Bros.. Durham.
Markham
Airheart,
Bros.,
Durham. Durham.
Barbee Bros., Durham, Rfd.
McGrantham
J.
Bros..
M.
ham.
COTTON GINS.
Colclough. Lum, Durham. Barbee, J. H., Durham. Shipp. John, Durham. Pickett, Asa. & Sons, Durham.
OF
.1.
HOME—W.
T.
Mangum. Dur-
liam.
COMMISSIONERS—Maynard
\V.
Flowers.
Mangum. G. W. Holder, East Durham; F. S.
L.
Thomas, Wesi Durham: A.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. W.
J.
Barhee.
TJmstead, 4; R.
Bahama;
P. Reade.
R.
Blacknall,
Durham, R.
C.
J.
Durham.
S.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S.
C.
(chm'n),
day.
Brawley
(sec),
Chambers, M Horna-
Barhee Bros.. Durham. Morris, W. H., Nelson. Belvin, Mrs. D. L., Durham. Pickett & Co., Durham. Jones, R. N., Durham. Sons, Durham. Jones, M. C.
&
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Covington, W. B., East Durham, nolton, Mrs. Holland, East Durham. Young, Mrs. Viola, East Durham. Sorrell. Mrs. Delos, East Durham. Horton, Mrs. Lola, East Durham. Barden, Eva, Durham.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
C. Cox, I. J. Morton, J. F. Lowthrop, .7. F. Pleasants, W. P. Sneed, S. D. Eubanks, E. J. Holloway, R. A. Harris, D. T. O'Neal, J. H. Tilley. .T. S. Oldham, J. A. Whittington. CONSTABLE S. H. Garrard. D. D. Harris, E. H. Veazey, W.
DURHAM TOWNSHIP— R.
J.
Cox.
T.
MANGUM—
Mangum.
—
Brown, Mamie, Durham.
Barbee, Bettie, Durham. Wilson, Esther, East Durham. Cheek. Mamie. Durham.
Shields,
CONSTABLE— Coran Tilley. PATTERSON—J. M. Shepherd, J. W. Cannaday, C. M. Massey, W. E. Massey, John Parris. CONSTABLE—Claude Viekers. OAK GROVE— A. M. Carpenter, G. S. Stalling, Claude Sherron. CONSTABLE— E. D. Couch.
B. Andrews, J. E. Cole, Jerry Garrett, J. M. Stephens, H. H. Terry. S. H. Flinton. CEDAR George Barbee, F. H. Page, W. J. Pettigrew. O. F. Beasley. R. H. Shaw, H. B. Martin, R. Ross. T. Shaw.
Perry.
J.
E.
Madge. Durham.
Holton, Quinton, Durham. Groce, J. C.
Petty, Clara.
Durham. Durham.
Foushee, Emma. West Durham. Jones, Eunice, West Durham.
Petty,
LEBANON—J.
H.
Clara.
Holder.
CONSTABLE— FORK— CONSTABLE— CARR— CONSTABLE—
W.
S.
Neal, Eva, West Durham, R. 1. White, Emma, West Durham. Cox, Pearl, Durham. Jones, Miriam, West Durham. Baxter, Florence, West Durham. Lindsey, Annie, Durham.
Faucette, Julia,
Hammet,
Carrie,
Durham. Durham.
MINISTERS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
METHODIST—J.
H.
B.
Thompson, Durham; P.
Rfd.
Dunnegan, West Durham; J. A. Hackney, Durham; J. M. Arnette, Durham.
E.
BAPTIST—W.
Massey,
Durham,
PHYSICIANS NOT
Ward, M.
Lyon, E.
Hester,
J.
IN
TOWNS.
TOWNS.
Gorman. H., Bahama.
P.,
MERCHANTS NOT
L.
,
IN
Lloyd, Elise, Durham. Billiard, Mrs. M. Louise, West Durham. Viekers, Sallie, Durham, R. 3. Barbee, Sudie. Durham, R. 7. Horton, Marye, Durham, R. 2. Rogers, Bybe. Stagsville. R. 1. Rogers, Charlotte O., Durham. Cole, Zenobia. West Durham. Reep. A. R., Durham, R. 1. Pendergraph, Essie. Durham, R. 1. Carpenter. C. C. Durham. R. 4. Glenn, Bertha. Durham.
,
West Durham. McDonald. W. J., West Durham. Bowen, W. T., West Durham. Hester. B. F.. West Durham. Holder & Cheek, East Durham. Morris, C. W., East Durham. Brown. W. B., East Durham. Johnson. A. K.. East Durham. Alford, T. H., East Durham. Ligeon, F. G., East Durham. Miller, S., East Durham. Lewis, J. D-, & Co.. East Durham. Barbee, I. S., East Durham. Carver. H. L. Rougemont. Critcher & Jacobs. Rougemont.
.
Mann, Mrs. B .N., Durham. Dodson, Maude, Durham. Bailey, Lucile, Durham. R. 2. Flinton, Eva, Durham. R. 2.
Harris, Annie, Rougemont, R. Breedlove. Beulah, Bahama, R.
2. 2.
Lawson, Delia, Rougemont. Garrard, Lorena, Rougemont. Ferguson, Mamie, Stem, R. 1. Veasey. Alice, Stem, R. 1. Southerland, Ruth, Rougemont, R. Howerton, Ha, Durham.
2.
Morris,
Tilley,
W. H.. Nelson. FLOUR. CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Cassum. Durham.
Mills.
Christian
Durham.
Southern Pure Food Co., Durham. Auston, Heaton Co., Durham. P.elvin. L. D., (corn) Bragtown.
W. W. Bahama. J. C. Durham, R. 6. Brown, Grace, Durham, R. 6. Thompson, Ida S., Durham. Nichols, Sadie J.. Durham, R. 4. Sutton, Kate, Durham, R. 6. Weatherly, A. C. Gorman, R. 1. Suitt, Mrs. S. M., Durham, R. 4. Suitt, S. M.. Durahm. R. 4. Bragg, Beulah. Durham, R. 4. Avent, Ola, Durham, R. 3. Herndon, Corinna, Durham. R. 3.
Rogers, Nixon,
,
DURHAM COUNTY
Moring, Lelia, Durham, B. 3. Husketh, S. J., Durham, R. 3. Wells, Ruth, East Durham. Wells, Montie, Durham, R. 1. Fletcher, D. W., Gorman, R. 1. Fletcher, Mrs. D. W., Gorman, R.
Beavers, C. R. Morrisville, R. Stroud, Jas. H., Rougemont.
,
197
William Hane Wannamaker, Professor of German. James Jacob Wolfe. Professor of Biology. William Kenneth Boyd, Professor of History.
1.
2.
Rogers, Daisy, Durham. Davis, J. R., Durham. Glenn, Ethel, East Durham. Arey, Beulah, Durham, B. 3.
Hundley, Lucile, Durham.
Eugene Clyde Brooks, Professor of History and Science of Education. Samuel Fox Mordecai. Dean of the Law School and Professor of Law.
Bobert
Percy
Beade,
Associate
Professor
of
Law.
E. T. Miller, Professor of Engineering. Frank Clyde Brown, Professor of English. C. A. Vost, Assistant Professor of Modern
Heuser, Clara. East Durham. Poteat, Buth, Durham.
Barr's Shoe Store.
Boot Jenkins Bros.
Bros. Shapiro, A. Vernon Co. Boyles Bros. Co. Fletcher Bros. Co. Jones & Gentry.
Shelton, J. E., Smith-Phillips
Lumber & Box Lumber Co.
Co.
Woolen
Mills.
Chatham Manufacturing Co. (Woolen). Ogburn, M. L. (Roller Mills).
Burke, P. E.
Kester,
(Roller Mills). J. W. (Roller Mills). Sides, L. H. (Roller Mills). David (Shop, Wash Picket,
Snow
and
Ironing
Boards).
Lashmit, J. L. Peoples Shoe Store.
Mendenhall & Co. (Saw and Grist Mills). Speas Manufacturing Co. Sheppard & Phillips. Mendell Box Co.
Crystal
Meyers-Westbrook Co.
Rosenbaeker & Bro. Barr's Shoe Store. Poe, A. P. Wright, W. C.
United Shoe Stores. Book Stores. Barber Book Store. Watkins, W. H.
Miller, B.
A..
Candy
Confectionery Co.
Dealers.
&
Co.
Daye, Henry. Brandon, A. C.
Side,
Isham
J.
Starbough, H.
McGee,
W.
Abram
Elkins,
Polite
Bros. J. R.
Sweet Shop, The.
Candy Kitchen.
Fruits and
Tobacco Board
Business Ornanizations. of Trade. Retail Merchants' Association.
Produce.
Barbe & Sharpe. Gardner & Clark.
Pies.
(Wholesale).
BOARD OF TRADE—J.
-14-
L.
Ludlow.
Sharp, C. L.
lilll
FORSYTH t'OlNTV
Contractors
and
Builders.
Fogle Bros.
Co.
Miller, Gaston. Miller & Hlatt. Miller, B. A.
Speas Manufacturing Co. Bhi ppard & Phillips. Bolladay & Crouse. Wall. .1. W. & C. M.
Crul.bs.
.1.
\ hi dn-Crutchfleld & Co. (Wholesale). Winston Drug Co. (Wholesale). I'airviiw Drug Co. Southside Drug Co. Hutchins Drug Store. Rankin-Butner Co.
Doctors.
Rynum, John.
ii
ilton,
l).
N.
O.
11.
Butner, T. A.
Ki nnerlv. J. K. Joyner, \V. F. Wall. A. II.
Davis, A. P. Schallert, P.
Thomas,
Coal and Wood Dealers. C. M., & Co. Anderson, E. L. City Wooil Yard. Carolina Cold Storage & Ice Co.
Fearrington, J. P. Cray, E. 1'. J. Coble, Madge, Pomona. Land, Bettie Aiken, Greensboro. Case, Rosa, Guilford College, R. 2. Moore, Effie P., Mrs., Guilford College, R. Todd, Eula, Greensboro. Barker, Gypsie, Greensboro. Cook, Mrs. M. P. Kenuett, Lucille, Greensboro. Norwood, Bessie, Greensboro, R. 3. Greene, Annie, Greensboro, R. 5. Shadford, Annie, Greensboro, R. 5. Carawan, Rosa, Greensboro, R. 5. Howard, Annie V., Greensboro, R. 1. Shelley, Lola E., Greensboro, R. 3. Reynolds, H. W., Greensboro, R: 1: Reynolds, F"annie, Mrs., Greensboro, R. 1. Vickhey, Maude, Greensboro, R. 1. F^utrell, Blanche, Greensboro, R. 3. Stone, Way land, Greensboro, R. 3. Short, Geo. A., Summerfield. Lecy, Beeman, Summerneld. Price, Jennie, Summerfield. Bruner, Mary, Summerfield.
W.,
Estelle,
2.
GUILFORD COUNTY
Hogshead, Louise, Stokesdale. Denny, Julia, Stocksdale. Brookbank, William, Summerfleld. Morgan, Carrie, Guilford College, R.
235
SUPERVISOR OF PARKS AND CEMETERY
—J. W.
2.
CHIEF OF POLICE— I.
Fry.
Ward, Vera, Guilford
College,
R.
2.
Frazier, Viola, Friendship. Sullivan, Etta Lee, Friendship. Fox, Mary W., Guilford College. Knight, Josie. Guilford College.
Purdie, Joseph M., Guilford College. Davis, Margaret, Guilford College. Miller, Ida, Guilford College. Lasley, Fra, Guilford College. Crutchfleld, Mabel, Guilford College. Wall, Hettie, Guilford College, R. 1. Coltrane, E. J. Jamestown. Dixon. Alice, Jamestown.
TAX COLLECTOR— T. J. Murphy, Commissioner of Public Accounts and Finanec. ATTORNEY—A. Wayland Cooke. SII'T. OF HEALTH— Dr. A. R. Wilson. HEALTH OFFICER— John W. Donovant. POSTMASTER— Robt. D. Douglas. JUDGE OF MUNICIPAL COURT— S. Glenn
Brown.
CLERK—John s. TREASURER— R.
B. Isley.
Michaux. M. Rees.
COURT CLERK— E. L. Clar] INSPECTOR BUILDINGS— M. M. Boyles. KEEPER OF CEMETERY— Chas Hlatt. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS—J. L. Mann. R. R. AGENT— C. A. Pamplin, Southern.
ern Express Co.
SOLICITOR—E.
D. Kuykendall.
Mendanhall, Mary, Jamestown. Boone, Addie, Jamestown. Ridge, Ida, Jamestown. Henley, Lucy, Mrs. Jamestown. White, J. A., Jamestown. Daugherty, T. H., Jamestown. Sehaeffer, Grace, Jamestown. Mcndenhall, Gertrude. High Point, Smathers, Jonnie, High Point. Chappell, Faith, Jamestown, R. 1. Hodgin, Linnie, Greensboro, R. 3. Goode, Chas. P., Oak Ridge.
EXPRESS AGENT—A. C. Williams, TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— A. S.
;
SouthNowell.
W. U.
R.
3.
Merrinion, Mrs. Ella, Oak Ridge. Benbow, Mrs. Mattie, W., Oak Ridge. MeBane, Edgar H, Stocksdale. Burton, Francis, Stocksdale. Sharp, Lizzie, Stockdale. Gentry, J. C, Kernersville, R. 3. Miller, Minnie, Kernersville, R. 3. Friddle, D. L., Belew's Creek, Rfd. Hepler, Josie, Mrs., High Point, R. 1.
Cornelius, Julia, Colfox. Cude, H. C, Colfax. Jackson, Mittie, Colfax. Pegg, Mary, Kernersville, R. 2. Pegg. Roella, High Point, R. 1. Horney, Fay, Kernersville, R. 1. McKaughan, Kernersville, R. 1. Wheeler, Ada., High Point, R. 1. Parish, Margaret, High Point, R. 2. Robinson, Florine, High Point, R. 2. Pike, J. W., Mrs., High Point. Fentriss, Estella. High Point. Miller, A. B., Mrs.. High Point. Dixon, A. G., Mrs., High Point. McDaniel, Lexie, High Point. Johnson, Katharine. High Point. Lamon, P. B., High Point, R. 5. Farlow, Gertrude, High Point, R. 5. Younts, Viola, High Point, R. 5. Farlow, E. E., High Point, R. 3. White, Marie, High Point. R. 3. Ellis, Majorie M., High Point, R. 3. Coltrane, Mamie C, High Point, R. Ozment, Bertie, High Point.
Horry, Postal. and Churches. J. Clyde Turner, Pastor; (Asheboro Street), R. P. Walker, Pastor; (Forest Avenue), R. G. Kendrick, Jr., Pastor; (Proximity), W. H. Eller, Pastor; (White Oak), W. H. Strickland, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—P. H. Fleming, Pastor. EPISCOPAL—R. E. Roe, Pastor. ST. MARY'S CHAPEL— J. D. Miller. Rector. ST. J. D. Miller, Rector. MORAVIAN— Carleton E. White, Pastor. FIRST LUTHERAN—J. E. Shenk, Pastor.
T.
S.
Ministers
BAPTIST— (First),
ANDREWS—
METHODIST PROTESTANT— R. M. Andrews, Pastor. METHODIST—Presiding Elder, J. H. Weaver:
E. Parker. Melton Clark, (First), Pastor, (Westminister), C. E. Hodgin, Pastor; W. Goodman. S. M. (Buffalo Church), J. Rankin, M. M. Shields, J. H. Wilson Pastors, (Church of the Covenant), R. Murphy Williams, Pastor. CATHOLIC Vincent Taylor, Pastor. Shuford Peeler, Pastor. FK1ENDS—F. E. Smith. JEWISH Louis I. Eggleson. HOLINESS—Blum H. Vestal.
Evangelist,
boro), P.
C. (Centenary), R. D. Sherrill; E. Glenn, W. O. Goode; (Walnut Street and Calloway Memorial) A. R. Bell; (West Greens-
PRESBYTERIAN—
REFORMED—
—
—
Schools and
Colleges.
ASHEBORO STREET GRADED. NORMAL TRAINING.
3.
GREENSBORO.
Population, 1910: 15,895. No. white polls, 1,S00; No. colored polls, 340. Assessed value real estate and personal property,
B.
$10,500,000.
$1.30.
CAL
LEGE—J. Foust, Pres. GREENSBORO COLLEGE FOR WOMEN— S. Turrentine, Pres. GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANII.
SPRING STREET HIGH. LEE STREET GRADED. LINDSAY STREET HIGH. LINDSAY STREET GRADED. FORBES STREET GRADED. DAVIE STREET GRADED. SIMPSON STREET GRADED. STATIC NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COL-
COLLEGE
(col.)—James
B.
Dudley.
TAX RATE:
Pres.
Bonded debt, $940,000. Owns its own waterworks and sewer system,
valued at $450,000.
MISS META BEALL'S KINDERGARTEN.
Hotels and Laidler Hotel. Hotel Clegg. Hotel Guilford. Hotel Hufflnes. Hnii] European. Hotel St;tr. Allen House.
Boarding Houses.
Town
LIC
G.
R.
Officers.
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONER OF PUBACCOUNTS AND FINANCE— Thos. J.
Foushee.
Murphy.
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS— J. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
M. Rees.
The
Jefferson.
McAdoo
Hotel.
(col.)
SAFETY—
Piedmont Hotel, White Onk Inn.
i.l
ILFOKD
i
ur.NTV
Awnings and Tents.
Baltic,
C.
Deaver, .Mrs. Albred, Mrs.
m. o.
Ora.
W.
Andrews, James L. lii Banner House.
Bowman,
Apple,
Dick,
.Mrs. Virginia A. .Mrs. Alice.
HuntJey-Stockton-HiU Co. Greensboro Furniture Co. Bands and Orchestria. Hood's Orchestra.
Barbers' Supplies.
Julius N. Atchison, Mrs. May F. Bogart, Mrs. H. M. Bogart, Mrs. C. B.
Barber Supply Co. BUI
Posters.
Dixie Advertising Co.
Blondwood
Burton,
Bullock,
S.
House.
i:.
Banks and
Bankers.
Ann.
Carolina
Hotel. Case. .Mrs. Louisa A. Currie, Mrs. Bertha. Clark, Mrs. Ida. Clary. Mis. Sallie A.
Coleman. Mrs. Collins House.
Cooper, W. Dick, Mrs.
Fannie A.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL— R. F. C. Boyles, Cash. GREENSBORO NATIONAL— Neil ElUngton, A. H. Alderman, Casb. Pres. GREENSBORO LOAN & TRUST CO.—J. W. W. E. Allen. Cash. Fry. Pres. BANK OF SOUTH GREENSBORO—E. P.
AMERICAN
;
G.
Vaughan, Pres.
;
;
N.
Wharton. Pres.; E. L. Sides, Cash. TEXTILE BANK— (White Oak Mills.)
Bakers.
Clegg, Leonidas L. Northside Steam BakeryWashington Steam Bakery. White Oak Mills Bakery. Brick Manufacturers. Alley, Geo. W. Cunningham Brick Co. Williams, Jas. G. Jennings, W. G., & Son. Smith, Jas. M. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Dodson-Sills Co." Coble & Mebane.
Lena A.
Doak, Mrs. O. E. Dodanread, Mrs. Debbie A. Eeagle House.
Epps, Hiram C. lenvll. Mrs. Gate City House. Grady, Jas. M. Griffin, Mrs. Lossie P. Harvey, Mrs. Lou N. Jeter, Mrs. L. B. Hester, Mrs. Laura J. Holder, Mrs. Julia. Hudson, Mrs. Ida B. Hutchens, Mrs. Rebecca. Johnson, John P. Kirkman, Mrs. Isabella V. Phibbs, Dora A. Langston, Mrs. Jane E. Matthews, Mrs. C. J. McCollum, Thos. A. Moore, Mrs. Ora H. Moore, Mrs. R. A. Ridge, Mrs. Martha F. Patterson, Mrs. Louise A.
Fordham & Brown. Hendrix, J. M.
Rieks-Donnell-Medearis Co. Thacker & Brockmann Donnell-Moore Co. Fordham, A. E. Crawford & Rees. Book Stores.
Wills Book
Store.
Barker Bros. Union News Co.
Greensboro Book. Smithdeal, L. A. Bowling Alleys. Webster's Bowling.
Parlors. Clegg's Bowling Alley. Hotel Clegg.
Piedmont Hotel.
Robbins, Mrs. Lydia J. Slack, Mrs. Nannie F. Rycroft, Mrs. Virginia H. Sharpe, Mrs. Rebecca C. Trent, Mrs. Addie O. Turner, Mrs. Susan E. Waggoman, Mrs. Alice C. Webb, Mrs. Margaret. Wood, Mrs. Nancy. Younts, Mrs. Florence.
Architects.
Y.
M.
C.
A.
Barton, Harry. Hughes, Raleigh James. Brewer, Wells L. Gambier, Richard. Hopkins, Jas. H. Auctioneers.
Greensboro Country Club. Loan Associations. Building and Home Building & Loan Association. Greensboro Building and Loan Association. Gate City Building and* Loan Association. Pioneer Building & Loan Association (col.) Butchers and Dealers in Cattle.
Moorefield,
J.
R.
Mason
Clarida, Garrett.
Jeffreys,
&
Holt.
Morrison Bros. Johnson, Bert.
England, R. L. Murchison, ,1. S.
Phipps, Joe S. Shaw, J. H.
Henry P. Elmer E.
Co.
Hudson Meat Market
Murray,
Olive,
J.
Marcellus. J. A.
C.
Penny Bros. American Real Estate Thomas Bros. Realty
American Motor Co.
& &
Auction Co. Auction Co.
Automobile Dealers.
Carolina Corbitt Co. Greensboro Motor Car Co.
Parlor Meat Market. Schlosser & Son. South Greensboro Market. Wagstaff, Geo. W. Weisner, Augustus T.
Johnson
Co.
&
Reives.
McGlamery-Markham Auto
Auto Service Co. Ford Automobile Co.
Reitzel
Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Lewis, J.A& Sons. (Mfr. ) Newell, M. G. Oettinger Buggy Co. (Mfr.) Taylor & Hire.
Folger Tire Co.
Townsend Buggy
Co.
GUILFORD COUNTY
238
GUILFORD COUNTY
Foundries and Iron Works.
Sykes Drug Co
Clymer Machine Co. Cook- Lewis Foundry Co. Sergeant Manufacturing Co.
Maddox. S. M., West End Drug White Drug Co.
Alford.
Co. Store.
&
& Mfg Newman Machine Co.
Glascock stow
Co.
Doctors.
Wysong
&
Miles Co.
Alexander K. B.
Chas.
Banner,
W.
J.
•
(Eye,
Ear,
etc
Fire Insurance Companies. Dixie Fire Insurance Co. of Greensboro. Underwriters of c.reensboro. Southern Underwriters of Greensboro. Southern Stock of Greensboro. Furniture Factory Machinery. Wysong & Miles Co.
Battle, J. T. Best, Benj.
W.
Brooks, Boyles,
Beall,
Zachary T. J. Henry. Win. 1'. Bowman, norland P. Braddy, Wade H.
Crutchfleld, Wm. Cole. W. F.
Newman Machine
Andrews,
Bloxton,
J.
Co.
Dealers.
E
(Osteopath.)
Furniture Nalhan D.
W.,
&
O.
Co.
ClTas. Forbiss, Goldstein. lac.
Greensboro Furn. Co. McDuffie, N. J. Burtner Furniture Co. Huntley-Stockton-Hiil Co. Medearis-Feebles Furniture Co. South Side Trade & Bargain Store.
Stove Exchange
Dees & Dees. Dodson, Henry F. Fields, Branch F. Fortune. Alexander F. Glascock, Mrs. Joy Harris
Hilton, J. J. Hiatt, F. C. Jarboe, Parran. Knight, W. P.
Moore,
Long.
Chas.
E.
&
Furniture.
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Blaustein. I. L. Crawford & Rees. Globe Clothing Co. Fleisher Bros. Stockard & Wirabish, (Inc). Isaacson, Isaac. Brown-Belk Bros. Co.
Arthur E. John Wesley (Surgeon). Mendows, Washington J. Michaux, E. R. Miles. Miss May S. Montgomery, John C. (Osteopath). Mosley, Chas. W. (Stomach).
Ledbetter,
Harrison, Edmund. Norman, Geo. W.
Ogburn, Herbert H.
Aurelius L. Reaves. Perry W. Richardson, William
Pctree,
Rieves,
Jas.
J.
Stadiera. B.. & Son. Stadiem, David. Walker. T. A., Tailoring Co. Vanstory Clothing Co. Wallace Clothing Co.
Lesser.
Marks. David. Johnson. Hinkle Simpson, Henry
&
C.
Co.
T.
M.
A.
Roberson, Chas. Scoonover, Robt. A. Turner. J. Pinkney. Williams, Buxton B. Wilson, Arthur R.
United States Woolen Mills. Department Stores.
Fllis-Stone Co. Brown-Belk Bros.
Bowman, Harlan
P.
Meyers
Sapp,
Betts.
Department
A..
Store.
V.
Dentists.
S.
Tankersley, James W. Williams, John A. Williams, B. B. Carlson. C. I.. (Swedish Masseur) Dees, Ralph E.
Joseph
Griffith,
John W.
Humphrey, Lyndon M. Johnson. Arthur H.
Lipscomb. Chas. T. Rowe. Walter W. Wheeler, John H. Walters. D. A. Keniodle. J. F.
Ashworth. W. C. J. Henry. B. Utcher. Spoon, A. O. Took, Thos. (St. Leo's).
Boyles,
Gill am,
Atlantic
&
Grocers. Pacific Tea Co.
Adams. M. J. Alston & Brown. Andrews, Wm. IT.
Atkins, Chas. R. Bennett, Wm. P. S. A 11 red, D. E. Bennett, Thos. M. Bowles, Robt. Causey, A. E. Causey, T. F. Chrismon, J. R., & Bro.
Cecil,
Wyche.
J.
E.
Whitsett.
Hartsell. Coble. L.
Geo. W. W. K.
G.
Rivera, A.
M.
Druggists.
Herndon's Pharmacy. Asheboro Street Pharmacy.
Drug Co. (Wholesale). Conyers' Drug Store. Fariss-Klutz Co. Five Points Drug Store.
Justice
Edward.
J.
Coble,
A..
&
Son.
Cockman. Isham B.
Cook, Thos. E. Dodson, Peter S. Duggins, Cary L. Field, F. M. Fields, Herbert P.
Foster, Pearce P.
Conyers & Sykes. Grissom Drug Co. Mcllhenny, T. C. Revolution Pharmacy.
Still
Fordham's Drug Store. Howard Gardner Drug Co. Greensboro Drug Co.
Grantham. Murray F.
Helper Bros.
Co. Hiatt. R. G., Hodccin, Co.. The.
&
Drug
Co.
GUILFORD COUNTY
Fields,
239
Wm.
B.
240
Laundries, ibia Laundry. Dick's Laundry.
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COUNTY
Ballance & Co. (Candy). Palace of Sweets. (Candy.) Greensboro Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Internationa] Machinery Co. Gate City Candy Co. (Candy). Sterling Furniture Co. (Furniture). White Oak Cotton Mills. (Denim.)
Ki polul ion
i
Dor
Lee,
Sam.
Henry.
Brill's
Steam Dye Works.
Lawyers.
Adams, Spencer B.
Barringer, Jno. A. i: .ill. Thos. S. Brooks, A. L. Byrd, \V. B. Herbin, L. Bynum, \V. P.
"i
ton
Mills.
Pomona Mills, (Inc). Crease Co. (Goose Grease). Go
l-utiii;
(
Greensboro Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ( DistriPoint for N. C. Coca-Cola.) Caviness Mattress Co. inn, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Works.
i
N. Harrison,
I
ure,
L.
Roger W.
C.
Hobgood, Frank P.
Hoyle,
Groome Broom Co., (Brooms). Blue Bell Overall Co. Lewis, J., & Sons. (Buggies and Wagons).
N. C. Public Service Co.
(Electric Light,
Thos.
Gas
Kuykendall, E. D. Brown, S. Glenn.
Murphy,
T. J.
Wright. Clem G. Patton, Geo. M. Shaw. T. J. (Judge 12th Judical District.) Stern, David. Fentress, Baxter Lee. Strudwick, Robert C.
Frazier, C. Clifford. Scales, J. I. King, R. R.
and Trolley Line). Standard Table Co. (Tables). Vlekery, A. W., & Co. (Hardwood Factory). Watson, W. A.. & Co. (Flour). Pomona Terra-Cotta Co. (Tcrra-Cotta, Sewer
Pipes,
etc.)
Melton-Rhodes Co. (Office Supplies.) & Sons (Shoes). Dicks Shoe Shop. Gaulden, (!. S. (Harness). Dixie Culvert & Metal Co. (Metal Culverts). Acme Mill Works. (Mill and other Machin-
Thompson
Kimball, A. B. Ferguson, G. S., Wilson, J. N.
ery).
Jr.
Vick Chemical Co. Seargeant Manufacturing
Dixie Laundry Machine (Laundry Machinery).
Co.
(Iron).
Co.
Duncan,
J.
S.
Manufacturing
(Machinery,
Douglas, R. M. Douglas, Martin. Mitchell, Geo. H. Douglas, R. D.
Wysong
(Col).
&
Miles
Co.
Wood-
Morehead, Morehead,
J. J.
T.
T.,
Jr.
working). Seidenberg & Co. Stafford, E. J., & A. G. Clegg, W. F. (Cigars}.
(Plug Tobacco).
Cooke, A. Wayland. Sherrod, W. J. Shuping, C. L. llines. C. A. Wylie, A. S. Herbin, L.
Btedman,
Justice,
C.
J.
M.
Southern Power Co. Auxiliary .Steam Plant (Electricity). Eureka Mattress Co. Greensboro Bedding Co. Melton -Rhodes Co. (Office Furniture.) Armour Fertilizer Works. Mantels and Grates.
Odell
E.
Hardware
Co.
Broadhurst, E. D. Sapp. O. L. Williams, S. Clay. Swift, W. H.
Coble
Southsde Mantel Co. Burtner Furniture Co. Newspapers and
Edi'ors.
&
Livery
Starr.
and Sales Stables.
MESSENGER —APOSTOLIC Editor. W. R. Cox.
DA1L RECORD—J. M.
(Semi-Monthly)
Fentress,
Jule
W.
Fleming Bros. Hearn, John T.
Kini;-Stewart Livery and Sales Co.
Miles, G.
S.,
EVERYTHING
Editor.
tor.
Reece, Editor. Fairbrother, (Weekly)— A.
1.
PATRIOT (Weekly)—W.
Underwood, Edi-
&
Co.
Taylor & Hire. White, E. E. Marble Works. Knight, J. W., & Son. Neese, J. Henry. Rowe & Roach. Guilford Marble & Granite Works.
Ogburn W. C. Tatum, H. B.
Machinery Dealers. Greensboro Supply Co.
Odell Hardware Co. Prtchett Machinery Co. Newman Machine Co. Wysong-Miles Co. Greensboro Supply Co. Clymer Machine Co.
GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS—W. A. Hilderbrand. Editor. LABOR NEWS (Weekly)— A. J. Williams. Editor. N. C. CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE (Weekly)— H. M. Blair, Editor. N. C. WHITE RIBBON (Monthly)— Mrs. Ellen J. Y. Preyer, Editor. M. PROTESTANT HERALD (Weekly) —J. F. McCullock, Editor. WOMAN'S MISSIONARY RECORD (Monthly)— Mrs. J. F. McCullock, Editor. STATE NORMAL MAGAZINE (Bi-Monthly)
— Students.
Davis
Notary Callahan. John W.
Coble, H. L.
Jas.
Publics.
H.
L.
Manufacturing Plants. Proximity Manufacturing Co. (Cotton.) Brooks Manufacturing Co. (Lumber.) Cape Fear Manufacturing Co. (Lumber.) Newman Machine Co. (Machinery. Glasscock Stove & Manufacturing Co. Clymer Machine Co. (Machinery'.)
Fentress, B.
Gilmer, John Glenn, Robt. Harrison. R. Hines, Chas. Hoyle, Thos. Hunt, Oscar
A. G.
W.
A.
C.
M.
GUILFOHD COUNTY
Kerr. Samuel A. King. R. R., Jr.
S.
241
GIBSONVILLE.
Incorporated in 1872. Population, 1910: White, 1,200; colored, 100;
total, 1.300.
MaeCallum, Graham B. Merrimon, Wm. B.
Mitchell,
S.
Value
000.
real estate
and personal property, $300,on the $100 and $1 on the
Paschal, E. F. Paint and Oil Dealers. Greensboro Hardware Co.
TAX RATE— 25e.
poll.
Leak-JHaUaday Co.
Odell
Hardware Co.
Painters.
Cone Sign Works. McFarland. \V. O. Andrews, Robt. E. Bavham, Jas. T.
Brewer, Golden,
Proctor,
Ell
T.
POSTMASTER—M. L. Fogleman. CHIEF OF POLICE— A. D. May. R. R. AGENT — J. E. Smith, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—D. M. Davidson. TELEPHONE MANAGER—D. M. Davidson,
Gibsonville Tel. Co. Ministers and
Town Officers. MAYOR—D. M. Davidson.
R.
Eugene D.
G.
Churches.
METHODIST PROTESTANT—J.
W.
Selp.
Produce
Anderson,
Dealers.
Pastor.
ton.
W.
I.
Co.
LUTHERAN—E.
F. Sox, Pastor; S. F.
Mar-
Forsyth, C. Alexander. Patterson Co. Plumbers. Adams & Hunt. Albright, J. Ed.
Battle, C. W., & Co. Donaldson, W. P. Pettit, Obie A.
GRADED—P.
Cash.
BANK OF GIBSONVILLE— J.
Doctors.
Schools and Academies. S. Gassper. Banks and Bankers.
W.
Boring,
Beasley,
W.
C.
Jordan, G. E. Dick. J. V.
Gibsonville
Piano and
Organ Dealers.
Cable Piano Co. Cheek-Houston Piano and Organ Co. Hodgin, John A., & Co. Photographers. Davenport Studio.
Entsler's Studio. Cook's Studio. Cute Studio. Hanes, L. Francis. Moose & Son.
Drug
Druggists. Co.
General Merchandise. Somers Bros. Gibsonville Store Co. Burk, J. W., & Co. Cobb, W. R. Flour, Corn and Feed Mills. Huff, Mrs. S. A.
Gibsonville
Alderman,
S.
L.
Hardware Dealers. Hardware Co.
Cotton Mills.
Printing
Offices.
Apostolic Messenger Pub. Co. Board of Publication, Western
ference.
Minneola Manufacturing Co.
N.
C.
Con-
Gem
Cotton
Mills.
Greensboro Printing Co. Harrison Printing Co. Kendall & Fisher. Pierce, J. C, Printing Co. Reece, J. M., & Co.
Stone,
J. J.
Hotels and L. B. Whitsell, John L.
Boarding Houses.
Brewer,
Grocers.
Shaffner, R. D. Jones &' Allen.
Everything Publishing Co. Pierce Stamp Works (Rubber
Stamps.)
Livery Pettigrew, James J.
Stables.
Tobacco
Dealers.
King Bros.
Penn, Thos.
Rees,
J.
Manufacturing Plants. Overman Chair Manufactory.
Gibsonville Knitting Mill.
Stafford, E. J., Clegg, W. F.
&
E.
G.
Blacksmiths.
John.
Wagoner, W.
Apple, John.
Power and Light Companies. North Carolina Public Service Co. Southern Power Co.
Real Estate Agents. American Realty & Auction Co. Andrews, E. M. Brown Real Estate Co. Hodgin, John A. Jennings, Roger A. Jordan, Jas. F. North Carolina Trust Co. Ogburn Bros. Realty Co. Penny Bros. Southern Real Estate Co. Southern Realty & Auction Co. Thomas Bros. Realty & Auction Co. Vanstory & Balsley. Carolina Real Estate & Investment Co. Daniel, Garland. Greensboro Real Estate Exchange. Guilford Insurance & Realty Co. Home Real Estate Co.
HIGH POINT.
Population. 1914: 12,500. No. white polls, 1,623; No. colored polls, 450. Value real estate, $5,000,000; value personal
property, $2,900,000. RATE: $1.40 on school. Bonded debt, $475,000.
TAX
the
$100
including
CLERK — Hunter Seclnest. TREASURER— Ed. L. Ragan. TAX COLLECTOR— II. C. Field. STANDARD-KEEPER— J. M. Sechrest. POSTMASTER—W. G. Bradshaw. R. R. AGENT— S. O. Schaub, Southern. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—J. S. Cannon, Carolina & Y. R. R. Co. TELEPHONE MANAGER—T. A. Morris.
,
CHIEF OF POLICE—E.
MAYOR— Fred
Town
Officers.
N. Tate.
A.
McGhee.
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Ministers BAPTIST—A. W. Pastors.
GUILFORD
and
Churches. M. J. Claxon,
llillard.
I'Ol'NTY
Clothiers
and
Men's Furnishers.
Blair-Hoskins Co.
Fetzer Co. Harris, H., & Bro. Silver, N. II. Mattocks, C. B.
.^
Cannon
EPISCOPAL—Kev,
METHODISTPastors.
LUTHERAN—Rev.
G.
Hardin, Rector.
T.
Brown, Pastor. Rowe, H. C.
Byrum,
METHODIST PROTESTANT—A. G. Dixon, Pastor. FRIENDS—J. G. McFarland, l'astor. PRESBYTERIAN—J. S. Coble. Pastor. CATHOLIC—Father Gregory, l'astor.
Department Stores.
Mattocks, C. B. Allen Pros. Dixie Co. Wood, Ceo. T., Co. Fair. The. Famous, The.
Dentists.
Pitts,
GRADED— Thoniwcll
Hotels and
Schools and Academies. Mayors, Supt. Boarding Houses.
H. C.
E.
Elwood Hotel. Payne Housi
Imperial Hotel.
W. F. McManns, W.
Claytor,
Hayes,
Wm.
Schaub House.
Davis House. Allen House.
Frazier, A. E.
Druggists.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK— J. ElV. A. Pres. Idol, Cash. HOME BANKING COMPANY—T. F. Wrenn, Pres. M. C. Crowson, Cash. BANK OK COMMERCE— O. E. Kearns, Pres. H. A. Millls. Cash. WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST CO.—P. H. Chase Idol, Cash. Fries. Pres. HIGH POINT SAVINGS & TRUST CO.—E.
wood Cox,
: ;
Banks and
Bankers.
Ring Drug Co. Matton Drug Co.
Mann Drug
Hart,
J.
Co.
.T.
Green Drug Co.
A.,
Drug
A.
F.
Co. Doctors.
;
Stanton, Turner,
D.
J.
A.
Duncan, G.
;
Burrus, J. T. Grayson, C. E.
L.
Ragan, Treas.
Brick Manufacturers. Glenola Brick Co. Jenning, W. G., & Sons. Boot and Shoe Dealers.
McAnally, W.
Jones, William. Gerron, G. E.
J.
Williams,
Dr.
Mendez, Dr.
Hiatt. H. B. Taylor, F. R. Galey, D. Reitzel, C. E.
Th acker.
Blair-Hoskins Co.
C.
& M.
Shoe Co. Book Stores.
Dealers
Jarrett Stationery Co. Moore, E. E.
Dry
Allen Bros.
In
Goods and
Notions.
Butchers and Gray, R. YV. Star Market. Ingram. E. K.
Carriage
Cattle.
Newlin-Brooks Co. Moffltt. H. A.
Clinard,
Moffitt,
J.
A.
Alexander
&
Co.
Dealers and Manufacturers. High Point Buggy Co. Southern Buggy Co. Clubs. Manufacturers' Club. Industrial Club.
Furniture Co.
Kirkman, W. T.. & Co. Leonard-Beavans Co. Power and Light Companies
N. C. Public Service Co. Wholesale Fruit Dealers.
Commission
Paylor,
J.
Merchants.
Mills.
High Point Grocery Co.
Lexington Grocery Co. Fish and Oyster Dealers. Gray, R. W. Star Market. Bennett, J. T. Gurley, D. S. Ingram, E. K. Foundries and Iron Works.
Central Peerless
D.
Cotton and Hosiery Mill No. 2. High Point Hosiery Mills. Piedmont Hosiery Mills. Pomona Cotton Mills.
Durham
Piedmont Mills. Ebony Mills Co.
Confectionery
Dealers.
The Candy Kitchen.
Johnson, P.
Rogers'
11.
Foundry and Machine Co. Machine Co.
Southern Machine Works.
Furniture Dealers. Peoples House Furnishing Co. Home Furniture Co. Amos Furniture Co.
Grocers.
Idol, V. W., & Co. Montgomery, M.
Ice
Parlor. Con'ractors and Builders.
Cream
Woodling, John. Crouch, E. L. Baker, D. H.
Hedrick, Jackson
E.
T.
Johnson, P. H.
Idol. V. W., Siceloff, C. E.
&
Co.
& Montgomery. Montgomery, J. H., & Bro. Coal and Wood Dealers. High Point Ice and Fuel Co. Kirkman, O. A.
Sunny Side
Ice & Coal Co. Manufacturers' Club
;
Hedrick, J. W., & Co. Kinley, J. W. Brockett & Son (Wholesale.) Moffltt Grocery Co. (Wholesale.) Piedmont Grocery Co. (Wholesale. ) Morris & Co.
Levene
;
&
Co.
J.
C.
E. Marsh, Pres. J. W. Harris, Vice-Pres. F. Tomlinson, Sec. -Treas. Building and Loan Association. High Point Perpetual. Piedmont B. & L.
Hardware Dealers. High Point Hardware Co. Beeson Hardware Co.
Hospitals.
High Point Hospital.
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Insurance Agents. High Point Savings & Trust Co. (Fire.) Wachovia Loan & Trust Co. (Fire and Life.) Eshelmen, A. F.
Jones,
Tailors. Reighter. The Tailor. Liberty Tailoring Co. British Woolen Co.
W.
of
C.
Bank
Taylor
Commerce, (Fire). Ragan, (Fire). Ogbnon, Frank, (Life).
Swartz, B. Undertakers and
Sechrest, J. W. Loftin, R. L.
Embalmers.
&
Jewelers.
Staley, D. F. Loftin, R. L.
Veterinary Surgeons.
Jones,
W. M.
Wall
Paper
Dealers.
Welch, Walter.
Queen Jewelry Co.
Cauble, F. P.
Parker, Robert. Austin, W. F.
Laundries.
High Point Steam Laundry.
Lawyers. Lindsay, R. C. Barnhardt, Chas. Edmunds, R. II.
Manufacturing Plants. Alma Furniture Co. Beeson Wood-Working Co. Central Foundry & Machine Works.
Crown Hosiery Mills. Cox, J. Elwood (Shuttle Blocks,
Crouch Bros. Manufacturing Co. Columbia Furniture Co.
Continental Furniture Co. Dalton Furniture Co. Dixie Milling Co. Durham Hosiery Mills, No.
etc.)
& Galloway. Roberson, Wescott. Parsons, D. H. Steel, E. D. Peacock & Dalton. Barnhardt, C. C. Zollicoffer, Dalas.
Ragan
Farriss, Edward Gold, T. J.
II.
2.
Davis-Kirkman Co.
Electric Milling Co. Ecker, F. (Mirror Plats.) Eagle Furniture Co. Ellison Mantel Table Co. Enterprise Tables Co. Gienola Brick Co. Giant Furniture Co. Globe Home Furniture Co. Globe Parlor Furniture Co. Highland Cotton Mill. High Point Casket Co. High Toint Brick Co. High Point Buggy Co. High Point Bed Spring Co. High Point Furniture Co. High Point Hosiery Mills. High Point Metallic Bed Co. High Point Moulding Co. High Point Overall Co. High Point Pants Co. Panel Co. High Point Roll
Hammer, Delos. Lindsey, R. C. Albertson, T. W.
Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers. Snow Lumber Co. High Point Hardwood Lumber Co.
Idal
&
&
Co.
Marble
Raper,
Works.
Dolph.
Barbee Marble Works. Machinery Dealers. Redding, J. P. Central Foundry & Machinery Co. Paint and Oil Dealers. Beeson Hardware Co.
Siceloff-Lindsay Co.
High Point Hardware Co.
Painters.
&
McCrary Co. Brown, John.
Cathey
&
Co.
High Point Show Case Works. High Point Veneering Co. High Point Paint Works.
High Point Safe
&
Table Co.
Produce Dealers. Stout-Rankin Co. Lexington Grocery Co. Plumbers. Wellborn Supply Co. Muse, C. C. Causey, R. E.
Photographers.
Jones, J. E. Rochele, C.
Petrie, L.
High Point Manufacturing Co. Hayworth Roll & Panel Co.
Hill Veneer Co. Keeraus Bedding Co. Kearns Furniture Co. Kearns Upholstering Co.
W. C, Co.
High Point Studio.
Printing Offices. Enterprise Printing Co.
Kitchen Cabinet & Table Co. Myrtle Desk Co. Marsh Furniture Co. N. C. Wheel Co. N. C. Public Service Co. Piedmont Hosiery Mills. Parker Paper & Twine Co.
Peerless Machine Co. Tittsburg Plate Glass Co.
Welch, J. E. Stamey Printing Co.
Phillips. C. B.
Piedmont
Mills,
Pickett Cotton Mills.
Editors.
Petnil Co.
THE ENTERPRISE (Daily)— J. J. Farris, Editor. SOUTHERN FURNITURE JOURNAL— H. W. Kronheimer and J. J. Farris, Editors. HIGH POINT LUTHERAN (Monthly)—M. L. Canup, Editor. REVIEW (Weekly)—W. L. Stamey .Editor.
Newspapers and
& Casket Co. Southern Chair Co. Southern Car Co.
Rankin
Coffin
Snow Lumber Co. Shlpman Organ Co.
Standard Mirror Co. Southern Machine Works.
Stehli
&
Co. Silk Mills.
TOMAHAWK
(Monthly)— W.
L. Stamey, Edi-
tor.
TORAITIVE GAZETTE.
Real
Farris,
J. J.
Estate Agents.
High Point Loan and Trust Co.
Shingle
Dealers.
Snow Lumber
Southern Novelty Works. Tate Furniture Co. Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Co. Union Furniture Co. Welch Furniture Co. Durham Hosiery Mills. Sunnyside Ice & Coal Co. Denny Rail & Panel Co.
Co.
Climax Uphal Co.
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COPXTY
Doctors.
JAMESTOWN.
Population,
total,
1910:
estate.
White.
COO:
colored.
25;
Paddison,
J.
R.
625. ValiSe real
Lawyers.
$307,297;
value
personal
property,
Bundy. R, R. AGEXT— R. A. Ramsey, Southern. Ministers and Churches. M. B. CHURCH, SOUTH—J. \Y. Clegg,
Pastor.
POSTMASTER—0.
$108,760.
Whitaker, T. E. General
Merchandise.
Co.
M.
oak Ridge Mercantile
Donnell
Holt. Stafford Bros.
&
Donnell.
Stafford
W.
O.,
Jr.
Bros.
WESLYN METHODIST—Mrs.
Pastor.
R.
E.
An-
Hotels
and
Boarding
Houses.
Oak Land Park
Hotel.
diews.
HIGH—E.
Foscue,
Garrett,
Schools and Academies. J. Coltrane. I'rln.
Doctors.
Oakhurst. Hall, Saunders. I.inville. Mrs. Frank. Whitaker House.
Livery
Linvlile,
I.inville,
J.
J.
E. General
D.,
Stables.
Merchandise.
Co.
&
Frank.
Garages.
F.
Matlock, J. B. Johnson. A. F.
Oakdale Store.
Cotton
Mills.
Mult. J. H. II ay worth,
Linvlile,
J.
W.
D.
A.
Mills.
Oakdale Cotton
Mill.
Saw and Planing
Case,
C.
Buggy Manufacturers. Richardson Buggy Co.
Flour Mills.
Stafford, F.
VYillard
J.
R.
Donnell Bros.
Builders
&.
Contractors.
Saw Saw
Mill.
.
Mills.
Donnell Bros. Manufacturing Plants. Hendrix & Co. (Roller Mill and Lumber.)
Shoe Manufacturers. Johnson Bros & Co. Canning Factories. Ward & Gordon. Gardner, Jessie A.
Hassell, E. E.
STOKESDALE.
Incorporated 1907. Population, 1913:
total,
White,
300;
colored,
6;
Value
Feed Mill.
306. real
estate,
25c.
$150,000;
value
personal
property. $75,000.
Coltrane.
J.
L.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
Officers.
Town
GUILFORD COLLEGE.
Faculty
Lewis,
Logic.
of
MAYOR—
Vaughan.
Preston.
Guilford
Pres.-,
Colege.
(Pro Tem)— E. COMMISSIOXERS— C. W.
D.
Morgan.
Lyndon Hobbs,
Psychology and
W.
P.
Lemons, A.
L.
J.
Taylor, W. B. Bray, J.
M.
C.
James Franklin Davis. Greek and German. H. Louisa Osborne. Latin and Mathematics. George Wilson White, Treasurer, Mathematics.
CHIEF OF POLICE— O.
Cook.
Ministers
R. R. AGEXT— C. L. Cook, Southern. MAXAGER EXPRESS AXD TELEGRAPH—
C.
POSTMISTRESS—Mrs. M.
L.
Pegram.
Gant.
Clement, Orestes Meredith. Dean. Latin. Allan Wilson Hobbs, Mathematics. Alfred Alexander Dixon. Physics. John Steele Downing. Chemistry. Ermine F. Ayer. French and German. George Montgomery, English. Samuel Wood Geiser, Biology and Geology. Joseph H. Peele, English. Alma Taylor Edwards, Latin and Mathematics.
and
Churches.
CHRISTIAN'—T.
METHODIST—G. W.
PUBLIC—Paul
Powell House. Gant, Mrs. M.
S.
J.
rltenn. Pastor.
Williams, Pastor. Schools and Academies.
Kinnett.
Hotels and
J.
Boarding Houses.
Bankers.
Josephine L. Rhoades, director partment of Music. Blanche Dawson. Vocal Music. Julia. S. White, Librarian. Sarah E. Benbow, Matron Inez Wilson, Domestic Science.
Ernest Grady Shore,
of
the
De-
STOKESDALE COMMERCIAL BAXK—
Lawyers.
Banks and
.
Whitaker, T. E.
Doctors.
Taylor,
C.
W.
Druggists.
Physical Director.
Edwards, V. E.
Powell,
C.
OAK RIDGE.
Population.
total,
H.
Merchants.
1910:
estate,
White,
200;
colored,
50;
Value
250. real
$325,000;
value
personal
property. $120,000.
POSTMASTER—Earle P. Holt. MAGISTRATE— Chas. Case. XOTARY PUBLIC—D. Lanier Donnell.
Ministers
Stokesdale Hardware Co. Stokesdale Furniture Co. Southern Grocery Co. Stokesdale Union Supply Co.
Vaughn, M. W. Pegram, Bros. Vaughn, V. E.
Lester,
METHODIST PROTESTAXT— L. W.
ger.
METHODIST—W.
Schools
and Churches. A. Goode, Pastor.
Academies.
;
D.
R.
Manufacturrng Plants.
GerinStokesdale
Lumber
Co.
Brookbank
and
Matrial.
)
&
Dillon
(Lumber and Building
OAK RIDGE IXSTITUTE—
Pres.; E. P. Holt, Vice-Pres. Secy. & Treas.
Allen Holt. T. E. Whitaker,
'.
Markets.
McGee &
Powell,
J.
F. Jones.
HALIFAX COUNTY
245
HALIFAX COUNTY HALIFAX.
COUNTY SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census
Formed
Value
in 1758.
real
1910),
Named
37,646. in honor of the Earl
of
Halifax.
$6,309,160; value of personal property $4,066,486. TAX KATE County purposes, 19s. o utile $100; school 20c. road 25c. County bonded debt $37,000. PI'KLIC ROADS Worked by convicts and day labor.
of
AREA—680
square miles.
—
estate,
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 62.03 miles, assessed value Southern Railway— Rolling Stock, assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 20.20 miles, assessed value • Pullman Co., assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co.. assessed value assessed value. Southern Express Co.. Western Union Telegraph Co. , assessed value assessed v alue Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. assessd value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., value Roanoke Railway, 1.64 miles, assessed assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.,
• • ,
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
—
$2. DUO 051.00
17 972.00 569 ,993.00 12 106.00 33 ,525.00 12 207.00 24 ,762.00 21 ,457.00 6 ,262.00 3 ,280.00 2 ,193.00 ,563.00
31,'
W
SWERi OR COURT' TERMS-^aSua^'
e
h
25/
M arch
15/
May
'August
24.'
November
29.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— Sterling M.
ifax.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Gary, Hal-
SHERIFF—
'
REGISTER OF DEEDS—J.
fa
J.
J.
A. House, Thelma.
H
HOBGOOD ACADEMY— Miss Ferrell, Prin. WELDON GRADED—John D. Everett, Prin. ROANOKE RAPIDS GRADED— A. E. Akers.
Prin.,
Norman, Hal-
SCOTLAND NECK GRADED—J.
Prin.
Roanoke Rapids.
P.
Aiken.
TREASURER— CORONER—H. G. Rowe, Weldon. SUPT OF HEALTH-I. E. Green, Weldon. EnSUPT. OF SCHOOLS— A. S. Harrison,
E.
Bowers, Scotland Neck.
ENFIELD GRADED— C. MERCHANTS NOT
Cotten, James, Neal.
L.
Whitaker, Supt.
IN
TOWNS.
"sUPT OF
field;
HOME—W.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—J.
W.
R.
Neville, Enfield.
B. Drewry, Halifax. A. Collins. Enl. W. Heathsville;
Dunn. Balfour, Scotland Neck.
Brinkley, A., Aurelian Springs. Bobbitt, A. G., Crowells. Riddick, J. T., Spring Hill. Askew, J. R., & Bro., Spring Hill.
Stallings,
Whitefleld,
COMMISSIONERS—W.
S
G
F.
W.
ton,
R. Harvey. Littleton; Whitfield, Enfield; Jno. Branch, Weluon; Horner, Rosemary; S. T. Thorne, Jr.; A. JohnsScotland Neck;
O.
P.,
Dawsons.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Wills.
Airlie.
Mary, Brinkleyville.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—Whit.
A. McDowell, Thos. Dickens, Faueetts.
Littleton;
JUSTICES
OF
THE PEACE.
Hardy, W. L. Knight.
Taylor, George H. S. Quail, Brinkleyville C. A. W. Williams, Ringwood; W. H. Hayes, Ita; W.
BRINKLEYVILLE
TOWNSHIP—Ben.
Thomas H.
;
M.
G. Vinson,
Rosser, Essex.
BUTTERWOOD—A.
son Hamill, Airlie.
E. Carter, Littleton; Nel-
Knight, Lela, Essex. Rosser, Daisy E., Essex. Fimple, Margaret, Essex. Arrington, Bessie, Glenview. Williams, Pattie E., Ringwood. Pinnell, Lucy, Ringwood. Mayo, Mary F., Aurelian Springs. Gaston, W. G., Littleton. Anderson. Beatrice, Littleton. Crawley, Agnes, Littleton. Daniel, Mary Long, Airlie. Cherry, Bessie E.. Crowells.
Sewell, Jennie. Tillery. Shields, Irma, Spring Hill. Corbitt, Emma. c|o Willis Weeks, Enfield, Rfd.
CONOCANARY—J.
H. Darden, Spring Hill;
N. Fitzpatrick, Crowells. ENFIELD— S. G. Whitfield. B. D. Mann, S. Meyer, W. P. Whitaker, Junius Hardee, John J. Robertson. FAUCETT T. M. Lewis. Tom Barnes, Au-
—
Weeks, Mrs. Mamie Barnes, Scotland Neck. Quincy, Margaret, Enfield. Cousins, Zelma, Enfield.
Bustin, Dela, Enfield. Lawrence, Annie. Enfield. Robertson, Kathleen, Enfield.
relian Springs.
HALIFAX—Dr.
LITTLEAON— C.
F.
M.
R.
Clark, J. H. Fenner, Sater, Halifax.
Regester, W. Carter,
M.
E.
H.
N.
D.
House,
ROSENEATH— S.
Neck.
H.
G.
T. M. Pulley. Scotland Strickland,
Whitaker, Susie, Enfield. Arrington. Mamie, Aurelian Springs. Pittman, Mamie E., Halifax.
Biggins, Bessie, Littleton.
PALMYRA—W.
J.
Hedgepeth,
Hobgood;
C.
W. H. White, Hobgood.
Robinson, Annie, Littleton. Crews, Eunice. Heathsville. Eure, Lottie. Halifax.
Butts, Butts,
Virginia, Halifax. Alice G., Halifax.
SCOTLAND NECK— I.
erman,
don; A. Weldon.
E.
S.
H. Smith, A.
Liv-
Shields.
T. Allen,
WELDON—W.
Shaw, J. W. Pierce. WelWeldon; K. E. Kilpatrick,
ROANOKE RAPIDS— R.
Thompson, W. F.
Horner.
W.
Brown.
S.
M.
Whitaker, Lizzie Littleton. Whitaker, Effie. Littleton. Johnston, Annie, Littleton. Robinson, Roberts P., Littleton. Pittman, Emma v., Littleton. Vernon. T. L. Hobgood.
,
246
HALIFAX COUNTY
Ministers
Spencer, Annie, Ilobuood. Josey, Louise, Scotland Neck,
and
Churches.
Anderson, Lossie, Palmyra. Pearson, llattie L., Rosemary. Blebs, Stella, Aurelian Springs, Kid. Joyner, Fannie S., Scotland Neck. Joyner, Kate. Scotland Neck. Mouse. Leila, Scotland Neck. While. .Mrs. Dudley A., Scotland Neck. Barkly, Sallie I., Spring Hill. Moseley. Agnes. Wehlon. Robinson, Lizzie. Littleton. .Malien.v. Mary, WeldOn.
Barkly,
PRESBYTERIAN— II. F. Morton, Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL—J. L. McMann,
Pastor.
BAPTIST
T^'I ^ t
G.
II.
METHODIST
OF
PROTESTANT— T.
Johnson.
E.
Davis,
Cheatham, Miss, Halifax. Edna, Halifax.
EPISCOPAL—Albert New, Rector. Schools and Academies. J. T. Cobb. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF ENFIELD— Geo. B. Curtis, Pres.; Ivey Watson, Cash. S. C. BelCOMMERCIAL & FARMERS lamy, Pres. p. O. Petway, Cash.
GRADED—
—
;
Doctors.
HALIFAX.
TAX KATE:
Population, 1910:
40c.
500.
on the $100.
Officers.
Town
MAYOR—John
Collins, John A. Harrison, A. S. Parker, F. M. Whitaker, L. T. Whitaker, F. C.
F. AGENT—C. Southern. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— C.
TAX COLLECTOR—F. H. Gregory. POSTMASTER—W. A. Willcox. K. R. AGENT — C. F. Musselman.
EXPRESS
W.
U.
Ministers
H. Farmer. CHIEF OF POLICE—D. C. Fenner. TREASURER— J. H. Batts.
A.
C.
Fleming,
W.
L.
Druggists.
Harrison's Pharmacy. Whitaker's Drug Store.
L.
Beavan's Drug Store.
General Curtis-Pierson Co.
Musselman,
F.
Merchants.
Mussel-
man,
Randolph Supply Co. Shaw-Mathevvs Co.
Gunter, R. E. (Agent). Meyer, S. Lawrence Bros. Holloway, S. B., & Co.
and
Churches.
Geo.
EPISCOPAL— St.
Rector.
Mark's,
Blackwelden,
BAPTIST—A.
Hotels
G.
CATHOLIC— Father METHODIST— Win.
and
H.,
Wilcox, Pastor. O'Brien, Pastor.
Parker Bros.
Britt, J. B.
McNair. Boarding Houses.
McGwigan,
Shields,
C.
S.
E.
W.
J.
Roanoke Hotel.
Merchant, R.
Mrs.
Bankers.
;
Branch. Frank.
Marshall,
Burgess,
Sorrie,
T.
Kimball Hardware Co.
Banks and
N. L. Stedman, Pres. OF Fletcher H. Gregory, Cash.
BANK
The
HALIFAX—
W. J. J. W.
Co.
Stallings
Druggists. Furgerson Drug Co.
Wood,
Barnes,
I.
D.
R.
Robbitt,
Vinson's Pharmacy.
Doctors.
Bellamy
&
J.
E. Co. L.
&
Co.
Furgerson, H. B General Merchants.
Froelich, Louis. Co. Hux, G. A.,
Mann, B. D. Enfield Furniture Co. Allen, W. H.. & Co.
Neville,
&
Richards, S. A. W. Bass, W. D. Campbell, D. M. Halifax Hardware Co.
Farmers' H. M.
Union Stores.
Boarding
Houses.
Leon, F.
Hotels
and
Hotel James.
Enfield Hotel.
Stedman, N. L,
Clark, Elliott. Travis, E. L.
&
Grocers. Co. (Wholesale).
Lawyers.
Whitaker, Miss O. H. Mathews, H. C. Smith, Mrs. Mary.
Livery Stables.
Neville, H. M. Branch. Frank.
Stedman
&
Cotton Gins. Gregory. Real Estate Agents.
Lawyers.
Dunn, R.
C.
Dentists.
Daniel, R. H.
ENFIELD.
Incorporated in 1S57. Population, 1910: White, 1.150; colored, 450;
total,
Value
1,600. real
estate,
$420,610;
value
personal
property
TAX RATE: 40c. on the $100. MA YOK— Frank Branch. POSTMASTER—H. S. Harrison. CHIEF OF POLICE— J. F. Whitehead. R. R. AGENT—E. L. Whitehead, A. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— E. L. Whitehead,
$460,670.
Highsmilh, C. Insurance Agents. Britt, R. B. Watson, Ivey. Petway, P. O. Robertson, J. J. Newspapers and Editors.
THE PROGRESS
Editor.
(Weekly)—Teo. M.
Cooper,
Manufacturing Plants. Enfield Hosiery Mills. Condrey, J. E. (Saw Mill). Dunn, John B. (Saw Mill).
W. U.
Columbian
P-Nut
Co.
HALIFAX COUNTY
HOBGOOD.
Incorporated in 1S92. Whites, Population, 1910:
200. Value real estate, property, $25,000.
total.
247
General
Johnston, Eugene.
200;
colored,
Merchants.
50;
Stallings, S. J. Moore, C. G.
$75,000;
value
personal
TAX RATE:
M. May. W. H.
Nelson,
20c.
on the $100.
Officers.
MAYOR—W.
Town
CHIEF OF POLICi:— E.
W. U.
G. Hedgepeth. POSTMASTER— I. M. Parker.
C.
R. R. AGENT— W. L. Bailey, A. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— W.
Ruffin.
C. L. L. Bailey,
METHODIST—T. L. Singleton. Schools and Academies. HOBGOOD GRADED— Mrs. L. W.
Prin.
Doctors.
BAPTIST —Rev.
Ministers
and Churches. Vernon, Pastor.
Cole-Daniel Hardware Co. Newson, J. F. Farber, Wra. Bobbitt, E. C. Newsome, M. E. Harvey, W. R. Bobbitt, J. H. Littleton Feed & Grocery Co. Riggan, R. I. Harris, Alston.
Cordle. H. J. Wallette, E. E.
Leggett,
Furgerson, Will. Myrick, J. J., & Son.
Hotels and Boarding Harris, J. H. Hotel Vara. B. P. Cooper's Hotel. Boyce's Hotel.
Livery Stables.
Leggett, K. Druggists.
Leggett,
Houses.
K.
General
Merchants.
Hedgepath,
Shields,
W.
J.
II.
R.
S.
Hedgepeth. W.
Bradley, D.
G.
Thornton,
Motley,
J.
W. H. W.
Lawyers.
Ausbon. R. M. (Groceries). Snealwond, J. W. Hotels and Boarding
Houses.
Daniel. S. G. Pippin, Jos. P.
Picot,
Hobgood
Shields. R. J. Hotel. Livery Shields, R. J.
John M.
Furgerson,
Stables.
McM.
Insurance
Agents.
Grant
Plants.
Co.
Manufacturing
Hobgood Ginery. Hobgood Brick Mfg.
Vernon
&
Ccn motors and Madry.
Spruill & Perry. Alston, T. C. Harrison, T. N.
&
Brwning.
Builders.
Brokers.
Green. A.
W.
Estate
LITTLETON.
Population, 1910:
total.
White, 1,200; colored, 500;
$400,000; value personal
the
$100.
Real Glasgow, J. R.
Agents.
Value
1,700. of real estate,
Manufacturing Plants. Sterling Mfg. Co. (Wood-working and Gin).
Wotlett, E. E. (Lumber and Ginnery). Littleton Hosiery Mills. Tate Machinery and Supply Co.
property, $200,000.
TAX RATK— 75c.
on
POSTMASTER—E. B. Perry. CHIEF OF POLICE—J. F. Cullom. R. R. AGENT— Julian Johnson. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Julian
W.
TJ.
;
MAYOR— T.
Town
J.
Officers.
Miles.
PALMYRA.
Population,
1910:
White,
100;
colored,
75;
Johnston,
total,
Edwin Gray,
Ministers
Postal.
M. E.
Pastor.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— C.
BAPTIST— Rev.
LITTLETON
Rhodes. Pres.
Harrell. Pastor.
SOUTH— S.
and
A.
Churches.
Cotton, Pastor.
J.
175. Value real estate, property, $25,000.
$100,000;
Officers.
value
personal
Town
Edwards,
MAYOR— C.
PRESBYTERIAN^Rev. Millard. Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Francis Joyner, Rector.
Schools
POSTMASTER— C. A. Harrison. CHIEF OF POLICE—C. N. Andrews.
M.
and Churches. F. Eure, Pastor. General Merchants. Ausborn, E. B. Stephenson, J. B. Baker & Harrison Bros.
H.
Robeson.
and
FEMALE
Academies.
METHODIST—T.
Ministers
COLLEGE— J.
H.
;
PUBLIC SCHOOL—.
Pres.
BANK OF LITTLETON—J. H. F. Bonney, Cash. PLANTERS— T. J. Miles, Pres.
;
Banks and Bankers.
Harrison,
J.
M.
Grant,
Hotels and Harrison, Mrs. C.
Boarding
Houses.
Cash.
Doctors.
Baker
&
A. Livery Stables.
Roberson.
I.
Alston. Willis.
Browning. B. Ray.
Baker. L.
Manufacturing Plants. (Saw Mill, Cotton Gin).
McRae.
Neill. Picot, L. J.
ROANOKE RAPIDS
Dentists.
Perry, E. A.
Druggists. Littleton Pharmacy. Perry. E. B., Jr. T. N. Harrison,
White
697.
Population, 1913, 4.000. polls, 655; colored
of
polls,
42;
total,
Value
sonal
real estate $2,402,158;
value of per-
TAX RATE:
property,
$501,817.
50c.
on the $100.
J IS
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—J. T. Chase. CHIEF OF POLICE—J. CLERK—A. L. Clark.
TAX COLLECTOR— HEALTH OFFICER— RECORDER—Wm. S.
TKKASntl'.K -A.
L.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Roanoke Pharmacy.
R. Balrd.
Tillery,
W.
I).
Painters.
ClarU. J. R. Haird. Dr. T. W. M. Long.
Saunders.
w
REGISTRAR OF
Brown.
It.
VITAL STATISTICS— R.
M.
B.
POSTMASTER—M. U. AGENT—G.
BAPTIST—
Daughtery, Van. Prudens, A. L. WintZ, Richard. Photographers. Hodgers, J. B. Cherry, Frank.
Dealers in Bicycles. Higgins, B. B. Hospitals. Roanoke Rapids. Undertakers. Glover, E. B. Uancock-nouse Co. Blacksmiths.
EXPRESS AGENT—G.
Faison. Crews, S. A. L. B. Crews, Southern. Ministers and Churches.
—
.
Ballock,
Pastor.
EPISCOPAL—William Towe, Rector. PRESBYTERIAN—H. F. Morton, Pastor. Towe. METHODIST—William — METHODIST (Circuit) Rufus Bradley.
Roanoke Boarding
Sales,
Hotels and Hotel.
Boarding Houses.
House,
P.
W.
C.
Allsbrook.
T.
Board House, Joe Foyed. Adam's Boarding House. Banks and Bankers. FIHST NATIONAL— C. A. Wyche, Pres.
II.
Hockaday. Gay, Frank. Hackaday, Glenn. Barber Shops. King, W. E. Watkins, J. H. Vaughan & Kidd.
E.
;
Kicks. Cash.
Bakers.
Furniture Dealers. Alston Furniture Co. Webb, B. S. Glover, E. B.
Wood. W. W.
Whitmore's
Bakery.
Grocers. Cherry.
Hancock -House Co. Hodgens, L. S.
Shell,
R. E., Co.
Barnette & Taylor & Colier. Daugherty, J. L. Tillery. W. D.
Glover, E. B. Lanv whites. $7,769,854,-by negroes, $21,427. For whites, 52; for negroes, 2. County purposes, 18c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 17c;
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— —
TAX RATE
special
20c.
PUBLIC ROADS— Number of miles. 300. Worked by taxation and RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Co., assessed value
,
free labor.
Southern Railway, 21.58 miles, assessed value
Pullman
Southern Express Co. assessed value Asheville Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed value Waynesville Telephone Co., assessed value Tennessee and North Carolina Railroad, 2 miles, assessed value Canton Electric and Telephone Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January IS, May 3 (civil), July
,
$844,311.75 2,985.22 3,916.00 1,716.00 1,716.00 1,551.90 4,472.00 6.000.00 7,500.00
12,
September
20.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—Jerry R. Leatherwood, Waynesville, SHERIFF— W. A. Palmer, Waynesville. REGISTER OF DEEDS— Geo. C. Haynes.
ville.
CREEK— Spencer Green, Geo. A. Brown, J. C. Ferguson, Cove Creek. WHITE OAK— R. W. Green, Z. T. Clark, Teague. JONATHAN CREEK— John A. Howell, Cove
FINES
Creek: R.
TREASURER— C. B. Atkinson, WaynesSURVEYOR— Claud Medford. CORONER— H. L. McFadyen. SUPT. OF HEALTH— J. R. McCraken, Waynesville. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— R. A. Sentell,
Waynesville.
W. Howell, Waynesville, R. IVY HILL— Chas. C. Roberts; Mt.
E.
Justice,
2.
W.
gie.
Dellwood; A.
V.
Sterling; Setzer, Mag-
CATTALOOCHEE—W.
chee; Floyd
M.
IN
Sutton.
Cattaloo-
Woody,
C.
Nellie; R. B. Clark, Crest-
mont.
SUPT.
Rfd.
T. L.
ville;
OF
HOME—Albert
MINISTERS NOT
Howell.
TOWNS.
Canton,
BOARD OF EDUCATION—J. R. Gwyn, D. M. Cagle. COMMISSIONERS— J. It. Boyd, BOARD OF ELECTIONS— James
G. W. Canton.
Morgan,
Green,
Crabtree;
W. H. HenderE.
Waynes-
Creek. Waynesville, R. 2; R. C. Kirk, Crabtree; A. L. Latham. Waynesville. R. 3; Abett, E. M.. Crabtree, R.
METHODIST—L.
BAPTIST— D.
Davis,
Cove
H.
Griffith.
1.
son,
Carraway, Waynesville: J. S. Davis, Waynesville, R. 2; W. T. Denton, Waynesville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. WAYNESVILLE TOWNSHIP— W. J.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. BETHEL HIGH— A. F. Cook. ROCK SPRING HIGH SCHOOL— Clark Medford. Prin., Clyde, R. 1. ROCK HILL HIGH SCHOOL—J. L. Woodward, Prin., Waynesville, R. 2. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Walker, R. L., Crabtree. Wilson, J. E., Canton, Rfd.
Waynesville; J. B. Hoyle, Hazelwood; W. Oxner, Waynesville; N. A. Harrison. Waynesville: W. T. Reeves, Lake City; J. W. Bynum. Mark West, R. H. Sorrels, Chas. A. Slansbury W. Smathers, Canton, Moore, Canton; Thos. G. Murry, Canton. PIGEON— Ira Mease. E. B. Gibson, W. W. Wilson, Canton, No. 2. EAST B. F. Sellers, W. R. Gregan, George Trull, Cruso.
Haynes,
M
BEAVERDAM—
Graham, W.
Campbell, V.
A.,
Crabtree, R.
1.
FORK—
IN TOWNS. Maggie. Miller, R. E. Maggie. Reppetoe. F. G., & Co., Maggie.
MERCHANTS NOT
A.,
CECIL— Jos.
Singleton, L.
L.
Moody, W. H.
Green,
CLYDE—L. L. Stamey, O. L. Smathers, J. D. Pless, Clyde. IRONDUFF— W. II. Nowland, Crabtree, No. 1; J. B. Bradshaw, Waynesville. No. 2. CRABTREE—N. P. Walker. Crabtree: W. C.
Clyde,
Sunburst.
Kessawaine Mercantile. Low, J. A., Maggie. Medford, J. B. Waynesville, R. Dellwood Feed Co., Dellwood.
Justice,
2.
& Ferguson, Waynesville, R. Williams, C. E., Crabtree. Ferguson, J. T., & Trouthan, Crabtree.
Kuykendall
Howell,
II.
W.
E.
2.
W.
C.
Kirkpatrick, W. L. McCracken, E. Williams, Crabtree.
R.
1;
Boyd, R. T.
Harrell,
J.
T.
HAYWOOD COUNTY
Campbell. R. G. A. It. 2. Ferguson, J. C, Teague. Noland, R. L. Crabtree. R. 1. Brown, Geo. A., Crabtree, K. 1. Ferguson, Z. V. Crabtree. It. 1. Ferguson., Eli M., Crabtree.
,
RevUe,
T.
L.,
WaynesviUe,
R.
.
Albright, M. F.. Waynesville. Albright. Linnie, Waynesville. Howell, Frank. Waynesville, R
Howell,
•lames,
Raymond, Waynesville, R.
2.
W. S., Sons & Co., Inc.. Canton, R. Felmet, D. B., Waynesville, R. 3. Long, J. M., & Co., Waynesville, R. 1. Ferguson, W. R., Crabtree.
Terrell,
Kirkpatrick, J. E., Clyde, R. 1. Green & Hyatt, Canton, R. 1. Pless. W. W., Cruso.
Nora, Waynesville. Medford. Myrtle, Waynesville, Haynes, Ada, Clyde Erwin, Thomas, Canton. R
R
1.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Pigeon Valley Mills, Canton, R. Plott, J. O, Canton. R. 1.
Crabtree Mills,
1.
Walker, Bros.,
Crabtree. Crabtree.
Wiley, Waynesville. Main:, Georgia, Clyde. Taylor, Vinson, Clyde. Bramlett, A. L., Mrs., Clyde. Mann, Lena, Canton, R. 1. Phillips, Edith, Canton. Mann, Annie. Canton, R. 1. Rice. Sallie, Canton, R. 1.
SAW
Champion Fibre
MILLS.
Population,
WAYNESVILLE.
1910: 3.500. 250: colored polls, 49. of real estate. $617,901; value of personal property, $385,704. TAX $2.00 on the $100. Bonded debt, $150,000. Floating debt.
Co., Waynesville, R. 1. Campbell, R. G. A., Maggie. Waynesville Timber & Lumber Co., Waynesville and Maggie.
White Value
polls,
Quinlan-Monroe Lumber Co.
Everett,
J.
RATE—
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
D.,
>
Waynesville. Sheltou, Annie, Waynesville. Roberts, Sarah, Waynesville, Ector, Mary, Waynesville. Davis, Mary, Waynesville. Howell, Fannie B., Waynesville. Underwood, G. C, Waynesville, R. 3. MeCrary, Jessie, Clyde. Smathers, Sarepta, Clyde. Kinsland, Oscar, Canton. Willis, J. E., Canton. Hall. Elsie. Canton. Queen, Margaret, Waynesville. Byers, Mattie, Clyde. Byers, Wm. Clyde. Byers, Frank, Clyde. Deaver, T. H., Waynesville, R. 3. Wells. Wilnia, Canton, R. 2. Guyer, S. J., Waynesville, R. 3. Guyer, S. J., Mrs., Waynesville, R. Rogers, Elizabeth, Clyde. McCracken, Hazel, R. 1. Willams, James, Crabtree. Messer, Marshall, Teague. Chambers, R. C, Waynesvlle, R. 2. Crawford, Zora, Waynesville, R. 2. Ferguson, J. T., Crabtree, R. 1. Singleton, J. A., Waynesville, R. 2. Hawkins, Mary, Crabtree, R. 1McCracken, Lizzie, Cabtree, R. 1. Allison, J. H., Dellwood. Owen, Josie, Waynesville, R. 2. Parton, Sena, Waynesville, R. 2. Hoffman, L. H. Canton. sin lion, Annie, Waynesville. MeCrary, Josephine, Clyde. Crawford, Bonnie, Waynesville, R. 2. Davis, Moody, Waynesville, R. 3. Queen, Mollie, Waynesville. R. 2. Cook, A. R., Canton. Brown, Maude, Teague. Medford, Fulsome, Canton. Harden, Rufus, Waynesville, R. 3. Ferguson, Lillie, Ola. Queen, Samuel. Waynesville. R. 2. Ross, Edna. Waynesville. Mitchell, Mary B. Waynesville. Bramlett, A. L. Clark, Glee, Teague. Green, Nellie, Crabtree. R. 1. Ferguson, Mabel, Crabtree, R. 1. Bay. Maggie, Crabtree, R. 1. Ferguson, George, Crabtree, R. 1 Pox, Rufus, Chestmont. McMahan, Lizzie, Crestmont. .Tarrett, Lena, Waynesville, R. 3. Medford, Jaunita. Clyde, R. 1. Davis, Annie, Clear Creek. Morrow, J. P., Clear Creek. Williams, Alma, Clear Creek.
,
,
$4,000.
TREASURER— F. W. Miller. TAX COLLECTOR—J. S. Mitchell. ATTORNEY—J. H. Howell. SUPT. OF HEALTH— B. H. Greenwo POSTMASTER—T. L. Green. R. R. AGENT— T. G. Miller. EXPRESS AGENT—T. G. Miller. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—T. G. Miller. TELEPHONE MANAGER—J. P. Swift, Way)
MAYOR— C. H. CLERK—J. H.
Town
Ray.
Officers.
S.
CHIEF OF POLICE—John
Howell.
Mitchell.
1.
nesville
3.
METHODIST— O. P. Ader. BAPTIST— Rev. Joyner. PRESBYTERIAN—A. S. Anderson,
Schools and Academies.
Telephone Co. Ministers and Churches. EPISCOPAL—W. B. Allen.. Rector.
Pastor.
Everett.
WAYNESVILLE GRADED— John
Hotels
and
Boarding
D. Houses.
Kenmore
Gorden.
Suyetta.
White Sulphur Springs Hotel. Bonnie Castle.
Bon
Air.
Architects.
Liner.
S.
C.
BANK OF
Banks and Bankers. WAYNESVILLE— Alden
Howell.
President; Hilliard B. Atkins, Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL J. R. President; W. T. Blayloek. Cashier.
BANK—
in
Boyd.
Book Stores. Waynesville Book Co. Butchers and Dealers
Rhinehart, R. M. Schulhoffer, D. L. Freeman, R. V. Davis, R. W., & Co. Carriage Dealers and
Cagle, A.
C.
Cattle.
Manufacturers.
Clubs.
Waynesville Club. Contractors and Builders.
Davis. P. W. Francis. J. P. Mitchell & Phillips. Liner, S. C. Coal and Wood Dealers. Dykers, R. H. Hyatt & Co. Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Mitchell. McCracken & Co.
-17-
HAYWOOD COUNTY
Dentists.
Smathers, Jolin H.
McDowell,
Liner,
C
THE WAYNESVILLE COURIER
R.
B.
Newspapers and Editors.
(Weekly)(Weekly)Editor.
H. and Ten
Cent Store.
Wilson,
W.
II.
CAROLINA
J.
MOUNTAINEER
Staton
Five Bros.
Chataugua Drug
Druggists. Co.
Waynesville Pharmacy.
Annex Pharmacy.
Doctors.
D. Boone, Editor. Real Estate Agents. & Rotha. Bass, John F. Withers, E. L. Hyatt Bros. Shingle Dealers.
Atkins
Way.
Abel.
J.
II
Haywood Lumber & Supply
J.
Co.
McCracken,
J.
R.
L.
L.
F.
S.
II.
Stringfleld, Stringfleld,
Thomas.
B.
McFayden.
Greenwood.
Allen, L.
H.
R.
Dry Goods and Notions. Lee & Mock. Covington & Co. Simons, A. M. Ray, B. Frank & Co. Howell, D. A.
Massle,
T.
Undertakers and Embalmers. Waynesville Undertaking Co. Medford Undertaking Co. Produce Dealers. Waynesville Produce Co. Manufacturing Plants. Unagusta Mfg. Co. (Furniture). Waynesville F'urniture Co. Junaluska Leather Co. (Tannery). Iiayood Lumber & Supply Co.
N.,
&
Power and
Sons. Light Companies.
MAYOR— Theo. Davis. ALDERMEN—W. H. Cole,
Fisher.
HAZELWOOD.
J.
P.
Scates,
Lee
Haywood
Electric
Tower
Co.
CHIEF OF POLICE—T. D. Singleton. MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
Fertilizer
Dealers
Hyatt & Co. Henry, J. B.
Livery Feed
&
and Fuel Co.
Manufacturers.
tor.
PRESBYTERIAN—W. P. BAPTIST—Rev. Mr. Pruett
General
J.
Chedestor,
Pas-
Furniture Dealers.
P.
Scales, G.
C.
Ball.
Ray, Plott Hardware Co. Medford Furniture Co.
Grocers.
Meat
Muse,
Zeb.
Merchants. R. E. Osborne. Market.
Blackwell, Bushnell & Co. Mi Hit Bros. Harrold, E. S. Waynesville Grocery Co. Messer .
1
1.
SOKE COUNTS JOURNAL
II.
Newspapers and
(Weekly)— Bion
Butler, Editor.
Druggists. Co.
Dentists.
Raeford Hardware Co. Furniture Dealers. Racfonl Furniture Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Commercial Hotel.
Hotel Raeford.
Livery
Raeford Drug Hoke Drug Co.
Cromartie, H.
Barnard. B. F.,
Fuller, A. J.
.. Cowarts. Gillreath, ]). (i.. Rich Mountain. Hooper, Aaron, Cowarts. Hooper, Jessie, Tuckaselgee. Wolf Mountain. Rogers, w. T. Middleton, J. C, Turkaseigee. Bryson, W. W., Tuckaselgee. Jamison, Emma, Kilgo. Zachary, J. F., Cashiers.
T.,
aitcn.
House
Edgerton.
Lewis,
Furnishing.
KENLY—
W.
.1.
Doctors.
Grady, J. C. Coleman, Geo.
S.
Druggists.
Fulghum, R.
T.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Creech Hotel. Livery Stables. Allen, J. T. Cotton Gins. dams Co. A Parker. J. E.
General
BroUfehtou,
A. J. Peele. Allord.
Merchants.
Co.
Kenby Grocery ami Feed
Barnes
Boyetie
'iue
Ac
Langdon,
J.
Wm.
Photographers.
Manufacturing Plants.
Johnston Lumber Co.
it
Hardwood Mill
Co.
Watson
Edgerton,
baiicy, W. Hales, R. A. Morris, G. M. IxirucU) J. VV.,
Co. G. G., Son. T. , 0.'>: value personal property, $706,033. Property listed in loll, by whites, $1,928,193; by negroes, $202,405. 45 2 3c. on the $lou. County purposi
POPULATION— (Census
\
1010),
Formed
Ki
\
-
TAX BATE—
PI
,
County
bonded
BLIC
ROADS—Worked
debt.
$10,000. by taxation.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad. 12.70 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value
T.
II.
$435,049.00 3,079.00
•2SS.00 ,107.00
Pritchard Transportation Co
Co.,
Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value
Pullman
assessed
value
Norfolk Southern Railroad A. & N. C. Div., 4.18 miles, assessed value Dover and Southbound Railroad, Is. SO miles, assesed value
—
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— March
831.38 891.30 61.160.00 36,000.00
20.
A
ust
16,
December
6.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF COURT—W. H. Hammond. SHERIFF —John S. Hargett, Trenton. REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. B. Pollock,
Trenton.
Duvall Bros, Pollocksville, R. F. D. Foy, C. W., Pollocksville, R. F. D. King, Luther, Kinston, R. 7.
COTTON GINS.
Foy, Foy,
C. C.
TREASURER—Joseph R. Westbrook, Kins7. ton. R. CORONER— C. S.' Barker, Trenton. SURVEYOR—J. L. Foy, Jr.," Trenton. SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. S. Barker, Trenton. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— J. R. Barker, Trenton. SUPT. OF HOME— H. Pollock, Trenton. BOARD OF EDUCATION— F. M. Jenkins,
Maysville; F. H. Noble, Comfort.
E.,
Pollocksville.
D.,
Maysville.
Jarman, John, Comfort, R. F. D. Taylor, Braddoek, Kinston, R. 7. Turner, Lon, Pink Hill, R. F. D.
Jones,
G.
R.
,
Banks, A. Banks, W.
J.,
F.,
Comfort. Trenton. Trenton.
Foy,
Pollocksville;
G.
G.
Simmons, Geo. R., New Bern, B. F. D. McDaniel, H., Agent, Maysville.
Hay, Ken. R-, Maysville. Jarman, E. M., Comfort, Rfd.
Taylor, Paschal, Comfort, Rfd. Hargett, W. B., Riehlands, Rfd. Heath, E. B., Trenton. Whitaker, F. A., Kinston. Phillips, B. J., Trenton, Rfd. Boisden. Jesse L., Wimsatt. Simmons, B. F. Pollocksville. Duval, Geo. H. Pollocksville. Parker, B. C. & R. P. Isler, E. B., Dover, Rfd. Hood, H. C, Kinston, Rfd. Murrill, Wm., Trenton, Rfd. Stevenson, June, Kinston, Rfd.
, ,
H. Bell (chm'n), PolW. Mallard, Trenton; Ijasehall locksville; J. J. R. Lowry, Trenton, Taylor, Comfort P. O. R. F. D. L. O. Pollock, Trenton, R. 1. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—D. J. Dixon (chm'n), W. W. Pollock, Trenton; F. H. Foy,
;
COMMISSIONERS—J.
;
Pollocksville.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
OAK —WHITE Banks, W. F.
M. Matlock,
I.
TOWNSHIP—Maysville
R. P. Parker, N. Sanders, S.
T.
POLLOCKSVILLE-PINEY
P. A. Bell, G. Walters. GROVE Geo.
O. E.
—
W.
White, F. H. Foy, Pollocksville. TRENTON—T. A. Windley, Trenton; R. W. Mallard, Trenton. CYPRESS CREEK— C. D. Lane, W. C. Brown, Comfort P. O. TUCKAHOE—W. M. Marshburn. Comfort; L. B. King, Kinston, R. 7.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Craft,
David, Tharon.
7.
,
Taylor, Braddoek, Kinston, R. Baisden, Jesse L. Wimsatt.
CHINQUAPIN—E.
J.
M.
Gilbert,
1
Lake Dilla;
SAW
MILLS.
hunt;
\V.
Stephen Hill, Trenton, R.
Hargett, Trenton.
F.
S.
Small,
Trenton,
BEAVER CREEK—B.
F.
Pollock,
R.
D.
Pol-
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—B. F. Eubanks,
locksville.
Baisden, Jesse L., Wimsatt. Simmons, Ben., Pollocksville. Duval, Geo. H., Pollocksville. Debruhl, C. L., New Bern, Rfd.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Weatherly, C.
II.,
Maysville.
FREE-WILL
Trenton.
BAPTIST— G.
W.
Harrison,
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Foy, C. D., Maysville. McDaniel, Hiram, Maysville. Heath, J. D., Trenton. Koouce, W. E., Comfort. Jones, Charles, Comfort. Taylor, Paschal, Comfort. Hargett, J. S., Comfort. Craft & Turner, Pink Hill, R. F. D. Moore, J. J.. & Co., Trenton, R. 1. Pollock, B. T., Trenton. R. 1. Parker, H. A. & B. C, Pollocksville. R. F.
Lillian, Trenton. II., Pollocksville. Morris, Elizabeth, Pollocksville.
Haywood,
White, Alex.
Koonce, Myrtle, Trenton. Loftin, Bonnie, Trenton.
Brown, Parson, Comfort. Brown, Fannie, Comfort.
Xoble. Eula. Comfort, Rfd. Gooding, Sallie, Trenton. Roberson, Edith, Pollocksville. Mattoeps, Julia, Maysville. Keith, Annie Fay. Morton, Sallie, Maysville. Louder, Mary, Pollocksville.
Edwards, Mary, Pollocksville. Wooten, Florence, Pollocksville. R.
F.
D.
JONES COUNTY
Mewborn Maybelle,
Simmons,
Tanner,
Kiser,
F. D. Noble, Lucy, Pollocksville, R. F. D. Scott, Rachel, Pollocksville. R. F. D.
R.
MAYSVILLE.
Population, 1910:
350.
Officers.
M.
Lottie, Pollocksville. T.. Trenton.
Town
Lucy, Trenton. Ethridge, Amonds, Trenton. Ballard, Mary, Trenton. .Tones, Phobe, Trenton.
POSTMASTER— F. M. Jenkins. R. R. AGENT— P. H. Barfleld. TELEGRAPH AGENT—P. H. Barfleld. TELEPHONE MANAGER— L. T. Gillette.
Ministers
May,
Scott,
Bessie.
and
C.
Churches.
Pastor.
Sell.
Trenton. Trenton. R. F. D. Lucy, Trenton, R. F. D. • Hattie May, Trenton. R. F. D. Lucy, Trenton, R. F. D. McDaniel, Mary, Trenton, R. F. D. King, Gae, Trenton. R. F. D. Henderson, Nina. Dover, R. 3. Noble, Mattie, Kinston, R. 7. Allen, Mrs., Comfort. George, Annie. Comfort. Dougherty, Fannie, Comfort. Brown. .1. Parson. New Bern. R. 3.
Walter,
Erwin, Erwin, Gibson, Gibson,
Maude,
METHODIST—E.
BAPTIST—W.
L.
Bilbro,
HIGH—
A
Schools and Academies. C. H. Weatherly, Prin. Banks and Bankers.
;
MAYSVILLE BANKING & TRUST CO.— T.
Green, Pres.
Geo. E. Weeks. Cash.
Doctors.
Smith.
Shaw,
A. J. Colin.
Insurance Agents.
Weeks, Geo. E.
Druggists.
Henderson,
Lillie.
TRENTON.
Population,
total.
1910
estate,
White,
375; colored,
value
125
500. real
Value
property,
$46,415:
Officers.
personal
Foscue. A. C. Maysville Drug Co. General Merchants. Whitty. Lewis. Maysville Supply Co.
Pelletier
$63,922.
Town
&
Weeks.
C.
POSTMASTER— J. B. Collins. CHIEF OF POLTCE— J. F. Westbrook. STEAMBOAT AGENT—R. L. May, Independent Steamboat Co. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— R. L. May & Co.
BAPTIST—W. EPISCOPALCHRISTIAN— C. W.
MAYOR—D.
Foscue, A.
Gillett,
J.
Dixon.
Hodnot
L. T. & Worstley.
Hotels and Boarding Maysville Supply Co.
Livery Stables.
Houses.
METHODIST—C.
Ministers
and
Foscue,
J.
M.
Churches.
Collins, A. J.
E. Vale. Jones Circuit. L. Billow, Pastor.
Howard,
Pastor.
Maysville Supply Co.
Mill).
Manufacturing Plants. Eubanks. W. M. (Saw Mill). (Cotton Gin and Grist
Millinery
Collins, Mrs.
HIGH—M.
Schools
T.
BANK OF JONES— J.
W. Foscue. Cash.
Trenton Drug
Barker.
J. J.
and Academies. Farmer, Prin. Banks and Bankers.
B.
Collins,
and
J.
Fancy Goods.
Nettie.
Pres.
;
F.
McCutchin. Mrs.
E.
Druggists. Co.
POLLOCKSVILLE.
Population,
total,
Lawyers.
R.
1910:
Whites,
Officers.
125; colored,
75;
200.
Warren,
Barkle,
K.
Doctors.
Town
T'OSTMASTFT— C.
R.
R.
Monk, H. G.
C.
S.
TELEPHONE MANAGER— II.
W. U.
Ministers
Insurance Agents.
AGENT—Millard Carter, A. C. L. A. Chadwlck. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Millard Carter.
and
.1.
H.
Bryan.
Barker. C.
Haywood,
S. S.
H.
Merchants.
Co.
Churches.
Pastor.
General
Loftin. E. J.
The Herritage-Haywood
McDaniel, P. B., McDaniel, R. L. Banks. J. If.
Pollock
BAPTIST— W. L. Bilbro, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— M. Gibbs, CHRISTIAN—J. R. Smith.
and Academies. HIGH—Alex. H. White. Prin.
Schools
Lawyers.
&
Co.
&
Huggins.
Dixon Bros.
Wilson, Koonce. Kinsey.
Carl.
White, Alex. H. Moore, L. J.
Clyde.
Banks and
Boarding
Stables.
Bankers.
W.
C.
Hotels
and
Houses.
—POLLOCKSVILLE BANKING & TRUST T. A. Green, Pres. H. A. Creagh, Cash.
;
CO.
Barker House.
Livery
Doctors.
Hammond,
A. F.
Brock, J. K. Green, B. F.
Hughes, G. R.
Insurance Agents. Creagh, H. A.
Dentists.
Manufacturing Plants.
Taylor. Lon. Estate
(Saw Mill). Barker, W. W. (Saw Mill and Cotton Gin). Brock. F. (Corn and Feed Mill and Gin). Trenton Buggy Co.
Bender. O.
J.
Chadwlck,
H.
Druggists. A.
2S6
JONES
General Merchants.
LEE
Hotels
and
J.
Boarding
Stables.
Houses.
Parker,
M.
H.
J.
Hardlson,
w.
T.
Hood, Mrs.
T. Livery
Hawkins,
J.
Hudson,
J.
S.
Bell. T. A. Bell, J. H. Wliilly. John.
Whltty, Frank.
Hudson, Mrs.
Whltty, Clias.
S.
A.
Manufacturing Plants. Harriett, M. N. (Cotton Gin). Pearce, John (Cotton Gin and Grist, Mill). II. Bell, J. Trent Cut on Oil Co.
I
Barbers.
Riggs,
C.
C.
Bonder Bros.
LEE COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT. SANFORD.
POPULATION— (Census
1910),
in
11.376.
AREA— 360
Formed
In
1908.
Named
honor of Gen. Root. E. Lee.
square miles.
TAX RATE— County purposes, 25c. on the $100; special, 10c; County bonded debt, $140,000. PUBLIC ROADS — No. miles. 500. Worked by bond issue and RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Seaboard Air Line Railway. 22.49 biles, assessed value Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 8-55 miles, assessed value Atlantic and Western Railroad, 8.50 miles, assessed value Atlantic and Western Railroad. 10 miles, assessed value Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern Railroad, S. &T. Division, Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co.. assessed value
Carolina Power & Light Co., assesed value Pullman Co., assessed value Yadkin River Power Co., assessed value
Value of real estate, $2,36S,1S5.00; value of personal property, $1,057,635. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $3,260,055: by negroes, $165,756
roads,
17c. of
special levy
17c.
6
miles,
assessed
Co-operative Telephone So., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT March 22, May 3, July 19, October 25
TERMS—
N.
$635,486-00 290.S27.00 26,350.00 26.850.00 value 18,000.00 8,051.00 18,675.27 17,757.00 4.793.44 36,066.00 988.00 2,520.00
>
(civil),
November
8.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CAPE FEAR— J.
Rfd.
;
CLERK OF COURT—T.
ford.
Campbell, San-
A.
R. Howard, Jonesboro, N. Yarborough, Sanford, Rfd. J. A.
;
SHERIFF—
REGISTER
ford.
D. E. Lasater, Sanford. OF DEEDS— Ralph Monger, San-
Marks, Broadway. POCKET— O. D. Palmer, Gulf; J. P. Gilliam, A. W. Causey, Sanford, Rfd.; Ralph Foushee, Carbonton.
TREASURER— John W. Knott, Broadway. CORONER—E. M. Mclver, Jonesboro. SURVEYOR—J. B. Cameron, Sanford, Rfd.
SUPT.
Sanford.
R.
3.
OF HEALTH—Dr.
J.
P.
Monroe,
SUPT. OF
SCHOOLS—E.
OF
M. Judd, Sanford,
A.
BOABD
EDUCATION— M.
Mc-
leod, (chm'n), Broadway; J. C. Watson Jonesboro, Rfd.; C. H. Smith, Sanford. COMMISSIONERS— T. A. Riddle, Sanford; J. J. Edwards, Lemon Springs; J. M. Wilcox, Carbonton; A. R. Rosser, Jonesboro; H. M. Williams, Sanford.
GREENWOOD— J. J. Edwards. Lemon D J. Pearce. Cameron, Rfd.; A. F. McPhail, Jonesboro, Rfd.. DEEP RIVER—Phil Gunter, P. L. Wicker, Osgood; E. J. Johnson, Moncure, Rfd. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. METHODIST— C. W. Robinson, Jonesboro. CHRISTIAN—G. R. Underwood, Sanford. PRESBYTERIAN—Rev. McLaurin. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Springs;
Thomas,
HIGHWAY COMMISSION— O.
peace,
P.
Make-
D. D. Sanford; Buie, Jonesboro; M. Harrington. Broadway; O. B. Murchison, Sanford, Rfd. J. A. Dalrymple, Jonesboro; W. W. Harrington, Sanford, Rfd.; T. R. Ferrall, Moncure.
Rfd.;
J.
;
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Sam R. Hoyle, (chm'n), Moncure; R. C. McNeill, Jonesboro; D. D. Buie, Lemon Springs.
JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
S.
J. C, Jonesboro, Rfd. Coggins, R. B., Sanford. Rfd. Spivey, J. D.. Sanford, Rfd. Howard, J. R., Jonesboro, Rfd. Ragland, J. A., Broadway, Rfd. Smith, N. A., Jonesboro. Rfd. Maddox Bros., Sanford, Rfd. Willett, J. A., Sanford, Rfd. Coffer, J. W., Sanford. Cox. T. C, Jonesboro, Rfd. Ashworth, G. B., Sanford, Rfd.
COTTON GINS.
Campbell. T. Nail. E. D.,
N., Jonesboro.
Co.. Sanford. Mills, Sanford. Wicker, T. V., Sanford, Rfd. Kelly. A. A., Jonesboro. Rfd.
&
WEST
SANFORD
TOWNSHIP—W.
Sanford
Cotton
Wtatherspoon, Sanford; A. W. Wicker, J. Will Wicker, K. E. Seymour, C. C. Hatch, J. C. Harkey, Sanford, R. F. D. EAST SANFORD—J. C. Greyson, F. L. Bass, G. H. Wilkie, J. J. Campbell, Sanford. JONESBORO— W. S. Murchison, J. D. Register, N. McK. Dalrymple. Jonesboro.
Marks
Bros.,
Broadway.
Grotto Milling Co., Jonesboro, Rfd. Brooks, W. I., Jonesboro, Rfd. Thomas & Co., Sanford, Rfd. Willett & Knott. Sanford, Rfd. Howard, J. R., Sanford.
LEE COUNTY
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Kelly. A. A., Sanforrl. Bfd. Grotto Milling Co., Jonesboro, Rfd. Tliomas & Co.. Sanrord. Rfd. Willet & Knott. Sanford. Rfd. Liles, S. N., Jonesboro. Thomas, J. A., Jonesboro. Harrington, A. B., Jonesboro.
287
POSTMASTER— S. V. Scott. R. R. AGENTS— W. M. Kelly. S. A. L. J. B. Robertson, A. C. L. and Southern. EXPRESS AGENT—W. M. Kelley. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— W. M. Kelley. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Carson Woodell.
Ministers
;
and
Churches.
SAW
Thomas, W.
Bright,
L..
MILLS.
Jonesboro.
W. D., Osgood. Sanford Sash & Blind Co. Byrd, L. E., Broadway. Laughlin & Scarboro. Broadway. Bynum & Snipes, Osgood.
E,
BAPTIST— J. B. Willis, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—W. S. Long, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Vacant. METHODIST—H. E. Spence, Pastor. PRESBYTERIx^N— F. D. Thomas, Pastor.
GRADED—R.
Kelly, A.
Taylor
Allen,
&
Bro.
Hotels and Sanford Hotel. Colonial Inn.
Schools and Academies. W. Allen, Prin. Boarding Houses.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Sanford. St. Clair, Addle, Sanford. McAdams, Haze, Sanford. Howard, Carrie L. Sanford. St. Clair, Josie, Sanford. Ponde, Hassie, Sanford. McLeod, Katie Lee, Jonesboro. Clark, Mrs. Gertrude E.-, Sanford. Holmes, Maude, Sanford. Bledsoe, Miss, Jonesboro. Bryon, Kate, Jonesboro. Mann, Grace, Jonesboro. Foster, Carrie, Jonesboro. Avent, Willie, Jonesboro. A vent, F., Jonesboro. Cameron, G. L., Swarm's Station. Fields, Lorena, Swan's Station. Pierce, Inez, Jonesboro, R. 7. Cameron, J. W., Lemon Springs. Broom, Minnie, Lemon Springs. Arnold, Mamie, Cameron. Martin, G. L., Sanford, R. 1. Thomas, Belle, Sanford, R. 1. Cole, Nettie, Sanford, R. 1. Phillips, Vannie, Sanford. R. 1. Palmer, Charles, Carbonton. McLeod, Lillie, Sanford, R. 3. Cole, Annie, tSanford, R. 3. Pierce, Katie, Sanford, R. 1. Phillips, Flora, Sanford, R. 4. WomUe, Beulah. Cumnock. Alexander, Belle, Sanford, R. 2. Tyer, Annie, Osgood. Brannon, Mary, Sanford, R. 2. Wicker, Annie, Colon. Williams, Alice, Moncure, R. 1. Kelly, Carrie, Moncure, R. 1. Clegg, Mary, Moncure, R. 1. Bryan, Laura, Moncure, R. 1. Wicker, Ida Belle, Moncure, R. 1. Shaw, Mamie, Jonesboro, R. 1.
R.
Mcintosh, Mrs. J. W. Jones. Mrs. Flora A.
W.,
Maness House.
Royal Cafe.
New York
Cafe.
,
Banks and
;
Bankers.
BANKING LOAN & TRUST CO.—R. E. J. W. Cunningham, Cash. Carrington, Pres. BANK OF SANFORD— S. P. Hatch, Pres.;
Judith Ross, Cash.
Bakers.
Reschke, Mrs. A. Butchers and
Dealers
in
Cattle.
McAuley, John.
Brantley,
W. N.
M.
Burns,
J.
Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Sanford Buggy Co. Wilkins-Lashly Co. Gilmore Live Stock Co. Commission Merchants. Howard Grocery Co. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Sanford Cotton Mill.
Confectionery Dealers. Beschke, Mrs. A. Contractors and Builders. Womble, G. T. Walker, R. T. Stout, Joe W., Co., Inc.
Thomas, A.
S.
M. A., Broadway. Rosser, A. J., Broadway. Thomas, Carrie, Bradway. Langley, Nettie, Broadway. Copeland, Nannie, Broadway. Monroe, Mrs. A. M., Broadway. Harwood, Carrie, Broadway.
McLeod,
Clubs. P. Edwards. Pres.; C. C. Cheek, Sec. Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Stein Bros. Wilkins, Ricks & Co. Griffin Bros. Lambeth Baldwin Co. Cotton Gins. Nail, E. D., & Co.
SANFORD COMMERCIAL—H.
Sanford Cotton Lee Oil Mills.
Russell,
Mills.
Dentists.
A. Y.
Editors.
MeCracken, F. W. Newspapers and
Dalrymple, Mrs. A., Colon. Wright, Miss, Sanford. Cheek, Mrs. C. C, Sanford. Spence, Mrs. Bessie, Sanford.
Sanford. Barnes, Mary, Whit Hall. Brimm, J. A., Jonesboro.
Lilly, Bessie,
SANFORD EXPRESS
Clair, Editor.
(Weekly)— D.
L.
St.
Druggists.
Reid, W. W. Crabtree, W. A. Gurley, D. M.
Lutterloh,
I.
H.
Doctors.
SANFORD.
Incorporated in 1874. Population, 1910: 2,285.
Lutterloh,
I.
H.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J. T. McKernon. CLERK—W. A. Camobell.
MAYOR—T.
STTT. OF
Town
L.
Officers.
Bass.
Monroe, W. A. Monroe, J. P. Mclver, Lynn. Dry Goods and Notions. Williams, Belk Co.
Wilkins, Ricks Griffin Bros. Lee Store Co.
TAX COLLECTOR— W.
&
Co.
HEALTH— Dr.
A.
Campbell.
Lynn Mclver.
288
LEE COUNTY
Power and
Powi t »v Dealers and Ricks & Co.
D.
Light. Light Co.
Carolina
Will ins, Null, E.
Embalmers. Undertakers and Carter Furniture & Coffin Co.
1
Fertilizer
Manufacturers.
Manufacturing Plants. Sanford Manufacturing Co. (Furniture).
Fitts-Crabtree
Co.
Li.
B,
S.
M
Florists.
J.
McPhall, M.
Fish and Oyster Dealers. .1. M. Mcintosh, J. W. Royal Cafe. Foundries and Iron Works. Moffltt Iron Works. Furniture Dealers. barter Furniture C. tii Furniture Co. Dixie Furniture Co.
Sanford Sash & Blind Sanford Cotton Mills. Sanford Buggy Co.
Moffltt Iron
(Furniture).
Co.
Bums,
Works
Co.
Co.
Gunn Veneer
COX,
J.
I.
Lee County Oil Mills, l'liillips Broom Works.
(Grist Mill.)
•
(
BROADWAY.
value
Grocers.
Incorporated in 1907. 300. Population, 1912: Value real estate. $125,000;
property,
$50,000.
personal
Howard Grocery
Monger,
J.
II.
Co.,
(Wholesale.)
Nesbit & Womlile. Jones-Phillips Co. Sanford Grocery Co.
POSTMASTER—J.
(Wholesale.)
MAYOR—A.
Town
Officers.
I).
P. Thomas.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J.
Ministers
Thomas. O. Thomas.
Sanford Supply Co.
Lee
store
Co.
and
Powers & Miller. Morgan, J. F. Monger- Hatch Co.
(Wholesale.)
PRESBYTERIAN—R. METHODIST—C. W. —
BAPTIST
L. L.
S.
Churches. Latimer. Robinson.
Hospitals. Central Carolina Hospital. Hardware Dealers. Wilkins, Ricl
•
Pullman
Co, assessed value Norfolk Southern Railroad— A. and N. C. Dlv.. 19 miles, assessed salue Kinston-Carolina Railroad and Lumber Co., 20.00 miles, assessed value Kinston and Snow Hill Railroad. 6.00 miles, assessed value Pink Hill Telephone Co., assessed value Cabin and Bulaville Telephone Co.. assessed v.alue SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January 25 (civil). May 17 (criminal).
December 13
nal).
i'n?T"7
278,001.00
**inninn
?H™aa 18.000.00
in'nn
August
8
(civil
23
T':, , civil),
(criminal),
(civil),
March
20
(civil),
June
7
(criminal),
November
and crimi-
January 4
October 18
(criminal).
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— Jesse T. Heath,
ton.
SOUTHWEST— Jesse
KinsB.
Stanley,
R.
King,
W.
Becton.
NELTSE
— Jesse
G.
A.
Moore,
Whitfield,
Leroy Ascor
J.
.7.
Jackson,
SHERIFF—A. W. Tavlor, Kinston. REGISTER OF DEEDS— C. W.
Sam
Pridgin.
TRENT—J.
L.
Taylor.
Hardy,
Smith,
Kinston.
James Hooper.
Geo.
TREASURER— John H. Dawson. Kinston. CORONER—D. E. Wood, Kinston. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. A. D. Farrott. Kinston. OF SCHOOLS— Joseph Kinsey, SUPT. Kinston. SUPT. OF HOME — Mrs. Agnes Lee, Kinston. BOARD OF EDUCATION— J. M. Parrott.
Kinston; P. A. Hodges, Kinston, R. 3.; J. C. Davis. Kinston, Rfd. COMMISSIONERS—D. W. Wood, LaGrange; G. T. Sutton, G. A. Whitfield. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— P. S. B. Harper, Kinston.
PINK HILL— Asa
Smith.
G.
Howard,
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWN. Dawson. A. T., & Son, LaGrange, Rfd.
Hardy Bros.. LaGrange, Rfd. Graingers. Hamilton. D. Stanly. Jesse. Kinston, Rfd. Sherron. I. D., Deep Run. Clauson, Joshua, Falling Creek.
W.
Mewborne, J. Hymon. Kinston, Rfd. Broadway, C, Grainjrers.
Deep Run.
2.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. FREE-WILL BAPTIST—Henry Cunningham
DISCIPLE
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
—
S.
W.
Somerell,
C.
W. Howard.
KINSTON TOWNSHIP—H.
Hughes.
J.
I.
C.
V.
Peebles.
David Oettinger, Chas. Bagby, A. T. Wade. FALLING CREEK— Henry I. Herring. B. F.
Sutton.
IN TOWNS. IVooten. R. W., Kinston. Rfd.
PHYSICIANS NOT
MOSLEY HALL— E.
Geo. L. Taylor.
V. Riggs, R. F. Hadley,
Brothers,
E.
C.
Taylor. Sam,
COTTON GINS. & Bro., Kinston,
A.,
Rfd.
Dupree.
INSTITUTE—J. W.
E. B. Byrd.
B.
W. C, Kinston, Rfd. Kennedy, W. L., Falling Creek.
Colie,
S.
VANCE—E.
W.
Fileds.
Hooker, P. Harvey, L.,
&
C.
Carraway,
A.
White.
Mewborn,
J.
Kinston. Son. Kinston. H., Kinston, R.
2.
CONTENTNEA NECK—Geo. Clyde Braxton, Frank B. Pope. SAND HILL—Geo. B. Pope,
E.
W.
J.
Abbott,
Sutton,
n.
R.
West.
Sutton, Alex., LaGrange. Hines, Daniel, LaGrange. Noble, R. K., Deep Run. King, R. W., Kinston. Parrott. i. M., Kinston.
-19—
::t'i
I.I'.XoIK
J.
.
roiXTY
Schools
Ivey,
\\
.1..
LaGrange.
Kinston,
.V:
and Academies.
V.
Geo.,
Kftl.
Son, Kinston, Rfd. Kennedy, B. \v.. Dawson, Alex., LaGrange, Rfd.
Whitfield, Davis. 11. Albritton,
I).
PINK
HII. I.
ACADEMY'— Celia
Maxwell.
A..
\\\.
li.
\\'..
Kinston. Rfd. Kinston, Kfd. Kinston, RTd.
Supt.; Sadie Tyndall, Asst. Supt. General Merchants.
Sparrow,
D., Deep Run. Smith Bros., Grifton, Rfd. Gray. M. A.. Kinston. Stanley. II. I).. Kinston.
I.
Tyndall, L. P. Turner, Bros. Smith, .ksse J.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Wood,
Taylor.
Nannie, Kinston, R. LaGrange, Brownie, Kinston. nart, Aila. Kinston. Bass. Dorothy. Kinston, R. 2. Daly, snsii'. Kinston. liattio, Kinston. Italy, Outlaw. Leone, Kinston. nit law, Ruth, Kinston. Hartsfield, Gladys, Kinston. Burke, Ruth. LeGrange. Man"]-. Sadie, LaGrange. Smith, Lillian, Kinston, R. 3. West, Christiana, Kinston, R. 6. Mozniga, Linza F.. LaGrange. Norlens, Annie, LaGrange. X, son, Nell C, LaGrange, R. 1. Dail. Ruth. LaGrange, R. 1. Blown. Meltha, Kinston. Jones, Lutie, Kinston. R. 1. Phillips, Susie. Kinston. Joyner, Lillie D., LaGrange. Dudley. Mamie, Kinston, R. 4. Williams. F. C, Kinston, R. 5. Kendali, Sallie .T.. Kinston, R. 5. Smith, Glennie, Deep Run, R. 1. Noble, Nellie, Deep Run, R. 1. Sous, Ethel, Kinston, R. 4. Sous, Virginia. Kinston, R. 4. Moore, Hennie, Kinston. Perry, Mrs. P. R., Kinston. Hill, Bertha, Kinston, R. 3. King, .Tulia, Pink Hill, R. 1. Brock, Caroline, Kinston. Kornegay, Ruth, Kenansville. Harrell, Helen, Kinston. Elmore. Maud, Kinston, R. 4. Dudley, Dora, Kinston. R. 4. Pool, Ruth, Kinston.
Scarborough,
Florence,
i
2.
Thompson, .1. L., & Bro. Turner, Mrs. T. A. and Bernice. Smith, W. A. Stroud, J. T. Smith, Lvey B. Garages.
Pink
Hill
Potters
Hill
Supply Co.
Motor
Co.,
Inc.
Leaf Tobacco Warehouse. Pink Hill Tobacco Warehouse. Banks. BANK OF PINK HILL— Geo. Turner, Pres.
Ci.
;
S.
Willard. Cash.
Saw
Sheppard, A. Turner, Martin,
Stroud,
J.
Mills.
&
Bro.
Cotton Gins.
T.
Livery Stables.
Howard, Thomas. Howard, T. J.
Davis, Carl. Craft, J. C.
Tobacco
Bell,
J.
Truck
Factories.
A.
Tobacco Flues.
Stroud,
J.
T.
KINSTON.
6,995. 794; colored polls, 561. real estate, $1,806,253; value personal property, $1,926,999. Tax rate: $1.15 on the $100.
Population, 1910:
polls,
White Value
Bonded
debt,
$203,000.
Floating debt, $1,000.
Town
Officers,
MAYOR—Fred
J.
Sutton.
Maxwell, Celia V., Pink Hill. Tvndall, Sadie, Pink Hill. Richardson, Mrs. G. R., LaGrange. Pate, Mrs. G. B., Kinston, R. 6. Vanse, Myrtle. Kinston, R. 6. Vanse, Annie, Kinston, R. 6. Wooten, Kathleen. Kinston, R. 6. Oast, Bessie, Seven Springs, R. 3. Grady, Annie, Seven Springs. R. 3.
Davis, Carrie
CLERK—W. B. Coleman. TREASURER— W. D. Hood. TAX COLLECTOR—W. B. Coleman. STANDARD-KEEPER— B. Brown. ATTORNEY— J no. Dawson, Jr. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. A. L. Hyatt. POSTMASTER— W. H. LaRoque. R. R. AGEXT— W. J. Nicholson, N.
I.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Carson
Heath.
S.
;
D.
TELEGRAPH MANAGER— Clarence
TELEPHONE MANAGER—H. & Telp. Co.
Ministers and
J.
Ward. A.
C.
L.
Smith,
Birdsall,
M
W. U.
.
Kinston, R.
4.
4.
A.
Bateman, Eva. Kinston, R. 4. MeGee, Elizabeth, Kinston, R.
Carolina Tele.
Dudley. Bessie, Kinston. R. 4. Maxwell, Jennie. Deep Run. Maxwell, Gertrude, Deep Run. Wooten, Mildred, Kinston, R. 2. Scarboro, Vivian. Kinston, R. 2. Elmore, Pattie, Kinston, R. 2. McDowell, Lyrit, Kinston, R. 2. Rouse, Bertha, Kinston. R. 2. Davis, Nora K., Pink Hill, R. 1. Dawson, Maude, LeGrange. Burt, Mrs. T. B.. Kinston, R. 5.
METHODIST— Rev. PRESBYTERIANBAPTIST—
II.
CHRISTIAN—Bernard EPISCOPAL—J. H. Griffiths,
Churches. Smith, pastor.
Jr..
Rector.
Humble, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
GRADED— B. C. Caldwell, Supt. HIGH—J. Rose, Prin. GRAMMAR—W. T. Privett, Prin.
Hotels
and
Boarding
Houses.
PINK HILL.
Hotel Hotel
Bailey,
Tull.
Caswell.
POSTMASTER— Ivey
Hotel Howard.
MAYOR— Jesse
Incorporated.
J.
Smith. B. Smith.
Henry. Neuse Hotel.
Central Hotel (King House). Moore, Mrs. Needham. Hyatt, Mrs.
Hotels.
LENOIR COUNTY
Banks and Bankers.
Clothiers
291
and
Men's
Furnishers.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF KINSTON— R. J. J. Stevenson, Cash. Strong, Pres. THE FIRST NATIONAL— N. J. Rouse, D. F. Wooten, Cash. Pres. THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS— Chas.
C.
;
;
Dail
&
Taylor.
F. Harvey, Pres.
Mewborne, Cash. Loan Association. Mutual Benefit Buld-s and Loan Association Eureka Buidg and Loan Association.
;
L.
J.
Stadium, H. Barret & Hartsfield. Adler. M., & Son. New York Clothing Co. Taylor & Kennedy.
Building and
Naiman,
Barrett
J.
&
Department Stores.
Hartsfield.
Dentists.
Bakers.
Herbert,
W. M.
Brick Manufacturers. Carolina Brick Co. Churchill & Co. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Allen & Sons. New York Clothing Co. Waiters, Chas. Cox, John G. Dail & Taylor.
Barrett
Faulkner, T. II. Harper, H. D.
Parrott,
Dan W.
E..
Wilson, 0. L.
Hood,
J.
&
Druggists. Co.
Lenoir Drug Co.
Temple Drug Co. Dunn, Henry.
Marston, E. B., Drug Co.
Doctors.
&
Hartsfield.
Kornegay, G.
E
Book Stores.
Hyat, H. O. Weyler, V. E.
Pollock, John Tull, Henry.
in
Hood, J. E.. & Co. Pitman, A. F. Butchers and Dealers
Strickland,
A.
Cattle.
John F.
Woodley, C. B. Whitaker, F. A. Whitaker, R. A.
Parrott, J. M. Parrott, W. T. Parrott, A. D.
Hooker, P. A., Cold, Storage Co. Bond, W. R. Waters, Allen. Whitehurst, E. B. Brown, George O. Dilohunt, ,lno. Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Harvey, L., & Son. Ellis Carriage Works.
Whitfield.
J.
Hargrove, Hyatt, A.
Fitts, F.
W.
L.
F.
Abbott,
(Osteopath). L. (Osteopath).
T.
Wlii taker. F. S. Mosley, Z. E. Kornegay, G. E.
Copeland, A. S.. Mitchell Bros. Hudson, B. A.,
Mewborne, T. W.,
Lenoir
& Co. Clubs. Commercial Club.
and
Hosiery Mills.
Mills. Mills. Mills. Silk Mill. Spinning Co.
& Co. & Co.
Dry Goods and Notions. Kornegay, G. E.
Stevenson, Mrs. J. M. Warters, C. A. Barrett & Hartsfield. Taylor & Kennedy. Diamond, A. Fertilizer Dealers and Manufacturers. Grainger, H. H. Harvey, L., & Son Co.
Fields,
Cotton Kinston Cotton Caswell Cotton Orion Knitting
W.
C.
S.,
Copeland, A.
Kinston
Atlantic. Knott's.
Mewborne,
T.
W.,
& Co. & Co.
Florists.
Tobacco Warehouses.
Eagle Consolidated Tobacco Co.
Central.
Mitchell Bros.
Weyher. Mrs. V. E. Edwards, Mrs. H. C.
Fruit Dealers.
Slemmeries.
Tobacco Co. Imperial Tobacco Co. Dodsan, C R. Webb, E. V.. Co. Export Leaf Tobacco Co. Hughes-Martin Co.
American
Pittman, A. F. Hill, Hardy.
Herbert.
Tuton,
Davis,
W. M. W. W.
Fish
and Oyster Dealers.
J.
S.
Hood, J. E., & Co. Temple Drug Co. Contractors and Builders.
Mitchell
Itochell,
Confectionery Dealers. Marston, E. B., Drug Co. Lenoir Drug Co.
Henry. Foundries and Iron Works. Kinston Iron and Mantle Works.
Gray,
Furniture Dealers.
Quinn
&
Miller.
Oettinger Bros.
Grocers.
&
Byrd.
Isaac. Harrell, S. M. Blalock Bros.
Mewborne, T. W., & Co. (Wholesale). Summerell & McCoy. (Wholesale). Hart & Harrington. (Wholesale).
Cobb, L. A.,
Coal and Wood Dealers. Lenoir Oil & Ice Co. White, J. B. Feed and Grain Dealers. Dawson, Ray. Churchill & Co. Sullivan, G. T.
West
Hill.
&
&
Co.
Claytor.
(Wholesale). (Wholesale).
Hardy. Tuton, W. W. French. Henry.
Parrott, Jas. F.,
&
Bro.
Stroud, Burwell. Haskins, I. T.
292
LENOIK
LENOIR— LINCOLN
Lawyers.
293
Kornegay, H. A.
General
L.
Wooten
Merchandise.
(J.
Jones
Britt
LaGrange Bargain House
L. Levison, Owners). Pace. T. W. (Groceries and Fields, A. W. (Groceries). Wooten, L. E., & Co.
F.
and
Feed
Store).
Hardy. Undertakers and Embalmers. Rouse, J. H. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Harper.
Livery
Stables.
J.
&
&
Furniture. Kinsey.
Braxton, Ed. Creech, R. G. Fields, D. L.
Myers, S.
Sutton, H. H.
Co.
&
Wood Hardware Hardy. W. P.
Mewborne,
Wooten,
Fields,
J.
Grist Mills. E. L. Cotton Gins.
Sutton,
Co.
Alex.
S. S.
G.
House, E. E.,
&
Barwick, F. Burke, W. H.,
J.
&
Son.
W.
J.
Edwards,
T.,
Hardware Co.
Tobacco Warehouses. Farmers Warehouse. LaGrange Warehouse. Parks Warehouse. Manufacturing Plants. Rouse, J. H. (Carriages and Buggies).
Jewelers.
Robinson, N. H.
Markets. Walters, A. E. Mooring & Sutton. Hay and Grain. Pace, T. W., Feed Store and Groceries.
Mewborne, G.
L.
Garages.
LaGrange Motor Car Owner and Proprietor).
House Motor Car Co. and Proprietor).
Co
(J.
(H.
M.
Rouse,
Hodges,
H.
Owner
LINCOLN COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, LINCOLNTON.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 17,132. Formed in 1779. Named in honor of GeneralBenjamin AREA — 300 square miles.
Value
of
Lincoln.
real estate, $2,127,871; value of personal property, $1,720,554. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $3,754,406; by negroes, $49,019. County purposes, 19c. on the $100; speical 15c. Worked by taxation, bond issue and road commission. PUBLIC
TAX KATE— ROADS — RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Seaboard Air Line Railway, 15.60 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co-, assessed value Piedmont Telegraph and Telephone Co., assessed value Carolina and Northwestern Railroad, 14.96 miles, assessed value Southern Power Co. assessed value
.
$440,193.00
; .
.
4.589.C/0
1.866.10 12.923.00 139,392.00 35,398.00
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— February
1,
April
5,
July 19,
September
6,
December
20.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—A. Nixon, Lincolnton. SHERIFF—A. P. Willis, Lincolnton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS—B.
colnton.
C.
Wood, Lin-
Love, Lincolnton; J. Thomas McLean, Lincolnton; H. J. Crooks, Lincolnton; R. C. Lynch, Lincolnton; R. H. Arney, Lincolnton; T. J. Ramseur. Lincolnton.
TREASURER—G.
HOWARDS CREEK— W.
J.
B.
CORONER— S. R. Warlick, SURVEYOR—W. M. Hoke. SUPT OF HEALTH—J. W. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS—K.
Lincolnton.
Goodson, Lincolnton.
Lincolnton. Lincolnton. Sain. B. Nixon (ActRoyster,
F.
Heafner,
E.
I.
Crouse;
W. Noland. Crouse; Guy Pink, Lincoln-
Reepsville; A. L. Sullivan. Rfd. ; R. J. Lincolnton, Killian, Reepsville; L. N. Brown, Crouse; L. Havnaer,
ton,
Rfd;
Mosteller,
ing),
Henry.
SUPT OF
:
HOME— Sylvester
J.
LinF.
NORTH BROOK— C.
J.
Z.
Hoyle, Henry. Rfd.;
;
;
colnton.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—K.
F.
Leatherman, Henry, Rfd.
Rfd.; T.
•
Lincolnton
.1.
B. Nixon. Leatherman, Henry, Rfd.
Cherryville,
;
W.
Little.
Denver.
O. F. Howard, Denver; D. A. Troutman, Iron Station; J. M. Jetton, Reepsville; J. C. Dellinger, Crouse. C. Baker, E. I'.OAD Lincolton; Geo. Shuford, Lincolton, Rfd; Robert Nixon, Stanley, Rfd; Eli Mosteller, Lincolnton, Rfd; J. T. Houser, Henry. Rfd. OF ELECTIONS—J. O. Allen,
COMMISSIONERS—
Hoyle, Henry; J. J. C. Martin, Henry; D. A. Hoyle, Henry; T. P. Jenks, Henry; T. O. Bess, Cherryville; T. M.
Bess,
Cherryville.
A.
W. M. Hull, M. Bess, Cherryville D. M. Richardson, Henry;
COMMISSIONERS—
BOARD
IRONTON—W. M. McConnell, Ironton; J. P. R. Ballard, F. Iron Lincolnton; Goodson, Station Bradshaw Lawing, Lincolnton, Rfd. J. E. Cronland, Lincolnton, Rfd.
;
;
ton;
(chm'n), Lincolnton: W. II. Sigmon, J. F. Mullen, Lincolnton.
Lincoln-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
LINCOLNTON TOWNSHIP—M.
Lincolnton; Lincolnton;
J.
S.
C. Padgett, A. Epjis. Lincolnton J. Ramseur, W. McKee, Lincolnton; J. A.
;
SPRINGS— P. A. Thompson, Denver; W. F. Kelly, Denver; A. A. Keever, Kimesville; R. H. Ballard, Iron Station: W. 11 Lowe, Stanly, Rfd. S. A. Hager. Stanly, Rfd. Coleman E. Bisaner, Alexis; J. H. Nixon, Stanly.
;
CATAWBA
:
294
LINCOLN COUNTS"
MINISTERS NOT
IN Green,
TOWNS.
Bess. T.
Gilbert,
O.,
L.,
Jackson,
i
II. Denver; B. M. Lowesville; .1. T. Stover, Crouse. BAPTIST—Barlett McClure, Alexis; Philip '..inLincolnton. L. L. Lohr, Lincolnton. Rev. Morris, METHODIST Cherryville, Rfd.
1.
.
1 1
METHODIST—>I.
George,
C.
Beam,
Cherryville. Reepsville. Co., Cherryville.
&
Mcintosh, J. C. Denver. Duckworth, G. S., Stanly.
Finger,
T.
L.,
THERAN—
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Lincolnton,
PBOTESTANT—
IN
Rfd.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Kizer, W. Taylor, 15. Killian, H.
TOWNS.
C, C.
B.,
Keepsville. Lowesville.
Rhyne, C. M., Lincolnton, Rfd. Howards Creek Milling Co., Reepsville. Warlick Roller Mills, Reepsville.
Reepsville
Jetiks,
Lincolnton, Rfd. Chas. II., Crouse. lloover, Smith, Augustus, Ironton. Bess, W. A., Cherryville, Rfd.
T.
J.
Mills, Reepsville. P., Henry.
J.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Loeknian, W. I,., Ironton. Carpenter, M. M., Ironton. arpi nu r & Papeur, Crouse. Nixon, J. A., Triangle. Nixon, Robert, Triangle. Keever, A. A., Kidsville. Noles, G. M., Kidsville. Kids, J. M., Kidsville. Lowe, I. C, Lowesville. Dellinger, D. W., Iron Station. Dellinger, J. C, Crouse, Rfd.
(
Denver. Lincolnton. Lincolnton, Rfd. Ballard & Iluss Milling Co. Carpenter & Sullivan, Crouse. Flay Roller Mills, Cherryville. Pioneer Roller Mills, Lincolnton. Helson Milling Co., Henry, Rfd. Carpenter, J. W., Henry.
Mcintosh,
Lloyd,
C.,
L..
Wood,
B.
C.
SAW
MILLS.
Havnaer,
C. L., Henry. Ueafner, J. F. Crouse. Huger, S. A., Stanly, Rfd. llollylield, J. G., Henry. Hill, John T., Stanly, Rfd. Heafner Bros. Crouse. Longshoals Cotton Mills, Longshoals. Lincoln Mills, Southside. Kliyne, D. E., Lincolnton, Rfd.
,
Finger & Self. Lincolnton. Finger & Shuford, Lincolnton. Keener. Jno. W., Lincolnton, Rfd. Goodson, Giles. Lincolnton, Rfd. Dellinger, N. M. Rudisill, W. A. COTTON MILLS NOT IN TOWNS. Mariposa Cotton Mills, Stanly, Rfd. Lincoln Cotton Mills, Southside. Laboratory Cotton Mills, Lincolnton. Long Shoals Cotton Mills, Lincolnton. Elm Grove Cotton Mills, Lincolnton. Indian Creek Manufacturing Co., Lincolnton,
ton,
Chapman
Bros.,
Crouse.
Perkins, Lee, Ironton. Sain, D. H., Henry-
John
Wood,
J.
Wise, T.
P., Henry. B., Lincolnton,
S.,
Rfd. Rudisill Rfd.
Manufacturing
Co.,
Co.,
Lincoln-
llouser, J.
Rfd. Lincolnton, Rfd.
Saxony Spinning
Lincolnton,
Rfd.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Beam, Michael, Lincolnton.
James, Eva, Lincolnton. Nixon, Myria, Lincolnton. Sherrill, Martha, Lincolnton. Sherrill, Horace, Lincolnton.
Lutz rBos., Henry. Lowe, E. M., & Co., Jetton, J. M., & Co.,
Lowesville. Reepsville. Killian Bros., Reepsville. Goodson, G. B., Lincolnton, Rfd. ( tinders, W. C, Cherryville, Rfd. Royster, Frank, Cherryville, Rfd. Beam, D. J., & Bros., Henry. Beam, J. P.. Cherryville, Rfd. Lineberger, A. C, Ironton. Hoyle, M. H., Lincolnton, Rfd. Leonhardt, John A., Crouse.
Ramsey, Jessie. Lincolnton. Ramsey. Nora, Lincolnton. Ramsey. Ruby. Lincolnton. Ramsey. T. S., Lincolnton.
Bettie, Lincolnton. Ada. Lincolnton. Smith, Miller, Lincolnton. Hoover, J. E., Lincolnton.
Coon,
Ramsey.
Hoyle, M. L., Lincolnton. Rhyne, G. P., Reepsville. Shronce, J. H., Stanly. Cobb, P. V., Alexis, Rfd. McCorkle, R. L., Alexis, Rfd. Baxter, T. H., Cherryville, Rfd. Spratt, F. E., Cherryville, Rfd. Ramsey, N. E., Lincolnton, Rfd. Norman, H. F., Lincolnton, Rfd. Indian Creek Mills, Lincolnton, Rfd. Elm Grove Mills, Lincolnton.
Bollinger, S. L., Lincolnton, Rfd. Miller, Minnie, Lincolnton. Ballard, E. D.. Lincolnton. Rfd.
COTTON GINS.
Dellinger, D. W., Ironton. Reel Bros, Macpelah. Killian, H. P.. Derr. Cherry Bros., Triangle. Lincoln Milling Co., Lincolnton. Banner Roller Mills, Lincolnton.
Hoover, C. C, Lincolnton. Huss, S. A., Lincolnton. McCoy, Willie, Lincolnton. Lincolnton. Pressly, Josephine. McKee, Annie, Lincolnton. Garrison, S. C, Lincolnton, Rfd. Ballard, Carrie. Cherryville. Hoover, Edith, Crouse. Hoover, Florence, Lawndale, Rfd.
Rfd. Crouse. Iron Station. Ruth. Iron Station. Armstrong. Hattie, Iron Station. Abernathy, L. A., Iron Station. Ballard. Ethel. Iron Station. Lore, Lucy, Lincolnton. Wilson, Sallie C, Reepsville.
Brown, Brown,
S.
A.,
Crouse.
Reepsville,
G.
M.,
Heafner,
H.
H,
Rudisill, Rudisill,
Sallie,
Mauney &
Carpenter
& Sullivan, Crouse. Bros., Crouse. Hartsoe, O. M., Lincolnton, Rfd. Keener, A. A., Alexis. Smith, W. A., Alexis. Hartsore, D. P., Lincolnton.
Chapman
Keener, Heafner
J.
Carpenter, Longshoals.
Kistler,
Mary,
Ford,
Warlick,
W.
,
Lincolnton.
Wray
&
&
Lefevers, Henry. Leferus. Lincolnton.
Saine, S. K., Lore, Johnsie,
Reepsville. Reepsville. Henry'.
Lincolnton.
Harn,
Mary. Henry.
LINCOLN COUNTY
Leonard,
Cloninger,
295
Miss Myrtle, Henry.
Lecky, Alexis. Kose, Alexis.
McCorkle,
Miller,
J.
McCorkle, Mary, Alexis, Rfd. Dellinger, Addie, Iron Station. Armstrong, Poley, Iron Station.
Hoyle,
Ellis,
W., Stanly. Kincaid. Mary, Stanly. Hager, Lula B. Stanly. Hinkel, Laura, Stanly.
,
Reepsville.
Little, C. H., Stanly. King, Olive, Kidsville. Heafner, Bessie M. Grouse. Bolich, Mary, Denver. Munday, Lula Lee, Denver. Munday, Jerry. Denver. Eaker, C. S., Cherryville, Kfd. Beam, Erwin, Cherryville.
,
Upton, D. C, Henry, Rfd. Queen, Pearl, Henry, Rfd. Clippard, Belle, Maiden, Rfd. Shuford, Mrs. J. M. Lincolnton. Garrison, T. W., Alexis. Beam, Florence, Cherryville, Rfd.
,
Cherryville, Kfd. Williams, Carrie, Lawndale, Rfd.
Beam, Hazel,
LINCOLNTON.
Incorporated in
Beam,
Cherryville. Ferguson, T. M., Cherryville. Hartsell, Sarah, Cleveland Mills, Boyles, B. B., Cleveland Mills.
Miss
Lula.
Value
sonal
1786. real estate, $1,155,637; property, $318,468.
value
per-
Kfd.
MAYOR— C.
I
Town
E.
Officers.
Huss, Nora, Southside. Huss, Alice, Southside.
Jordan, Alice, Lincolnton. Dellinger, Eva, .Lincolnton. Flake. Daisy, Lincolnton. Warlick, May, Lincolnton. Hill, Mildred, Lincolnton. Mel 'raw, Louise, Lincolnton. Farmer, Mabel, Lincolnton. Adams. Emma, Lincolnton. Shellom, Nellie, Lincolnton. Shellom, Kate, Lincolnton. Wrenn, Willie, Lincolnton. Lincolnton, Rfd. Garrison, S. R. Eakekr, C. L. ( Cherryville, Rfd. Dellinger, Cora, Iron Station. Hull, Annie, Cherryville, Rfd. Campbell, Terrisa, Henry, Rfd. Boyles, F. V., Reepsville, Rfd. Hull, Lizzie, Reepsville. Leatherman, J. G., Henry, Rfd. Leatherman, M. T., Henry, Rfd. Williams. Carrie, Cherryville, Rfd. Boyles, Walter, Lawndale, Rfd. Dellinger, Bessie, Reepsville, Rfd. Smith, Grace, Lincolnton, Rfd.
,
CHIEF OF POLICE—Z. W. Farris. NIGHT POLICEMAN—W. J. Summey.
R. K. Air Line; way.
'OSTM ASTER— John K.
Childs.
Cline.
AGENTS— E.
S.
J.
E. Smart, Armstrong, C. & N.
Seaboard
W.
Rail-
MANAGER TELEGRAPH— G. W. Martin. EXPRESS AGENT—W. L. Mustain, SouthExpress
Co. Ministers
ern
and
METHODIST—G. Paris and N. M. Modlin, BAPTIST— S. W. Bennett, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—W. R. Minter, Pastor. LUTHERAN—Enoch Hite, Pastor. EPISCOPAL—J. H. Crosby, Rector.
Churches.
REFORMED—W.
Schools
H. McNairy, Pastor. and Academies.
LINCOLNTON GRADED
Beam, Supt.
Banks
First
SCHOOL—M.
Rhyne,
F.
S.
and
dent;
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK—B.
;
M.
National Bank D. E. H. Cline, Cashier.
—
Bankers.
Presi-
Grigg,
President
W.
E.
Grigg,
Cashier.
Hardin, Grady, Reepsville. Kiser, Knoxie, Reepsville. Hoover, Annie, Lincolnton.
Nadelisa, Lincolnton, Rfd. Nellie. Lincolnton. Black, Lula Bell, Lincolnton. Michal, Hugh, Lincolnton. Rfd. Thompson, B. O. Lincolnton. Gain, Ollie, Stanly, Rfd. Alexander. Nannie, Stanly, Rfd. Alexander. Gene, Stanly, Rfd. Nixon, Chester, Stanly, Rfd. McConnell, Naomi, Stanly, Rfd. Rlyne, Bculah, Alexis, Rfd. Hager, Luther, Alexis.
Building & Loan Associations. Lincolnton Building and Loan Association. People's Home Building and Loan Association.
Carnwell,
Harrill,
Doctors.
.
Costner, George Crowell, L. A. Sain, John W.
H.
Wise, J. S. Sloan, H. L.
Thompson,
Lincoln
C.
D.
Lawing
&
Drug
Druggists. Co. Costner.
Lawyers.
Childs, C. E. L. Quickel, A.
•
Abcnethy. Blair, Alexis. Mudy, Birdie, Denver.
Cherry. Ernest, Stanly, Rfd. Ballard, C. L., Crouse. Smyre, Clara, Crouse. Lineberger, R. E., Lincolnton. Lineberger. Lyda, Lincolnton. Sigmon, R. L. Lincolnton. Sigmon, Mrs. R. L., Lincolnton. Sigmon, R. E. Southside. Williams. Nellie, Southside.
, ,
Wetmore,
Jonas
&
W. H. Mouser, R. J. Nixon. K. B. Sigmon, R. L.
Barber Shops.
Costner, Childs,
L. B. Jonas. B. E.
Putnam, M. A.
Burton.
Ilines,
Leonard, Nannie, Reepsville.
Summey,
Hester, Lincolnton.
Frank. D. C.
Williams, Mattie, Iron Station. Huss, Vara, Lincolnton, Rfd.
Myrtle, Lincolnton. Reep, Bertha, Lincolnton. Rfd. Keever, Ocie, Lincolnton. Rfd. Denver. Rogers, L. O. Smyre, Geo. \V., Lincolnton, Rfd. Baker, Memry. Crouse.
Davis,
,
Meat Markets. Mallard. John. McKinnis & Williams. Padgett ., Matthews, B. 27. Wilkinson. F. A.. Paw Creek. R. 10. McLaughlin & Wallace. Charlotte, R. Spurrier-Beatty Co.. Paw Creek.
Caldwell,
Louise.
Derita.
R.
14.
Kell.
Campbell, Ada. Paw Creek, R. 10. Cam). bell, G. II., Paw Creek, B. in.
Carothers, Claroline, Pineville, B. 15. Cashion, Bess, Charlotte, R. 4. Chappelle, J. T., Derita. Choate, Ona, Charlotte. Cochran, Kate, Matthews, B. 17. Cochran, Lois, Charlotte. Cornwell, I.. ('., Charlotte, R. 4. Cowles, Susie, Charlotte. R. 2. Crater, Mary H., Buntersville. Crowell, F. L. Mrs., Charlotte. Cuthbertson, Lillian, Matthews, R. 19. Danna, Alma. Harrisburg, R. 3. Davidson, Mary Springs, Charlotte, R. erman, C. C, Charlotte, R. 6. Fesperman, Myrtle. Matthews, R. 19. Fesperman, Zelda, Charlotte, R. 6. Frazier, Mary, Charlotte, R. 8. Freeman, Irene, Paw Creek, R. 10. Freeman, Faye, Paw Creek, R. 10. Fulp. J. D., Matthews, R. 19. Fulp, J. D., Matthews, R. 19. Fulp, J. D., Mrs., Matthews, R. 19. Galloway, Annie, Huntersville, R. 22. Garrison, Janie, Charlotte, It. 3. cii>l>s, Janie, Charlotte, R. 29. Gluyas, Bright, Charlotte, R. 6. Gluyas, Lucy, Charlotte, R. 6. Gray, Margaret, Paw Creek.
.
I
1.
Ross. T. O.
Matthews Mfg. Co.. Matthews. and W. M Matthews, R. 17. Hunter, .1. I'.. Derita. Charlotte Improved Cotton Gin Co., Charlotte.
,
Kuykendal. P. B., Matthews. R. 17. Cochrane & Thompson. Derita, R. 11.
Milwee,
Price, Price,
B. C.
11.
.1.,
1...
Pineville,
B.
1",.
Charlotte. R. 12. 11.. Charlotte. R. 12. Rea, H. G. I,.. Matthews. B. 27. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Davidson. Southern Cotton Oil Co.. Cornelius. Spurrier, R. H., Charlotte. R. 6. MeGinnis, W. Frank. Matthews, R. 27. Glosson. J. W., Charlotte. R. 11. Campbell. ,T. M., Charlotte, R. 9. B?rnette, A. H., Huntersville. Klba Mfg. Co.. Newells. Stephens, J. M., Huntersville. R. 20. Alexander & Helms. Newells. Stroup. J. P., Charlotte. Johnston, D. A., Harrisburg. R. 1. Garrison, W. M.. Pineville. Hoover, W. S., Pineville, R. 15. Allen, R. H.. Charlotte. R. 11. Russell, A. C. Mathews. R. 37. Parks. C. R., Huntersville. R. 20. Steele. W. A., & Co., Huntersville. Wright & Allen. Paw Creek, R. 10. Harfiet. Frank. Matthews. R. 17. Reid. J. C, Charlotte. R. 1. Highland Park Mfg. Co., Charlotte. Pineville Improved Cotton Gin Co., Pineville. Setner. G. W., Charlotte. R. 6. Lee. W. R., Charlotte, R. 2. Safley. J. A., Charlotte. Allen Gin Co., Charlotte, R. 11. Griffith, John II., Charlotte, R. 2. MeGinnis, Chas.. Matthews. R. 15. Thompson, W. M. , Derita. McCord & McGinn, Charlotte, R. 6. McElroy, S. J.. Huntersville. Brown Bros., Charlotte, R. 1. New ell, J. A., Newells. Knox, C. B. Davidson. Pineville. Capps, R. N. Freeman, J. A. Charlotte, R. 3. Nimrod Ginning Co., Charlotte, R. 3. Bradford, Win.. Huntersville. Ransom, W. J.. Huntersville. Stoon, J. P., Charlotte, R. 3. Funderberg Bros., Matthews. Henderson, D. A., Mint Hill.
.
Griffith.
Ona,
Matthews.
Grier, Bees, Charlotte, R. 12. drier, Mark, Charlotte, R. 2. Hall, Clara. Charlotte. R. It. Hamilton, Jackson, Pineville. Harris, Irene. Charlotte.
Harwood, Rena, Matthews. Henderson, Mary. Charlotte, B. 11. Hinson, Carrie, Charlotte. Hodgins, Bess, Cornelius. Holmes, J. A., Matthews Hudson, Margaret, Matthews, R. 17. Hunter, Cora, Newell, R. 1. Jackson, Florence, Matthews. Johnston, Estelle, Charlotte, R. 6. Johnston, Janie, Matthews, R. 19. Johnston, Mary, Pineville, R. 15. Jordan, Allie, Charlotte, R. 7. Keer, Erwin, Charlotte. Kerr, John C, Davidson, R. 4. Kidd. F. M.. Mrs., Huntersville. King, Eleanoire, Pineville.
Kirk, Mary Neal, Charlotte. R. 4. Kirkpatrlek, Mary, Charlotte, R. 9. Kirkpatrick, Helen, Charlotte. R. 9. Knox, Hattie. Huntersville, R. 22. Kuykendal, Fair, Matthews, R. 17. Lane. Leana, Huntersville. Long, Annie, Matthews, R. 19. Marshall, Duell, Matthews, R. 19. Matthews, Mary. Huntersville. McGee, Annie, Charlotte, R. 6. McGinn, Hannah, Charlotte, R. 4. McGinn, Macie, Charlotte, R. 4.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Abernethy, Nannie, Charlotte, R. 9. Alexander, Jessie, Huntersville. Alexander, Monica, Huntersville, R. F. D. Alexander, Mullie, Huntersville. Alexander, Teresa, Charlotte, R. 5. Alexander, Edith, Matthews, R. 17. Baker, B. L., Huntersville. Baker, Lelia, Charlotte, R. 3. Paw Creek. Baker, W. L. Bass, Margaret, Matthews, R. 19. Beeson, Laura, Cornelius. Biggers. Boyce, Charlotte, R. 11. Blanton, Faye, Matthews, R. 27.
,
McLendon,
Miller,
Jessie,
Matthews.
Minnie, Charlotte, R. 7. Morrison, Lula. Derita, R. 15. Moss, Mattie, Charlotte, R. 4.
Pressley, Mary, Huntersville. Pressley, W. C, Matthews, R. 27. Price, Mary E.. Charlotte. R. 12. Derita. Price, Mary M. Query, Jessie, Huntersvlle, R. 20. Query, Maggie, Pineville, R. 15. Rankin, Kate Moore, Charlotte, R. Bertha, Rea, Charlotte, R. 2.
,
Bloom, Mary, Charlotte. Blythe, Annie Kate, Huntersville. Bnhhitt, Mary, Fort Mills, S. C, R. 2. Bost, B. B., Newell. Bost, E. B.. Davidson, R. 2.1. Bradford, Mary B.. Huntersville, R. 23.
Pineville. Bradford, Mary M. Brown, Lura, Huntersville. Caldwell, Angalene, Huntersville, R.
,
1.
Reid,
Lida,
Rhyne,
Riggins,
Robinson,
Sadler.
Sample,
21.
Newell. Elvira. Charlotte, R. 5. Eunice, Charlotte, R. 12. Ellen, Derita. Lila, Fort Mill, S. C. Mary, Charlotte, R. 1.
Scroggs,
Mary,
Huntersville.
Shoal, Mary, Cornelius. Sing, Ada, Paw Creek. Sloan, Sophie, Charlotte,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY METHODIST— J.
22.
311
C.
R. 7. Smith, Emma, Huntersville, R. Smith, Marianne, Huntersville. Nmithey, Ney, Cornelius.
Spratt, Squires, Stafford,
T.
Rowe, N. Tryon St., Presiding Elder, Belmont Park, J. H. Bradley, Pastor; Brevard St., L. A. Falls, Pastor; CalR. S. Harris, Pastor: North Charlotte, W. vary, B. Davis, Pastor; Seversville, N .R. Richardson, Pastor; Dilworth, J. O. Ervin, Pastor; Trinity, T. F. Marr, Pastor; Tryon Street. E. K. McLarty, Pastor. First Church, Dr. D. H.
B.,
Charlotte.
Callie,
Matthews.
Mary B., Charlotte, R. 9. Stephenson, Alice, Huntersville, R. 22. Stephenson, Margaret, Huntersville, R. 22. Stough, Nellie, Cornelous. Stroup, Winnie, Pineville, R. 15. Suther, Cora, Newell. Sweet, Aelia, Matthews. R. 19.
Trexler,
Z.
PRESBYTERIAN—
B.,
Cornelius.
2.
Tupper, Martha, Pineville. Utley, Blandina, Charlotte, R.
Utley,
Rolston, Pastor; Second Church, A. A. McGeachey, Pastor; St. Paul's, W. E. Fur, Pastor; Tenth Avenue, Dr. J. S. Sebley, Pastor; Westminister, W. H. Adams. Tastor; West Avenue, H. M. Presley, Pastor; Seversville, W. E. West, Pastor; North Charlotte, to be supplied; Knox Presbyterian Church, Rev. R. E. Huff, Pastor. Avenue Tabernacle. W. W. Orr, D. D. Pastor;
Maud,
Derita.
—ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN First Church, W. B. Lindsey, Pastor; East
Avenue Tabernacle, Chalmers Memorial,
J.
J.
Wallace, Lucy, Matthews. Wallace, Lizzie. Charlotte, R. 11. Warlick, A. C, Matthews. Warlick, Margaret. Charlotte, R. 11. Watt, Kate, Charlotte, R. 6. Whitley, D. P., Matthews, R. 19. Williamson, Connie, Huntersville, R. 20. Williamson, Beulah, Charlotte, R. 6. Wrenn, Lula, Cornelius. Worth, Clara, Matthews. Charlotte, R. 11. Bogaa, ., Matthews, R. F. D. Baker, Barnette, Bertha, Cornelius. King, Annie, Huntersville, R. 22. Johnston, Pattie, Charlotte, R. 11. 1. Newell, R. Oglesby, Eva, Shiels, (Mrs), Charlotte, R. 8. Garrison. Ellie, Huntersville, R. 22. Smith. S. .1., Charlotte, R. 2.
G.
W.
Kennedy, Pastor; Simpson, Pastor;
Villa Heights, E. G. Carson, Pastor. Public Schools of Charlotte.
H. P. Harding, Supt. Prof. Alex. Graham, Asst. Supt; F. P. Wyche, Prin. ; W. B. Davis, C. R. Wharton, Fannie B. Moore, Charles Hutchinson, Sara Kelly, Bertha
;
HIGH SCHOOL—
—
—
,
Donelly, Josephine L. Keesler, Orville
Osborne,
Frances
Ray,
R.
GRADED
NO. 2.— Mary Belle
Hughes.
Miller,
Prin.;
Alice
CHARLOTTE.
Population, 1910,
ored,
9.117. Value of
Holland, Lelia Young, Hattie Graham, Helen Hoyle. Margaret Pritchard, Nina Howell, Martha Flournoy, Leola Hannon, Sunie Todd, Kate Harris, (Fannie Little, Supply), Mrs. C. W. Jones, Agnes Chalmers, Myra I. Washburn. GRADED NO. 3.—Allie Nooe, Prin.; Allie Nooe, Bettie Nash, Blanche Austin, Jennie Patterson, Alice Moore, Nora Belle Wilson, Fannie Henderson, Mrs. Chalmers Moore, Myrtle Long, Kathleene Sterne, Rose Walsh, Gertrude
Janie Smith, All Shirley Ross, Matthews. assignments subject to change. GRADED NO. 4— Ursula Blankenship, Prin.; Agnes Phifer, Mary Graham, Kathleen Beaty, Faye Peirce, Alleine Black, Sudie Wilson, Zoe Hackett, Ursula Blankenship. GRADED NO. 5— G. P. Helig, Prin. Mary Darscy, Annie Cashion, Addie Brown. Kate Hope Robinson, Miriam Long, Lottie Alexander, Caroline Jones, Essie Morton, Grace Agnes Ranson, Anna Carr, Lia B. Turner, Minnie Massey, Addie Hinson, G. P. Heilig. GRADED NO. 6— Sallie Bethune, Prin. Sallie Bethune, Ida Hand, Mary Irwin, Mary A. Nash, Julia McNinch, Ophelia Hart, Louise Nisbet, Evelyn Nisbet, Levicey Gallant. Ruth 'A. Caldwell, Maud Beaty. Katie Cochrane, Mrs. W. L. Smith, Lila Little. GRADED NO. 7— Hattie Alexander, Prin. Hattie Alexander, Mabel Martha Trotter, Moore, Susie Sterne, Marjorie Washburn, Ruth Cole, Willie McLaughlin, Lucy Keister, Charlotte Rucker. Leonore Seay, Flora Jeffries, Mrs. Lula Clegg. GRADED NO. 8.— Mrs. Essie Blankenship, Prin. ; Mrs. Essie Blankenship, Mrs. M. AberBessie crombie, Agnes E. Thompson, King, Bertha Howland. GRADED NO. 9.—Wade II. Williams, Prin.; Wade H. Williams, Evelyn Rucker, Julia Roberts, Fannie Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth II. Rucker, Mrs. Lois Ardrey, Ellen Jamison, Bertha Wohlford, Loma Squires, Leorore Seay.
; ;
34,013: whites, 24,S96; col-
real
personal
TAX RATE— $1.36
Bonded
debt,
property,
$11,426,600; $10,614,890. on the $100. $2,155,000.
estate
value
of
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—Dr.
Bland. CHIEF OF POLICE—Horace Moore. CLERK— A. H. Wearn. TREASURER— A. H. Wearn. TAX COLLECTOR—John M. Wilson. STANDARD-KEEPER— A. R. Wilmot.
Chas.
A.
ATTORNEY— Chas.
Brenizer.
SOLICITOR—Wm. M. Wilson. SUPT. OF HEALTH—F. O. Hawley. ASSISTANT SUPT. OF HEALTH—R.
Leinback.
F.
;
POSTMASTER— H. R. R. AGENTS—T.
.1.
Weddington. B. Yancey, Southern;
W.
ley.
S.
Bradley.
;
S.
A. L. E. Gaffney. Postal.
TELEGRAPH MANAGERS—J.
W. U. W.
O.
HammersB.
Spier,
TELEPHONE
Southern Bell.
MANAGER—M.
Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST—First Church. W. M. Vines, PasS. F. Conrad, Pastor; Ninth tor: Highland, Avenue, L. R. Pmett. Pastor; Pritchard Memorial, W. A. Smith. Pastor. CATHOLIC— St. Peter's, Joseph Mueller, Pastor. ST. Robt. A. Tuft. EPISCOPAL— Church of the Holy Comforter, F. M. Osborne, Rector; St. Andrew's Chapel, J. H. Crosby, Rector; St. John's Chapel; St. Martin's Chapel, F. M. Osborne, Rector; St. Mary the Virgin, J. W. Smith, Rector. St. Mark's, R. L. Patterson, Pastor.
Schools
and
Academies.
PETERS—
LUTHERAN—
ARDYNE SCHOOL— BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE— B1DDLE UNIVERSITY— (Col). BAIRDS SCHOOL FOR BOYS—J. C. Baird, Supt. KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE—F. L. Riggsbee, Prin. CHARLOTTE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL—H.
W. Glasgow,
Prin.
312
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
.1.
ELIZABETH COLLEGE— C. 13. King, Pres. QUEEN'S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN— Or.
L.
Overcash, Mrs. D. A. Pendleton, .Mrs. w. R.
Caldwell. Pres.
Piedmont Inn.
Mis. T. F. Costlier, Mills,, Mrs. F. F. Montieth, Mrs. Maggie. Moore. Mrs. D. C. Morris, .Mrs. Fannie. Neeley. Miss Nannie. Overcash, Mrs. J. W. Nicholson, Minnie. North Charlotte Hotel. Polk, Mrs. B. V. Pressley, Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Mrs. Fannie. Ross, Mrs. M. A.
Russell.
Sliue,
HOKNER MILITARY SCHOOL—Col.
Horner, Prin.
J.
C.
O'DONOGIIUE HALL— (Sisters of Mercy). SOUTHERN' INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE—
A.
J
Baldwin, Pres. Hotels and Boarding
Houses.
Clayton Hotel. Brown's Hotel and Cafe.
Highlands Hotel.
Central Hotel. Charlotte Hotel. Gem Hotel. Buford Hotel. Hotel Tryon.
E.
T.
E.
Cesla.
Mrs.
J.
Piedmont Inn. Queen City Hotel.
Selwyn Hotel. Sanders Hotel (Col). Stonewall Hotel. Williams Hotel (Col). Johnson House. Abernathy, Mrs. Cora. Alexander. L. R., Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Annie. Autin & Hunter.
1'atton,
Shue,
Sloan,
Mrs.
Sophia.
T.
E.
Burton,
Baiter,
Eliza J. Mrs. Mrs. Dovie. Burnett. Mrs. Mary. Broswell, Mrs. Emma, Broom, Mrs. Alice. Cannon. Mrs. J. O. Christofferson, Mrs. Belle. Dean, Mrs. S. M. Crowell, Mrs. M. A. Custer, Miss J. A. Davenport, Mrs. J. A. Brown. Mrs. J. W. Bell, Mrs. Anna. Bryant. Mrs. H. S. Cloyd, Miss M. M. Cochran. Mrs. M. W. Freeland, Mrs. R. E. Gooding. Mrs. M. C. Helms, Mrs. Elizabeth. Holbrooks, Mrs. M. A. Garrison, Mrs. J. P. Garrison, M. L. Gregory, Miss Maggie. Hamilton, J. F. Harper, Anna C, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. E. T. Holdbrooks, J. M., Miss. Harris, Mrs. F. L.
Biggers,
Ella,
Mrs.
Summerrow, Mrs. J. B. Vason, Mrs. A. G. Shelby, Mrs. A. C. Taylor, Margaret E., Miss. Springs, Mrs. L. J. Tucker, Mrs. L. H. Vanderburg. Mrs. Bessie. Wheeler, Mrs. Rose. Woodall, Mrs. L. S. Zongue, Mrs. J. B. Ware, Mrs. J. F. White,. T. H. Wilner, Mrs. Christine. Williams. Mrs. Mattie Willens. Mrs. Christiana. Wood, Mrs. Robbie. Yorgue, Laura, Mrs. Worthen, Mrs. Alice. Zongue, Mrs. Laura. Banks and Bankers.
Pres.
AMERICAN TRUST CO— Geo. Stephenson. W. H. Wood, Cash. CHARLOTTE NATIONAL—John M. Scott. Pres.; W. H. Twitty. Cash. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL—A. G. Brenizer,
;
Pres.
J.
:
A. T.
Orr,
FIRST NATIONAL—H. M. McAden,
F.
Summey. Cash.
Pres.;
Cash.
INDEPENDENCE TRUST CO.—E. 0. Anderson, Cash. MERCHANTS & FARMERS NATIONAL— Geo. E. Wilson, Pres. W. C. Wilkerson, Cash. SOUTHERN LOAN & SAVINGS—W. S. Al;
exander, Pres.
;
W.
L. Jenkins,
Cash.
Victor,
UNION NATIONAL— H.
D. P.
Tillett,
M.
Pres.;
Cash.
Porter, Treas. Bakers.
TION—Jas.
Charlotte
CITIZENS SAVINGS & LOAN CORPORAT.
Hunt, C. W. Ingram. W.
Irwin,
J.
Steam Bakery.
R. W. Johnson, Rachel. King, Miss Dosie L. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Fannie. McCall, Mrs. Josie. Henderson. Mrs. E. T. Houston, N. K. Maxwell, Mrs. M. G. Moore, Mrs. M. C. Edwards. Mrs. J. E. Faile, Mrs. Julia. Holmes, Mrs. F. L. Kistler, Fannie.
Little,
Fasnacht, Jacob. Haas, B. F.
Norman, Thos.
Reynolds
Sanitary
Bakery. Bakery.
Brick
Dealers.
Young's Steam Bakery.
Hinson, Carl.
Ramsey, R. H.
Withers, B. F. Charlotte Builders Supply Co. Brick Manufacturers. Carson Brick Co. Charlotte Brick Co. Queen City Brick Co. Phifer, W. W., & Bro. Spencer Mountain Stone & Brick Co.
W.
F.
McCall, Mrs. W. M. D. McCubbins, Mrs. D. A. Mann, Miss Sallie. Masher, Mrs. Edmonia. Mosher, E. C, Mrs. Mulholland, Mrs. B. E. Plyler, Mrs. Mattie.
Poster,
C.
Boot
and
Shoe
Dealers.
Belk Bros.
Berryhill, Suther, Biltside Shoe Co.
Dupree
&
Co.
C.
MECKLENBUKG COUNTY
313
MECKLENBU RG COUNTY
316
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Fidler,
Griffith.
J.
31V
H.
Thos.,
&
Little,
J.
E.
C.
Co.
Jones, H.
Hall, Hall,
J.
H.
I.
C.
McCall & Smith. McNtnch, Justice.
Hutchison, J. J. Klutlz & Sloan.
Mcllwain. J. E. Murchison. D. E. National Trust Co. Henderson, J. Arthur, & Bro. Sherrill, H. C. Conrad, F. S., & Co. Miller-Oats Real Estate & Insurance Co.
Craig-Little Realty Co.
Kirkpatrick, T. L. Maxwell & Kearns. Marshall, Hunter, Jr.
Morrison
Newell. J. C. & J. F. Nixon, Brevard. Osborne, Cocke & Milles. Parker & Wilson. Paul, D. B.
&
McLain.
Lockwood, H. A. Moore- Price Agency. Murchison, Don. Thees- Smith Realty Co.
Quarles,
J.
Pharr
&
Bell.
Pharr, E. W. Preston, E. R. Redd. F. M.
P.,
J.
&
Co.
Roberson.
W.
S.
O'B., Jr.
Smith, B.
Union Loan and Realty CoWilcox, H. R. Thomas, W. G.
T. E. Nichols. W. H. Yates, D. S. Miller,
Slgmon, J. C. Shannonhouse, Smith, D. B.
Shore,
F.
M.
W.
J.
T.
Smith. Geo. A. Sanders J. T. (colored.)
Stancil,
C.
Haughton, T. H. (Fire). Henderson, J. Arthur, & Co. (Fire).
Kesler, E. L. (Fire). Moore, D. R., & Co. (Fire). North Carolina Security Co. (Fire). Peoples Loan Realty Co. (Fire). Simmons Co. Southern Real Est., Loan & Trust Co. Traders Land Co- (Fire). Trotter. M. E. (Fire). Wingfield, A. B. (Fire). Jeweler*.
Stewart
Taylor,
Tillett, Tillett
&
II.
McRae.
L.
C.
&
Guthrie. Vreland. L. B. Williams, L. B.
Scales, J. C.
&
W..
Jr.
Whitlock.
(Fire).
P.
C.
Lumber Manufacturers and Carolina Lumber Mfg Co. Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.
Dealers.
American Jewelry Co. Elam, C. S. Garibaldi. Bruns & Dixon. Gardner Bros. Kennedy, L. F. Lemn.ond. C. F. Queen City Jewelry Co.
Little-Long Co. Medlin, J. R. Roark, B. F. Rogers, L. B. Scarboro, J. T. Statinburg. R.
Dogget Lumber Co. Lewis, J. W.. & Co. McDaniel Screen and Flooring Co. Richland Lumber Co.
McDowell Lumber Co. Piedmont Lumber Mfg. Co. Wearn, J. H., & Co. Montague Manufacturing Co.
Northrop, S.
Woodward &
& W.
Son.
H.,
Lumber
Co.
Marble Works. Dresser Stone Works.
Thomas, Edw. D. Wolf Bros.
Laundries. Charlotte Steam Laundry. Charlotte Wet Wash Laundry.
Model Steam Laundry. Sanitary Steam Laundry.
Gee,
Joe.
Lawyers.
Adams,
T.
A.
Alexander, Julia M. Alexander, T. W. Barry, J. W.
Durham, I. W. Charlotte Quarry Co. Piedmont Granite & Ouarry Co. Taffali & Morris Marble & Tile Co. Mecklenburg Marble & Granite Works. Queen City Granite and Marble Co. Machinery Dealers. Alexander & Garsed. Amercan Machine & Manufacturing Co. Auto Gas Machine Co. Bates Machine Co. Buffalo Forge Co. Dellinger, F. J., Machine Co.
Dixie Spindle & Fly Co. Kitson Machine Shop. Moffatt Machinery Manufacturing Co.
Beam, W.
Brenizer
S.
&
Black.
C. P.
Cansler & Cansler. Cochrane. C. A.
Buchanan,
Candle
&
DeLaney.
Fetner, C. B. Clarkson & Taliferro. DeLaney & Williams. Flowers, J. F. Duckworth & Smith. Harrill, E. A.
Schofleld. J. S., Sons Co. Potridge Metalluogical & Manufacturing Co. Saco-Lowell Shops. Southern Lowell Shops. Southern Spindle & Fly Co. Whit In Machine Works.
Universal
Jarrell,
W.
Winding Co. G., Machine
Co.
Charlotte Supply Co. Continental Gin Co. Cramer, Stuart W.
Henry
Harris,
&
Barmy. H. W.
J.
Hunter,
L.
Good Roads Machinery Co. Harmon Machinery Co. Mason Machine Works.
Hermon. M. M. Humphrey, L. W.
Hutchison.
R.
S.
Lummus Cotton Gin Co. Mecklenburg Iron Works.
Stowe, Jas. P.,
&
Co.
318
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Spark. t,
!•:.
Mayer, H. G. Bobbins. O. A. Textile Mill Supply Co.
V.
Walker, Tompkins Co.
Washburn, A. H.. Purser, John R.
Bowling, K. F.
&
Co.
Hackney Bros. Co. Howell. J. W.. & Co. Dudley Plumbing Co.
Baley,
J.
J.
Wheeler Condenser White, Fred N.
Whittei,
Blake,
&
Engineering Co.
Piedmont
Co.
Sanitary riumbing Co.
Oil Dealers. Co. Bi'rwell & D'ini) Co. Charlotte Builders' Supply Co. Charlotte Supply Co. Cruse. Lon G., Co. Ezell-Myers Co.
Thos. B. Paint and
Toomey Co. Wilmann, A.
R.,
Co.
Dealers.
John A.,
Piano and Organ Ashbury, P. M. Andrews, F. 11. Parker-Gardner Co.
Rose.
W.
J.,
&
Co.
Hawiey's Pharmacy. Southern Hardware Co. Torrence Paint Co.
Stieff. Chas. M. Weaver Organ & Piano
Weddington Hardware Co.
Withers, B.
Co. Photographers. Angelloz, R. E.
F
Pumgarten, W. H.
Michael, Thos. B. Franklin. A. W. Morse, W. M. Photo- Shop. Powell, J. T. Roder. O. J.
Studio. E. J. C. Harrison, C. F. Rembrant Studio.
Scott's
Painters. Charlotte Sign Works. Cruse, Lou G., Co. Ezell-Myers Co. Beusse, E. E. Dahl-Dunn Co. Harmon & Moore (Roof Painting.) Muse & Threatt. Morris, G. F. Owen Paint Co. Piedmont Advertising Co.
Seay,
L.
Cushman,
Owen Sign Works.
Pritchett, C.
S. C.
Printing Offices.
A. M. E. Zion Publishing Bomar, Jas. C. Charlotte Card Co.
Co.
Timmons, W.
Torrence Paint
Co.
Van Landingham,
A. J. Naval Store Dealers. Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.
Elam &
Hist,
Charlotte Printing Co. Dooley.
Eureka Card Co.
John. Kendall, B. D.
Dogget Lumber Co.
Lewis.
Wearn,
J. J.
W.
H.,
&
Co.
News and Times Printing
Dealers.
Co.
Oil
Indian Refining Co. North Carolina Cotton Oil Co. Robinson, Wm. C, & Son Co.
Standard Oil Co. Texas Oil Co. Paper Hangers.
Cruse. Lon Dahl-Dunn
G., Co. Co.
Pritchett, C. S.
Observer Printing House. Presbyterian Standard Publishing Co. Ray Printing Co. Queen City Printing Co. Southern Newspaper Union.
Washburn
Press.
Editors.
MILL NEWS (Weekly)—A.
Editor.
Newspapers and
SOUTHERN PUBLISHER—M.
BULLETIN
E. Escott, Editor. L. Yeager,
Owea, A. C. Tomlinson-Farmshirgt Decorating Co. Provision and Produce Dealers. Adams Grain & Provision Co.
TEXTILE
Clark, Editor.
(Weekly)— David
CAROLINA PYTHIAN—J. C. Baird, Editor CHARLOTTE MEDICAL JOURNAL (MonthC.
ly)—E.
Editor.
Armour
Blakely,
Co.
J.
CHARLOTTE NEWS
Register,
Editor.
(Daily)— W.
C.
Dowd,
D.
Cochran- McLaughlin Co. Cudahy Packing Co. Florida Citrus Exchange.
CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
Weekly)— W. H.
G. Simpson, Editor;
(Dailey and SemiG.
Irwin-Graham Co. National Packing
Ernest & Hill. Swift & Co. Charlotte Fruit
;
TEXTILE MANUFACTURER (Weekly)—
W.
C.
Harris, Editor.
Dowd, Publisher.
(Weekly)
C.
Co.
PRESBYTERIAN
P. R.
STANDARD
—
C.
Field,
R
.H.,
& Produce & Co.
Co.
STAR OF ZION (Weekly)—G.
Editor.
Law, Editor.
Clement,
Holland, W. D. Merchants* Cold Storage and Commission Co. Trakas, N. S., Commission Co. Zimmerman, J. W., & Co.
Futrell Bros. Joseph, C. Mody, Chas., Co.
TIMES DEMOCRAT (Semi-Weekly)—W.
Dowd,
Editor.
I
AFR
(Weekly)
CAROLINA UNION FARMER—
—F.
CO
-
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN
Anderson, Editor.
(Weekly)
J.
—
V.
A. E. Emery, Editor.
Keuster-Low Co. Davidson & Wolf.
Plumbers.
Breen,
City
J.
J.
— R.
Co.
SOUTHERN POULTRY REVIEW
L.
(Monthly)
SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN
Hall,
Simmons, Editor.
Real
(Weekly)— W.
Editor.
Co.
Acme Plumbing & Electric Bowden & Carrigon.
Plumbing Co. Coppola Plumbing Co.
Estate Agents. Abbott,, F. C, & Co. Alexander, F. D., Land Co. American Trust Co. Apartment Realty Co.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Brown,
A.
319
C.
W.
Co.
Sherrill,
H.
Brown
&
Sun Land & Development
Springs, A.
Co.
Burrough, W. L. Carolina Realty Co.
Carson, C. M.
C, &
Co.
Shingle Dealers. Charlotte Builders' Supply Co.
Dogget
Lewis,
Lumber
J. J.
Century Realty Co. Charlotte Land & Investment Co. Charlotte Trust & Realty Co. City Realty Co.
Colonial Trust Co. Craig-Little Realty
Co. Dandrige. S. W-. Conrad, S. F., & Co. Cochran. R. E.
W.,
H., B. F.
Wearn,
Withers,
& &
Co. Co. Co.
Tailors.
American Tailoring Co.
Anderson, F. T. Arenson, L.
& &
Sons
Co.
Durham-Murphy Land
Co.
Elizabeth Realty Co. Fidelity Realty Co. Fiddler, J. H. Forest Hill Realty Co. Greater Charlotte Finance & Realty McClung Realty Co. Henderson, J. Arthur, *& Bros. Highland Park Co. Home Realty Co. Keesler, E. L.
Co.
McCall, McNelis.
Wm.
C.
J.
McNinch, S. S., Realty Co. Mecklenburg Farms Co.
Murphy, J. E., & Co. Mutual Trust Co.
National Trust Co. North Charlotte Realty Co. North Carolina Security Co.
Arcade Tailoring Go. Bailey Tailoring Co. Barkley & Elliott. Central Pressing Club. Charles & Mann. Carolina Pressing Club. Curling & Grimes. Southern Pressing Club. Spurrier & Mann. Union Pressing Club. Armson, Lewis. Ayers, F. H. Carolina Pressing Club. Culp, B. E., & Co. Dixie Tailoring Co. Hemphill, Wade J.
Gorham, W. W.,
Kushne,
&
Co.
Millerton-Holmes Co. Moore, R. D., & Co.
A. Master, Leona (Ladies). National Woolen Mills. Neal & Overcash.
Western Worsted Mills. Woodruff, Tailors. Yoos, J.
Pittel,
Pegram-Wadworth Land Park Land Co.
Poole,
Co.
Harris.
A. Jacob.
Patterson & Glascock. Peoples Loan & Realty Co.
Fink Pressing Club.
Greater Charlotte Pressing Club
Miller Bros. Miller. H., Sr. Neal, A. D.
W. M.
Corporation.
Rea'ty Improvement Southern Land Co. Shoemaker, W. G.
Simmons, The Co.
Southern Real Estate, Loan Suburban Realty Co. Stearns Bros. Southeastern Land Co. Stephens Co.
New Tork Household New York Parlors.
Co.
&
Trust.
S.
Pittle,
Aaron.
Jas
(Ladies).
Queen City Dyeing Co.
Russo,
Thomas, J. O. Townsend. L. J.,
Traders
&
Co.
Tate-Brown Co. L'nited Woolen Mills. Williams & Co. Ahous, Herman.
City Pressing Club. Harrington, J. A. Thompson Tailoring Co.
Zeigler,
Land
Co.
Union Loan & Realty Co. Wallace, M. M.
Wilkerson, W. T., Wadworth Land Co
Allison,
C.
&
Co.
Lizzie.
J.
Watts Real Estate Co.
Horn',
W.
Central Realty Co. Charlotte Advance Co. Charlotte Consolidated Construction Co. Chatham, Paul. Conrad, S. A., & Co. Cox Realty Co. Cf.sig, A. G. Davidson, E. L. B. Gattis Realty Co.
Hovis, Z. A., & Co. Coles & Smith (col.)
Undertakers and M., & Co.
Embalmers.
Robinson,
W.
P.,
&
Co.
(col.)
Veterinary Surgeons. Caldwell, H. W. Fisher Veterinary Hospital. Fisher, Adam. Perry, J. W.
Hackney,
Harrell,
J.
J.
P.
J.
&
L. L.
Wall Paper Dealers. Parker-Gardner Co. Tomlinson Furnishing & Decorating Co.
Torrence Paint Co. Brown, Cruse Co.
Henderson. J. Arthur, & Co. Hornett Realty Co. Hub Realty Co. Independence Trust Co.
Interstate Improvement Co. Jones, F. F. McClung Realty Co. Miller & Oats.
Dahl-Dunn Cruse, Lou
Co. G., Co.
DAVIDSON.
Incorporated in 1891. Population, 1910: Whites, 1,700; colored, 100;
total.
Misenhiemer, J. J. Paul, W. M.. Co. Progress Investment Co., (colored.)
Value
1,800. real
estate,
$300,000;
value
personal
property,
$100,000.
98c.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
:vn)
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
Town
Lee
Officers. Sloan, Jr.
MAYOR—J.
It.
General
Merchandise.
R. AGENT—R. F. Andrews, MANAGER TELEGRAPH—R.
CHIEF OF POI.ICK— J as.
POSTMASTER—Cloyd
A.
Potts. A. Johnston.
Southern.
F.
Andrews,
Armour Bros. & Thompson. Brown-Knox-Mercantlle Co. Goodrum. M. H., & Co. Cranford. M. W., & Sons. Mooney. R. D., & Co.
Long, L. B.
s.olield, S. C, Elliott, L. A.
W. \V
Churches. PRESBYTERIAN— M. Richards, Pastor. METHODIST—D. F. Carson, Pastor. Schools and Academies.
Ministers
and
a
Agent.
Garage.
HIGH— T.
Bank.)
Cummins. Banks and Bankers.
S.
Davidson Garage. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Henderson, Mrs. M. A.
Booe, Mrs. P. W. Barnes, Mrs. N. L. R. Brady, Mrs. Cinson, Mrs. W. D. Shoemaker, Mrs. W. D.
AMERICAN TRUST CO.— (Branch
lotte
of
Char-
WILLIAM J. MARTIN', Pres. JOHN BUNYAN SHEARER. Vice
Professor of Biblical
Faculty Davidson College.
Pres.,
L
J.
and
CALEB
Instruction.
Livery Stables.
of the
RICHMOND HARDING, WILLIAM JOSEPH MARTIN,
Professor
Greek Language and Literature.
Shelton. R. Beall, Ben.
Chambers
Profesor of Chemistry.
DAVIDSONIAN.
Newspapers and
Editors.
JOHN LEIGHTON DOUGLAS, Mathematics. JAMES McDOWELL DOUGLAS,
Physics
Professor of
Professor of Professor
of
DAVIDSON COLLEGE MAGAZINE
ly)— Edited by Students.
(Month-
MARK EDGAR SENTELLE,
and Economics.
and Astronomy.
Philosophy.
of History
JOSEPH MOORE McCONNELL,
Professor
Manufacturing Plants. Linden Manufacturing Co. (Cotton Mills.) Delburg Cotton Mills. Southern Cotton Mills. Bratton & Bro. (Woodworking Plant. Planing
Mills.
)
JOHN WILSON MacCONNELL, Professor of Biology and Physical Training. MAURICE GARLAND FULTON, Professor
of the English
Mooney, Jonathan. (Grist Mill.)
MATTHEWS.
Incorporated in 1874. Population, 1910: Whites,
total,
THOMAS WILSON LINGLE,
ARCHIBALD CURRIE,
and Mathematics.
Language
Literature.
Professor
of
400;
;
colored.
40;
Modern Languages.
of Latin
Associate
Professor
In
Value
440. real
estate,
25c.
J.
$56,085
value
pergonal
property.
THOS. CURRIE MERCHANT,
English and Mathematics.
Instructor
TAX RATE:
$55,347.
on the $100.
Officers.
GREENLEE TATE, Instructor in Latin Greek. VIRGIL WAITE OSBORNE, Gymnasium structor. R. B. HILL, R. S. CUNNINGHAM, J.
THACKSTON,
and
In-
B. G. C. CURRIE, Assistants in Chemistry. G. H. CARTLEDGE, S. W. ANDERSON, N. N. FLEMING. Assistants in Physics. J. M. CROCHERON, Assistant in English. T. S. KING, E. J. HERTWIG, Assistants in
History. E. D. TAYLOR, Assistant in Economics. A. L. BRAMLETT, W. P. PARKER. Assistants in Bible. J. S. SIMMONS. Assistant in Biology.
POSTMASTER—T. J. Orr. CHIEF OF POLICE—B. F. Griffin. R. R. AGENT— George Shelton. S. A. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—George Shelton,
W. U.
MAYOR—
Town
A.
Williams.
METHODIST— S.
Taylor.
Ministers
and Churches. N. Barber, Pastor; Seymour
Circuit.
BAPTIST— J. W. Schools HIGH—G. Craig,
Weddington
Whillcy, Pastor.
and
Prin.
Academies.
Bankers.
Steel.
BANK OF MATTHEWS—R. L
X. S. Cochrane, Cash.
Doctors.
Banks and
Pres.
;
JOHN THOS. DOUGLAS,
CORNELIA
SHAW,
Treasurer and BurReid,
Price,
T.
sar.
N.
Druggists. Store.
THOS. W. LINGLE,
trar.
Field Representative. Librarian and Regis-
W. H.
General
Matthews Drug
Phillips, O. L.
EUGENE ALEXANDER. J. I. YOHANNON, W. C. VON GLAHN. C. S. McCANTS, D. N.
LtT GAS.
Merchandise.
JOHN
MRS.
Assistants in Library. W. MacCONNELL, College Physician. ALICE ROBSON, in care of College
Hospital. M. G.
mittee.
FULTON, Chairman
of Library
Com-
Heath. E. J., & Son. Barrett, Benfrow, & Co. McLaughlin & Watts. Funderburk, B. D. McCall, W. L, & Co.
Orr,
T.
W.
J.
MARTIN, Clerk M. MacCONNELL,
J
J.
of Faculty.
Black.
of
J., J. E.
&
Son.
Intendant
Dormi-
tories.
Matthews, J. M., & Co. Hood, R. N., & Co.
Furniture
Dealers.
W.
MARTIN.
J. J. J.
Proctor. Doctors.
McConnell.
Withers,
Withers,
J.
J.
W.
Williams, A.
J.
Houston, E. P.
Houston. B. A., & Co. Hotels and Boarding
Williams, A. Sloan, R. C.
J.
Markets.
Houses.
The The
Druggists. White Drug Co. (Inc). Jetton Drug Co.
Hood. W.
L.,
Livery Stables. Co.
&
MECKLENBURG— MITCHELL
Manufacturing Plants. Elba Manufacturing Co. Matthews Manufacturing Co.
321
Manufacturing Plants.
Anchor
Miller,
Steel,
Mills. J. L.
W.
A.
(Repair Shop.) (Ginners.)
HUNTERSVILLE.
Incorporated Jn 18S5. Population. 1910: Whites, 1.000; colored. 200;
total,
Baniette Bros. (Ginners.) Ranson, W- J. Ginners.)
Value
1,200. real
PINEVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S75. Population, 1910: Whites,
total,
estate.
4 mills.
$200,000;
value
personal
property, $50,000.
750;
colored.
225;
TAX RATE:
POSTMASTER— O. G. Turlyful. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. M. Whitlow. R. R. AGENT— R. D. Jackson. Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—R. D. Jackson,
W. U.
MAYOR— John
Town
Officers.
Value
975. real
estate,
$300,000;
value
personal
L. Miller.
property,
TAX RATE—40c
.MAYOR—M.
R. R.
T.
$15,000.
on the $100.
Officers.
Town
POSTMASTER—L.
Grimes.
L.
Downs.
Parks.
C.
CHURCH—J. M. Bigham, Pastor. CHURCH— John Grier, Pastor. METHODIST CHAPEL— Rev. Ogburn, PasA. R. P. G. A. R.
tor.
Ministers
and
Churches.
AGENT—J. C. Kirkland. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J.
W. U.
Ministers
CHIEF OF POLICE—J. M.
Kirkland.
STATE HIGH— B.
Pres.
;
Schools
and
L.
BANK OF HUNTERSVILLE—J.
W.
McCoy,
Banks and
Academies. Baler, Prin. Bankers.
Churches. PRESBYTERIAN— J. C. Hardin. METHODIST—B. F. Harget.
and
L. Choat, G. Craven, Cash, and Bookkeeper. Doctors.
BAPTIST— F. A. Liles, Pastor. Schools and Academies. HIGH—Jackson Hamilton, Prin.
Banks and
Bankers.
PINEVILLE LOAN AND SAVINGS
W. M.
Ross.
Pres.
;
BANK—
Cash.
M. W. W. Hunter, D. M.
E.
J.
Craven,
E. M. Davenport, Doctors.
Mullen Drug
C. Druggists. Co.
Hand, E. H.
McAdams,
Pineville
C.
R.
Druggists.
General
Merchandise.
Pharmacy.
General M. Y.
Hub Supply
Brown, G.
Shell.
J.
Co.
Merchandise.
Co. Co. Co.
H.
E.
Harkey,
Yandell.
W.
J.
A.,
J.,
Choat, J. L., & Co. Baniette. C. B., & Co. McCurdy, J. R. Holbrooks, S. T. Fite, W. E.
Gilbert, S. D.
Morrow,
Griffin
Hoover, S. L.,
&
& & &
Hotels and Blythe. R. S. McDonald, A.
Riley,
J.
Boarding
Houses.
P.
Caldwell Mrs. M. E. Hunter. H. A. Hunter, Dr.
Livery Stables.
Johnston, Z. M.. & Co. Bros. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Culp, Mrs. M. T. Stough, Mrs. M. L. Livery Stables. Culp, J. A.
Warwick,
Stroup. W. B.
Howard
Manufacturing Plants. Chadwick-Hoskins Mills No. 5 (Cotton.)
Stroup,
J.
P.,
&
Son.
Fertilizer
Halsbrooks.
J.
Mc.
Union Seed and
Co.
MITCHELL COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, BAKERSVILLE.
17,245. Named in honor of Rev. Elisha Mitchell, the mountain explorer. square miles. real estate, $687,124; value of personal property, $465,724. Property listed In 1914, by whites, $1,152,849. State and pension, 27 2-3c. ; Co inty purposes, 30c. ; special for court 13c. 20c. for 50. ; special for schools. 15c. school, special roads, OF For whites, 73; for negroes, 4. Worked by taxation and labor.
Population— (Census 1910),
AREA — 240
Value
of
:
Formed
in 1861.
TAX RATE —
house,
NUMBER
;
SCHOOLS— PUBLIC ROADS— RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Express
Southern
Company,
Carolina. Clinchfield find
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—April
O
assessed valuaton hio Railway, 39.57 miles, assessed valuation 5, July 26 (civil), November 15.
.$
6.160.00 890,356.00
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT—Brown McKinney, Bakersville. SHERIFF Joseph Tipton, Bakersville.
—
REGISTER OF DEEDS—Jefferson MeKinney,
Bakersville.
TREASURER—Warflcld Hughes. Toecane. CORONER— R. E. Stack. Bakersville. —21—
SURVEYOR— David II. S. Tappan, SpruceSUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. Virgil R. Butt, Bakersville. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Doc. W. Greene, Wing. BOARD OF EDUCATION—Doc. W. Greene,
pine.
Wing;
D.
F.
Blalock,
Sprucepine;
John
W.
Gudger, Bakersville.
MITCHKI.l.
COUNTY
Whitson, John, Green Mountain. Griffith, Roberl II.. Huntdale. Howell. Wesley. Huntdale.
COMMISSIONERS—Robt.
Herrell; Joseph Garland, Kinsey, Magnetic City.
son. Reuben M. Willis. Ledger.
Bradshaw, Sr., Red H1U; Isaac Mell.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
Davis.
Reuben
G.
Wil\V.
Bakersvllle;
Avery
man, John
Hughes.
BAKERSVILLE TOWNSHIP—W. G. BowMorgan. John Slagle. BRADSHAW- P. A. Hughes. PORK MOUNTAIN—Geo." W. Young, Burgess
I..
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Bradshaw & Greer, Herrell. Garvin, John, R., Toecane. Wilson, Joseph G., Toecane. Johnson, William, M., Toecane.
Philli] s,
John
11..
Wing.
MINERAL COMPANIES.
Carolnia Mineral Co., Penland. United States Development Co., Penland. Harris Clay Co.. Penland. Bailey. Isaac II., & Sons Co. Intermont China Clay Co., Bandana. Clinchfield Mining, Milling & Mfg. Co., Lont!ay.
more Blalock,
S.
1*.
GRASSY CREEK—Elliotte Simmons, D. FilMilton Ellis. herrell \v. Wright, w. D. Ledford,
.1.
it.
g.
Burleson.
LITTLE ROCK
Randolph.
CREEK—W.
l).
II.
Biddix, R.
POPLAR—Billie Peterson, W. M. Bennett, RED 1111. L— John Petterson, W. M. Street, T. B. Renfro. SNOW CREEK—C. Walter Greene, Columbus;
David Gouge.
E.
Young, Ernest L. Hensley.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. APPALACHIAN INDUSTRIAL—Penland. SPRUCEPINE HIGH— Sprucepine.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— Anderson
Sparks, Greene. Ayre; J.
F.
HOTELS NOT IN TOWNS. Alta I'ass Inn, Alta Pass. English Inn, Sprucepine. Phillips tHouse, Sprucepine. Hensley House, Penland. Hunter House, Boonford. Young, D. M., Boonford. Garvin House, Toecane. Johnson House, Toecane. Hotel Huntdale, Huntdale. ROLLER MILLS.
Masters,
I.
WOOL CARDING
D., Peppers and Bakersville.
MILLS.
Yates
Sparks,
Penland;
City.
FREE-WILL
David
City;
(
Webb Putnam. Magnetic
Garrett
Clarrissa;
Hughey
Buchanan,
Stephen Glen
Masters, Jason, Peppers.
LOCUST PIN FACTORIES.
Herrell, Carter, Magnetic City. Herrell, Jesse, Hawk. Reid, F. M., Hawk.
BAPTIST—J antes
Honeycutt,
Campbell,
Hopkins,
Street; Reuben Pitman, Alta Pass; Daniel Miller, Brummet. HRISTIAN—Gibbs Gouge, Street. Robert Willis, Levi Edwards, Street Madison Griffith, Soloman Peterson, Brummet; I hike Masters, Joseph Griffith, Pep-
John Arrowood,
Magnetic
SAW
The Bailey Lumber
Bailey,
MILLS.
BRETHREN—
:
pers.
Young, Bradshaw, Arrowood, Samuel, Huntdale.
Byrd. U. L., Street. Tipton, D. W. Street.
,
B. G.
Co., Penland. L., Penland. Ellis, Penland. R. H., Herrell.
PRESBYTERIAN—J. MLTHODIST— Ford
Creek.
A. Harris, Toecane. Little Rock Grrene,
I. '\vis,
Isaac,
Street.
PHYSICIANS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
Petterson, J. Monroe, Sprucepine. Petterson, Chas. A., Sprucepine. Bradshaw, J. Isaac, Jr., Relief. Ewen, John B., Boonford. Hicks, D. N. (Dentist), Bakersville.
Howard, C. E., Street. Whitson, John, Brummet. Green, Hoy, Little Rock Creek. Hopson, T. L., Little Rock Creek. Hopson, Joseph, Little Rock Creek. Woody, Gilbert, Glen Ayre. Ledford, James, Glen Ayre.
Street Herrell, Ewart. Herrell, Jesse, Ewart. Herrell, Mills, Peppers.
MERCHANTS NOT
i
IN
TOWNS.
&
The Bailey Lumber Co., Penland. Penland Supply Co., Penland.
Sprucepine Store Co., Sprucepine. ox Mercantile Co., Sprucepine. McCall, M. C, Sprucepine. Lyon, Joseph D., Sprucepine. Cook, D. M., & Greene, Little Rock Creek. Whitson, John, Brummet. Hughes, Alpiionso, Brummet. Whitson, Clingman, Brummet. Hughes, Wesley, Brummet. Ayres, J. Marion, Glen Ayre. Brothers, Burleyson, Glen Ayre. Buchana, Alexander, Glen Ayre.
Masters, Jason, Peppers.
Garland, Charles, Magnetic City.
D. I'., Hawk. Burleson, Sherman, Hawk. Parnell & Baker, Bakersville.
Dellinger,
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
McKinney, Brown, Bakersville.
Ellis,
C.
G., Bakersville.
Greene, Estelle, Bakersville.
Buchanan, Jesse, Bakersville. Wilson, Coleman, Bakersville.
Slagle, C. L., Toecane. Parsons, John, Toecane. Masters, Jason, Jr., Red Hill. Griffith, Jos. H. Peppers.
,
Edwards,
Street,
Ira,
Relief.
Harrison, Relief. Wilson, Jas., Ewart.
Buchanan, Coleman M., Ewart.
Herrell, Jesse, Ewart. Street, Williarn, Ewart. Street, Zebulon, Peppers.
Brummet. Hannah, Brummet. Bradshaw, Mrs. M. E., Relief.
Hughes,
Etta,
Peterson,
Wright, Robt., Peppers. Young, Ed. W., Hawk. Reid, Francis, M., Hawk. Pitman, A. D., Hawk. Hill, Harrison, Magnetic City. Street, Garrett, Magnetic City. Ledford, Carter, Magnetic City.
Barnett, Spencer, Street. Peterson, Ira, Street. Turbyfill, Geo. D., Red Hill. Goodman, G. B., Hawk. Greene, W. S., Wing. Greene, Alice, Wing.
Willis, C. C, Penland. Willis, Mrs. C. C, Penland. Gouge, J. A., Ledger. Phillips Cordie, Ledger. Turner, S. J., Bakersville. Young, Inez J., Bakersville. Greene, Estella, Bakersville.
McKinuey, Isaac, Magnetic
Forbes, Robert, Fortes. Arrowood, W. P., Forbes. Tipton, D. W., Street. Byrd, U. L., Street.
City.
MITCHELL— MONTGOMERY
BAKERSVILLE.
1914: 550. 79; colored, 5. real estate, $270,966; property, $132, S74.
323
Population,
Fertilizer Dealers. Bailey Lumber Co., Penland.
White Value
R. R.
polls,
value
personal
AGENT—Joseph Letterman, C. C. & O. EXPRESS AGENT— Joseph Letterman. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Joseph Letterman.
MISSIONARY
II.
Lawyers. Berry, Walter C. Lambert. W. L. Greene, Charles E.
Black, S. J. Wilson, M. L.
Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— A. W. MeDaniel, Pastor.
McBee,
Greene,
J.
C.
BAPTIST— L.
II.
H.
Pastor.
Newspapers and
Frcderiek
Editors.
Chas.
EPISCOPAL—J.
T.
McKinney.
Morgan, Rector.
Morris,
P.
MITCHELL COUNTY KRONICLE
W. Amos,
Editor. Painters.
Slagle, John.
(Weekly)-
METHODIST—J.
Schools
and
Academies.
MITCHELL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE—R.
Teague, Prin.
Hotels and Youngs Hotel.
Produce Young, Geo. M.
Bailey,
Slagle,
I.
Dealers.
Boarding Houses.
Real Estate Agents.
II.
Gudger House.
Central Hotel.
Wall
John.
Paper
Dealers.
Steward House.
Greene, William. Greene, James. Ellis, Chas.
Manufacturing Plants.
—THE MERCHANTS ANDW.FARMERS BANK C. Berry, Cash. R. M. Burleson, Pres.
;
Banks and
Bankers.
Bradshaw, James (Boots and Shoes). McKinney & Ramsey (Woodworking). Baker & Pannell (Saw Mills). Masters, Henry (Roller Mills).
Book Stores.
Bailey,
MINNEAPOLIS
Incorporated in 1910. Popuplation, 1914: 225. TAX RATE: 20c on the $100.
H. Butchers and
I.
Dealers
in
Cattle.
McKinney, Will. Coal and Wood Dealers.
Garven, J. R. Greene, D. W.
Clothiers and Wilson, L.
MAYOR— W.
Men's
Furnishers.
Town Officers. W. Pratte.
Young,
Pritehard,
COMMISSIONERS—Horton
C.
Z.
Ralph
J.
Young, Frank Clark, A.
Burleson.
W.
Young, Geo. M.
Druggists.
City
Drug
Co.
Doctors.
Butt, V. R. Stack, R. E. Smith, C. E.
Burleson. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— J. W. Hall, Pastor. METHODIST—Rev. Hags. Schools and Academies.
POSTMASTER— R.
PUBLIC.
J. W., & The Clark Co.
Dry Goods and Notions. Young, Geo. M., & Co. Leonard, Wilson.
Merchants.
Co.
Deny,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT, TROY.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 14,967. Formed in 1779. Named in honor of General AREA — 570 square miles.
Value
Richard Montgomery.
'
TAX
NUMBER
PUBLIC ROADS—
of real estate, $2,757,000; value of personal property, $1,732,000. Property listed in 1913, by whites, $4,417,000; by negroes, $135,000. OF For whites, 63; for negroes, 20. RATI: County purposes, 47c. on the $100; roads, 20c. Number miles, 450. Worked by free labor and 20c.
—
SCHOOLS—
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
special
tax.
Southern Express Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Troy Telephone and Electric Light Co.. assessed value Winston-Salem Southbound Railway, 3.09 miles, assessed Mount Gilead Telephone Co., assessed value Asheboro Telephone Co., assessed value Norfolk Southern Railroad Co.. 10 miles, assessed value
$
value
Yadkin River Power Co.
September
27.
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
.
assessed value
18
(criminal),
April
12
(civil),
July
12
8,810.00 1,893.00 2,432.00 1,000.00 69,343.00 2,390.00 240.00 218.597.00 143. 00 (criminal),
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—Edgar Haywood, Troy. ATTORNEY— Chas. A. Armstrong. Troy. SHERIFF— R. W. Stuart.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— R.
Star; A.
L.
J.
R.
Moore, Mt. Gilead;
J.
Davis, Russell,
Eldorado.
TREASURER—R. W. Stuart. CORONER—Hiram Freeman, Ether. SUPT. OF HEALTH— C. Daligny, Troy. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. A. Cochran, Troy.
SUPT. OF
REGISTER OP D~,EDS— O.
B. Deaton, Troy.
COMMISSIONERS— N.
R. B. R. 2.
Munn,
Iola; G.
M. Thayer, Elorado: M. Bruton, Mt. Gilead,
HOME— Chas.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—R. A. Bruton (chm'n). Mt. Gilead; A. B. McCaskill, Candor;
G.
S.
Bell,
Troy.
Beaman, Troy.
324
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Haywood,
s.
J.,
Mt
Gilead.
R. Lisk, C. W. BeU, Capelsie; J. R. Wallace, Okeweemee; June Becltwttl), Troy. PEE DEE A. R. Moore, F. L. Andrews, H. P. Montgomery, Mt. Gilead. CHEEKS KEEK l». J. Poole, W. E. Ewing, Pekin: G. B. Haywood, Canbj SPRINGS— J. I. Mclntyre. A. R. Bowden, Thomas I!. Rush, Dry Creek; M. A. Bennett. MT. Marvin Bruton, O. C. Bruton,
TROY TOWNSHIP—L.
X.
II.
Troy;
Williams,
Hamilton, [da, Mt. Gilead. Hamilton, Lola, Mt. Gilead.
—
.UKKY
Boarding Houses.
Cotel.
COUNTY
Doctors.
S.
1).
M.
Livery Stables.
J.
Ingram, C. B. Andrews, V. h. Rankin, P. R.
Douglass, s. E.
(Dentist.) Druggists.
McLeod,
Manufacturing Plants.
Francis Cotton Mills. Hurt iV Hicks. Biscoe Foundry >V: Machine Co.
Cochran-Ridenhour Drug Co.
General
Merchants.
McAulay,
.1.
A.
Kanoy,
C.
E.
CANDOR.
Incorporated in 19U8.
Mt. Gilead Store Co. Bruton & Co.
McAulay
Bros.
MAYOR
Town
-KE.
Mt. (iilead Hardware Co. Scarboro Bros.
Officers.
.Martin.
METHODIST—
.\. A. Manness. Ministers and Churches. Geo. T. Simmons. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN R. s. Arrowwood, Pastor. Cotton Gins. Allen & Co.
POSTMASTER-
Cox & McKinnon. McRae, A. S. Ingram & McAulay (Hardware.)
Overton
Stutts
&
Green.
Bros.
Hutchinson, L. S. Tait Store Co. Lilly, G. H. A.
Overton,
J.
J.
General Skeen, T. A.
Steed, C.
I.
Merchants.
Wright,
Lisk,
J.
M. W.
(Undertaker.) (Merchants.)
Allen
&
Co.
C. C. R. Lassiter. T.
A., Tedder Bros.
Ewing,
Currie,
S. T.
J.
Burkhead & Lumber Manufacturers and
Ewing,
S.
Campbell,
Dealers.
Farmers Supply Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Haywood, Mrs. J. B. McAulay, Mrs. Alice.. Overton, J. M. Ingram, J. A.
Scarboro,
Lamonds, N. A.
Campbell, C.
Livery Stables. R.
W. W.
Livery
Stables.
Hardware Dealers. Candor Hardware Co.
Boyd, Mrs.
Currie,
J.
Batten & Bruton. Scarboro Bros. (Garage.) Manufacturing Plants.
Milliners. T.
Attorneys.
W.
L.
Brokers.
Moore, J. S., & Son. (Trade.) Taft Lumber Co. Mt. Gilead Cotton Oil Co.
National Lumber Co.
Snow Lumber Haywood, W.
Co. F.,
&
Son.
(Dealers.)
Breehn, W. A.
McAulay
Roller Mills.
Architects and Builders. W. T. Real Estate Dealers.
BANK OF CANDOR—D.
H.
S.
Banks and
Brokers.
C.
Ewing,
Pres.;
Pool, Cash.
Druggists.
Haywood,
Carter
Drug
Co.
Dealers.
McAulay, Frank.
Bruton, O. C. Insurance Agents. Haywood, Walter. Lawyers. Hamlet, R. E. General Blacksmiths. Scarboro, Fred.
Hardware Candor Hardware Co.
Boyd. Mrs.
J.
Milliners.
T.
Lumber
Ewing,
S.
Dealers.
T.
Sammonds, X.
Campbell,
C.
A. Livery R.
Stables.
STAR.
Incorporated in 1S9". Population, 1914: White,
total,
MT. GILEAD.
Incorporated in 1899. Population, 1914: White.
total,
550;
colored,
6;
556.
20c.
It.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
Officers.
1,000; colored,
300;
1,300.
Value of real estate, $138,680; value of personal property, $$3,394.95. TAX RATE: 37 5-10c. on the $100; $1.12 on the poll.
MAY'OR—E.
It.
Town
POSTMASTER— G.
R.
Wells.
N.
Scarboro.
CHIEF OF POLICE— Chas.
Ministers and
Town
Officers.
AGENT— T. J. Ellis, Norfolk Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—T. J. Ellis.
Churches.
Kerns.
BAPTIST—Rev. Campbell. POSTMASTER—R. A. Brutou. EPISCOPAL—Rev. Draper. METHODIST CHIEF OF POLICE—G. F. Hunsucker. METHODIST PROTESTANT—J. H. Stowe. TOWN ALDERMEN— O. C. Bruton, R. E. Andrews. Yick Scarboro and G. T. McAulay. CONGREGATIONAL—Edward F. Green, PasR. R. AGENT—S. L. Cagle, R., C. & S. tor. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— S. L. Cagle,. Schools and Academies. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— N. E. Coltrane, Pastor. CAROLINA COLLEGIATE AND AGRICULPRESBYTERIAN—W. H. Eubank, Pastor. TURAL INSTITUTE— Rev. E. F. Green, Pres.
BAPTIST— O.
Campbell, Pastor. Schools and Academies.
MAYOR—J.
A. Lisk.
Newspapers and
Editors.
HIGH—W.
PIEDMONT TRIBUNE
sons, Editor.
(Weekly)— Asa ParPres.;
BANK OF
Pres.
;
H. McMahan, Piin. Banks and Bankers.
Banks and
A.
MT.
GILEAD—J.
McAulay,
BANK OF STAR—J.
W.
Farlow,
Cash.
Bankers. B. Shamberger.
W.
B. Cochran, Cash.
MONT.
Sinclair Bros.
Boot and Shoe Parks Store Co. Williamson, I. W. McDonald, J. H.
Sinclair Bros. Wallace Bros.
McDonald,
Williamson.
J. H. J. V.
Hardware Dealers.
Carthage Hardware Co. Williamson. I. W.
Moore Hardware Co.
Book
Stores.
Williamson.
Cole, Chas.,
I.
&
W.
Co.
Insurance Agents.
McNeill,
Clegg, L.
W. H.
I.
(Life
and
Fire.)
Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Muse, J. B. Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Tyson & Jones Buggy Co. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Bismark Hosiery Mills. Confectionery Dealers. Barnes, C. F. Fry, D. Cane.
B. Williamson,
W.
Garages.
Muse. C. M. Tyson
&
Jennings,
Jones. W. G.
Milliners.
Anderson, Mrs. E. W.
McCrimmins, Hattie, Mrs.
Jewelers.
Wallace Bros.
Co. V. Contractors Kline, C. A. Benner, W. P.
Cole. Chas.,
&
Whitlock Bros.
Lawyers.
Williamson,
J.
and Builders.
Clegg & Clegg. Burns. R.L.
Seawell. H. F.
McLean,
C.
C.
Muse.
Spence.
Furnishers.
C.
M.
U. G.
L.
Seawell, R. M. Clothiers and Men's Sinclair Bros. Hurwitz, N., & Son.
Humber. G. H.
McNeill,
Currie,
W.
Dealers.
Lumber Manufacturers and
Department
Williamson,
Sinclair
Cole,
I.
Stores.
W.
Druggists. Co. Doctors.
Bros.
John L. Machinery Dealers. Lawhon, L. A. Paint and Oil Dealers.
Cole.
Chas.,
&
Chas.,
&
Co.
McLeod, G.
Shields. H. B. Grier, C. T.
Dentists.
Carthage Hardware Co. Moore Hardware Co.
Painters.
Montague,
Kivett,
J.
F.
(Sign.)
W. M.
Watson, D. F. Dewberry Grocers.
McDonald, Currle
Pleasants, R. Barrett, J. M. Blue, N. T. Kelly. A. C.
J.
W.
McNeill,
Phillips,
W.
C.
H.
C.
I.
Marshall.
Dildine,
Williamson, Blue, Z. B.
W.
McKenzie,
Hugh.
C.
Dowd,
A.
Newspapers and
Editors.
MOORE COUNTY NEWS
(Weekly)— Hugh
P.
Morrison, E. V. Gilmore, J. W. Pressing Clubs. Long, Edwin, Mrs. Plumbers. Black, Jack. Shields, Wilber. Lawhon, L. A. Photographers. Isley, B. R. Printing Offices. Kelly Printing Co. Real Estate Agents. Moore Realty & Insurance Co. McKeithen, N. A., & Sons. Shingle Dealers.
Kelly, Editor. Livery and Feed Stables. Graves, G. C, & Co. Andrews, L. D. Fry, R. G.
Carthage Hardware Co. Undertakers and Embalmers.
Larkin,
Kivett,
J.
V.
Wall Paper Dealers.
W. M.
330
MOORE COUNTY
&
Manufacturing Plants. Jones Buggy Co. (Buggies, Carriages,
Mills.
Creel, T. B..
Tyson
etc.)
&
Contractors. Son.
Bismark Hosiery Currie, John I,.
Baker,
(Hosiery-)
Wood
Muse,
John. Walter.
(Lumber.) Yards.
Shops.
Tobacco Warehouses. Aberdeen Tobacco Warehouse Co. Dewberry Growers. Leach, George.
Blue, Will.
Shoe
Shaffleld,
CAMERON.
Incorporated in 1875. Population, 1910: Whites, Shops.
300. real estate, property, $40,000.
total.
Mi Dougoe,
Knitt,
Calvin. (Col).
Brick
Mill.
200;
colored
100;
W. M.
Blacksmith
and
Value
Repair
$GO,000;
value
personal
Lawhorn, L. A. McLeod, K. W.
Dressmakers.
Pry,
Kittle.
TAX RATE:
Branson, Martha, Mrs. McDonald, Kate. Barber Shops. Wicker, Monroe.
Leawell,
R.
MAYOR—J. E. Phillips. POSTMASTER—T. B. Turnley. R. R. AGENT— W. A. Muse,
&
C.
30c on the $100. Town Officers.
S.
A. L.
and
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Tally
W. U.
Ministers
Parker and
W.
Borst,
A.
ABERDEEN.
Incorporated in 1891. Population, 1910: Whites,
total,
PRESBYTERIAN—M. D. McNeill, Pastor. BAPTIST—H. W. Baucomb, Pastor. METHODIST— E. L. Trovich.
colored
and
Churches.
500:
450;
950. real estate, $400,000; value property, $300,000. RATE: $1,44 2-3 on the $100.
GRADED—T.
Schools and Academies. M. Rea, Prin.
Doctors.
Value
personl
Matthews, M. L.
TAX
POSTMASTER—E. T. McKeithen. CHIEF OP POLICE— David Knight. R. R. AGENT— C. M. Freeman, S. A. L. A Gunter, N. S. J. A. Bryant, A .& R. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— Mrs. M. L. Paulk, W. U. SAND HILL BOARD OF TRADE—R. A.
;
MAYOR—Ralph
Town
Officers.
Cameron Drug
Holladay,
Druggists. Co.
Leach.
General
Merchandise.
L.
W. G.
Bros.
McKeithan, M. M.
McDonald
.
II
;
Farmers Union Co. McPherson, H. P. Hardware and
Phillips, J. E.
Furniture
Dealers.
Clyde Davis, Sec. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— W. H. Brown, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—T. C. Delaney, Pastor. BAPTIST— A. H. Goode. Pastor. Schools and Academies. GRADED— J. B. Aiken, Supt. Banks and Bankers. PAGE TRUST CO.— J. R. Page. Pies; Frank Page, Treas.
;
Derby, Pres.
The Halcyon.
Arnold,
Hotels and Neill T. Petty, H. T.
Boarding
Houses.
Manufacturing Plants. Regald Hosiery Mills. Carolina Mill Stone Co. McNeill Bros. (Saw Mill.)
Phillips.
J.
E.
(Gin).
Doctors.
McPherson, H. P. (Gin.) Dewberry Growers.
Phillips,
J.
McLeod. A. H. Bethune, A. C. Bowman. W. H.
Dentists.
E.
McPherson, H. P. McKeithen, M. McL.
Jones,
Charles.
Foster, H. Foster, H.
S.
Maples, D. T.
Kemp.
Not incorporated.
Population,
total,
Druggists. Carter's Pharmacy.
HEMP.
1910:
Lawyers. Wilder, T. B. Johnson, J. McN. Johnson, J. Talbot. General Merchandise. Standard Store Co. Aberdeen Wholesale Grocery.
Whites,
125;
colored,
20;
145.
Value
R.
of
real
POSTMASTER— R. AGENT—
estate,
$40,000. Arthur Stewart. Arthur Stewart, N.
S.
Minister
Aberdeen Hardware Co.
Keith, Hugh A. Aberdeen Store Co. Wilson. B. D.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH—E. Bell, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— W. L. Wilson, Pastor.
and
Churches.
B.
Wimberley. Home Furnishing Co. Monroe-Weaver Supply Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Aberdeen Hotel.
Garages.
Farrell,
M
GRADED—Annie Ruth Mclver, HIGH—W. L. Cooper, Prin.
Schools
Doctors.
and
Academies.
Prin.
McMillan,
Carter,
J.
M.
Merchandise.
General N. J. Horner, D. H.
M. B.
Hunsucker, C. C.
Frye. C. C.
Manufacturing Plants. Aberdeen Power & Mill Co.
Star Pea Machine Co.. Inc. Aberdeen Bottling Works. Aberdeen Cotton Oil & Gin Co.
Brown,
J.
M.
and
Boarding
Houses.
Hotels Frye, C. C.
Monroe, Mrs. L. M.
MOORE COUNTY
GLENDON.
Not
R. R.
Incorporated.
331
POSTMASTER— Alex.
J.
AGENT— Ida
Schools
Jones.
M. Davis.
Academies.
POSTMASTER—J. N. Powell. R. R. AGENT— D. G. Stutz, S. A. MANAGER TELEPHONE— B. W.
Ind. Tel Co. Ministers
MAYOR—R.
Town
E.
Officers.
Wiley.
L.
Leavett,
Pastor.
GRADED—Mary
Street,
and
McLane, Prin.
Doctors.
M. E.
J.
Davis,
F.
Mining Companies.
CONGREGATIONAL— Samuel Holden, EPISCOPAL—H. O. Nash, Rector. BAPTIST—F. M. Gardner, Pastor. CATHOLIC—W. J.. Dillon, Pastor.
Schools and Academies.
and Churches.
The Talc Product
Co.
Southern Talc Co. Deep River Talc Co.
Cotton
Jones,
Gins.
Mills.
HIGH—Ray
CITIZEN'S
Grout, Pres.
;
Naden. Banks and
Bankers.
BANK & TRUST CO.— C.
H. O. Riggan, Cash.
Doctors.
B.
A.
J.
Saw
Pem Timber
Jones, A.
J.
Harrington W.
Gladmon.
Swett,
Blair,
Edwin.
P.
J.
W.
Co.
A. M.
General
Merchandise.
Womble. W. H.
Smith, D.
R.
Mudgett. W. C. Bradbury, F. W. Bush, E. W.
Dentists.
Herr,
G.
G.
Jewelers.
JACKSON SPRINGS.
POSTMISTRESS—Victoria
R. R.
Wilson,
D.
A.
Druggists.
Not incorporated.
AGENT—E. W. Bruton, A. & MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E. W.
Ministers
McKenzie.
A. Bruton,
Broad Street Pharmacy.
Smith, J. Huntress,
General Merchandise. L., & Son.
J.
W. U.
and
C.
Churches.
Pastor.
Patch
P.
PRESBYTERIAN—T.
ACADEMY—
Delaney, Schools and Academics. Olivia Cox, Prin.
Drug
Stores.
Jackson Drug Store Co.
Doctors.
McDonald, A. A.
General
llarley,
Merchandise,
Son.
Co.
Chandler, I. F. & R. L. Orour, C. B. Mills, N. J. Hays, C. L. Buchan, Frank. Lewis, John. Southern Pines Distributing Maze Variety Store.
&
&
S.
R.
Richardson. Grocery.
Co.
W.
L.,
&
Jackson
Springs
Hotels
Drug
and Boarding Houses. Jackson Springs Hotel Co. Manufacturing Plants. Pool, C. W., & Son. (Lumber.) Clark, J. P. (Lumber).
Hardware Dealers. Eagle Hardware Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Highland Pines Inn.
Hollywood. Southern Pines Hotel.
Jefferson
Inn.
Tara Nook. Highland Lodge.
Junnea, The.
Perkins, The.
KEYSER.
Incorporated in 1881. Population, 1910: Whites,
400. A'alue real estate, property, $5,500. RATE: 20c.
total,
Oak
150;
colored.
Hall.
250;
Wheeler,
New Haven
$39,000;
The. House.
Inn.
value
60c.
personal
Pine Tree
TAX
on the $100;
Officers.
on the
poll.
Town
POSTMASTER—A.
R. R.
P.
AGENT—Jas. C. Poteat, MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Jas.
W.
U.
Ministers
CHIEF OF POLICE— N.
Troutman.
C. McDuffle. S. A. L. C. Poteat,
New England House. Grove Cottage. Cedar-Pines Villa. Insurance and Rea! Estate. Southern Pines Real Estate and Insurance Agency.
Van Camp,
F.
W.
Editors.
Newspapers and
SOUTHERN PINES TOURIST
and
Churches.
B.
(Weekly)
—
CHRISTIAN—S.
McLeod, A. H.
Klapp, Pastor.
Doctors.
General Currie, Jas. A. Troutman, A. P. McLean, G.
Hotels and Pateet. Jas. C.
Merchandise.
H. E. Foss, Editor. Undertakers. Powell. J. N. Dimmick, D. C. Manufacturing Plants. Chandler. I. F. (Crate Mill.) Kelley Bros. (Ice Plant.)
Boarding Houses.
SOUTHERN PINES.
Population,
total
Garage and Livery. Cameron, A. Pridaman, V. A. Supp, M. N.
Electric
Supplies.
1913: Whites,
1,000; colored,
40;
Mumford, W.
Bilgen,
It.
1,040. (Estimated). Value real estate, $500,000;
2c.
Dewberry Growers.
value
personal
H.
J.
P.
Fruit
pronerty, $100,000.
TAX RATE:
Nursery.
on the $100.
Lindley.
Van.
332
Mooki:
xasii
Laundries. Mrs. Mgr.
.
MANLY.
Incorported in 1S7U. Population, 1910: Whites,
total.
Crutchfleld,
L.,
100
iolored,
75;
Nurseries.
175.
II.
Tuft,
Leonard.
POSTMASTER—O.
Ministers
and and
PRESBYTERIAN—M.
GRADED—Annie
General .McMillan. A. Buchan, P. F. Parkins, Sallle.
Schools
Gordon. Churcbas. D. McNeill, Pastor. Academies.
Prin.
VASS.
lncorporatd Population,
total,
in '1907.
1913:
estate,
White,
450;
colored,
60:
Clegs,
Merchandise.
Value
610. real
$161,000;
value
personal
property,
TAX RATE:
and town.
$147,000. $1.39 on the $100. both county
Holds and Boarding Houses. Wilson. Mrs. .1. T. Manufacturing Plants. Murdoch. Win. (Saw Mill.)
Town
D. A. McLauchlin.
R.
Officers.
MAYOR— J. A. Keith. ALDERMEN—A. Cameron,
H.
C.
Cameron,
Thomas
Bros.
(Shingles.)
PINEHURST.
Population,
(winter), 2,000; ter). 500.
POSTMASTER— C. S. Thompson. R. AGENT— H. A. Borst. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
A.
Borst. Ministers and
H.
1913: White9 (summer), 300; colored, (summer), 50, (win-
Churches.
POSTMASTER— R.
Ministers
R. R. Southern. „.
AGENT—Geo.
A.
Barrett. P. Langdon.
Norfolk
METHODIST EPISCOPAL—W. F. Trawick. BAPTIST— H. W. Baucom, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— M. D. McNeill, Pastor. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Mrs. Chas. H.
Byrd.
Schools and Academies. D. Matthews, Prin. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Byrd, Claude, Mrs. Banks and Bankers. OF J. A. Keith, Pres. McLauchlin, Cash.
ana Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN— T. C. Delaney. CATHOLIC— Father Dillon, Pastor. UNION SERVICE—T. A. Cheatham.
Schools
GRADED—W.
BANK
and
Academies.
Rae.
PUBLIC—Margaret McLeod, Janette McPRIVATE— Philip L. Lightbourn, Master. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF PINEHURST—J. R. McQueen,
;
VASS—
;
D. A.
McNeill.
W. H.
J.
Lawyers.
Doctors.
Pres.
Forrest
Van Cannon,
Doctors.
Cash.
Matthews,
H.
Marr, M.
Baker,
Tufts,
J.
W.
Druggists.
P.
General Merchants. Vass Mercantile Co.
Lambeth Supply
Stutts, O. H. Leslie, J. A.
Co.
General
L.
L.
Merchandise.
Vass Millinery Store.
Coore,
T.
J.
Merrow, E.
Photographers. Merrow Studio. Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Batchelder & Snyder. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Carolina. Holly Inn. Berkshire. Lexington. Pine Crest Inn.
Manufacturing Plants. Vass Cotton Mills. r A ass Ginnery Co.
Thomas
Leslie,
Bros.
W. C, &
(Shingles). Co. (Brick.)
Graham, W. B. (Lumber.)
Markets.
Blue,
Jillson,
J.
Cameron, A. (Rough and Dressed Lumber.) Oldham, R. L. (Shingles.) Cameron, W. J., (Lumber.)
O.
THE OUTLOOK
Editor.
Newspapers
and
Editors.
L.
Dewberry
A. Walter. McNeal, Daniel.
Growers.
(Weekly)— H.
Cameron,
Leslie,
Insurance Agents.
Newcomb, A.
S.,
&
Co.
Auto
Smith, T.
Griffin,
J.
Liveries.
Manufacturing Plants. Electric Light &. Waler Works.
Dentists.
Blacksmiths.
G.
W.
P.
Taylor, R. T.
Gschwind,
NASH COUNTY COUNTY NASHVILLE.
SEAT,
Population: (Census 1910), 33,727. Formed in 1778. Named in honor of General Abner Nash. AREA: 586 square miles.
Value
of
real
estate,
$6,697,792;
value of personal
for
property
38.
$4,292,578.
Property listed in 1914,
by whites, $10,201,212; by negroes, $789,158.
negioes,
the $100;
school,
NO.
OF SCHOOLS: For whites, 54; TAX RATE— County purposes, 19c. on
PUBLIC ROADS:
No. miles, 800.
20c;
special,
30c.
;
roads
and
bridges, 30c.
Worked by
taxation.
NASH COUNTY
RAILROAD,
333
TELEGRAPH
AND
EXPRESS COMPANIES
1,131.00 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value $ 1,023,629.00 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, 30.38, miles, assessed value 4,875.00 Pullman Co., assessed value assented value 21,100.00 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., 6,104.00 Southern Express Co., assessed value 4,344.00 Southern Railway Rolling Stock, assessed valre 658.00 Merchants Telephone Co., assessed value 1.720.39 Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 2.9S5.00 American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 138,603.00 Norfolk Southern Railroad. 10.67 miles, assessed value 1,818.00 Southern Investment Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT January IS (civil), February 22 (civil), March 8 (crminal). 29 November 11 (civil), April 26, (criminal and civil), August 30 (criminal), October (criminal and civil).
—
TERMS—
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. N. Sills: H. B. CLERK OF Cooley, Deputy C. of C. Nashville SHERIFF N. C. Warren, Nashville. J. B. Boddie, REGIOSTER OF Nashville J. N. Taylor. Nashville. J. H. Griffin, Nashville. B. E. SUPT. OF Washbourn, Nashville. John H. Short, NashSUPT. OF
COURT—
—
DEEDS— TREASURER— CORONER— HEALTH—
HOME—
BOARD OF EDUCATION—W F. V. Avent, Rocky Mount, T. F. RECORDER— S. F. Austin.
T
ville.
.
S. Wilkinson, Finch, Bailey.
SOLICITOR—M.
W. A., & Co., Spring Hope. Calhoun, C. O., Battleboro. Dawes, W. R., Sharpesburg. Edwards, P. E., Gold Rock. Murray. A. L., Samaria. Joyner & Tunnel] Nashville. Joyner, D. S., Nashville. Red Oak Supply Co., Nashville, Rfd. May, W. H., & Co., Spring Hope. Murray, J. C. Union Hope. May, Mrs. W. R., Spring Hope. Brantley, May, & Co., Spring Hope. Roberson & Dillard, Finch. Stanhope. W. R. Turner, A. A., Nashville.
,
Cyrus, S. Brasvell,
,
Hillardston.
F. May, Spring Hope, (chm'n) J. N. Taylor, Nashville; A. F. Manning, Middlesex; R. C. Glover, Bailey, J. B. W. Robbins, Sparksburg; W. Bunting. Nashville.
;
COMMISSIONERS— A.
CLERK—J.
V.
Sills.
Barnhill.
Taylor,
J.
N.
White, P. C. & Bro., Battleboro. Wheless, S. M., Spring Hope.
N.,
&
Bro.
COTTON GINS.
Battleboro Oil Co.. Battleboro. Braswell, M. C. Battleboro. Watson, R. T., Rocky Mount, R.
2.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
G. R. Finch, Bailey; G. D. Taylor. Castalia; B. Harper, Castalia; J. C. Taylor, NashJ. R. Lindsey, Nashville, R. F. ville, R. F. D. J. J. H. Bone, Jr., Elm City, R. F. D. D. W. Driver, Middlesex: E. T. Lewis. Middlesex; A. Lewis, Jr., J. David Daniel, Middlesex: R. F. Middlesex; W. B. Bergeron, Middlesex, R. D. ; J. L. Bryant, Spring Hope, R. F. D. G. W. R. 5; L. Avent, Whitakers, R. F. D. J. M. Dickinson, Spring Hope. R. F. D. W. R. FerBaines, Spring Hope, R. F. D. Elm City, R. F. D. W. W. Sutton, rell, Spring Hope, R. F. D. J. T. Fulford, Spring Hope: W. H. Pearson, Spring Hope: W. T. Hearne, Whitakers; W. B. Skiner, Whitakers; R. W. C. Taylor, Whitakers; W. Mann, Whitakers: J. W. Culpepper, Rocky Mount, R. P. D. W. P. Davis. Battleboro: H. B. Ferrell, Battleboro: J. S. Fulghum, Bailey: Plummer Williams, Bailey. R. F. D. C. H. Glover, Bartholomew, Castalia; J. Bailey: Thos. W. W. H. F. D. D. Johnson. Middlesex, R. W. A. Jones, Whitley, Middlesex. R. F. D. R. Geo. Strickland, Middlesex, R. F. D. J. C. Harper, NashMiddlesex. R. F. D. ville; J. D. Overton, Nashville; A. A. Hedgepeth, Nashville; W. S. Baker, Rocky Mount, A. R. F. D. T. E. Powell. Whitakers: J. H. John R. F. D. Beal, Rocky Mount, Thorpe, Rocky Mount: W. P. Jennings. Rocky Mount: J. A. Edgerton, Rocky Mount: H. L. Kolden, Rocky Mount: R. S. Brown, Rocky Mount; C. A. Carter, Rocky Mount, R. F.
Bartholomew.
Smith,
J.
S.
J.,
Castalia.
3.
3.
W.
H., Selma, R.
;
;
;
:
;
;
:
;
Ellen, S. J. F., Rocky Mount. R. Ricks, R. H., Rocky Mount, R. Lewis, Finch, & Bro., Selma, R. Creech, J. W., Selma, R. 3. Flowers, J. C, Glover, Rfn. Vick, A. B., Nashville, R. 3. Winstead, G. L. , Nashville. Underwood, J. P., Glover. R. 1. Joyner, M. II., Rocky Mount. Brantley, S. H., Spring Hope, R. Strickland, N. R., Wilson.
3. 3.
1.
:
;
:
;
;
:
;
;
;
D
.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Whitaker, H. H., Hilliardston. Ellen, J. C, Nashville, R. F. D. Marriott, H. B.. Battleboro. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Abernethy & Green, Spring Hw*.
Bunn, J. A., & Co., Spring Hon?. Beard, A. R., Eatmon.
Bullock,
W.
B.,
Battleboro.
Williams, A. J., Whitakers, R. 3. Whitakers Bros., Gold Rock. May, J. T., & Bro., Spring Hope. Sykes, T. J., Spring Hope. Avent, T. V., Aventon. Bone, T. A., Nashville, R. 1. Bone, J. W., Nashville, R. 1. Joyner, M. S., & Bro.. Nashville, R. 1. Farmers' Oil Mill, Nashville. Green, J. L., Gold Rock. Jones, J. T., & Son, Rocky Mount. R. 3 Murfree & Hunter. Elm City, R. 2. Southern Cotton Oil Co.. Rocky Mount. Gardner, D. W.,. Nashville, R. 1. Parish, Walter, Rocky Mount. Strickland, C. B., Spring Hope, R. 3. Robbins. J. D., Sharpesburg. Morgan, W. M., Spring Hope. Spring Hope Cotton Oil Co., Spring Hope. Edwards, Alford, Rocky Mount, R. 2. Batchelor, R. T.. Spring Hope, R. 2. Taylor, K. C, Whitakers, R. 2. Braswell, J. C, Rocky Mount. Sherrell, J. M., Whitakers, R. 2. Arington, H. P., Castalia. Lamm. W. W.. Selma, R. 3. Williams, W. O., Spring Hope. R. 3. Taylor, J. N., & Bro., Nashville, R. 3. Strickland, J. L., Glover, R. 2. Carr, J. B., Gold Rock. Elm City Supply Co., Elm City. Balletine, K. W.. Wakefield. R. 2.
334
NASH COUNTY
Milling
,
Wodard & Woodard, Whitakers.
Warren
Co.,
Nashville.
Spring Hope Ginning Co., Spring Hope. Edwards, J. W. Samaria.
John ion, Robbins, Bobbins, Modlin.
Carier,
Mary, Williford. Mary, WiUlford.
Addie,
Elsie, S. J.,
Williford.
Griffin.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Cummins. Annie,
Stanfleld,
Carter.
Bailey. Bailey. Fleming, Lottie, Bailey. Walker. Clara. Bailey. Penny. Blanche, Mt. Pleasant. Penny, Ceslestia, Ml. Pleasant Moyle. S. B., Highs Cross Roads.
Ruth,
Melmyre. K. 11.. Red Oak. Nanney, II. A., Keel oak.
Davis, Maggie, Red Oak. Melntire, Nannie, Red Oak. Wilson, Carrie B., Kcd Oak. Harris, Mamie, Red Oak. Simpson, Mary, Red Oak. McNeil, Blanche, Rocky Mount Mills. r.umi, Mabel. Bun.
Barrett, Sunnier.
.Mabel.
Pearson, Ruth, Higbs Cross Johnson, C. H., Caslalia. liius, Geneva, Caslalia.
1
Roads.
Bunn.
Strickland,
Cleo,
Castalia.
Mary, Dortch. Bone, Minnie L., Dortch. Harper, Nena, Dortch.
Turner,
1
McCauley, Castalia. Sledge, Irene, Bethlehem. Kay, Elizabeth, Joyner.
Johnson, Catharyne. Joyner. Ricks. Delia M. Sandy Cross. Poovey, Sallie, Sandy Cross. Abernathy, J. W., Mrs., Macedonia. Payne. Athia, Nashville, R. 1. Crawley, Agnes, Deans. Critcher, Lillic, Pridgen. Lee, J. Ira, Middlesex. Valentine, Ada, Middlesex. Peele, Agnes, Middlesex. overman. Edna. Middlesex. Pearson, Addie. Middlesex.
,
Oak Grove. Oak Level. Oak Level. Ward, Alma, Oak Level.
Allred,
leans,
Nettie,
J.
M..
Lela,
Myers, C. H., Sharpsburg. Martin, Irene, Sharpsburg.
Strickland,
Maude,
Rocky
Mount.
NASHVILLE.
Population, 1914: White,
1.000.
Town
Officers.
Edwards,
Bass,
Ximena,
R.,
Eula,
Middlesex,
Lewis. R.
1.
Tilson, Ralph Cable, Lallah,
Union Hope. Union Hope.
Collins. CHIEF OF POLICE— TREASURER—G. L. Jones. TAX COLLECTOR— Jas. Collins. POSTMASTER—L. C. Cooper. R. K. AGENT— J. E. Lambert, A. C L. EXPRESS AGENT— J. E. Lambert, Southern
MAYOR— S.
G.
Griffin. Jas.
Leeson, Jessie, Beans. Cable. Verona, Oak Ridge. Strickland, H. S., Frazier X Roads. Moore. Georgia. Samaria. Woodburn, Miss, Middlesex, R. F. D. Hunt, Bettie; Hilliandston. Moser, J. W., Philadelphia. Wheless, Chessie, Philadelphia. Pullen, Magnolia, Taylor. Sledge, Carrie, Avent. McLean, Mary, Stanhope. Dawson, Lena, Stanhope. Stone, Elizabeth, Sugar Hill.
W. U.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J. MANAGER TELEPHONE— J.
Tel.
E.
Lambert,
Henry Odom.
Home
Co. Ministers and
Churches.
BAPTIST—J. E. Hoyle, Pastor. METHODIST— J. W. Antry, Pastor. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—M. B. Williford,
Pastor.
GRADED— G.
Schools and Academies. T. Whitley, Prin. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Carolina Hotel.
Renfrow, Pansy, Lamm. Addie, Hunts. Cray, R. D., Momer. Hollingsworth, Lula, Momer. Hunt, Mary E., Momer. Vicks, Hattie, Matthews. Sledge, Annie, Pleasant Grove. Joyner, Henrietta, Edwards. Taylor, Agnes, Spring Hope. Conyess, Estelle, Spring Hope. White, Jesse, Spring Hope. K rider. Bertha, Spring Hope. Goode, B. E., Mrs., Spring Hope. Griffin, Annie, Spring Hope. Redman, Ruth, Spring Hope. Goode, B. E. Spring Hope. Whiteley, G. T. Nashville. Ellis, Ruby, Nashville. Sutton, Marie, Nashville.
Taylor,
Brown & Thomas.
Collins,
Drake Boarding House.
(Cafe).
G.
C.
(Boarding House).
Architects. Boyles.
S.
;
Batchi lor
&
S.
Thompson,
Bankers. F. Austin, Pres. N. B. Doziei, Cash. Boot and Shoe Dealers. Arrington-Bissett Co. Cooper & Cooper. Ricks, Alford & Batchelor Co. Jones-Sherrod Co.
BANK OF NASHVILLE— S.
Bank and
Nash Supply
Cockrell
Jones,
J.
Co.
&
Williams Co.
Roberson,
W. G.
J.
Harrison, Ursula, Nashville. Leyter, Nashville. Carrie, Nashville. Penny, Juanita Pearl. Strum, G. L., Odom. Culpepper, Maggie G., Elm Grove. White, J. L., Whitakers. Loftin, Maria, Whitakers. Battle, Ruth, Whitakers. Pike, Dorothy, Whitakers. Cahal, Nellie, Mrs., Whitakers. Goitelly, Ethel, Whitakers. Peoples, Lucie C, Powell. Corbett, Emma S., Selma.
Carter,
Webb,
Winstead, J. D., & Son. Ward, Vick & Co. Farmers' Union Store. Planters Supply Co. Contractors and Builders.
Gent,
Griffin,
E.
B.
Sid.
Kent. E. B. Batchelor &
Boyles.
S.
Thompson,
Roberson, Batchelor.
S.
Coal
and
Wood
Dealers.
Warren,
Mabel,
Selma.
G. A. Cotton Gins. Batchelor, V. B. (estate of.) Farmers' Oil Mill Co. Warren Milling Co.
S.
W.
NASH COUNTY
Dentists.
335
CASTALIA.
Incorporated in 1873. Whites, Population, 1912:
total.
Ross, T. T.
Druggists.
350; colored,
75;
Lotta Drug Co. Nashville Drug Co.
425.
estate,
Value of real
sonal property,
$100,000; value of perOfficers.
Ward Drug
Spright, J. Strickland,
Battle,
J.
Co.
$20,000.
Doctors.
Town
A.
J.
MAYOR— C.
T.
J.
L.
Mos».
Wheelers.
S.
Dean, Thomas
P.
POSTMASTER— E.
Ministers
Dealers.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. W.
and
Bartholomew.
Fruit
Barnes,
J.
Y.
Vester, B.
H. B.
Collins, G. C. Winstead, .1. D., & Son. Joyner & Cooper. Baker, J. D. Ward, Vick, & Co.
Churches. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— G. W. May, Pastor Schools and Academies. HIGH—Prof. Johnson, I Tin.
Doctors.
Mathess,
Ballence,
T.
J.
A.
R.
Druggists. Co.
Jones,
J.
J.
Cooper
Cooper. Fertilizer Dealers and Manufacturers Arrington-Bissett Co. Ricks, Alford . December 13 (civil).
,
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., 5C.49 miles, assessed Norfolk Southern Railroad Co., 29.21 miles, assessed East Carolina Railway, 9.07 miles, assessed value Pullman Co. , assessed value Southern Express Co. assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co. assessed value
TERMS—
.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— J. D. Cox,
ville.
CONTENTNEA— S.
GreenL. Hobgood, Winterville.
J.
C. Carroll, Winterville; Winterville; Rudolph Croom,
SHERIFF—Joseph MeLawhorn, Greenville. REGISTER OF DEEDS—Brascoe Bell,
Dupree,
ner,
Greenville.
FALKLAND—J. H. Abner Eason, FARMVILLE— B.
R.
Smith, Falkland; F. G. Fountain.
Skinner, W. C. JoyJoyner, W. A. Lewis,
.T.
TREASURER— W. B. Wilson, Greenville. AUDITOR—R. Williams, Greenville. ATTORNEY— S. J. Everett. CORONER—J. C. Green, Greenville. SUVEYOR—W. C. Dresbach, Greenville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— L. C. Skinner, GreenSUPT.
Farmville; Farmville.
L.
GREENVILLE—L.
D.
Rountree,
E. Fleming, Greenville.
J. W. Brooks, W. H. Allen,
A. Mayo, B. F. Tyson, C. J. J. Harrington, J. J. Harrington,
ville.
OF OF
F.
SCHOOLS— S.
B.
Underwood.
Green-
Greenville.
SUPT
ville,
HOME—
D.
J.
W
O
Smith,
R.
BOARD
L.
OF
EDUCATION—A
J.
(chm'n), Winterville; M. C. Arthur, Greenvjlle.
G. Cox Blount, Bethel
;
COMMISSIONERS— S.
Parmele, R. F. D.
Stokes,
;
S.
McD.
Winterville; R. D. Horton, Farmville.
Greenville;
S.
A. Congleton (chmn) Ross, Ayden; S. A. Whitehurst, Bethel;
J.
R. Overton, W. H. Ross, J. Pactolus. E. Moore. W. A. Garris, J. C. Gaskins, Grifton. Ministers and Churches. FREE-WILL BAPTIST—E. Hathaway, Conetoe; T. H. Barnhill. Bethel; F. Harris. C. T. W. Pollard. W. H. LaughingLittle, house. Greenville; J. R. McCaskey, Ayden. R.
PACTOLUS—J.
Davenport.
SWIFT CREEK— S.
D
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—C.
B.
C.
Bland, Ayden;
G.
H.
Tucker,
J.
S.
Corbett,
W.
Stokes.
Gieenville.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— S.
(chm'n),
T.
White.
Everett, Greenville;
PHYSICIANS NOT
Whitfield,
IN
IN
TOWNS. TOWNS.
W. C,
Grifton.
Harry Skinner, Greenville.
MERCHANTS NOT
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP— S.
Farmville;
ville.
J.
W. Smith,
C.
R. A.
V. Joyner, Nichols, Green-
Whichard, L. R. Whichard. Randolph Bros., House.
Stancill, G. A., Hill. Whitehurst, S. C, Whitehurst. Stokes, J. A., Griftom Johnson, D. M., Grifton.
Cobb. Conetoe: D. C. BarCoggins, Greenville. Roberson, C. J. Whitehurst, Bethel; S. T. Carson, Bethel. CAROLINA—D. A. James, Stokes; S. C. Whichard, Stokes; Eli Rodders, Parincle; K. S. Woolard, Stokes. R. F. D. CHICOD—J. J. Elks, H. E. Dixon. G. W. Venters, Grimesland; W. S. Cox, J. Marshall Cox, Greenville; L. A. Arnold, Grimesland.
row,
BELVOIR— W.
Bethel; R.
BETHEL—W.
W. James,
H.
J.
Patrick,
J.
L.. L.,
Grifton.
B.
Cobb,
J.
H., Greenville.
Winterville. & R. T., Greenville. Bethel. Williams, R. M.. Black Jack. Mayo, L. A., Greenville. Moore, P. S., Grifton.
MeLawhorn,
Whichard, O. E.
Co.,
The Parker
368
PITT
COUNTY
PITT COUNTY
Geneive, Farmville. McLean, II. II., Farmville. Clark, Annie N., Farmville. Best, Lila W., Farmville. Stringfellow, Mae W., Farmville. Elzey, Carrie, Farinville. Perry, Estelle, Farmville. Perkins, Annie, Farmville. Brown, Hennie, Farmville. Martin, Sarah B.. Farmville. Bollins, Addie, Farmville. Swain, Emma, Farmville. Thorne, Sue, Farmville. Moore. Lucy, Farmville. Gainer, Eva, Farmville.
369
McMillan,
TREASURER—M. L. Turnage. TAX COLLECTOR—J. C. Tyson. SUPT. OF HEALTH—L. C. Skinner. POSTMASTER—D. J. Whichard. K. AGENTS— W. 11. Ward, A. C. L. J. L. Hassell, N. S. EXPRESS AGENT—Henry Sheppard. TELEGRAPB MANAGERS—C. B. Whichard, w. U. Hazel Eason, Postal. Tl LEPHONE MANAGERS— II. M. Phillips,
It.
;
:
Home
Telp.
& Tel. Co. Ministers and
Churches.
McClayton, Ava, Greenville. Evans, Mavis B., Greenville. Hoggard, Beulah, Greenville.
Stover,
Ellis,
Ida, Greenville. Lottie, Greenville.
Johnston. Addie, Greenville. Worthington, Charity, Greenville. Lee, Carrie A., Winterville. Clifton, Francis, Winterville.
BAPTIST— C. M. Rock, Pastor. CMK1STIAN— J. J. Walker. Pastor. EPISCOPAL— J. R. Matthews, I'astor. METHODIST— J. M. Daniel, Pastor. CATHOLIC—Father Gallagher, Pastor. UNIVERSALIST—W. 0. Bodell, Pastor. FREE-WILL BAPTIST— D. A. Windham, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—A. G. Harris.
GRADED— Hoy
Andrews,
Selma, Greenville.
EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS' TRAINING
A.,
Schools and Academies. Taylor, Supt.
Everett, .Tohnie. Greenville. Taylor, Hoy, Greenville. Austin, Delia H., Greenville. Gray, Elizabeth, Greenville. Dowell, Pattie S., Greenville. Pike, Lucille, Greenville. Paylor, Ivey, Greenville. Grogan, lone H., Greenville. Bunvell, Norma, Greenville. Billiard, Helen, Greenville. Fagan, Edith, Greenville. Sheridan, Lucille, Greenville. McLeod, Audrey, Greenville. Upchurch, Maude, Greenville. Peel, Elbert S., Greenville. Briley, Ella, Greenville. Evans, Nannie E., Greenville. Stokes, Lillian, Bethel. Davis, Mattie L., Greenville. Langley, Ella, Greenville. Quick, Fannie W., Greenville.
—Robert H. Wright, Pres. Claude W. Wilson, B.
Pedagogy.
Leon R. Meadows, B. A., M. A., English. Mamie E. Jenkins, B. A.. M. A., English.
Sallie Joyner Davis, History. Herbert E. Austin, B. S., Science. Margery L. Herman, B. S., Science. Alice V. Wilson, Science. Maria D. Graham, L. I., B. S., Mathematics.
Mabel
matics
M. Comfort. and History.
A.
B.,
A.
M.,
Mathe-
Daisy Bailey Wailt. A. B., Latin. May Barrett, Primary Methods. Kate W. Lewis, Drawing. May R. B. Muffly, Public School Music and
Voice.
Hill, Piano. MacFayden, Critic Teacher. Mylitta Mae Morris, Critic Teacher. Genevieve Schuster, Critic Teacher. Annie Mae McCowen, B. A., Critic Teacher. S. B. Underwood, B. A., School Management.
Lida
Miriam
Vincent, Eva, Grimesland. Congleton, Elizabeth, Pactolus. Moore, Mary. Alice, Pactolus. Greenlee, Annie T., Pactolus. Barnhill, Lila, Greenville. Barnhill, Bessie, Greenville. Gayle, Emily D., Grifton.
Martha Armstrong, Domestic Sarah A. Dynes, History.
Science.
Hanna Fahnestock, Music.
Hotels and Boarding Proctor Hotel. Hotel Taylor. Hotel Bertha. Smith House. Rives House. Cherry, Mrs. J. B. Critcher House.
Architects.
Houses.
Edwards, W. B., Grifton. Walton, Lucile G., Grifton.
Addie, Grifton. Harden, Emma, Grifton. Harris, Nina, Hanrahan. Patrick, Mrs. Joel, Hanrahan. Garris, Ella, Littlefleld. Burney, Lizzie, Grifton. Lucas, F. G., Mrs.. Grifton. Dimmette, Maude, Grifton. Price, May, Grifton. Tripp, Annie, Vanceboro. Trott, Lula, Vanceboro.
Williams.
West. C. B. Johnson & Stroud. Wilson, J. A. Banks and
Bankers.
Harden, Bertha, Grimesland. Harden, Bertha. Grimesland. Stox, Mae, Grimesland. Dixon, Juanita, Ayden. Cannon, Jessie, Ayden. Nixon, Mary, Grifton.
FARMERS BANK— B. T. Cox, Pres.; F. A. GREENVILLE BANKING & TRUST CO.— E. G. Flanagan, Pres.; C. S. Carr, Cash. NATIONAL BANK OF GREENVILLE—J. L.
Edmondson, Cash.
Little,
Pres.
;
F.
J.
J.
Forbes, Cash. Bakers.
Co.
Williams,
Greenville
Dail,
of
E.
GREENVILLE.
Populaton,
Bakery
Brick
IE. Jr.
White Value
sonal
TAX BATE—
Bonded
1910: 4,101. polls 461; colored polls 341. real estate, $1,116,188; value property $1,122,185. $1.69 on the $100.
debt, $170,000.
Manufacturers.
W.
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
per-
Greenville Bakery Saad. N. G. Saad. John.
Co.
Town
Sugg.
T.
Hearne.
Officers.
MAYOB—J.
CLERK—J.
-24-
B. Janus.
Brown, W. B. Munford. C. T.
Smith.
Forbes, C. S. Staton, V. E.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
C.
Tyson.
370
l'ITT
(..
COUNTY
Johnson v
Moore,
Shelburne
& McCs
Ayden
I-oan
and
Ins. Co.
(Life, Fire,
Health)
Sale
Stables.
AYDEN.
Incorporated in ISO. colored, miO: Whites. 1,200; Population. 300: total, 1.500. Value of real estate $175,000; value of personal property. $160,000. TAX RATE: 50c. on the $100.
Winslow, J. E. Wingate, R.
Garages.
Sutton, S. Tripp, M.
C. B.,
&
Alexander,
W.
Bro. Barbers. B.
POSTMASTER—J. A. Harrington. CHIEF OF POLICE—C. S. Smith. R. R. AGENT—E. L. Brown, A. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E. L. Brown,
U. Ministers
MAYOR—L.
Town
L.
Officers.
BETHEL.
Incorporated in 1873. Population, 1910: Whites, 400; colored, 150;
total.
Kittrell.
W
Value
550. of
real
sonal property,
estate, $200,000; $225,000.
value of per-
and
Churches.
CHRISTIAN—S. B. Wagoner, Pastor. METHODIST— Davie Lane. Pastor. BAPTIST— Geo. J. Donall, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— J. H. Griffith, Pastor. FRKE-W1LL BAPTIST—R. F. Pittman,
tor.
POSTMISTRESS—Miss Estelle CHIEF OF POLICE—Warren,
R. R.
MAYOR— S.
Town Officers. M. Jones.
Jones.
Brewer.
C. L. S. Harper,
Pas-
AGENT—D. S. Harper, A. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—D.
TJ.
W.
Schools and Academies. A. Ingram, Supt. F. W. B. T. SEMINARY— J. E. Sawyer, Pre*. Banks and Bankers. 3 J. R. Spier, Pres. OF H. Hodges, Cash.
Ministers
GRADED—W.
BANK
METHODIST—H. BAPTIST—F. A.
Schools
and Churches. E. Tripp, Pastor. Davis. Pastor. and
Academies.
AYDEN—
T.
;
Dixon, W. H.
Frizzelle,
M.
M
Druggists.
HIGH—H. O. Craven. Prin. Banks and Bankers. THE BETHEL BANKING & TRUST
O.
CO.—
Blount, Pres.
;
W. H. Woolard, Cash.
Johnson, H.
Doctors.
Garenton, Cecil.
Griffln,
McKinney, W. M.
Sauls,
C.
O.
M. M.
General
Merchants.
Matiner Drug
Pitt
Druggists. Co.
Smith.
R., Turnage Bros.
J.
Cannon, R. Edwards, J.
Quinerly,
Pierce,
J. J.
& C, & J., &
W..
Co.
Building and Loan Association. B. & L. Association.
General
Sons. Son. & Bro.
Merchandise.
B., Co.
Blount Bros. Bunting, J. R. Andrey. Ford Co.
Co.
Bullock, Worthington Shoheen, R. A. Hart. R. C. Blount, Henry. Blount & King. Dail & Holton. Jenkins, S. A. Buck, Walter. Dail, E. E., & Sons.
&
Carson.
J.
E.
Bullock, Mrs. W. H. Whitehurst & Andrews Co. Bullock, W. R. Ford, L. G. Womoek & Grimes. Butchers and Dealers Whitehurst, C. D.
in
Cattle.
Ayden Furniture Cannon, M. V.
Cannon.
J.
Co.
E.,
&
Co.
Davis, Mrs. J. A., Jones, J. D. Co. Stocks & Bro. Co. Tingle Johnson, R. M.
&
Co-
Nobles, Joseph. Whitehurst, B. R. Insurance Agents. Jones. S. M. (Life). Carson, S. T. (Life).
Woolard,
Jones,
S.
S.
W. H.
and
(Fire).
&
Hotels
Boarding
Houses.
M.
Feed Stables.
T.
Butchers and Cox, John O. Dennis. W. P..
Stokes,
J.
Dealers
in
Cattle.
Carson,
Alethel
Hay and Grain.
J.
Hotels and
Boarding Houses.
Manufacturing Plants. Mfg. Co. Farmers Mfg. Co. Farmers' Ginning Co. Highsmith's Saw Mill and Gin.
Cox House.
1 1
at ton,
J.
A.
C.
FALKLAND.
Jewelers.
Noble, O.
Incorporated in 1891. Population, 1910: White,
total,
260;
colored,
of
40;
per-
Spear, C. E.
300.
estate,
Ayden
Livery Livery Co.
J. J.
Stables.
Value of real
$25,500; value
sonal property, $30,750.
Grimsley,
TAX RATE:
15c on the $100.
AYDEN DISPATCH
FREE-WILL
Phillips.
Newspapers
BAPTIST
and Editors. (Semi-Weekly).
(Weekly)— E.
T
Editor.
POSTMASTER—>C. A. Marslinder. CHIEF OF POLICE— Joseph Cobbs.
MAYOR—J.
Town
H.
Officers.
Smith.
PITT COUNTY
374
PITT
General
COUNTY
STOKES.
Incorporated In 1903. Population, lull: Whites,
total,
Merchants.
Bro. Co. Co.
Fountain Co. Jefferson, R, 1.., Yelvertoii. M. D., Gardner, K. A.,
Gainor, W. D.
&
&
S5;
colored
20;
&
105.
of
Value
sonal
real
property.
estate $75,000; $50,000.
value
of
per-
Drug Stores.
Mi
rcer,
\V.
II.
Groceries
and
Market.
Houses.
Baker,
C.
C.
Hotels
and
Boarding
Stables.
»
Kason,
Abner.
Livery
J.
POSTMASTER—G. H. Robuck. CHIEF OF POLICE— H. D. Gurgams. R. R. AGENT— W. G. Stokes, A. C. E.
STOKES—Miss
Page, C. F. Roebuck, G.
Schools and Academies. Annie Taylor.
Grocers.
li.
MAYOR—C.
Town
Officers.
F. Page.
Ry.
Owens,
R.
Banks and
G.
T.
BANK OF FOUNTAIN—W.
Jefferson,
VV.,
Bankers. H. Graham.
Manufacturing Plants.
&
Bro.
(Saw Mill).
Market.
Eason,
J.
(Clement
Drain Tile).
Page,
S.
C.
Business
Enterprises.
Funtain Development Co. Fountain Electric Light
P. P.
B.
Druggists.
Brooks,
W.
General Merchants. McCotter, R. C, & Co. Harvey, J. R., & Co. Coward, A. G.
Davenport,
Chancey, W. C. Manufacturing J. R.
Plants.
WINTERVILLE.
Incorporated 1S95. Population, 1914: Whites,
total,
Thompsn,
J.
L.,
&
Bro.
375;
colored,
260;
per-
Jenkins, I. E. Jenkins, R. F. bumereil, E. A. Grifton Feed Co. Bland, Mrs. G.
Value
635. of
real
sonal property
poll.
TAX RATE— 75c.
estate $90,000; $115,000.
value
of
on the $100; $2.25 on the
May,
C.
C.
Bryant,
D.
D.
MAYOR—R.
Green.
G.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Grifton. Hellen, Mrs. S. E. Livery Stables. Patrick, J. Patrick, W. H. Insurance Agents. Gardner, G. T.
SECRETARY
Town Officers. Chapman.
AND
TREASURER—J.
E.
EXPRESS AGENT—J.
Express Co.
POSTMASTER—Jesse L. Rollins. CHIEF OF POLICE—Elliott, L. F. R. R. AGENT— J. E .Green, A. C. L.
E.
Green,
Southern
McCotter. W. H. Dixon, M. C. Manufacturing Plants.
Cox, L. O. Grifton Ginning Co.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J. E. Green, Western Union. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Central, B. T.
Cox
A.
Nottingham & Wrenn Co. Nacola Lumber Co.
Scarborough, Grifton Auto Owner).
J.
W.
(L.
and Garage Co.
O.
Cox,
Henderson Telephone Co.;; Local, Winterville Telephone Co. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST Daniel Lane, Jr., Pastor. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— Geo. J. Dowell, Pastor. FREE-WILL BAPTIST J. E. Sawyer. EPISCOPAL J. W. Matthews. Rector.
Bro.,
&
W. Ange,
—
—
—
PITT— POLK
Schools and Academies.
GKADED— Miss
THE
Green.
WINTERVILLE HIGH—
Banks and
Pres.
;
R.
F.
Felton, Prin. F. C- Nye, Prin.
Bankers.
E.
BANK OF WINTERVILLE— J.
C.
Manufacturing Plants. Cotton Oil Co. K. Lumber Co. Braxton, A. B. Co. A. (Wagons, G., Manufacturing Cox, School Desks, Saddles, Cotton Planters, BugWinterville
O.
gies,
T.
Cox,
Cash.
etc.)
Doctors.
ARTHUR.
Incorporated in 1911. 1914: White, Population
54;
Cox, B. T. Turnage, James. Cox, B.
T.,
colored
27
;
&
Druggists. Bro.
total
81.
Value real
sonal
estate,
$100 per acre; value perOfficers.
General Merchandise.
TAX RATK:
property,
about $40,000. 50c. on the $100.
Harrington, Barber & Co. Ange. A. W., & Co. Forrest, B. D.," & Co. House, W. L. Beddard, A. 0. Vincent, Clarence, & Co. Chapman, S. K., & Co. Chapman, R. G., & Co.
Hotels Vincent, M.,
MAYOR—J.
Waters,
R. R.
Town
R.
Nichols.
COMMISSIONERS—J. W.
R.
Crawford.
E.
S.
AGENT— S.
T.
Strickland.
M.
Fanlkner.
SCHOOLS.
Churches.
PUBLIC.
Houses.
and Boarding Mrs.
Livery Stables.
FREE-WILL BAPTIST—Vacant.
Merchants.
Joyner, J. E. Joyner, John N. Mathews, J. A. Turner. H. B. Strickland, J. R. Willoughley, Lawrence.
Ministers and CHRISTlA-\— \ acant.
House, W. L.
Cotton Buyers. Manning. B. F. Harrington. J. F.
Hobgood,
Ange, A.
J.
L.
W.
Chapman, R. G.
Manufacturing Plants. Smith, C. D. (Saw and Planing Mills.) Nichols, J. R. (Blacksmithing, Etc.)
POLK COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT. COLUMBUS.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 7.640. Formed in 1855. Named in honor of AREA — 300 square miks.
Value
Col.
W. M.
Polk.
of real estate, $1,356,485; value of personal property, $568,614. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $1,342.27; by negroes $56,545. For whites, 32; for negroes. 10.
Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad, 10 miles, assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value. Polk County Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Saluda Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value. Green River Telephone Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value I'ERIOR COURT April 12. September 20
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NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— TAX RATE— County purposes, 19c on the $100; roads and bridges PUBLIC ROADS—Number of miles, 225. Worked by free labor and RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AMD EXPRESS COMPANIES.
52c.
taxation.
$295, 494.00
TERMS—
132.30 680.00 814.00 217.00 144.80 346.00 202.00 40.00 270.00
COUNTY OFFICERS.
bus.
CLERK OF COURT— J. P. Arledge, SHERIFF—A. L. Hill, Tryon.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— F. M.
ColumT.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. COLUMBUS TOWNSHIP—L. L. Tallant,
Mills,
N.
Burgess, Co-
Landrum,
Wilson,
Butler,
J.
Jos. S.
Armour, Columbus;
C.
;
S.
E.
Wm.
Care,
Halbert,
Tryon;
D.
Columbus.
C.
lumbus.
TREASURER—W. B. Feagan, Melvin Hill. R. CORONER—— B. Williams, Melvin Hill. SURVEYOR Marvin Hall. Mill Spring. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. Grady, Tryon. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— E. B. F. Cobb, CoSUPT.
_.
,
TRYON—J.
M.
Tryon.
Fisher, Butler; George Gash, Butler, Tryon; Melvin Cooad,
MILL SPRING—Nathan Moore, J. Mill Spring; Wm. Weison, liams,
Bradley, B.
F.
R. WilH. J.
B.
L.
lumbus.
OF
HOME;
— Beatrice
M.
Taylor,
Mill
SALUDA—
Morris,
Coffs.
Spring.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— E.
B. Weaver, Landrum, F. Jackson, Mill Spring.
S.
M.
S.
Sallie.
Sa1;
Gibbs, Mill Spring. J. H. Johnson, J as. Rhodes. John Halbert, Joe Forest, B.
L.
luda;
C. S.
C,
R.
COOPERS—M.
Cowart,
H. G. Cannon, Tryon; J. T. R. F. D. Waldrop, Mill Spring, R. 1. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— N. T. Mills, (chm'n), Columbus: W. II. McFarland, Tryon.
COMMISSIONERS—J.
C,
;
Miller.
Landrum.
W.
S.
;
G.
C. Hill, Walker; W. W. Hill, G. Walker, Mill Spring.
GREENS CREEK— W.
drum,
C.
;
W. W.
J.
M. Barnett. Rogers, Landrum,
LanS. S.
R. F. D. R. F. D.
A.
Humphries, Landrum,
C C,
376
roLK COUNTY
MINISTERS NOT
Town
Officers.
IN TOWNS. BAPTIST— Rev. J. M. Walker, Columbus: J K. Mill Barnie Jackson, Arledge, Saluda; Spring; T. M. Arledge, Farmvllle, S. C. PRESBYTERIAN—F. J'.. Rankin, Rutherfordton.
POSTMASTER—L.
MAYOR—N.
T.
Mills.
H.
CHIEF OF POLICE— L.
Ministers and
MORGANS—Mrs.
drum,
S.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
.1.
W. Arledge,
1'rln.,
Lan-
C.
OWENS Mrs. Champion, Prin., Columbus. BULA — Harriet Splawn, Prin., Mill Spring. PEA RIDGE—John Gilbert, Sr., Prin., Columbus. BAREFOOT— W. S. Chessie, Mill Spring.
.
PRICES—Myrtle
BAPTIST—John Walker, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—F. P. Rankin. Schools and Academies. COLUMBUS STATIC niGH— E. W.
Prin.
ton.
;
Cloud. E. Hutchinson. Churches.
S.
Hampton,
Prin., Mill Spring.
Sallie
Hunter,
Ast.
;
1st
Asst.
:
Bettie
Cobb, EgerAst.
:
MELVIN HILL— Thomas
PHYSICIANS NOT
Head. Willie. Melvin
Miss Sissons, 2nd Miss Cunningham, Music. General Merchandise. Jackson, John L. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Primary
Walker, Prin., ColIN IN
Columbus
Arledge,
Elliott,
Hotel.
umbus.
TOWNS. TOWNS.
1.
1.
.
Langless, Dr., Mill Spring.
Hill.
MERCHANTS NOT
Taylor, Mrs. E., Pea Ridge. Shields, J. A.. Rutherfordton, R. 1. Clement, R. L., Fiugerville, S. C, R. Elias, Coutrell, Landrum, S. C, R. Laughter, Mr., Melvin Hill. Arledge, A. E., Mill Spring. Mill Spring. Lewis, J. M.
,
Minnie. D. Mills, Mrs. N. T. McFarland, Mrs. R. F. Lawyers. Cloud, E. B. Manufacturing Plants. West & Hutchinson. (Lumber.) Barber Shop.
Annan,
Burgess
Jas.
&
Bicycle
Repairing.
Gilbert & Miller, Melvin Hill. Y'oungs, Mill Spring, R. 1.
COTTON GINS.
Hughes
&
West. Poultry Raisers. Williamson.
Edwards, Elias, Mill Spring.
TRYON.
Population,
total,
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Gibbs, L. C. Turner, J. B., Mill Spring.
Collinsville Mill,
1910:
White,
500;
colored,
150;
650. Value of
real
estate
and personal property,
on the $100.
Officers.
Melvin
Hill.
$307,250.
Melvin Hill Flour Mill, Melvin Hill. Jackson, J. L., Mill Spring.
TAX RATE:
66 2-3c.
West
&
Hutcheron, Columbus.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Cobb, E. W. S., Columbus. Hunter, Sallie, Columbus.
Sisson,
Ira, Columbus, Gram. Bottie, Columbus.
J.
Grades.
S.
1. 4.
Egerton, Arledge,
W., Mrs., Landrum.
R.
C,
R.
3.
Champion, Geo., Mrs.. Tryon,
Morrow. Blanche, Landrum, S. C, R. Jack, J. W., Mrs., Tryon, R. 1. Glass, Elicia, Lynn.
Glass, Jones, Vasti,
Linnette. Tryon. O. B., Tryon. Georgia, Tryon. LIpton, Caroline, Tryon. Thompson, Elizabth, Tryon. Acker, Ida A., Flat Rock.
POSTMASTER— — CHIEF OF R. R. AGENT— Mr. Hinton, Southern Railway. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Jas Bion, W. U. Ministers and Churches. CONGREGATIONAL— Rev. Morgan. METHODIST—Rev. Ferguson
EPISCOPAL—J.
MAYOR— E.
Town
E. Missildine. W. H. Stevens. POLICE G. 11. Metcalf.
TRYON GRADED SCHOOL— H.
Prin.
Schools
Bowen, Rector. and Academies.
M.
Swift,
PRIVATE SCHOOL—Mrs.
Prin.
O.
L.
Missildine,
Henderson, Winifred, Saluda. Sherfey, Mary, Saluda. Head, M. J., Flat Rock. Henderson, Bertha, Saluda. Oates. Mary, Melvin Hill. Tallant. Alice, Melvin Hill. Stroup, Edna, Melvin Hill. Hunter, Irene, Fugerville. S. C, R. Lawrence, I. L., Landrum, S. C, R. Roberson, Edna, Landrum, S. C.
Myrtle, Landrum, Hampton, Myrtle, Landrum, R. Nanney, Mary, Mill Spring. Johnson, Mamie, Mill Spring. Goforth, Kate, Mill Spring. Oates, Maggie, Mill Spring. Ducker, Dosia. Walker.
Cantrell,
S.
BANK OF TRYON—
J.
Banks and
Bankers. W. T. Lindsey,
Pres.
;
B.
Hester, Cash.
TRYON BEE
Editor.
Newspapers and
Editors. (Weekly)—Geo. E.
Morton,
Doctors.
Grady, Earle. Bedell, L. G.
1.
Palmer, M. C.
Druggists.
4.
C
R.
1.
Missildine, E. E.
4.
General
Orr,
Merchandise.
John.
Gash, G. A., & Co. Swink & Hudson.
Gurley, Joe. Ballenger Co. Belue. Williams, C. L. Jackson, James. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Thompson,
Gilbert,
J.
Lizzie,
T.,
Walker. Columbus.
Mill Mill
Spring. Spring.
Guffey, Gutfey,
Mary,
Lola,
Edwards. Cora, Mill Spring. Feagan, Clora, Mill Spring.
Oak Hall Hotel. Mimosa Hotel. Woodalwn.
Stearnes
Cottage.
Stables.
COLUMBUS.
Incorporated in 1856. Population, 1910: Whites,
total,
Pine Ridge Inn.
Swan
117;
colored,
10;
TAX RATE:
127.
50c.
on the $100.
Livingston & Roach. Turner, John.
Andrews'
Livery Livery. Livery.
POLK— RANROLI'H
Manufacturing Tryon Paper Box Co. Tryon Hosiery Co. Erskin, Ralph (Chairs and Furniture.) Tryon Furnish Co. Green, J. T. (Dealers in Lumber, Etc).
Plants.
377
Thompson & Pace. Robertson, W. C,
J. A. Hart, J. L. annon, Wm. & Hill. Staton
&
Son.
Gosmary,
(
Hotels and Boarding
Houses.
SALUDA.
Incorporated in 18S1. White, Population, 1910
total,
The Hotel Charles.
Melrose Inn.
500;
colored,
21;
Value
521. real
estate,
75c.
$1(30,000;
value
personal
The Esseola. The Southern. The Poplar Glen.
Dentists.
property, $31,000.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
Officers.
MAYOR— John Pace. Cononon. TOWN MARSHAL— Newman. R. R. AGENT— W. H. Pace, Southern Railway. _ MANAGER TELEGRAPH—W. H. Pace,
POSTMASTER— Henry
li.
Town
Teasue, B. H. Insurance Agents.
Salley, E.
M.
B.,
Mabcry.
Lawter,
J. J.
Livery Stables Co.
&
Ward, W. B.
E.
Western Union.
LYNN.
Incorporated in 1911. Population, 1914: White, total, 550. (Estimated).
500;
colored,
METHODIST— COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS— Harry Gilreath. Prin. AMERICAN MISIONARY ASSOCIATION SEMINARY— Harry Helmich, Prin.
Banks
Pres.
;
EPISCOPAL—E.
Ministers and Churches. N. Joyner, Rector. E. O. Smithtleal. Pastor. Schools and Academies.
50;
Value
$160,000.
of
real
estate
25c.
and personal property,
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
B.
MAYOR—W.
T.
Town Officers. Hammett.
Panther,
and
CAROLINA STATE
BANK—D.
T.
Bankers.
C.
Barrow, 'McCall, H.
Edi-
POLK COUNTY NEWE—W.
tor.
H. B. Lane, Cash. Newspapers.
COMMISSIONERS— J. C. Rhodes. POSTMASTER—W. A.
Ministers and
W.
S.
Cannon.
Churches.
Little,
Doctors.
Salley,
E.
J.
M.
O.
PRESBYTERIAN—F. B. Rankin, Pastor. BAPTIST— Jno. A. Walker. Pastor. Schools and Academies. DISTRICT AND MISSION SCHOOL— Mary
Schwarburg, Prin. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hooper,
Bradley,
Druggists.
S.
O.
The Mimosa.
Manufacturing Plants. Tryon Hosiery Manufacturing Co. Southern Mercerizing Co.
Saluda Pharmacy.
General
Merchandise.
Co.
Sonner, Q.
C, &
COUNTY RANDOLPHASHEBORO. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 29,491. Formed in 1779. Named in honor of the AREA — 900 square miles.
Value
of
Randolph family
of
Virginia.
Property
NUMBER
TAX RATE—
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed Liberty Telephone Co. assessed value
,
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
value
real estate, $3,819,942; value of personal property, $2,59S,5S5. listed iu 1914, by whites, $6,255,484; by negroes, $2,59S,585. For whites, 108; for negrcs, 22. OF County purposes, 26c. on the $110; roads, 8 l-3c. ; schools,
SCHOOLS—
20c; State, 27
2-3c.
332.00
1. 41
8.00
340, 625.00 Atlantic & Yadkin Railroad, 30.49 miles, assessed value High Point, Randleman, Asheboro and Southern Ky., ^3.74 "miles, assessed value.... 296 5ii.no 41, 7IMI.MII North Carolina Railroad, .60 miles, assessed value 500.00 Randleman Telephone Co. assessed value 4, 085.00 Southern Power Co., assessed value 10 :;::>;. nn Southern Express Co. assessed value 3 254.00 Asheboro Telephone Co., assessed value 4 652.01 Western Union Telegraph- Co., assessed value 260.00 North State Telephone Co. assessed value 60 611.00 Norfolk Southern, A. & A. Div., 14.60 miles, assessed value 128.00 Pullman Co., assessed value.^. 7 311.00 Carolina & Yadkin R. R., assessed value 36.00 Snow Camp Mibual Telephone Co., assessed value 37.00 South Alamance Telephone Co., assessed value 230.00 Denton Telephone Co. assessed value 31 assessed value Ether Rural Telephone Co. 250 00 Randolph Power Co. assessed value 390.00 Prospect Telephone Co., assessed value 192.00 assessed value Southeast Guilford Telephone Co., 2 ,466.00 Coleridge Telephone Co., assessed value 1 .650.00 Riverside Telephone Co. assessed value 500.00 assessed value Seagrove Telephone Co. 31.00 Ether Telephone Co. assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS March 15 (civil), March 29, July 19 (civil), September 6, Decomber 6 (civil and criminal).
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
,
—
378
RANDOLPH COUNTS
Roger. A. S,, Trinity.
Cari'
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COUNTY OFFICERS. RK OF T11K COURT John M. SHERIFF—J. \V. Blrkhead, Asheboro.
!
REGISTER
oro.
OF
DEEDS—G.
C.
T.
Murdock,
'IK!
rille.
CORONER
ASTJRER—L.
C.
S.
Phillips,
Tate.
Asheboro. Ramseur Franklin•
SURVEYOR—G. A. Albright, Seagrove, R. O. F. SITT. OF HEALTH— L. M. Fox, Asheboro. T. OF SCHOOLS— T. Fletcher Bulla,
Asheboro.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. COLERIDGE ACADEMY—Roy Cox,
i
Stedman, C. E., Farmer. Stowe, J. IL, Seagrove. Trogden, Joel, Asheboro, Rfd. O'Briant, J. B., Randleman. Pike, W. M., Liberty, Rtd. Highflll, D. A.
Prin.,
SUPT, OF
rille,
BOARD OF EDUCATION—T. W.
H. Phillips. R.
4:
.1.
HOME—R.
T.
J.
Pierce,
Asheboro, Ingram.
(chm'n), Bombay; Dr. C.
linville;
Thomas-
ACADEMY— F. M. Wright, prin., Moffitt. WHY NOT ACADEMY—Walter Hogan, Prin., Seagrove. FARMER HIGH— Miss Linnie Shamberger. LIBERTY HIGH—A. R. Phillips. TRINITY HIGH—D. C. Johnson, Prin.
SllilOH
COMMISSIONERS—Clarence
\V.
J.
Hallie
0.
COUNTY BOARD OF FLECTIONS— H.
Coriness, (chm'n), Asheboro, boro; J. S. Lewis, Asheboro.
Wood, Asheboro. Parks, FrankScarboro, (chm'n), Asheboro; Barker, Kandleman.
T. L.
Ingold,
Ashe-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. TRINITY H. TOWNSHIP—J.
'.'.
Elder,
W. Redding, Progress; T. S. Boulding, Archdak C. W. Wilson, High Point, R. 5.
J. A. Wall. Sophia; R. L. R. L. White. Coletrane, Randleman. R. F. D. Ulenola, R. 1; R. L. Causey, Randleman, R. F. D. Geo. W. Pugh, Millsboro; G. P. Barker, Climax, R. F. D. N. C. Allred, Climax, R. F. D. W. B. Owen, Liberty; R. C. PalR. W. Staley, Julian. mer, Liberty John T. Turner, Ramseur; Y. M. C. Johnson, Ramseur; T. P. Barker, Staley. FRANKLIN VILLI-;— W. C. Jones, Asheboro, Rfd. ; E. L. Clarence Parks, Franklinville York, Randleman, R. 2; J. V. Free, Randleman, R. 2; J. R. Lutterloh, Franklkinville ; Isaac A. Julian, Millow. W. T. Bryant, Randleman; T. O. Bowdon, Randleman J. W. Parsons, Randleman: J. A. Russell, T. H. Matthews. A. C. Farlow, Sophia; J. F. Jarrell, Caraway; J. A. Neighbor, Randleman, R. 2. L. E. Hoover, Thomasville, Rfd.; J. C. Hoover, Trinity, Rfd.; A. W. Fuller, H. Lawrence, Caraway; M. L. Fullers; W.
;
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Johnson, D. J., Dewey. Bulla. A. M.. Caraway. Redding, A. H., Cedar Falls. Hubbard, C. C, Farmer. J. Fullers. Bulla, D., Myres, R. W. Fullers. Phillips, C. H., Fullers. Hyworth, ('. A., Coleridge. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Albright, R. L., Seagrove. G. H., Seagrove. Cornelison, D. A. G. H., Carraway. Jarrell, J. F. Cox, S. S-, Brown. Delk Cameron, Cox.
NEW MARKET—
:
&
&
&
PROYIDENCE—
LIBERTY— COLUMBIA—
;
Lambert,
J.
;
Howard & Allen, W.
T., Moffitt. Co., Mechanic.
N., Dewey.
Seagrove Mill
&
Store Co.,
Seagrove.
;
Hinshaw, Thomas, Ramseur, R. 1. Bray, H. T., Ramseur, R. 1. Farlow, E. A., Randleman, R. 3. Kennedy, A. L., Randleman, R. 3. Kennedy, Mrs. M. E., Asheboro, R. Millikan, D. W., Spero. Allred, W. H., Pleasant Garden.
Allred, A. T., Millboro. G. P. Millboro. Greeson & Sivaim, Climax. Siler, P. T., Climax. Underwood & Gates, Millboro. Barnes, Lindsay, Fullers. leuller, A. W., Fullers. Kindly, G. K., Fullers. Laughlin, J. C, Fillers. Moore, W. J., Fullers. Parrish, J. C, Fullers. Wall, M. A., Trinity, R. 1. Wood, M. L., Trinity, R. 1. Bisher, H. F., Randleman, R. Lambe, T. C, Randleman, R. 1. Auman, D., Steeds, Rfd. Beck, J. T. F\, Kanoy.
2.
RANDLEMAN—
Barker,
;
BACK CREEK—
TABERNACLE—
ibi
I
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H.
2;
CONCORD— D. G. McMasters, Kearns, Farmer. CEDAR GROVE— C. M. Nance,
M.
H.
Lassiter,
Farmers;
J.
Mechanics;
Asheboro, R. W. S. Gatin,
1.
Ulah.
O. Ingold, Asheboro, Rfd.; A. S. Walter Humble, AsheAsheboro, Rfd. 1 R. E. Macon, Asheboro, R. 1. COLERIDGE— H. T. Bray, Ramseur, R. 1: J. T. Lambeth, Moffitt; H. M. Garner, AsheC. E. Brown, Kimps Mills. boro, R. F. D. PLEASANT GROVE—E. S. Caviness. Cheeks; T. W. Ingram, Bombay. UNION—S. A. Cox, Pisgah; A. S. Calicott, Seagrove, R. 2. RICHLAND— W. VV. Hayes, Seagrove, Rfd.; J. A. Monroe, Seagrove; M. J. Presnell, Michfield; D. A. Cornelison, Seagrove. BROWERS— J. L. Owen, Kanoy: G. F. Gatlin, Browers Mill. ASHEBORO— W. D. Asheboro; Spoon, J. S. S. E. Lowdermilk, Ridge, Asheboro; Asheboro. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. Albright. H. A., Moffitt. White, T. E., Ramseur. Hays. W. N., Moffitt. Milton, R. L., Coleridge. Gibson, J. D., Randleman, Rfd.
GRANT—C.
;
Pugh,
;
boro, R.
;
NEW HOPE—
Tysor,, T. B. & C. M., Erect. Caviness, \Y. W., Kanoy. Bean, G. H., Urichfield. Cole, T. F, Seagrove. Hammond, Joel, Seagrove. Johnson Allen, Seagrove. McCleod, J. H., Seagrove. Stutts, W. L., Seagrove. Yow, Henry, Seagrove. Yow, Jno. M., Seagrove. Yow, E. R., Seagrove. Dix, J. A., Asheboro, R. 2.
Macon,
J.
S.,
Spokane.
&
Hill.
J. J.
J.,
Asheboro, R.
Ulah.
3.
Parks,
R.,
Ward
Ulah Store Co., Ulah. Cheek Mercantile Co., Ore
Hill, R.
2.
Ward,
Bros., Cheeks. J. A., & Co., Cheeks. Burroughs, .1. P., Kemps Mills.
1.
Luther, Asa, Ralph. Pugh, A. S., Asheboro, R. Vuneannon, W. R., Ralph.
Callicott,
Jno.. Strieby.
380
RANDOLPH COUNTS
Mabel,
Kate. Ash liorbo. Phillips, Fentress, Lillle, Asheboro. Burgess, Cletus, Asheboro, Miller. Bible, Asheboro. Laughlin, Bessie, Asheboro. Parrish, Lillie, Asheboro. McCloud, .Miss, Asheboro. Cox, Essie, Asheboro. Davidson, Lucy, Asheboro. Richardson, B. L.. Randleman. Barnes, W. M., Mechanic. Steed, Lena. Coroway. Zachary, A. F.. Randleman. Davis, Dora B.. .Mis.. Sophia. Bulla, Talmage, Asheboro.
Randleman. Woolen, Jessie, Randleman. Wall. Cordia, Randleman. Randleman. Wall, Cordia, Osborne, Daisy, Randleman.
Crittedon,
Leonard, Pearl, WortnvUle. Cox, Elva, Randleman. While. Ramseur. Ramseur. Marshall, Nell, Slier, Sue, Ramseur. Smith, Lizzie. Smith, Evelyn, Ramseur. White, W. 1'.. Mrs.
Winnie
Frazier. Stoley,
Pool,
.Brothers, Liberty. S. C. Liberty. Ruby, Liberty.
,
Kanoy,
Varner, Vainer,
M.
L.
J.
,
McMasters,
Callie,
Kamseur. Kamseur.
U., Randleman. Fuller.
Shamburger, Pearl, Mrs., Hills Store. Shamburger, Linnle, Farmer. Lambi Adna, Farmer. Mittie, Farmer. Highflll, Borney, Esther, Farmer. Vunbanon, Annie. Asbeboro. Bingham, Elizabeth Meehanir. Bunting, Mary, Asheboro.
M., Fuller. Coely, Bessie, Jackson's Creek. Lowe, Aro, Asheboro. Cox, Hazel, Caroway. Spence, G. W.. Trinity.
Coltrane,
Melviiis,
Trinity.
Wrenn,
Craven,
Russell,
Franklinville. Everet, Cordelia, Asheboro. Bertha, Seagrove.
Varner, Sallie Sue, Trinity. Ridge, Clarence, Coroway. Ridge, Mrs., Coroway. Hill, Tate, Jackson's Creek. Ingram, Blanche, Jackson's Creek. Elliott, Blanche, Jackson's Creek.
Barker,
Scotten,
Alma,
Asheborbo.
Coleridge.
COTTON CINS.
W.
C,
Wright, F. M., Moffitt. Cox, Roy, Coleridge.
Slack,
Enterprise Mfg. Co., Coleridge. Cedar Falls Mfg. Co.. Cedar Falls.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEEO MILLS.
Mills, Farmer. Routb, A. N., Asheboro, R. -. Richland, Roller Mills, Moffitt. Seagrove Mill and Store Co. Seagrove. Tucker, W. H., Seagrove.
,
Mattie, Coleridge.
Colrid^e. Bertie, Clester, Colridge.
Farmer Roller
Wrenn,
Scotten,
Cox, Mamie, Ramseur. Bray, Lena, Ramseur.
Scott,
Ollie,
Ramseur.
Yow, E.
R.,
Seagrove.
Kearne, B.,
Scott,
Cheeks. Cox, Phama. Cheeks. Powers, B. H., High Falls.
Otis L.,
Coleridge.
Franklinville Manufacturing Co.. Franklinville. Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Coleridge.
ASHEBORO.
Incorporated in 1853. Population, 1910: 2,275. White polls, 586; colored polls, TAX KATE: $1 on the $100. Bonded Debt, $15,000.
56.
Brooks, Pearl, Kanay. Bertha, Seagrove. McNeil, Martin, Seagrove. Hogan, Walter, Seagrove. Martin, W. C, Seagrove. McNeil, E. E., Seagrove. Martin, Maggie, Seagrove. Cranford, Miss, Seagrove. Boroughs, F. P.. Plsgah. Spoon, Rillo, Pisgah. Barnes, Rosa, Mechanic. Freeman, T. R., Seagrove. Lawrence, Pauline, Seagrove. Pisgah. Callicutt, Delia, Cagle, Maggie, Seagrove. Lassiter, Lyida, Pipe. Luther, Ulah, Stainby.
Yow,
Town
Officers.
CHIEF OF POLICE—Gumey
R. Winningham.
Hill, Pricilla, Pipe. Pritchard, Lula. Bombay. Morris, Tula, Bombay. Tucker, T. A., New Hope. Carroll, Ida, Acadenn.
TREASURER— L. D. Bukhead. TAX COLLECTOR—Tbrs. E. Lassiter. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. L. M. Fox. POSTMASTER—R. R. Ross. R. R. AGENTS— G. W. Hilliard, Southern; L. D. Birkhead, N. S. EXPRESS AGENT—G. W. Hilliard. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— G. W. Hilliard, W. U. TELEPHONE MANAGER— E. H. Morris,
Asheboro Telp. Co.
MAYOR— C. CLERK—A.
C.
Crawford.
Milliken.
Lena, Liberty. Ellison, A. N., Franklinville. Julian, Laura, Millboro. Pierce, John, Randleman. Williams. Ulah, Randleman.
Julian,
C.
Brown,
METHODIST—J.
A.
.
E.
,
Randleman.
CHRISTIAN— METHODIST PROTESTANT— C. ker. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— J. W. Clegg.
BAPTIST- -R.
E.
Ministers and Churches. E. Thompson, Pastor; Taylor, Asheboro Circuit.
L.
R.
Whita-
l'owe
1
1.
Siler, Miss, Randleman. Weatherly, D. M., Franklinville. Smith, Verna A., Franklinville. Hutchison, Elmo, Franklinville. Mason, Miss, Franklinville. Manns, Annie, Franklinville. Cox, Carl B., Asheboro. Fox, Fleta, Asheboro. Teague, C. E., Asheboro. Lamb, Mary, Asheboro. Younts, Pearl, Asheboro. Barnes, Mary, Asheboro.
GRADED— C.
Schools r.nd Academies. H. Teague, Supt. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Ashlyn Hotel.
Central Hotel. Rich, James.
Architects.
Porter,
Sam
Banks and
Bankers.
B.
BANK OF RANDOLPH—D.
Pres.
:
McCrary,
Pres.
;
FIRST NATIONAL—J.
M. Neely, Cash.
W.
J.
Armfield. Cash.
S.
Lewis,
J
3S2
KAM'Ol.l'li
ana
Dealers. Co.
COUNTY
Deep
EUi
r
i
Wagon Carnage McCrary-Redding Hardware Cox & Lewis Hardware Co. McDowell Bros.
Asheboro
-
Furniture Dealers. hair Co.
Elliott,
Hardware Dealers. G. W., & Co.
Machine Shops. Wheelbarrow Co. Wall Paper Dealers. Allred, Norman.
,
I'aislej
Robert.
Hanmiond,
Moses.
Manufacturing Plants. Asheboro Wheelbarrow Co.
Milliners.
Tysor,
Lollin,
Eugene.
C.
T.
Garages.
Asheboro Motor Car Co. Randolph Motor Car Co.
RANDLEMAN.
Population,
1914:
384.
of per-
2,000.
of real estate. $4SJ,000; value sonal property. $187,000. RATK: $1.13 on the $100. Bonded debt, $30,000.
White Value
polls,
TAX
Insurance Agents. Pickard, W. H. (Eire.) Beasley, A. B. (Fire.) Ivey, .1. A. (Life.) General Stores. Becheres, 11. F. Brookshire, C. L. Brown, W. G. Bryant, W. T. Candle, E. M. Clapp, J. A., & Son. Dobson, R. L. G. W. Elliott, Hall. J. L. II. Ivey, G. Johnson, A. G. Linberry, L. W., & Co. Wilborne, R. M., & Co. Wright, H. T. Wholesale Grocers.
The Smitherman
Co.
Editors.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—J.
CHIEF OF
DISPATCH
Editor.
Newspapers and
Real
Estate
TREASURER— TAX COLLECTOR— Frank Talley. POSTMASTER— A. N. Bulla. It. AGENT —J. E. Davis, Southern. EXPRESS AGENT—J. E. Davis. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— J. E. Davis, W. U. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Argus Barker,
li.
Daniels. POLICE—A. S. Barker. * rank Talley.
C.
(Weekly)— Frank
Agents.
W.
DeCroix,
Pickard, W.
H. Manufacturing Plants.
Mills.
Deep River Mills. Randleman Hosiery
Pickard,
W. H.
(Gin.)
The Newlin Broom Works.
Pepsi- Cola Battling Co. Coca-Cola Bott'iig Co.
Randleman
Telp. Co. Ministers and
Churches.
Deep River Chair Co.
Marsn,
O. C. (Lumber). Minville Mills Co. (Flour). Wright, H. T. Spencer Broom Co.
METHODIST— C. H. Christainbery, Pastor. METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. B. O'Briaut, Pastor. BAPTIST—R. E. Powell, Pastor.
Building and
CHRISTIAN—A.
F.
Brown.
Loan Associations.
TRINITY.
Incorporated in 18t>9. Population, 1>10: White,
total,
Randleman
GRADED—
B. Ac L. Association. Schools and Academias. R. C. Cox. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
375;
colored,
40;
410.
estate,
The Randolph.
Caudie, Mrs. Minnie. Banks and
Value of rea 1
$130,000; value of per-
sonal property, $40,000.
PEOPLES BANK—T.
Beasley,
Bankers.
F. Wi'eiui. Pres.
;
TAX RATE:
20c.
on the $100.
Officers.
G. B.
Cash. Boot and Shoe Dealers Randleman Store Co. Elliott, G. W.
Hayes, E.
Clapp,
J.
P. A.,
&
Son.
Builders.
Randleman Bargain House.
Contractors and
Allred, J. M. Wall, G. B. Ciothiers and Men's Randleman Store Co. Elliott, G. W., & Co.
MAYOR — Bruce Craven. TOWN CLERK—D. C. Johnson. TOWN TREASURER—D C. Johnson. CHIEF OF POLICE— Clyde Coletrane. TAX COLLECTOR—J. C. Pepper. riiSTMASTER— J. L. Phillips. R. R. AGENT— W. C. Massey, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— W. C. Massey.
W. U.
Lawyers.
Craven,
Town
Furnishers.
Bruce
Ministers and Churches. E. N. Crowder.
Randleman Bargain House.
Lineberry, L. W., & Co. Wager Clothing Co.
Dentists.
METHODIST—
HIGH—D.
Brame,
J.
Schools and Academies. C. Johnson, Prin. General Merchants.
Ashburn, T. F.
D.
Randleman Drug
Wilkerson, C. E.
Druggists. Co. Doctors.
Pepper, J. C. Leach, W. M.
Hotels
and
Boarding
Houses.
Fox, Dennis L. Sumner. W. I. Dry Goods and
Brame, J. D. Parker House.
Notions.
LIBERTY.
Incorporated in 1889. White, Population, 1910:
total,
Randlemau
Elliott, G.
The Randleman Bargain House. Power and Light Companies. Randolph Power Co.
Store Co. Co. Hayes Co.
W.,
&
Value
sonal
TAX
550; colored, 100; 650. of real estate, $400,000; value of perproperty, $200,000. RATE: 2oc. on the $100.
MAYOR—R. C. Reitzel. TOWN CLERK— C. L. Amick. TREASURER— C. L. Amick.
SUPT.
R.
R.
Town
Officers.
TAX COLLECTOR— Tom Steel. POSTMASTER—Jas. R. Smith. CHIEF OF POLICE— Tom Steele.
Ministers and
T*n Qtnr
383 RANDOLPH COUNTY POSTMASTER— C. Grady Foushee. CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Brewer. R. R. AGENT— T. A. Moffltt, Southern. Moore MANAGER TELEPHONE— II. -Moore. MANAGER TELEGRAPH- It
I!.
1'..
Ministers
and
J.
Churches.
HEALTH— R. D. Patterson. AGENT— R. L. Elklns.
Churches.
METHODIST—T.
Schools
BAPTIST— W. O. CHRISTIAN—W. HOLINESS— Rev.
Rogers.
Johnson, Pastor. H. White, Pastor.
Butler.
METHODIST E. SOUTH—P. L .Terrell, METHODIST PROTESTANT—G. F. Milloway, Pastor. CHRISTIAN— W. C. Wicker, Pastor. BAPTIST—Geo. E. Spruill, Pastor. LUTHERAN—J. L. Morgan. Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL—J. A. Short,
'
GRADED— W. P. White. Supt. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF RAMSEUR— W. H
Pres.:
and
Academies.
Watkins.
F.
Hugh
Parks,
V.-Pres.
;
I.
Craven,
Cash.
Doctors.
Pastor.
HIGH— BANK
B.
Schools anil Academies. Albert R. Phillips, Prin. Banks and Bankers. OF LIBERTY— A. E. Lewis, M. Brower, Cash.
Doctors.
Tate, Charles S. Caddell. Stephen Craven, Clyde.
W.
Drupgists.
Pres.;
Marsh, N. F. Ramseur Pharmacy.
Insurance
Agents.
Watkins-Leonard Co.
Craven,
I.
Foster, G. A. Foust, D. Lacy. Shepard, Frank. Coletran, J. W.
Dentists.
F.
General Merchants. Carter Mercantile Co.
Watkins-Leonard Co.
Covington, .1. E. Crescent Furniture Co. Jones, A. L. Marley & Caveness. Phillips, J. R.
Gregg.
Liberty
J.
D.
Druggists. Store.
Drug
General
Merchants.
McPherson
Gilliam & Patteson. Liberty Mercantile Co. Curtis, C. R. Curtis, A. W. Patterson Store Co. Frasier & Co. Stroud Bros. Buckner, S. J. Wrightsell. R. C. Crutchfleld, Minnie.
&
Pickett.
Webster,
Wagger,
York,
Stout,
J.
W. B. Robt.
W.
Grocers.
.1.
W.
Overman, Cameron,
J.
0. Lizzie.
Kidd, Maggie, Mrs. Cox, Ed. L. Martin, N. D. York, A. H. Hammer, M. E. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Ramseur Hotel (C. M. Spoon, Prop).
Livery
Stables.
Farmers' Union Store Co. Dark, D. E., (Produce.)
Wright, D. T.
Hatch & Mancr (Produce.) Reese, Mrs. (Produce.) Hotels and Boarding Hatch, O. T. Klondike. Sunny South.
Livery Stables.
Manufacturing Plants.
Ramseur Milling
Houses.
Co.
(Roller
Mills).
Parks, J. A. York, R. W. Martin, N. D. Columbia Mfg. Co. (Cotton Mill). Novelty Wood Works.
Patterson Stable Co.
Foushee,
Ramseur Broom Works. W. T., & Co.
Hatch, O. T. Manufacturing Plants. Liberty Chair Co.
Liberty
Kimsey, G. M.
Turner. Jno. T. Ramseur Furniture Factory. Fleter Lumber Co. Markets. llodgins, Geo. M. Real Estate Dealers.
Vllbre,
J.
Roller Mills.
J. Rom. (Saw Mill). Liberty Picker Stick Co. Liberty Machine and Motor Co. Smith Bros. Brick Co. Home Lumber Co. Furniture Dealers.
Smith,
s.
Automobile
York.
Free,
J.
Livery.
Curtis,
J.
W.
S.
J.
W.
E. E.
Buckner,
Garages.
Watkins,
W.
II.
.
Jr.
RAMSEUR.
Incorporated in 1893. Population, 1910: Whites, 1,150; colored, 50;
total,
Curtis,
Architects David A.
and
Contractors.
WORTHVILLE.
Inerporated in 1905. Population. 1910: 3S5.
1,200.
Value of
sonal
TAX RATE—
real estate, $750,000; value of perproperty, $274,000. 40c on the $100.
Value
$10(1,000.
of
real
estate
and personal property,
$100.
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—I. F. Craven. TOWN CLERK—J. M. McAllister. TREASURER—J. D. Leonard.
TAX RATE— 30
POSTMISTRESS—Jennie E. Wlnslow.
MAYOR—R.
l-3c. on the Town Officers.
H.
Shaw.
384
RAXDOLI'II
ICICIIMOXD
Value
property,
real
estate,
Ministers and Churches. W. J. Thorn] :on, Pastor. BAPTIST—R. E. Powell, Pastor. PRESBTTEBIAN—To be supplied. METHODIST J. B. O'Bryan, Pastor.
METHODIST—
$27,000;
value
personal
TAX RATE:
$22,267,
16 2-3c.
on the $100.
PROTESTANT—
Town
Officers.
,
General Merchants.
Shaw.
Groce,
R.
II.
C. &
C.
Co.
Coble, W. Wort], villi'
Dean. W. II. Arnold, Tom. Co.
Store
Co.
TOWN CLERK \V. M. Wilson. TREASURER—J. W. Blair. tax COLLECTOR—W. J. Church. POSTMASTER—J. W. Blair.
FRIENDS—
I'
I
MAYOR—H.
S.
Ra
Churches. Welker. Schools and Academies.
(
Ministers and
leo.
Manufacturing Plants. Deep River Manufacturing Co. Riverside Mills, Inc.
BLIO—S.
J.
.1.
Lindley, Prin. Doctors.
Tomlinson,
M.
ARCHDALE.
Incorporated in 1ST. Population, L910: White,
total,
200;
colored,
50;
250.
General Merchants. Hassell, S. H. Blair & Wheeler. Taylor, Will.
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTY ROCKINGHAM.
SEAT,
the
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 19,673. Formed in 1779. Named in honor of AREA — 472 square miles.
Value
of
Duke
of
Richmond.
TAX RATE— PUBLIC ROADS — RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Property
real estate, $3,929,092; value of personal property, $2,104,638. listed in 1914: by whites, $5,740,530; by negroes, $293,200. County purposes, 31 2-3c. on the $100. Number of miles. 305. Worked by taxation and convicts.
Seaboard Air Line Railway. 43.66 miles, Pullman Co.. assessed value Yadkin River Power Co., assessed value
assessed value
$1,233,674.00 8,812.80
35.69000
8,526.00 19.847 00 24.393.00 22.S92.74 214.50 37,608.00 48.919.00
Southern Express Co., assessed value North and South Carolina Railway, 4.99 miles, assessed value, Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern, A. & A. Div.. 9.00 miles, assessed value
Rockingham Railroad.
September
7
16.67
srPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
(civil),
miles,
assessed
4.
value
March
6
22
(civil),
September
27,
December
April
5,
May
Key.
24,
July
19.
(civil).
in Rh am.
BEAVER DAM—W. E. Robertson, Hoffman: Nelson Gibson, Rockingham, R. 5; Geo. R. TREASURER— R. L. McDonald, Rocking- Ross. ham. ROCKINGHAM—W. F. Long. A. P. Barrett. COROXER —A. M. Smith, Rockingham. W. H. Covington, A. P. Fry, Rockingham; G. M. Rainwater, N. A. Graham, Alex McSURVEYOR—X. A. Graham, Rockingham. STJPT. OF HEALTH— A. C. Everett. Rock- intosh, Roberdel; C. C. Ingle, Cordova; W. T. Mullis, Rockingham. ingham. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. R. Coppedge, RockWOLF PIT—W. H. Roberts, Rockingham,
Rockingham.
ingham.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— J. A. McAulsy, RockREGISTER OF DEEDS—B. F. Reynolds,
BLACK JACK— C.
J.
H.
Ellerbe.
Rfd.;
F.
Capel, Ellerbe: A.
M. Parsons, Rocking-
ham.
SUPT.
ingham.
Covington;
OF
W.
HOME—W.
Rfd.;
T.
R.
L.
Baldwin,
A.
Rock-
Ussery,
2.
Cordova; H.
A.
H.
Brown,
A. Bagwell,
Rockingham, R.
Wilkes,
BOARD OF EDUCATTOX—D
Parsons. X. Everett, Rockingham; A. H.
MARK'S CREEK—J.
Atkinson,
W.
McDonald, Hoffman. COMMISSIONERS— H. E. Gibbons (chm'n), Hamlet: W. A. Gibson, H. J. Rogers, Rockingham, R. F. D.; J. R. Bennett. Ellerbe; J. L. Baldwin, Mangum. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—W. S. Lowdermilk, W. M. Kelly. T. B. Baxley, Rockingham.
J. E. Milliken, W. H. H. Hamlet; M. B. Nicholson. Osborne.
CONSTABLES.
TOWNSHIP—J. B. Reynolds. MINERAL—W. O. Whitley, Ellerbe. BEAVER DAM— M. E. Lomax, Jackson Springs. —TRIAL JUSTICE OF THE COUNTY COURT ROCKINGHAM—J. T. Henry, Rockingham.
STEELE
Ellerbe.
W.
Steele Lowdermilk.
JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
J.
WOLK
PIT
—E.
H.
Rogers,
Rockingham.
L. Baldwin J. S. Mathewson. Mangum; D. A. Bruton, Alfred Baldwin, Ellerbe,
STEELE TOWNSHIP— A.
Little,
Little
Mills; J.
MARK'S CREEK—W. D. Smith, Hamlet. SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
Roberdel.
Rfd.
MINERAL SPRINGS—J.
lerbe,
A.
Rfd.
;
Thomas, K.
Jason Aumon, F. Lowdermilk, Ellerbe.
Covington. ElNorman R. L.
;
Hoffman. Pee Dee.
Covington.
Ellerbe.
RICHMOND COUNTY
PHYSICIANS NOT
, ,
385
IN
TOWNS.
Maness, J. M. Ellerbe. Coppedge, Neilson, Ellerbe. Howell, \V. L. Covington.
EXPRESS AGENT— H. C. Abbott, Southern. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Mack Phillips, W. U. TELEPHONE MANAGER— T. C. Roylc.
Ministers
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
McNair, Ollie, Rockingham, R. Monroe, Pal., Rockingham, R. Hutcliins, Jas., Hoffman. Scarboro, A. D., Hoffman. McNeill, Effle M., Hoffman. Graham. Essie, Rockingham, R. McPeter, Ida, Ellerbe, R. 3.
Field, Annie, Ellerbe, R.
2. 3. 5.
and
Churches.
Rector. Pastor; Presid-
METHODIST—J.
ing
•1.
BAPTIST— Bruce Benton. EPISCOPAL—E. W. Osborne,
B.
Hurley,
J. Elder, J. Barker. J.
Richmond Circuit; Richmond Circuit, Rockingham;
H.
Hall,
3.
D. B.
F.
McDuffle, Mrs. Von, Hamlet. Hurley, Buena, Cognac. McLauchlin, Beula, Osborne. McLeod, Martha, Hamlet. Johnson, Annie, Hamlet.
PRESBYTERIAN—W. R. Coppedge, ingham; A. J. Hodgin, Rockingham. BAPTIST—Jerry' Reeves, Roberdel.
McConnel, Roberdel Circuit, Roberdel; Watson, Midway Circuit, Rockingham. Rock-
Rockingham, R. 2. Milhour, Mildred, Old Hundred.
T'ssery,
Alice,
Sutton, Annie, Ellerbe, R. 1. Covington, Ethel, Ellerbe, R. 2. Hall, Maude, Ellerbe. McRae, Edna, Rockingham, R.
3.
McLamb, M.
,
Ellerbe.
Maness, Margueritte, Norman. Maness, Lilly, Norman. Baldwin, W. W., Rockingham. Warburton, Elma, Rockingham. Wicker, Lula, Rockingham.
Elizabeth, Rockingham, R. 4. Covingham, Grace, Rbckingham, R. 4. Baker, Nettie, Rockingham, R. 3. Field, Annie, Rockingham, R. 5.
Ellerbe,
J. Bell, Chauneey Supt. Prin. ; Louise Gill, Alice McCulJessie Frazier, Tempie Dameron, Lottie lers, Linton, Maude Moore, Viola Alderman, Mary Cooper, Mamie Robinson. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Rockingham Hotel. Shores, E. A., Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Y. C. Busy Bee Cafe. Building and Loan Associations. Richmond County B. & L. Association.
:
GRADED— L.
Schools
and
Academies.
Blackburn,
Roberdell. Terry, Bessie, Roberdell. Capel, Capella, Roberdell.
McCall, W.
C,
Monroe, Mamie, Rockingham.
Webster, Estella, »Mangum. Green, Bettie, Ellerbe.
BANK OF ROCKINGHAM— Claude Gore, M. W. McRae, Cash. BANK OF PEE DEE—W. L. Parsons, Pres. H. C. Parsons. Cash. RICHMOND COUNTY SAVINGS— W. L. Parsons. Pres. W. L. Scales, Cash. FARMERS— R. L. Steele, Pres. L. S. Gov-.
Pies.;
; ; ;
Banks and
Bankers.
ington.
Cash.
Brick
Manufacturers.
Baldwin, Mary Anna, Ellerbe. Haywood, Wiilem, Ellerbe, R. 2. Pegnes, Nora, Rockingham, R. 1. McLean, Mary, Rockingham, R. 1. Cole, Susie D., Rockingham, R. 1. Monroe, Carrie, D., Cordova. Stead, Mary Todd Arnie, Rockingham. McDonald, Janie, Rockingham, R. 2. Baldwin, Etta, Rockingham, R. 2. Howell, Jas. A., Rockingham, R. 2. Luther. Lena, Covington.
Cox, Lonella, Ellerbe. Mathewson, Myrtle, Exway. Kendal, Ruth, Cordova. Scarboro, Delia, Cordova. McKethan, Mary, Osborne. Armistead, Tod. Rockingham. Howell, Jas. A., Rockingham. Baldwin, Etta. Entwistle.
McRae. W.
Arenson,
Everett.
P.
Boot and Shoe Dealers. McAulay, Yorke & Rogers.
A
John L.
Bros. Blocker Bros. Porter, A. W., & Co. Harrison, W. E., & Land Williams, A. A. Terry-Dickinson Co.
Hopkins
Co.
Book
Fox, L. G. Butchers and
Shores, C. C. Coley, J. R.
Stores.
Dealers
in
Cattle.
McDonald, Janie, Entwistle.
Shoaf, Nettie, Entwistle. Culberson, Mrs. Don, Rockingham. Warner, Julia, Ellerbe, R. 1. Gibson, Bertha, Ellerbe. Reynolds, O. G., Rockinkgham. Andrews, Jessie, Mt. Gilead.
Hinson, G. E. Palace Market. Carriage and
Wagon
Dealers.
ROCKINGHAM.
Population,
1910:
Davis, E. S. Bostick Mule Co. Everett Hardware Co. Porter, A. W. Clubs. Manufacturers' Club. Richmond Club.
Value
the poll.
of
real
approximately,
TAX RATE:
Bonded
debt,
3,500. estate and personal $1,350,000. $1.25 on the $100;
property,
Chamber of Rockingham Chamber
$2.85
on
Commerce. of Commerce. Commission Merchants. Palmer Payne Co. X>edbetter, John S.
$140,000: floating debt,
$6,000.
McRae Grocery
MAYOR— W. E. McNair. CHIEF OF POLICE— W. CLERK—M. W. McRae.
TREASURER—M. W.
Town
Officers.
B. Flake.
TAX COLLECTOR—W. B. Flake. STANDARD-KEEPER— A. B. Nicholson.
McRae.
ATTORNEY—J. R. McLendon. SUPT. OF HEALTH— A. C. Everett. POSTMASTER— Mrs. J. P. Cameron.
-25—
Co. Covington, T. A. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Pee Dee Mfg. Co.. Nos. 1 and 2. Roberdel Mfg. Co.. Nos. 1. and 2. Leak. Wall & McRae Mfg. Co. Steele Mills Mfg. Co. Ledbetter Mfg. Co. Hannah Pickett Mfg. Co.
Entwhistle Mfg. Co. Great Falls Mfg. Co.
386
RICHMONJ
RICHMOND COUNTY
::sx
KIt'llMiiNli
Schools
ROBESON
Livery
Stables.
Mills.
and
Academies.
Butler,
J.
im:H—Jas.
Butler,
Butler,
J.
Hutchin. Prln. General Merchants.
W.
Saw
M.
J.
Blue.
Jas.
W.
J.
Cameron,
Butler. A. Blue. Jas.
Baldwin, G. C.
A.
B. C itton
Gins.
McDonald, A. H. Blue. Jas. Robertson, W. E.
Hoffman
Drug
Druggists. Co.
COUNTY ROBESON LUMBERTON.
COUNTY SEAT,
51,945.
POPULATION— (Census 1910). Formed in 1786. Named In AREA— 950 square miles.
Value
of
honor of Colonel Robeson.
(Battle of Elizabethtown,
1781.)
House bonds, 2c; Premium. 2c; Funding Bond, lc Tension, 2c; Funding Bonds, lc County bonded debt. $75,000. PUBLIC ROADS— Worked by taxation.
M'MBER OF SCHOOLS— TAX RATE—
Property
real estate, $7,009,496; value of personal property $3,372,648. listed in 1914, liv white. $9,039,871; by Indians, $506,333: by negroes $835,940. For whites, 82: for negroes. 63; for Indians, 2 Court roads, 21c. State 27 2-3c. on the $100; school. 20c; county, 19c.
;
RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPAN IES:
*„ .
Carolina Electric Company, assessed value.... ,••", value assessed Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, 80.64 miles, Seaboard Air Line Railway, 30.60 miles, assessed value Pullman Company, assessed value Southern Express Company, assessel value Western Union Telegraph Company, assessed value Red Springs and Bowmore Railway, 2 miles, assessed value St. Paul Telephone Company, assessed value Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value Raleigh and Charleston Railroad Company, 2076 miles, assessed value Farmers Rural Telephone Company, assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Company, assessed value assessed value Postal Telegraph- Cable Company, value Virginia and Carolina Southern Railway. 22 62 miles, assessed Maxton. Alma Railway Company, 12.50 miles, assessed value ....... Southern Bell Telephone Company, assessed value
.
2.850.00
oile'llnn s
13.924.92 28.049.00 17.806.21 2,727.00 394.00 11,258.00
?**i 'I™
.
.
.
.
.
. . .
"nn'nn 200.00 6,244.00 2.349.80 67.860.00 20.00ft 00 10.192.00
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
June 7 December 6
(civil), (civil).
25.
6,
(civil),
8,
July
5,
September
February 22 September 13
(civil), (civil).
March
29
October 4
(civil) (civil),
May
10
November
F.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—C. B. Skipper,
ton
LumberFloyd,
J. L. McMill, Buies, R. Springs, R. F. D. John S. Brown, Buies. R. F. D. D.
: :
HOWELLSVILLE—N.
; :
C.
Graham,
LumberL.
SHERIFF—R.
REGISTER
Lumberton.
E.
Lewis,
Lumber-ton.
ton.
OF
DEEDS—M.
W.
R
S.
LFMBERTON—Grover
Pratt.
Wm. B. Kinlow, Lumberton, R. F. D. F. D. J. S. Currie. Lumberton. R. F. D.
Britt,
Lumberton;
ton.
TREASURER— M. G. McKenzie. Luruberton. berton; W. P. Barker, Lumberton, E. L. Wholy. Lumberton. AUDITOR—J. M. McCallum, Lumberton. MAXTON— Geo. C. Fisher, Maxton.D. Cobb, CORONER—G. E Rancke. Sr., Lumberton. IMRKTON— J. B. McCormick, J. SUPT. OF HEALTH—B. W. Page, Lum- D M. Brown. A. A. Wright, I. W. Thompson. berton RAFT SWAMP—W. K. Culbreth. LumberSUPT. OF SCHOOLS— J. R. Poole. Lumber- ton R F. D. John Prevatt. Lumberton. R. ton. L. C. Davis. Lumberton. R. F. D. O. Lumber- F. SUPT. OF HOME — Ira Flowers, SADDLE TREE— E. B. Paul, Lumberton, R.
:
Lumberton;
D.
B.
McNeill,
Lum-
:
(chm'n). Red Springs; C. T. L. Johnson, Lumberton.
F D. John R. Oxindine, Lumberton, R. F. D. BOARD OF EDUCATION— Lucius McRae SMITH'S — H. A. McNeill. T. Pate, Fumis SAINT PAUL— J. F. Hamilton, St. Poul; Marcus Smith. St. Paul THOMPSON—A. T .McKeller, Rowland: COMMISSIONERS— A. J. Floyd (ch'm).
: ;
Fairmont; C. B. Townsend. Lumberton: J. F. McKoy. Red Springs: J. W. Ward, Rowland; Rony McNair, Maxton. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—Frank Gaugh, (chm'n), McK. Kinnon, Marbor; E, G. Johnson.
St.
Foster Williams,
McDonald; W.
T.
M.
Bridgers,
,,
Raynham.
;
Paul.
Lumberton. R. J. Pink Smith. Lumberton. R. 5; L. F. D. F Martin. Allenton; Isaac A. Smith, LumJ. Ed Tyson, Lumberton, R. berton R. F. D.
Phillips.
:
WISHART—J.
Jno.
„
,
F. D.
JUSTICES OF THE
roe,
PEACE.
L.
PEMBROKE—A.
;
M. Smith,
S.
J.
Allenton. Locklear,
N.
Mclnnis.
ALFORDSVILLE TOWNSHIP— J.
Rowland.
A.
It.
MunJ.
Pembroke;
mont.
J.
Sampson.
L.
F.
D.
;
G.
E.
Bond
L.
FAIRMONT—B.
Page, A. E. Floyd, FairProctorsville Hedgpeth. H. Worrick, Orrum. I.
:
Monroe.
BRITT'S
L.
Stone.
A.
ORRUM—M.
Smith
M.
BURNT
SWAMP—W.
Red
Ifulior
Stephen. Orrum;
ROBESON COUNTY
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. ALFORDSVILLE HIGH— J. F. Sinclair,
Prin., Alfordsville.
Rowland,
Avevnt,
Winnie,
L.
,
Mamie
Lilly,
Lumberton. Lumberton.
Wicker,
Belk, Barker,
Melrose.
ALLENDALE HIGH -Archie McMillan, Prin., BETHEL INSTITUTE— Miss Mary N. McPrin.,
Lumberton. Carolina, Elizabeth, Lumberton.
Lumberton.
Lauchlin, Prin., Branchville.
HILLSIDE— Miss Sallie Currie, Prin. STINCEAN INSTITUTE—M. Shepherd,
Steele, Cornelia, Lumberton. Pittard, Sue, Lumberton. Olive, Bernice, Lumberton.
Orrum.
Parkton. ST. PAUL'S
Paul's.
PARKTON HIGH— R. E. Rickenbaker, Prin., HIGH—J. R. Dew, Prin., St.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. Baker, L. J., Parkton. Barnes, K., Orrum. Barnes, D. C, Orrum. Bresson, W. L., Richardson. Byrd, R. L., Taylorsville. Cobb, J. W., Lumber Bridge. Harrison, Hey, Homer. Hedgepeth, R. A., Barnesville.
Scott, Willes.
J.
Beard, Leon, Rex. Austin Hallie. Maxton. King, Mary. Rex. McBryde, Hattie, Maxton. Robertson, Mary, Maxton. Bullard, Lela, Maxton.
Prevatt, Dovie, Orrum. Short, Grace, Orrum. Reyholds, Thelma. Orrum. Melntyre, Carolina, Parkton. Culbreth, Mary I,.. Parkton. Turnely, Louise, Parkton. Parkton. McAthur, Annie L.
,
J.,
Orrum.
IN
W. W., Fairmont.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Currie,
TOWNS.
Dr.
W. S., Parkton. Ayers, Proctorville. Surlea, Dr., Lumber Bridge.
Buie. Leonard, S. E., Red Springs. DeVane, Lillia, Red Springs. Gibson, Ethel, Red Springs. Humphrey, F. P., Mrs., Lumberton. Thompson, Eva, Rennert. Moseley, R. F., Rowland.
E.,
Seabolt, Egerton,
J.
G.,
Lumberton.
Anna
SAW MILLS NOT
Alma Lumber
Co.,
IN
TOWN.
Alma.
Alford, Neill, Floral College. Britt, G. T.. Britts. Butler, James, Talorsville.
Culbrcth J. W., Pembroke. Evans, A. D., St. Paul. Floyd, J. R., Barnesville. Hughes, J. G., & G. C, Shannon. Jones, H. L., & Co., Purvis. Leggett, W. A., Nye. McDonald, E. J., & Bros., Rennert. McGirt, J. K., Wakulla.
Kenzie, Kate M., Rowland. Barron. Annis, Rowland. Cooper, Lelia, Rowland. Edens, Carrie. Purvis. Johnston, Margaret. McNeill, Daisy. Russ, Lena, Lumberton. King, Dora. Shannon. Stemart, Meta, Maxton. Canady. Mary, Hope Mills.
McMillan & Hughes, Parkton. McWhita, VV. R., Howellsville. Odom, Opie, St. Pauls. Prevatt, Giles & Co., Lumberton, R. F. D. Price roke. Prevatt, Quessie, Buie. Conoly, Virginia M.. Red Springs. DeVane, Annie B., Bed Springs. Covington, Bessie, Red Springs. Mclntyre, c. F.. Rennert. Jones, W. II.. Rowland. Ziesberg, Elsie, Rowland. Carrington, Mary. Rowland.
Fletcher, R. J., Wakulla. Barnesville. Floyd, J. R. Graham, J. M., Pike.
Graham, Richard, Bowmore.
Etodgin, 11. II., Antioch. L. R., Fulmore. Leggett, W. A.. Nye. Lewis, J. B., lnman. Livermore, R. W., Pates. Mi Iiryde, Thomas, Ryan.
Hamer,
McGeachy, Robert,
MeGirt,
J.
Brown. Edens,
Polly.
II.
Rowland.
Purvis.
Johnston, Kate M. Lumberton. Poole. Ella Mae. Lumberton.
Garrett,
C.
L.,
McCoy, W. R., Floral College. McLean, A. D., Branchville. McMillan & Hughes, Parkton.
Oliver, Oliver,
St. Pauls. K., Wakulla.
A.
J.
C.
S.,
G.,
Lumberton.
Affinity. Affinity.
Katherine, Shannon. Alexander, S. I.. Maxton. MeGirt, Carrie, Maxon. Olive, L. B., St. Pauls. Pittard, Alfreda, St. Pauls. Livingston, St. Pauls. Alderman, Lillian, St. Paul. Kendall, Frone, Orrum.
Young,
Page, Oscar, Affinity. Page, Timothy, Affinity.
Parker, .1. P., McDonalds. Pates, C. T., Purvis. Price & Davis, Iona. Rogers, D. M. Rochester.
,
Rowan,
Rozier,
J.
C, Grady.
B.,
St.
J.,
Sealy, Davis.
Rowland, Barnesvivlle.
L.
Shaw,
Smith,
S. L.,
S.
Rozier. Pauls.
R.,
Fairmont.
Raynham.
Ponder, Max. Barnesville. Williams, Ruby, Barnesville. Ward, Rebecca, Fairmont.
B., Allenton. Stewart, D. L., Alma.
Stancill,
Thompson, D.
Thompson. F. F., McDonald. McArthur, Clarence, Raynham.
Ira, Bellamy. McCulloch, Bobbie, Bellamy. Warwick, Mary, Lumberton. Johnson, J. F.. Mrs., Marietta.
Britt,
L., Grady. Tolar Bros., Rennert. Townsend, L. H., Townsend. Townsend, S. R., Red Banks. Tyner, L. E., Lowe. Ward, J. W., Echo.
Britt, S. E..
Lumberton.
Jenrette
W. Tom,
Effie
Smith.
Britt,
B.,
Marietta. Marietta.
LUMBERTON.
Population,
1910:
Ruth. Fairmont.
Nette,
Elrod. Jones, Minnie A., Raynham. Singletary, Eliza, Bellamy.
Hooks,
Value
of
real
6.000. estate and
personal
property,
$1,800,000.
TAX RATE:
Bonded
$1.46.
Fleming, Johnson,
J. J.
M.,
F.,
Lumberton.
Marietta.
debt, $105,000: funding debt, $15,000.
Oraham,
Oliver.
Annie Mae, Marietta. Culberth, Rebekah, Marietta.
Rachael,
L.
MAYOR— A.
Town
E.
Officers.
CHIEF OF POLICE— H.
White.
Marietta.
MERCHANTS NOT
IN
TOWNS
Bruce, R., Pembroke. McCormick & Paul, Pembroke. Pembroke Mercantile Co.. Pembroke.
Stansell,
B., Allenton.
,
Barnesville. Barnes, R. R. Williamson, W. M., Elrod. McMillan, Co., Hughes, Parkton. McLean & Co., Ashpole. Patterson, McN., Elrod. Pool, R. H., Elrod. Alford, Neill. Floral College.
ATTORNEY— H. E. Hacy. STJPT. OF HEALTH— John Knox, Jr. POSTMASTER—D. D. French. E. R. R. AGENTS— M. Beverly, S. A. L. B. Husgins, V. & C. S. EXPRESS AGENT— F. J. Thomas. TELEPHONE MANAGER— Eugene Hood, Bell Telephone Co. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—S. H. Hamilton,
;
CLERK AND TREASURER—Grover STANDARD-KEEPER—A. B. Fisher.
H. Redfern.
Page.
W.
1-
Townsend, W. C, Lowe.
Tvner,
Britt,
Arnett,
E., Lowe. MeL., & Co., Orrum. Wm. O., Orrum.
L.
J.
Lumberton), W. R. Davis, Pastor; (West Lumberton),
BAPTIST — C.
No
Ministers and Churches. L. Greaves, Pastor;
Pastor.
(East
McNeill. Neill, Parkton. Livermore, R. W. Pates. Rochester. Rogers, D. M.
,
,
PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. Gorrell. JEWISH SYNAGOGUEHOLINESS— Rev. Combs. METHODIST— W. B. North, Pastor.
Rozier,
S.
B..
Rozier.
Maxwell. J. W.. Aalorsville. Regan, J. B., Lumberton, R. F. D. Butler, J. M., Lumberton, R. F. D.
GRADED—R.
Cotton
Schools and Academies. E. Sentelle, Supt. Boarding Houses.
Inn.
Wood
COTTON GINS.
Alford, Neill, Floral College. Atkinson, Hubert, Leesville. Baxley, Dennis, Cromartie. Butler, James. Tolarsville. Cox, C. B., & Co., Alfordsville. McEachern, A. R., St. Pauls.
McLean, Mrs. N. A.
Small, A. B. Railroad Boarding House. Lumberton, Boarding House. Dixie Cafe. Carter, Mrs. Clark Hotel.
ROBESON COUNTY
Grocers.
391
King Grocery Co.
Wishart,
J.
II.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—J.
Pres.
Clothiers and Townsend Bros.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
P.
Russell,
Biggs, K. M. Biggs. J. T., Caldwell. L.
Men's
Gins.
Furnishers.
Co.
H.
Caldwell
Caldwell,
Cotton
Redmond,
Blackburn,
Rozier,
C.
B. L. B.
Lumberton Cotton Oil and Ginning Co.
M.
M.
&
L.
Department Stores.
Carlyle.
Moore,
Juddie.
H.
(Inc.) Dentists.
White
Bullock
&
Gough.
White
& Gouch
Bros. Caldwell, R. D., Branch, J. A.
&
Son.
Banks and Bankers.
A.
Regan, J. D. King. D. D. Allen, R. T.
Druggists.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK—T. McNeill. Sr., Pres. K. M. Barnes. Cashier. NATIONAL BANK OF LUMBERTON—A.
;
McMillan, J. D., Pcpe Drug Co.
&
Son.
W.
FIRST NATIONAL
Pres.
A.
;
McLean, Pres;
C.
Brown, Cash. BANK— G. B. McLeod,
A. T. McLean. Cashier.
V.
McDonald Drug
Norment, T. A., Knox, John, Jr.
Co. Doctors.
Jr.
ROBESON COUNTY LOAN & TRUST CO.—
W. McLean,
Pres.
;
H. M. McAllister, Cashier.
Insurance
LaFAYETTE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.—W. J. Beattie, Jr., Pres.; O. L. Clark,
Vice-Pres.
Companies.
McPhaul, W. A. Thompson, N. A.
Johnson,
T.
C. L.
Pope. H. T. Grantham, W.
Parker.
Bakers.
Opticians.
Luniberton Steam Bakery. Building and Loan Associations. Robeson Building and Loan Association. Brick Manufacturers. Acme Brick Co. Boot and Shoe Dealers.
W. W.
Dry Goads and Notions.
Caldwell Caldwell,
Biggs, Biggs,
J.
&
L. T.,
Carlyle.
H.
&
Co.
K.
M.
Gough.
Fruit Dealers.
J.
Townsend Bros. White & Gaugh,
Caldwell, Caldwell,
White
Moore,
&
I.
Inc.
R.
D.,
&
Son.
L. H. Biggs, J. T., Co. Prevatt. W. J.
Wevastrin, A.
Book
Stores.
Caldwell & Carlyle. Carriage Dealers and Fuller, C. M., & Son.
Manufacturers.
Blake. P. C. Phillips, A. R. Redmond. C. B. Saunderson, R. T. Barfleld, J. B. Fertilizer Dealers Robeson Mfg Co.
Prevatt, W. Caldwell, L.
J.
and
Manufacturers.
Thompson, W.
White,
A.
E.
of
H.
Carlyle.
O.
Caldwell
Clubs.
&
Chamber
Industrial
Commerce.
Fish
and
Oyster
Dealers.
and Commercial Club. Commission Merchants.
Redmond, C. B. Phillips, A. R.
Furniture Dealers.
Whitfield
French. Lumberton Grocery Co.
&
Lumberton Furniture Co.
Grocers (Wholesale.) Birmingham & Co. Whitefield & French.
Birmingham
&
Co.
Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Luinberton Cotton Mills Co. Dresden Cotton Mills Co. National Cotton Mills Co. Jennings Cotton Milling Co. Confectionery Dealers.* Redmond. C. B. Kaluby, Salosm. Sanderson, R. T. Gilmore & Martin. Saloon Saleeby. Beasley Bros. Sanders, R. T. Freeman, William. Dendson, William.
Britt,
Hardware Dealers.
McAllister Hardware Co. Caldwell, L. H. Caldwell & Carlyle.
Hospitals.
Thompson Sanatorium.
Riverside Sanatorium. Insurance Agents. McLean, A. T. Sipher, E. G. (Dist. Mgr. W. O. Caldwell, A. P. (Life and Fire.) Williams, Q. T. (Fire.)
W.)
Hamilton,
S.
H.
(Fire.)
Alfred.
Builders.
Page, E. E. (Life.) Barker, J. A. (Life.) Norment, T. A. (Life and Fire.)
PreVatt,
Contractors and Walters, D. P. Burnerg, M.
Jones,
a.
W.
Jewelers.
Reynolds. W. G. Blackburn, L. B.
W. N. Branch. S. A.
Shootes, Shootes.
W. H.
Boykin, H. Parker, W.
('.
W.
Garages.
E. E. Coal and Wood Dealers. Caldwell & Carlyle. McAllister Hardware Co.
Lumberton Auto Co.
McAllister & McLeod Ramseur Garage,
Machine Shops
(Inc.)
ROBESON COl'XTY
Flayd, A. F. McDaniel. A. L. Beaufort Lumber Co. Store. Dean, \V. G.
Miller, E. S.
393
General
Merchants.
Cook, L. M. (Undertaker's Goods). Edens, Chas. Buie, Blanche.
Bullock, Don.
Hamilton Supply Co.
Fairmont Supply Co. Floyd & Pitman Hardware Co. Jones & McKenzie.
Griffin, Archie.
Red Springs Variety
Thrower, J. Cope, E. C.
J.,
Store.
Co.
Winesline, H. Turner, G. W.,
Kay. W. P. Townsend & Brewer.
10c.
(Sales stables
and sad-
&
Co.
(5c
and
Store.)
dlery,
buggies,
wagons).
Fairmont Parks (Market).
Manufacturing Plants. Fairmont Novelty Works. Beaufort County Lumber Co. Fairmont Light & Power Co. Crown Baling Works.
Brown, Katie R. Talbott, M. S.
Turner,
J.
H., Furniture Co.
Co.
W. G. Red Springs Trading Mayer, M. E.
Dean,
Garrett
Farimont Ginning Co.
Stubbs, J. F., Novelty Works. Lewis, J. D. (Saw Mill.) Jones, A. L., & Son, (Saw Mill). Livery Stables. Stubbs, H. G., & Co. W. B., & Son. Brice, Floyd, C. A. Byrd, H. G. Farmers Live Stock Co., A. S. Thompson. Garages. Fairmont Garage Co. Perry. W. H. Gibson, J. R. Smith, E. M.
&
McNeill.
Odom,
J. D. Wright, S. W. Bright Department Covington, W. P. Bonds, A. H.
Store.
Brown,
J.
W.
Son.
Gibson, David D. Lovin, R. B., & Rodgers, T. C. Gibson, Wm. N.
Laundry.
Wong, Chas.
Hotel
Hotels and Boarding Red Springs.
Houses.
THE DIXIE—E. G. Floyd. Pearson, Op. & Jeweler.
& &
Co).
Moving
Pictures.
McPhaul, Mrs.
Shooter, Mrs. Mco.i:een, Mrs.
Jewelers. Jewelry Co.
Tobacco Warehouses. Faint Tobacco Warehouse Co. (T. F. Reeves
Re
1
Sprl sgs
Livery Stables.
Robeson
Co.)
Tobacco
Warehouse
Warehouse
Co.
Co.
Davis & Sons.) Peoples Tobacco
(E.
J.
Hinson, D.
Jackson,
Spell.
C. P.
D. P.
(Ot
Reeves
Lawyers.
A.
Inman,
Contractor Robert.
&
Hamilton
Builder.
Moss,
—
&
McMillan.
Insurance Agents.
T..
.
RED SPRINGS.
Incorporated in 1S87. Population, 1913: Whites. 900; colored, 600;
total,
McCallum, A.
Mt'Rae,
L.
J.
II.
&
Co.
McKay,
Dentist.
Value
1,500. real
C'bson, H. B.
estate,
60c.
$750,000;
value
personal
Newspapers and Editors.
property, $350,000.
TAX RATE:
RED SPRINGS CITIZEN
(Weekly)— R.
B.
on the $100.
Officers.
MAYOR—J.
R.
Town
D.
CHIEF OF POLICE— W.
U.
POSTMASTER—J.
McLean. G. Brown.
E.
R. AGENT— H. S. Toon. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— H.
Ministers and
Parham.
S.
« Branch, Editor. Manufacturing Plants. Morgan Oil and Fertilizer Co. Williams, W. F. & J. G. (Lumber.) Love, J. M., & Co. (Lumber.)
Toon,
W
Gay Plow
Motor
Co.
Churches. • PRESBYTERIAN— H. G. Hill, Pastor. METHODIST— II. M. Eure, Pastor. BAPTIST— C. A. Sheerwood, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Rev. Duncan. Schools and Academies. GRADED SCHOOL— S. E. Leonard, Prin.
Dr.
C.
&
(Plows.) Garages.
(Inc).
Machine Co.
LUMBER BRIDGE.
Incorporated in 1891. Population, 1910: White,
total,
203;
colored,
OS;
Value
271. of real estate, $56,14S.38; value of per10c.
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE—
G. Vardeli, Pres.
sonal property, $15,510.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
BANK OF RED SPRINGS— A. B. Pearsall, Pres. J. S. Jones, Cash. CAROLINA BANK & TRUST CO.— J. H. Mc;
Banks and
Bankers.
Kay, Pres.
;
J.
J.
H.
McKay,
Doctors.
Cash.
McMillan,
M
•Millan,
L. B. F.
W. U.
POSTMASTER— C. P. McGugan. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. H. Freeman. R. R. AGENT— D. R. Monroe, A. C. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—D. R. Monroe,
I..
MAYOR—J.
Town Officers. W. Hall.
Ministers and
Churches.
Pastor.
McMillan, R. D. Hodgin, H. H.
PRESBYTERIAN— J. E. Berryhill, BAPTIST—J. L. Jenkins, Pastor.
Red Springs
Druggists. Drug Co.
GRADED— J.
Straps,
Burnett,
Association.
F.
Schools and
L.
Academies.
Woodward.
Doctors.
Townsend's Pharmacy. Building and Loan Associations.
Thos.
Red Springs Building & Loan
McL.
394
ROBESON COUNTY
General
Merchants.
2.
Hall, D. M. Marley, M. L., Store No. Farmers' Trading Co.
McQueen
Bros.
The .McKinnon Co.
Co. Pool. J. T. .Tones, A. L.
McRae
Graham, E. McLeon, H.
Ki
ly,
J. J.
Robeson
Boarding Houses.
Stables.
&
Manson.
Co.
Hotels and Central Hotel.
J.
Maxton Supply
Furniture Dealers.
K.
J.
Mcltackin,
Livery A.
McNair, A. M. Horse, Buggy and
Chason
Clifton,
&
McKinnon
Central
Baker (Livery and Automobiles.)
Manufacturing Plants. E. (Wagons, Corn Mill.)
Harness Dealers. Currie Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Hotel.
.1.
Maple Shade Inn.
Marley, M. L. (Gin.) Farmers' Trading Co. (Four Gin Systems.) Hall, L. ('. (Automobile and Bicycle Shop.) Insurance Agents.
McKinnon, Currie
Shaw,
Hall
J..
L.
&
(Fire.)
McLean & Croom. Phillips, B. W.
Glass, B.
C.
Livery Stables. Co. Brokers.
Hall (Fire.) Market.
Usher, C.
Tackley.
M.
Barber
Shop.
Mills.
W.
.1.
P.
Saw
Cnflon,
E.
Insurance Agents. Evans, T. O. Morrison, A. MeL. Consolidated Realty & Insurance Co. Newspapers and Editors.
THE SCOTTISH CHIEF
Harker, Editor.
(Weekly)—W.
B
MAXTON.
Incorporated in 1S74. Population, 1910: White, 1,200; colored, 800;
total,
Value
2,000. of real
estate
and personal property,
Officers.
$1,250,000.
TAX RATE:
$1.12 1-2 on the $100.
MAYOR —McKay McKinnon. POSTMASTER—O. C. Nicholson.
T.
Town
AGENT— F. C. Frostic, S. A. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— F. C. Frostic,
R.
R.
CHIEF OF POLICE— S.
Carrow, A. C. L.
H. Dunlap.
;
E.
W.
Printing Offices. The Scottish Chief Job Office. Cotton Gins. Farmers Ginnery. Maxton Ginning Co. Ella Manufacturing Co. Manufacturing Plants. United Lumber Co. Maxton Sash and Door Co. Elba Cotton Seed Oil Co. Maxton Veneering Co. Builders Supply Co. Maxton Light & Power Co. Carolina Electric Co.
U.
FIRE CHIEF—J.
SUPT.
WATER WORKS— H.
Ministers and
J.
Drennon.
C.
ROWLAND.
McNalr.
Incorporated in 1888. Population, 1914: White,
total,
950;
colored.
250;
Churches.
G. Hill. W. B. Mcllwaine. Pastors. BAPTIST— Rev. A. A. Butler. EPISCOPAL— N. C. Duncan, Rector. Lawyers. McLean, S. B. " Patterson, G. B. B. F. McLean, McKimmon, H. A. Wiggin, J. P. Carpenter, J. E. Schools and Academies. W. A. Nicholson, Prin. CAROLINA COLLEGE— S. E. Mercer, Pres. Banks and Bankers. T. O. Evans, Pres.; OF Lacy Williams, Cash. OF ROBESON— R. L. McLeod, Pres.; A. Armstrong', Cash. J.
METHODIST—M. V. PRESBYTERIAN— H.
McRae,
Pastor.
Value
1,200. of real
estate
70c.
and personal property,
Officers.
$1,500,000.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
GRADED—
BANK BANK
POSTMASTER—V. G. Pleasant. CHIEF OF POLICE—J. H. Carper. COMMISSIONERS—E. M. Hines, Geo. K. McNeill, T. W. Brake, B. A. Edens. WATER. —SUPT. McKay. LIGHTS AND SEWERAGE J. A. R. R. AGENT— R. S. Dickerson, A. C. L. W. O. Williams. M. A. & S. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—R. S. Dickerson,
W. U.
Ministers and
MAYOR—D.
Town
D.
McLaurin.
;
Churches.
MAXTON—
Doctors.
METHODIST— J. A. Lee, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— H. J. Mills, Pastor. BAPTIST— W. S. Ballard, Pastor. Schools and Academies. ROWLAND HIGH—W. A. Dees, Prin.
Banks and
E. B.
Croom, A. B. Kirkpatrick, L.
McClelland, J. Harris, D. W.
Bankers.
R. O.
Dentists.
BANK OF ROWLAND—Allen Edens, Pres.; Ward, Cash. MERCHANTS & FARMERS—T. W. Carml;
chael, Pres.
W.
L.
Buck, Cash.
Doctors.
Croom,
J. D., Mclver, D. C.
Jr.
Druggists.
Andrews, N. H. Reedy, Howard.
Pate, G.
Barnes Bros. Drug Co. Robeson Drug Co. Water Works.
M.
Maxton Water Works (Owned by
General
Evans, W. E. Smith, N. McN. Carmichael, T. W.
City.)
Dentists.
Merchants.
Inc.
Lennon,
C.
H.
Druggists.
Morrison.
J.
E.
Graham, R.
Strickland. R. H. Currie-Patterson Co., Carter, J. W.
Wards Pharmacy. Rowland Drug Co.
ROBESON COUNTY
McLaurin
General Bros.
395
Merchants.
Mcdonald.
Incorporated in 1910. 1914: White, Population,
total,
Bullock, A. L. Webster, W. W. Blue, J. T. McCorruick, H. K. The Peoples Trading Co.
89;
colored,
36;
Value
125. real
estate,
$50,000;
Officers.
value
personal
property,
$15,000.
Hedgepeth
&
Chitty.
Rowland Grocery Co.
Draughn, G. W.
Jordan, F. F. Bracy, J. McR.
Rowland Bargain House. Rowland Hardware & Supply Ward, John W. Adams, S. L.
Co.
COMMISSIONERS—J. L. Townsend, S. McLean, C. T. Davis. CLERK AND TREASURER—T. S. Greyard. POSTMASTER— S. McLean. R. R. AGENT—A. K. Jones. A. C. L. MANAGER EXPRESS—A. F. Jones.
Schools and Academies.
MAYOR— R.
Town
H.
McMillan.
Lytch, Mrs. Milton. B. B. Hardware Co. Pleasants, Cox Hardware Cc. Parlor Grocery Co. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
PUBLIC—.
McDonald Brick
Manufacturing Plants.
Co.
.McDonald Ginning Co.
Reedy House. Pittman House.
Lawyers.
PEMBROKE.
Incorporated in 1905. Population, 1914: Whites. 100; colored, 25; Indians, 125; total, 250. Value real estate, $250,000 (estimated) value personal property, $50,000 (estimated). TAX RATE: 33 l-3c. on the $100.
;
Wooten, E. L.
Livery and
McArn, Bracy Vehicle
Norton,
J.
Sales Stables. Co.
T.
McCormic, H. K. McKinzie, A. D., & Co. Rowland Live Stock Co. Building and Loan Associations Rowland Building and Loan Association. Newspapers and Editors.
COMMISSIONERS— E. M. Paul, Thagard. O. V. Hamrich. CLERK AND TREASURER— O. V. POSTMASTER— A. A. Thagard.
R.
MAYOR— O.
Town
O.
Officers.
J.
Fowler.
L.
Hamrich
ROWLAND SUN
(Weekly)— A.
C.
Johnson,
Editor.
A.
Insurance Agents.
R. AGENT— O. O. Fowler, S. A. L. and C. L. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
Ministers and
.1
Brake, T.
W. McCallum, C. J. Rowland Loan & Trust
O. O. Fowler.
Churches.
Pastor.
Co. Manufacturing Plants. Rowland Oil Fertilizer Co. Bracy Bros. (Lumber and Brick.)
BAPTIST— F. Davis, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—C. A. Carson.
PUBLIC
Prin.
Schools and Academies. E. (White)— Florence
Johnson,
A.
Neal.
STATE
RENNERT.
Incorporated in 1895. Population 1914: White
total 250.
12.~>;
NORMAL
(Indian)— H.
Boarding Houses.
Bankers.
V.
Prin.
colored
125;
Cook
Cash.
Hotels and Hotel.
Banks and
Value
property
real
TAX RATE—
estate $100,000; value personal $60,000. 06 2-3c. on the $100.
BANK OF PEMBROKE— O.
Doctors.
Hamrich,
POSTMASTER— C. W. Watson. R. R. AGENT—G. F. Ellis. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— O.
W.
J.
MAYOR— B.
Town
Talor.
Officers.
Locklen.
G.
W.
Druggists.
Andrews, N. H.
Phillips,
PRESBYTERIAN—
Schools
G. Talor. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST.!. L. Jenkins. Pastor. No Pastor.
General Merchants. McCormick & Paul, Inc. Breecc. A. M. Pembroke Mercantile Co.
Lowry, Wm. Sampson, H.
Lowrie, B.
11.
W.
and
PUBLIC— C.
Thompson,
Asst.
F.
Academies. Prin. Melntyre,
Manufacturing Plants.
Eva
Pembroke Planing Mill Co.
ST.
PAULS.
800;
colored,
BUIES.
1914: Population, Indians, 3; total 83.
real estate, property, $5,000.
White.
$12,000;
77;
colored,
3;
Incorporated in 1908. Population, 1914: Whites,
total.
200;
Value
value
personal
Value
1,000. real
estate,
30c.
$225,800:
value
personal
property,
POSTMASTER—Alfred Britt. H. Holt, R. R. AGENTS— J. P. Ray, L. John Q. Adams, E. T. Fitts, A. C. L. MANAGER EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH—
J.
Town Officers. No Town Government.
TAX RATE:
$200,000.
on the 100.
Officers.
P. Ray.
PHILADELPHUS HIGH— M.
J.
Schools and
Academies.
C.
McLeod,
S.
CLERK AND TREASURER—G. T. Fisher. COMMISSIONERS— A. R. McEachern, L. I. Grantham. POSTMASTER— P. J. Caudell. R. R. AND EXPRESS AGENT— E. D. Tyson, V. & C. S. Ry. EXPRESS AGENT— A. McQueen.
MAYOR— J.
Town
M. Butler.
Culey,
Britt.
Prins.
General
Alfred. Melvin. R. A. McNeill, W. R.
Merchants.
MANAGER TELEPHONE—W. D. Johnston. Ministers and Churches. PRESBYTERIAN—J. Mel. Wicker, Pastor. BAPTIST— J. A. Snow. METHODIST— J. A. Graves. Pasor.
396
ROBESON—ROCKINGHAM
Schools and Academies.
B.
Olive,
St.
GRADED—L.
Poole,
D.
Pauls Cash
Store.
I
Prln.
Coli y
Hotels and
Scott.
Boarding Houses.
McEachern Howard Grocery.
o,
BANK OF
J.
Bank
ST.
PAULS—L.
Lawyers.
Doctors.
and
Bankers. Mclnnls,
Cash.
R. Hester, C. Terry, ('has. Terry, M. E.
C. I.lntz, Asst. Cash.
Parham, H. M.
Culhreth. M. Odarn Bros.
A.
Butler, Jno. S.
Northrop, T. L.
Poole, C. T.
Dentists.
Olive,
Newspapers
ST. Editor
.
and
Editors.
PAULS MESSENGER—D.
Scott
Poole,
T.
II.
Grantham Drug
Druggists. Co.
Merchants.
St. Pauls Hardware Co. McEachcrn, Johnson & MeGeachy Co. McGoogan, L. L., & Bro. Lindsay-Butler Supply Co.
Manufacturing Plants. St. Pauls Cotton Mill Co. Johnson, W. D., Lumber Co.
Chatham Lumber
Co.
St. Pauls Light and Power Co. Cape Fear Cotton Mills (Office.) McEachern & McDonald (Hosiery). J. M. McNeill (Novelty Works and
Itepair
St.
P.auls Mercantile
Co.
Shops).
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY COUNTY WENTWORTH.
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census Formed in 17S5. Named AREA — 550 square miles.
Value
of
1910),
36,442
in honor of
Lord Wantworth, Marquis
of
Rockingham.
real estate. $7,936,668; value of personal property, $4,156,668. Property listed in 1914. by whites, $10,324,906; bv negroes, 437,450. OF For whites, 71; for negroes, 41. 30 l-3c on the $100. County bonded debt, $99,700. PUBLIC Number of miles, 600. Worked by convict system.
NUMBER SCHOOLS— TAX RATE— ROADS— RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Railway, 21.65 miles, assessed value Atlantic and Yadkin Railway, 10.44 miles, assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Danville and Western Railway, 7.25 miles, assessed value Norfolk and Western Railway, 20.02 miles, assessed value International Telephone Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value Good Will Telephose Co., assessed value Farmers Telephone Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT January 18 (criminal), February 22 (civil). (civil, August 9 (criminal), November 22 (civil), December 20 (criminal).
-
$846,950.00 116,633.00 17,501.00 9,293.00 89,914.00 32,946.47
53478.48
433,725.00 3,000.00 S.564.00 3,258.00 225.00 100.00
TERMS—
May
10.
June
14
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—Jas. T. Smith.
•vorth.
Went-
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. HUNTSVILLE TOWNSHIP— D. A.
Stokesdale, Rfd.
Walker,
SHERIFF—Francis
"Ventworth.
B.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— J.
Kemp, Madison.
P.
LEAKSVILLE-M.
McMichael,
TREASURER— Francis B. Kemp, Madison. CORONER— S. G. Jett, Reidsville. SURVEYOR— S. B. Dameron, Reidsville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. W. Kerdle, Reidsville.
Rfd.: B. Spray; W. Spray; L. Diaper; J. M. Price, Leaksville. T. L. Smith, Stoneville.
Allen Hopper, Leaksville, K. Terry, Draper; W. A. Manly, S. Hodges, Spray: L. S. Waller, J. W. M. Clarke. Shelton, Spray;
MAYO—
;
MADISON— J.
Mayodau
Jeff
;
A. Pratt, Madison;
J.
H. Ault,
SUPT.
Wentworth.
worth.
OF
SCHOOLS— L.
N.
Hickerson.
SUPT. OF SUPT. OF
(chrm.),
HOME—Jno.
W. Rakestraw, Went-
SummerW. T. B. Wilson, Madison, Rfd. field, Rfd. I. W. G. Sharp, Witty. Summerfleld, Bfd. Wentworth, R. 1 W. J. Williams, Summerfleld,
H.
Garrett,
;
; ;
NEW BETHEL— A.
;
Sharp, Madison.
ROADS— Jas. V. Price, Madison. BOARD OF EDUCATION— Geo. W. Martin
Madison; Joseph H. Lane, Leaksville;
J.
B. F. P. H.
Williams, Summerfleld, Rfd. E. Wall, (chm'n). Spray; A. P. Sands, Reidsville; J. S. McColA. W. lum, Madison, R. F. D. Webster, Madison, L. W. Matthews, Stoneville.
Walter
PRICE— W. J. Grogan, Price, Rfd. REIDSVILLE—W. D. Hightower, Reidsville;
R. P. Mitchell, Reidsville; W. H. Nicholson, Reidsville; P. H. Williamson, Reidsville. W. H. Powell, Ruffin, R. F. D. L. H. A. N. Atkinson. Ruffin, R. F. D. Thompson, Ruffin. Ruffin; W. E. DLx, Ruffin, R. F. D. slMP.-sONVHLE— D. Ernest Purcell. Wentworth, R. 1: J. C. Turner, Reidsville, R. F. D. Wm. Cummings, Reidsville, R. F. D.
D. J. T. Wilson, Madison, R. F. Simpson, Summerfleld, R. F. D.
D.
;
COMMISSIONERS—R.
RUFFIN—
;
;
;
FARM
Reidsville.
DEMONSTRATION WORK—F.
It.
S.
Walker, Instructor, Reidsville, Rfd.
COUNTY ATTORNEY— Ira
Humphreys,
;
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
397
WENTWOBTH— David
WILLIAMSBURG—
R. 5; Wentworth; J. R. F. D. ; VV. II. Settle, Reidsville, R. P. D. T. ReidsGeo. Davis. Etfd. ville, R. 1; A. B. McKimiey. Reidsvill e, E. D. Paschall. Mclver
M. Moore. Reidsville, A. Gunn, Wentworth,
;
MINISTERS NOT
MT.
lege.
IN
TOWNS.
HOWARD'S CHAPEL— L
MT.
HERMON—S. J. NEW LEBANON— L.
BETHEL—
&.
I..
I.
Beeker. Spray. Cox, Elon College. I. Cox, Elon Col-
W.. Madison. Bright. Mad'son. McAuley, Alice, Madison. Cheatham, Annie. Madison. Hoover. Mary, Madison. Benson, Stella, Madison, I{. F. ]). Sharp, Lucy, Madison. R. F. IV Nan".-. Florence, Madison, It. F. I).
Rinker, Lindsay,
II.
SCHOOLS
Cox, Elon College. IN TOWNS. Madison, Bfd. BETHANY Summerfleld, Bfd. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. Stewart, J. T., Sumnierfield. R. 1. Johnson, W. A.. Reidsville, R. 2
I.
ACADEMIES NOT
NEW BETHEL—
HIGH—
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Baynes, Jonathan. Wentworth. B. 1. Wall. A. D.. & Sons. Wentworth, R. Gunn, J. A., Wentworth. R. 1.
Thomas.
P., Leaksville. Settle, W. H., Reidsville. Rfd. Stone, R. J. C, Reidsville. Rfd. French, W. R., Ruffln, Rfd. Pruitt, R. H., Ruffln. Rfd. Powell Bros., Ruffln, Rfd.
S.
1.
Susie, stoneville, R. F. I>. LlZZie, Stoneville. R. F. D. Susie. Stoneville. R. F. D. Wai. Maud, Stoneville, R. F. D. King. ('. II.. Stonevivllc. R. F. D. Penn, IT. K.. Stoneville, R. F. D. King, Mary, Stoneville. R. F. D. Marshburn, 0. M.. stoneville. Trivette, Eugene, Stoneville. Garrett, Annie, Stoneville. Faeg. Cassle, Stoneville. Suttenfleld, T. W., Madison. R. F. D. Wilson. Pattie. Madison. R. F. D. Carter, Pink. Madison, R. F. D. Genes, S. A.. Madison. R. F. D. Lasley, Annie. Madison, R. F. D. Degrott, Lottie, Madison, R. F. D. Joyce, Ada, Summerfleld, R. F. D.
Kighflll,
Wilson. Wilson,
F.
Faucette, G.
H., Melver.
,
Simpson, J. M. Summerfleld, Rrd. Simpson, P. H. Summerfleld, Rfd. Hudson, T. J., & Son. Summerfleld, Rfd. Knight, W. M., Stokcsdale, Rfd. Cook. G. T.. Ruffin, R. F. D. Apple, G. W. Reidsville, R. F. D. Moore, J. W. H, Reidsville, R. F. D. Dixon, A. J., Reidsville, R. F. D. Adkins. J. R., Ruffin, R. F. D.
,
Herbln. Marie. Summerfleld. R. F. D. Weathersbee, L. W. Mrs.. Summerfleld, R. D. Wetmore, Ada. Mrs., Summerfleld, R. F. D. Truitt, J. S., Summerfleld, R. F. D. Johnston, Mary, Summerfleld, R. F. D. Carter, Emma, Summerfleld, R. F. D. Lester, Cora, Summerfleld, R. F. D. Sharp. Lizzie, Madison, R. F. D. Sharp. Florence. Madison, R. F. D. Sharp, Clara, Wentworth, R. F. D. Sharp, Carrie. Wentworth. R. F. D. Sharp, Cora. Rideeway. Va., R. F. D. Tinsley, Francis, Ridgeway, Va., R. F. D.
.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Sharp. Eugene. Madison, R. F. D. Deshaze, Minnie, Madison, R. F. D. Gant. Stokesdale, R. F. D. Gant, Maud. Stokesdale, R. F. D. Gentry, Tracey, Stokesdale, R. F. D. Carter. Bessie, Stokesdale, R. F. D. Witty, Annie. Summerfleld. R. F. D. Knight, Cora, Stokesdale, R. F. D. Lester, Etta, Stokesville, R. F. D. McDonald. Carl, Stokesdale, R. F. D. Tucker, Augusta, Stokesdale, R. F. D. Winkler, W. L., Leaksville. Winkler. W. L., Mrs.. Leaksville.
Ivie,
Grogan, Susie. Price. Lemons, Augusta, Price. R. F. D.
Currin. Joe B., Stoneville, R. F. D. Carroll. Ruby, Reidsville, R. F. D. Rice, Bessie. Reidsville. R. F. D. Pearson, Rufus, Reidsville, R. F. D. Perkins. Annie, Reidsville, R. F. D. McCargo, W. R., Reidsville. R. F. D. McCargo, W. R., Reidsville. R. F. D. Womack, Tattle Wray. Reidsville. R .P. D. Rascoe. Lily, Reidsville. R. F. D Deshazo, Dora, Reidsville. R. F. D. Preddy, Ruby. Reidsville. R. F. D. Apple. Ida, Reidsville, R. F. D. Norman, Pearl. Pelham, R. F. D. Lewis, Janie, Pelham, R. F. D. Pruitt, Sallie, Ruffin. R. F. D. McCollum. R. W.. Mrs., Ruffin. R. F. D. Hudson, Lynette Ruffin. R. F. D. Frashure, Nelle. Reidsville. R. F. D. F. D. Jarrett. Etta, Reidsville, R. Wilson, Grace, Ruffin, R. F. D. Foster, Lula, Ruffin, R. F. D. Lasley. Essie, Ruffln. R. F. D. Baker, H. W.. Buffin. King, Edna, Buffin, It. F. D. Home, Cernie, Buffin. Womack. Edna. Pelham. R. F. D. Carter, Claudia. Wentworth, R. F. D.
.
.
Mollie,
Leaksville.
Ray, B. W., Mrs., Leaksville. Hundley, Annie, Leaksville. Millner, Annie. Leaksville. Payne, A. C, Leaksville.
Givins,
Fagge,
Taylor,
J. P., Mrs.. Leaksville. Orene, Leaksville. Elizabeth, Leaksville.
Warriner, Agnes, Leaksville. Blanchard. Alice, Leaksville. Jones, Etha, Spray. Hopper, Nellie. Spray. Voss, H. D., Mrs.. Spray. Deshaze, Mattie, Draper. Watson, Durena, Draper. Blair, Annie Bell, Draper. Rangeley, Liza, Cascade, Va. Trent, Florence, Shale, Va. Taylor, Anne. Leaksville. Hundley, R. W., Leaksville, R. F. D. Martin. Jesse, Stoneville, It. F. D. Rakestraw. Sarah. Mrs., Price, R. F. D. Hubbard, Ruth, Mayodan, R. F. D. Gibson, Pricie, Mayodan, R. F. D. Sharp. Lizzie. Mayodan, R. F. D. Price, Ruth, Mayodan, R. F. D. Bennett, Mamie, Mayodan. Chandler, Lelia, Mayodan. Smith, Annie, Mayodan. Wall. Roberta, Mayodan.
Barber, Audrey. Reidsville. Rodgers. Fannie. Reidsville. R. F. I). Moore. Lucv. Reidsville, R. F. D. Walker, Wllsie, Reidsville. R. F. D. Nichols. Mary, Reidsville. R. F. D. Terry, Mae. Reidsville, R. F. D. Currie, Bailie, Reidsville. R. F. D. Leatherwood. Clara. Reidsville, R. F. I). House, lira, Reidsville. R. F. I). Lovlngs, Emma, Reidsville, R. F. D. Wilson, Ora. Benaja. R. F. D. Hull. Lucy, Wentworth. Harralson. Cora. Wentworth. Clark. Ruth, Wentworth. Malloy. Lelia. Reidsville. R. F. D.
398
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
MAYODAN.
Incorporated in 1897. Population. 1910: White,
100:
1,400:
colored.
total,
Burton, Luther, Mrs., Reidsvllle, R. K. D. King, Lucy. Reidsvllle, K. F. D. Bull, Mary, Reidsvllle, R. F. D. Anderson, Louise, Reidsvllle, K. F. D. Baher, Mary, Kuirin, K. F. D.
lola. Reidsvllle, R. F. Sharp, Stella, Reidsvllle, R. F. Dallas, Aline, Reidsvllle, It. F.
Griffin,
D. D. D.
TAX RATE:
1,500. 10c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Myrtle, Wentworth, R. F. D. Kemp. lone. Madison, K. F. D. Roberts, Hattle, Madison, It. F. D. l'aschal, Bessie, Madison, R. F. D. Martin, Nellie, Reidsvllle, R. F. D. Xeal, Lillian. Mclver. R. F. D. Siade, Annie Bell. Mclver, R. F. D. llairston, Mary, Mclver, R. F. D. Wilson, Maud. Mclver, R. F. D. Turner, Myrtle, Reidsvllle, R. F. D. Matkins, Georgia, Reidsville, R. F. D. Morphis, Willie, Brown Summit, R. F. D.
Roberts,
POSTMASTER— Roy
R.
MAYOR—W.
R.
Town
L.
It ail
AGENT— J. E. Dempster, MANAGER TELEGRAPH— C.
way
Ministers and
CHIEF OF POLICE— II.
Parmill. Martin.
J.
Walker. N.
& W.
Reid.
H.
W. U.
EPISCOPAL—W.
BAPTIST— Rev.
H.
MORAVIANMETHODIST—A.
Churches. H. Wiley, Rector.
R.
Surratt,
Pastor.
Morton, Pastor.
Doctors.
WENTWORTH.
Population,
total,
Schools and Academies. PUBLIC— Miss Mamie Bennett, Prin.
191 0:
White,
250;
L.
negroes,
50;
Harrison,
H.
Merchandise.
Co.
300.
General
1'OSTMISTRESS— Margaret
Ministers anil
son.
Young.
Tesh, S. P.
PRESBYTERIAN— Watd METHODIST EPISCOPAL—T.
Rciusvilie.
Churches. Robertson,
C.
Madi-
Mayodan Supply
Wilson, R. B. Martin. L. W. Martin, S. F.
Jordan.
Pastor,
Schools
and
Academies.
WENTWOKTii
Cora mary.
Harraison,
liioH— juucy
Asst.,
Ruth
Prin. Hall, Clark, Pri-
,
Doctors.
Ellington, Samuel.
General Merchants. Wentworth Mercantile Co. JlitclieU, Robert G. Lawyers. McMichael, Charles O. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
C. P. Austin. J. W. Ault, J. H. Black, T. C. Piedmont Mercantile Co. Poole, W. N. Livery Stables. Fallin. E. E. Manufacturing Plants.
Baughn,
The Mayo
Mills.
SPRAY.
Population,
1914: White,
7,000; colored, 100:
total,
Reid Hotel.
Insurance Agents.
McMichael,
J.
P.
DRAPER.
Population,
50;
total,
1910:
White,
$500,000;
Officers.
J.
1,000;
colored,
Value
1,000. real estate,
value
personal
pioperty, $0^0,0UU.
MENT—W. R. Lynch, Mgr. Y. M. C. A.— C. H. Burt, Gen. R. R. AGENT— S. M. Harris, Western Railway. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—W.
W. U.
Ministers
POSTMASTER—L. M. Sheffield. CHIEF OF POLICE—Harden Eans. CITY WELFARE AND HEALTH DEPARTSec.
7,100.
Danville
&
B.
Weaver.
Town
it.
POSTMASTER—Thomas
it.
TLLLGRAPU MANAGER—W.
METHODIST — J.
BAPTltoT
Ministers
J.
R. Hundley. CHILI)' OF POL1CL— Siaugiiter. AG.ti.NT — D. Jones. Jones. i.-viithis AUUM' — W.
VV. VV.
1).
and
Churches.
D. Jones.
— W.
Cnurches. P. Hipp, Pastor.
and
EPISCOPAL—W. J. Gordon, Rector. PRESBYTERIAN— F. C. French, temporary. BAPTIST— I. M. Green, Pastor. CHRISTIAN—A. C. Knibb. Pastor. METHODIST— J. A. Farrington, Pastor. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— J. F. Spanglery,
Elder.
Byrum, Pastor.
Doctors.
Scnools and Academies.
Schools
and
Academies.
building
being
PUBLIC—.
E. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Draper Hotel. General Merchandise. Hubbard & Co.. C. L. Mitchell Bros. Druggists. Sledge, R. S. Livery Stables. Martin Livery Co. Diaper Livery stables.
PUBLIC— ($25,000
constructed.
school
Webb,
S.
THE BANIv OF S.PRAY—D.
President
;
Banks and Bankers.
T.
F.
King,
IMPERIAL TRUST & SAVINGS CO.—B
A.
Hopper, Cashier.
;
Frank Mebane, Pres.
BOULWOOD
BANK AND
;
B. E.
Ivie.
Cash.
TRUST
CO.—
Gilliam Gussom. Pres.
P. H. Doctors.
Gwyrm. Cash.
Sweaney. John. Ray, John B.
Tuttle.
A.
F.
Manufacturing Draper Furniture Co.
Plants.
The Thread Mills German- American
Co. Mill.
Martin, S. L. Flock, R. E. (City Health.) Spray Supply and Hardware Co. Heiner, M.
Druggists.
Markets. Rockingham Market Co.
Grocers.
Spray
Mercantile Co. General Merchandise.
De Hart
Bros.
Martin, C. T. Smith. J. W.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY
Patterson.
\V.
J.
399
Martin,
L.
W.
Jones.
Madifon Grainery Co. Meador Grocery Co.
City Grocery Co. City Grocery Store. Webster & Roberson. Webster Bros. Jones, W. C. McGhee & Co.
& Chemical Co. Wall Furniture Co. Grady, A. M.. (Fruits and Confectionary).
Floyd,
Hill
Hubbard & Spray Drug
Bakery.
Floyd Hill Furniture Co. Floyd Hill Mercantile Co Smith, S. H. (Fruit Dealer.) Hotels and Boarding Houses. Jones Barding House. The Colonnade.
Moore,
Scales,
J.
HH.
C.
Hardware
Pratt
Bros.
Dealers.
Penn Hardware
Redmond,
J.
Livery B.
Stables.
Martin Livery Co. Spray Livery Co.
Lawyers.
Ivie,
MADISON
Editor.
Essex Jewelry Newspapers
Co. Jewelers. Store.
and
HERALD— M.
Lawyers.
Editors. Mlsenhimer. L.
Cox
&
A. D. Cox.
J.
Haizlip.
T.
Dentists.
J.
Brown,
J.
J.
C.
Furniture
Pratt Bros.
Dealers.
Van Noppen,
Warren,
J.
E.
Undertakers
Pratt Bros.
Agents.
and
Embalmers.
Insurance
Emerson, E. E. Virginia Life Insurance Co. Manufacturing Plants. The American Warehouse Co. Nantucket Mills.
Lily Mills.
Insurance Agents.
Ragsdale,
J.
O.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Stamps, Mrs. Ruth. Knight, S. G.
Jones,
W.
C.
Hotel Madison.
Livery Stables.
Spray Cotton Mills.
Leaksville Cotton Mills.
Morehead Cotton Mills. Rhode Island Manufacturing Spray Woolen Mills. Leaksville Woolen Mills. Carolina Cotton and Woolen
Pratt Bros. (Sales.) Cardwell. R. M. (Sales.)
Co.
Jones,
Zeigler,
W.
C.
John.
Manufacturing Plants.
Mills.
MADISON.
Population,
total,
1914: White.
estate,
1,205; colored,
450;
Value
1,655. of real
$14S,54S; value of per-
Pratt. J. A. (Finishing Mill.) (Lawn Swing Factory Cahill, E. P. Finishing Plant.) Ledbetter (Wagons, Repair Factory). Repair Factory.) (Brick.) Faust, James.
and
sonal property, $187,090.
Searcy,
Allen.
(Brick.)
TAX RATE:
65c.
Town
Officers.
REIDSVILLE.
Population,
'910:
5,200. estate,
MAYOR—W.
C.
Jones.
T.
Whites,
$1,200,000;
3,200;
colored,
CHIEF OF POLICE— W.
R. R. AGENT— T. J. Western; W. S. Stanley.
Tucker.
2,000;
total,
POSTMASTER—W.
T.
Chambers. Teague, Norfolk
J.
Value real
value personal
&
property, $1,300,000. RATE: $1.00 on the $100.
TAX
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—T.
Ministers
Teague,
W. U.
and
Churches.
R.
Surratt,
MAYOR— Robt.
Town
Officers.
Hairston.
RECORDER'S COURT— Ira
Womack,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL—A.
Pastor.
Recorder; Jas. D.
R. Clerk.
Humphreys,
BAPTIST—J.
T.
Bvrum, Pastor.
Robertson.
EPISCOPAL— Rev. Willey. PRESBYTERIAN—W. P.
Schools and Academies. Madison Graded School. Banks and Bankers.
POSTMASTER—R. S. Montgomery. CHIEF OF POLICE— W. W. Williams. R. R. AGENT— N. C. Thompson, Southern Railway. ^ Ministers and Churches. PRESBYTERIAN— D. I. Craig, D. D., Pastor. METHODIST—W. A. Lambeth, Pastor; B. A.
Ruffin
Circuit.
THE BANK OF MADISON— J.
Pres.
;
H.
Moore,
York,
J.
O.
Ragsdale, Cash. Tobacco Warehouses.
Pastor.
Farmers'
Taylor,
Webster Warehouse. Warehouse. Planters' Warehouse.
Doctors.
J.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST—Rev. Collins. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— L. H. Hardy. Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Rev. LeBlanc.
GRADED—T.
tiss.
Schools and Academies.
T.
REIDSVILLE SEMINARY—Frank
Prin.
Wingate
Andrews.
Supt.
H.
CurA.
Matheson. R. C. Wilson, W. P.
Dentists.
REIDSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE— O.
CITIZENS
Roach, J. A. Martin, C. L.
Freeman, Mgr. Banks and
BANK— R.
Cashier.
Bankers.
L.
Watt,
President;
Madison Drug Piedmont Drug
Busick
Sons.
Druggists. Co. Co.
Eugene
General
Merchants.
— R.
BANK OF REIDSVILLE—W B. Wray. Vice-President; J. F. Watlington. Cashier. ROCKINGHAM SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
S.
Irvin.
Montgomery, President
;
Scott Fillmau.
Meador Supply
Co.
Cashier.
ROCKINGHAM— ROWAN
Hotels and
4(11
Boarding Houses.
Lewis Hotel. Smith House. Tinsley House. Taylor House.
Stone
Druggists. Leaksville Drug Co. Scott Bros. Drug Co., Inc. Dentists. Rishardson, E. E.
Booz
Leath,
& &
J.
Livery Stables. Nolen. Insurance Agents. Stanford.
Warren, Ed.
General
Merchandise.
Co.
Manufacturing Plants.
Field. D. E. Leaksville Mercantile King's Shoe Store.
Mills.)
M. (Saw Mill.) Mitchell, Geo. M. (Roller Flour
Stonewall Electric Light Co.
Stoneville
Spoke and Handle Co. Barber Shops.
Robinson, W. A. Simms, Frank. Tobacco Warehouses. Glenn, Joyce & Co. Glenn. T. J., & Co.
Wilson, M. (i. Variety Stores Co., Inc. No. Variety Stores Co., Ins. No. Clayton-King Co. (Autos). Roberts, Bruce. Fleming. A. E.
1.
2.
Kemp,
Pete,
(Tailor.)
Leaksville-Spray
Grocery
Co.
(Wholesale.)
Glenn
Lewis, Taylor & Co. Blacksmith Shops. Kaliom, C. N. Fry. Walter. Repair Shops. Alley, Jas. A. (Buggies and Wagons).
&
Price.
Merchants Union Co. (Wholesale.) Leaksville Market Co. Twin City Commission Co. (Wholesale.)
H.nr,
(..
I).
Leaksville Milling Co. Williams, T. E. Seay Harness & Hardware Co.
LEAKSV1LLE.
Population, 1910: Whites, 1,128; colored. 326;
total,
1,454. Value real estate, $400,000. RATE; 50c. on the $100.
B. F. Price, Z. A. Willner, T. L. (Dry Goods and Millinery.) Leaksville Novelty Co. (Wholesale Novelty Goods. ) Hardware Dealers.
Ivie,
TAX
Rainey, S.
Leaksville
MAYOR— A.
R.
POSTMASTER—
Town Officers. W. Dunn.
,T.
Seay Harness
W. (Coal and Farm Implements.) Hardware Co. & Hardware Co.
Boarding Houses.
Hotels and
CHIEF OF POLICE—John
H. Lane.
F. Deshazo. Clark, Danville
II.
Western Railway Co.
W. U.
R. AGENT— Geo. H. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— George
Ministers and
&
Hotel Hopper. Ivie House. Wilson House.
Livery Stables. Leaksville Livery Co. Ivie Bros. Building and Loan Associations. Twin-City Building & Loan Association. Insurance Agents. Leaksville-Spray Insurance & Realty Co. Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Co., Inc. Union Mutual Life and Health Insurance Co.
Clark,
METHODIST— A. L. Aycock, Pastor. BAFTIST—R. E. White, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— P. H. Gwynn, Pastor. EPISCOPAL—W. J. Gordon, Rector. Schools and Academies. LEAKSVILLE-SPRAY INSTITUTE—C. M. Beach, Prin. LEAKSVILLE GRADED SCHOOL—W. L.
Winkler, Prin.
Churches.
(Home
Office.)
Banks and
Bankers.
F.
Pres.
:
BANK
Pres.
;
OF LEAKSVILLE— D. Hooper, Cash. PEOPLES BANK— S. L. Martin.
A.
T.
King,
A. E.
Millner, Cash.
Doctors.
Warehouses. King's Warehouse. (Sale of Leaf Tobacco.) Farmers Warehouse. (Sale of Leaf Tobacco.) Manufacturing Plants. Leaksville Electric Supply Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Works. (Wholesale.) Taylor, J. B. (Tobacco.) Iloper. J. M. (Planing Mill.)
J. H., Buggy Co. Leaksville Wagon Co. Leaksville Light & Power Co. J- C. & E. B. (Flour Mill.) Kins. Leaksville Brick Co.
Hampton.
Smith, Ralph. Martin. S. L. Johns, A. B.
Wray. John B.
Taylor, T. G.
Turner
Lawyers.
Roberts,
&
J.
Knight (Flour and Feed Mill.)
K.
Dunn. A. W.
Ivie.
(Flour Mill.) Garages.
Allen D.
Leaksville Motor
&
Garage Co.
ROWAN COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT.
SALISBURY.
POPULATION:
Number Formed
of polls.
in
174:!.
(Census
6532.
1914),
in
39,212.
Named
honor of Matthew Rowan.
461 square mile.s. Value of real estate, $9,987,694; vavlue of personal property, $3,800,027. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $13,287,721. NO. OF SCHOOLS: For whiles, 85; for negroes, 39. RATE: County purposes, 17c. on the $100; roads and bridges, 25c; special, 2c. ty bonded debt, $125, mm. PUBLIC ROADS: Worked by convicts, free and hired labor.
AREA:
TAX
Coun-
RAILROAD,
TELEGRAPH
AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
value
Cooleemee Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Railway, 17.52 miles, assessed value North Carolina Railroad. 20.60 miles, assessed
$
500.00 591,496.00 919*452.00
—26—
4(12
ROWAN COUNTY
80,400.00
Yadkin Railroad, L6.66 miles, assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed
value
IS, 4"0.
(M)
Pullman
Co.,
assessed
value Southern Express Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value e Co., assessed value Cold Hill Telep] Concord Telephone Co., assessed value North Carolina Midland Railroad. 17.2(1 miles, assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co.. assessed value Lexington Telephone Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value China Grove Telephone Co., assessed value Soin hern Power Co., assessed value Independent Telephone Co., assessed vavlue Lower Store Telephone Co., assessed value Albemarle Telephone Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT T Kit February S, March 8, May
value Co., assessed
6.790.00
S,7S7.(l(i
12.110.00 1,825.00 1,300.00
325.2H7.(i(i
MS—
1,007.00 138.00 3,760.00 485.00 76,240.00 400.00 1,220.00 1,511.00
3,
September
IN
13,
October
1
1
(civil).
November
22.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—J. F. McCubbins,
bury.
MINISTERS NOT
SalisIvey,
TOWNS.
SHKRIFF—J.
REGISTER
H.
Kirder,
OF
.T.
DEEDS— J.
Salisbury. Deaton. C.
Salisbury.
TREASURER— C. Kesler, Salisbury. CORONER —T. W. Summersett, Salisbury. SURVEYOR—P. Crawford Barnhardt, SalisSUPT. OF
bury.
HEALTH—E.
SCHOOLS—R.
W.
G.
Currie,
Salis-
bury
SUPT. OF
SUPT.
Kizer,
Salis-
bury.
Salisbury.
son,
OF HOME—Mrs.
Chas.
Patterson.
S.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—John
1: P.
HenderGlass.
Salisbury, R. 3. R., Salisbury. Monroe, D., Salisbury, R. 1. Riser, H.. China Grove. Pickens, C. M., Spencer. Ridenhour, M. L., Salisbury, R. Fisher, C. P., Salisbury, R. 3. Forbis, R. L,. Rockwell. Sprinkle, H. C. Spencer. Brown, R. L., R. 6. Trexler, H. A., Organ Church. Sowers, R. R., Granite Quarry. Parker, T. C, Barber. Brown, C. A., China Grove. Cox, Geo. H., East Spencer.
T.
C,
Jordan,
J.
W
1.
.
R.
land; Gray,
CleveR. 2; E. E. RichMiller, field, R. 2; II. C. Trott, Salisbury; O. O. Harrison, Mt. Ulla; J. W. Peeler, Rockwell. E. C. OF Gregory, Salisbury: C. F. Montgomery, Gold Hill; J. M. Proctor, Salisbury.
J.
COMMISSIONERS— C.
W.
T.
(chm'n.), Salisbury; .1. M. Furr, A. Sloop. China Grove.
Brown, B.
Fleming,
S., Landis. Bodie, N. D., Salisbury, Rfd. Shearhouse, O. P... Glass, R. 1. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Sumner,
Grove;
Salisbury,
China
.las.
W.
BOARD
ELECTIONS—
Cowan, Robert L., Salisbury. Summerell, E. M., Mill Bridie. Prown. George A., .Mount Ulla. Withers, Bank, Enochville. Ilolrhouser, J. L.. Gold Hill.
Peeler, J. H, Faith. Choates. G. W.. Rockwell. Lentz. C. M.. Gold Hill. Monk, M., Spencer. ""'". I'. Spencer. Busby, J. G.. Spencer. Sigman. F. G., Spencer. Burns. A. B. Cleveland.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP— J. C. Miller, Salisbury, R. 1. UNITY— T. V. Terrell, Cooleemee; N. N. Fleming, Woodleaf: Wm. Kesler. Salisbury, R. 1; Walter J. Shaping, Salisbury. SCOTCH IRISH—H. C. Turner, Cleveland.
R.
land.
G
'
.
,
CLEVELAND— MT. ULLA— S. M. Hart, Mt. STEELE— Charles T. Beeker,
2.
1;
J.
Lyerly,
Cleveland, R. 1. B. D. Rosebrough,
Ulla.
Cleve-
Edwards, B. Ramsaur, G.
Rudesil, Lyerly,
S.
O.,
Landis.
A..
China Grove.
IN
MERCHANTS NOT
J.,
TOWNS.
Mt. Ulla;
J.
A.
Menlns, Barber, R.
E. Deal, J. L. Fleming, P. Cross, China Grove. W. L. Kimball. China CHINA Grove. LIT A George H. Pless, China Grove, R. F. D. ; John D. L. Brown, Granite Quarry; J. L. Shuping, Granite Quarry; Jno. D. A. Fisher, Faith. Z. Aug. Julius Earnhardt. Kluttz, Rockwell; J. H. A. Lyerly, Granite Quarry; H. W. Bost, Rockwell; J. Albert Heilig,
J.
ATWELI^-Wm.
GROVE—
KER—
A.. Cleveland. R. 1. Cleveland. Rfd. McDaniel. Henry, Cleveland, Rfd. Clark. J. M. Tyach, F. M.. Gold Hill. R. 1. Wooten. W. H., Cleveland, Rfd. Elam, J. R., Cleveland, Rfd.
COTTON GINS.
Lingle.
J.
GOLD HILL—
L.
Rockwell.
John W. Miller, Richfield. R. 2: Joseph A. Miller. Richfield. R. 2; Geo. A. Trexler, Gild Hill, R. 1. PROVIDENCE George M. Barrinser, Paul T. Goodman, Gold Hill, R. 1; R. B. Peeler, Granite Quarry; Geo. A. Peacock, Salisbury, R. 4; A. M. Eller, John B. Fisher, Salis-
MORGAN—
—
Bailey Bros., Woodleaf. Lippard & Wet more, Woodleaf. Teague Bros., Cleveland, Rfd. Deal, J. Wilson. Mooresville, Rfd. Knox. J. H., Cleveland. Rfd. Wooten & Runshaw. Cleveland, Rfd. "Ludwig, Ben, Salisbury. Bernhardt Bros., Salisbury, R. 2.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Salisbury. Mills, Salisbury. Mt. Vernon. Teague Bros., Peeler Bros.. Faith.
bury.
Kerns, S. C. Ketchie, W. L. Rav, F. M. Tarrh, Jno. R. CrawM. Brown, C. M. ford, Jno. B. Manly, C. Miller, Salisbury; C. E. Fesperman. Spencer.
B.
SALISBURY—John
Grimes Mill.
Thompson
ROWAN
SAW
MILLS.
Vernon.
Mingle, Mr., Salisbury. R. 2. Bailey Bros., Woodleaf. Teague Bros. & Cunent, Mt. Bost Bros., Salisbury, R. 7. Sowers, Philip, Salisbury.
Pless, Cora, Salisbury, R. 7. Trexler, Daisy, Salisbury, R. Stoker, W. A., Salisbury.
COt'NTY
Burton, Susie, East Spencer. Nicholson, Elizabeth, Salisbury.
Roberta, Carrie, Salisbury. Shaeffer, Adele, Salisbury, R. 1. Hicks, Maggie, Barber. Broadway, Rufus, Cleveland. Beckham, Margaret, Cleveland. Shoaf, Estelle. Mt. Ulla. Gaadman, Annie, Salisbury. Broadway. Alfred, Salisbury, R. Powlas, Maude, Barber, R. 2. Powlas, Mabel. Barber, R. 2. Swink, Trixie. Woodleaf. Wetmore, T. B.. Woodleaf. Frezor, J. G., Woodleaf. Williams, Letta, Barber, R. 2. Ingram, M. R., Cleveland. Price, L. A.. Mt. Ulla. Owens. E. B., Mrs., Mt. Ulla, Kitchen. Mary. Mt. Ulla. R.
403
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
8.
5.
Fesperrnan, Angie, China Grove. Turner, Eloise, Cleveland, R. 2. Ilnrton, J. Allen, Mt. Ulla. Eller, F. J., Salisbury, R. 4. Fisher, Daisy, Crescent. Miller, Clara G., Salisbury, R. 1. Barrier, Lucy, Gold Hill. Pinkston, Beulah M. Woodleaf. Wise, Nola M., Salisbury, R. 7. Julian, Maggie, Salisbury, R. 3. Bost, Bessie, Salisbury, R. 1. Lyerly, Cara, Salisbury, R. 8.
R.
1.
2.
Needham, W. S., Barber, R. 1. Brown, Annie, China Grove, R.
Cooper, W. Hepler, H.
L.,
2.
Redwine, Maude, Salisbury. Bflrd, Fannie, China Grove. Chilson, Mary, Salisbury.
Kluttz. Z. A., Rockwell, R. 2. Sloop, John A., Salisbury, R. 8. Miller, J. C, Salisbury, R. 1. Bostian, J. J., China Grove. Morgan, Thomas H,, Salisbury, R. Bryan, F. N., Cleveland. Park, Nellie, Salisbury, R. 6. Watson, Helen, Spencer. Turner, Mattie, Spencer. Terrell, Florence, Spencer. Clayton, Margaret, Spencer. Park, Maggie, Salisbury. Tarrh, F. M.. Salisbury, R. 5. Julian, Pearle, China Grove. Kelly, Kate, Cleveland. Morgan, Amanda, Gold Hill, R. 1. Graham, Jennie, China Grove. Graham, Fannie, China Grove. Penninger, A. H., Concord, R. 4.
4.
Glass. R. 1. Mooresville, R. 3. Templeton, Leonard. Cleveland, R. Deal, Mary, China Grove, R. 2. Ritchie, Robtb., China Grove. Reid, Ada, Salisbury, R. 7. Gry, Annie, Salisbury, R. 8. Lyerly, Carrie, Crescent. Klutz, Nora. Rockwell, R. 1.
C,
F.
D.
Glance, Julia, Gold Hill. Mvers, S. K., Rockwell, R. 1. Lyerly, J. M. L., Rockwell. Wyatt, D. E., Richfield, R. 2. Morgan, Arthur, Richfield, R. 2. Shaver, Lillie Maye, Richfield. Horton, J. Allen, Gold Hill. Scott, Claudim, Spencer. Cline, J. E.. Salisbury, R. 4.
Brown,
Peeler.
C. N., Salisbury. Geo. D., R. 6.
R.
6.
SALISBURY.
1914, 13,000. re^l estate. $2,900,974; personal property, $1,573,307.18. RATE: $1.20 on the $100. Bonded debt, $400,000.
Goodman, Mary
J.,
Gold
Hill, R.
1.
Population,
Miller, Effie, Rockwell.
Value
of
value
of
Weaver, Mamie, China Grove. Jenkins, Hannah, Gold Hill. Jenkins, R. D., China Grove. Miler, Ella Mae, China Grove. Wortham, Francis, China Grove. Barringer, Mary, Salisbury, R. 4. Middleton, Ada, Spencer.
Garey, Vivian, Spencer. Carrick, Lizzie B. Spencer. Pickler, Meta, Spencer. Barnes, M. L., Spencer. Rose, Mary, China Grove.
,
TAX
Town
Officers.
Lynn, Mary, China Grove.
Efird, Maggie, China Grove. Eflrd, Lottie. China Grove. Peeler, Beulah, Granite Quarry. Miller, Mary A., Salisbury, R. Snider, Lorrella, Silver Hill. Fesperman, Lottie, China Grove. Kinney, A. C, Mt. Ulla, R. Lipe, Agnes, China Grove. Cooper, W. L., Glass, R. 1.
2.
CLERK—W. T. Rainey. TREASURER—T. J. Robe. TAX COLLECTOR— J. M. Brown. ATTORNEY— T. H. Vanderford, Jr. SI'PT. OF HEALTH— C. W. Woodson. POSTMASTER—A. H. Boyden. R. AGENT— J. A. Anderson. EXPRESS AGENT— R. L. Dewers. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— J. B. Reaves, W. U. J. R. Crawford, Postal. TELEPHONE MANAGER— J. R. Reeves,
it.
;
CHIEF OF POLICE— J.
MAYOR— W.
II.
Woodson.
F.
Miller.
Southern Bell Tel.
1.
& Tel. Co. Ministers and Churches.
Beck, Cornelia,
China Grove.
BAPTIST— C. A. Thomas, Pastor. EPISCOPAL— Warren W. Way. METHODIST— W. R. Way. Presiding
J.
Elder;
Isenhoir, Cora, Landis.
W. Moore,
G.
W.
M.
Vick,
C.
F.
Sherrill,
Robinson, Lottie, Landis. DeBerry, Lottie M., China Grove.
Patterson, Mjj.ry, China Grove. Sifferd, Jason, Concord, R. 4. Whitem, Mary, Barber. Krider, Annie, China Grove, R. 1. Miller, Christine, China Grove. Miller, Lillian, Salisbury, R. 2. Gray, Katherine, Glass. Smith, L. L., Glass. Hithcox, Gussie, Mooresville, R. 3. Clary, Alberta, Mt. Ulla. Lyerly. Beulah, Granite Quarry. Lorbacker, Mrs. Lila M., Salisbury. Kern, Lettie, Salisbury.
Pastors.
LUTHERAN— M.
Pastors.
Kinard,
Geo.
H.
L.
Lingle,
GERMAN REFORMED—W.
tor.
CATHOLIC— Father
Leo, Pastor.
B. Duttera, Pas-
Schools and Academies.
SACRED HEART ACADEMY—. PRIVATE— L. H. Rothroek.
Wood,
Hotels and Boarding R. B., Mis. Rcisner, Mrs. C. F. Empire Hotel.
PUBLIC—.
Houses.
Southern
Hotel.
4n4
HOWAN
ClirXTY
Clothiers
Ford Hotel.
Barrier, Mrs. F. V. t'huim. Miss Sallle. Shaver, Mrs. (;. il.
one, .Mrs, Laura Quinn, Mrs. M. C.
\V A.N—
RUTHERFORD
407
Blacksmith.
Murdoek,
Daniels,
Q.
B.
B.
C.
M.
Cattlemen
A.,
Brown,
Miller
& Wood
&
four to five hundred men being employed, and from three to four thousand car loads of finished stone shipped every year, with a value of over a million dollars).
Bro.
Farm.
FAITH.
Incorporated, in 1913. Population, 1913: Whites, 450. Value taxable property, $72,700. TAX RATE: 25c. on the $100; 75c. on poll.
GOLD HILL.
259; colored, 42; 301. real estate, $32,103; value personal property, $12,878. RATE: 1(5 2-3c. on the $100.
total,
Incorporated in 1S74. Population, 1913: Whites,
Value
TAX
POSTMASTER— John
R.
MAYOR—J.
Town
A.
Officers.
Prothe.
S. Russell.
D. A. Fisher, J. C. Lingle, W. S. Barger, J. H. Peeler, L. M. Peeler. POSTMASTER -Supplied by Salisbury Rfd. Ministers and Churches.
MAYOR—G. A. ALDERMEN— J.
Town
Officers.
Brown.
R. AGENT— C. A. Helderman, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—C. A. Helderman, W. U. MANAGER TELEPHONE— A. B. Clemence. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— No Pastor.
CHIEF OF POLICE—W.
F. Crowell.
EVANGELICAL— C. P. Fisher, Pastor. REFORMED— Vacant. BAPTIST— Jno. Jordan. Pastor. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC— Amos II. Peninger, Prin.
Doctors.
Peeler.
J.
H.
Merchants.
Co.
Prin.
BAPTIST— C. L. Taylor, Pastor. Schools and Academies. GOLD HILL ACADEMY— Miss Eliza PRIVATE SCHOOL- Miss Julia Glance.
;
Faith
Reid,
Supply
Martin
Morgan
& &
General Son. Beaver.
Merchants.
Peeler Bros (Furniture.) Faith Mercantile Co. Peeler, Chas. A. Rainey, R. A. Peeler, J. A.
Rutty, J. M., Hontycutt, J. Lentz, C.
&
ROCKWELL.
Incorporated in 1911. Population, 1913: 350 (estimated.) Value real estate, approximately $200,000; personal property, $30,000.
Co.
Doctors.
W.
M., M. D. Manufacturing Plants. Prather Roller Mills. Hill Consolidated Copper Co. Gold
TAX RATE:
MAYOR— J. M. ALDERMEN— J.
A. Wilson, H.
15c.
Holshouser.
GRANITE QUARRY.
Incorporated in 1901. Population, 1913: Whites, 550; colored, 450;
total,
C.
POSTMASTER—G.
M.
W. Peeler, J. W. Bost, G. W.
H.
Peeler.
G. Goodman, Choate.
TAX RATE:
M. Page,
J.
1,000.
R. R., EXPRESS. L. Sink.
TELEGRAPH AGENT—
25c.
MAYOR— M. N. ALDERMEN— J.
T.
Town
Officers.
Hall.
REFORMED— LUTHERAN—
G.
POSTMASTER—J. M. Lyerly. R. R. AGENT— R. L. Williams. MANAGER EXPRESS— B. S. Peeler. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST— J. H. Brendall. LUTHERAN— N. D. Bodie. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC—J. D. Hodges. Banks and Bankers. FABMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK—.
Doctors.
H. Weant, B. Isenhour.
W. Hudson,
BAPTIST— Vacant.
M.
Hotels and
Ministers and Churches. J. A. Koons, Pastor. Rev Body, Pastor.
HIGH—J.
Frontz
Schools and
Lyrely.
Academies.
Boarding
Boarding Houses. House.
Doctors.
Choate, G. W. Holshouser, A. R.
Druggists.
West, R.
Peeler, J.
M.
H.
Druggists.
Co.
Brown Drug
Barnhardt. H. W. Merchants. Holshouser, Columbus (Hardware.) Misenheimer, H. L. & Co. Fesperman, B. A., & Co. Show, J. W.
,
Holshouser.
Lyrely,
J.
M.
General Merchants. Peeler & Lyerly. Lyerly. H. L., & Son. Lyerly, T. J., & Son. Russell. D. G.
Lyerly. McCombs Lyerly. Son. Saford, H. R., Son. Lyerly, John R.
Frich.
J.
Shoe,
D.
Holshon,
Smith
&
&
&
,
&
Manufacturing Plants.
Frick, (Chief
J.
C. W. (Barber Shop). Manufacturing Plants. Barringer Manufacturing Co. (Cotton Yarns. Brown & Bost. (Building Material.) Sides & Lentz. (Building Material.) Rockwell Roller Mill. Rockwell Manufacturing Co. (Coffins.)
)
W. (Lumber.
is
industry
granite,
Cradles, Tables.) quarrying, from
Lyerly, J. C. Bost, H. W.,
(Gin.)
&
Son (Mfg
of
Ice).
COUNTY RUTHERFORD ERFORDTON. RUTH
COUNTY SEAT,
33.000.
Griffith
in
POPULATION— (Census
Formed
1914,
AREA — 470
in
1779.
Named
honor of General
Rutherford.
square miles.
408
RUTHERFORD COUNT?
TAX HATE — County
Property
real estate, $3,901,681; value of personal property listed in 1914, by whites. $5,506,339; by negroes,
Value of
PUBLIC ROADS—No. miles, 1.000. Worked RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES. Carolina. Clinchfleld « Ohio Railroad, 27.21 miles, assessed
South
purposes,
18c
on
the $100;
$1,810,141. $148,483. bridges, 12c; special by free labor.
39
l-2c.
value Forest City-Rutherfordton Telephone Co., assessed Central Lumber Co., assessed value Citizens Building and Loan Association, assessed vavlue Forest City Building and Loan Association, assessed value Mutual Building and Loan Association, assessed value SUPERIOR April 26 (civ -J, October 18, February 1
assessed Carolina and Georgia Extension, 24.90 miles, value trd Air Line Railway, 20.42 miles, assessed ciiilside Railroad, 3 miles, assessed value F.ileLfcoro Telephone Co.. assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Caroleen and Henrietta Telephone Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value.. Forest City Telephone Co., assessed value Rutherfordton Telephone Co., assessed value Piedmont Telephone Co.. assessed value Green River Telephone Co., assessed value Cliffside Telephone Co., assessed value
value value
$612,246.00 124,500.00 576,202.00 12.S00.00 320-00
11,453. no
2,000.00 4.077.87 1,625.00 5, luu.no
207.0(1
71U.M0 1,000.00
5(10.00
i
i,
,
,,
T,
(cml), August
.-,;•.
?
r
i-i.
„;,"
COURT TERMS—
Z6,
December
13,
(civil).
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Mode,
Dickerson,
Store;
J.
M. Derimey, A. E. Ledford, Gembles
H.
Yelton,
;
CLERK
OF
COURT—M.
O.
Rutherfordton.
SHERIFF— C E. Tanner, REGISTER OF DEEDS— J.
Rutherfordton. D. Hull, Ruth-
erfordton.
TREASURER— A. R. Yelton, Rutherfordton. CORONER—J. L. Butler, Henrietta. SURVEYOR—M. G. Crow. Gambles Store. SUPT. OF HEALTH— A. A. Rucker. Rutherfordton. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— W. R. Hill, Rutherfordton.
B. Dill. W. G. GrayAmbrose L. Rfd. Purguson, son, Bostic, Crotts. Forest City, Rfd. C. J. Flack, L. D. Hemphill, J. Hardin, W. R. F. D. ; Union Mills, Rutherfordton, R. 3; W. L. Ledbetter. Union Mills, R. 2.
LOGAN'S STORE—J.
J.
Golden.
MORGAN—
CHIMNEY
;
ROCK—J.
E.
Searcy,
Uree;
;
Frank Reynolds, Ayr; John C. Crawford, Uree. Frank L. Logan, Chimney Rock Eli Rfd.
Haynes, Uree, Rfd; Z. V. Taylor, Uree: P. F. Searcy, Uree; M. A. Searcy, Uree, R. F. D. W. F. Doggett, T. R. Flack, Gilkey. C. F. Ketter, Union Mills.
SUPT. OF
fordton,
HOME—H.
H.
Horton,
F.
Ruther-
R.
2.
BOARD OF
EDUCATION—J.
Rutherfordton; J. N. Jones, 3; B. H. Bridges, Forest City. F. COMMISSIONERS—George Rutherfordton, R. 4 T. J. Wilkins, C. M. Holland, Froest City, R. 2.
;
Flack, Rutherfordton, R.
G1LKEY— CAMP CREED—
Watson.
Henrietta
;
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. CONCORD CHURCH—B. W. Toney,
Freeman, Bostic, Rfd. SH1LOH—B. M, Hamrick, Rfd; A. Hunt, Gamble's Store.
F.
M.
Rutherfordton,
R.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—J. L. Hampton, T. C. Smith. ROAD COMMISSIONERS—J.
L.
T.
McGregor,
(JILBOA—A.
R. Washburn, Rutherfordton;
MT.
Rutherfordton; R.
Hampton,
W.
J.
McDaniel, Rutherfordton.
JUSTICES
Green,
J.
OF THE
J.
PEACE.
P.
HIGH SCHOOL— Rev. Washburne, Lattimore FLOYD CREEK—Thomas Harris, Harris. MT. PLEASANT— Monroe Bridges, Mooresboro.
HEBRIN— A.
Rutherfordton. Sherrill, Sherrill, Rutherfordton.
B. Bean, Greer, Rutherfordton.
PROSPECT—Housend Harrill, Forest City. STATE LINE— Rev. Hoke Blacksburg. GOODES CREF:K— Rev. John Smith. Green Green Hill; lace, SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. Jr., Hill. P. E. WESTMINISTER SCHOOL—T. UNION— C. Mills Champion, Rutherfordton, Woods, Prin., Rutherfordton, R. 4. R. 1; Nathan Scoggins, Rutherfordton, R. 2; ROUND HILL ACADEMY—J. D. Hunt. Ben M. Scoggins, Rutherfordton, R. 2; W. W. Prin., Union Mills.
W. Hampton, R.
Metcalf, C. C. J. F. Allen,
RUTHERFORDTON
TOWNSHIP— Berry
Love-
GREEN HILL—J. W.
Gray, Rutherfordton, Rutherfordton, R. 2.
R.
2;
James M.
Owens,
M. Hill, J. Huntley, Rutherfordton, R. 1 J. B. Hollifield, J. P. Ruppa, Rutherfordton, R. 1; J. L. Robbins, Harris, P. H. Holland, Forest City, R. 2; Floyd H. Williamson, Harris.
:
SULPHUR SPRINGS—J. W.
PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS. McDaniel, C. G., Bostic, Rfd. Thompson, J. B., Bostic, Rfd. Andrews. R. M., Bostic. RfdMcGill.
W.
J.,
Union
Mills.
Caroleen; R. B. Watkins, Cliffside; J. W. Camp, Cherokee, S. C, R. 1; O. L. Womack, F'orest City, R. 1. COLLFAX— S. H. Green, Ellenboro; S. M. Beam, C. B. Harrill, Ellenboro.
HIGH SHOALS—T.
H.
Feree,
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Horn. W. W., Union Mills. Rfd. Harris & Nanney, Otter Creek.
Grant, S. B.. Uree. Rfd. Flynn. W. M., Uree. Martin, J. A., Rutherfordton. Whiteside, W. M., U.-ee. Biggerstaff, Mrs. J. W., Bostic, Rfd.
I^ortune,
CAMP CREEK— R.
COOL SPRING!
—
B.
est
Long, W.
City.
W.
F. Tate, Union Mills. J. K. Grayson. Bostic; J. Hicks, S. A. Bridges, For-
F.
J.
C, Gamble's
Y.,
Store.
DUNCANS CREEK— C. H. McFarland, W. Hollis; J. A. Gettys, C. W. Renneld, Hollis. GOLDEN VALLEY—J. T. Stallings. J. M.
Yelton,
Bostic,
,
Rfd.
Withrow J. I'. D., Hollis. Washburn, E. N. Bostic.
Hunt,
J.
W., Bostic.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY
Golden. Iiong, W. L.. Bostic, Rfd. Logan, O. M.. & Co., Rutherfordton. Searcy, J. E., Uree, Rfd. T. J. Jons, Rutherfordton, R. 3.
Yelton,
J.
409
H.,
Hambrick. Claude, Ellenboro.
Wilson, Fannie. Ellenboro. R. 3. Trout, Will. Forest City, R. 3. Padgett, Olin. Cliffside. Carpenter, Emma, Rutherfordton. Beam, Edna, Ellenbobro, R. 3. Long, Nannie Mary, Rutherfordton, R. 4. McMahan, Mittie, Forest City, R. 1. Roach, John G., Forest City. R. 2. Mathemy, Mrs. Ida, Forest City, R. 2. Moore. B. B., Rutherfordton, R. 1. Morris, Clara, Union Mills. Hamrick. Mrs. Bessie, Rutherfordton, R. 1. Gettys, J. O.. Hollis. Parker, T. M., Mrs., Union Mills, R. 1. Lovelace. Macie, Uree, R. 2. Hill. Addie. Rutherfordton. R. 1. Lollar, Mary W., Rutherfordton, R. 2. Shuford, Bonnie, Uree, R. 1. Eskridge. J. D., Forest City, R. 1. Eskridge, Mrs. J. D., Forest City, R. 1. Long, Nannie Kate, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Pagett. Pearl, Cliffside. McBrayer, Alice, Forest City, R. 1. Washburn, Mary, Rutherfordton, R. 2. Edwards, Electra, Rutherfordton. Green, Ida, Ellenboro. Purguson, L., Bostic, R. 1. Carswell. R. W., Forent City, R. 3. Forney, Beth, Thermal City. McDaniel, Lexie, Uree, R. 1. Haynes, W. L., Rutherfordton, R. 3. Flack. Lora, Union Mills. R. 1. Rucker, H. M., Rutherfordton. Humphries, Daisy, Cliffside. Womack, Johnnie. Caroleen. Hunt. J. D., Cliffside. Miller, Cora, Rutherfordton. McFarland, A. A., Mrs., Rutherfordton. Taylor, Gertrude, Rutherfordton. Taylor, Clor. Rutherfordton. Abernathy, Pari, Rutherfordton. Carson, Sallie M., Rutherfordton. Biggerstoff. Mary E., Rutherfordton. Lynch, Effie, Forest City. Simmons, Ida, Rutherfordton, R. 1. Lynch, Cloe, Caroleen. Long, Ima, Rutherfordton, R. 4. 2. Hester, B. B.. Rutherfordton, R. Bridges, Paul, Bostic. Biggerstoff, Virginia, Ellenboro. Hambrick, Claudia, Ellenboro. Brown, F. A., Forest City, R. 1. Caldwell, J. B., Bostic. Derimey, W. G., Bostic, R. 1. Cowan, G. E., Bostic, R. 1. R. 4. Narville, Coidie, Rutherfordton, Toms, Nell, Bostic, R. 1. Crow, M. G., Gambles Store. Scoggin, W. G., Union Mills. Miller, Bessie, Henrietta, R. 1.
McGrimes,
Metcalf,
Kllis,
J.
C.
J.
C, Green Hill. W., Green Hill.
& Hampton, Rutherfordton. Hampton, H. D., & Co. Hampton, VV. L., Rutherfordton.
Hampton
Duncan,
Oscar,
A.,
&
Son,
Rutherfordton.
Rutherfordton.
Whitehead, R. H. M., Rutherfordton. Logan, J. D., Rutherfordton.
Tau-. R. F., Union Mills. Karnes, J. L., Union Mills. Gollan, T. C, Forest City, R.
1.
COTTON GINS.
Trout, H. W., Rutherfordton. Gross, Ed. Rutherfordton, R. 1. Cross, J. B., Forest City, R. 2. Henrietta Mills, Henrietta. Florence Mills, Forest City
Cliffside
Mills,
Cliftside.
Andrews, Ben., Bostic. Edwards, B. B., Ellenboro.
FLOUR,
CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Young, W. A., Union Mills, Rfd. Geer, H. M., Gilkey.
Twitty Milling Co.
Double
Branch
Mill,
Rutherfordton,
R.
2.
SAW
MILLS.
Warlick Lumber Co., Gilkey. Geer, H. M., Lumber Co., Gilkey. Hines Bros., Gilkey.
Hampton, R. L., Rutherfordton. Hampton, J. C, Rutherfordton. Hampton. J. W., Rutherfordton.
Potter,
John,
B.
Hyder, Guffey
Logan,
&
Rutherfordton. W., Rutherfordton. Keeter, Rutherfordton.
Rutherfordton.
1.
1.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Annabella.
Nanney, Callie, Union Mills, R. Nanney, Carl, Union Mills. McBrayer, Etta, Forest City, R.
Jcnes,
A.
S.,
Rutherfordton, R. 1. W., Forest City, R. 2. McFarland, Mrs. Rosa Lee, Hollis. R. 1. Reid, Mrs. J. G., Union Mills. Phillips, Iredell, Rutherfordton. Jones, Oscar T., Ellenboro, R. 3. Ledbetter, Beth, Uree, R. 2. Ledbetter. Pearl. Uree, R. 2. Young, Rose, Union Mills, R. 2. Burns, Zina, Ellenboro. Higgins, Fannie, Bostic. Andrews, Clara, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Long, Coral, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Morgan. Ola, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Morgan, Nancy, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Logan, Geprgiana, Rutherfordton. R. 4. Robertson, Kittle, Bostic, R. 1. Biggerstaff, "Virginia, Ellenboro. Pruett, Ada., Ellenboro. Lynch, Alva, Caroleen. Bridges, Pearl, Bostic, R. 2. Hill, Carrie, Rutherfordton. Melton. Bedia, Hollis. Beam, Mary, Ellenboro, R. 3. Page, J. D., Casar. Melton, Bedia, Gambles Store.
Griflin,
Mrs.
J.
RUTHERFORDTON.
Population,
1910:
1,500.
Officers.
Town
Gettys,
J.
A.,
Gamble's
Store.
1.
POSTMASTER— Plato C. Rollins. CHIEF OF POLICE—T. B. Morris. R. R. AGENT— C. T. Hamrick, Southern; D. W. Council. S. A. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— A. K. Brock, w
U.
Ministers
MAYOR— Jno.
P.
Bean.
Logan, Daisy, Rutherfordton, R. 4. Rucker, Nannie Sue, Rutherfordton, R. Morrow, Effie. Rutherfordton. Carroll, Herbert, Forest City, R. 2. Rutherfordton. R. 2. Lovelace, A. C.
,
and
Churches.
B.
Brown, Hattie, Henrietta.
King,
Nettie,
Mrs..
Rutherfordton.
3.
1.
BAPTIST—R. H. Herring, Pastor. MhTHODlST— Albert Sherrill, Pastor; W. Davis, Broad River Circuit. EPISCOPAL—F. D. Lobdell, Rector. PRESBYTERIAN—F. B. Rankin, Pastor.
Beam. Mary, Elenboro, R.
Goode, L. L.. Hollis. R.
GRADED— J.
Schools
!•;.
and
Academics.
Prln.
Crutrhtteld,
410
RUTHEKFOKl) COUNTY
Banks and
Bankers.
TON— J.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF RUTHERFORDMills, Pres.; C. L. Miller, Cash. CITIZENS— H. L. Carpenter, l'res. ; A. L.
C.
Grayson, Cash.
Doctors.
Twitty,
J.
C.
\V.
TELEGRAPH ol'KKATOR— C. E. Shober. TELEPHOXE MANAGER—W. W. Pool. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— J. G. Graham, Pastor. METHODIST E. S.— M. B. Clegg. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC—L. C. Gilstrap, Prin.
Hotels and
Thompson,
A.
Boarding Houses.
Harris, E. B. Norris, Henry. Biggs. M. 11. Rucker, A. A. .M.Daniel. Chas. Sellars, K. R.
Caroleen Hotel.
Daves Hotel. Long's Boarding House. Boot and Shoe
B.
Druggists. Co.
Dealers.
Henrietta Mills Store, No. 2. Cotton Mills. Henrietta Mills, No. 2.
Twitty,
T.
B.,
Thompson
&
Drug
Hotels
Watkins Co. and Boarding
Houses.
CAROLEEN SAVINGS— B.
J.
Banks and Bankers.
B. Doggett, Pres.
Isothermal Hotel. Southern Hotel. Till Morrison. Wilkie, Mrs. Alice. Wilkins, Mrs. Carrie.
H. Thomas, Cash. Department Stores. Henrietta Mills.
Dentists.
Holland, A. B.
Doctors.
Harrill, L.
McFarland
Taylor, H.
&
S.
Livery Stables. Co.
B.
C.
Lawyers.
McBrayer
Eaves, R.
&
S.
McBrayer.
B. General Doggett, B. B. Deaehboard, D. F. Bridges, A. P.
Wiseman,
Merchants.
Quinn
&
Hamrick.
Carson, James
M.
Gallert, Solomon. Pless & Coleman. Morrow, D. F. Edwards, M. L. Elliott, H. C. McRorie, W. C. Building and
Buckner, J. M. Star Furniture Co. Neal & Co. Moore, J. E.
Burnett, W. B. Melton, B. M. Harris, Sam. Sparks, C. E. Hamrick & Smith.
Hospitals.
Citizens B.
&
Loan Associations. L. Association. Dentists.
Whisnant,
Geer,
J.
A.
L.
J.
B. (Private). Insurance Agents. Layton, E. G.
Harrill.
L.
Insurance Carpenter, H. L.
Agents.
Thomas,
J,
H.
Photographers.
Poole, W. W. Francis, D. C. Kizer,
Knvin.
Flack,
O.
J.
Edwards,
Grayson,
C. L. F. A. L.
M.
W.
E.
General
McDaniel, M. B.,
Harrill Bros. Reid, C. C.
&
Merchants. Son.
Undertakers and Embalmers. Henrietta Mills Co., Store. Manufacturing Plants. The Henrietta Mills. Livery and Feed Stables.
McDaniel
Williams
& Sanders Co. Son. Geer, R. P., Levi Department Stores Co.
&
Doggett & Co. Moore, J. E. Melton, J. B.
Seadman
&
Co.
Erwin. A; & Allen. Carpenter, H. L. Twitty. W. C, & Co.
Smith
ELLENBORO.
Incorporated in 1890. White, Population, 1910:
total,
Waldrop
Justice,
&
410;
colored,
20;
M.
Justice. Son. L.,
&
4S0.
of
Value
property,
Simpson Bros. Dobbin & Justice Co.
Brisco
real estate, 39,323.
$39,548; value personal
Officers.
&
Hamilton.
Hospitals.
Simpson, Kell.
Rutherford.
THE SUN
Carpenter,
Newspapers and
Manufacturing
Taylor
(Weekly)— L. D.
Editors. Miller, Plants.
Editor.
POSTMASTER—John P. Stockton. CHIEF OF POLICE—G. C. Spurtin. TOWN TREASURER—J. A. Martin. R. R. AGENT— O. R. Cofield, S. A. L. Howard Hanick, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— O. R. Cofield,
W. U.
MAYOR— O.
Town
R.
Coffield.
;
Cleghom Mills (Cotton Yarn).
Southern
Twltley
Foundry
Milling
& Co. (Planing Mill). & Machine Co.
BAPTIST—R.
Ministers and Churches. L. Limrick, Pastor.
Co.
Rutherfordtoii
Rutherford Veneering Co. Ice & Fuel Co.
ELLENBORO—Miss
Schools
BANK OF
Pres.; G.
S.
Banks and
Harrill,
Academies. Benton. Bankers. ELLENBORO—D. B.
P.
and
Hanlll,
CAROLEEN.
Not Incorporated.
Population, R. R.
EXPRESS AC EXT— R. W.
AGENT— R.
1910:
2,500.
McKinney
A. Fowls, E.
Jones.
W.
Vick, S. A. L. Vick, Southern.
Cash. General Merchants. & Turner. B.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY
Harrill. Harrill,
411
D.
B.
Hollifleld
Cotton Gins.
A. S. Wilson, A. C, HarriU, A. L.
&
Co.
Trout
&
&
Moore.
Carpenter.
Department
Druggists.
The Florence
Houses.
Gettys,
J.
II.
Gold
&
Harrill.
Stores. Mills. Dentists.
Hotels
and
Boarding
Mountain View.
Ellenboro Inn.
Livery Stables. Co. Harrill. Martin Goforth Bros. Manufacturing Plants.
Druggists.
Reinhardt, R. L. King, G. C.
Doctors.
&
M.oveinber SUPERIOR COURT vember 29 (civil and jail eases).
.
$124,999.92 6,111.00 337,951.00 439,629.00 5,067.00 13,597.00 5,136.05 2,325.00 3,304.40 24,383.00 4.232.00 13,881.00 26,815.00
1
TERMS—
civil),
No-
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF THE COURT—H. H.
Laurinburg.
Covington.
Thompson,
REGISTEM)F DEEDS— C. E. Muse, LaurinT TREASURER— W. D. McLaurin, Laurinburg. CORONER— J. R. Jordan. Laurinburg, Rfd. SURVEYOR—J. A. McNeill, Laurel Hill. Rfd. SUPT. OF HEALTH — Peter McLean, Laurinburg. Peele, M. CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— L.
burg.
.
SHERIFF —W.
D. McLaurin. Laurinburg.
.
Scotland. Scotland Supply Co Medlin, J. D., Hasty. J. S.. Hasty. Pate, Z. V.. Laurel Hill. Smith. M. B., Laurel Hill. O'Brien, J. H., Laurel Hill.
,
COTTON GINS. Shaw, A. E., Wogram. Carmicliael Gin Co.. Laurinburg. Rfd. Hasty Gin Co., Hasty. McLean, J. M., Laurinburg, Rfd. McGirt. Jack. Maxton, Rfd.
Lee,
R.
E.,
Gibson.
SUPT. OF
HOME—P.
J.
Phee, Laurinburg.
„
.
.
McNair, E. Monroe, R. Elmore Gin
L..
A., Laurinburg, Co., Laurinburg,
Laurinburg, Rfd. Laurinburg, Rfd. Rfd. Rfd.
Rfd.
L. McNair, T. Bostick, Laurinburg; W. Iv. J. McKenzie, Gibson. R. F. D. COMMISSIONERS—W. G. Buie (chm n). Wagram; D. C. McNeill, Laurinburg; W. F. Parker. Gibson, Rfd BOARD OF ELECTIONS—N. N. McKenzie, (chm'n), Gibson; L. W. McKinnon, Maxton; D. A. Patterson. Maxton.
BOARD OF EDUCATION— E.
FLOUR.
Lytch,
Laurinburg;
D.
Laurinburg, C SAW MILLS. Rfd.
CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Lee, R. E., Laurinburg. Murrie, E. F.. Laurinburg, R. F. McGirt. Jack, Maxton, R. F. D. Calmus Saw Mill Co., Laurinburg. Gilchrist, Neil, Laurinburg.
D.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
., Rabb, S. Supt. Wright, Fannie, Laurinburg, R. 2. Lee. Alma. Laurinburg, R. 2. Gill, Grace, Laurinburg. Gill, Emma Wash, Laurinburg. Rose. Annie, Laurinburg. Coble. Roberta. Laurinburg. Randle. Genevieve. Laurinburg. McNeill. Edith Pittman, Laurel Hill, R.l. Peele. L. M., Gibson. Kindall, Glennie, Hasty. Weatherspoon, Janet, John Station. Met :irt, Evelyn, Maxton, R. 4. Gibson, Eunice, Laurinburg, R. 4. Hornaday, J. A., Jr., Laurel Hill, R. 1.
SPRING HILL TOWNSHIP— J. M. McLean,
Laurinburg,;
3.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
W
T
A. E. Shaw, Matthews, Maxton. HILL— D. Stewart. Laurinburg, S. A. Sneed, Laurel Hill, R. F. D. R. A. McNeill, Jr.. Lauringburg, R. 2; L. P. Gibson, Laurinburg, R. F. D. STEWARTSVILLE J. W. Jernigan, Maxton, Rfd.; L. W. McKimmon, Maxton: S. W. Covington, Laurinburg; H. O. Covington, Laurinburg; J. S. Thompson, Laurinburg, Rfd. WILLIAMSON— J. A. McNeill, Old Hundred: F. L. Rachel, Laurel Hill, Rfd.; W. N. McKenzie. Gibson; H. D. Gibson. Gibson: D. Y. Wright, Old Hundred; A. H. McDonald, Laurel
Laurinburg,
Rfd.;
W.
LAUREL
F. D.
;
:
—
IN TOWNS. Craig, Isaac Newton. Laurel Hill. SCHOOLS NOT IN TOWNS. Oak Lawn, Laurinburg. Laurel Hill, Laurinburg. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Mason, J. B., & Son, Laurinburg, R. 1. McLean & McCall. Elmore. Ida Mill Store, Laurel Hill. Richmond Cotton Mill store. Laurel Hill. Springfield Store, Laurel Hill. McNair, E. L., Laurinburg. Gibson, A. D., Laurinburg. Rfd. 1. Woodard. John N.. Old Hundred. John. J. T., Jr., Johns Station.
MINISTERS NOT
Monroe, A. A., Wagram. Watson, Kate, Wagram. Bryan. Katheryn, Wagram.
Gibson, Pate, Laurinburg, R. 1. Wright, Ruth. Gibson. Gibsn, Nettie, Gibson. Elliott, Jean, Laurel Hill. Williamson. O. ('.. Laurel Hill. Currie, Elizabeth L. Hormody, Bernice, Laurel Hill. Jones, Sussie B., I.auril Hill. Bostick, Helen. Laurel Hill. McKinnon, Minnie, Gibson. Mclnvall, Mary, Gibson. Oibson. .. Walker, Cornthers, E. E., Wagram.
Currie.
Old Hundred, R. ., Parahaw, G.. Gibson.
.
— — — —
.
F.
D.
4
IS
SCOTLAND COUNTY
Lauiinburg. .. Laurel
Hill.
Dew,
Zella, Currie,
K.
F.
D.
Everington. G. D. Prince & Blue.
Fields. Stone, Fields,
J.
It.
Currle,
Mammle, Wagiam.
T.
LAURINBURG.
Population, 1910: 3.. »00. No. white polls, 146 No. colored polls, 95. Value of real estate. $570,000; value of personal property, $500,000. Tax rate: $1.16 2-3 school, 33 l-3c. on the
;
G.
Noah.
Contractors and Builders.
r
Tucker,
W. D.
Phillips, E. A. Everett, C. F.
$100.
Bonded
debt.
$98,500: school.
$30,000.
Coal and McNeill, Angus.
Phillips, J. E.
Wood
Dealers.
CHIEF OF POLICE— F. M. Hubbard.
HEALTH— P. John. POSTMASTER—G. H. Bussell. R. R. AGENTS— W. N. Robertson. L. & S. J. Walson, S. A. L. EXPRESS AGENT— J. F. Ray. TELEPHONE MANAGER— B. E. Dlllahunt, Bell Co. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J. F. Ray. W. U.
CITY SUPT. OF
I'.Al'TIST
TREASURER—T. J. Gill. TAX COLLECTOR— F. M. Hubbard. STANDARD-KEEPER—J. M. Paylor. CITY ATTORNEYS—Russel & Witherspoon.
MAYOR—W. D. Tucker. CITY CLERK—Cecil Sanford.
Town
Officers.
Evans.
W.
P.
Dixon Cotton Mills Co. Clothiers and Men's Benton Clothing Co. Mason, J. W.
Furnishers.
Hammond,
Lonnie. Cotton Gins.
Oil Mill Co.
;
Buckeye Manufacturing Co. Department Stores. Epstein & Bergman.
Dentists.
Regan.
Oibson,
C.
J.
W.
L.
Ministers and Vacant.
Churches.
J.
Herndon, W. T.
Druggists.
^^ ^F
METHODIST—R. F. Burnpas, Pastor; Humble. Caledonia Circuit. PRESBYTERIAN—J. M. Rose. Pastor. Schools and Academies. LAURINBURG GRADED.
Hotels and
C.
Model Pharmacy.
Everington, George D. Blue's Drug Store.
Fields,
Jos.
T.
Boarding Houses.
Hotel Chetwynd. Harris House.
Doctors. Everington. George D. Prince & Blue.
FIRST
President
L.
;
NATIONAL BANK—A.
T.
J.
Banks and Bankers.
Gill.
John Peter. McLean. Peter.
L.
James,
SCOTLAND COUNTY SAVINGS BANK—A.
STATE BANK — James
Cooper,
F.
Cashier.
Falls, B. F. Irwin, E. A.
James, President; Hinton James, Cashier.
A.
Jones,
Dry Goods and Notions. James, Mrs. W. D.
President;
Odom,
C. E.
W. H.
Cashier. Bakers.
McNair. J. F. Power and
City Light
F. Brick Lytch, A. F.
Forde,
& Water
Manufacturers.
Stone, R. G. Jacobs, C. J. Sesseen, Sad. Lane, R. P.
Light Companies. Co. Fruit Dealers.
Boot and Shoe Dealers. Benton Clothing Co. McNair, J. F. McLaurin & Shaw. Mason. J. W.
Evans, W. P. McNeill. D. C. Odom. Mrs. C. James, A. A.
E.
Anthony.
K.
Fertilizer Dealers
&
Manufacturers.
McNair,
J.
F.
Co. Co.
Monroe, L. A.,
&
Son.
Book Stores.
Sanford. J. D. Butchers and Dealers Monroe, L. A. Boggan. E. M.. & Son.
in
Cattle.
McLaurin & Shaw.
Jacobs,
C.
J. J.
McNeill. D C. Covington. T. T. Planters Trading Co. Fish and Oyster Dealers. Monroe. L. A., & Son. Hammond, N.
McNair Phosphate Floradora Guano
Wilkinson. D. D. Capell. Sandy. Building and
McDuffle. D.
Loan Associations.
Manufacturers.
Furniture
Dealers.
Laurinburg Perpetual. Carriage Dealers and
Bostick.
J.
McDougald, M. A.
Grocers. The Hammond Co. (Wholesale.) Hardware Dealers. Gregg Bros.
T.
McNair,
McDuffle,
J.
F.
McNeill, D. C.
Commission
J.
Merchants.
Sanford,
J.
D.
Hospitals.
S.
Rudd.
E.
S.
James Sanatorium.
Insurance Agents.
Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Scotland Cotton Mills. Dixon Cotton Mills. Waverly Cotton Mills. Confectionery Dealers.
Model Pharmacy.
Hinton (Fire). (Fire). McNair. J as. L. McRae. Miss Effle. (Fire). McLean. A. P. (Life). Covington. II. O. (Fire and
James.
Life.)
SCOTLAND COUNTY
Ministers
Stone, R. G. Patrick, C. E. E. T.
419
and
I.
Churches.
Clegg.
St.
McCall,
Gibson
Laundries.
PRESBYTERIAN— METHODIST— O. W. Circuit. BAPTIST—Vacant.
Schools
N.
Pastor.
Dowd.
John
and
Wong, George.
Lawyers.
Gibson, E. H.
and
Academies.
J.
GIBSON HIGH SCHOOL— D.
Banks and
L.
Walker.
BANK OF GIBSON— W.
T.
Bankers. T. Pate, President,
Goodwyn, George John, M. L. Cox & Dunn. Neal, VV. H.
Russell
M. Blue,
Cashier.
Doctors.
&
Weatherspoon. Plumbers.
Pate. W. T. Gibson, J. S. Livingston, E.
A. Druggists.
Gilfeather,
M. F.
Gibson,
W.
L.
Z.
Piano and Organ Dealers. MeDougahl, M. A.
Photographers.
General
Merchandise.
Odom.
W.
Pate, Z. V.
Lackey. J. D. Sanford, J. H.
Newspapers and
Editors.
Lovln & Smith. Wright, D. G. Wright, G. Wat.
LAURINBURG EXCHANGE (Weekly)—M. LAURINBURG NEWS—Pilman, Ed. & Prop. EASTERN SEARCHLIGHT (Monthly)—E.
Cameron, Editor and Prop.
M. MeDuffle, Editor.
Printing Offices.
McLnnis, W.
Reynolds,
H.
D.,
W.
&
Co.
Gibson Market.
O'Neal, E. L., & Co. Smith, J. H. Pate, T. C. (Garage). Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Gibson. Livery and Sales Stables.
Laurinburg Exchange. Laurinburg News.
Real Estate Agents. Interstate Land Co.
Undertakers
and
Embalmers.
Hunsucker, Kelley. Manufacturing Plants. Southern Cotton Oil Co. (Branch). Green Fond Granite Brick Co.
McDougald, M. A.
Wall Paper Dealers. McDougald, M. A.
Phillips
tall.
WAGRAM
Incorporated in 1912 Population: White, 90;
190.
colored,
100;
total.
&
Building Material. Sutherland (Wholesale
and Re-
Value of real
estate,
$100,000; value of per
Laurinurg
Graded
School
Teachers.
sonal property, $100,000. TAX RATE: 33 l-3c.
on the $100.
J.
Rabb,
S.
W., Supt.
Carothers, Florence. Carothers, Annie.
Womble, W. G. Buie.
Boyce, Mary. Randle, Genevieve. Leak, Daisy. Herring, Pauline. Booth, Henrietta. Gill, Grace.
COMMISSIONERS—D. S. Alderman, S. POSTMISTRESS—Miss Maggie Cooly. R. R. AGENTS— C. C. Birmingham. L & R. T. Ushery, A. & R.
MAYOR—
Town
.1.
Officers.
R.
Bundy.
S.
:
MANAGER TELEGRAPH— C.
C.
Birming-
ham.
Hampton, May. Gill, Emma Wash.
Coble, Roberta. Clark, Maggie.
BAPTIST—W.
Ministers and Churches. Pastor E. Goode,
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN—V. R. Gaston. Schools and Academies. SPRING HILL—Erwin Carothers.
Hotel.
Jordan, Myka. Caldwell, Rosa.
Bottling
Wagram.
Works.
BANK OF WAGRAM—W.
Doctors.
Banks and
Bankers.
T.
Crump, Cash
Parker,
T.
W., Mrs.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Shaw, W. G.
Druggists.
GIBSON.
Incorporated in 1899. Population, 1910: White,
total,
Shaw & McLean.
Merchants.
200; colored,
150;
350. Value real
Scotland Hardware Co. Bute, W. G., Co.
estate,
$100,000;
value
personal
Shaw & Bundy.
Thomas,
Ellis.
property,
TAX RATE:
$30,000.
30c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Wagram Mercantile Co. Thrower, Mrs. S. T.
Crump &
C.
Town
MAYOR— J.
R. R. Shealy. A. Postal;
E. Doster.
Z.
POSTMASTER—W.
Gibson.
L.
CHIEF OF POLICE—R.
Hubbard.
A. L.;
L.
J.
AGENT—J. E. Doster, S. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— Z.
J.
L.
Penny, S. L. Thrower, S. T. (Grocer). Gale, D. D. (Soda Fountain.) Manufacturing Plants. Wagram Gin & Manufacturing Co., Inc
Gibson.
McKay
Penny,
Livery
S.
L.
Shealy,
W. U.
L.
Co. (Bottling
Works.
420
STANLY
Ciil'N'TY
STANLY COUNTY ALBEMARLE.
COUNTY SEAT.
19,909
POPULATION— (Census
AREA —3S0
Value
ni
1910).
in
Formed
in
1S40.
Named
honor of John Sianly, of
New
Bern.
sauare miles.
real estate, $3,455,670; value of personal property, $2,175,380. Property listed in 1914. by whites, $5,528,203; by negroes, $102,847. For whites. 61: for negroes, 11. County purposes, 19c. on the $100: roads and bridges, 25c.; schools, road bonds, 8 l-3c. Worked by free labor and special tax. No. miles, 600.
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS—
TAX RATE—
20c;
rail-
PUBLIC ROADS — RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Yadkin Railroad, 23.19 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co.. assessed value Albemarle Light and Water Co., assessed value Albemarle Telephone Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Norwood Electric and Water Co.. assessed value Southern Power Co.. assessed value Winston-Salem Southbound Railway, 23.09 milts, assessed Norfolk Southern Railroad SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— February l (civil), March
1
value
29,
$139,140.00 11,730.00 400 00 6,489.00 1.293.25 1,800.00 7S.9C4.00 515,470.00
122.757.imi
May
10 (civil), July 12, October
(civil),
November
21.
marie.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—P. B. Coggin, COUNTY SOLICITOR— R. L. Brown.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— John M.
Albe-
Pastor,
METHODIST PROTESTANT—M. D. Reed, Plyler. SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. YADKIN MINERAL SPRINGS—E. F. EdPrin.,
Boyette,
dins,
Palmervllle.
Albemarle.
PHYSICIANS NOT
D.
P..
IN
TOWNS.
D. Blalock, Albemarle. TREASURER—Robt. N. Furt, Albemarle. CORONER P. J. Huneycutt, Albemarle. SURVEYOR— D. D. Almond, Albemarle. SUPT. OF J. N. Anderson. Albe-
SHERIFF— G.
Whitley.
Millingport.
—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Crayton, H. D., Mission Robbins, C. D., Millingport. Teeter, N. A., Endy.
HEALTH—
marle.
COTTON GINS.
Plyler Milling Co., Plyler.
Efird,
SUPT. OF
ville.
SCHOOLS—E.
F. Eddins, Palmer-
D. E., Big Lick.
S.,
SUPT.
marle.
.
OF
HOME—Ed.
O.
Thompson,
F.
Ritchie,
S.
Albe-
Smith, R.
Kellev.
T.
BOARD OF EDUCATION—.!.
(chm'n),
'J.
Norwood;
Locust.
D.
Shlnn. Albemarle;
R.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS. Plyler Milling C, Plyler.
Troutman, G. D., Millingport.
Locust. D., Endy.
A.
Little.
COMMISSIONERS— Thos.
Albemarle; Dry, Jacob Mabry, Norwood.
(ehrm. ), Albemarle; D. J D. Lee, Norwood.
Parker (ehrm.).
Pleasant,
1;
SAW
MILLS.
Geo.
Mt.
Lowder. H.
L.,
Plyler.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—W.
D.
H. Snuggs, Parker, Albemarle;
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. Bunch, J. A., New London.
Reap. Charles A.. Efirds Mills. Reap, Nola, Efirds Mills. Helms. T. C. Big Lick.
Whitley. W. T.. Big Lick. Bost. L. H., Big Lick, R. 2. Smith, Lottie. Albemarle. R. 2. Smith, Paul. Big Lick, R. 2. Speight, Charley. Bridgeport.
Lilly,
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. CENTER TOWNSHIP— Thos. W.
Norwood:
J.
Hunter.
Lentz.
S.
SOUTHERN
P.
ALBEMARLE—J.
Lentz,
Norwood:
NORTH ALBEMARLE— S. D. Bost, Albemarle: W. K. Littleton, Albemarle. R. 2; U. F. Hathcock, Albemarle: L. C. Russell. Albemarle. HARRIS—J. M. Maunev, New London; C. A. Ridenhour, Richfield; H. E. Bunch. RIDENHOUR— M. D. Brooks, New London. M. Rfd. J. C. Plyler. New London, Rfd. Ritchie. Gladstone. ALMOND N. S. Burleyson. Bloomington; JR. H. BurleyD. Harwood. Albemarle. Rfd. son. Albemarle, Rfd. BIG LICK—Ellis Burris, Big Lick; Letzer Lambert. Big Lick; Travis C. Helms, Big Lick. Jas. H. McClure. Locust; Emsley D Teeter. Locust; Lonnie Hagler. Locust.
:
;
Albemarle: A. J. C. Parker, Albemarle.
Ewing, Underwood, Albemarle, R. 1;
S. J. S.
Ella,
Norwood.
Albemarle.
R.
3.
Hatley,
Lilly, Lilly,
Beulah,
Yough, Ida, Locust.
Albemarle, R. 1. Sallie. Albemarle. R. 1. Cox, Zora, Albemarle. Huneycutt, M. F.. Big Lick. Smith. S. G.. Big Lick. Gulledge, Mary, Albemarle. Efird. G. L, Big Lick. Morton. D. S-, Albemarle. Huneycutt, T. B.. Locust. Harris, D. J., Big Lick. Sharpe. Cora, Norwood. Littleton, W. K., Big Lick. Eddins*, Vann., Palmerville. Ritchie, O. D.. Albemarle. Smith. Nannie, Albemarle. Bunch. H. E., Palmerville. Bunch, H. E.. Palmerville. Smith, Odisa, Albemarle. Blalock, Lena, Polmerville. Wlliams, Laura, Albemarle.
Niel.
—
;
FURR— TYSON—W.
Efirds
Reap,
ville.
A. Hough. Cottonville; J. Mills: W. R. McSwain, Cotton
M
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
BAPTIST— D.
E. C.
S. Morton, Norwood, R. 1 D. Teeter, Locust; E. M. Brooks. Norwood. J .Black. Big Lick.
',
STANLY COl'NTY
Williams, Estha, Albemarle. Carpenter, Wayne, Albemarle, R. 4. Pennington, Mabel, Albemarle. Smith, Bessie, Locust. Lowder, Allen, Albemarle, R. 4. Lowder, Bertha, Albemarle, It. 4. Tucker, Pearle, Albemarle. lluneycutt, E. H., Locust, R. 1. Rowland, T. ¥., Mt. Pleasant, R. Hartsell, Lizzie, Locust, It. 1. Brooks, Louise, Norwood. Holly, Beulah, Albemarle. R. 3. Vick, Virginia, Norwood. Morgan, E. E., Albemarle, R. 3. Plowe, Carrie, Norwood.
421
house.
CABARRUS SAVINGS BANK— H. I. Wood M. Harris. Cash. Pres. STANLY COUNTY LOAN AND TRUST CO.
;
Banks and Bankers.
.1.
—A.
1.
C.
Heath. Pres.
A. I'. Harris. Cash. Bakers.
:
Harris.
John
Bros.
W.
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Morrow
Little.
&
llsatli
Co.
Allen Clothing Co. Dry, G. M.
M.
P.,
&
Co.
Rankin,
Norwood. Miller, Helen, New London, R.
J.
D.,
1.
Zachary, Inez, Albemarle. Hartsell, Annie, Big Lick. tlathcock, Pearle, Big Lick. Kirk, Belle, Albamarle. Croweli, Vera, Albemarle. Eddins, Nora, Palmerville. Whitly, Rosetta, Big Lick, R. 2. Mason, Bessie, Albemarle, R. 3. Jenkins, D. A., Locust. Host, Mrs. E. C, New London. Hathcock, A. A., Locust. Yow, Veda, Locust. Underwood, Ella, Albemarle.
Buriyson, Brodie, Blomington.
Steele, Miller,
Stanly Supply Co. Bostian Shoe Co. Foreman, H. C, Shoe Co. Butchers and Dealers City Meat Market.
Coggiu.
T.
J.
in
Cattle.
Palace Meat Market. Carriage Dealers and Stanly Carriage Co.
Manufacturers.
Piedmont
Clubs. Commercial Club.
Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Lillian Knitting JUlls. Wiseassett Mills Co. Confectionery Dealers.
K. Lee, Norwood. Vernie, Albemarle.
Whitley
&
Eflrd.
ALBEMARLE.
361
No. white polls, Population, 1910: 2,300. No. colored polls, 4. Value real estate, $551,000; value personal
;
property, $366,927.
TAX RATE—For
30c.
;
T. DeBerry.. Kirk, E. C. Mitzel, A. J. Contractors and Builders. Moody, L. A. Coal and Wood Dealers. Fuel Co. Albemarle Ice Clothiers and Men's Furnishers.
Almond,
&
schools,
33
6
purposes,
sinking
fund,
l-3c. 2-3c.
; ;
general
interest
Sample Store. Morrow Bros. & Heath Co.
Albemarle
on bonds, 60c.
debt, for schools, $16,000; streets, $25,000; water, $54,000; lights, $10,000; sewerage, $8,000.
Bonded
M. F., & Co. Cheap John. Elird Department Store.
Little,
Allen Clothing Co.
Town
Officers.
Cotton
Eflrd Mfg. Co. Kelly, T. D.
Gins.
Hill. HEALTH—Dr. \V. POSTMASTER—J. D. Bivins. R. R. AGENTS— L. S. Whitworth, Southern; EXPRESS AGENT— L. S. Whitworth. TELEGRAPH MANAGER— L. S. Whitworth, Western Union. TELEPHONE MANAGER—G. W. Melton,
RECORDER— O. J. Sykes. CLERK AND TREASURER—Eben TAX COLLECTOR—J. D. Love. STANDARD-KEEPER—S. Austin. ATTORNEY— R. L. Smith.
SUPT. OF
I.
CHIEF OF POLICE— J.
MAYOR—M.
J.
Harris.
D. Love.
Dentists.
Hearne.
Feagjn, G. M.
Fitzgerald,
W.
C.
Baltimore Bargain Store. Newspapers and Editors.
ALBEMARLE ENTERPRISE
A.
Bivins, Editor.
(Weekly)— W.
Mauney,
C
J.
I.
J.,
Druggists. & Co.
Hall's Pharmacy.
Albemarle Drug Co.
Doctors.
Albemarle Tel. Co.,
New London.
Anderson,
Hill,
N.
Ministers and
Churches.
W.
J.
LUTHERAN—V. C. Ridenhour. METHODIST— (Central Church),
tle,
BAPTIST— A.
Pastor;
Miller.
Layton,
J.
F.
V.
Dunlap,
Hall.
L.
(First
St.
Church),
J.
R. G. TutA. Taylor It.
Strider.
Magruder,
Clegg. L. F.
Pastor-;
PRESBYTERIAN— M.
GERMAN REFORMED— A.
(Albemarle Circuit), H.
W.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Shipley, Pastor. F. Nace, Pastor.
Feldman
Dry,
G.
Eflrd
Co.
Store.
M. Albemarle Sample
Schools and Academies.
ALBEMARLE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE— Geo. H. Atkinson. Pres.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Baltimore
Department Store. Bargain House. Power and Light Companies. Southern Power Co.
Fruit Dealers. Kirk,
\Y n
it
Hearne Hotel.
Central Hotel. Maralise Hotel.
E.
C
Eflrd.
11.
1..
Wlutley
ley.
&
Marks House.
Building and Loan Associations. Albemarle B. & L. Association. Albemarle Home Builders Association.
Mitzel, A.
J.
Almond,
T. D. Fertilizer Dealers
and Manufacturers.
Morrow Bros.
&
Heath Co.
122
STANLY COUNTY
Fish
and
Oyster
Iron
Dealers.
City
Meat Market.
Foundries and
RICHFIELD.
Incorporated in 1895. Population, 1914: whites,
total,
'
Works.
Miller, E. C.
180;
colored,
19
199.
estate,
Furniture Dealers.
Huneycutt, P. J., & Co. Parker-Little Furniture Co.
Grocers. Albemarle Grocery Co. (Wholesale). Hardware Dealers. Morrow r.ro,-, ..V Heath Co. Farmers Hardware Co. Little. M. F.. & Co.
Value of real
sonal
property,
$4G.00O;
value of per-
TAX RATE— 16
$25,000.
2-8c.
MAYOR— F.
1).
Town
on the $100.
Officers.
SSSSL&? POLICE— C. A. COMMISSIONERS— Charlie
Ritchie, N. G. R. R.
POSTMASTER—
L. Fink. R. L.
Taylor.
Ridenhour.
M.
Morgan,
D
Shankle, N. F. Insurance Agents. Wright. .1. C. (Fire). Albemarle Real Estate & Insurance Co.
AGENT— W.
Arey.
J.
way
(Fire
Fisher. Southern Rail-
(Yadkin
Branch).
Churches.
and Life).
Crowell, Kluttz,
It.
A.
J.
E.
(Fire). (Life).
LUTHERAN—J. A. Lynn, Pastor. METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Melton, Pastor. Schools and Academies. HIGH—Eugene Morgan, Prin. Helen Misen;
Ministers and
Jewelers.
heimer, Asst.
Druggists.
Starnes, F. E. Parker. A. C.
Fisher
i-
Wilhelm.
Jewelers.
Laundries.
Albemarle Steam Laundry. Pennington, N. J. Lawyers.
Brown.
Austin,
Price,
J.
M.
E.
Smith, R. LR.
J. R. Reynolds, G. D. B. Crowell, R. A. Honeycutt, A. C. Burleyson. I. R. Brown, R. L.
Sikes,
O.
J.
Mann, W. L. Lumber Manufacturers and
Snuggs. E. E.
Sibley,
Dealers.
Dingier, L. R. General Merchandise. Miller Bros. Ritchie. Mrs. G. G. Arey, N. G. Earnhardt, Jno. D. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Floyd, C. F. Ritchie. Mrs. G. G. Manufacturing Plants. American Roller Mills. (Flour and Feed). Ritchie & Burgess. (Building Material). Spring Mills Co. (Flour, Feed and Grain). Livery Stables. Misenheimer, C. B. Blacksmith and Woodworking Shop.
Morton,
Samuel
L.
R.
C.
L, Manufacturing
Marble Works.
Co.
Earnhardt
&
Undertakers.
Frick.
Palmer,
M.
Machinery Dealers.
NORWOOD.
Morrow Morrow
Bros.
&
Paint
Bros.
J.
&
Co. and Oil Dealers. Heath Co.
Heath
Incorporated in 1881. Population, 1910: 1.000. Value real estate, $155,375;
property,
$97,699.
value
personal
Painters.
Underwood,
Little,
W.
Produce Dealers.
M.
J.
F.,
&
Co.
Plumbers.
Gantt.
E.
W.
POSTMASTER—Jas. W. Smith. R. R. AGENTS— J. V. Barringer,
R.
MAYOR— Thos.
C.
Town Officers. W. Hunter.
Southern;
G.
Ussery,
R..
Piano and Organ Dealers. Huneycutt, P. J., & Co.
Photographers.
W. U.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J.
Ministers and
&
Trivette,
S.
South-Bound; W.
V.
Barringer.
Cook Studio.
Real
Snotlierly,
Estate
Albemarle Real Estate
John.
&
Agents.
Insurance Co.
METHODIST— R. M. Taylor. BAPTIST— E. M. Brooks. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— Schools and Academies. HIGH—J. D. Rankink, Prin.
Churches.
Shingle Dealers.
Morrow
Bros.
&
Heath
Co.
BANK OF NORWOOD—T.
Pres.
;
Banks and Bankers.
A.
Farmers' Hardware Co. Undertakers and Embalmers. Huneycutt, P. J., & Co. Parker-Little Furniture Co.
Kilpatrick
Kluttz,
J.
B.
W.
Hathcock,
Scott,
Cash.
Doctors.
Blalock, B. K.
&
Son. Veterinary Surgeons. R.
Hathcock. Campbell,
T.
J.
A.
I.
Druggists.
Hart Drug Co.
Hunter,
T.
Wall
Huneycutt,
P. J., & Co. Parker-Little Furniture Co. Manufacturing Plants. Wiscassett Mills Co. Efird Manufacturing Co. (Cotton Yarns). Lillian Knitting Mills Co. (Hosiery). Albemarle Mantel Co. (Mantels). R. L. Sibley Mfg. Co. (Boxes). Albemarle Cabinet Co.
Paper
Dealers.
W.
General Merchandise.
Harris-McAulay Co. Morrow-Freeman Co. Thompson & Wright.
Sinclair
Britt, Mills,
Mercantile E. Thos.
J.
Co.
Thompson, W. D.
& Son. People's Grocery Co.
Thompson
STANLY— STOKES
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Keyston Hotel. Livery Stables.
42IS
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—A.
I'll
I.
Ewing, K. B. Thompson, J- W. Manufacturing Plants. Norwood Manufacturing Co. (Cotton Mill).
POSTMASTER— W. N. Lefler. IKK OF POLICE— A. T. Hill. R. R. AGENT— L. J. Trott, Southern. MANAGES TELEGRAPH— L. J. Trott,
BAPTIST—
Ministers and Churches. L. Melton. Pastor. H. M. Brooks, Pastor. Schools and Academies.
E.
Napier.
W.
U
Norwood Lumber Norwood Milling Norwood Holler
Co. Co.
METHODIST—B,
Stanly Cotton Oil Co. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Mills.
NEW LONDON HIGH—N.
Allen,
J.
Wright, Prin.
BIG LICK.
Miller.
J.
Doctors. A. General Merchandise. M., & Co.
J.
Population,
1913:
HartseU. POSTMASTER—D. E. Efird. Ministers and Churches. J. BAPTIST— Biack, Pastor. METHODIST— Rev. Mr. Brady, Pastor. Schools and Academies. BIG LICK HIGH E. B. Rickle and Audie
P.
MAYOR— C.
Town
185. Officers.
Mauuey,
Lefler.
M.
C.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Hearne,
Ivey,
H.
Boarding
Houses.
W. M.
C
Hotels and Culp Hotel. Ridenhour, D. E.
—
Culp,
Jno.
L.,
Livery Stables. & Sons.
Haugh. Prin.
Doctors.
Hartsell, F. E.
Miller, J.
Manufacturing Plants. (.Machine Shop, FounM., & Co.
Mill).
dry and
Saw
E. General Merchants. Cagle, W. A. Enrd, H. P. Morgan, VV. G. Teeter, N. A., Co., R. 2. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Efird, D. E. Sales Stables. Hill, C. E.
Vauglian,
H.
LOCUST.
Incorporated in 1911. Population, 1914: white, 175. Value real estate, $20,000; value
property, $25,000.
&
personal
MAYOR— D.
(
Town
Teeter.
Officers.
J.
W. Turner. o.M.MiSSIONERS—N. W. Huneycutt,
Wit
F.
Hartsell,
Cable
Efird
& Baucum.
POSTMISTRESS —Mrs. Mary
Manufacturing Plants. (Lumber). Huneycutt. H. P. (Gin and Saw Mill). Undertakers. Hartsell, P. G. Gin Plants.
Simppson. Ministers and Churches.
Pastor.
&
Efird,
BAPTIST— Rev. Ivey, METHODIST— N. C. PKESBYTERIAN—
Hughes,
Pastor.
Hill
&
Cable.
Schools and Academies. STANLY HALL, (Controlled by Mecklenburg Misses Rosa Coffee and Mary Presbytery),
—
Colten.
NEW LONDON.
Population,
total,
PUBLIC— Hattje
Teachers.
colored.
10:
Little
Greer,
Bessie
Smith,
1910:
estate.
White,
500;
Merchants.
Value
510. real
$115,000;
value
personal
property,
TAX RATE—25c.
$50,000.
on the $100.
& Turner. Green, M. L. Huneycutt, N. VV. Huneycutt, C. C.
STOKES COUNTY DANBURY.
COUNTY SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 20,151. Formed in 1789. Named in honor of Col. AREA— 500 square miles.
Value
of
John Stokes, an
officer
m
the Revolutionary
Wsr.
Property
NUMBER
on
TAX RATE —
45c.
polls.
real estate, $2,217,208; value of personal property, $2,190,504. listed in 1914, by whites $4,277,949; by negroes. $129,703. For whites, 08; lor negroes, 12. OF County purposes, 19c. on th; $100; special for schools, lac.
SCHOOLS—
on
l.l.e
$100
and
PUBLIC ROADS—No. miles, 500. Worked by genual law. RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Railroad.
20. lO
Rural Telephone Co., assessed value.....
Atlantic and Yadkin
$230.00
232,3,2 00
4.72t;.i>o
miles,
assessed
value
Southern Express Co.. assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed v.. Townfork Telephone Co., assessed snlne Norfolk and Western Railway, 10 67 nule3, assessed value.. Farmers Quickstep Telephone Co., issued value Big Creek Telephone Co., assessed value Pinnacle Telephone Co., assessed value
i
i
4,221.00 3,141 00
,.,,
,,YY„„
I)')
.
2,300.00
LOOT
25
(civil),
ion. no
The Pullman Co., assessed value
2.231 00
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— March
1
29th
(criminal),
October
April
5
(civil),
November
(criminal).
421
STOKES COUNTY
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OP COTJBT
bury.
M.
T.
Chilton,
Dan-
SHERIFF—W.
REGISTER
ol'
C.
DEEDS
Slate,
Danbury. John C. Morcfield,
Cove.
\eal. J. Walter. Meadows. Dicks, D.C., Madison. R. 3. Ellington, .1. II., Sandy Ridge. Moor,. W. P.. Smith. R. 1.
Danbury.
R.
Less,
TREASURER—Jas. A. Fagg. Walnut CORONER—Dr. Rupert HelsabeVk,
1.
King.
SUPT.
OF
I1FAI.TII— Dr.
W.
V.
McCanKing.
SUPT. OF SUPT. OF
It.
Danbury.
1.
Leak. J. .1., Brim, K. 1. Moir, S. A.. Francisco. Morelield, K. II., Moore's Springs. Helsabeck, R. S., King, R. 1. Phillips, M. 1).. Dalton. Tillotson, S. F.. King, R. 1.
Slate, J. W., Walnut Cove. Jones, A. (', ., Walnut Cove. Fulp, Elias. Fulp.
SCHOOLS— J.
HOME—
S.
T.
Smith,
It.
S.
Coleman,
Mead-
ows,
BOARD OF EDUCATION— X.
I'.
(Chm'n), Danbury;
.1.
A. Martin, Christian. Westfleld;
Wilson. Mitchell, Dillard.
COMMISSIONERS—J. W. Gam) (chm'n), Madison. R. 3; Joseph Martin. Danbury, R. 1; I. I). Barr. King, R. 1. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—J. F. Smith, (chm'n). Meadows, R. 1; H. M. Boyce, Danbury.
stable.
Sandy Ridge, R. 1. MEADOWS—J. M. Redding, Germantown, R. Will 1; I. C. Ross, Walnut Cove. R. 1; Southern, Meadows, R. 1.
Del.
Danbury; Willie X. Wood. Danbury, R.
C.Taylor,
DANBURY
TOWNSniP— N.
A.
Martin,
1;
Con-
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Nelson, F. E., Danhury, R. 1. Nelson, W. P., Danbury, R. 1. Nelson. W. A.. & Son. Danbury, R. 1. Bennett, O. M., Danbury, R. 1. Smith, Lee, Danbury, R. 1. ilartman, Mrs. R. L., & Son, Danbury, R. Sheppard, E. C, Danbury, R. 1. Lawson, Jesse A., Danbury. R. 1. Martin, N. A., Danbury. Taylor, J. Spot, Danbury. Fagg, A. J., Danbury. Adkins, Henry, Red Shoals.
Duncan, Young & Co., Dillard. Duncan, L. R., Sandy Ridge, R. 1. Duncan, John F., Sandy Ridge, R. Taylor, D. C, Sandy Ridge, R. 1. Amos & Amos, Sandy Ridge, R. 2. Shelton, Will, Sandy Ridge. Hall. Caleb, Sandy Ridge. Smith, James P., Campbell, R. 1. Hill, John R., Campbell, It. 1. Tilley, T. W., Smith. R. 1. Hart. G. W., & Son, Smith, R. 1.
Smith, F.
1.
1.
Covington, Pinnacle, R. 2; T. Johnson, King. K. 1; W. A. Sullivan. ,T. Pinnacle; J. R. Caudle, King; J. M. Culler.
P.
Tobaccoville.
tain. R.
YADKIN — J.
P. Lynch, Pilot Moun1; Robert F. Shelton, Moore's Springs: F. Nunn, Westfleld, R. 1. Joel Francis. Francisco, R. 1; Jas. D. Martin. Francisco. Constable, M. O. Lynch, Pilot Mountain, R. 1. E. C. Sheppard, R. L. PETERS Lawson, Jesse A. Lawson, Danbury, R. 1. C. D. Smith, Campbell, R. 1;1; G. A. Hutcherson, Sandy Ridge, R. 1; John A. Leake, Campbell, R. 1.
J.
QUAKER GAP— J.
CREEK—
C,
Smith.
1.
SNOW CREEK—
.T.
BEAVER ISLAND—W. A. Dillard. Wilson Mitchell. Ham Mitchell, Dillard.
Ward,
Dillard; J. Constable,
;
SAURATOWN— J.
S.
C.
N. Lasly, Meadow's, It. 1 Rierson, Walnut Cove; T. J. Covington.
Walnut Cove.
MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS. PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS—Walter Mabe, DanWatt Priddy, Danbury, R. 1; R. 1; John Knight, Sandy Ridge: Joel G. Southern, Germantown, R. 1; Gabriel Boles, Walnut Cove, R. 1; Alex. Moran, Meadows, R. 1; H. D. John H. Wrleht, Mickev. Pinnacle, R. 2; Brim. R. 1 F. P. Stone, Francisco. R. 1; Wm. H. Collins, Francisco, R. 1; Darian Collins,
bury,
;
Collins, Millard, Francisco, R. Forest, Reid, Francisco, R. 2. Beasley, Elijah, Francisco. Frans, Joseph C., Brim, R. 1. Chilton, A. N., Brim, R. 1. Wright, J. H, Brim, R. 1. Covington, John, Westfleld, R. Flinn, J. C, Pine Hall. Carter & Williams, Pine Hall. Brick Store Co., Pine Hall. Boyles, C. II., Pinnacle, R. 1. Sams, S. W., Pinnacle, R. 2. Spencer, Thos., Campbell, R. 1. Joyce, J. A., Sandy Ridge, R. Flint Flint, Gideon. Fagg, J. M. Dillard. Boles, J. E., & Son, Pinnacle. Watson, T. O., Pinnacle.
1.
1.
&
Gordon
Tise, J.
&
Gordon, Germantown, R.
1.
1.
Pinnacle. R. 2; Lewis Pyrtle, Westfleld, R. 1; Paul Priddy, Danbury, R. 1; Lathe Knight, Walnut Cove, R. 1. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— J. A. Joyce. Sandy E. Simmons, Moore's Spring: J. Ridge. R. 1 J. B. Johnson, Walnut Cove. METHODIST— C. A. Wall, Campbell. R. 1; R. Hutchison, Walnut Cove; Rev. O. P. C.
;
Shelton, A. M., Campbell, R.
C, Vade Mecum.
1.
1.
Stokes Supply Co., King. Dodson, Sandy Ridge, R.
Full;,
Carter, A. B., Sandy Ridge. R. S. F., Pinnacle, R. 1. Stone, H. L., Pinnacle.
Edwards, W.
J.
Routh, Danbury.
METHODIST PROTESTANT—A. L. Hunter, Pinnacle. PRESBYTERIAN—R. W. George, Francisco;
1.
;
John D. Smith, Danbury, R. Brim, R. 1.
C.
W.
Irwin,
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. DALTON INSTITUTE— W. A. Flynt,
Dalton.
Prin.,
Neal, Geo. W.. Campbell, R. 1. Ross, I. G., Walnut Cove, R. 1. Boles, L. B., Germantown, R. 1. Johnson, W. J., Germantown, R. 1. Fulp, H. A., Mizpah, R. 1. Carroll, J. T., Mizpah, R. 1. Tuttle, A. G., Mizpah, R. 1.
Prin.,
Meadows & Cromer, Mizpah. Tuttle, W. H., Mizpah.
GRADED— R. A. Sullivan. KING HIGH—William Graves. Prin.. King.
PINNACLE
Pinnacle.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Keiger, O. R., King.
IN
TOWNS.
Boyles Bros., Dalton. Tuttle, R. B., King, R. 1. Meadows, Bros, King, R. 1. Amos, J. C, Sandy Ridge, R. Young, H. H., Smith. It. 1.
2.
Nunn,
L.
L., Westfleld, R.
1.
McCanless, W. \\, Danbury. McCanless, W. L., Danbury. Slate, W. C, Danbury.
Martin, Mrs. Morefield, J.
Ida. Westfleld. R.
1.
1.
Wm., Meadows.
L.,
Meadows,
J.
&
Co.,
Germantown, R.
STOKES COUNTY
Redding & Bal:or, Germantown, R. Brown, Richard, Campbell. R. 1.
1.
i-
Sutton, S. G.. King.
Shore, S. F., King. Culler, Win. F., Dalton. Alky, H. G., Danbury, R. 1. Mitchell, W. R., Pinnacle, R. 2. Smith. Robert, Gap. Moore's Springs Mineral Co., Moore's Springs. Stokes Supply Co., Mizpah.
Smith, Wilmeta, King. Redman, Annie, King. Moore, C. F., Pinnacle, Ingram, Naomi, King, R. 1. Algood, Elsie, Pinnacle, R. Sykes, Alma, Pinnacle, R. 2.
Sullivan, R.
A.,
2.
FLOUri,
Sheilon,
\V.
COHN AND FEED MILLS.
11..
Sheppard, C.
T.,
Sandy Ridge, R. Sandy Ridge.
1.
Sheppard, E. C, Danouiy, R. 1. Nelson, U. C, Danbury, R. 1. Peters' Creek Union Milling Co., Smith, R. Fagg &. Hall, Danbury, R. 1. Moore &Sheppard, Campbell, R. 1. ueorge, R. W'., Francisco. Colnns, A. J., Francisco, R. 1.
1.
John Y., Dalton. W. G., Mizpah. John E., Mizpah. Allen, U. M., Mizpah, R. 1. Eunsiord, C. ii.. King, R. 2. Charles, G. 11., Germantown. Dodd, A. D., Francisco. Cliisman, W. M., Fine Hall.
1'idllips,
Pinnacle. Bernard, Mary, Pinnacle. Snider, J. W., Pinnacle. Sharp, Beulah, Pinnacle, R. 1. Ingram, Viola, Pinnacle, R. 1. R. 1. Francis, Alvia, Peters Creek, Va. Sovington, Susie, Peters Creek, Va., R. Blevins, Savannah, Brim, R. 1. Rawley, Frances A., Brim, R. 1. lliatt, Chas. E., Westneld. George, W. D., Westneld.
,
1.
Slate, Slate,
Payne, Irene, Westneld. Moore, Lizzie V., Westneld, R.
1. 2.
Bumgardner, Pearl, Francisco, R.
Hylton, W. R., Campbell, R. 1. Schaub, James, Tobaccoville, R.
2.
SAW
MILLS.
& Matthews, Francisco. Rhodes, Jesse, Campbell, R. 1. Bros., Germanton, R. 1. Tultle Bros., King. Lasley, J. N., & Son, Meadows, R. 1. Mitchell, Walter 1., Meadows, R. 1. Slate. W. G., Mizpah. Slate, John E., & Son Mizpah. Lunstord, C. H. King, R. 2. Grabs Manufacturing Co., King. Phillips, John Y., Dalton. Sullivan, W. A., Pinnacle. George, R. W., Francisco. Sheppard, E. C, Danbury, R. 1. Nelson, D. C. Danbury, R. 1. Peters' Creek Union Milling Co.. Smith, R. Hylton, W. R., Campbell, R. 1. Mickey, C. A., Gap. Priddy ^c Moretieid, Danbury, R. 1. Grogan, L. P., Campbell, R. 1. Mitchell. R. W., Gideon. Miller, A. A., Walnut Cove. R. 1. Neal, J. M., Meadows. Matthews & Johnson, Walnut Cove, R. 1. Charles, G. H., Germanton.
Matthews
Hutchins,
J.
R., King.
Meadows
1.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Joyce, Nellie, Danbury. Petree, Sadie, Danbury. Venable, Ida, Danbury, R. 1. Taylor, Lena, Danbury, R. 1. Washburn, Mrs. Virginia L., Meadows.
Lovill, Murpny, Meadows. Alley, Mrs. Mildred, Germanton. Martin, Lelia, Germanton.
Robertson, Flossie, Francisco, R. 1. Sheppard, Erna, Francisco, R. 1. Dunlap, Bereha, Francisco, R. 1. Smith, Etta, Francisco, R. 1. Jessup, Mary, Francisco, R. 2. Smith, Mrs. Agnes, Francisco, R. 2. Smith, Dixie, Francisco, R. 2. Snead, Julia, Pilot Mountain, R. 1. Hartgrove, Minnie, Pilot Mountain, R. 1. Wall, Hester, Pinnacle, R. 2. Filed, Lynette, Pinnacle, R. 2. Wall, Ida Lee, Pinnacle, R. 2. Covington, Mae, Westneld, R. 1. Coffer, Lizzie, Moore's Spprings. Hopkins, Kate, Smith, K. 1. Martin, Delia, Smith, R. 1. Lackey, Gladys, Campbell, R. 1. Simmons, Tracy, Danbury, R. 1. Lasley, Chattie, Danbury, R. 1. Pringle, Wesley, Danbury, R. 1. Ladd, Emma, Danbury, R. 1. Lackey, Lucy, Danbury, R. 1. Miller, Helena, Campbell, R. 1. Pringle, Ruth. Campbell, R. 1. Ray. Juda, Smith, R. 1. Hylton, Annie, Smith, R. 1. Pringle, Mrs. A. J., Campbell, R. 1. Moore, Bessie, Campbell, R. 1. Burton, Ruth, Sandy Ridge. King, Sadie, Sandy Ridge. Pringle, Sadie, Sandy Ridge, R. 2. Duncan, Lemma, Sandy Ridge, R. 2. Pringle, Ethel, Sandy Ridge, R. 2. Gann, E. C, Sandy Ridge, R. 1. Bowman, Minnie M., Sandy Ridge, R. 1. Alley. Bernice, Campbell, R. 1. Leake, John A., Campbell, R. 1. Moore, Era, Campbell, R. 1. McCollum, Claudie, Campbell, R. 1. Smith, Mrs. Covie E., Campbell, R. 1. Adkins, Lizzie. Red Shoals. Isley, E. W., Madison, R. 3. Wilkins, Fairy, Madison, R. 3. Johnson, Susie, Madison, R. 3.
Hamlin, Mattie, Germanton, R. Bennett, Willie, Germanton, R.
1.
1. 1.
Woodhouse, Bessie, Dillard.
Swain, Bessie. Dillard.
Sh, nner,
Bessie,
J.
Huteheus, C. W., Germanton, R.
Doggett, Ida, Walnut Cove, R. 1. Doggett. Hattie, Walnut Cove, R. Craver, Ola, Germanton, R. 1. Carroll, Rosa, King, R. 1. Hall, Letha, King, R. 1. Johnson, C. H., Mizpah.
Rutledise,
Dillard.
Pegram,
1.
W., Pine Hall.
R.
3.
Lucy, Pine Hall. Monis, Louise, Pine Hall. Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth, Madison, Wheeler, Lillie, Walnut Cove.
Parrish,
Pringle, Mary. Walnut Cove, R. 2. Scroggs, J. W., Walnut Cove. Weddell, Laura, Walnut Cove. Martin, Mary, Walnut Cove. Lewis, Ozell, Walnut Cove. McPherson, Kate, Walnut Cove. Fulp. Louella, Walnut Cove, It. 1. Wail, Stella, Walnut Cove, R. 1. Sands. Mrs. R. W.. Walnut Cove. Hawkins, Sallie, Walnut Cove.
Una, Mizpah. Johnson, Agnes, King, R. 1. Johnson, Janie, King, R. 1. Boyles, R. L., King, R. 1. Bowen, Jettie, King, R. 1. Craver, Margaret, Germanton, R. Smith, Hattie, Germanton, R. 1. Smith, Clemmie. King, R. 2. Graves, William, King.
1.
426
STOKES COUNT!
3.
Mrs. Mattie, Walnut Cove. K. Willis. .Man' Sue, Walnut Cove. R. 3. Smith, A. J.. Walnut Cove. It. 4. Martin, Annie, Walnut Cove, R. 2.
Lewewllyn,
Stokes Hardware Burton. John A.
East,
J.
&
Furniture Co.
W.. Drug Co.
Stephens, W. R. Halrston, Garfield.
DANBURY.
Not incorporated. Population, 1914:
total.
Fanners Supply Store.
Fulton
&
Davis.
white,
114;
colored,
63;
177.
POSTMASTER—Roy R. King. Ministers and Churches. METHODIST—O. P. Routh, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN—C. W. Ervin. Pastor.
Doctors.
Stewart- .lotus Clothing Co. Grocer; Co. eld, J Wesley. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Dodson Hotel.
.
Vaughn
Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Livery Stables.
i .
W. McCanless, W.
VrcCanless,
L. V.
John A.
General
Merchants.
Taylor. J. Spot. Fagg, A. .1. Martin, N. A. Hotel? and Boarding Houses. Taylor Hotel. McCanless Hotel. Livery Stables. Taylor, J. Spot. Banks and Bankers.
Chilton,
Pres.
;
Bowles, W. F. Barker, A. J.
Manufacturing Plants. Hedgecoek Brick Co.
Walnut Cove Milling
Co.
Stakes County Warehouse Co. Davis iK: Simple.
T.
Tobacco Warehouses. (Dry Prizery.)
Co.
Walnut Cove Tobacco Warehouse
THE BANK OF STOKES COUNTY—M.
X.
E.
Pepper.
Cash.
Bros.,
GERMANTON.
Incorporated in 1883. Population, 1914: white,
total.
THE DANBURY REPORTER— Pepper
Editors
Newspapers and
Proprietors.
Editors.
107;
colored,
52:
per-
and
Value
162. of
real
estate,
$27,500;
Officers.
value
of
WALNUT
total,
COVE.
700;
colored,
sonal property,
$3,190.
Town
300;
Incorporated in 1889. Population, 1914: white,
Value
sonal
Tax
$100,000; value of perproperty. $167,180. Rate: 30c. on poll; 90c on property.
estate,
1.000. of real
FOSTMISTRESS— Fannie Davis. R. R. AGENT— Mrs. I. J. Carson, EXPRESS AGENT—Mrs. I. J.
Southern.
on,
Southern. Carson,
J.
MANAGER TELEGRAPH—Mrs.
W. U.
Ministers
I.
Car-
Town
Officers.
and
Churches.
Alli-
POSTMASTER— P. II. Linvllle. CHIEF OF POLICE— John R. Smith. R. R. AGENTS— P. W. Davis, Southern W. P. Wheeler. N. & W. EXPRESS AGENT— P. W. Davis. Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—W. P. Wheeler,
W. U.
Ministers and
MAYOR— S.
C.
Rierson.
METHODIST
son,
EPISCOPAL— Rev.
;
EPISCOPAL—Rev. Tailor, Rector. MISSIONARY BAPTIST— No Pastor.
Pastor.
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY—J.
Prin.
Schools
and
Academies.
C.
Carson.
MISSIONARY
Pastor.
Churches. BAPTIST—Dr. J.
Doctors.
T.
Smith,
Hill,
L.
H.
Druggists.
T.
Bynum. Wade H.
Beck R.
General
METHODIST EPISCOPAL—E. J. Poe, Pastor. EPISCOPAL—W. H. Willey. Rector. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—J. A. Fagg, Pastor.
Merchants.
McKinzie. L. M.,
Turtle. R. L.,
HIGH— J.
Schools and Academies. W. Scroggs, Prin.
Chilton, Pres.
THE BANK OF STOKES COUNTR—M. T. J. H. Fulton. Cash. FARMERS UNION BANK AND TRUST
;
Banks and
Bankers.
CO.—J.
Spot Taylor, Pres.;
Doctors.
J.
W.
Slate.
Cash.
Co. Co. Co. Beck. R. T., Co. McGee, H., Kurfees Hardware Co. Livery Stables-. Hill, S. CHotels and Boarding Houses. Vaughn, Mrs. A. B.
&
& &
&
Turtle. R. G. Jones, A. G.
PINNACLE.
Population,
Dentist.
total,
1914:
white,
400;
colored,
37;
437.
Critz,
W. H.
General Merchants. Joyce-Jones Co. Lewis, L. G.
James
Smith,
&
Co. Co.
Walnut Cove Grocery
Young,
Turtle.
POSTMASTER— S. M. Scott. AGENT— Miss Herman Simpson. R. R. Southern. „. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— Herman Simpson, W. U. —Miss Herman SimpMANAGER EXPRESS
son,
JohnT R.
J.
X
.
Southern. Ministers
aid
Churches.
L.
J.
T.
J.
Woodruff.
Fagg
&
B. Nelson.
S.
METHODIST PROTESTANT— A. ter. Pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL—R. L.
Pastor.
Hun-
Doggett,
Boyles, D.
Rothrock,
Dodson
&
A. T. Co.
MISSIONARY
Pastor.
BAPTIST— Rev.
Baucom,
STOKES— SURRY
Schools
427
and
Academies.
l'rin.
Ministers and
Churches.
M. E. Clark,
STATE HIGH—R. A. Sullivan, Asst. Prin. GRADED—R. A. Sullivan, Prin.
Druggists.
Mrs.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL—W. F. CHRISTIAN—Rev. Sutton, Pastor. MISSIONARY BAPTIST—
KING HIGH—William
Kiger, O. R.
Grabs,
Brown, H. H.
General Fowler,
Boles,
J.
Merchants.
W.
A.,
O.
Schools and Academies. Graves. Prin.
Doctors.
&
Son.
Watson, T. O. Edwards, W. J. Stone, H. L.
Overby,
W.
General Merchants. Shore Mercantile Co. Stokes Supply Co.
J.
Newson
and
F.
&
Newsom.
Smoak, E. L.
Hotels
Boarding
Houses.
Spainhower, E.
Newson, E. P. (Jewelry.) Manufacturing Plants. Crabs Manufacturing Co., The.
Reece, Jones Co.
KING
Not Incorporated.
Population,
total,
Banks and Bankers.
306;
colored,
1;
1914:
white,
BANK OF KING—V.
Petree, Cash.
T. Grabs. Pres.
Stables.
;
T.
S.
307. Value of
real
estate,
$100,000; value of per-
Livery
sonal property, R.
AGENT— O. L. Rains. EXPRESS AGENT— O. L. Rains. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— (None)
R.
POSTMISTRESS— Lelah
$40,000.
Pulliam.
G. M. Newsom. Ernest.
Allen,
Hotels and
,
Boarding Houses.
J.
W.
U.
Pulliam, B. F. Spainhower, Mrs.
W.
SURRY COUNTY COUNTY DOBSON.
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census Formed in 1770. Named AREA — 600 square miles.
Value
of
1910), 29,709. in honor of Surry County in England.
Property
TAX RATE— County purposes, 19c. on PUBLIC ROADS—Worked by free labor,
5c.
real estate, $4,4S4,S07; value of personal property, $3,255,110 listed in 1913, by whites. $7,622,671; by negroes, $117,256.
the $100. except Mount Airy
Township,
which has bonded
debt of $S0,000 and levies
to
pay
interest.
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Mount Airy Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Railway, 33.13 miles, assessed value Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad, 17.40 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co. assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Elkin Light and Power Co., assessed value Elkin and Alleghany Railroad. 11.75 miles, assessed value Siloam Telephone Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed value Mount Airy and Eastern Railway, 5 miles, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT April 19, August 30, February
,
,
$
6,000.00
1,296.0411.00
194.38S.00
7.S4-.MNI
,
TERMS—
1,
October
18
2,030.00 500.00 33.125.00 769.00 2,512.60 7,500.00 October 25
(civil
and
jail
cases.)
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CLERK OF COURT—J. A. Jackson. SHERIFF— T. W. Davis. Mt. Airy. REGISTER OF DEEDS— S. G.
Dobson.
Debson.
DOBSON— Moses
Comer,
field,
Dobson;
F.
R.
D.
Brim.
W.
C. Key. Dobson, R. F. D.
Dobson; R. P. Poindexter, Crutch A. Brintle, White Plains; White Plains; J. P. Hodges,
Hodges,
John H.
L.
;
;
S.
W. Marion, Dobson; M.
TREASURER— J. S. Patterson, rilot Moun- B. Williamson. Rusk, R. F. D. tain. ELDORA— J. J. Simpson, Mt. Airy, R. 4; CORONER—W. T. Marion, Dobson. W. S. Wall, Ararat; G. H. Marsh, Ararat, SURVEYOR— E. L. Wolfe, Kapps Mill. R. F. D. SUPT. OF HEALTH— John R. VVoltz. DobELKIN—Luther Park, Elkin; A. D. Welson. born. Elkin: T. V. Foote, Elkin. SIl'T. OF SCHOOLS— J. H. Allen, Elkin. FRANKLIN— Jas. M. Bartley, Round Peak; Dob SUPT. OF HOME— J. W. Norman.
son.
G.
E.
Isaacs,
Dobson, R. F. D.
A.
;
J.
M. Todd,
H. Wrenn. Mount Airy; O. E. Snow, Pilot Mountain; B. J. Snow, State Road, R. 2. COMMISSIONERS IS. Sparger, (ehnfn),
.1
BOARD OF EDUCATION— E.
W.
Road;
Lowe Gap.
Ashburn. Ararat; J. E. D. J. Davis, Pilot N. Mountain. R. F. Needham, Pilot, Mountain, R. F. D. MARSH—J. H. Poindexter, Crutchfleld: J.
;
LONG HILL—F.
J.
Hicks, State Ararat, R. F. D.
F.
W.
L.
Clinton,
F.
May,
Crutchfleld.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—J. E. Albright. J. Hendren. Elkin, B. F. Folyer, Dobson. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. BRYAN TOWNSHIP— W. II. Wall. Kapp's
; ;
:
Mils; B. J. Snow, State Road, R. F. D. R. F. S. EldWilmoth, State Road, R. F. D. D. O. Callaway, Thurridge, Rusk. R. F. D. mond. R. F. D. 3. A. J. Royal, Thurmond.
:
MT. AIRY—G. W. Hiatt, Mt. Airy; John A. Cox, White Plains: E. C. Shelton, Mt. Airy; T. B. McCargo, Mt. Airy;; T. G. Penn, Mt. Airy; Sam'l G. Pace. Mt. Airy; P. S. Rothrock. Mt. Airy; E. F. Wall. Mt. Airy; Samuel Ashburn, Mt. Airy; S. W. Hutchens, Mt. Airy: Britain Haymore, Mt. Airy; R. A. Jams. Mt. Airy; Peter Deatherage. Mt. Airy.
428
SURRY COUNTY
oss,
Rockford, R. F. .). D. F. Burrus, Rockford; Hilary Coe, Rockford, K. F. D.; C. W. Davenport, Rockford; J. T. Joindexter, Rockford, R. P. D. SILOAM .1. a. Whltaker, Siloam; C. C. Matthews, Siloam; J. W. Wail. Siloam; .1. L. B. E. Whitaker, Patterson, Siloam, R. F. D. Siloam. SHOALS 11 F. Butner, Pinnacle; R. S. Scott, shoals; O. F. Hauser, shoals. STEWARTS—-G. W. Newman, White Plains; F. W. J. Brinkley, White Plains, R. F. D. P. Danly, Mi. Airy, It. F. D. Logan Beamer, Ml. Airy. H. F. D. WESTFIELD—H. E. Taylor. Westfleld; A. C. Inman, Amliurn, Westfleld; W. W. W. F. D. J. B. Simmons, Westfleld; Briru. R.
;
;
:
ROCKFORD—B. AD
Banner Mfg.
e,
Co.,
J.
S.,
Mt. Airy. Rusk.
Dobbin Bros., Rusk.
Granite
City
Mills,
Mount
Airy.
R.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Combs, Mayme, State Road,
F.
D.
;
Palmer, Olivia, Mrs.; siloam. Eldridge, Florence, Rusk. D any. Bertha, Ararat. Rawley, Frances. Mt. Airy, It. 3. Burrus, Viola, Rockford. Jackson, Marjorie, Mt. Airy, It.
5.
;
a.
.1.
PILOT—R.
Anderson,
11.
Westfleld.
Redmon,
Pilot
Mountain.
CONSTABLES.
BRYAN TOWNSHIP— S. E. Moore. Good Springs. DOBSON—C. P. Snow, Crutchfleld, R. F. D. ELDORA— G. F. Simpson, Ararat. FRANKLIN — Eugene L. Schuyler, Ladonia. LONG HILL— W. P. Johnson, Pilot Mountain,
MARSH—E.
MT.
It.
F.
D.
J.
SHOALS—A. L. Scott, Shoals. STEWARTS CREEK— Ruhy Beamer, Airy. R. F. D. WESTFIELD— T. L. Taylor, Westfleld.
MINISTERS NOT
IN
Mt. Airy. D. —Frank Chiltou, Hatcher, Mountain. Pilot S1L1AM— B. Eads, Siloam.
AIRY—Thos.
J.
Burch,
Rusk.
PILOT
Mt.
iiemmings. Lillie. Cody. Nance, Beatrice, Robson, It. 1. Sparger, Lou. Mt. Airy, R. 3. Allen, Geneva. Pinnacle, R. F. O. .loins, Lillie, Siloam, It. F. D. Stone, Delia, Siloam, R. F. D. Snoddy, Annie. Mt. Airy, R. F. D. Bolyfleld, Mattie, Rockford. Fleming, Lucy, Crutchfleld, R. F. D. Wall. Racher, Hap^'s Mill. Wall, Florence, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. Badgett, Bertie, Mt. Airy, H. 4. Hayes, Mattie, Siloam, R. F. D. Rodman, Mary V., Pinnacle, R. F. D. Dunrnan, W. L., Mrs., Mt. Airy. Davenport, Lula, Rockford. Parker, Stella, Mt. Airy, R. 5. Walters, Tessie. Ararat, R. F. D. Jane, Isaacs, Mrs., Dobson. Belton, J. V., Mrs., Mt. Airy. Isabel Matthews, Pilot Mountain, R. F.
Hiatt,
D.
Louise,
Pinnacle.
TOWNS.
Key, G. O., Pilot Mountain. Atkinson, W. H., Round Peak. Beamer, W. H.. Mt. Airy, R. 3. Stone, C. H., Round Peak, R. Marion, T .G., Crutchfleld.
1.
Denny, C. B., Pinnacle. McGhee, W. P.
SCHOOLS
AND ACADEMIES NOT IN TOWNS. SILOAM— Chas. L. Hauser, Prin.. Siloam. WESTFIELD GRADED—Chas. Haitt, Supt. PHYSICIANS NOT IN TOWNS.
Smith, J. Thomas, Westfleld. Flippin, S. M., Westfleld. Flippin, R. D-, W'estfield. Flippin, S. T., Siloam
.
MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS. Woodruff, W. M., & Son, Low Gap. Kapp, J. C., & Co., Kapps Mill.
McDowell,
Woodruff,
Nora, Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. Cockerham, DeEtte, Devotion. Booker, Maggie, Mt. Airy, R. 6Hill. Martha E., Round Peak. R. F. D. Butner, Alice, Shoals, 11. F. D. Redman, Ida, Siloam, R. F. D. WUmoth, Pearl, Rockford. it. F. D. Burrus. Alma, Rockford. Norman, Lillie, Husk. Wall, Ida B., Mt. Airy, R. F. D. Joyce, Lizzie, Rusk, R. F. D. Joyce, Alice, Elkin, R. F. D. Johnson, Foy, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. Oakley, Bettie, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. Ward. Bertie T., Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. Carson, Hattie, Low Gap. Bolch, Erroll, Shoals. Bennett, J. C, Mrs.. Ararat, R. F. D. ijaymore, Esther, Rusk, R. F. D.
Bryant,
Wolfe,
Victoria,
Mt.
Airy.
W. M., Rockford. R.
1.
McGee, J. & D. l.. Mt. Airy, R. Haymore. B. E., Mt. Airy. R- 1.
Low Gap.
1.
Bryant, T. W., Ararat. Key, J. G., Ararat. Nichols, George, White Plains. Harbour, J. W., Rockford, R. 1. Armstrong, W. P., Ararat, R. 1. Badgett, J. C, White Plains. Gardner, J. W., Mt. Airy, R. S. Boles, J. W., Siloam. Marion, N. C., Siloam. Matthews, C. C., Siloam. Marion, R. N., Siloam.
Hunter, Bessie, Pinnacle, R. F. D. Cockerham, Eunice, Kapp's Mill. Haymore. Nellie K, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. Cook, Bettie, Pilot Mountain. R. F. D. Shelton, Bessie, Mt. Airy, R. 1. George, Mabel, Brim. Albright, Frances, Brim.
COTTON GINS.
Laurel Bluff Cotton Mill. Mt. Airy, R.
3.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
White Plains. Hutchens, C. Banner, J. B., Mt. Airy, R. 5. Mimmick, J. D., Mt. Airy.
C
Hunter, Mattie, Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. Key, Lillie M., Round Peak. Crutchfleld, Alma, Mt. Airy. Jones, Nora, Ararat, R. F. D. Collins, Martha, Mt. Airy. R. F. D. Payne, Viola, Dobson. Nance, Metta, Mrs., Round Peak, R. F. D. Thompson, Pearl, Mt. Airy, R. F. D. Folger, Beulah, Dobson. Stanley, Bessie, Rusk, R. F. D. Smith, Bettie, White Plains, R. F. D. Hiatt, J. M., Mt. Airy. Adams, A. P.. Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. Marion. S. W.. White Plains, R. F. 1).
Brintle,
Taylor,
Bertie,
White Plains.
Lee,
White
Plains.
C, & M. Satterfield,
Kapp,
J.
Co., F.,
Kapps
Mill.
Round
Peak.
Bunker, C. W., Round Peak.
Davis. Jesse, Mt. Airy, R. 4. Bennett, Wni., Ararat, R. 1. Sides. Mrs.. Mt. Airy, Rfd.
Matthews, Grover, Mt. Airy, R. 4. Nance, A. L., Round Peak, R. F. D. Nance, J. F., Round Peak, R. F. D. Boyles, N. E., Round Peak. R. F. D. Guyer, Robert, State Road, It. F. D. Burrus, Geo. E., Rusk. Galyean. J. A., Good Springs.
Jarvis,
Steve,
Round Teak,
R.
F.
D.
Nicies, Clyde. Mt. Airy, R. 4. Davenport, W. Y., Rockford. Wall, W. M., Shoals. Coekerham. Don W.. State Road. R. 1'. Leftwich, W. B, Round Peak. Blair. W. B.. Pilot Mountain, R. 2. Xixon, Sherman, State Road. R. F. D. Carson, C. F., Low Gap. St one, Edgar. Round Peak. Ladonia. Schuyler, E. L. Wolfe. Henrv. Mt. Airy. Combs, Walter V., Rusk. R. F. D. H. E.. Mt. Airy. R- F. D. Taylor, Adams, E. L., Pilot Mountain, R. F. D. Copeland. J. T.. Roekford. R. F. D. Gentry, J. W., State Road, R. F. D. Gentry, A. L., State Road, R. F. D. Stewart, Leroy, Siloam, R. F. D. Draughn. Albert, White Plains. R. F. D. Cox, Thos. L., State Road. R. F. D. Dobbins, P. W., Rusk. R. F. D. Moseley, ,T. F., Crutchfield. Park. L. C. Elkin. R. F. D. Perm, Shelton. Siloam, R. F. D. Draughn, Eugene. Rusk, R. F. D.
.
SURRY COUNTY 429 SIRRY COUNTY LOAX & TRUST CO.— T. G. Fawcett, Cash. W. F. Carter. Pres. BANK OF MT. AIRY— W. J. Byerly. Pres.;
;
F.
I)
P.
Sparger. Cash. Brick Manufacturers.
J.
Banner,
Merritt,
W.
L. E.
Mt.
Airy
Brick Co.
Boot Burke.
Half.
S.
and
Shoe
Dealers.
W. W. M.
Lundy. C. E. Haymore, W. B.
Jackson, Jackson,
W.
J.
E.
A.
C.
Welch, G.
Bowman.
Matthews.
Creed.
J.
A. G.
Mer.
Co.
Book
Stores.
W.
Dealers
in
Butchers and
Counctll.
Fuller,
J. J.
Cattle.
C.
Lassiter, S. T., White Plains. Hiatt, C. E.. Westflekl.
F. Stuart Bros. Johnson Bros. Carriage Dealers and Mt. Airy Buggy Co. Marshall, S. E., & Co.
Manufacturers.
Isaac M.. Low Gap. Beamer. Jesse L., Crutchfield. R. Bryand, N. P. Ararat.
Frost,
F.
D.
Commission Merchants. Granite City Mercantile Co. Ashley Grocery Co.
Confectionery
Dealers.
MOUNT
in
AIRY.
Earp.
Creed.
J.
J.
W. W.
and
Builders.
1885 Incorporated Population. 1914: 6.7S0. No. of white pools, 63S: No. colored polls, (54. Value real estate $1,109,459; value personal property. $875,887. TAX RATE: $1.10 on the $100; $330 on tinpoll.
Contractors Belton, J. I. Roberts, T. R. Cook, D. H. Penn, T. G. Coal and
Wood
Dealers.
Bonded
debt.
$120,000
Town
Officers.
Minniek. J. D. Sides. Mrs. A. E. Shelton, C. A.
MAYOR— W.
CLFRK—F.
G. Svdnor.
Taylor.
S.
Chamber
of
Commerce.
G.
CHIEF OF POLICE— E. M.
MT.
AIRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
ATTORNEY—J. H. SEPT. OF HEALTH— POSTMASTFR— H. Carter. R. R. AGENT— C. A. Shelton. Southern. EXPRFSS AGENT—.Tohn T. Moore. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—Mrs. Connie Hollingsworth. W. TT. TELEPHONE MANAGER— W. F. Carter. Jr.
,T.
TREAST'RER— F. M. TAX COLLECTOR— E.
M. Poore.
Poore. C. Bivins. Folger. W. S. Taylor.
G. Pace, Pres.
Clothiers Lundy, C. E.
W.
Sydnor, Sec.
Furnishers.
and
Men's
Prather,
J.
W., Clothing Co.
Dentists.
Smith,
J.
D.
Reece, R.
W.
E.
Banner,
.1.
Hollingsworth, Hege, H. R.
Wm.
Tobacco
Dealers.
Ministers and Churches.
BAPTIST—T. H. King. Pastor. METHODIST—W. H. Willis PRESBYTERIAN— T. C. Bales.
FRTF.XDS
Branon.
Schools
.
Smith. Z. T. Haynes. W. T. American Tobacco Co. Reynolds, R. J.. Tobacco Co.
Sparger. B. F. Patterson, J. R.
Druggists.
CHURCH—Rev.
M.
Davis.
and Academies.
T. Turlington,
Hawks Drug
Gwyn,
J.
Co.
MOUNT AIRY GRADED—Ira
Hotels
H.
Prin.
and
J.
Jenkins.
Mrs.
Hotel.
Boarding D.
Houses.
Blue Ridge Inn.
Central
Pace House.
Brown House. Haynes House.
Architects.
Penn. T. G.
Roberts, T. D. Belton, J. I. Cook, D. H.
West. I. W. Doctors. Taylor, W. S. Allred, E. W. Ashby, T. B. Absher, D. C. Hollingsworth, E. M. Hollingsworth, J. B. Hollingsworth, R. E. Baird, A. C. Flippin, J. M.
Woltz,
Loville.
J.
L.
J.
R.
II.
Rowe,
B.
Banks and Bankers.
Lawyers.
FIRST NATIONAL
cett,
RANK— Geo.
Cash.
D.
Faw-
Carter.
W.
s.
Graves,
F. P.
Tres.
:
T.
G.
Fawcett.
Haymore, R. L.
430
E. C. I.inville, E. .M.
sriiUY
COUNTY
Printing Mt. Airy News. Mt. Airy LeacU r.
Offices.
Bivina,
Folger
&
Folger.
Dry Goods and Notions.
Burke,
W. W.
J.
MT. AIRY
Editor,
Newspapers and
NEWS
Editors.
(Weekly)— J.
E.
Johnson,
George.
Price,
Harrison,
L.
Haymore, W.
Hall. s. M. Welch, G. C.
B.
TIMES-LEADER
Editor.
Editor.
(Weekly)— T.
M.
Vance
THE DIXIE METHODIST—D.
Real
Rogers,
1'..
Bowman, Welch &
Jackson,
A. G. Mitchell. .1. A.
Estate
Agents.
W.
G. Shingle
Dealers.
Matthews Grocery Co. Hall, S. M. Power and Light Mt. Airy Power & Light Fertilizer Dealers and Martin, John A. Mt. Airy Guano Co Fulton, J. M. Fish and Oyster
Fuller.
J.
Sydnor,
\Y.
Companies.
Co.
McCargo,
Manufacturers.
B., & Son. Hollingsworth, J. C. Undertakers and Embalmers. T.
Hannah,
Earp.
J.
E.
A.
W.
Wall
Paper Dealers.
Dealers.
Campbell, W. A.
Davis,
Jo.
J. F. Manufacturing Plants. Mt. Airy Furniture Co. National Furniture Co. Banner Mfg. Co. (Cribs and Lumber.) Mount Airy Mantle and Table Co.
F.
Hodges, D. M. Foundries and Iron Works.
Mt. Airy Iron Works
Edwards,
Smithwiek, T.
Merritt.
J.
Furniture Dealers. E., Co. Inman Furniture Co. Grocers. Midkiff, W. F. Poore, F. M. Foore, R. C. West-Hill Co. (Wholesale.)
W.
DOBSON.
Incorporated in 1889. Population, 1910; White.
total.
360;
colored,
50,
Callaway
&
Value
416. real
estate,
46,000;
value
Granite Mer.
Jackson. Co. (Wholesale.)
personal
property,
Ashby Grocery Co. Hardware Dealers. Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.
Merritt,
TAX RATE— 50c.
$37,000.
for schools.
Officers.
MAYOR—T.
Town
V.
W. E„
Co.
POSTMASTER—
Crouse. R. C. Freeman.
Arnold. Insurance Agents. Sydnor, W. G. (Life and Fire.) Sparger, G. W., & Co. (Fire.) Granite City Realty & Trust Co. Rogers, B. W.
Quesinberry,
Jewelers.
CHIEF OF POLICE— N. W.
G.
White.
Pastor.
Ministers and Churches.
METHODIST— J. BAPTIST—J. W.
W. Halloway,
HIGH—
W.
F.
Knight. J. W. Leonard, R. H.
Steel,
Burcham, Pastor. Schools and Academies. W. T. Moore. Prin. Banks and Bankers,
R. C. Pres. Doctors.
:
SURRY COUNTY LOAN & TRUST CO.—
Carter,
W.
L.
Lewellyn,
Treas.
Building and
Loan Associations.
Stone.
Workman's Loan
Assciation.
W. M.
Druggists.
Laundries.
Mount Airy Laundry. Lumber Manufacturers and
McCargo, T. B., & Son. Banner Manufacturing Co.
J.
Woltz, Jno. R. Lancaster, R. M.
Dealers.
Hollingsworth,
C.
Marble Works.
Mt. Airy Marble Works. Mt. Airy Granite Works.
Machinery
Martin, John A.
Merritt,
Dealers.
& Son. General Merchandise. Folger, Mrs. Mary Norman. W. B. Reid. W. E. Norman. Mrs. Daisy. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Stone.
W. M.,
Hardware Co.
Dobson Inn.
Smith, F. L., Hardware Co. Paint and Oil Dealers. Smith, F. L., Hardware Co.
Merritt,
Norman House.
Reid. N. J. Woltz. P. B. Crowder, D. N.
W.
Jo.
J.
E.,
Co. Painters.
Lawyers.
Campbell,
Davis,
W.
F.
A.
A.
Harkrader, L.
Reece,
L. C-
W.
R.
L.
Edwards,
Patterson,
Freeman,
Jackson,
Folger,
R.
S.
W.
W. M.
Produce Dealers. Hennis Produce Co. Hennis Bros. Muse, P. D. Piedmont Grocery Co.
West
Hill
Co.
Photographers. Reid. N. J. Engie, W. L. Contractors and Builders.
C. Davis, C. W. Cook, Cass.
Hodges
W
Plumbers
Comer, W.
Robinson,
Collins,
S.
W.
L.
Will.
Plants.
Joyce Plumbing Co.
Manufacturing Mills-Rosco-Edmunds.
Piano East. J. H.
and
Organ
Dealers.
Restaurant.
Norman. W.
B.
4:::!
Insurance
Agents.
SURRY— SWAIN MANAGER
\V.
TELEGRAPH— C.
A.
Houck.
Bad
rtl & McKlnncy. Swanson, W. J. Hardware Dealers. S. W. Pulk Hardware J, A. Pell Hardware Co. Manufacturing Plants.
I
i
r.
Ministers and Churches. J. G. W. Holloway. BAPTIST— .1. W. Burchett, Pastor. Schools and Acaismies. Miss Lena Hatcher. STATIC
METHODIST—
HIGH—
S.
Clifton. J. H. Hi, in. Job.
F.
(Grain
Mill
Cradles.)
General
Reece.
E.
Merchants.
(Saw
ami
Woodworking
P
Dobson.
W.
J.
Tobacco War2houes3S. Farmers Wareh Globe Warehouse Marion Warehouse.
.
Kurfees, C.
P.. F.
&
Co
Boarding Houses.
Dunn.
Reece.
M.
Hotels and E. S.
J.
Lawyers.
ROCKFORD.
Population
total,
Dobson.
187
H.
1914:
estate,
White.
colored
16;
Manufacturing
Holyfleld,
Plants.
Value
203. real
$85,000;
value
45c.
personal
property,
poll.
TAX RATE:
R.
$35,000. 15c
on
A.
the
$100;
on
the
R.
AGENT—C.
(Tobacco.) (Tobacco.) Kuifees. C. F. (Roller Mills.) Hauser, G. H. (Lumber.) Slzemore, J. R. (Lumber.)
Holyflelfi,
T.
B.
H.
Houck, Southern Ry.
Sizemore
& Todd
(Roller Mills).
SWAIN COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT. BRYSON
CITY.
POPULATION— (Census Formed in 1871. Named AREA — 365 square miles.
Value
of
1914), 12,479. in honor of David L.
Swain.
Prorerty
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— —
TAX RATE County bonded debt, $3,500. PUBLIC ROADS — Number of miles, 300. RAILROAD. TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
.
real estate, $2,576,995; vavlue of personal property, $207,769. listed in 1914, by whites, $3,976,877; by Indians, $99,066; by For whites, 47; for negroes, 2. County purposes, 22 l-2c. on the $100; special. 18c.
negroes
$5,646.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Appalachian Railway, 6.21 miles, assessed value Bryson City Telephone Co. assessed value Southern Railway, 38.77 miles, assessed value Smoky Mountain Railway, 9.10 miles, assessed value Southern Express Co. assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed value Carolina and Tennessee Southern Railway. 13.90 miles, assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— March 1, July 26: October 25.
, .
$
1,
809.00 17,098.00 3.15S.00 516.686.00 22,750.00 7,036.00 2.882.10 39,500.00
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—R. M. Thomason,
son City.
Bry-
FORNEYS— J. E. Welch. Bushnell; G. I. Calhoun, T. N. Bradshaw. Proctor; W. I. Calhoun, J. B. Stiles. Wayside; W. P. Thomason,
Gee
SHERIFF—W.
REGISTER
B.
Carringer.
OF
DEEDS — Luther
Bryson
City.
Baker.
MINISTERS NOT
Judson.
Bryson Carringer, TREASURER—W. City. SURVEYOR—John Tabor, Bryson City. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— J. M. Smiley. Bryson
City.
BAPTIST T. N. Freeman. H. A. Cunningham, J. S. Smiley, Swain; J. S. Woodward, Needmore; M. Rodgers, Bushnell: T. D. Watson, Ocanalufty; H. M. Anthony, Whittier, R. 1;
W. U.
lufty.
—
IN
TOWN.
Miller,
Cherokee; Jno. Holland, OcanaIN
Kilby. Bryson City. BOARD OF EDUCATION— S. W. Black. Bryson City; A. H. Hayes, Whittier; J. W. Burnett, Needmore. COMMISSIONERS—T. M. Jenkin, Cherokee; D. D. Hart. Bryson City: Joe Crisp, Al-
SUPT. OF
HOME— Tom
PHYSICIANS NOT
J.
TOWNS.
Teague,
Reeves. Rider, Dr., Fontana. Judson Cooper, Dr.
,
W.
H., Whittier. V., Whittier.
MERCHANTS NOT
J.
IN
TOWNS.
mond.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—W.
J.
M. Taylor. B.
H.
Gibbs.'
J.,
&
Co.,
Whittier.
M. Henry,
E.
Coburn. Bryson City.
JUSTICES OF THE
Whittier: M. C. Natious, Whittier.
T.
PEACE.
P.
CHARLESTON TOWNSHIP— A.
Battle, W. Bryson City;
Wist. Will. Cherokee. Floyd, J. L., Ocanalufty. Owl, Johnson, Swayney.
A.
L. P.
Hayes, Shook, T.
Childers,
Woodard
NANTAHALA — John
L.
1$.
mond;
A. Hewitts: D. Welsh. Swain.
L. Floyd. J. J. ker, Cherokee.
T. Cunningham, AlWoodard, Wesser: R. M. Lee, DeHart. Needmore; J. H-
& McCoy, Wesser. Crawford. G. L., Ela. Jenkins & Tohquett, Cherokee. Pulliam. W. R., Cherokee. Roane, R. J., & Co.. Whittier. Hayes. A. H.. Whittier.
Reagan.
J.
C, Smokemont.
OCONALUFTT— C.
Y. Dunlop,' Birdtown J. Enloe, Ocanalufty; C. W. Par:
Childers, A. P.. Whittier. Woriey H, P., Governors Island. Jenkins, W. T., Birdtown. Rogers, C. J., Governors Island.
SWAIN COUNTY
Norwood Lumber Co., Forney. Stovall & Woody, Forney.
6., Forney. M., & Co., Yellow Creek. Calhoun, W. M.. Medlin. Franklin, W. A., Proctor. Wayside Mercantile Co., Wayside. Welch, S. V., Fontana. Montvale Lumber Co., Fontana.
Ritter,
433
Virgie,
Fisher, D. English, J.
W.
51.,
H. B., Medlin. Co.. Chambers. Collins, S. S., Chambers. Crisp, J. M.. & A. M.. Ecola. Fisher, D. G., Bushnell. Dorsey, A. T., Bushnell. Welch, G. S., Bushnell. Green, H. B. Judson. Jenkins, E. B., Judson. Delozier, Patterson, Judson.
Cook, G. W., Crisp, G. W.»
,
& &
Lumber
Bushnell. Smiley, Arthur, Bushnell. Monteith, Maud, Bushnell. Sanders, Julia, Almond. Sanders, Fannie, Almond. Franks, Palace. Almond. Slagle, John, Almond. Swain. Parrish, Bessie, Davis, Lydia, Almond.
Allen,
Co., Proctor.
Coffey, R. G.,
,
Almond.
Almond. Epos, A. L. Cabe, J. H., Almond.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Everett, J. H.,
Bryson
Seph.
City.
Floyd.
J.
L.,
DeHart, D., Bryson
City.
Browning, Vance, Needmore. Needmore. Bradley, D. L. West, Eva, Parrish. MeHan, Lessie. Bryson City. Bradley, Maggie, Etna. Wilson, Kimsey, Smokemont. Bradley, Mary, Smokemont. Cable, Cordelia, Forney. Collins. William. Chambers. Randolph, Charles, Proctor. Smith, Roy, Proctor. McHan, Nancy, Proctor. Sherrill, Clara. Fontana. Smathers, Sarepta, Fontana. Fletcher, Roy, Medlin. Davis, Elsie, Medlin. Hall, E. O. Forney. Smiley. Grace, Forney.
,
.
Parrish, T. H., Whittier. Custom Roller Mills, Bryson City. Floyd, J. L., Oconalufty. Bryson, T. D., Bryson City.
BRYSON
total,
CITY.
950;
colored,
Incorporated in 1887. White, Population, 1910:
45;
SAW
Graham
County
MILLS.
Flour Co.. Judson. Montvale Lumber Co., Fortune. Ritter. W. M., Lumber Co., Proctor. Martin, W. D., Bryson City.
Value
995. of
real estate.
$250,000: value of perthe
sonal property,
th" poll.
TAX RATE:
$200,000. $1.00 on
$100;
$1.60
on
Norwood Lumber Co. Woodard, T. J., Alarka Creek. Denning, C. W., & Co., Whittier.
Chambers, Oconalufty. Ayers, Jas., Smokemont. Watson, T. D.. Oconalufty.
Floyd,
J.
Town
Long,
J.
Officers.
J.
Conner
&
MAYOR—J. H. Wilson. ALDERMEN— O. P. Williams,
E.
Robert
Coburn.
L.
,
Oconalufty.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Combs,
A.
B.,
POSTMASTER— W. A. Gibson. CHIEF OF POLICE—Mack Thomas. R. R. AGENT—E. B. Freeman. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— E. B. Freeman.
BAPTIST— T.
Ministers and Churches. F. Deitz, Pastor.
Bryson
City.
Singleterry, Bertha, Bryson City. Burnett, Bessie, Bryson City. Shepherd. Nellie. Bryson City. Abernathy, Mattie, Bryson City. Bustin, Dela, Bryson City. Cashwell. Bertha, Bryson City.
METHODIST—J. H. Rhinehart, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— Rev. McConnel, Pastor.
BRYSON CITY HIGH— A.
Schools
and
Academies.
B.
ALMOND GRADED— Harry
Banks and
Robt. Long. Cash.
Combs. Prin. Latshaw. Prin.
;
Bryson City. Lewis, Bryson City. Hall, Lona, Bryson City. Brown. Leona. Bryson City. Wilson. Joseph, Bryson City. Randolph, David, Bryson City. Wiggins, John, Bryson City. Wiggins, Maud, Bryson City. McAfee, Bonnie, Bryson City. DeHart. A. J., Bryson City. Breedlove, Julius, Bryson City. Ferguson. Go'.a, Bryson City. Barker, Harvey, Bryson City. Smiley, Elias, Bryson City. Sne'
SUPT. OF
HOME—W.
H. Gurkln, Columbia.
COLUMBIA.
Incorporated jn 1868. Population, 1910: WhiteB, 900; colored, 100;
total,
Value
1,000. of real
estate
20c.
and personal property,
Officers.
$1 S4.193.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
Brickhouse.
B. Cahoon, Brickhouse, Columbia; J. Brickhouse, Columbia, R. 2; W. M. F. Haskett, Columbia; A. W. Brickhouse, Columbia, R. 2; H. T. Liverman, Columbia, R. 1. XI. W. S. Sykes. Columbia; Dallas Cahoon, Fair Field; J. V. Cahoon, Gum Neck; W. C. Liverman, Gum Neck; A. E. Jones,
phen
POSTMASTER—W. S. Caravan. CHIEF OF POLICE— R. R. AGENT— S. A. Norman, N. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—B. R.
Agt.
MAYOR— Stephen
Town
S.
Cohoon,
Jerry; Jerry X. Norman,
and Operator.
W. U.
CUM
CK—
METHODIST—
Ministers and Churches. E. Brickhouse, Pastor. Rev. Mr. Fulcher, Pastor. EPISCOPAL R. B. Drane, Rector. CHRISTIAN" Rev. Ambrose, Pastor.
BAPTIST— R.
— —
;
Mon Swamp.
rick. well.
SOUTH FORK— J.
G.
D.
Phelps,
T.
C.
PatCres-
W.
Bateman,
L.
Len
L.
1.
Bateman,
Woodley,
HIGH—J. W. Hamilton, Prin. Banks and Bankers. MERCHANTS AND FARMERS— T.
Woodley, Pres.
Spruill,
J.
Schools and
Academics.
H.
SCUPPERNONC— S.
L.
H.
Harris.
W. W. SawE.
Harrison,
Cash.
Doctors.
L.
yer,
C. J. Cahoon, J. Davenport, Columbia, R.
R.
METHODIST —Rev. BAPTISTFREE-WILL BAPTIST— W. F. Waters, MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
Melson, A., Fort Landing. Combs, A. B., Fort Landing. Armstrong, C. H., Columbia, R. Cahoon, J. L., Columbia, R. 2. Swain, D. A. Cahoon, J. W., Gum Neck. Jones, Paul, Mon Swamp. Combs, C. C. Gum Neck. Store Company, Gum Neck. Alexander & Co., Columbia, R. Walker, J. B., Columbia, R. 1. Walker, Isaac, Columbia, R. 1. Davenport, M. E., Columbia, R. Phelos, H. H., Creswell. Wright, J. R., Columbia, R. 2.
,
MINISTERS NOT
IN TOWNS. Mr. Fulcher, Columbia.
Jerry.
Flowers, C. A.
Druggists.
Columbia Drug Co.,
Tyrrell
Drug
Co.,
O.
General
B. McKeel, Mgr. H. Lynn, Mgr. Merchants.
C.
2.
Davis Bros. Sample, J. N. McCless, H. W. McCless, J. J. Walker, A. L. Holloway, S. J.
Duvall, M. A. Morris, Lula. McCless, W. L. Tweedy, L. A. Sykes, W. Hurdle. G. N. Sawyer, Z. T. Pinner, S. McCless, J. C. Millinery Combs, Mrs. S. M.
1.
1.
Dealers.
COTTON GINS.
C, Columbia.
Harrell, B.
Swain, D. Tarkenton, W.
bia.
A., Columbia, A., Jerry.
Bateman & Carowan.
Davis
Bros.
Hassell, W. C, Columbia. Travis Ginning & Manufacturing Co.,
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Columbia Hotel.
Colum-
Snell, J. B. Alexander. Mrs. Annie.
Phelps, H. H., Creswell.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Maggie, Columbia. Mrs. Minnie, Columbia.
Livery Stables.
Combs,
S.
M.
Liverman, Mrs.
Bissett, Spruill,
Sadie, Columbia. Bateman, Louise, Columbia.
McCless. J. J. Cahoon, F. L. W. Holloway, S. J. Manufacturing Plants.
Hathaway, Mrs. Matilda. Columbia. Reynolds, H. T., Columbia. Bateman, Sallie, Columbia.
Branning Manufacturing Co.
Kramer
Hassell,
Bros.
W.
C.
UNION COUNTY MONROE. COUNTY
SEAT,
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 37,368. Formed in 1S42 from Anson and Mecklenburg AREA — 640 square miles.
Counties.
UNION COUNTY
Value
of
437
Property
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS— —
1'UBI.IC
TAX KATE County purposes, 16e. on the $loo; poor, 4e. roads ROADS — Number of miles, 500. Worked by taxation and RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
;
:
real estate, $4,665,481; value of personal property, $3,238,677. listed in 1914, by whites, $7,554,086; by negroes, $350,072. For whites, 83; for negroes. 38.
and
bridges,
14c.
free labor
Seaboard Air Line Railway. 39.90 miles, assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value Monroe Telephone Co., assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Minn Telephone Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value Southern Power Co., assessed value Pleasant Hill Telephone Co., assessed value Wingate Telephone Co., assessed value SUPERIOR COURT TERMS— January 25 (criminal), February 15 nal), May 3 (civil), June 14 (civil), August 2 (criminal), August (criminal and civil), December 20 (civil).
I
$1,125,878.00 8,902.00 12,000.00 6.192.00 5,909.00 2,328.00 15,644.03 87,132.00 350.00 2,000.00 (civil). March 15, (crimi18 23 October (civil),
roe.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— R. W. Lemmond, MonSHERIFF—Julius V. Griffith, Monroe.
REGISTER OF DEEDS—M.
C.
MINISTERS NOT
METHODIST— C.
R.
M.
IN TOWNS. Waxhaw, Campbell,
1.
Long, Mon-
BAPTIST—
3; J.
C.
Pastelle, Prospect. M. D. Preslor. Monroe, R.
,
Jenkins, D. C.
Monroe, R.
S.
roe.
Monroe.
TREASURER— Farmers & Merchants Ban, CORONER—J. S. Plyler, Waxhaw. SURVEYOR—Edward Helms, Monroe. SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. A. Stevens. Monroe. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— R. N. Nesbet, MonOF HOME— William Stewart. MonBOARD OF EDUCATION— A. A. Secrest,
SUPT.
J.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. UNION INSTITUTE— II. C. Craver,
Unionville.
Prin.,
haw. R.
Prin.,
WEDDINGTON— C. A. Burrus. 3. WESLEY CHAPEL—E. P.
PROSPECT— C.
Monroe, R.
5.
Prin.,
Wax-
Mendenhall,.
4.
roe.
G.
Hodges, Monroe, R.
roe.
Unionville;
W. Laney, Monroe;
E. E. Marsh,
COMMISSIONERS— J. C. Laney. L. R. Helms (chm'n), H. T. Baucom, Monroe. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— A. R. Edwards, Marshville; W. O. Lennard, Monroe. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Marsh ville.
IN TOWNS. Whitley, A. D. W.. Unionville. Brooks, Moses, Olive Branch. W. H., Indian Trail. Price, Smith, Marvin, Unionville.
PHYSICIANS NOT
Eubanks,
.1. B., Monroe. Perkins. Dr., Marshville,
It.
1.
R.
-.
MERCHANTS NOT
Plyler,
IN
MONROE TOWNSHIP— M. L. Flow, Monroe; C. N. Simpson, Monroe; R. L. Gordon, Monroe; S. A. Helms, Monroe; E. C. Laney, Monroe; C. G. Shaw, Monroe; J. S. Polk, Monroe; Kemp Helms, Wingate; P. H. Johnson, Monroe; N. M. Redfern, Monroe; M. H. Richardson, Monroe; W. C. Sanders, Monroe.
GOOSE
Monroe, R. 4. Price &. Moore, Monroe, R. 5. Walters. M. A.. & Sons. Monroe, R.
P.,
W.
TOWNS.
8.
Braswell, T.
C,
Unionville,
R.
2.
I.
ville;
CREEK .1. C. Little, Unionville; A.Clontz, Unionville; Geo. A. Long, UnionJ. A. Baucom, Unionville; W. O. Hagler, Unionville; I. C. Clontz, Unionville; W. A. Love, Unionville. W. D. Hanfjeld, Monroe, R. 5; J. M. Harkey, Monroe, R. 5; J. M. Tomberlin, .Monroe; F. W. Hays, Monroe; M. T. Stallings, Monroe; J. C. Foard, Monroe; P. C. Stinson, Monroe, R. 6. SANDY RIDGE .1. N. Price, Monroe. R. 5; H. L. Price, Sandy Ridge; R. B. Cuthbertson, Sandv Bldce; J. H. Winchester, Sandy Ridge; G. W. Sutton, Sandy Ridge; J. D. Hamby, Sandy Ridge; W. L. Hamby, Sandy Ridge; H. A. Norwood, Waxhaw; J. L. Polk, Mineral
—
Benton Crow Co., Monroe, R. 2. Whitley, P., Monroe, R. 2. Braswell, C. J., Monroe, R. 2. Baucom, H. M., Monroe, R. 3.
Walters, G.
B.,
&
Co., Marsville,
8.
2.
R.
3.
Moore, A. D., Monroe, R.
Austin.
Griffin,
J.
W.
A., Unionville, R. B., Monroe, R. 8.
VANCK—
COTTON GINS.
Walters, M. A., & Sons, Monroe. R. Parker, H. F., Monroe, R. 1.
Rollins,
J. 8.
W.
,
Indian Trail.
—
Austin, A. B., Unionville, R. 1. Love, J. W., Unionville, 11. 1. Tuck>r. M. L., Unionville, R. 1. Keziah, R. P., Unionville, R. 1. Long, W. G., Unionville, R. 1. Ashcraft, Vernon A., Marshville, R.
Griffin,
1.
D. V.. Monroe, R.
,
.'-;.
Springs.
II.
.MARSHVILLE— A.
C. Griffin,
M. Green. Marshville;
ville; T.
Edwards, Marshville; Z. M. Little, MarshMarshville; M. O. Bowman,
R.
Marshville; T. G. Collins, Marshville.
JACKSON — Henry
Sistre,
T.
J.
Richardson,
C.
haw:
gone
McWnorter, Waxhaw; R. Waxhaw; N. J. Simms, Waxhaw; S. Waxhaw; J. B. Godfrey, WaxJ. Hudson, Waxhaw; L. M. Riner,
Waxhaw.
iy,
C. Laney, Monroe; D. C. MontMonroe; V. T. Chears, Monroe, R. 8; Eubanks, Monroe; T. L. Hudson, MonC. Eubanks. LANE'S CREEK—A. E. Rushing, B. F. Parker, Monroe, R. 1: E. E. Higgins, Marshville;
BUFORD— J.
A. M. roe; T.
W.
NEW SALEM— H.
II.
L.
\V.
olive Branch;
Thomas, Marshville. M. Baucom, Olive Branch; Brooks. Olive Branch: E. B. Pusser, M. C. Austin, Olive Branch.
Marshville. R. Sturdivant, James N. Twitty, J. W., Waxhaw, R. 3. Belk, J. P., Monroe, R. S. Moore, J. L., Marshville, R. 3. Long, Zeli, Unionville, It. 2. Moore, W. J., Monroe, R. 5. Biggers, J. A., Matthews, R. 20. Deal, J. A., Monroe, R. 5. Tarleton, H. H., Marshville. R. 1. Sutton, F. M., Monroe, R. 5. Crane, F. S., Waxhaw. R. 3. Bennett, James A., Wingate, R. 1. Ross, T. P., Monroe, R. 9. Austin & Perry, Wingate. Price-Hemby Co., Monroe, R. 5. Belk, H. W.. Monroe, R. 10. Robinson. J. 1'.. Waxhaw, R. 1. Broom. John W., Monroe, R. 4. Perrv. M. Wingate. Griffin. J. Wilson, Marshville. R. 2.
1.
w
,
438
UNION COUNTY
J.
1*.
Tadlock,
Stinson,
I
T.. Marshville, R.
1.
ke,
F.
C, Monroe, M Waxhaw.
.
R.
6.
Presson. E. E., Monroe, R. 2. Richardson. S. Joseph, Waxhaw, 'R. Statues, W. D.. Waxhaw, R. 2. Norwood. W. W.. Waxhaw, R. 2.
1.
Baucimi, Addie, Unionville, R. .lames. Mary. Marshville, R. 4. Hudson. M.uy. Monroe. Stack, Rebecca, Monroe. Howie, Hi ttle, CJnionvllle.
2.
Haywood,
Bell,
T.
A..
Waxhaw.
Howard.
haw.
R.
3.
.1.
C.
O.,
and Richard Hudson, Wax-
Shute, Hays,
T.
R., P.,
Monroe.
Waxhaw, R.
5.
Staton, II.. Marshville. R. 2. Rogers. J. H.. Waxhaw. R. 3. Austin, D. W., Indian Trail. Criilin, J. E., Monroe, R. 8. Pierce, .1. A., Monroe, R. 1. Autr.v. .1. U, Marshville, R. 3. Biggers, W. L., Unionville. R. 1. Simpson, Geo. W., Marshville, R. Marshville Gin Co., Marshville. Efird, P. J. C, Unionville, R. 2.
Mornia, Monroe. Ruth, Waxhaw. Mcl.nud. Myrtle, Monroe, R. 4. Caudle, May. Monroe, R. 4. Alexander, Ollie, Monroe, R. 1. Cuthbertson, May, Monroe, R. 1. Crane. R. J., Monroe. Marsh, Mrs. W. E., Monroe, R. 4. Broom, Mary, Unionville. Cameron, W. C, Monroe. Mendenhall, Mrs. E. P., Monroe, R. Garrison, G. M.. Marshville.
Secur,
4.
MONROE.
Incorporated in 1S44. 5,000. Population, 1910:
2.
SAW
,
MILLS.
Pusser Bros. & Co., Unionville, R. Rogers Bros.. Waxhaw, R. 3. Stomes, 7 H. Waxhaw. Sutton, Marion, Monroe, R. Collins, Gilbert. Marshville, Rfd.
">.
White polls, 481; colored polls, 130. Value of real estate, $981,266; value of personal property, $S01,493. T>X RATE $1.50 on the $100. Bonded debt, $157,000.
—
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Griffin, Lola, Monroe, R. 3. Carroll, J. G., Wingate. Johnson, M. D., Wiagate. Tillman, Rena, Waxhaw. Blakeney, Kate, Mineral Springs. Guin. J. M., Unionville. Stegall. H. C. Monroe. R. 6. Stinson, Clara, Monroe, R. 9.
Presson, Lilly, Unionville. J. G., Monroe, R. 6. Garrison, G. M., Marshville. Griffin, B. H., Marshville. Vaughan. Mrs. R. M., Marshville. Wiley, T. M., Mineral Springs. Bowman, M. O. Marshville, R. 1. Sherrin. Mary, Marshville, R. 3. Lee, Kate. Monroe, R. 1. Guin, Bessie, Marshville, R. 3. Howie, B. P., Mineral Springs. Hinson, F. V., Waxhaw, R. 5. Yarborough, M. R., Monroe, R. 4. Laney, Cornie, Monroe, R. 10. Lowry, Annie. Monroe. R. 1. Laney. Effie. Monroe, R. 4. Edwards, Jessie, Monroe, R. 4. Greene, Annie, Monroe, R. 4. Myers, Ploy. Marshville. Lathan. Nancy, Monroe, R. 4. Richardson, Bright, Monroe, R. 10. Melton. Walter, Monroe. R. 4. Ratchford, Alice, Waxhaw. R. 1. Godfrey. J. B.. Waxhaw. R. 2. Sims, W. J.. Waxhaw, R. 1. Stephenson, F. P.. Waxhaw, R. 3. Greene, Mittie. Monroe, R. 5. Biggers, Maurice, Marshville. Lemmond, R. W., Indian Trail.
Baueom,
Jr. CLERK—G. S. Lee, — CHIEF OF POLK'*: T. B. Laney. ALDERMEN—T. C. Lee. S. O. Blair, J. W. W. H. Norwood. W. E. Funderburk. Fowler, S. TREASURER—G. — Lee, Jr. TAX COLLECTOR T. L. Crowell. STANDARD-KEEPER—Tom Long. ATTORNEY'S— Adams, Armfleld & Adams. SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. A. Stevens. POSTMASTER— E. C. Winchester. COTTON WEIGHER—J. C. Winchester. R. R. AGENT— J. A. Douglas, S. A. L. EXPRESS AGENT— H. D. Browning. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—J. H. Carpenter. TELEPHONE MANAGER—W. H. Norwood,
MAYOR—J.
Town
Officers.
D. McRaP.
Monroe Telephone Exchange.
,
BAPTIST— (First
Pastor:
tor.
(Second Baptist),
Ministers r.nd Churches. L. White, J. Baptist), J. L. Bennett, PasE. Gurney, Pastor. Pastor. E. Abernathy, H. Kennington, Monroe. R.
LUTHERAN—W. J. Boger. METHODIST— Central, J.
Pastor;
Pastor.
EPISCOPAL— PRF.SBYTERIAN— H.
North
GRADED—W.
Schools and Academies. E. Moore, Supt. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Gloucester Hotel. Monroe Hotel.
BANK— R. A. Morrow, Houston, Cash. BANK OF UNION—W. S. Blakeney, Pres.; W. C. Stack, Cash. SAVINGS LOAN AND TRUST CO.—R. B. Redwine, l'res. H. B. Clarke. Cash. MERCHANTS AND FARMERS—M. K. Lee,
FIRST NATIONAL
;
Banks and Bankers.
Pres.
D. A.
;
Robinson, Mabel. Indian Trail.
Deese, B. H., Unionville, R. F. D. Helms. Ella. Unionville, R. 1. Campbell. W. R-, Unionville, R. 1. Braswell, Carrie. Monroe, R. 3. Rushing. W. L., Unionville, R. 2.
Pusser, Clara, Unionville. Mulls, G. R., Unionville, R. 2. Smith, Sarah, Monroe. Presson, Carrie, Unionville. Caldwell, Mattie. Unionville. Pusser. Flonnie, Unionville. Baueom, Adlie, Unionville. Smith, Minnie, Indian Trail, R. 1. Brewer, Velma. Marshville. R. 2. Baueom, H. M., Marshville, R. 2.
Pres.
;
C. B.
Adams, Cash.
Building and Loan Associations. Peoples Building and Loan Association. Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Brick Manufacturers. Shute, J. T. Monroe Brick Co.
Bcok Stores.
The W.
J.
Rudge
Co.
Butchers and Ayres, N. B. Alexander, M. A. Walters, W. J.
Plyler,
I.
Dealers In
Cattle.
F.
Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Cotton States Wagon Co.
Piedmont Buggy Co.
UNION COUNTY
Clubs.
43!)
Laundries.
Jackson Club. Commission Merchants. Winchester & Finch. Cotton and Hosiery Mills. Icemorlee Cotton Mills, Nos. 1 and Everett Cotton Mills. Jackson Cotton Mills. Contractors and Builders. Tucker, Marion. Wallace, J. R. Coal and Wood Dealers. Monroe Ice & Fuel Co.
Ashcraft, F. B.
Icemorlee Steam Laundry. Lawyers. Adams, Armfield & Adams.
Redwine
2.
&
Sikes.
Lemmond. W. O. Vann & Pratt.
Love & McNeely. Stack & Parker.
Stevens, R.
•
L.
Lumber Manufacturers and Heath Hardware Co. Monroe Manufacturing Co.
Marble
Efird, J. E.
Dealers.
Cotton Gins.
Oil Mill Co. Shute, J. R.
Dentists.
Works.
Paint and Oil Dealers.
Houston, W. B. Redfearn, B. C. Greene, Eugene, S.
Doctors.
Blair, J. M. Stevens, S. A.
Heath Hardware Co.
English Drug Co.
Painters.
McCorkle, Walter.
Correll,
W. W.
Ashcraft, J. E. Stewart, H. D.
Nance, G. B.
Neal,
J.
W.
Druggists.
McCorkle, Brown. Produce Dealers. Winchester & Futch. Plumbers. Austin & Correll.
Hargett,
Payne, R. L.
English Drug Co. Simpson, C. N., Jr.
W. W.
Piano and Organ
Dealers.
Union Drug Co.
Dillon, T. P. Copple, H. E.
I
Franklin Street Pharmacy. Dry Goods and Notions. Lee & Lee Co. Belk Bros.
Holloway,
W.
T.
Photographers.
Long. T. A. Haynes, W. E.
Printing Offices.
Crow Bros.
Hamilton--
Flow
&
&
Griffin.
Phifer.
The Journal Co. The Enquirer Co.
Dealers.
ley.
Power and Light Companies. Southern Power Co.
Fruit
Howell,
L.
M.
Manufacturers.
Mills.
Saleeby, N. D. Fertilizer Dealers and
MONROE JOURNAL (Weekly)—R. F. BeasEditor. MONROE ENQUIRER (Weekly)—B. C AshReal
Estate
Newspapers and Editors.
craft, Editor.
Monroe Oil Crow Bros.
Agents.
Co. Co.
Hart, S. B. Ashcraft, F. B. Lee, T. C. & C. Pyler, T. F. Collins & Biggers Co. Fish and Oyster Ayres, N. B.
Monroe Realty Co. Monroe Insurance & Investment Gordon Insurance & Investment
Undertakers and
Embalmers.
Laney,
Dealers.
J.
w.
P.
Dillon. T.
Simpson. J. R., & Co. Foundries and
Ashcroft,
Iron
Works.
Veterinary Surgeons. Watt. Wall Paper Dealers.
P.
Austin
&
Dillon,
T.
Correll.
Grocers.
Bruner, C. N. Simpson, .1. R., & Co. Waller, M. Funderburk, Van.
Griffin
Manufacturing Plants. Union Manufacturing Co. (Wood). Porter- Myers Co. (Wood).
Monroe
Oil
Mills.
&
Bivens.
Henderson, Snyder Co. (Wholesale.) Heath, Mrrow C. (Wholesale.)
Presson, L.
Jackson Cotton Mills. Icemorlee Cotton Mills. Everett Cotton Mills.
Piedmont Buggy Co.
Cotton States
Williams & Benton. Williams, Luther.
N.,
&
Co.
Wagon
Co.
WAXHAW.
Incorporated in 1SS9. Population. 1914: White,
Dealers.
total,
Crow Bros. Co. Lee, T. C, Plyler & Funderhuck. Furniture Copple, H. E. Dillon, T. D.
&
•
1,425;
colored,
189;
1.614. Value real
estate.
$142,000;
value
personal
property,
Hardware Dealers. Heath Hardware Co. Tharp Hardware Co.
Savings Loan & Trust Co. (Life & Fire.) Gordon Insurance & Investment Co. (Life
Fire.
)
TAX RATE— 33
$116,000.
l-3c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Town
Insurance Agents.
MAYOR—R.
& &
R.
Monroe Insurance
Fire.
)
&
Investment Co.
(Life
Rudge, The W.
Presley,
J.
Jewelers. .7., Co.
E.
Winchester. A. L. Davis. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— K. W. Hogan. Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN— C. E. Robertson. Pastor. METHODIST— W. F. Sandford. Pastor.
AGENT—John Davis, S. TELEGRAPH MANAGER—John
R.
CHIEF OF POLICE—B.
POSTMASTER—J.
T. Sistor.
W. McCain.
J.
440
Schools and Academies.
UNION COUNTY
Doctors.
GRADED- Prof. Haywood, Prin. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF WAX AW— J. L. Rodman,
1
1
Armfleld. R. Perkins. D. R.
I>res.
;
Blair,
M.
P.
Jesse
Williams.
Cash.
Druggists.
Barber Shops.
Ashley
Union Drug Co.
Griffin
&
MeC.uirt. Doctors.
Drug
Co.
General
Merchandise.
Guin, L. K.
Marsh-Lee
Barrell
McCain.
W. R.
Ezzell, S. H., R. I. Craig, T. E. (colored.) Druggists. Wolfe. Carl.
Davis
Marsh
Piiifer.
Co. Bros. Ross Co. Bros.
M.
A.
P.,
&
Son.
McDonald
Heath,
A. W.. & Co. Belk, R. J.. & Co. Price- Niven Co.
(.'lark
General Bros.
Merchandise.
Phifer, Griffln
P.
&
Simpson.
Union Hardware Co. Monroe & Thomas.
Medlin, Geo.
Griffln.
&
Simpson.
E.
M.
Livery Stables. E. C.
&
Davis Bros. Tyson, Miss J. Broom & Rone. Harris Bros. Waxhaw furniture Co.
Davis-Ross Co.
Harrell
Bros.
Marsh,
Lee Co.
Furniture Dealers. Marshville Furniture Co.
Waxhaw
McDonald.
Millinery Hotels and Boarding Houses. W. R.
I.
Co.
Marsh,
Austin, Mrs.
J.
Lee Co. Hardware Dealers. Union Hardware Co. Marsh-Lee Hardware Co.
Livery Stables. Collins-Sikes Co. Doster, J. E. Newspapers and Editors.
WINGATE.
Population
L.
total.
1910;
White,
292;
colored,
83;
Nesbit and C. D. McNeely, Insurance Agents. Burgess & Sleete. Waxhaw Rear Estate & Insurance Co. Weir. R. L.
(Weekly)—G. WAXHAW ENTERPRISE Editors.
373.
Town
Officers.
POSTMASTER— R.
MAYOR— H.
K. Helms. L. McWhirter.
F. Greene. Bankers.
CHIEF OF POLICE—A.
Banks and
;
Manufacturing Plants.
Waxhaw
Cotton
Mills.
row, Pres.
Starnes. J. H. (Saw Mills). Lock, A. L. (Gin and Saw Mill.) Niven, Price Co. Real Estate Agents.
A. MorW. Bivens, Cash. Schools and Academies. ,T. G. Carroll, Prin. WINGATE General Merchandise. Austin, J. L., & Co.
J.
STATE BANK OF WINGATE--R.
ACADEMY—
&
Waxhaw
Real
Estate
and Trust Co.
Wingate Supply Co.
Brewer, Thomas L.,
Perry,
J.
Co.
MARSHVILLE.
Incorporated In 1894. Population, 1910: White,
700. real estate, property, $75,000.
total.
J.
600;
colored,
100;
,
Chancy, W. A. Gaddy, B. L.
Value
$68,000;
value
$100.
personal
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Incorporated in 1905. Population, 1914: White,
total,
TAX RATE— 23c.
on the
80;
colored,
of
45;
Town
Officers.
MAYOR—T.
CHIEF OP POLICE—
POSTMASTER— R. R. AGENT— E. H. Moore. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—E.
C. Griffln. L. E. Huggins. C. E. Bailey.
real estate, $110,000; value sonal property, $60,000. RATE: 20c. on the $100.
Value
125. of
per-
TAX
H. Moore.
BAPTIST— A. Marsh, METHODIST— F. W. PRESBYTERIAN— A.
Ministers and Churches. Pastor.
Williams, Pastor. J. Crane. Pastor. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
COMMISSIONERS—P. B. Lilly, Carter, M. M. Winchester. POSTMASTER— H. A. Helms.
R. R.
MAYOR—R.
Town
L.
Officers.
Howie. H. N.
Commercial Hotel. Lawyers. Ashcraft, F. W. Brooks, J. C. Insurance Agents. Ashcraft, H. C. Higgins & Brooks. Schools and Academies.
M. Winchester, S. A. L. Ministers and Churches. F. Sanford. Pastor. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC (Special Tax)—T. M. Wiley, Prin., Lucy Price, Asst. Prin. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
AGENT— M.
METHODIST—W.
Winchester, M. M. General
Merchants.
MARSHVILLE ACADEMY—. Newspapers and Editors. THE HOME (Weekly)— L. E. Huggins,
tor.
Gordon, T. J., & Co. Winchester-Howie Co.
EdiPolk. J. L. Carter H. A.
Banks and
B.
P.
C.
Bankers.
BANK Of MARSHVILLE— J.
CAROLINA
P.
H. Lee, Pres.
;
Covington, Cash.
BANK—W.
Cash.
S.
Blakeny,
Pres.;
W.
Plyler.
Manufacturing Plants. Mineral Springs Gin Co. Winchester, (i. R., & Son. (Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Planing Mills.) Telephone Companies. Mineral Springs Telephone Exchange.
VANCE COUNTY
441
VANCE COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, HENDERSON.
POPULATION— (Census Formed in 1881. Named AREA — 260 square miles.
Value of real
Property
1910), 19,425. in honor of Zebulon
B. Vance.
PUBLIC ROADS— RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Southern Railway, 7. 10 miles, assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 28.16 miles, assessed
value
TAX KATE—
estate, $3,25S,601; value of personal property, $5,305,411. listed in 1914, by whites $S, 278, 883; by negroes, $045,719. County and ail purposes, 66 2-3c. on the $100: roads, 18 2-3c. Number of miles, 250. Worked by taxation, 200.
;
special. 5c
Pullman
Co., assessed va'ue
,
Southern Express Co. assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value Roanake River Railroad, 7.50 miles, assessed value North State Hydro Electric Co., assessed value Southern Gas Improvement Co., assessed value Northwestern Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value .... SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—March 1, May 17, October 4.
,
277,752.70 794,605.00 4,609.00 5,463.00 1.210.00 15,826.43 27,178.00 4.286.90 31,200.00 11,830.00 34,450.00 1.120.00
son.
Henderson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS— R. G. Burroughs, TREASURER—W. H. Wester, Henderson. CORONER—D. W. Hardee, Henderson. SURVEYOR— Thos. Taylor, Townsville. SUPT. OF HEALTH— E. F. Fenner, Hen:
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— Henry Perry. HenderSHERIFF—Jos. S. Royster. Henderson.
MERCHANTS NOT
White,
Townsville.
J.
IN
TOWNS.
Supply
Co.
J.,
Agent
Farmer
Tarry-Haskins Co., Townsville. Chaplin Drug Co., Townsville. Burroughs, L. W., Dabney. Harris, F. P., Dabney. Dickie Bros., Henderson, Rfd.
COTTON GINS.
Young, K. K., Kittrell. Crudup, Kittrell & Co., Kittrell. Reason Supply Co., Henderson. Henderson Ginning Co., Henderson. Sturges-Rose Co., Middlesburg. Farmers Co-Operative Ginning Co., Kittrell. Hedgepeth & Finch, Kittrell.
derson
ball,
J.
S.
Royster,
Dabney
E.
;
J.
E.
KimHen-
Woodworth.
STJPT.
derson.
OF SCHOOLS—
M.
Rollins,
SUPT. OF
derson;
J.
HOME—J.
BOARD OF
S.
Oakley. EDUCATION—R. J. Gill, HenRoyster, Dabney; J. E. Kimball,
S.
W.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Young, O. O.
Faulkner, Eugene.
Woodworth.
COMMISSIONERS—Elijah
ney,
Glover,
DabMidS.
(chm'n)
;
D.
H.
Reavis,
Middles! lurg;
Seaboard Feed
Powell
Harris.
Gill,
Bayard Allen, dlebury; E. L.
Kittrell;
James
Thomas.
&
& Produce Co. Beckham.
Fleming, Middlebury. BOARD OF ELECTIONS—T. M. Pittman, H. Satterwhite, J. H. Bridgers.
II.
SAW
J.,
MILLS.
R.
Henderson.
G.,
Kittrell.
PEACE. HENDERCON TOWNSHIP—W. H. Grissom, C. P. Lowery, W. E. Gary, J. T. Jones, T. L. Frank Wortham, Henderson, W. W. Jones,
Currin.
JUSTICES OF THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Slappy,
W.
Williams, Lautlna. Kittrell. Crudup, Lillian, Kittrell.
Bridgers,
Geo.,
Kittrell,
R.
2.
KITTRELL— C.
T. H. Kitrell.
H.
Williams,
Allen,
H.
J.
Crudup,
Bayard
F. L.
Cr*ews,
Hayes,
Farrar,
Lucy,
Stone.
:
Elizabeth,
Edwards,
N. Tunstall. Manson H. Reavis, Henderson, R. 2; J. E. O'Brien, Henderson, R. 1. MIDDLEBURG— W. H. Parrish, Thos. B. Parham, Henderson. R. 3; Edwin L. Fleming, Middleburg. NUT C. M. Whte. B. F. Fleming. TOWNSVILLE— J. E. Tunstall. J. M. B. Hunt, N. L. Morton, J. A. Boyd, Townsville. G. W. Fleming, S. W. Greenway. L. W. Burroughs. WATKINS—J. B. Glover, Henderson, R. 5; Henry D. Floyd, Henderson. R. 5. WILLIAMSBORO— R. A. Bullock, J. H. Rice.
D.
SANDY CREEK— J.
Henderson. R. Henderson. Minnie, Kittrell, R.
4.
1.
•
BUSH—
DABNEY—
Stewart, Evelyn, Kittrell, R. 1. Bagwell, J. E.. Henderson, R. 4. Kittrell, Florrie, Henderson, R. Jones, Alma B., Henderson, R. Alston, Val, Henderson, R. 1. Ayscue. John, Henderson, R. 1. Daniel, Helen, Henderson, R. 1. Jeffries, Bessie, Henderson. Spain, Rosa, Henderson. Edwards, Lottie, Henderson. Rollins, Etta, Henderson. Fleming, Etta, Henderson. Laughlin, Minnie. Purnell, Frank, Manson.
J. P., Middleburg. Wheeler, Essie, Middleburg. Gary. Mary Bell, Middleburg. Davis, Christine, Henderson. Short, Calvin, Dabney. Tillotson, Val, Dabney. Williams. CaUie, Henderson. R. Waters. Fannie, Henderson. Bobbitt, Crystal, Henderson. Calls. Mabel. Henderson.
4.
.4
G. W. Flemming, S. W. Greenway, L. roughs, J. B. Glover, Dabney.
W. Bur-
Alston, Harris,
Emma, Manson.
MINISTERS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
G. Bethea,
METHODIST PROTESTANT—N.
John Burgess, Henderson. CHRISTIAN—W. A. Banks,
Henderson.
PHYSICIANS NOT
IN
TOWNS.
5.
Dr. Barr, Townsville. Wyche, C. D., Dabney. Morton, N. D., Drewry.
THE CITIZENS BANK
HENDERSON,
N. C.
RESOURCES
"THE LEADING BANK
$1,000,000.00.
THIS SECTION." ALL BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL..
IN
442
VANCE COUNTY
Townsville.
Holmes, J. E., Willie Boyd, Kimball, Pela, Rowden, Leta,
Tippett,
Carolina
Buggy
Co.
Graham,
Henderson. Henderson.
Henderson Manufacturing Co.
Corbett Buggy Co.
Clubs.
Clifton,
Woodsworth. Kabney.
1.
Croatan.
Kate, Henderson. Woody, Florence, Dabney, R. 1. Shanks, Louis, Mrs., Stovall. R. Boyd, .lulia. Malison. Rose, Florence Henderson.
Bullock,
Commission
Henderson Grocery Co.
Merchants.
HENDERSON.
Population. 1910: 4,503. No. white polls. 397; No. colored polls, 257. Value of real estate, $1,259,150; value personal property, $1,225,530. TAX KATE: $1.12 on the $100.
Southern Grocery Co. Seaboard Feed & Produce Co. Cheek, A. J. Powell, R. B. Confectionery Dealers.
Dames,
Jones.
J.
L.
A., & Bro. Contractors and T.
Builders.
Bunn, Robert.
Hawkins, Grant W. Wise Granite Construction.
Pinkston, R. A.
Bonded
debt,
$190,000.
CLERK— Wessly Adams. TREASURER — M. H. Stone. TAX COLLECTOR— S. B. Bunvell. ATTORNEY— J. C. Kittrell. SCI'T. OP HEALTH— P. E. Perkins. POSTMASTER—W. E. Gary. R. R .AGENTS— J. T. Elmore, Jr., S. A. L. E. G. Royster, T. Elmore, Jr., D. & N. J.
;
CHIEF OF POLICE—J. M.
MAYOR— H.
Town
Officers.
L. Perry.
Williams.
Fogleman, W.
Harris,
T.
I.
H.
Coal and Bobbitt & Bobbitt. Poythress, Jos. S.
Wood
Dealers.
Henderson Brick Supply Co.
Hight, P. P.
Chamber
Cooper,
J.
of
Commerce.
Furnishings-
;
D.
Southern.
Clothiers
and
Men's
EXPRESS AGENT— C. F. Ogletree. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— A. P.
V.;
C.
Dickson,
W.
TELEPHONE MANAGER—J.
F.
Filliams.
Postal.
Watkins, S. White Hight Co. Guarantee Clothing Co.
Davis.
EG..
J.
Home
liams,
P.
Lucy Wray, Bessie McJulia Tucker, Cunningham, Craw, Mildred Susie Shaw, Lessie Tyler, Annie Jones, Susie Stafford, Mary Butler, Ruth Chapman, Lelia White, Kathleen Townsend. Etta Sellars, E. Rose Hunter, Claudia P. T. Tyndall, Val Alston, Thomas, Christine Cheatham, Fannie Fonville. Mary S. Ellis, Maiiel Gary,
T.
METHODIST— R. C. Beaman, Pastor. METHODIST PROTESTANT— J. D. WilPastor. CITY PUBLIC—J. T. Alderman, Supt. E.
;
R. Teague. Telephone &' Telegraph Co. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST (First)— S. L. Morgan. Pastor. CHRISTIAN A. T. Banks. EPISCOPAL— I. W. Hughes, Rector.
Sons'
Co.
Co.
Parham Supply
Smotarsky, Roth, Gus.
Moservitz.
&
.A.
Brider.
Hyman. O
Hicks, Brinkley. Anchor Store Co. Cotton
Gins.
Tyndall,
Prin.
;
Henderson Ginning Co. Beacon Supply Co.
Rose,
G. A., Co. Cotton Mills. Hariett Cotton Mill, No. 1. Hariett Coton Mill. No. 2. Hariett Cotton Mill. No. 3. Henderson Cotton Mill. No. Henderson Cotton Mill, No.
1
2.
.
Grace Short, Evelyn Stewart. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Henderson Cafe. Manning.
Sturgis.
Croatan
Spinning Co. Department Stores. Watkins. Samuel.
Davis, E.
G.
Sons'
Co.
Barker, Z.
5c,
Barnes. Jones. P. T. Vance Hotel.
10c
and 25c Store, Consolidated.
Dentist.
Anchor Store Co. Macon. F. A. Watson, S. R.
Robards. Bowling.
Banks and
CITIZENS
Himt. Cash.
;
BANK—J.
Bankers. B. Owen, Pres.
;
W.
Pittard,
J.
T.
A.
Barnes, E.
Dorsey,
D.
Druggists.
BANK— S. R. Harris, Pres. S. T. Peace, Cash. FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK—R. J.
FIRST NATIONAL
Pres.
;
M. Paragon, The
Parker,
W.
Bros.
W.
Gill
R.
B.
Crowder,
Cash.
Thomas
Whitimore's
Bakers. Bakery.
Kerner-McNair Co. Hawkins Drug Co.
Doctors.
in
Book Stores. Henderson Book Co. Butchers and Dealers
City Market. Hartmier, J. H. Roos. C. H. Pearce & Ford. Beck. J. W. Turner, R. S. Kinf. C. O.
Cattle.
Harris. F. R. Fenner, E. F. Upchurch, Robert. Allen, B. G.
Mcintosh, L.
Baxter, Perkins,
J.
C.
E. T.
J.
Furman. W. H.
Bass, H. H.
Carriage Dealers and Capital Buggy Co.
Manufacturers.
Henderson Buggy Co.
Dry Goods and Watkins, S. White Hight Co.
Notions.
THE CITIZENS BANK
HENDERSON,
N. C.
"THE LEADING BANK
RESOURCES
$1,000,000.00.
THIS SECTION." ALL BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.
IN
VANCE
444
VANCE
WAKE
RALEIGH IRON
WORKS COMPANY
Engineers and Contractors
MECHANICAL
ELECTRICAL
HEATING
Manufacturers of Logging Cars
Iron and Brass Founders and Machinists RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA.
CHIEF OF POLICE—Tobins
R.
Ministers
R. AGENT— J. L. Reid, MANAGER TELEGRAPH— J.
Kearney.
S.
Town
Officers.
A. L. L. Reid,
W.
U.
METHODIST— C. BAPTIST—E. R. EPISCOPAL—E.
Schools
and Churches. R. Canipe. Pastor. Nelson, Pastor. Malone, Rector.
HIGH—W. G. Slappy. Prin. Banks and Bankers. THE BANK OF KITTRELL—W.
Pres.
;
and
Academies.
POSTMASTER—William L. Stewart. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. T. Duke. R. R. AGENT— C. M. Watkins, S. A. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— C. M. Watkins, w. u. METHODIST—J. E. Holden. Pastor.
Taylor, Rector. Minis ers and Churches. BAPTIST—E. R. Nelson, Pastor. Schools and Academies. Mrs. J. K. Plummer, Prin. P. Mrs. Gary J. Prin.. Herls, Prinnisy, Primary Teacher, Effie Wheeler, Intermediate Teacher.
MAYOR— W.
H.
Parish.
EPISCOPAL—Lewis
A.
Hunt,
T.
H.
Crudup,
O.
Cash.
Doctors.
Swindell, F.
HIGH— GRADED—
McAlister,
General Merchants. Crudup-Kittrell Co. Hed rpeth & Finch. Smith, P. B., & Bro. Smith, A. J. (Druggist.) Overton, M. B., & Co. Woodlief, B. B. Koteis and Boarding Houses. Williams, C. H.
Nurseries.
Doctors.
W. M.
Druggists.
Parrish,
Church, H. M. Insurance Agents. W. H.
Rowland,
VV.
T.
Continental Plant Co. Medicine Manufacturers. Person, Mrs. Joe, Remedy Co.
MIDDLEBURG.
Incorporated in 1S81. Population, 1914: White,
total,
Hotels and Boarding Houses. Crocker House. Church's Hotel. Jackson House. General Merchants.
Middleburg Supply Co.
Bennett,,
A.
II.
L..
&
Co.
Stables.
105;
colored,
70;
Church,
M.
Livery
175. Value rial
estate,
50c.
$18,446;
value
personal
Green, Rufus.
Cotton Gins. Middleburg Supply Co.
property,
TAX RATE:
$22,320.
on the $100.
WAKE COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT, RALEIGH.
POPULATION— (Census 1910), 63,220. Formed in 1771. Named in honor of Esther AREA— 717 square miles.
Value
real estate
Wake.
$13,891,964; value of personal property, $5,741,196; bank stock, $701,483; building and loan association stock, $29,028; corporations, $7,930,117. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $18,002,16j; by negroes, $1,630,991. OF SCHOOLS— For whites, 78; for negroes, 59. TAX RATE County purposes, 17c. on the $li)0; roans and bridges, 25c; special, 10c. to 40e. different in various townships. County bonded debt, $420,000. Number miles, 2,500. Wor/ed by taxation and free labor. PUBLIC
NUMBER
;
—
ROADS—
A BUSINESS EDUCATION. There is an unlimited demand for young men and women who are well trained for husiness employment. We
students.
have a strong faculty of experienced teachers. A large enrollment of Write for handsome catalog. Address, KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Raleigh, N. C, or Charlotte, N. C.
WAKE COUNTY
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
North Carolina Railroad, 27.32 nvles. assessed value Seaboard Air Line Railway, 42.65 miles, assessed value
44.1
$1,912,566.35 1,203,476.00 588, 124. on Railroad, 28,07 miles, assessed value Norfolk Southern Railroad, 27.41 miles, assesseed value 356,056.00 Durham and South Carolina Railroad, 8 mileed value 47,745.00 156.366.00 Raleijh, Charlotte & Southern Railroad, R. & S. Div., 19.06 miles, assessed value Pullman Co., assessed value 21,688.00 1.320.00 Clayton Telephone Co., assessed value 641.00 earner Telephone Co., assessed value value 42,743.00 Yadkin River Power Co., assessed 22.750.00 Southern Express Co., assessed value Cardenas Telephone Co., assessed value 3,490.00 Western Union Telegraph Co., assessed value 46,899.16 105,381.00 Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 10.513.oo Union Tank Line Co., assessed value Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,235.00 200.00 Oudahy Milwaukee Refrigerator Lines, assessed value Carolina Power and Light Co., assessed value 27,569.00 250.00 Street's Western Stables Car Lines, assessed value Raleigh Telephone Co., assessed value 8,000.00 200.00 Cudahy Packing Co. assessed value 700.00 Union Refrigerator Transit Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value 2,299.00 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value 10,285.00 Southern Cotton Oil Co., assessed value 10.500.00 SUPERIOR COURT January 4. January 25 (civil), February 1, March 1 (criminal and civil), April 5 (criminal and civil). May 3, May 17 (civil), May 31 (criminal and civil), July 12, September 13 (criminal and civil), October 11, October 25 (civil), November 8, November 29 (civil), December 6.
Durham and Southern
,
'.
.
.
TERMS—
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT—Millard Mial, Raleigh. SHERIFF—J. H. Sears, Raleigh. REGISTER OF DEEDS— Arch Wood, Raleigh.
Smith, J. D. Balletine. Fuquav Snrings; Geo. M. McCullers; H. M. Tally, Cordenas.
Root.
DEPUTY REGISTER OF DEEDS— J. C. TREASURER— L. D. Stevenson, Jr. CORONER— C. A. Separk, Raleigh. SURVEYOR—W. Patrick Massev. Neuse. R. 1. SUPT. OF HEALTH— Dr. J. L. McCullers. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Z. V. Jndd. Raleigh. ASSISTANT SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Edith Royster. Raleigh. SUPT. OF COUNTY HOME— J. R. Ball, Raleigh. R. 6. ATTORNEY—B. C. Beckwith, Raleigh. GENERAL ROAD SUPERVISOR— W. L. Wiggs. Raleigh. AUDITOR— H. G. Holding, Raleigh. BOARD OF EDUCATION— L. J. Sears
.1.
NEUSE RIVER— J. B. Wiggins. Neuse; G. H. Mooneyham, Neuse, R. 2; J. B. Wiggins, Neuse; J. D. Wilson. NEW LIGHT— W. D. Sandling, Creedmoore: W. Morton, Wake Forest, R. 1; P. R. Allen. W. D. Ray, J. D. Pleasants. J. H. Keith.
T
PANTHER BRANCH—C. 2. lers, R. RALEIGH—J. J. Lewis,
R.
C.
LEESVILLE— A.
Roberts,
C.
J.
E.
Sorrell.
R.
6.
F. Parrish,
McCul-
John
C.
M. Woring,
Poe, J. S. Baker, J. E. Owens,
L. .Franklin, J. R. Council, Ed. Murray, James Upchurch, C. A. Separk, J. F.
P
Root, Gotton,
H
C.
Y.
W. H. Sawyer, Arch
S. L. Rotter, T. A. Arnold, W. T. Davis, F. Koonce, C. H. Betts, J. N. Keelin, V. Royester, O. L. Parham, C. M. Walters, D. F. Fert, Jr.,. W. M. Utley, A. H. Yearby. E. H. Plummer.
Wood,
C. C.
(chm'n). Apex; E. B. Crow, Raleigh: M. B. Chnmblee, Wakefield. COMMISSIONERS— John A. Mills (Chm'n),
E. C. Beddingfield. Raleigh: B. S. Franklin. Eli T. Scarboro, Raleigh, R. F. D. ; W. H.
ST. MARY'S— Troy Pool. Auburn; J. D Johnson. Garner. ST. Geo. W. Williams, R. 2: B. C. Bullock, R. 5. SWIFT CREEK— B. S. Franklin, John SteDavid Stephenson, Mcphens, Raleigh. R. 4
MATTHEWS—
:
Cullers.
Chamblee,
Zebulon.
WAKE FOREST—J.
C. R. Debnam. Wake O'Neal, Neuse, R. 2;
H.
J.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS— Ed. Hugh
(Chm'n), Raleigh; W. H. Penny, Apex; H. Adams, Cary.
J.
Lee
P.
Coddell,
.1.
WHITE OAK— C.
E.
JUSTICES
OF THE
;
PEACE.
L.
J.
Wake Forest. F. Williams. Apex. R. 3Yates, H. B. Holland, Thopolis Maynard,
Mitchell, Rolesville: Forest. R. 2: W. D. T. Plummer, J. C.
BARTON'S
CREEK
TOWNSHIP— L.
J.
Apex.
Brogden, Rogers Store, R. 1 W. A. Pugh, Neuse, R. 1; E. T. Bledsoe, Rogers Store.
Harward,
Store;
Hill.
MINISTERS NOT
Rogers
BUCKHORN—R. C. Patrick. New CARY—N. G. Yarborouirh. CEDAR FORK—H. D. Mason, E.
HOLLY SPRINGS—J. W.
Olive,
S.
L.
Sorrell,
Morrisville.
Apex, R. 2;
Raleigh.
;
J.
Stephens,
HOUSE'S CREEK— S.
R.
6; A.
Holly Springs, R. 2. H. Smith.
W.
M. Thompson, Raleigh, Rfd.
P.
Gill,
Arthur
Wakefield; W. A. Perry, Wakefield: J. M. Wliitty, Zebulon. MARK'S L. L .Doub, Knightdale, R. 2; A. R. Hodge, Knightdale. MIDDLE CREEK— Thos. R. Harrison, L. H.
LITTLE RIVER—H.
Perry, E. H. Ray.
CREEK—
BAPTIST R. E. Atkins. Morrisville; A. A. Pippin, Wakefield: C. H. Norris, Holly Springs; J. D. Betts, Fuquay Springs; H. W. Norris, Holly Springs; C. E. Taylor, Wake Forest; J. W. Atkinson, Neuse, R. 1; W. N. Johnson, Wake Forest; J. H. Hutchinson, Raleigh, R. Griggs, Wake 1; O. W. Yates, Cary; W. L. Forest; H. G. Bryant, Wake Forest! R. L. Brown, Wake Forest; J. G. Davis, Wake Forest, R. 1; T. B. Davis, Zebulon; G. P. Harrill, Franklinton; G. T. Mills. Wake Forest; J. T. Mitchiner, Franklinton; Theo. B. Davis, A. T. Hniil, E. M. Lassiter, G. N. Cowan, Apex. I'KKSBYTERIAN— B. R. Lacy, Jr., Willow Springs. CHRISTIAN—G. J. Green, Morrisville: J. E. .1. Lee Johnson, Franks, Raleigh. R. F. D.
;
—
IN
TOWNS.
Touch Typewriting taught
Incorporated.
Raleigh, N.
at
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Charlotte, N. C.
Capital Stock, $30,000.00.
C, and
4-ir.
WAKE COIWTY
Council, Beatrice, Apex, It. 1. Council, Bettie, Apex, R. 1. Council. Enid, Apex, R. 1. Crowrier, Estelle, Apex. B. 2. Daughtry, W. B., Mrs.. Clayton,. Day, Willie Greene, Cary.
Holly Springs; w. G. Clements, Morrisville; E C. Newman, Raleigh; W. B. Fuller, Elon G. Elon College; J. S. College; J. Truett, Poythress, Elon College. METHODIST—B. P. Boblnson, Cary Circuit; K. B. Craven, Garner; I.. E. Sawyer, Millbrook; G. W. Starling, Zebulon.
It.
3.
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
15..
Dry
.
M.
Cary.
WAKE COUNTY WOMAN'S BETTERMENT
ASSOCIATION.
Edith Boyster, President. ViceBalelgh; Presidents, Mrs. Cary B. Jones, Raleigh, B. 3; Mrs. \V. A. Smith, Barton's Creek; Mrs. L. L. Doub, Mark's Creek; Mrs. J. B. Carter, Holly Springs Miss Irma Ellis, Cary Secretary, Miss Hose Kee, Wendell: Treasurer, Ada Womble, Raleigh.
; ;
Moser, E. II. (Wakelon), Zebulon. Pearson, .1. E., Holly Springs. Story, T. E. (Bay Leaf), Neuse, B. Workman, .I.H.. Neuse. 11. 1.
1.
PHYSICIANS NOT
McCullers,
J. J.
IN
TOWNS.
3.
L.,
McCullers.
Benny, J. A. J.. Neuse, B. Thompson, S. W., Falls.
Buffaloe,
J.
J.
S.,
Garner.
Powers,
B..
Wake
Forest.
Sorrell, L. P. Baleigh, B. F. Kay, O. L., Baleigh, B. 6.
D.
Doub, Bessie, WendeU. Drinkard, SaBie, Raleigh, R. 5. Dry. M. B., Cary. Duncan, Sallle, Garner, R. 1. Dunford, Mary, Zebulon. Dunford, Ruth, Apex. R. 1. Edwards, Kstelle, Wake Forest, R. 1. Edwards. Mamie N., Apex, R. 3. 2. Elliotte, Mamie, Garner, R. EUisk, Irma, Cary. Evans, Mabel, Zebulon. Evans, Ruth, Wendell. Farmer, Nannie E., Fuquay Springs. uson, Guerrant, Wake Forest. Foibes, Louise, Wendell. Franklin, May Belle, Garner, R. 1. Franklin. Minnie, Wakefield, R. 1. Gainey, Katie, Cary, R. 1. G arris, Minnie, Apex. Gilbert, Edith F., Wendell. Gill, Carrie E., Zebulon. Gillespie, Kathleen, Apex, R. 1. Gilliam. Marguerite, Fuquay Springs. Green, G. J., Morrisville.
I
M. Cardenas. Blalock. N. M., McCullers. Rigsbee, A. E., Morrisville. Brye, Garner. Sexton, J. A., Fuquay Springs. Cheek, C. E., Fuquay Springs. Berry, A. H., Eagle Bock. Templeton, J. N., Cary. TJtley, H. G., Apex. Burt, B. W., Enno. Johnson, R. W. Apex. Wilkerson, Chas. B., Apex. Underhill. H. P.. Wendell.
Judd.
J.
, .
Henkel. H. Celeste, Wake Forest Hoke, Annie, Neuse, R. 2. Hoke, R. F., Apex, R. 1. Hunter, B. B., Mrs., Cary. Hunter. Mary, Willow Springs. Ivey, Esther, Holly Springs.
Ivey,
Hall, J, B., Morrisville. Hall. Selma, Wake Forest, R. 3. Harper, Ella B., McCullers, E. 1. Harris, Ellen E., Wake Forest. B. Hasl.ins. Maude A., Baleigh, R. 6. Harvey, Bessie, Fuquay Springs. Henderson, Cecilia, Holly Springs.
1.
T.,
Cary.
Stewart, E. E.,
Wake
Forest.
Wendell. Hester, J. B., Knightdale. Allen, Jas., Wendell. Strickland, J. A., Zebulon. Barbee, G. S., Zebulon. Bell, G. M., Wakeflield. Marshburn, B. D.. Wendell. Holding, S. P., Wake Forest. Bowers, J. B., Jr., Wake Forest.
Moore,
J.
I,.,
Young,
Carstarphen,
L. B.. Wake Forest. W. T., Wake Forest. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. Springs,
K.
1.
Adams, Annie May. Willow
Allen,
Mary, Youngsville, R. 1. Mildred, Apex, B. F. D. Andrews, M. B., Cary.
Anders,
Bailey,
Clellie,
McCullers.
R. B.
1.
1.
Banks, Etta,
Barker,
Floy,
Auburn.
New
Hill,
Annie B., Knightdale. R. Blackburn, Bettie. Apex. Bland, Lorcna, Wakefield, R. 3. Bordeaux. Addie E., Morrisville. Bracey, May, Neuse, R. 1.
Benbow,
2.
Johnson, Eva, Raleigh. R. 6. Johnson, Evie, New Hill. Johnson, Stelle, New Hill. Jordan, Alia May, Raleigh, R. 1. Jordan, Claudia, Apex. R. 2. Keith, Ethel, Northside, R. 1. Killian, A. W., Mrs., Raleigh, R. 3. Kilpatriek, Kate L., Raleigh, R. 3. Kilpatrick, Mary, Zebulon. Lane, Bessie, Auburn. Lansdell, Nan, Knightdale. Lawrence, Clara L., New Hill, R. 1. Lawrence, Loula J., Mrs., Wake Forest, R. 4 I. cary. Katherine, Wakefield, R. 3. Leeson, Sam. Mrs., Knightdale, R. 2. Lockhart, John C, Apex. uther, Mamie, Apex. McElroy, Mildred. Morrisville, R. 2. Maddox, D. W., Wendell. Martin, Eva, Holly Springs. Massey, Beatrice P., Raleigh, R. 1. Matheson, NeU, Walthall. Maynard, Katie A., Fuquay Springs. Messer, Inez, Apex. R. F. D.
i
Bradley,
J.
E.,
Neuse, R.
E.,
2.
Brame, Carrie
Raleigh.
1
R.
4.
2.
Brewer, Mattie P., Raleigh. R. Brickhouse, C. M.. Zebu in. Bruton, Mary, Baleigh. R. 5. Buchanan, Anna M., Wendell. Buckner, Jeness, Eagle Rock. Bullard. Mary E. Caffey, Katherine, Apex, R. 2. Carter, Marvel, Cardenas. Case, L. J., Clayton, R. 3. Clardy, Pearl, Zebulon. Cobb, Amanda, Forestville. Cobb, Janie, Garner. Cohoon, Lucy B., Walthall. Cole, Susie, Wakefield, R. 3.
Morris, Carrie E., Morrisville. Moser, E. H., Zebulon. Moore, Hallie M.. McCullers. Moss, Clyde B., Youngsville. R. 1. Nance. Lillian W., Raleigh, R. 2. Newton. Annabel, Zebulon. Nicholson, Ellie, Cardenas. Norwood, Annie, Willow Springs, R. F. D. Neuse, Freida C, Zebulon. Oldham, J. B., Raleigh, R. 6. O'Neal, E. W., Mrs., Neuse. R. 2. Parker, Dora, Apex, R. 1. Parker, Grace. Neuse, R. 1. Parker, Sara F., Zebulon. Page, Minnie, Carpenter. Page, Nora. Cary. Paylor, Bessie L., Carpenter. Pearson, J. E., Holly Springs.
A SCHOOL WITH A REPUTATION. THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOL IN NORTH CAROLINA. MORE GRADUATES HOLDING RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS THAN ALL OTHER BUSINESS .SCHOOLS IN THE STATE COMBINED. YOU WILL INCUR NO RISK OR INDULGE IN NO EXPERIMENT IF YOU FAVOR US WITH YOUR PATRONAGE. GET OUR PROPOSITIONS. RING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Raleigh, N. O., or Charlotte, N. C.
WAKK COUNTY
Pearson,
Peebles,
Leslie
Ollie,
447
W.
,
Apex, R.
R.
2. 1.
2.
SAW
MILLS.
Raleigh,
Penny, Rosalie, Raleigh. Petty, Pannie, Cary, R.
Pierce, Ella, New Hill. R. 1. Pittman, R. A., Wake Forest. Pope, Bessie L., Wake Forest, R. Powell, Lucy M.. Garner, R. 2. Pryor, Elizabeth, Cary. Ray, Artee, Raleigh, R. 5. Ray, Beatrix, Neuse, R. 3. Ray. V. C, Northside, R. 1. Ray, Dottie, Wake Forest. Ray, W. D., Wake Forest, R. 1. Rector, Dovie, Willow Springs, R. Rector, Lula, Knightdale, R. 2. Reddish, Alice M., Mrs., Raleigh,
3.
1.
R.
Wells, J. B.. Wakefield. Padgett, J. H., Wakefield. Lynn, I. H.. Raleigh. R. 6. Harward &. Lynn. Raleigh. R. 6. La.ositer, C. J., Raleigh. R. 6. Grissom. W. S.. Wakefield. Gill, V. Z., Zebulon. Hamrick & Bridgetts, Knightdale. R. Duke. G. W., Wakefield, R. 3. Harkins, Wakefield. R. 3. Harris, A. M., Wake Forest. Sherron Bros., Wake Forest. Wilkinson Lumber Co., Cary. Norris, W. J., & Co., Holly Springs. Senter & Weaver, Holly Spring. Colelough, J. T., Morriville.
1.
2.
Cardenas. Rhodes, Virginia C. Richardson, Maggie, Raleigh, R. Robertson, Miriam, Wakefield, R.
,
Lynn. W.
S.,
J.
Morrisville.
1. 1.
Whitley, R.
Rogers, Alice, Cary. Rogers. Carlotta. Wake Forest, R. 3. Rogers, Mary T., Wake Forest, R.
Rollins,
3.
Zebulon. & Son., Council, A. M., Apex. Kelly & Co.. Apex. Harward, W. H., Apex.
J..
Barham,
H.,
Wendell.
Meader, Apex. Rountree, C. W., Garner. Rountree, C. W. Mrs., Garner. Rudisill, Mary M. Apex, R. 1. Schweikert, Carrie, Mrs., Xoungsville, R. Searcy, Corrie, Eagle Rock. Shearon, E. L., Mrs.. Raleigh. Skinner. Gladys M. Apex, R. 3. Smith. A. Myatt, Mrs., Raleigh. R. 3. Spaulding. J. H.. Raleigh, R. 6. Squires, Caliie, McCullers. Julia T., Zebulon. Staples, Stephenson, Lena, Wake Forest, R. 3. Stevens, Lena H., Neuse.
,
Edwards, Edwards,
Pool,
1.
W.
J.
P.,
J..
Jr.,
Neuse.
Cary.
W.
E.,
Auburn.
,
W. Z., Cardenas. Eagle Rock Mfg. Co., Eagle Rock. Sessoms, H. H., Fuquay Springs.
Atkinson,
Sexton,
J. J.
J.
,
Wrenn.
Jordan,
Stone, H. E., Cary. Stroup, Edna, Knightdale, R. -l. Sudderth, Myrtle. Neuse, II. 1. Taylor, Agnes, Wake Forest. Taylor, Bettie, Apex, R. 3. Taylor, Ora A., McCullers, R. 1. Talton. Lillie. Morrisville. Thomasson, Ruth, Holly Springs. Thompson, E. W.. Mrs., Neuse. R.
& Co., Garner. Gulleys Mills. Wake Machine Works, Cardenas. Lattimore Lumber Co., Knightdale. Martin, A. H., Eagle Rock. McLaughlin, N., McCullers. Sorrell. M. C, Apex. Johnson, J. Beal, Cardenas. Holly Springs Land & Imp. Co.. Carpenter. Roberts Bros. Co.. Wendell. Bryan, A. J.. Garner. Blanchard. W. H., Morrisville.
J..
A., T..
Fuquay
Springs.
1.
Vernon, Vernon, Vinson, Walker, Wallen,
R.
Catherine, Wake Forest. Ersie, Wendell. Emily, Willow Springs, R. 1. Henry A., New Hill, R. 1. • Waller, Mamie, Knightdale. Waring,
WAKE COUNTY
PLUMMER PILI.SBURY, B. S., at Horticulture. HARRY RASCOE FULTON, M. A., Professor of Botany and Vegetable Pathology. Ml IAIN ERNEST SHERWIN, B. S. A.. M. Professor of Soils. S.. CARROLL LAMB MANN. B. S.. C. E., Professor of Railroad Engineering. ZENO PAYNE METCALF. B. A., Professor of Zoology and Entomology. OK ACE FLETCHER SPURGIN, First
JOSHUA
Professor
II
BAPTIST MINISTERS
Farmer, .1. S. Moore, Hight C.
Johnson, Livingston. Vann, R. T. Meserve. C. F.
PRIMITIVE
Pastor.
BAPTIST— W.
EPISCOPAL*
A.
Simpltins.
Joseph Blount
Christ
Church—Milton
of
Cheshire. Bishop. A. Barber.
the tlnger. Rector.
Church
Good Shepherd
—
Rector.
1.
McK.
Pit-
U. S. A.. Lieutenant, Science and Tactics.
Professor
of
Military
Si. Mary's Chapel— Geo. W. Lay, Rector. St. Saviour C. P. Wilcox, Rector. St. Augustine Chapel—A. B. Hunter, Rector.
—
Church
Pastor.
of
the
CATHOLIC. Sacred Heart—Tlios.
THOMAS EVERETT BROWNE, A. B., Professor of Agricultural Estention. WILLIAM ROSWELL CAMP. A. B., Proof fessor Agricultural Economics. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KNAUPP, M. S.,
D.
Griffln,
—G.
tor.
Church
of the
Holy
Name
of Jesus.
Nazareth
CHARLES McGEE HECK,
V.
S.,
Professor of
Poultry Science. A. B., Associate
Jr.,
Professor of Physics. Professor
of
H. Woods, Pastor.
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of
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J.
Daniels. Editor.
Perry, H. Stengel, R.
THE WEEKLY NEWS AND OBSERVER— Josephus Daniels, Editor. THE RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE THE BIBLICAL RECORDER—Hight C THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER—Clarence H. Poe, Editor. THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES—J. A. Park, Publisher. WAU GAU RAC (Weekly)— R. W. Setzer, Editor. THE STATE JOURNAL (Weekly)—Alex J. Feild, Editor. GOLDEN RULE (Weekly)— Sidney Love,
Moore, Editor.
Editor.
—L.
S.
Massey,
Editor.
Paper Hangers. Perry's Art Store. Watson, F. A. Ellington's Art Store.
Luther-Grissom. Photographers.
Tyree,
M. W.
J.
Hayes,
Wilson.
Ellington's
P. Studio.
J.
W.
Piano and Organ Dealers. Thomas. Weathers Furniture Co. Garwood, J. L.
Darnell
&
BAPTIST SENTINEL (Weekly)— C.
liams,
tor.
H. Wil-
Academy
Lyric.
ot
Theatres. Music.
Editor.
N. C.
ODD FELLOW—B.
H. Woodell, Edi-
Grand, Almo.
The.
458
WAKE COUNTY
WAKE COUNTY
Livery
Stables.
459
Rand, H. D.
Bryan, H. Bryan, VV.
.
S.
Manufacturing Plants.
Bryan, H. Turner, N. F., & Bro. (Planing Machine.) Harper, S. A. Broughton, J. F. (Gin.) Banks and Bankers.
.
Raines,
Raines, P. Knuckles. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— W. L. Griggs, Pastor.
CltlKF OF POLICE— P. P. COMMISSIONERS—J. R.
MAYOR—I.
W.
Town
P.
Officers.
Bohbitt.
Loyd.
W.
T.
General
Phillips, J.
Merchants.
L.
BANK OF GAKNER—
ROLESVILLE.
Population,
total.
Truck.
1910:
estate,
Garner Truck Gardens.
White,
200;
colored.
50;
250.
Value real
$100,000;
value
MORRISVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S75. Population, 1910: Whites.
total.
personal
property.
POSTOFFICE— (Supplied
colored,
3S;
$25,000.
by Rfd).
142;
180.
Value real estate, property, $110,000.
$60,000;
value
personal
BAPTIST—W. R. Cullom, Pastor. METHODIST—G. W. Sawyer, Pastor.
Schools
Ministers and Churches.
and
Academies.
TAX RATE:
10c.
on the $100.
HIGH.
Doctors.
POSTMASTER— E. W.
R.
MAYOR—E.
Town
M.
Officers. Ellis.
Young,
Mitchell,
L.
W. U.
bee.
R. AGENT— MANAGER MANAGER TELEPHONE—Dr.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
Clements. D. Baker. W. A. Pleasant, Southern. TELEGRAPH— W. A. Pleasant,
A.
E. Riggs-
J.
B. General Merchandise. H., & Sons.
Tenell, S. W. Williams, J. A. Rogers, W. J. Williams. R. S. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— R. L. Stephenson, Pastor. CHRISTIAN— R. E. Atkins and Clements, Pastors. Doctors. Rigsbee, A. E.
Rowrs. W.
Williams,
J.
Ren.
Livery Stables.
J.
W.
G.
Rogers,
W.
J.
Mitchell, J. H.,
Mitchell,
&
Sons. Sons.
Goss
General Merchandise. Son. Home, S. R. Maynard, C. F. Council, J. F., & Bro. Johnson, W. B., & Co. Edwards, E. B.
Manufacturing Plants.
&
H, &
Wright,
G.
D.
CARY.
Population.
total.
1910:
Whites,
600;
colored
200;
Fen-ell. Ferrell, Sorrell,
Marion.
Z.
P.
L..
E
J.
&
Bro.
800. Value real estate, $220,000; value property, $70,000. 20c. on the $100.
personal
TAX RATE—
Hotels
and
Boarding
Mills.
Houses.
Baker,
D.
E.
J.
Clements,
Carlton,
Ferrell,
Saw W.
MAYOR—Jas.
R. R.
Tov/n Officers.
W.,
F.,
C.
J.
Carlton,
W., & Sons. Manufacturing Plants.
Hosiery Mills. Blacksmith and
& Sons. Cotton Gins. & Son.
AGENT—J. B. Richardson, E. P. Bashaw, Southern Ry. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— J. B.
son,
POSTMASTER—W. G. Crowder. CHIEF OF POLICE— S. S. Wood.
S.
M. Templeton,
Jr.
A. L.
;
Richaid-
W. U.
Ministers and Churches. Pastor.
Morrisville Morrisville
Repair
Shop.
MICTHOniST— B. P. Robinson. BAPTIST— Rev. Griggs.
WAKEFIELD.
Population.
total.
CARY HIGH—M.
colored,
60;
Schools
and
Academies.
B. Dry, Prin.
;
1910:
White.
200:
260.
BANK OF
R.
Banks and Bankers. CARY—W. H. Grimes, Pres.
Cash.
Doctors.
J.
N.
POSTMISTRESS— Mary
WAKELON HIGH—
Bell.
Whitley. Schools and Academies. E. A. Moser.
Doctors.
Waldo,
Templeton,
E.
O.
Prin.
M.
Druggists. Co.
G.
M.
General Merchandise. Son.
Waldo Drug
McDowell, D.
Kemp.
J.
A.,
General Merchandise. Gray, F. R.. & Bro. Scott, C. R., & Son.
Jones,
J.
Honeyeutt, T. L. Pippin. C. E. Chamblee. M. C, Patten, R. II.
C.
&
Sons.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Pippin Hotel.
Jones-Beaton Company. Lynn, W. T. Hen Cackle Co. (Poultry Food.) Reavis, Lucy. Hotels and Boarding Houses.
FORESTVILLE.
Incorporated in 1899. Population, 1914: Whites,
total,
Walker Hotel. West Side Inn.
Hunter, Mrs.
A.
S.
D.
S.
71;
colored
54;
Wood, Mrs.
Gray Stables. Wood. S. S.
125. Value real
Livery Stables.
estate,
$14,059:
value
personal
property,
$9,377.
mo
Manufacturing Plants.
WAKE
COUNT'S
Wright,
Parker,
Wilkinson Lumber Co. Johnson, Z. V., & Son. (Wagons). Johnson, A. S. (Garage. Gasoline Engines). Duke. C. L. (Lumber). Atkms. W. H.
George H.
J.
W.
A.
Brame,
Still,
J.
W.
Undertakers.
Saw
Matthews, J. C. Edwards. J. J. Undertakers
Johnson.
A.
S.
Mills.
and
Embalmers.
Barber Shops.
W., Co. Manufacturing Plants. Whitley Mfg. Co. (Cotton Yarns.) Wendell Knitting Mill, (Inc.) (Knit Goods.) Moss. W. G., & Co. (Lumber). Roberts. W. T. (Lumber.) Cook, .1. A. (Vehicles and Iron Works.)
Baptart
Bros.
Herndon. W.
Sanderford.
G.
\V.
T.
Grimes,
Templeton & Templeton. Walter H.
Cotton
Lawyers.
Upchurch, A. S. Automobiles and Garage. Scarboro. H. G. Stell & Edwards.
Millinery.
Gins.
Gray, F. R..
Gray, P. Walker.
Atkins,
&
C.
Rro
Agents.
Insurance
Richardson. Miss Pattie. Henry, Mrs. W. W.
D.
J.
THE WAKE TIMES
Grist
Mills.
Newspapers and
Editors.
(Weekly)— F. H. May,
Publisher.
W.
H.
Commission Merchants.
Dealers.
Wood
Pleasants,
Biggs,
R. H.
J.
A.
H.
WENDELL.
Incorporated in 1907. negroes, 1914: 1,100; Whites, Population, 300; total, 1,400. Value of real estate. $375,000; value of personal property, $200,000. TAX RATE: 2.->c. on the $100.
B. General Whitley, R. B. Fuller, R. C. Paul, O. D.
White,
Merchants.
CLERK—J. A. Wall. CHIEF OF POLICE— K. D. Sutton. POSTM ASTER— M. F. Hales. R. R. AGENT— J. C. Collins. N. S.
Ministers and Churches.
MAYOR—R.
Town
H.
Officers.
J. W. & Co. Scarboro. J. E. Bros. Honeycutt, B. D. Dietz Bros. Davis, J. W. & Co.
Stell,
Todd
Briggs.
Richardson.
Roberts, W. Lewis, W.
W.
J.
C.
Wendell Hardware
&
Furniture Co.
H
T.
.
Ry.
Todd, C. Z. Wendell Feed
&
Grocery Co.
C.
BAPTIST— C. A. Jenkins, Pastor. METHODIST— G. W. Starling. CHRISTIAN— S. L. Sadler, Pastor. EPISCOPAL—N. C. Hughes, Rector.
Marshboum, D.
Wall,
Hester,
J.
Hilliard, Williamson & Todd. Jewelers.
A.
F.
GRADED— D.
BANK
Pres.
;
Schools and Academies. W. Maddox, Supt. Banks and Bankers. OF R. B. M. C. Todd, Cash.
Strong
Whitley,
ings.
&
Lawyers. Eugene. Rhodes.
G.
B.
WENDELL—
Doctors.
P.
Dentists.
Rowland,
Props.
Tobippo
M 'irkrt
Hutch-
FARMERS WAREHOUSE— Harris &
STAR WAREHOUSE— Hopbood,
Whitley,
Props. Cotton R. B.
Allen, James. Underhill, H.
Wiggins
&
Robertson,
Moor,
J.
L.
Buyers.
Gower, F. G. Edwards. W. H. Hotels and Boarding Hotel Morris. Rhodes, Mrs. C. J. Christman. Mrs. Lula. Henry, Mrs. M.
Druggists.
Hilliard. Williamson
&
Houses.
Contractors
Todd. and Builders.
Thomas, D. F.
Gates,
T.
B.
Baker,
Allen,
B. E.
P.
Houk, M. F.
Barbers.
Wendell Drug Co.
Nowell,
W.
R.
Painters.
Massey Bros.
Cash, L. G.
Wheeler, F. W.
Strickland, L.
A. Livery
Stables.
APEX.
Incorporated in 1S72. Population, 1914: Whit,
total,
Scarbcro, H. G. Richardson & Moody. Real Estate and Lumber Richardson, E. V.
Griffin,
1,017;
colored
446;
Value
Dealers.
1,40:1 of real
estate,
$550,000; value of per-
M. A.
sonal property, $100,000. 75c on the TAX
Whitley, R. B. Hester, F. Eugene. Roberts Bros. Co. (Inc.) Roberts, W. T. Insurance Agents. Todd & Whitley. (Life and Fire). Griswould, Oscar.
PONAM ASTER—A. C. Hughes. CHIEF OF POLICE— C. D. Upchurch.
RATE— $100. Town Officers. MAYOR— R. J. Boiling.
CLERK—W. P. Betts. R. R. AGENT— T. F. Womble. MANAGERS TELEGRAPH—T.
W. U.
F.
Womble,
Postal, E. E. Holloman,
WAKE
162
IV. ],,..
.1.
WAKE COUNTY
G.
Honeycutt
Alford.
Jeffreys.
&
C.
Manufacturing
Temple.
Plants.
B.
J.
-\r..
&
Son.
Alford. (;. B., Trice. W. L. Norris, W. L..
& &
Co. Co.
Chamblee, M. S. Horton, T. J. Adler Bros.
Co. Bros. & Whitley. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Whitley Hotel. Brantley. T. B. Brantley, J. F. G. O. I'itts, Livery Stables. Lee, R. W. Rogers, A. O. Weathersby, C. S., Mule Co. Manufacturing Plants.
Holly Springs Land Smith, M. M.
Utley,
&
(Saw
Mill).
Improvement Co.
Deitz
&
R.
J.
(Saw
Mill.)
Masses
Moore, C. T. (Saw Mill.) Smith, Clem (Saw Mill.) Peddy, W. H., & Co. (Saw Mill
Gin.)
&
Cotton
Holleman, Joe, (Cotton Gin.) Holly Springs Brick Co. (G.
Pres.
B.
Alford,
FUQUAY SPRINGS.
Incorporated in 1909. Population: Whites, 750; colored, 65. Value of real estate, $250,000; value sonal property $60,000.
per-
Zebulon Hosiery Mill. Zebulon Cotton Oil Co. Wilson Lumber Co.
Gettis
TAX RATE:
25c.
on $100.
Officers.
Lumber
Co.
Whitley
Massey,
Coltrane,
&
L.
J.
Barrow
L.
(Planing Lawyers.
Dentists.
Mills).
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. Battle Jones. CHIEF OF POLICE—W. F. Stuart.
R. R.
MAYOR—W.
Town
H. Aiken.
E. Brown,
Richardson,
Claris
F. Insurance Agents. B. H.
D.
AGENTS—J. H. Lewter, & S. Ry. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—J.
J.
E. Ministers and Churches.
Brown.
Tobacco Dealers.
Bros.
Lee
&
Dean.
Pitts,
&
BAPTIST— MKTIIODIST— B. P. CHRISTIAN—J. Lee
Co.
Roberson. Johnson. Schools and Academies.
Pres.
Insurance
Agents.
Hunt, A. Massey, L.
J.
L.
(Fire). (Fire).
HOLLY SPRINGS.
Incorporated in 1882. Population, 1910: White,
total.
ACADEMY Banks and Bankers. BANK OF FL'QUAY— K. B. Johnson, E. H. Howard, Cash. BANK OF VARINA—W. L. Johnson,
F.
colored,
;
Pres.;
250;
150;
400. Value real
estate.
$40,000;
value
personal
property,
TAX RATE:
$11,000.
30c.
on the $100.
Officers.
POSTMASTER— J.
R. R. Southern.
MAYOR—W.
Town
B.
CHIEF OF POLICE—M. M.
Collins. C. Adams.
Cash. General Merchants. K. Varina Mercantile Co. Johnson, W. L. Johnson, A. N., Co. Howard & Rollins Co. Tilley-Beck Co.
W. Kurfus,
J.
Sessoms,
Smith
AGENT—A.
Smith.
L.
Adams,
Durham &
Fuquay Flour & Feed Adams & McLean.
Deitz
&
Lee.
Co.
&
T.
Isaacson.
METHODIST— P. B. Robinson, Pastor. BAPTIST—C. H. Norris. EPISCOPAL— S. S. Bost, Rector. CATHOLIC—Father Gold. Schools and Academies. HIGH—J. R. Pearson, Prin. Banks and Bankers. THE BANK OF HOLLY SPRINGS—H.
Norris, Pres.
;
Ministers and Churches.
Stem,
H.
Millinery.
Ballentine, Lee, Mrs.
J.
Mrs. W. J. D. Furniture Dealers.
S.
Adams, W.
W.
Howard & Jones, W.
Griffis,
Livpry and Sales Rollins Co. A.
Stables.
W.
A. Sea graves. Cash.
Druggists.
Seagraves,
J.
R. General R.
Merchants.
Holt, T. B. Lashley. T.
Manufacturing and Repair Shops. J. A. (Blacksmith and Wheelwright.) Varina Iron Works. Tobacco Warehouses. BRICK— Currin and Howard, CENTRE
Props.
Templeton Furniture Co.
Alford. G. B., Co. Seagraves, J. R. & Carter, J. R. Brewer, W. L.
Price.
ADCOCK'S— Adcock &
A.
FUQUAY— W.
w.
Jones'
H. Aiken & Sons, Props. Wells, Props. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel.
Doctors.
W.
J.
Myatt Hotel
Cheek, Charles E. Judd. J. M.
Wood.
Scholl,
L. P.
S.
Stephens,
A.
J.
Buchanan,
L.
T.
Brower, Frank. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Hotel Seagraves!
Alford, Jones,
Druggists.
G.
J.
B. F.
Fuquay Springs Drug Co. Judd-Ballentine Drug Co. Saw Mills.
Ses3oms, H.
WAKE COUNTY
THE FUQUAY GOLD LEAF
Published
by
403
Novell,
Newspapers and
Editors.
(
JOHN W.
Weekly )Chemistry.
Associate
Professor
of
Fuquay Publishing
Co.
CLARENCE
sor of Political
J.
D.
JOHNS,
Associate
Profesof
Insurance Companies. & Insurance Co. Garage and Machine Shop. Fuquay Motor Car Co.
Loan and
Science.
Fuquay Loan
RICHARD CROZIER,
Director
Phy-
Hardware Dealers.
Fuquay Hardware
Co.
Lawyer.
Fletcher. A. J. Real Estate Thompson, A. W.
Dealers.
Culture. and Bursar ELLIOTT B. Secretary, Superintendent of College Hospital. LOUIS P. HEIMS, Librarian. WILLIAM RUSSELL FERRELL, Instructor in Biology. WILLIAM G. DOTSON. Instructor in
sical
EARNSHAW,
Chemistry.
Latin.
GUERANT
JOHN
P.
FERGUSON.
MULL,
Doctors.
Instructor
in
WAKE
Population.
total,
FOREST.
1,200; colored,
Instructor in
Mathematics.
1910: White.
estate.
800;
Value
2.000. real
$400,000;
value
poll,
personal
$1.20.
property,
TAX KATE:
200,000.
40c. C.
on the $100;
Officers.
Powers, J. B. Powers, J. P.., Jr. Smith, W. C. Dr. Carstarphen.
POSTMASTER— O. K. Holding. CHIEF OF POLICE—W- W. Bobbitl. L. Allen. S. A. L. R. R. AGENT— MGR. TELEGRAPH—J. L. Allen, W.
.1.
MAYOR—J.
Town
DENTIST.
Dr. Taylor. Squires, R. M.
Caddell.
Ry. U.
T.
BANK OF WAKE—R.
E.
Banks and Bankers.
B.
Powell,
Pres.;
Pres.
J.
;
Ministers and
BAPTIST— W.
Gulley, Guile j,
N.
Churches. Johnson. Pastor.
Holding,
Jr.,
CITIZENS
Brewer,
BANK— C.
;
Call.
E.
Gill,
M.
Lawyers. N. Y. Donald. Timberlake, E. W. Tiinberlake. E. W.. Jr. Mills, J. G. Saintsing, J. B. King, G. H. Schools and Academies. PUBLIC—G. H. Ferguson.
WAKE FOREST LOAN & REAL ESTATE
E. Royall, Pres. T. E. Holding, See.
Cash.
CO.—R.
Holding, T. E.,
Druggists. & Co.
Powers Drug Co.
General
Merchants.
Dickson Bros.
Allen,
E.
Holding,
W. WY.
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE FACULTY.
WILLIAM
L.
Machinery and Hardware Co.
;
PUTEAT, M.
A.,
LL.D., Pres.
Holding, C. Brewer, W.
\Vilkinson,
C. &
&
Co. Co.
President of Biology. Professor of CHARLES E. TAYLOR, Philosophy. WILLIAM B. ROYALL, Professor of Greek
Language and
Literature.
Language and Literature.
Chemistry. JOHN F.
BENJAMIN SLEDD, Professor of English CHARLES E. BREWER, Professor of
LANNEAU,
and
Professor
of
Applied
R. W. jackson & Powers. vVake Forest Supply Edwards, W. D. Medlin, A. J., Jr. Mitchell & Wall. Royall Cotton Mill?. Wilson, L. T. Catlett, G. S.
Allen,
J.
Co.
Mathematics
ern
NEEDHAM Y. GULLEY, J. HENDREN GORRELL.
Language.
R.
Astronomy.
Professor of Professor of Professor
of of
W.
J.
Law.
Dickinson, R. H.
Modthe
Duke, H. Jones, H.
Privett
S.
WILLIS
Bible. E.
CULLOM,
Fowler, R. E. O'Keill, W. N.
WALTER
L.
SIKES, Professor
of
Political
&
Ball.
JAMES
J.
LAKE, Professor HENRY HIGHSM1TH,
Physics. Professor
Wake
of
Hotels and Boarding Forest Hotel.
Houses.
EDGAR W. TIMBERLAKE, Professor of HERBERT DOUGLAS TAYLOR—Professor of Bacteriology and Pathology. WILLIAM TURNER CARSTARPHEN, Professor of Physiology. GEORGE W. PASCHAL, Professor of Latin Mi Ct reck HUBERT McNEILL I'OTKAT, Professor of Latin Language and Literature. WILBUR C. SMITH, Professor of Anatomy. HUBERT A. JONES, Associate Professor of
Law.
'l
1
Education.
W.
BULLETIN WAKE FOREST COLLEGE— L. Poteat. Editor. WAKE FOREST STUDENT (Monthly)— StuEditors.
Newspapers
and
Editors.
dents,
Livery Stables.
Davis,
Sid.
Young, Charles. Manufacturing Plants.
Royall Cotton Mills.
Wake Forest Foundry Dunn Plow Co.
Co.
Mathematics.
JAY BROADUS HUBBELL,
fessor
of
Associate
Pro-
Professor of P. McCUTCHEON, English in absence for one year of Professors Sleed and Hubbell.
ROGER
English
Language.
Mitchell. E. M. Harris, A. M. (Saw Mill). Sherron Bos. (Saw Mill). Wake Investment Co. (Grist
Mill).
Restaurants.
Royal,
John
H.
4(14
WARREN COUNTY
WARREN WARRENTON. COUNTY COUNTY
SEAT,
(Census L910), 20.266. formed in 177!). Named in honor of Dr. Joseph Warren, ol Ms achusetts. a RE K—450 square G Value of real estate, $2,913,360; value of personal property, $2,060,662. Property listed in 1914, by whites. $3,949,015; by negroes, $1,013,016.
POPULATION
TAX
NUMBER ol'' SCHOOLS—For whites, 34; for negroes, 41. RATE—County purposes, 20c. on the $100; poor. PUBLIC ROADS—No. miles, 500. Worked In- taxation and RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANIES.
aid
Air
Co.,
:. Hoots Bros., Benhara. Humphries' Mill, Moravian Falls. Dimmette Bros., Dimmette. Joines, W., Joynes.
,
Meadows, W.
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Bargain House, Trap
SAW
Hix,
A.
Stafford,
MILLS.
Roaring
River;
Tut
C.
Poplin,
Carter. State
M.
Road;
ELK— G.
F.
W. Young,
Randa;
Elkin;
P., North Wilkesboro. E. F., North Wilkesboro. Mi. don, L. L., Wilkesboro, R. 1.
Barker,
Austin.
G.
;
Minion, Joel, Wilkesboro, Rfd.
Whittington,
Setzer Bros., Kendall. J. L., Whittington.
W. Welch, Hendrix; H.
Min-
ton,
Kendall.
A. Kels, Summitt .7. C. Parsons, Parsonsville ; A. G. Beskeavs, Summitt;
J. J.
JOB'S
CABIN—J.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Sale, M. E.. Ronda. Pardue, Mary, North Wilkesboro, R. 2. Miller. G. W.. Call. Dimmette. L. E., Ferguson. Johnson, Ferguson. Foster, A. J., Boomer. Vanney, R. G., Boomer. Phillips, J. D., Mrs., Boomer. Walker, Richard. Boomer. Church. I. C, Adley. McGhinnis, V., Boomer. Comer, W. E., Poors Knob. Parker, Maggie, Hunting Creek. Roberts, H. C, Poors Knob. Jennings, Floyd, Poors Knob. Carpenter, A. H., Mrs., North Wilkesboro,
LEWIS FORK—L.
H.
Etter,
W. Church, Summitt.
Purlear.
Craeter, Merton, Roaring River, R. 2. Alexander, Lessie, Roaring River, R. 2.
V.
C.
Cordwell.
W. Dyer, Purlear; E.
Champion;
Foster, Purlear;
W.
LOYELACE— P. H. Moore, Hunting Creek. MULBERRY— E. F. Brown, Mulberry; J. L. Pendry, Hayes; J. D. Hall, Halls Mills; P. E. Dancy, North Wilkesboro: J. A. Roop. Mulberry.
Adams,
N. Wilkesboro; R, J. Long, A. Vannoy, N. Wilkesboro.
boro; L. B. -Pierce, garner, Wilkesboro; L. Foster, Congo.
NEW CASTLE— J. (J. Sales. Ronda; J. G. Randa. NORTH WILKESBORO— A. E. Spainhour,
N.
Wilkesboro;
W.
REEDIES RIYER—J. W.
J.
Pennell.
WilkesR.
Wilkesboro; M. M. BumG. Parsons, Congo; A.
Myers,
N.
ROCK CREEK—W. W.
2. J. W., North Wilkesboro. Hamlin, Nell, Roaring River. Durham, W. A., Roaring River. Gentry, S. M., Roaring River. Burcham, Jane, Mrs., Roaring River. Burcham, Flossie, Roaring River. Settle. Ada, Ronda. Boyd, J. C, Ronda. Walker, Lora E., Ronda. Andrews, Anna R., Conda. Gentry, J. A., Ronda. R. 1.
Wilkes-
Elms.
boro: I. N. Bauguess, N. Wilkesboro; J. W. Burchett, N. Wilkesboro: J. N. Myers, Hayes; A. Wiles, Dockery; J. N. Tetts, Hayes. L. W. Lansford, Lovelace; W. C. Myers, Osbornville; J. P. McCarter, Spurgeon. H. O. Parsons, Parsonsville: W. S. Hall, Parsonsville; Zeb Davis, Stanton; J. G. Eller, Staton. A. C. Bryan, Trophill; R. M. Waddell, Zeba: R. A. Simmons, Thurman; Wm. B. Hall. Traphill.
SOMERS— STATON—
TRAPHUL—
Vannoy;
UNION— David
Wilbar.
noy,
W.
Roten, Sherman, J. C. YanH. Joines, Wilbar; R. L.
Hoots, Lillian, Austin. Gilliam, W. F., Austin.
Settle, E. W., Benham. Mamie. Elkin. Hinshaw, L. M., Elkin.
WALNUT GROVE—T. C. Myers, New Life; Geo. E. Blevins, Springfield. WILKESBORO— J. W. Dula, Wilkesboro: L.
M.
('. Pharr, M. Wilkesboro; Teorpough, Wilkesboro: J. E. Winkler. Straw: M. P. Mastin, Wilkesboro. MINISTERS NOT IN TOWNS.
Parsons,
Carter,
Carter,
L.
C,
Elkin.
Hamby, Janie, State Road. Durham, W. A., State Road.
Bumgarner, Pedie, Rando. Edwards, W. S., Ronda. Edmistem, Elisha, Purlear.
Robinette,
,
McNeil,
Burchett, Burchett.
M.
J. J.
.
F.
Moravian Falls. W., North Wlkesboro, Rfd. Roaring River.
,
Annie,
R.,
Hendrix.
Wagner, Snow, Stony Fork.
Walters,
W.
Darby.
WILKES COUNTY
Welch, Minnie, Mount Zion.
Triplette,
C.
I.
4S1
Barnette,
N., T.,
Elkville.
Mount
Zion.
Addie, Mrs.. New Castle. Comer, C. L., New Castle. Hays, Iduma, Spurgeon.
Sale,
Winkler, Annie, Elkville. Walker, Charlie, Walsh. Foster, Eva, Sumraitt. Thompson, Blanche, Maple Springs. Taylor, Lucy, Beng. Miller, U. A. North Wilkesboro. Miller, Blanche, North Wilkesboro. McGee, Claude, Purlear.
Broyhill,
Casey, Tyre.
New
Castle.
,
Maxwell, Florence, Stanton. Parsons, Anna M. Mrs., Stanton. Dyer. Mary Ann, Parsonville.
Bumgarner, J. L. A., Traphill. Bumgarner, Gaither, Traphill.
Miles, Charlies, Traphill. Cothren, R. B., Austin. Hoots. Etha, Austin. Hayes, Boyde. Austin. Vtonestreet, Esther, State Road. CeBorde, T. C, Elkin. Hamby, Mittie, Elkin. Caudill, Grover, Roaring River.
Dessie,
,
Cricket.
McNeil, J. C, Champion. Ready Branch. Burchette, C. E. Redding, J. T., New Castle. Henderson, Elassie, Windy Gap.
Nichols,
J.
T.,
Hunting Creek.
Walker, L. F., Spurgeon. Knight, H. V., Moravian Falls. Gilreath, Janie, Meravian Falls.
Crater,
Cothran, Ford, Lomax. Durham, Coy, Roaring River.
Caudill, Fudemia, Traphill. Vanney, G. W., Miles. Lynch, Maude, Dockery.
Sillings,
Cynthia, Moravian Falls.
Flossie, Poors Knob. Stella, Poors Knob.
J.
Parker,
Kirley, Phillips,
Woodruff,
D., Mrs., Adley. Sadie, Adley.
Brewers. Hutchison, S. C. H. E., Traphill.
,
Sparks, Maude,
,
Traphill.
Howard,
Billings,
Flossie, Poors C. E., Hays.
Knob.
Manney, J. F. Reddles River. Vanney, Fannie, Wilbar.
G., Stanton. Calloway, J. B., Beng. Parsons, J. C, Stanton. Church, Jesse, Adley. Bare, Jennie, Sherman. Williams, A. F., Harmon. Jones, C. Yates, F.
J.,
Greene, Asa, North Wilkesboro, R. 1. Greene, Marie, North Wilkesboro, R. 1. Sebastian, D. C, Hays. Adams, C. M., North Wilkesboro, R. 1. Absher, M. E., Mrs., Hays. Hutchison, Emma, Mrs., Halls Hill. Sebastian, I. E., Hays. Caudill, Etha, Mertie. McNeil, Dora, Wilkesboro, R. 1. MeGrady, Jno., North Wilkesboro, R. 1. Elledge, Reid, North Wilkesboro, R. 1. Settle, E. R., Hays. Anderson, Elizeth. Hays. McNeil, Cora, Anderson. Shumate, Cora, Mrs., Mulbery. Welborn, L. D., New Castle.
I'ardue,
Ina.
Mertie.
Woodie, Zela, Harmon. Maxwell, Jennie, Obids. Bowline, Nora, Gray.
Billings, J. G., Springfield Jennings, Geo. W. Dehart. Taddell, R. M. Zebra.
Lillings, Glemmie, Dockery. Miller, Annie, Abshers.
Ronda.
Martin, L. L., Ronda. Byrd, J. W., New Castle.
Hendren, W. R., Straw. Hendron. Omie, Ronda, R. 2. Ray, J. B., Roaring River, R.
2.
1.
Sparks, S. B., Cycle. Johnston, W. A., North Wilkesboro, R. Hendren, Glossie, North Wilkesboro, R.
Elliotte,
J.
1.
S.,
Knottville.
Aurora, North Wilkesboro, Wood, J. H., North Wilkesboro. R. Mullis, Luther, Congo. Caudill, Geneva, Geshen. Watson, B. H., Crickett. Howell, Addie, Cricket.
Church,
R.
2.
2.
McLean, Bessie, Cricket. Huffman. Troy, Purlear. Bumgarner. M. P., Wilkesboro,
Faw,
C.
R.
1.
McNeil, Minnie, Wilkesboro, R. 1. Bumgarmer, Fannie, Millers Creek.
C.
Millers
Creek.
McNeil, Omie, Purlear. Edmiston, Gertrude, Champion. Wright, Maie, Millers Creek. Brown, D. A., Purlear. Alexander, Gertrude, North Wilkesboro,
Osborne, Lonnie, Leyula. Johnson. R. E., Ink. Shumate, Charlie, Abshers. Jovnes, John, Abshers. Mastin, M. P., Call. Comer, W. T., New Castle. Staney, W. B.. Wilkesboro, R. 2. Steelman, M. G., Oakwoods. 2. Lillian. Wilkesboro. R. Miller. Wilkesboro. Mcintosh, J. W. Lumn, Louise, Wilkesboro. Sparger. Margaret, Wilkesboro. Johnson, Vada. Wilkesboro. McNeil, Josie, Wilkesboro. Tyner, Belle, Wilkesboro. Willis. E. C, North Wilkesboro. Allen, Bettie, North Wilkesboro. Deles, L. C, North Wilkesboro. Dean, Myrtle, North Wilkesboro. Crews. Roberta, North Wilkesboro. Sherrill, Ollie, North Wilkesboro. Moore, E. H. Mrs., North Wilkesboro. Ruth, North Wilkesboro. I'ilson, Bruton. Ruby, North Wilkesboro. Hill, Ethel, North Wilkesboro. Watson, Clyde, North Wilkesboro. Wilkins, Madge, North Wilkesboro.
, ,
R.
WILKESBORO.
Lowe, John, North Wilkesboro, R. 2. Sebastian, W. H. Hays. Felts, Millard, Hays. Feltz, C. S., Hays. Brewer, A.. North Wilkesboro, R. 2. Hays, A. B., Hays. Pardue. Minnie, 'Mrs., North Wilkesboro, R.
,
Incorporated in 1889. Population, 1910: White.
total
800;
;
colored,
200;
Value
1,000. real
estate,
$250,000
value
personal
property.
TAX RATE:
$75,000.
65c.
on the $100.
Officers.
Town
Woodruff,
I.
C, Hays.
MAYOR—H.
A.
Craiion.
Redmond, Era, Jennings. Call, Mamie. Jennings. Howard, Maude. Jennings.
Inscore,
Cora, Lovelace.
POSTMASTER— Smoak, N. O. CHIEF OF POLICE—P. L. Lenderman. TREASURER—B. S. Call. TAX COLLECTOR— John Joines.
-31—
182 R. R.
WILKES—WILSON
AC i:\T-J.
0.
E.
Clement, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—-J. L. Clement. Ministers and Churches.
L.
Doctors.
METHODIST
BAPTIST- W.
Turner, Horton,
Gilreath,
J.
M.
P.
W.
J.
.tones.
PRESBYTERIAN— C. W. Robinson, Pastor. Schools and Academies. HIGH—J. W. Mcintosh, Supt. Banks and Bankers. BANK OF WILKES— R. A. Spainhour,
Pres.
;
Llnney.
F. H. J. E. Dr. Hutchins. sink, Shelley.
Duncan,
Druggists.
Brame Drug
Co.
C.
M. Sheets, uasn.
Doctors.
.7.
North Wilkesboro Drug Co.
General
Merchandise.
White.
W.
Druggists.
Wllkesboro
Pharmacy.
Merchandise.
General Wellborn. J. T. Morrison, C. F.
Church, A. M., & Sons. Tomlinson, S. V. Hemphill, J. L., & Co.
Forester,
Spalnhour-Sydnor Dry Goods Co.
F.
Absher
Call,
C.
&
D..
&
Co.
Blackburn.
Co. E.
Faley. Dula & Morrison. Hotels and Boarding Houses. Smlthey Hotel. Livery Stables. Joyner Livery Stable. Manufacturing Plants. Webster, J. L.
Smithcy
&
Blair
&
&
Vannoy,
J.
Hart, E. L.,
&
Co.
Shook
.
Co.
Finley Cranon, Barber.
&
Lawyers.
Hendren. H. A.
N.
C. Gilreath. Privette.
W. W.
Henry-Miller Shoe Co. Installment Co. Deans, J. E. (Jeweler). Hotels and Boarding Yadkin Valley Hotel. Blue Mont Hotel.
Livery Stables. Finley, J. T. Forester & Phillips.
Houses.
Caviness,
Hackett
Privette
& &
Reynolds.
THE PATRIOT—
Editor.
Henry. Newspapers and
Hackett
Editors.
(Weekly)— C. H.
Cowles,
Hayes
Cowles,
&
&
Lawyers.
Ramseur.
Jones.
Wm.
H. H. Newspapers and
Editors.
NORTH W1LKESB0R0.
Incorporated in 1901. Population, 1910: White, 1,900; colored, 200;
2,100. real estate, $554,655; value property. $761,477. RATE: 1.20 on the $100.
total.
—W.
NORTH WILKESBORO HUSTLER
E. Pharr, Editor.
Dentists.
(Weekly)
Taylor,
W.
L.
Value
personal
Hauser.
A. A.
TAX
& Loan Associations. North Wilkesboro Building & Loan AssociaBuilding
tion.
MAYOR—E.
R. R.
Town
B.
Officers.
POSTMASTER—.]. Gordon Hackett. CHIEF OF POLICE— N. A. Lassley.
Ministers
Burkley.
Insurance
Agents.
Ins.
The Wilkes Realty
AGENT—J. L. Clement, Southern. MANAGER TELEGRAPH— J. L. Clement.
and
Churches.
Gwyn & Calvard. Bullis, W. A.
Smoot, C. C, Oak Furniture
&
Co.
Robinson, Pastor. H. Vestal, Presiding Elder; Parker Holmes. Pastor; H. V. Clark, North Wllkesboro Circuit. Schools and Academies.
BAPTIST— Edward Long. PRESBYTERIAN— C. W.
Manufacturing Plants. & Sons Co. (Tannery.)
Co.
METHODIST—M.
Forest Furniture Co.
Giant Lumber Co. Wilkesboro Manufacturing
Materials.)
Co.
(Building
GRADED—E. C
;
Willis,
Supt. E.
Banks and
Finley. Pres.
Bankers.
Cash.
BANK OF NORTH WILKESBORO—J.
R.
DEPOSIT
Doughton.
&
;
W. Gwyn,
SAVINGS
Clem Wrenn,
BANK—R.
Cash.
North Wilkesboro Iron Works. North Wilkesboro Roller Mills. Shell Chair Co. Wilson Lumber & Milling Co. Coffey Manufacturing Co.
L
Pres.
Meadows. W. C. Mill Co. Nu-era Canning Co.
WILSON COUNTY WILSON.
COUNTY SEAT,
Formed
Value
POPULATION— (Census
of
Property listed in
TAX RATE—
NUMBER
in 1S54. Named in honor of General Louis Wilson. (War with Mexico.) real estate, $4,939,324; value of personal property, $3,660,883. 1914, by whites. $8. 163, 141: by negroes. $427,065. For whites, 48; for negroes, 26. OF Couny purposes, 21 2-3c on the $100; roads and bridges, 25c.
1910), 28,269.
SCHOOLS—
it
(except
in
Toisnot township, where
is
30c.
PUBLIC ROADS—Worked
County bonded debt,
$14,000.
Wilson Township, $100,000.
value
$1,063,643.00 1,678.00
RAILROAD, TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS COMPANES.
by taxation.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway, 31.27 miles, assessed Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., assessed value
The
First National
Bank
Capital
Surplus and Profits over. Stockholders' liability
Security to Depositors.
.
$100,000.00 85,000.00 100,000.00 $285,000.00
of Wilson, N. C.
WILSON COUNTY
483
THE WILSON SANATORIUM
A
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Treating
Non-Contagious
Diseases, A Training School For Nurses Attached,
DRS. DICKINSON & WILLIAMS,
Physicians and Surgeons in Charge.
Pullman
Co., assessed value Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Southern Railway Rolling Stock, assessed value Southern Express Co., assessed value American Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value Norfolk Southern Railroad. 23.34 miles, assessed value Southern Investment Co., assessed value Western Union Telegraph Co. assessed value Merchants Telephone Co., assessed value
—
,
11,613,51 24,626.00 33,393.00 9,912.00 6,734.40 303,41S.OO 449.00 15,805.36 280.00
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—January
4,
4,
February
20
1,
May
10,
June
21
(civil,
September
6,
October
Noember 15
(civil),
December
son.
COUNTY OFFICERS. CLERK OF COURT— S. G. Mewborne, WilSHERIFF— H. M. Roue, Wilson. REGISTER OF DEEDS- John It. Dildy,
Clark, J. B. Farmer, Wilson.
cer,
J.
Amos Hayes,
E.
T.
T. C. Davis,
J.
BLACK CREEK—D.
CROSS ROADS—L.
S.
Barnes,
G.
Mer-
Barnes Daniels, Black Creek.
Hayes,
A.
T.
Wilson.
Barnes, Z. R. Davis, Barnes. Wiley Lamm.
TREASURER—John T. Thompson, Elm City. SUPT. OF HEALTH—W. S. Anderson, Wilson. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— Chas. L. Coon, Wilson
SUPT. OF
Lucama.
SPRING HILL—G. W.
Rfd.
Watson, Kenly, Rfd.;
Ransom Kirby, Lucama; D. N. Hinton, Kenly,
Wiley
Sims,
HOME—W.
A. Scott, Wilson.
BOARD
T.
OF
ELECTIONS—D.
M.
Hill,
;
R. Stantonburg: Nathan Bass, Lucama, Rfd. Barnes, Kenly, Rfd. COMMISSIONERS— J. H. Forbes, Saratoga; Wilson Nathaniel Kirby, Walter Woodard, Kenly: W. L. Sheltbn, Stantonsburg; Henry Lane, Wilson. BOARD OF ELECTIONS— D. M. Hill, (chm'n), Wilson: L. P. Woodard, Wilson, Rfd.; W. G. Sharp, Wilson. COUNTY COURT— (Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month.) E. J. Barnes, Judge, F. D. Swindell, Solicitor; S. G. Mewborn, Clerk.
;
H. Coleman, Wilson, Rfd.; T. R. Williams, Neverson; Simpson, R. F. D. A. T. Fulghum, Taylor, R. F. D. Grover T. Lamn, Sims, R. F. D. R. H. Boswell, Sims, R F. D. TAYLORS— W. D. Dew, II. T. O'Neal, Wil; ; ;
OLD FIELDS—W.
son.
T.
—
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
WILSON TOWNSHIP— R.
F.
Vick,
E. Townsend, J. Farmer, W. R. Wood, E. G. Barnes, J. B. R. W. McFarland, W. W. Briggs, J. A.
L. Bryant, W. E. Howell, J. H. Barclay, Elm City. H. Robbins, Wilbank; Cofiekl Barnes, Saratoga; J. F. Owens. Wilson: George W. Thomas, Wilson, Rfd.; W. B. N. W. Wiggins, J. W. RobForbes, Sarasota: bins, Saratoga, Rfd. SARATOGA— J. R. Eagles. R. E. Bynum, Robert Owens, Walter D. Owens, J. Will Bass, John T. Owens. STANTONSBURG—R. M. Whitley, Stantons-
TOISNOT— J.
Watson,
.1.
GARDNER'S— John
burg.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILSON,
N. C.
Established 1874.
1st
WILSON COUNTY
IN TOWNS. George \V. Boswell, Jesse Barnes, Lucama, Rfd. H.
Toler, Janary, Princeton.
MINISTERS NOT PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Wilson, R. 3; Boswell, R.
Watson, Bertha, Kenly.
Webb,
Nell.
I..
Wilson.
G.,
Whitley,
Kim
City.
SARATOGA— SI. Kin. TM in STANTONSBURG— \V. LUCAMA E. L. Green, Prln. BOCK RIDGE—S. E. Eure, Prln.; Taylor, R. 1. MERCHANTS NOT IN TOWNS.
.1.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. ELM CITY—W. G. Coltraln, Prln.
Winstead,
('lie,
Woodard,
Parsons,
Dell, Allie,
Wilson. Wilson.
Randleman.
Emma, Elizabeth City. Koono.e, Zannte, Chadbourn. Royall, Eva, Wilson.
Cobb,
Rfd. Thomas. Crow. Wilson. Rfd. Dew, George, Wilson. Rfd. Lamm, Manton, Wilson, Rfd. Whitehead, Ceo. W.. Elm City. Rfd. Bissett, C. F., & Son, Bailey. Deans. J. F., Wilson, Rfd. Burnett Supply Co., Sims. Barnes Bros. Sims. Hester. II J., Wilson. Marlowe, Ed., Wilson. Woodard, L. P.. Wilson, Rfd. Etherldge, W. E., Evansdale.
Batts, Alsey,
City,
.
Elm
Carraway, Daphne, Wilson. Farmer, Claude, Wilson. Ffearne, Margaret, Wilson.
Field, Lillian. Hickory. Idol, Verta, High Point. Royster, Sallie, Townesville.
Wilson, Margaret, Charlotte. Hampton, Belle, Greensboro. Cox, Eula, Greenville.
Young, W. A., Jubilee.
Cole,
Marshall. Raleigh.
McLean, Edna, Black Creek.
Joyce, Black Creek. Mittie, Black Creek. Quinn, Lela R., Black Creek. Weeks, Nellie, Black Creek. Pelletier, Lola, Black Creek. Parker, W. E., Wilson. Jones,
Hill,
Rockford Gin Co.,
Southern
Elm
City.
COTTON GINS.
Cotton Oil Co., Wilson. Farmers Cotton Oil Co., Wilson. Woodard, James Ed., Wilson.
Bailey, J. L., Elm City. Elm City Improvement Co. Batts, E. W., Elm City. Rfd.
Sharp, W. D. P.. Wilson. Langley, W. H., Elm City, Rfd. Webb, Morrison, Elm City, Rfd. Briggs. R. G., Wilson. Briggs & Fleming. Wilson. Dew. J. T., & Bro., Wilson. Lamm, T. R., Wilson. Woodard, L. P., Wilson, Rfd. Walston, Bros., Saratoga. Tyson, S. H. Saratoga. Proctor, R. B., Saratoga, Rfd. Ellis, J. R.. Fountain. Watson Ruflln, Wilson. Rfd. Eatman, T. W. Wilson, Rfd. Boy kin. H. W. Wilson, Rfd. Sims. Burnett, J. M. Flowers, D. D. Sims, Rfd. Bunn. N. A., Bailey, Rfd. Hinnant, Chas. O. Kenly, Rfd. Kirby, Ransom, Lucama, Rfd. Watson, Green W. Kenly, Rfd. Stancill, John W., Lucama, Rfd. Lamm, H. W., Lucama, Rfd. Barnes, Amos, Lucama. Aycock, J. M.. & A. B., Black Creek. Carr, F. L., Wilson. Home, J. S., Black Creek. Stantonsburg Supply Co., Stantonsburg. Davis & Graves, Evansdale. Lane, H. B., Wilson, Rfd. Moore, A. J., Wilson, R. 5. Felton. Tom, Saratoga.
, ,
McLean. Nona, Lucama. Helen A., Lucama. Warren, Agnes, Lucama. Faison, Laura, Lucama. Whitley, Clara. Lucama. Spurgeon, Pattie, Lucama. Edwards. J. S., Lucama. Perry, Norwood, Lucama. Perry, Blanche, Lucama. Raper, Montie, Lucama.
Jones,
Skinner, Eva. Joyner, Bettie High, Maggie,
Bissett,
Elm Elm
City. City.
Wilson. Moore, Mittie, Wilson.
Ada, Elm City. Moore, Lula, Elm City. Mage, Susie. Wilson. Morrison. Kate, Wilson.
,
,
FLOUR, CORN AND FEED MILLS.
Wilson Light
Briggs, R.
&
Power
Co.,
Wilson.
G., Wilson. Finch, Frank, Wilson, Rfd. Flowers, D. D.. Sims, Rfd.
May. Wilson. Lula, Wilson. Hendricks, Mary, Sims. Lasar, J. T., Wilson. Graver. Bessie, Wilson. Woodside, Annie, Wilson. Baynes, Effie, Wilson. White. Pauline, Wilson. Gattis. Annie, W'ilson. Herdon, Lillian, Kenly. Pridgen, Ethel, Kenly. Bracey, Kate, Bailey. Phillips, E. B.. Wilson. Farmer. Lela, Wilson. Simpson, Allie. Wilson. Perry, E. J., Stantonsburg. Buckner. Mary C, Walsturburg. Daves, Julia, Walstonburg. Ellis, Mark L., Statonsburg. Moore, Mamie, Kenly. Williams, Laura. Kenly.
Garner,
Brantley,
SAW
MILLS.
Wilson. City, Rfd.
Kennedy,
Varnes,
Estelle,
Lucama.
Weaver, Sidney, Elm
Batts,
Christine,
Simms. W. W.,
Co.,
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Elm
City.
Armstrong, C. O., Taylor.
Dees, Penniah, Stantonsburg. Eason, Victoria. Stantonsburg. Ellis, Lucy, Wilson. Flowers, Mrs. L. P., Lucama.
Maggie, Lucama. Matthews, Mary, Kenly. Maxwell, Nellie, Statonsburg. Ivey. Blanche, Statonsburg.
Paschall,
Estelle,
Statonsburg.
Watson, Mary B., Wilson. Daniels. Mary. Wilson. Scott, Mary, B., Mrs., Elm
Langley,
Elsie,
City.
Elm
City.
Hooks, M.
O, Lucama.
Lucama.
City.
Macon, Mary B., Wilson.
Smithwick,
Goltrane.
Lamm,
Jessie,
Lucy, Wilson.
G.,
Moore, Bettie, Elm
W.
Elm
City.
Peele, George, Lucama. Perry, Fannie, Wilson.
Raspberry, Sudie, Walstonburg. Sloan. W. .1., Stantonsburg.
Edwards. Lucy, Elm City. Dixon, Viola. Elm City.
Bricklev,
Wallace,
Mary, Mrs.,
Ethel,
Elm
City.
City.
Elm
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILSON,
N. C.
DEPOSITORY OF THE UNITED STATES, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF WIUSON, TOWN OF WILSON.
WILSON COUNTY
Farmer, Dorothea, Elm City. Garriss, Martha, Wilson. Warren, Agnes, Elm City.
Wells,
4S5
J.
Adkins,
S.
Fulghum, R. H.,
Young. W. B. Bullock, J. D.
&
Co.
Blanche, Elm City. Winstead, Dora, Elm City. Garner, Nina, Wilson. Lossen, Emma, Wilson. London, Sadie, Wilson. Black, Hazel, Wilson. Lupton, Belle, Wilson. Wells, Rosa, Wilson. Haworth, C. C. Wilson. Brown, Ella E., Wilson. Daniels, Lillian, Wilson. Price, Viola, Wilson.
Woodard, P. L.. & Co. Hadley, Harris & Co. Tomlinson, L. S., & Co. Leath, J. M. Isear, Joseph, Mrs.
Ward, Sam.
Kannan Bros. Forbes, M. Barker's 5c. and 10c. Store. Batts, J. D., & W. E.
Book
Blauvelt, E.
Stores.
M.
in
WILSON.
Population,
real $4,000,000.
1910:
estate
75c.
6,717.
White Value
polls, 631; colored polls, 367.
and
personal
property,
TAX RATE:
Bonded
Wilson Drug Co. Winstead, Graham, & Son. Butchers and Dealers Moore. W. J. Armstrong, O. J.
Cattle.
on the $100.
Officers.
Armstrongs Market.
Building and
debt, $173,000.
MAYOR— O.
(LKRK— T.
Town
P.
Wilson
Home and
Loan Associations. Loan.
ATTORNEY—F. S. Hassel. SUPT. OF HEALTH— B. S. Herring. POSTMASTER— S. W. Smith. R. R. AGENTS— J. A. Spiers, A. C. L. W. Giles Winstead, N. S. EXPRESS AGENT—J. R. Hardy. TELEGRAPH MANAGERS— Willie, Lamm, W. TJ. Russell Perry, Postal. TELEPHONE MANAGER—W. H. Whitmore.
; ;
TREASURER—W. E. Warren. TAX COLLECTOR—T. A. Hinniant. CHIEF OF POLICE— J. A. Wiggs.
A.
Dickinson. Hinnant.
Atlantic Building and Loan Association. Carriage Dealers and Manufacturers. Hackney Bros. Clark Bros. & Pettus. Wilson Live Stock Co. Bryan. J. L. & W. R.
Farmer,
J.
Culpepper,
O. C.
Clubs.
Commonwealth. Commission Merchants.
J. A. Deans, P. B. Foote. T. J. Rawlings, E. G. Jones, R. C. Confectionery Roberts, F. J.
Corbett,
Ministers and
Pastor.
Churches.
C.
Pastor. M. H. Bradshaw, Pastor. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—P. D. Gold, J. Farmer, Pastors.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST—T. CHRISTIAN—Richard Bagby,
Chambliss,
Dealers.
METHODIST—
F.
Barnes-Graves Grocery Co.
Moody- Carroll
Riley, J.
Ellis,
Co.
EPISCOPAL—A. W. PRESBYTERIAN—J.
Cheatham.
C.
Shive. Pastor.
Saleeby Candy Kitchen. Barnes-Harrell Co.
GRADED— C.
Schools
L.
Hotels and New Briggs Hotel. Seabrook Hotel. Imperial Hotel. Belmont Hotel. Rice, .1. M. Barnes, Jack.
and Academies. Coon, Prln. Boarding Houses.
W.,
&
Co.
James.
Braswell, D. C. Barnes Bros. Woodard. W. H.,
&
Co.
Boykin Grocery Co. Wells Grocery Co.
Woodard,
High, W.
C
I.
Co.
Beland,
J.
W.
C.
Rudd, Mrs. European Cafe. Gorham, Mrs. W.
Paris, Hattie B. Magette, Mrs. L.
Architects.
Contractors and Builders. Wilkins Construction Co. Killett, E. F. Whitley. George. Deans. John B. Rackley, C. C. Coal and Wood Dealers.
Benton
&
Moore.
Banks and Bankers.
BRANCH BANKING
Pres.
Pres.
;
C—
S.
H.
Anderson,
Nurney, C. N. Boykin, W. J. Cralk Bros.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK—J. F. Bruton, W. E. Warren, Cash. CITIZENS BANK—R. G. Briggs, Pres.; W.
;
H. H. Murray,
Cashier.
Chamber of Commerce. Lawrence Brett, Pres. H. D. Brown, Clothiers and Men's Furnishers.
;
Sec.
M.
Farmer.
SAVINGS
Roberts,
F.
BANK—J.
.7.
Cash.
Oettinger. Gay Bros.
J.
&
D.
F.
Bruton,
Pres.;
E.
Adkins,
J.
S.
T. Barnes, Cash.
Bakers.
Young, W. B. Hadley, Harris,
Williams.
J.
T..
& Co. & Co.
& Co. & Co.
Brick
Woodard
Clark
&
Manufacturers. Anderson.
Ward, Sam. Kanan, N.
Brick Co. Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Lamm,
Isear,
T. R. Tomlinson, L.
S.
I...
Oettinger, J. Gay Bros.
&
D.
Woodard,
Co.
P.
Williams, J. T.. Clark Bros.
&
Joseph, Mrs. Batts, J. D., & W. E. Barnes, R. S., & Co.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILSON,
Directors:
N. C. Jonas Oettinger, W. J. Davis, George Hackney, J. Ed. Woodard, Joe Rosenthal, U. H. Cozart, F. A. Woodard, T. W. Tilghman, W. E. Warren, J. P. Bruton.
186
WILSON COUNTY
WILSON COUNTY
John F. Woodard. F. A. Woodard, S. A. Woodard. John E.
Bruton,
Hassell, F. S. Uzzell, Thomas. Beans, A. B.
Hill,
487
Wall
Lancaster, W. P. Magette. Lucius.
Paper
Hangers.
Farmer, Thad.
Davis,
Jefferson,
Fred. John.
D. M. Lumber Manufacturers and Stmms, W. W., Lumber Co.
Colonial Pine Co.
Manufacturing Plants. Giddens, L. D., Co., Inc. (Clocks.)
Dealers.
.
Russell,
W.
L.,
Shook
& Lumber
Co.
Hackney Buggy Co. Hackney Wagon Co. Russell, W. L., Shook & Lumber Contentnea Guano Co.
Wilson
Cotton Mill. Runnymede Knitting
Mill.
Co.
(Boxes.)
Marble Works. Wilson Marble Works. Machinery Dealers. Harper & Co. Hinnant, Rierson Co.
ELM
total,
CITY.
900;
colored,
Homer,
C.
B.
Incorporated in 1874. Population, 1910: White,
300;
Newspapers and Editors.
DAILY TIMES—J.
ZION'S
D.
Gold.
Editor.
LANDMARK—
TIMES
D. Golds, Editor. (Semi- Monthly)—P. (Semi- Weekly)—J.
Oil
Value
1.200. of real
estate,
60c.
$102,352; value of per-
sonal property, $1SS,10S.
TAX RATE:
on the $100.
Officers.
WILSON
D.
Gold, Editor. Paint and
,
Dealers.
Dildy
Wilson Hardware Co. Mayo, E. B. & Sons. & Agnew.
Painters.
POSTMASTER— R. A. Strickland. CHIEF OF POLICE— Jas. J. Farmer. R. R. AGENT— B. A. Harrelson, Jr., A. C. L. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—B. A. Harrelson,
Jr..
MAYOR—J.
Town
'V.
Winstead.
Nolly,
Charles.
W. V.
Ministers
Williams,
W.
R.
and
Churches.
Farmer,
Thad.
Nolly. G. W. Nolly, Tony. Harrell, Tom. Botts, Charles. Williford. Douglas. Barnes, H. G.
METHODIST--J. M. Ashby, Pastor. BAPTIST—W. O. Biggs, Pastor. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST—Elder Strickland,
Pastor.
GRADED— W.
Co.
Schools and Academies. G. Coltrane, Prin.
Produce Dealers.
Woodward, W. H..
Boykin Grocery Co. Wilson Grocery Co.
E.
ELM CITY BANK—John L. Bailey, O. McGowan, Cash. TOISNOT BANKING CO.—R. S.
;
Banks and
Bankers.
Pres.
•
Wells,
Pies.
James W. Hays, Cash.
Doctors.
S.
Barnes-Harrell Co. Wells Grocery Co. Plumbers. Hinton, J. R. Piano and Organ Dealers.
Lancaster,
Moore, E. G. Harrison. John Barnes. B. F. Putney, R. H.
Burden, W.
J. J.
A.
Elm
Churchwell, W. J. Whitson, W. Wray, L. H. Photographers. Alphin, J. E. Foust, O. V.
Printing
Stalling!?,
Offices.
Druggists. City Pharmacy. General Merchandise. Bally, John L. Wells, R. S. Barnes, George A. Braswell Dawes Co. Dixon, A. C.
Ed.
Gold. P. D.. & Co. Barrett's Printing House. Real Estate Agents. Townsend. R. E. Boykin-Townsend Real Estate Co. Wilson Insurance & Realty Co. Deans, Ernest. Bardin, J. D. Kaines, J. R.
& Son. J. T., Cobb, L. C. (Furniture.) Barnes, B. H. Winstead, John W. (Jeweler.) Sharp, J. D. Batts, J. D. Farmer. John L. Batts, J. D. (Market).
Watson,
Tulluck.
Lillian.
Gamer,
Eli.
Sharp
&
(Milliner.)
Farmer.
Co.
Home
Brown, H. D.
Realty
C.
&
Development Co.
Toisnot Grocery Pridgen, W. H.
(Wholesale.)
Nurney, Boykin,
Walls, Walls,
Shingle Dealers. N.
J.
Dixie
Taylor.
Hotels and Hotel.
Bettie.
Boarding Housess.
Stables.
W.
Tailors.
Livery
Wm.
Co.
Williams,
T.
W.
Co.
C. (Carriage maker.) Insurance Agents. O.
Elmo. Applewhite &
Manufacturing Plants.
Williams
Williams.
Lumber
Undertakers and Embalmers. Quinn-McGowan Furniture Co. Darden, C. H., & Son. Veterinary Surgeons.
Herring. L. Reld, E. L.
J.
W
McGowan,
Hays. Sharp,
J.
E.
W.
D.
('..
J.
(Col).
Lettget.t,
A
48S
WILSON —YADKIN
Automobile and
Bicycle
Dealers.
c. C.
Yivrett.
(Bicycles.)
Hotels and Boarding Davis, Mrs. Willie .1.
Hill, Mrs. J. H. Phillips, E. P.
Houses.
Winstead. Clarence. (Automobiles.) Narron, J. A. (Market).
Cotton
Gins.
SARATOGA.
Population,
1914,
Value
property,
real
140. estate, $20, CIS;
value
personal
Aycock & Newsom. Lucas & Bass Co. Barber Shops.
Churches. PRIMITIVE BAPTIST— (Vacant). FREE-WILL BAPTIST— Rev. Grice, Pastor. METHODIST— Futrell Lance, Pastor. Schools and Academies. E. J. Perry, Prln. ; Sudle Raspber-
$26,498. Ministers and
Woodard, B.
Ellis,
T.
Morris.
Lucas & Aycock & Newsome (Saw and Lumber
Telephone Exchange.
R. Davis, Mgr., Local and tance Connections. Shoe Repair Shops. Luper, A. J.
Z.
Manufacturing Plant;.. Bass Co. (Lumber Mill.)
Mill).
HIGH—
ry,
Long
Dis-
Asst.
Doctors.
Eagles, C.
S.
General
L. Harrell, Alex.
Merchandise.
Gay.
J.
WILBANKS.
Incorporated in 1905. Population, 1914: Whites,
total
Lemmons, Mrs.
Owens, George. Owens, Ben. Tyson, Ben. McKeel, Jno.
Skinner, Albert.
C. L.
30;
colored.
22;
52
estate,
Value" real
$20,000;
Officers.
value
personal
property, $5,000.
MAYOR—W.
LUCAMA.
Town
B.
Manufacturing Plants.
CHIEF OF POLICE
Forbes. G. T. Johnson.
—
John Price (Cotton Gin).
CLERK—J. H.
colored
74;
Robinson. General Merchandise.
Grocers.
Wilbanks Mercantile Co.
200;
Population,
total,
1912:
Whites
274.
Johnson
Harrell,
&
J.
Bobbins.
E.
Value
property,
TAX RATE:
real estate, $40,661.
50c.
$71,496;
value
personal
on the $100.
Officers.
BLACK CREEK.
Incorporated in 1816. Population, 1914: Whites,
total
188.
CLERK— H. Lamm. CHIEF OF POLICE—N. L. Lucas. POSTMASTER—Jesse Barnes. R. R. AGENT—S. V. Ellis, ACL. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—S. V. Ellis,
I.
MAYOR— E.
Town
P.
130;
colored,
58;
Redding.
Value
real
estate.
$45,864;
Officers.
value
personal
property. $18,910.
W.
U.
FREE-WILL BAPTIST— R.
Lamm,
W.
H.
General
and Churches. Benson, Pastor. F. Pitman. Pastor. Schools and Academies. HIGH—J. S. Edwards.
METHODIST—J.
Ministers
M.
MAYOR—G. A. Smith. POSTMASTER—G. A. Smith. CHIEF OF POLICE—E. E. Mason. R. R. AGENT— O. A. Privett, A. C. MANAGER TELEGRAPH—0. A.
W. U.
Ministers
Town
L. Privett,
METHODIST—D.
Schools
and Churches. F. Futrell.
Doctors.
I.
and
Academies.
Prln.
Reed, D.
ACADEMY—Miss
Merchandise.
J.,
E. McLean, Doctors.
Newsome, W.
&
Bro.
Smith, G. A. General
Merchandise.
Co.
Lucas, Jesse. Farmers' Mercantile Agency.
Woodard, P.
Privett,
W.
J.
L.. T.
&
Lamm,
Davis,
Leroy.
Aycock,
W.,
&
Sons.
Barnes, K.
W.
Druggists.
W.
Lucas
&
.R Bass Co.
Redding, E. F. Bedding's Pharmacy (E. F. Redding, Prop). Butchers and Dealers in Cattle. Branch, A. M.
Davis, P. A. Pearson, J. E. Lancaster, R., Bass, E. B. Boswell, E. L.
&
Sons.
Smith,
Bass,
G. G.
Mrs.
Hotels and Boarding Houses. E. J.
YADKIN COUNTY
COUNTY SEAT, YADKINVILLE.
POPULATION:
Formed
in
1850.
(Census 1910), 15,428. Named in honor of Yadkin River.
AREA:
.NO.
320 square miles.
real estate. $2,042,613; value of personal property, $1,345,265. Property listed in 1914, by whites, $3,339,740; by negroes, $48,138. OF SCHOOLS: For Whites. 54; for negroes, 9. TAX RATE— County purposes, 19c. on the $100; special, 15c; for school, 10c; bridge. PUBLIC ROADS: No. miles, 650; worked under old system.
Value of
YADKIN COUNTY
RAILROAD,
489
TELEGRAPH AND
,
EXPRESS oOMPANIES.
$5,000.00 3,000.00 905.00
29.
Yadkin River Bridge Co., assessed value Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., assessed value
Yadkinville Telephone Co.
SUPERIOR COURT TERMS—March
assessed value
1,
August 23; November
Macy,
J.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
ville.
R
CLERK OF COURT—J. L. Crater, YadkinSHERIFF— C. VV. Poindexter, Yadkinville.
"3
REGISTER OF DEEDS— W.
Yadkinville.
H. G. VVooten,
TREASURER—J. H. Dobbins, Yadkinville. CORONER—W. E. Rutledge, Yadkinville. SURVEYOR—Stephen Perdew, Cycle. SUPT. OF HEALTH— S. L. Russell, Y'adkin2. ville. R. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS— \V. D. Martin, East
Bend.
SUPT. OF
ville.
HOME—J.
E.
Shugart,
Yadkin-
BOARD
(chni'n),
OF
EDUCATION—L.
Huulsville; J. L. Boonville. B. Long, Boonville. R. 1. ; Vestal Siloam, R. Daub, East Bend, R. 3.
M. V. Fleming,
A. Speas, Reavis, Yadkinville;
(chra'n), 2; S. L.
COMMISSIONERS—R.
W.
Gough & Johnson, Hamptonville. Pardew, D. B., Yadkinville. Stimson, J. B., Siloam. Steelman, T. A.. Shore. Hoots. H. W., Mana. Chopland. John. East Bend. Davis, P. A., East Bend. Vestal, E. J., Y'adkinville. R. 3. Smitherman, L. L., Boonville, R. 2. Hinshaw, 1. M., Yadkinville, R. 1. Reavis, W. D., Yadkinville. R. 1. Johnson, C. W., Yadkinville, R. 1. Matthews, K. A., Siloam, R. 2. Fletcher, R. M., Siloam. R. 2. Daub Bros.. East Bend, R. 3. Williams Bros., Yadkinville. R. 2. Todd, C. H., Yadkinville, R. 2.
V., Y'adkinville. Pinnix. J. C. Marlen. Thompson, K. M.. Jonesville. Swaim, W. F., Boonville.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS—John
L.
nagan,
(chni'n), Dunnagan; Yadkinville.
Kelly,
F. Long, C. F. Dun-
FLOUR,
Hauser,
J.
CORN AND FEED MILLS.
H., Yadkinville, R.
2.
1.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. BOONVILLE TOWNSHIP—M. M.
T. R. Casstevens, H."" W. Wagoner, ton, J. H. Fleming. Boonville.
J.
1'oindeter, S. A., Siloam, R. Daub, Bros., East Bend, R.
Crumel,
C.
Bur-
R.
W. M.
nings.
KNOBS—F. B. Haynes, W. D. Halcomb, VV. Evans, K. M. Thompson, Jonesville. BUCK SHOAL—A. D. Gentry, G. N. Cook.
Parks. Hamptonville; L. L. Trivett, Jen-
Vestal & Reece, Yadkinville. Hutchins. W. A.. Yadkinville. White, G. T., Buck Shoal. Piedmont Roller Mills. Yadkinville.
3.
Hinshaw
Bowman
Shore.
Steelman
Co., Yadkinville. Bros.. Siloam. Shore. East Bend. Isaac, Yadkinville.
&
&
DEEP CREEK—T.
J.
H.
Royal, Y'adkinville; Yadkinville, R. 1.
W.
Chamberlain, C. D. Deavis, Ed. Petree,
J.
Miller, Yadkinville; S. L. Russell. Y'adkinville, R. 2; Eugene, Danner, Yadkinville, R. 1; J. C. Money, Yadkinville. J. W. Daub. P. L. Kiger. East Bend; I. S. Shields, East Bend, R. 2; John Long. Huntsville; J. H. Eaton, Yadkinville. EAST BENTJ—J. T. Patterson, J. A. Norman, J. O. Patterson, W. N. Horn, J. W.
LIBERTY—J.
H. James,
Kelly & Hoots. Longtown. Sizemore & Todd, Rockford. Matthews. W. A., Siloam, R. Martin. J. A., East Bend.
2.
C.
SAW
McCoy,
Arnold, Rackett,
J.
.1.
MILLS.
FARBUSH—
W., Hamptonville, R. 1. W., Hamptonville. W. L.. East Bend. R. 1.
Marler,
Money, J. M. Davis, W. B. Money, A. B. Warden, Y'ankinville.
B.
FALL CREEK—W.
East Bend.
Miller. I. S.. Boonville. Joyner, S. H., & Sons, Yadkinville. Hoots, John Longtown. Boonville. Adams, G. Steelman & Shore. East Bend. Sizemore, J. R., Rockford. Spillman & Gough, Yadkinville, R.
W,
2.
MINISTERS NOT
IN
S.
TOWNS.
S.
BAPTIST—T.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Nicks, S. G., Marler. Crater, R. R., Cycle. Hanes, Roscoe, Jonesville. Jonesville. Hemrick, Mary E. Baity. Belle, Yadkinville. Halleman, W. A., Jonesville. Baity, Annie, Yadkinville.
,
ville; W. R. Bryant, Boonville; W. V. Brown Marler; O. J. Martin, Siloam. METHODIST—D. C. Norman. T. H. Stimpson. East Bend; W. H. Long, Yadkinville.
C. Myers, Coram. E.
May, YadkinW. Turner. Welborn
FRIENDS—W.
Vestal,
H.
Lucy
Bend.
Yadkinville;
Adams, Frank Warden, James Ring, East
A.
Kernel-,
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
COURTNEY"
Prin.
ACADEMY—A.
IN
PHYSICIANS NOT
Russell,
TOWNS.
Ruth Harding, Jonesville. Nanny, J. II., Jonesville. Nanny, J. H., Jonesville. Norman, W. H., East Bend. Caudle, Mamie, Hamptoville. Brown, B. R., Hamptoville.
King, Ivy, Y'adldnville. Renigar, E. M., Y'adkinville. IVndry, J. W., Yadkinville. Anthony, T. R.. Yadkinville. Graso, Joe, Yadkinville. Hudspeth, Evelyn, Hamptonville. Eaton, Susan, Yadkinville. Wiihelm, Bessie, East Bend. Norman, Myrl, East Bend. Norman, Lora, East Bend. Tomlinson, Myrtle, East Bend. Hutchens, Charlie, East Bend. Hutchens. Ethel, East Bend.
Harding, S. A., Courtney. Clingman, J. J. Huntsville.
S. L., Yadkinville. Holcomb, C. M., Chestnut Ridge. Salmons, J. H., Jonesville.
MERCHANTS NOT
Howell Myers
IN
TOWNS.
1.
Davis. E. T.. Yadkinville, R. 2. & Sherman, Yadkinville, R. Cass, Buck Shoal. Warden, J. F., Yadkinville, R. 3. Hoots, H. F., Y'adkinville. Martin, U. A., Yadkinville.
&
490
Nicholson, Ethel, East Bend. Speas, Anna. East Bend. Martin, \v. 1)., East Bend. Martin, Leona, East Bend. Davis. Ethel, East Bend. Reece, J. T., Yadkinville. Andrew, Arthur, Yadklnvllle. Marl Le, \V .L., Yadkinville. Shore, Mollie, Mrs., Yadkinville. Caudle, Cora, Yadkinville. K.avis. Mamie, Yadkinville. Brandon, Cora, Yadkinville. Kener, A. A. Yadkinville. Danner, Ida, Yadkinville.
Boonville. Ethel, Reece, Allgood. .1. D., Yadkinville. Kelly, Herman, Yadkinville. Shore. Ha, Y'adkinville. Shermer, J. O. L., Yadkinville. Jester, B. F., Yadkinville. Williams, Eula, Yadkinville.
YADKIN COUNTY
Doctors.
Harding, T. R.
Townsend, M.
Puryear, it C Williams, S. C. Reece, D. M. Banes, F. W.
L.
Lawyers.
THE YADKIN RIPPLE
Rutlcdgo, Editor. General Douthit, F. R. Logan, J. A.
Newspapers and
Editors.
(Weekly)— W.
E.
Merchants.
Mackie. H. H.
Pass. .T. W. Hinshaw, W. A. Hotels and
Boarding
Stables.
Houses.
Yadkinville Inn. Logan House.
Boonville. Boonville. Boonville. Woodhouse Irma, Boonville. Boonvllle. Burton, Sady, Angel, Daisy, Boonville. Salmons, J. F., Boonville. Shugart, Minnie, Yadkinville. Fleming, Ruth, Boonville. Shore, Doric. Boonville. Shore, Stella, Boonville. Stimpson, Julia, Lewisville. Crater, J. M., Cycle. Crater, Bertha, Cycle. Myers, E. G., Hamptonville.
Day,
Jerry,
Lambeth
Foust,
.Mary,
Zachary,
J.
Livery E.
Elizabeth,
Manufacturing
Plants.
Yadkinville Roller Mills. Yadkinville Buggy Co. Yadkinville Harness Shop. Casstevens & Tulbert. (Brick). Money, J. C. (Cabinet). Hutchins, Robert (Blacksmiths).
BOONVILLE.
Incorporated in 1S95. Population, 1914: Whites.
total,
306;
colored,
12;
Value
318. real
estate,
15c.
$55,703;
value
personal
Myers, Grace, Hamptonville. Myers, H. C. Hamptonville. Pennix, J. C, Marler. Rinhordt, H. G., Boonville. Parks, R. S., Jennings. Haynes, J. R. Lewisville.
,
property, $54.G14.
TAX RATE:
on the $100; 40c on the
Officers.
poll.
Wagoner, Prieilla, Jonesville. Hobson, Thero. Yadkinville. Yestal, Ha, Siloam.
Roy, Yadkinville. Myrtle, Siloam. Stimson, J. E.. Siloam. Prim, Troy, Siloam. Miller, Carrie, Siloam. Reece, C. O., East Bend. Pendry, Ray, Yadkinville. West, W. R., Yadkinville.
POSTMISTRESS— Mrs. H. W. Reece. CHIEF OF POLICE— J. M. Modi. Ministers and Churches. BAPTIST— Sam Morton, Pastor.
Prin.
MAYOR— W.
Town
F. Fletcher.
Prim,
Allen,
METHODIST— J. T. Stover, Pastor. Schools and Academies. YADKIN VALLEY INSTITUTE— Jerry
Banks and
;
Day,
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK—F.
W. Day,
Pres.
J.
Bankers.
Wade
Shore, Cash.
Doctors.
Joyner,
C.
R.,
Y'adkinville.
earner, Maud, Y'adkinville. Conrad. Lula, East Bend. Long, Lucille, Cana.
Finney, J. R. Shore, T. W. General
Merchants.
Fleming
&
Woodhouse.
(Candies and Soft Drinks)
Hendricks. C. D.
Aurburn Dwd. Co.
Day, F. W.
Hayes. T.
colored.
lintel
YADKINVILLE.
Incorporated in 1885. White, Population, 1910:
447. real estate, property, $1,125,354.
total,
412;
33;
L. (Clothing & Furniture.) Hotels and Boarding Houses. Angel.
Hendricks House.
Barbers.
Yalue
$2,02. >,300;
r
value personal
Coram.
Angel,
.1.
J.
Undertakers and
Embalmers.
TAX RATE:
10c.
on the $100; 30c. on the
Officers.
J.
C.
poll.
Shingle
Factory.
Town
POSTMASTER— J.
Ministers
MAYOR— F.
W.
Hanes. D. L.
Steelman. H. J. Manufacturing Plants.
CHIEF OF POLICE—J.
and
Sampson.
Woodhouse, M.
Buggies. ) Craver, A.
J.,
L.,
e's January North Carolina, South Carolina. VirAlabama, Arkansas and Mississippi. February 12 Lincoln's Birthday In Connect-
—Anniversary of the Battle of New 19 — Florida, Birthday — In
General
Election Day In Arizona, California. Colorado. Delaware, Florida. Idaho, Illinois (in Chicago, Springfield and East St. Louis only), Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana. Maryland, Michigan. Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada,
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Mexico,
ta.
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in the years when elections are held therein. November— Thanksgiving Day (usually the fourth Thursday in November) Is observed in all the States and in the District of Columbia, though in some States it is not a statutory holiday. December 25 Christmas Day In all the States and Territories and in the District of
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Friday preceding Easter SunAlabama. Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Connecticut. April 19 Patriot's Day In Massachusetts and
Good Friday
—In —
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Columbia.
all the States
,
Maine.
April 21 Anniversary of the Battle of San Jacinto In Texas. April 26 Confederate Memorial Day In Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Mississippi. May 10 Confederate Memorial Day In North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Day
are holidays Governor.
when
so
designated
by the
May (Second
Tennessee. May 20
Friday)
— Confederate — In
all
Day
—In —
—Anniversary
—Decoration
of
Mecklenburg Declaration North Carolina.
the Signingg of the of Independence In
States and Territories (and District of Columbia), except Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North In Virginia Carolina, South Carolina, Texas.
May
30
Day
the
Arbor Day is a legal holiday in Arizona, Maine, Maryland, New Mexico, Wisconsin and Wyoming, the day being set by the Governor in Texas, February 22; Nebraska, April 22; Utah, April 15; Rhode Island, second Friday in May; Montana, second Tuesday in May; Colorado (school holiday only), third Friday in April; in Oklahoma, the Friday following the second Monday in March; in Arkansas, first Saturday in March. Every Saturday after 12 o'clock, noon, is a
legal holiday in Illinois
(in cities of 200,000 or
more
York,
inhabitants),
Maryland,
Michigan,
New
known June
da.
Confederate Memorial Day. Jefferson Davis' Birthday In FloriGeorgia, Alabama, Mississippi. Tennessee,
as 3
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Jersey. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, the District of Columbia (for banking purposes), and in New Orleans, La., and Charleston, S. C. in Louisiana and Missouri in cities of 100.000 or more inhabitants; in Tennessee, for State and county offices, and in Colorado during June, July and August, in
;
New
mont.
Labor Day (the first Monday in September In all the States and Territories (and the District of Columbia), except North Dakota. In Louisiana observed in Orleans Parish. In Wyoming by proclamation of the Governor. September 12 Old Defenders' Days In Baltimore. Md. October 12 Columbus Day In California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New York,
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Kan-
Castle County, Delaware. There is no National Holiday, not even the Fourth of July. Congress has at various times In the second sesappointed special holidays. sion of the Fifty-third Congress, it passed an jet making Labor Day a public holiday in the District of Columbia, and it has recognized the existence of certain days as holidays for commercial purposes, but with the exception named, The there is no general statute on the subject. proclamation of the President designating a day of Thanksgiving only makes it a legal holiday in the District of Columbia and the Territories.
New
ANNIVERSARIES.
DATES OF HISTORICAL EVENTS CTJSTO MARILY OR OCCASIONALLY' OBSERVED.
Jan.
Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan.
1.
Emancipation
coln, 1863.
Proclamation
by Lin-
Feb. Feb. Feb.
12. 15.
Battleship
Abraham Lincoln born, Maine blown
1809.
up,
1898.
22.
5.
8.
17. 19. 27. 29.
Battle of New Orleans, 1815. Franklin born, 1706. Robert E. Lee born. 1S07. German Emperor born, 1859.
March March March
April
April
15. 18.
6.
9.
George Washington born, 1732. Boston Massacre, 1770. Andrew Jackson born, 1767. Grover Cleveland born, 1837. North Pole reached by Robert
Peary.
1909.
at
E.
William McKinley born. 1843.
Lee surrendered
Appomattox, 1865.
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