yoar)(^ f\\eT)'8 Q^ristaip ^55oeiatiop
OF GREENSBORO. N. C,
Extends to every man who reads this, a cordial invitation to vi- ;'
The flssociation Building,
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On ICast Market. -Street, near Post, Office. The Rooms being n *|ic first floory t!=iey are easily accessible to all. J ii : . m^y be found a lig'ht, pleasant
^- READING ROOM,
\\nu'fi^■dny of the leading daily, weekly and month!)- publicatio;;
>-jrJt^aEIIStSBv:
TY MRECi t Ml
A COSY LIBRARY ROOM,
indrcd volumes, many of them the works ol homc of the miost eminent writers of the day/- A^so Book's of history, biography, reference, and a complet^ Encyclopaedia.
■*'* PARLORS. pleasantly furnished with games of Crokinole, CheX:kers and Che- Also a fine Piano. •
THE GYMNASIUM is very well equipp<:5d witli nearly all kinds of apparatus for physic development,
THE BATH ROOMS
in the Sjtate. Two Shower and two Tub P)nti itand cold water.
NC
317. 56C G81
1892-93
MEMBERSHIP [Association will cost only $3,00^ year,
}n e\/etty Sunday Ritevnoon.
BROWN'S
One Price House,
The Largest Retail Establishment in the City.
We carry at all times a full and complete line of
Clothing, Fine Dress Goods, Slioes,
HATS, CARPETS, STAPLE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
JVIail Orders CareJully M Promptly pilled.
S/inPLE 5. PROWN 6^ C2.,
232 and 234- S. Elm St.,
o-REEisrsBOPto, isr. c.
G. p. VANSXORY.
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Liivery, Feed and Sale Stables,
IH, 116 and 118 S. Davie St., in rear of Bank and Post Office.
Fine Teams, Carriages, Phaetons, Surreys, Buggies and Carts always on hand for Sale and Hire
J. M. STEWART, Manager.
GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY
3 0300 00657 0533
QUILFORD COLLEQE,
Established in 1837. C}7artered as Guilford College in 1888.
Beautifully located ; three elegant new buildings ; a handsome Y. M. C. A. Hall just completed, and other fine buildings in prospect. >
Guilford College is unsurpassed for healthfulness and for Christian and home-like influences. The three regular col- lege courser, are broad and comprehensive. The Normal and Business courses, and also the Shorthand and Type- writing, are conducted by thoroughly practical teachers. Large and very valuable Libraries accessible to all students. Also good Society Libraries.
A Four Hundred Dollar Scholarship at Bryn Mawr open to lady graduates annually. The Cabinet of Natural History is the finest College Collection in the State.
A fine Dairy Farm, owned by the College, supplies the students with an abundance of fresh milk and butter.
Terms very moderate. Write for Catalogue. Fall Term opens August 23rd, 1892.
ROBT. C. ROOT, B. S, L. LYNDON HOBBS, A. M.,
Treasurer. President.
Guilford College, Guilford Co., N. C.
FNDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Alderman S L, photographer, 26
Bain Building Co, contractors, left
centre lines.
Beacham W B, contractor 29
Bennett College, between 4 and 5 Brown S S & Co, dry goods and
clothing 2
Browne Samuel, brick contractor.. 3
Bvnum W P, Jr, lawyer 32
C F & Y V Railway.: 4
Cartland H H, merchant tailor,
outside cover. Carr O W & Co, insurance, right
centre lines.
Chaffin A P, painters 110
Coleman J H, gun and lock smith 35
Darden & Gay, shoes 38
Daily Record 96
Daily Workman, between 4 and 5
Douglas Ro M, lawyer 40
Farrar W B & Son," jewelers Ill
Farriss W A, baker, 42
Fishblate F, clothing 3
Fitzsimons Geo, bicycle agent 36
Greensboro Ice Co, bet 4 and 5
Greensboro Sash and Blind Co 6
Greensboro Water Co, 46
Greensboro Steam Laundry 46
Greensboro Female College 48-49
Greensboro Brick and Tiling Co... 93
Griffith Dr J W, 47
Guilford Lumber Co, 50
Hart-is J H, harness, shoes, &c 111
Holley W E, grocer 53
Houston & Bro, grocers 54
Jones J S, mang Provident Life
Assurance Society of New York 57 Kandy Kitchen, confectioneries... 37
Keeley Institute 58
Lewis J & C, blacksmiths 61
Lowe Geo W, band instructor 62
Lowe, Nelson & Co, painters, 65
PAGE.
Marsh J N, mdse broker 63
McAdoo House Cigar and News
Stand 64
Miller & Lindsay, state agts The
Mutual Life Ins Co of N Y 67
Monroe House 68
Mt. Airy Granite Co 93
Neese J H, marble vard Ill
Oak Hill Hosiery Mills 70
O'Connor Dairy 71
Odell Hardware Co 110
Peirce F A, civil engineer, out- side cover. Phipps J H, gen mdse, bet 4 and 5 Phoenix John J, produce dealer... 72
Reece & Elam, job printers 96
Richardson & Fariss, druggists,
right centre lines. Schenck & Schenck, lawyers, out- side cover.
Scott Levi M, lawyer 77
Scott J W & Co, grocers, right top lines.
Singer Mf'g Co 79
Snell F V, plumber 6
South Greensboro Pharmacy 82
Taylor F N, livery stables 84
Terry Miss Nannie, dress maker... 85
The National Bank 3
Thomas & Chrismon, grocers 86
Turner Dr Chas A, bet 4 and 5
Van^tory C M & Co, clothing 5
Vanstory C P, livery stables 2
Wakefield Dairy Farm 88
Wharton- Jackson Co, ice mfrs 110
White Robert G, photographer.... 90
Woodroffe Thomas, contractor 93
Woods & Williams, barbers 6
Worth-Wharton Real Estate Co,
left top lines. Y M C A, front cover.
F". KISHBUATi^R,
Wholesale and Retail
Cloihier, Haller and Furnisher.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
230 SOUTH ELM STREET, GREENSBORO, N. C.
SAMUEL BROWNE, Bricklayer and Contractor,
407 Walker Avenue,
GrEEElSrSBOPiLO, nsT. c. Or Box 71, Salem, N. C.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GREENSBORO,
Organized, 1876. Capital, $100,00'0.
Surplus, $59,000.00.
NEIL ELLINGTON, President. A. H. ALDERMAN, Cashier.
LYNDON SWAIM, W. S. HILL, W. E. SEVILLE, JOHN. M. ODELL,
W. J. ARMFIBLD, LOGAN McCULLOCH, NEILL ELLINGTON.
Collections made all over the State. A general banking business trans- acted. Careful and prompt attention given to collections. Correspondence solicited.
■JZE
TheCapoFearlTailkiiiMejfEaik;,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
J^iopfolk and IXXestepn l^ailroad, Seaboard Rip liine,
Atlantic Coast Liine,
AflD THE
Charleston, Sampter and flofthcrn 1^. 1^.
Is tie Most Belial M Freii M Fasseegef liie
Greensboro, N. C, Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va., Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston and all points North and East.
Short Line to Roanoke, Va.,
And all points on the Norfolk & Western system — North, East and West to
Charleston, Darlington, Sumpter, S. C, and all points on the Charleston, Sumpter & Northern Railroad, • South and Southeast.
Facilities for Through Shipment of Freight Unsurpassed.
For schedules, rates and all other information apply to any agent of the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railway or to
J.W. FRY, G.W. ALLEY, W.E.KYLE,
Gen'l Mangr, Agent, (,'. F. & P. A.
GREENSBORO, N. C. GREENSBORO, N. C. FAVETTEVILLE, N C.
Bennett College,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Sustained by the Freedmen's Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and under the patronage of the
North Carolina Conference of that church.
Does Academic, Normal and Collegiate Work.
TERMS VERY LOW.
Special Offer: — Only $50.00 cash in advance, pays for a year's board and school expenses.
TME DAILY WORKH/IN,
F'o-anded. in 1S8S.
J. L. MIOHAUX, - - Editor. J. S. MIOHAUX, - Local Editor.
4 Pages, 24 Columns.
published Evei^^ i^ftBrnoon Ej^Gepfs ^unda^.
PRICE, $3.00 a YEAR; 25c PER MONTH.
Delivered by cariiers in every part of tiie city.
Advertising t^ates treasonable.
OFFICE IN YATES BUILDING, GPP. BENBGW HOUSE.
DR. CHAS. A. TUHMR.
DEINTTIST,
Office, S. Elm Street, Over S. S, Brown's Store,
J. HENRY PHIPPS, ,
BDEALER INE
Gre:ne:ra.l ]X[e:rc:]ria.in.d.ise:^
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GREENSBORO ICE COMPANY,
Wm. E. WORTH, Proprietor.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ice JVIade of Pupe Distilled Water.
BLOCKS 14 INS. THICK, 32 INS. LONG. All Orders Shall Have Careful Attention.
J. p. HARKNESS, Manager.
GREENSBORO
CITY DIRECTORY
For 1892-'93,
CONTAININCx A
Several Directory of tbe Uiiim,
ALSO A
BUSINESS AND STREET DIRECTORY
AND MISCELLANEOUS COMPILATION o¥ USEFUL INFORMATION.
A DIRECTORY OF GUILFORD COLLEGE WILL BE FOUND FOLLOWING.
STONE & KENDALL, Publishers,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
JJ-
C. n. Y/INSTORT 6r CO.,
Is HeadquaPteKs fof
Kine Clotliing,
HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
We have all our goods manufactured and imported, and buy them in larger quantities than any other house in North Carolina, conseauently we can underbuy and undersell all other houses that buy in small quantities and try to keep a little of everything.
You can save money by se'eing our stock before buying Clothing and Hats. We have suits to tit all sizes of men and boys. Very respectfully,
C. M. VANSTORY & CO.,
One Price Clothiers and Hatters, 216 South Elm Street, GREENSBORO, X. C.
INTRODUCTORY
It is with pleasure we are enabled to place before our readers, and the public, our first Directory for the City of Greensboro. Our work contains ah alphabetical list of the adult population, a classified Business Directory, and a miscellaneous compilation of the civil authorites, courts, churches, societies, &c.
A Directory is a work the most prone of all to errors, from the fact that information is received from all sources, and in many cases' given in a manner calculated to mislead, but we believe the present volume will be found entirely free of errors that will in any way detract from the value of this book.
We have endeavored to make our work thorough in every de- partment, and we extend our thanks to our patrons and the citizens who so kindly aided us by their courtesies, reception and liberality. May Greensboro continue to grow and prosper, and her citizens be blessed with happiness and fortune's choicest gifts. Respectfully,
STONE & KENDALL, Greensboro, N. C, June, 1892. Publishers.
GREENSBORO SASH AND BLIND CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sas[), Blipds, Mouldings
AND BRACKEITS,
AND DEALERS IN
flII K^inds of Pine Liumber,
202 LEWIS STREET,
Gri^EH::N:sBOi^o, :isr. c.
BON TON BARBERSHOP
For First-Class Shaving and Hair Cutting.
The Bon Ton is the finest equipped shop in the State, and the Proprie- tors will spare no pains to make it pleasant for their patrons.
WOODS & WILLIAMS, Prop'rs,
flext Doop to Benbocu House Otfiee.
F. V. SNELL,
Umm PLUMBER, STEAM AND GAS FITTER.
EJTinATEJ FROMFTLY FURNISMEb.
Prices Moderate and Work Guaranteed. 116^ EAST MARKET STREET.
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SREENSBORO FIRE DEPARTMENT,
C D. BENBOW, Chief. JOS. J. STONE, ASST. Chief
CONSISTS OF
1 La France Steam Fire Engine.
1 Rumse)'^ Hook and Ladder Truck.
1 Hose \^'agon.
4 Hose Carts.
3 Horses.
3.000 feet of Hose.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
J. W. GRIFFITH, SUPT.
OOxXSISTS OF TEN GAYNOR FIRE BOXES, LOCATED AS FOLLOWS :
Box 12. — Belle Meade ave., and Clay. Key at Farmers' Ware- house, Mrs. Orreil's and Mr. Lamb's residence.
Box 13.— Corner Lindsay and Church. Key at Dr. Griffith's, J. R. Hughes' and J. W. Pugh's.
Box 14. — Corner West Market and Edgeworth. Key at Haywood Alderman's, Neil Ellington's and W. J. Blackburn's.
Box 15. — Corner Market and Elm. Key at Fitzsimon's drug store, Postoffice and Forbis' law office.
Box 21.— Corner Lyndon and E. Market. Key at C. E. Holton's, S. C. Dodson's and Mack Gerran's.
Box 23. — Corner Eugene and e W^ashington. Kej' at C P. Frazier's, Dr. Rowe's and corner house.
Box 24. — Corner Washington and S. Elm. Key at Scott's store, McAdoo House and R. R. Moore's.
Box 25. — Corner Forbis and Washington. Key at C H. Dor- sett's, J. L. Brockmann's and P. D. Price's.
Box 31.— Ashe and R. & D. R. R. crossing. Key at W. E. Coffin's, Shober's factory and Guilford Lumber Company.
Box 32. — Corner Asheboro, Gorrell and Fayetteville. Key at brick house on Gorrell st., A. P. Connelly's and C. F. & V. V. depot.
To turn in an alarm open outside door and pull down the bar you will find extending through to the inside door. Hold down same for a moment then turn loose.
GREENSBORO.
The Gate City of the South.
IT IS SITUATED IN THE BEST FRUIT CLIMATE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA.
Greensboro, the capital of Guilford county, founded in 1808, and the most important city of the Piedmont section of North Carolina, has a population of 9,500. It is most favorably situated, being at the junction of the Richmond & Danville, the North Carolina, the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley, and the Northwestern North Carolina Railroads, with their branches. It has an elevation of nine hun- dred feet above the sea level, and a genial and healthful climate. Railroads extend from it in eight difierent directions, and several new roads are projected. Numerous feeders are being constructed, connecting important points with lines now centering at Greensboro. The Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railway has been extended to Wilmington, and when complete in its Northwestern extension will bring the Pocahontas coal fields within a short distance, and place the coke and coal of that famous region in the Greensboro market at a very low figure, and will give us direct communication with Cincinnati, Chicago and the entire Northwest.
Moreover, Greensboro is the point of intersection of the two great trunk lines — the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railway leading from Wilmington, on the sea-coast, to the Ohio Valley and the North- west, and the Richmond & Danville Railroad, the main line from New York to New Orleans.
Fifty miles south of Greensboro, on the C. F. & Y. V. Railway, are the Deep River coal fields ; while about thirty miles north are the Dan River coal fields. Coal is now being delivered here for $3 per ton, and offered for less on large contracts.
One of the most remarkable ranges of iron ore in the State crosses Guilford county in a northeast and southwest direction, about ten miles northwest of Greensboro.
10 APPENDIX.
Greensboro is a desirable place of residence. The population is orderly, thrifty and energetic, genial and hospitable. It has great natural and artificial attractions. Beautiful residences, a profusion of shrubbery and flowers, and well shaded streets and avenues greet the eye. Greensboro is appropriately called "The City of Flowers."
There are fifteen churches, four graded schools (two for each race), a large female college, and a seminary for the education of colored teachers. It is also the seat of the White Girls' Normal and Indus- trial School, and the Colored A. and M. College. The people are noted for the interest which they manifest in education and in schools. A handsome graded school building has recently been erected, being one of the largest in the State. The city is lighted with gas and electricity, and has an efficient system of water- works, electric fire-alarm, and a finely organized Fire Department.
An appropriation of $100,000 was made to provide a system of sewerage and to pave the streets, which improvements have been completed. The United States has erected a handsome postoffice and court building, at a cost of $70,000, and the county court house is one of the finest public edifices in North Carolina. There are here two of the largest and best kept hotels in the State, besides two smaller hotels and a large number of excellent boarding-houses.
There are four banks, all in a prosperous condition, and four newspapers — two of them daily.
There are upwards of one hundred business houses, in addition to foundries, machine shops, large tobacco factories, lumber mills, sash and blind, spoke and handle, and furniture factories, cotton mills, hosiery mills, wagon and carriage manufactories, etc., etc., all of which do an annual business of over $14,000,000.
Immediately north of Greensboro and again to the east is the yellow tobacco belt, which grows the finest quality of tobacco in the world. The tobacco trade of Greensboro is growing with wonderful rapidity. Already its warehouses are selling tobacco from the twelve counties of Guilford, Forsyth, Stokes, Surry, Davie, David- son, Randolph, Chatham, Orange, Alamance, Caswell and Rocking- ham, besides large and frequent shipments to them from Tennessee and Virginia.
The fruit and vegetable shipments, fresh, dried and canned, are immense. In the season solid vegetable trains daily run to the Northern markets ; while of dried apples alone one firm shipped forty car loads in one season.
Not far South, and within easy reach for commercial use, are the cotton fields, which extend to South Carolina. To the southeast
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are the pine forests which furnish turpentine and rosin, and supe- rior lumber for building and manufacturing purposes.
Greensboro is within easy reach of all kinds of forest trees used in the different arts, and for all commercial purposes. The spokes, hubs, handles and rims manufactured at Greensboro have given a reputation to the oak and hickory of this region for such purposes, equal, if not surpassing any in the world. The white hickory in Guilford and surrounding counties, for weight, strength, tenacity, and susceptibility to fine polish, is pronounced by experts to be superior to any in the world.
Guilford county is well adapted to the cereals, grasses, vegetables, and fruits ; the latter especially, growing in almost every variety and to the greatest perfection.
Fruits of all kinds — such as apples, peaches, pears, quinces, grapes, plums, apricots, nectarines, cherries, strawberries and melons grow in richness and perfection, unsurpassed in any latitude outside the tropics. Greensboro is the centre of the largest Nursery interests in the South, one Nurseryman alone having now on hand over 1,000,000 trees.
North Carolina is the largest gold producing State east of the Rocky Mountains. In Guilford and adjacent counties there are seventy-five mines. Copper mines have been profitably worked in the same territory. The largest bed of Kaolin in the State is a few miles south of Greensboro.
Upwards of thirty large cotton factories are now in operation within a radius of forty miles of the city. A granite quarry of fine quality has just been opened in the suburbs.
The North Carolina Steel and Iron Company, managed by the most prominent business men of the State, with a r-apital of one million dollars, is located in the northern suburbs of the city. One blast furnace has been erected, and the plant will be in active ope- ration by July, 1892. The amount already expended upon the plant exceeds $150,000— with a working capital of $50,000. The output will be 100 tons of pig iron per day, worth at present prices $1,000. This is now adding largely to the population as well as the business activity of our city, and insures the utilization of the in- exhaustible supply of ores lying in our vicinity.
Greensboro must necessarily become a great manufacturing cen- tre, as the raw material of all kinds is near at hand, the facilities for shipment excellent, and the local demand large and rapidly in- creasing.
Statistics prepared by the North Carolina Steel and Iron Com- pany show that there are 275 industries represented here, with an aggregate local capital of $7,134,317.30 actually employed.
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The amount of the annual business of the postoffice at Greens- boro foots up $10,127.00 and 671,788 pieces of mail matter, weigh- ing 44,066 pounds, were handled last year. This makes Greens- boro a free deliver^' office, which was established in 1890.
To show the amount of railroad business done here now, soma estimate can be arrived at from the number of arrivals and depar- tures of trains daily, on the six railroads centering here. Passen- ger trains, daily, 25, pulling 168 cars. Freight trains, daily, 30, pulling 703 cars.
The United States Circuit and District Courts are held in Greens- boro, as well as the Superior Courts of the State. It is the residence of the U. S. District Judge, Marshal and Master in Chancery, as well as the headquarters of the Internal Revenue Agent having charge of the States of North and South Carolina and Virginia and is the site of the State Keeley Institute.
Guilford county has no debt, bonded or otherwise, and the taxes are very low. The present price of farming land varies from six to twenty-five dollars an acre.
The climate is delightful, being free alike from extremes of heat and cold, while its position near the foot of the Blue Ridge, protects it from the cyclones so prevalant in the Mississippi valley and the northwest. In addition to the other unparalelled advantage it offers to the seekers after health or pleasure, there are several fine mineral springs within the city limits.
The colored people, who comprise less than a third of the popu- lation of our county, are honest, thrifty and industrious ; and we have never had any race conflicts or antagonisms.
In spite of its rapid growth, real estate in Greensboro is lower in price than perhaps any city of its size in the South. This is chiefly due to its favorable situation, which admits of almost in- definite expansion; but it cannot long remain so, as the rapid influx of population and outside capital will soon cause a great increase in the value of all kinds of property.
There is no better opening anywhere for rolling mills, car works, wheel and axle works, bridge works, pipe foundries, flour mills, wagon, carriage and furniture factories, and other manutacturing enterprises. Encouragement will be given to all such enterpries lo- cating here.
One peculiar advantage possessed by the City of Greensboro is that its available land is not owned or controlled by any one set of men. In addition to private holders, there are eignt distinct cor- porations owning valuable lands in different parts of the city, which they offer on the most favorable terms.
Within five miles of the city is the celebrated Guilford Battle-
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Ground, where was the last decisive battle of the revolutionary war, fought March 15, 1781. It is now one of the prettiest parks in the South.
Any other information desired will be cheerfully given by the officers and members of the Chamber of Commerce.
GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Thomas M. Holt, Governor, salary $3,000.
Owing to the death of Gov. Daniel G. Fowle, the office of Lieu- tenant-Governor and President of the Senate will remain vacant until the election in 1893.
Octavius Coke, Secretary of State ; salary $2,000 and fees; $1,000 additional for clerical assistance.
G. W. Sanderlin, Auditor; salary $1,500; $1,000 additional for clerical assistance.
Donald W. Bain, Treasurer ; salary $3,000.
S. M. Finger, Superintendent of Public Instruction; salary $1,500; additional for travelling expenses.
Theo. F. Davidson, Attorney- General ; salary $1,000; Eeporterto Supreme Court ; salary $1,000.
J. D. Glenn, Adjutant-General ; salary $600.
James C. Birdsong, State Librarian ; salary $1,000.
J. D. Boushall, Chief Clerk to Auditor ; salary $1,000.
W. S. Stallings, Assistant Clerk to Auditor.
S. F. Telfair, Private Secretary to Governor ; salary $1,200.
P. W. Capehart, Executive Clerk ; salary $600.
W. P. Batchelor, Chief Clerk to Sec. of State ; salary $1,000.
H. M. Cowen, Chief Clerk to Treasurer ; salary $1,500.
Ernest B. Bain, Teller ; salary $750.
E. L Burkhead, Clerk for Charitable and Penal Institutions ; salary $800.
E. J. Forney, Clerk to Sup't Pub. Instruction ; salary $1,000.
C. M. Roberts, Sup't Pub. Buildings and Grounds ; salary $850.
The Governor's Council consists of the Sec. of State, Auditor, Treasurer and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
State Board of Education consists of the Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, Sec. of State, Treas., Auditor, Sup't of Pub. Instruction, and Attorney-General.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Augustus S. Merrimon, Chief Justice, Ealeigh, $2,500. Joseph J. Davis, Associate Justice, Louisburg, $2,500.
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APPENDIX.
J. E. Shepherd, Associate Justice, Washington, $2,500. A. C. Avery, Associate Justice, Morganton, $2,500. Walter E. Clark, Associate Justice, Ealeigh, $2,500. T. S. Kenan, Clerk, Ealeigh, $300 and fees. E. H. Bradley, Marshal, Ealeigh, $800.
Supreme Court meets in Ealeigh first Monday in February and last Monday in September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
New Hanover County — Oliver P. Meares, Wilmington, Judge; Benjamin E. Moore, Wilmington, Solicitor, Court begins January 4th, March 21st, May 16th, July 18th, September 21st, November 21.
Mecklenburg County — Oliver P. Meares, Judge ; Geo. E. Wilson, Charlotte, Solicitor. Court begins February 8th, April 11th, Au- gust 8th, October 3rd, December 5th.
Buncombe County — H. B. Carter, Asheville, Judge ; E. D. Carter, Asheville, Solicitor. Court begins January 25th, May 1st, July 25th, October 24th,
Salary fixed by Commissioners and Justices of Peace, and fees as other solicitors.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES.
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DISTRICT. |
JUDGES. |
EESIDENCE. |
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First, |
Ceo, H. Brown, |
Washington. |
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Second, |
Henry E. Bryan, |
New Berne. |
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Third, |
Henry C Connor, |
Wilson. |
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Fourth, |
Spier Whitaker, |
Ealeigh. |
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Fifth, |
Eobert W, Winston, |
Oxford. |
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Sixth, |
Edward T, Boykin, |
Clinton. |
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Seventh, |
J, D. Mclver, |
Carthage. |
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Eighth, |
E. F. Armfield, |
Statesville. |
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Ninth, |
Jesse F. Graves, |
Mb. Airy. |
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Tenth, |
John Gray Bynum, |
Morganton. |
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Eleventh, |
W. A. Hoke, |
Lincolnton. |
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Twelfth, |
James H. Merrimon, |
Asheville. |
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Salary of |
Judges, $2,500. |
APPENDIX.
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SUPERIOR COURT SOLICITORS.
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DISTRICT. |
SOLICITORS. |
RESIDENCE, |
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First, |
John H. Blount, |
Hertford. |
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Second, |
G. H. White, (col.) |
New Berne. |
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Third, |
J. E. Woodard, |
Wilson. |
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Foiirth, |
Edward W. Fou, Jr., |
Smithfield. |
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Fifth, |
Edward S. Parker, |
Graham. . |
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Sixth, |
0. H. Allen, |
Kinston. |
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Seventh, |
Frank McNeill, |
Eockingham. |
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Eighth, |
B. F. Long, |
Statesville. |
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Ninth, |
Thomas Settle, |
Eeidsville. |
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Tenth, |
W. C. Newland, |
Lenoir. |
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Eleventh, |
Frank I. Osborne, |
Charlotte. |
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Twelfth, |
Geo. A. Jones, |
Franklin. |
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Salary, $30 for |
each court held and fees. |
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SUPERIOR COURTS OF NORTH CAROLINA. |
FRIST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Merrimon. Fall, Judge Hoke.
Beaufort, February 22nd, May 30th, November 28th.
Currituck, March 7th, September 5th.
Camden, March 14th, September 12th.
Pasquotank, March 21st, Septemcer 19th.
Perquimans March 28th, September 26th.
Chowan, April 4:th, October 3rd.
Gates, April 11th, October 10th.
Hertford, April 18th, October 17th.
Washinfjton, April 25th, October 24th.
Tyrell, May 2nd, October 31st.
Dare, May 9th, November 7th.
Hyde, May 16th, November 14th.
Pamlico, May 23rd, November 21st.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Brown. Fall, Judge Merrimon.
Halifax, March 7th, May 16th, November 14th. Northampton, January 25 th, April 4th, October 3rd. Bertie, February 8th, May 2nd, October 31st. Craven, February 15th, May 30th, November 28th. Warren, March 21st, September 19th. Edgecombe, April 18th, October 17th.
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THIED JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Bryan. Fall, Judge Brown.
Pitt, January 11th, March 21st, June 13th, September 19th. Franklin, January 25th, April 18th, October 24th. Wilson, February 8th, June 6th, October 31st. Vance, February 22nd, May 23rd, October 3rd. Martin, March 7th, September 5th, December 5th. Nash, May 2nd, November 21st.
POURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge (Jonnor. Fall, Judge Bryan.
"Wake, January 11, February 29th, March 28th, April 25th, Sep-
f»-^-." tember 26th, October 24th.
Wayne. January 25th, April 18th, September 12th, October 17th.
Harnett, February 8th, August 8th, November 28th.
Johnston, February 15th, August 15th, November 14th.
FIPTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Whitaker. Fall, Judge Connor.
Durham, January 18th, March 28th, June 6th, October 10th.
Granville, February 1st, April 25th, July 25th, November 28th.
Chatham, February 15th, May 9th, September 26th.
Cruilford, February 22nd, May 30th, August 27th, December 12th.
Alamance, March 14th, May 23rd, October 24th.
Orange, March 21st, August 8th, October 31st.
Caswell, April 11th, August 17th, November 14th.
Person, April 18th, August 22nd, November 21st.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Winston. Fall, Judge Whitaker.
Pender, March 14th, September 12th.
Greene, January 18th, April 11th, November 28th.
New Hanover, January 25th, April 18th, September 26th.
Lenoir, May 9th, November 14th.
Duplin, February 15th, August 8th, December 5th.
Sampson, February 29th, May 2nd, October 10th, December 12th.
Carteret, March 21st, October 24th.
Jones, March 28th, October 31st.
Onslow, April 4th, November 7th.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Boykin. Fall, Judge Winston.
Columbus, January 18th, August 1st.
Anson, January 11th, May 2nd, September 5th, November 28th.
Cumberland, January 25th, May 9th, July 25th, November 14th.
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Kobeson, February 1st, May 23rd, October 3rd.
Eichmond, February 15th, June 6th, September 19th, December 5th.
Bladen, March 21st, October 24th.
Brunswick, April 11th, September 12th.
Moore, March 7th, August 15th, December 12th.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Mclver. Fall, Judge Boykin.
Cabarrus, February 1st, May 2nd, October 31st.
Iredell, February 8th, May 23rd, August 8th, November 7th.
Kowan, February 22nd, May 9th, August 22nd, November 21st.
Davidson, March 7th, September 5th, December 7th.
Kandolph, March 21st, September 19th.
Montgomery, April 4th, October 3rd.
Stanly, April 11th, October 17th.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Armfield. Fall, Judge Mclver.
Kockingham, February 15th, August 15th, November 14th.
Forsyth, February 29th, May 23rd, November 28th.
Yadkin, May 9th, October 3rd.
Wilkes, March 21st, September 5th.
Alleghany, April 4th, September 19th.
Davie, April 11th, October 31st.
Stokes, April 25th, October 17th, November 16th.
Surry, March 7th, August 22nd, November 23rd.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Graves. Fall, Judge Armfield.
Henderson, May 30th, November 14th. Burke, March 21st, September 5th. Caldwell, April 4th, September 19 th. Ashe, April 18th, September 26th. Watauga, May 2nd, October 10th. Mitchell, April 13th, October 17th. Yancey, May 23rd, October 31st. McDowell, March 7th, August 22nd.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Bynum. Fall, Judge Graves.
Catawba, January 18th and July 18th.
Alexander, February 1st, August 1st.
Union, February 15th, February 22nd, September 10th; Sept. 26th.
Mecklenburg, February 29 th, August 20th.
Gaston, March 21st, October 10th.
Lincoln, April 4th, October 3rd.
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Cleveland, April 11th, August 8th, October 24th. Eutherford, April 25th, October 31st. Polk, May 9th, November 14th.
TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Hoke. Fall, Judge By num.
Madison, February 29th, August 1st, November 21st.
Buncombe, March 14th, August 15th, December 5th.
Transylvania, April 4th, September 5th.
Haywood, April 11th, September r2th.
Jackson, April 25th, September 26th.
Macon, May 9th, October 3rd.
Clay, May 16th, October 10th.
Cherokee, May 23rd, October 17th.
Graham, June 6th, October 24th.
Swain, June 13th, October 31st.
NORTH CAROLINA MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Senators — M. W. Ransom and Z. B. Vance.
Representatives — 1st District, W. A. Branch ; 2nd District, W. P. Cheatham, col.; 3rd District, B. F. Grady ; 4th District, Benj. H. Bunn; 5th District, A. H. A. WilUams; 6th District, S. B. Alexan- der ; 7th District, John S. Henderson ; 8th District, W. H. H. Cowles ; 9th District, W. T. Crawford.
QRE.RNSBORO.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court — John J. Nelson.
Sheriff— John W. Cook.
Register of Deeds — A. G. Kirkman.
Treasurer — John W. Wharton, Jr.
Coroner — W. M. Donnell.
Surveyor — J. G. Gamble.
Standard- Keeper — George Donnell.
Chairman Board of Education — Dr. Nereus Mendenhall.
Superintendent Public Instruction — Jesse R. Wharton.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor— J. R. Mendenhall ; salary S800. Treasurer — Neil Ellington ; salary $240. Clerk— Percy Albright; salary $240. Tax Collector — R. M. Rees.
COMMISSIONERS.
First ward— W. G. Balsley, W. B. Beacham. Second ward — J. R. Hughes. J. R. Wharton. Third ward— P. D. Price, C. E. Holton. Fourth is'ard- Neil EUington, Hugh Scott. Fifth ward — James D. Glenn, William Love. Sixth ward— G. T. Glascock, J. A. Pritchett.
POLICE.
Chief— Frank R. Hall ; Assistants— M. A. Whittington, W. J.. Weatherly, W. A. Scott, D. Scott.
EDUCATIONAL.
Superintendent City Schools — Prof G. A. Grimsley. Graded School, No. 1 — Prof S. C. Smith, Principal. Lindsay St. Graded School, No. 2— Prof L. T. Blair, Principal. End of Vance. Greensboro Female College — Rev. Dr. B. F. Dixon, President. White Girls' Normal and Industrial Training School — Prof C D. Mclver, President. Spring Garden street, near limit.
Graded School — R. M. McKensie, Principal. Percy St. Graded School (Warnersville) — George McAdoo, Principal. Bennett Seminary — Chas. N. Grandison, President. End of Factory .- Normal Theological Institute — C L. Davis, Prin. E. Washington. Kent Home — MissC. M. Buckbee, Matron. Near Bennett Seminary. Colored A. & M. College— To be built during 1892.
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WARDS.
First Ward — All that portion north of w Market and west of n Elm street.
Second Ward — All that portion north of e Market and e of n Elm.
Third Ward — All that portion south of e Market and east of 8 Elm street to R. & D. R. R.
Fourth Ward — All that portion south of w Market and west of s Elm street to R. & D. R. R.
Fifth Ward— All that portion south of R. & D. R. R. and west of Arlington street.
Sixth Ward — All that portion south of R. & D. and east of Ar- lington street.
N. C. STEEL AND IRON COMPANY.
The North Carolina Steel and Iron Com pan}', $1,000,000 capital. Chartered February 22, 1887, Chap. 34, Private Laws of North Carolina. Organized November 30th, 1889. Officers: President, James A. Odell; Vice-President, D. W. C Beni)Ow; General Mana- ger, J. D. Kase ; Attorney, Theo. F. Klutz; Secretary and Treasurer, C. D. Benbow. Executive Committee : J. A. Odell. B. J Fisher, W. A. Lash and D. W. C. Benbow. Directors; J. A. Odell, presi- dent Odell Hardware Co., Greensboro, N. C; W. A. L;>sh, president C. F. & Y. V. R. R. Co., Greenshoro, N. C; B. J. Fisher, S. S. Brown, D. W. C. Benbow, Greensboro, N. C; S. H. Wiley, Salis- bury, N. C; Robert T. Gray, Attorney-at-Law, Raleigh, N. C. Banks of Deposit: Davis & Wiley Bank, Salisbury, N. C, and the National Bank of Greensboro. Office and Furnace Works at •Greensboro, N. C. Iron mines, Chatham and Moore counties, N. C. Limestone, Germanton, Stokes county, N. C. Coke and fuel sup- ply, Pocahontas, Va., Deep River and Dan River Coalfields, N. C.
CHURCHES.
West Market Street M. E. Church— Rev. S. H. Hilliard, pastor. Services 11 A. M., and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 9:30 A. M., Prof. W. F. Alderman, Superintendent.
West Washington Street Baptist Church — Rev. W. B. Wingate, pastor. Services 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 9:30 A. M., R. W. Brooks, Superintendent.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church — Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rector. Services 8 and 11 A. M., and 5 and 7:30 P. M. Sundav-school 9:30 A. M.
First Presbyterian Church — Rev. J. Henry Smith, D. D., pastor. Services 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 9:30 A. M., S. A. Kerr, Superintendent.
Baptist Mission Chapel — Preaching every first and third Sunday, at 4 P. M. Sunday-school 3 P. M., J. S. Moore, Superintendent.
Westminstf^r Presbyterian Church — Rev. J. H. Lacy, pastor. Services 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. Sunday-school 2:30 P. M., Dr. W. P. Beall, Superintendent.
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Centenary M. E. Church— Rev. S. D. Pool, D. D., pastor. Ser- vices 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 3 P. M., J. R. Menden- hall, Superintendent.
Methodist Protestant Church — Rev. W. F. Ohrum, pastor. Ser- vices 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday-school 9:30 A. M., J. Norman Wills, Superintendent.
St. Andrews Mission, Episcopal (Phipps' Hall) — Rev. S. F. Stickney, rector. Services every second Sunday at 11 A. M. and & P. M. Sunday-school 9:30 A. M., P. C. Petrie, Superintendent.
St. Agnes Catholic Church — Rev. Father Joseph, 0. S. B., pas- tor. Services first Sunday at 8 A. M., third Sunday 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Friends' Church — Services 11 A. M. Sunday-school 9:45 A. M., Prof. C. P. Frazier, Superintendent.
Young Men's Christian Association — F. H. Cota, General Secre- tary. Devotional services every Sunday at 4:30 P. M. Rooms, 112 East Market, open daily, except Sunday, from 9 A. M. till 10 P. M. All men welcome.
Providence Baptist Church — Rev. S. H. Witherspoon, pastor ,- Services 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Baptist street.
St. James Presbyterian Church — Rev. Albert Tate, pastor. Ser- vices every Sunday morning and night. Forbis street.
St. Matthews M. E. Church— Rev. P. O'Coimell, pastor. Sunday School 10:45 A. M. Services at 3 and 8 P. M. Ashe and Bragg.
A. M. E. Church — Rev. F. W. Sowell, pastor, Sunday-school 9 A. M., services 11 A. M., 3 and 8 P. M. N Maple street.
A. M. E. Zion Church — Rev. W. H. Goler, D. D., pastor, services at 3 and 8 P. M. E Washington street.
Y. M. C. A., Oscar Whitfield, President, Cyrus K. Price, Secre- tary ; meets at St James Presbyterian church every Sunday evening at 4:45, business meeting every 1st Tuesday night.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 76, A. F. & A. M., meet at Masonic Hall, 233* South Elm street, 2nd and 4th Friday in each month at 7:30 P. M., B. F. Dixon, W. M., A. H. Stubbs, secretary.
Chorazin Chapter, No. 13, Royal Arch Masons, meet at Masonic Hall, 233* South Elm street, 3rd Friday in each month at 7:30 P. M. George Lampman, H. P.
Greensboro Council, No. 3, Royal and Select Masters, meet 3rd Friday in each month, at Masonic Hall, 233* South Elm street, at 7:30 P. M. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, T. I. M., J. H. Harris, secretary.
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Ivanhoe Commandery, No. 8, K. T., meet first Friday in each month, at Masonic Hall, 233i South Elm streeilj^ 7:30 P. M. S. L. Alderman, E. C, Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rec.
K. of P., No. 28, meet at Masonic Hall, 233 J South Elm street, every Monday at 7:30 P. M. H. L. Scott, C. G., S. S. Mitchell, K. ofR. &S. ,
I. 0. of 0. P., Buena Vista Lodge. No. 21, meet, at Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday at 7:30 P. M. R. W. Muitay, N. G., Rev. A. H. Stubbs, secretary.
Paisley Encampment, No. 10, meet every 1st and 3rd Thursday in each month, in Odd Fellows Hall, at 7:30 P. M. C. D. Benbow, C. P., Rev. A. H. Stubbs, S.
Canton No. 1, General Greene, Patriarchs Militant, meet Ist Tues- day in each month at Odd Fellows Hall, 7:30 P. M. Henry Wake- field, Jr., Captain, J. W. Albright, secretary.
CaroHna Lodge, No. 5, A. 0. U. W., meet at Odd Fellows Hall every 2nd and 4th Thursdav in each month. J. W. Causey, M. W. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rec.
Guilford Grays, Co, B., 3rd R. N. C. S. G. (number in company 52). Armory West Market. Business meeting first Tuesday in each month. 0. E. Dudley, Captain; Orlo Epps, 1st Lieut; J. R. Donnell, 2nd Lieut ; W. R. Pleasants, 1st Serg't.
Guilford Battle Ground Continentals: D. Schenck, Captain; J. S. Michaux, 1st Lieut; W. E. Schenck, 2nd Lieut. Armory West Market, 2nd floor.
Star Cornet Band, 13 members, meets every Monday at 8 P. M. Good Samaritan, meets every first and third Thursday at 8 P M, 36 E Market street. R. W. Dick, R. S.
G. U. 0. of F., meets first and second Friday of each month ; degree work every 4th Friday ; McAdoo Hall, E Market street. R. W. Dick, P. S., W. E. Holley, N. G.
Masonic Lodge. No. 12, hall Ashe street; R. B. Payne, W. M.; I. Jordan, S. W.; Z. T. Williams, J. W.; H. Unthank, Treas.; D. B. Yancey, Sec.
Greensboro Street Directory.
Arlington, from Fayetteville south beyond limits.
Ash, from Gaston south beyond limits.
Asheboro, from Gorrell southeast beyond limits.
Bain, from s Elm west to C. F. & Y. V. R. R.
Belle Meade avenue, from Greene west to Edgeworth.
Bellevue, from w Bragg south to McCuUoch.
Bennett, from N. C. R. R. south to limits.
Bilbro alley, from w Lee south to limits.
Brooks, from w Lee north to Bain.
Brown, from Walker ave west to R. & D. R. R.
Buchanan, from s Elm west to Ash.
Cedar, from Greene south to limits.
Church from n Elm northeast beyond limits.
Clay, from Junction of Elm and Church northwest to Greene.
Chestnut, from Lindsay north to Hendrix.
Dean's alley, from e Market south to e Washington.
Delphine, from Edgeworth west to limits.
Douglas, from Asheboro east to limits.
East Lee, from s Elm east to limits.
East Whittington, from s Elm east to Asheboro.
East, from e Washington south to limits.
East Market from Elm east beyond limits.
East Sycamore, from s Elm east to Lyndon.
East Washington, from s Elm east beyond limits.
East Bragg, from s Elm east to limits.
Edgeworth, from Greene south to w Washington.
Engene, from Gaston south to Walker ave.
Fulton, from Walker ave south to limits.
Factory from King east to Macon.
Fayetteville, from s Elm southeast to Gorrell.
Gaston, from Cedar east to Forbis, and from Percy east to Maple.
Gorrell, from Fayetteville east to Bennett.
Harpersville rd, from North east beyond limits.
Hendrix, from Church east to limits.
Houston, from Spring to Jackson.
Jackson, from Walker ave south to limits. *
Jones alley, from Ashe west to limits.
Julian, from Asheboro east to limits.
Keogh, from Greene north to limits.
Kerr, from Chestnut east to limits.
King from Factory south to e Lee
Lindsay, from Church east beyond limits.
Lewis, from s Elm southwest to Ashe.
Macon, from Factory south to limits.
Martin, from N. C. R. R., south to limits.
Maple, from e Market north to limits.
MuCulloch, from Asheboro west to limits.
McGee, from Spring west to limits.
Mebane from n Davie east to Forbes.
Mebane rd, from s Elm westward beyond limits.
Morehead ave, from Furniture Factory west to limitB.
North, from Lindsay north to Harpersville rd.
North Davie, from e Market north to Church.
North Elm, from Market nroth beyond limits.
North Forbes, from e Market north to Lindsav.
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North Gilmer, from e Market north to liinits.
North Greene, from w Market northwest beyond limits.
North Mendenhall, from w Market north beyond limits.
Park ave, from n Greene north to limits.
Percy, from e Market north to Lindsay.
Peach, from e Market north to limits.
Pearson, from Gorrell south to Douglas.
Sevier, from Gorrell south to limits.
Smith, from n Elm east to limits.
South Davie, from e Market south to Fayetteville.
South Elm, from Market south beyond limits,
South Forbes, from e Market, south to e Washington.
South Gilmer, from e Market south to e "Washington.
South Greene, from w Market south to w Washington.
South Mendenhall, from w Market south beyond limits.
Spring, from Greene south beyond limits.
Swannannoa, from Asheboro east to limits.
Vance, from Bragg south to limits.
Walker av, from Ashe west beyond limits.
West Whittington, from s Elm west to limits.
West Market, from Elm west beyond limits.
West Svcamore, from s Elm west to Spring.
West Washington, from s Elm west to Spring.
West Bragg, from s Elm west to Bilbro alley.
West Lee, from s Elm west to limits.
GREENSBORO CITY IDIR.H:CTORir.
1892-'93.
Abbreviations Used in this Directory.
Ah., above ; adv't, advertisement ; ave, avenue ; bds, boards ; bet, between; com, commission ; com mer, commission merchant ; cor, corner ; do, ditto; e ea-it ; ft, foot ; h, house ; la, lane ; nifg, manufacturing; mfr, manufacturer! mfrs, manufacturers ; n, north; nr, near ; lab, laborer; opp, opposite; pi, place ; P. O., postoffice ; r, rooms ; s, south ; st. street ; w, west ; Wash'n, Washington : wid, widow ; wks, works ; tob, tobacco ; R & D R R, Richmond &DanviH< Rail oj'i ; gca'l mdse, general merchandise; sup't, superintendent; C F & Y V R R, Gpe Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad. A star* before a man's name denotes that he has a wife living.
* Abbott J C, foreman, h 1000 Keogh
Abbott George, h 1009 Keogh
Abbott Miss Mollie, h 1009 Keogh
Abbott Leslie, mnr Steam L'lundrv, h 319 Lindsay
^Abbott J T, machinist, h 319 Lindsay
Abbott Miss Ro-a, h 319 Lindsay
Abbott Miss Minnie, h 319 Lindf«*y
Abbott Charhe, h 319 Lindsay
Adams Cordelia, col, h 522 e Gaston
OW PARR Ml Pfl Insurance, Accident, Fire, Life and Tornado Only . ¥f. Unnn IX t»U. 5 Pirst-Class Foreign and American Companies Repre- sented. 233X South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Adams W M, plumber, bds 318 e Washington.
A. M. E. Church, col, 130 Maple
A. M. E. Zion Church, col, cor e Washington and s Gilmer
Albright Johnson, col, lab, h 519 Lindsay
Albright Miss Mary C, h 911 Asheboro
*Albright George B, grocer, 121 e Market, h 301 Church
*Albright Percy, chief clerk gen mnr C F& Y V, h 116 Church
*Albright E G, tel operator bds 122 Church
Albright R M, clerks M T office R &D, h 122 Church
WnRTU.WU ARTflN Re^l Estate and Investment Co.,
WWUnifi fWllftllllfM REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
30 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Bilbro Mrs Mary, wid, h515 w Lee
Bilbro Miss Lizzie, h 503 w Lee
Bingham Walter, col, servt, h 127 Church
Bingham Annie, col, h 118 n Percy
Blackbnrn Miss Minnie, h 240 Belie Meade ave
*Blackburn W J, tobacconist, h 417 w Market
Blackburn Jane, col, h 617 Lindsay
Blackburn Maggie, col, cook, h 618 s Spring
Blackwell George, col, drayman, h 120 s Dodson
Black Ferd, col, lab, h 216 Mebane
Black Robert, col, wks 520 w Market
Blaek Jane, col, h 217 e Sycamore
Blair A F, merchant, bds 405 Asheboro
Blair Prof. Lee T, principal graded school, bds 405 Ash 'l»oro
Blair W J, carpenter, bds 829 e Bragg
Blair Miss M E, h 401 w Bragg
*Blalock S G, foreman, h w Lee
Bland Kate, col, h 853 s Elm
Blount Matilda, col, h 429 Cole
Blount Africa, col, lab, h 428 Cole
Bobo Mrs Sallie E, wid, milliner, 118 s Elm bds w Washington
*Bogart W B. cashier Bank of Guilford, h 406 Church
CONTRACTORS.
Bain Building Company,
*Bogart W F, teller Bank of Guilford, h 206 w Market Boner Miss Laura, dressmaker, h 220 Eugene Boner Miss Maria, h 220 Eugene Booker Maggie, col, h 945 McGee Booker Nathan, col, plasterer, h 618 s Spring Booker Julia, col, h 618 s Spring *Boone 0 L, saw miller, h 210 n Davie Boone Miss Ella, saleslady, h 210 n Davie Boone Banks, h 210 n Davie *Boone John, carpenter, h 3013 East Boone Rufus, h 3013 East =^Boone Dan, lab, h 120 Boone Bosher R G, barkeeper, r 3332- s Elm Booth Mrs Fannie, h 320 n Greene *Boren R B, mfr, h 403 w Market *Boulden Manly M, carpenter, h 713 Asheboro Bowman Melbourne, col, lab, h e Market ' Bowman Miss Patria, h 630 s Elm Boycott 0 D, Boycott & Brown, bds 407 Walker ave Boyst Chas H, candy maker, bds Monroe House *Boyd James E, lawyer, 1191 s Elm, h 220 W Washington Boyles Frank C. clerk, bds 115 s Ashe *Boyles W W, wks furniture factory, h s Spring Bracken Mrs J A, wid, h 319 w Market
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.
RBAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
26 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
*Alderman W F, jr, salesman, h 302 Ashe
Alderman A H, cashier Nat Bank, h 506 w Market
^Alderman S L, photographer, lOGJ s Elm, h 612 w Gaston
Alderman Prof W F, Prof in G F C, h 700 w Market
Alderman Miss Manna, h 700 w Market
Alderman Miss Mamie, h 700 w Market
^Alderman Prof E A, Prof Girls' Training School, h 328 Church
*Aldridge Milton, engineer, h 436 n Greene
*Alexander H E, harness mfr, h 419 e Washington
*Alford Dr H M, physician, 303 s Elm, h 337 s Davie
Alford Alex, 317 s Davie
Alford Miss Bessie, h 337 s Davie
Alford Mrs E, h keeper, h 356 s Elm
=i^Allen W W, R Agt So Ex Co, h 115 Smith
CONTRACTORS.
All Kinds of Builders' Supplies
Bain Building Company.
Allen Raymond, student, h 115Smiih
Allen Miss Gertrude, h 115 Smith
Allen John, sec master, bds 423 w Lee
Allen W E, book-keeper Nat Bank, bds 218 e Washington
*Allen Wm A, carpenter, h 700 Douglas
*Allen Robert, engineer, h 324 e Bragg
Allen G Will, tinner, bds 310 Asheboro
Allen Fannie, col, dom, h 113 Church
Allen Ben, col, wks R R, h 841 s Elm
Allen Wm, col, h s Gilmer
Allen Hardy, col, servt, h 223 n Edgeworth
Allen Ed, col, servt, h 223 n Edgeworth
Allen John, col, mattress maker, 817 Ashe
Allen Nannie, col, h 445 e Washington
5. L. /ILDERn/IN,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
106^ South Elm Street.
Best Wopk at treasonable Pmees.
LARGE STOCK FRAMES AND MATES.
■"^rOTHING "SHODDY" or on the " Cheap John" style will be found in 1 >| our mammoth double stores in Greensboro.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. ^
Bradshaw Louis, col, wks railroad, h 1039 e Washington
Brame E P, shoemaker, h 205 e Market
*Brame F, shoemaker, h 3022 East
Brame Miss Ida, h 3022 East
Branning Mary, col, h 343 Maple
Branning John, col, drayman, h 351 Maple
Brand Albert, bookkeeper, bds 214 e Market
Bredaw Mrs R, wid, h 1058 w Market
Brent Miss Sallie, h 127 Church
Brewer Jerry, night watch C F & Y V, h 600 Ashe
Brewer Mrs Agnes, wid, h 600 Ashe
*Bristow L T, bookkeeper, h w Washington
Brilton James, col, servt, h 939 w McCulloch
Brock Mrs Josephine, wid, h 900 Vance
Brock Miss Effie, cashier, h 900 Vance
*Bri)ckmann J L, head clerk S S Brown's, h 243 e Washington
Brockmann Miss Emma, h 410 e Market
Brockmann Frank, clerk, h 410 e Market
*Brockmann A J, grocer, 412 e Market, h 410 e Market
Brockmann Miss Laura L, music teacher, h 410 e Market
*Brockmann Charles J, musical instructor, h 410 e Market
Broadnax, J G jr, com trav. h 209 w Market
THREE REGISTERED DRUGGISTS at our Prescription Desks. Errors prevent- ed, Dispatch secured. RICHARDSON & EARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
^Broadnax Dr J G, office 207, h 209 w Market
Broadnax W m, col, cook, h 845 McGee
*Brodrick Geo E, So Life Ins Co, h 222 Spring
Brooks Richard H, head clerk, bds 302 s Elm
Brooks R W, lumberman, 123 Lewis, h 625 s Elm
^Brooks A F. contractor, h 636 s Elm
Brooks Mrs R C, wid, h 450 e Gorrell
Brooks Miss Leona, saleslady, h 450 e Gorrell
Brooks Andrew, col, lab, h 118 East
Brooks Catherine, col, h 404 e Market
Brower Reed, col, lab, h 1035 College ave
Brower Henderson, col, lab, h 826 s Cedar
Brown Miss Hannah, miliner, bds 127 Church
*Brown Sam'l, brick contractor, h 407 Walker av
Brown S S & Co., Dry Goods and Clothing, 232 and 234 s Elm.
*Brown S S, merchant, h 120 w Washington
Bi-own Miss Ninna, h 414 n Elm
Brown Miss Lake, h 414 n Elm
Brown Mrs M A, widow, boarding house, 414 n Elm
Brown Miss Julia, h 508 w Washington
*Brovvn H W, harness maker, h 508 w Washington
Brown Miss Rodonah, h s Greene
Brown Wm A, salesman, h s Greene
Brown James, 973 e Washington
1871. J. W. SCOTT & CO., 1892.
Leading Grocers of Greensboro.
Twenty-one years of successful business enables us to make it to your intrest
to trade with us.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 27
Allen W L, col, lab, h 445 e Washington
♦Alley G W, sr, W U Tel Co, h 501 Cedar
Alley R R, yard master C F & Y V, 1. 501 Cedar
Alley G W, jr, agt C F & Y V, bds 356 s Elm
*Allred Zelle, carpenter, h 532 Douglas
*Aiken D R, mer, h 2055 e Market
Aiken & Clapp, groceries 122 e Sycamore and 200 s Davie
Alt'ton Gaston, col, lab, h 913 e Market
Alston David, col, lab, h 913 e Market
Alston Mary, col, dom, h 222 Fayetteville
Alston Sylva, col, dom, h 518 Asheboro
Alston Chas, col, lab, h 436 Cole
Alverson Mary, col, h 1059 College av
Anderson & Co, hardware, 223 s Elm
Alverson J D, col, grocer, 1059 College av
Anthony Nereus, wks Eigle Foundry, h 881 s Cedar
^Andrews W H, guard jail, h 215 s Davie
Andrews Miss Fannie, bds 127 Church
♦Andrews T D, lab, h 436 e Washington
Andrews Miss Ida, h 436 e Washington
Andrews Miss Alice, h 436 e Washington
^Andrews W R, machinist, h 2081 East
*Andrews L W, furniture mfr, h 312 Ashe
DIPUADnCnM Q CADICC Wholesale and Retail Druggists. nlUnAnUoUn OC rAnl OO, Physicians' Supplies our Specialty.
Andrews Charlie, tel messenger, h 312 Ash
Andrews Miss Rosa, h 312 Ash
Andrews Miss Addie, h 312 Ashe
Andrews La' y, wks fire dep't, bds 200 n Elm
^Andrews John, farmer, h 449 e Whittington
Anderson Lewis, col. lab, h 919 e Market
Anderson Aaron, col, lab, h 441 Cole
Anderson James, col, driver, h 806 s Cedar
Anderson Mrs A A, wid, dressmaker, h 200 s Spring
Anderson Miss Jennie, h 221 e Sycamore
Andreson Thomas F, mining engineer, bds s Elm
Anthony Mrs Jane, wid, h 881 s Cedar
* Anthony S E, wks Eagle foundry, h 412 w Lee
*Apple Mebane, janitor graded school, h 621 e Market
Apple Vanie, h 801 e Market
Apple Miss Ellen, h 801 e Market
Apple Miss Maggie, h 801 e Market
*Apple D A, tobacconist, h 801 e Market
Apple Wm, lab, h 621 e Market
*Apple J M, tobacco buyer, h 417 e Market
*Apple James, h 420 e McCulloch
Apple Thomas, col. h 811 Hendrix
WnRTU.WHARTnU Real Estate and Investment Co., ffUn I n'ffnHn l Ull real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
32 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Brown Edgar, col, lab, h 735 Babtist
Brown Jennie, col, h 735 Babtist
Brown G W, col, servt, h 220 w Washington
*Browning J M, Star Warehouse, h 235 e Washington
^Broughton Z T, auctioneer, h 433 w Sycamore
Broughton Philip H, lab, h 433 w Sycamore
Buchanan Mrs Maria, wid, h 2059 East
Buchanan Mrs W K, wid, 120 Buchanan
*Buford A, route ag't R & D R R, h 615 w Market
Bullock James, col, h 2005 Bennett
Bullock Carrie, col, h 2005 Bennett
Bullock Rev M J, col, h 2005 Bennett
Bullock S B, col, restaurant, h 218 Market square
Bumpass Mrs F M, wid, h 114 s Mendenhall
Bumpass Miss Eugenia, h 114 s Mendenhall
Bumgonner Miss Docia, housekeeper, h 429 e Washington
*Burch J D, salesman, h 208 w Sycamore
*Burgess A C, machinist, h 433 Arlington
*Burgess W R, machinery, h 434 Arlington
Burgess Walter, h 434 Arlington
Burton Charlie, bookkeeper, bds 210 n Davie
Burton Annie, col, dom, h 630 e Market
Burkes Safro, col, wks 442 w Market
*Butler Clegg, warper, h 711 e Sj^camore
*Butler Frank, wks Crown mills, h 711 e Sycamore
Byrd Mollie, col, h 112 w Gaston
Byrd Haywood, col, tob worker, h 112 w Gaston
Byers Richard, col, lab, h 233 e Gaston
*BynuinW P, Jr, lawyer, 106 Court square, h 218 e Washington
Caldcleugh E M & Bro, China-ware, 219 s Elm
Caldcleugh Miss M E, h 219i s Elm
Caldcleugh R A, merchant, h 219^ s Elm
Caldcleugh E M, merchant, h 219^ s Elm
Caldwell Mrs N W, widow, h 337 n Elm
Caldwell Miss Daisy, h 337 n Elm
Caldwell Miss Abbie, h 337 n Elm
W. P. BYNUM, Jr.,
f\ttorr)ey a^d Qoupsellor at l^au;,
106 COURT SQUARE,
aR.E:EisrsBOE.o, isr. c.
w
E STUDY TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS and are always willing to correct mistakes.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. ^
Caldwell Miss Nannie, teacher, h n Elm
Caldwell D F, Pres't Bk of Guilford, h 219 w Market
Caldwell Miss Pattie H, h 221 w Market
Caldwell Miss Bettie D, h 221 w Market
Caldwell Madison, col, servant, G F C
Caldwell Allie, col, cook, h 202 Mendenhall
Caldwell Wesley, col, h 202 s Mendenhall
Caldwell Cornelius, col, lab, h 202 s Mendenhall
Caldwell' Alonzo, col, lab, h 422 Schenck
Caldwell Joe, col, plasterer, h 420 Chestnut
Caldwell Lelia, col, wks 818 w Market
Caldwell Frank, col, plasterer, h 213 n Forbis
Ciddwell Prudence, col. wks 114 Clay
*Callum M K, grocer. 115 e Market, h 116 n Davie
^Galium J C, druggist, h 417 Church
*Callum \V L, druggist, h 411 Church
*Camden Sanil, painter, h 801 e Sycamore
*Cannaday James, engineer, h 114 e McCulloch
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railway Co, Dr W A Lash,
president, offices 337 n Davie
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railway, depot nr s Davie Carr Edson, clerk, bds 218 e Washington
OXkl PADD Jf, on Insurance. Special attention given to Country Busi- . WW. Unnn %3L UU., ness. Dwellings, Barns and Stores of Permanent Residents. 233^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Carr 0 W & Co, insurance, 233? s Elm
Carr 0 W, 0 W Carr & Co, bds 218 e Washington
Carr Flora, col, h 206 w Market
Carr Tom, col, lab, h s Cedar
*Carr W J, foreman, h 119 n Gilmer
*Carden J W, carpenter, h 412 w Lee
*Carson J T, machinist, h 234 e Market
Carson Miss Mary, h 234 e Market
Carter Mary, col, cook, h 629 Asheboro
Carter Fannie, col, h 221 n Gilmer
Cart<-r Sarah, col, wks 224 e Washington
Carter John, col, lab, h 1005 e Washington
*Cartland H H, merchant tailor, 106 s Elm, h 417 Asheboro
^Carroll J T, wks R & D R R, h 422 w Lee
*Carroll T B, wks furniture factory, h s Spring
*Cates John W, carpenter, h 615 e Market
Cator Mrs Annie, wid, milliner, 104 s Elm, h 127 Church
Cator George, com trav, h 127 Church
Cator John, h 127 Church
Causey Miss Minnie, book-keeper, bds 120 Buchanan
Causey Miss Nettie, h 327 n Elm
Causey Miss Hattie, book-keeper, h 327 n Elm
Causey E R, clerk, RR, h 327 n Elm
Causey Turner, col, restaurant, 207 s Elm, h 627 s Ashe
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
34 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
*Cau8ey R E, Sec and Tretis Crown Mills, bds 218 e Washington
*Causey 0 S, cotton manufacturer, h 238 e Washington
*Causey R T, carpenter, h 863 Bellevue
Causey Absalom, 216 s Davie
Causey J W, carpenter, bds 116 2 w Market
Causev Robert, carpenter, bds 1013 Spring Garden
*Causev, Al, col, h 2067 e Market
*Chaffin A P, sign painting, &c, 109 s Davie, h 230 Smith
Chamber of Commerce, J. R- Mendenhull, pres, 233^ s Elm
Chavis Eliza, col, h 622 s Spring
Chavis Prof J D, treas Bennett College, h do
*Cheek Thomas, moulder, h 1041 College av
Cheek Miss Bessie, h East
*Cheek.John, carpenter, h East
Cheek Pleasants, salesman, h 412 e Lee
Cheek Miss Sallie, h 412 e Lee
Cheek Miss Nellie, h 412 e Lee
Cheek Tinsley, salesman, h 412 e Lee
Cheek Miss Julia, h 412 e Lee
Chinese Laundry, 123 s Elm
Chrisman Mrs Mary A, widow, h 222 e Market
Chrisman J. R., Thomas & Chrisman, h 222 e Market
Bain Building Company,
CONTRACTORS.
Chrisman G R, clerk, h 222 e Market Centenary M E Church, 609 Arlington
City Dray Line, no Depot
Claiborne James, col, wks 404 w Market
Claiborne Wm, col, lab, McCulloch
Claiborne Harriet, col, McCulloch
Clapp Miss Etta, seamstress, bds 208 e Gaston
Clapp Mrs Mattie, widow, h 710 Arlington
*Clapp C Al, merchant, h 3053 e Market
Clapp Isaac, col, wks Sash and Blind Co, h 1001 Aslie
Clapp Geo, col, lab, h 225 Sycamore
Clark Mrs M A, widow, h 415 e Market
Clark Janie, col, wks 520 w Washington
*Clarida W F, letter carrier, h 850 s Elm
^Clary W J, Racket Store, h 323 Lindsay
Clary Miss Gertrude, h 323 Lindsay
*Clegg I H, farmer, h 438 King
Clegg W P, restaurant, 368 s Elm, h 438 King
Clegg Miss Maggie, h 438 King
Clemmons Miss Emily, h 200 s Spring
Clements Bettie, col, servant, McAdoo House
Clendenin Miss Lou, h 634 Asheboro
*Clendenin J C, compositor, h 208 s Spring
Clendenin Miss Mamie, h 208 s Spring
Clendenin Clarence, tel. mess, h 208 s Spring
"TTTHEN you visit the •' Gate City " of Nortli Carolina don't fail to drop VV in to see us, whether you wish to purchase or not.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 35
*Clendenin H W, clerk, C F & Y V KR. h 413 Asheboro
Clifton E A, wks RR, h 217 w Market
Clifton Miss A R, h 217 w Market
Clifton J A, Ticket Agt, C F & Y V RR, h 217 w Market
Clifton J W, carpenter, h 217 w Market.
Coates William, col, lab, h 240 e Gaston
*C.)bb H W, leaf tobacco, h 340 n Elm
*Cobb J S, leaf tobacco, bds 340 n Elm
Cobb J S & Co., leaf tobacco, 226 and 228 Belle Meade ave
Coble Miss MoUie, h 444 Church
Coble Miss Maggie, h 444 Church
Coble Mrs M B, wid, h 444 Church
Coble J W, conductor, h 444 Church
*Coble George H, conductor, h 444 Church
Coble C B, 335 s Elm
Coir Major, col, lab, h 116 w Gaston
rj FECIAL BARGAINS can be had in our Large Stock of Fine Toilet and Medicinal
^N Soaps, Perfumery, and Tooth Brushes.
^^ RICHARDSON &FARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Coir Anna, col, h 119 w Gaston
*Coffin W E, ticket ag't R & D R R, h 364 Ashe
Cohens Mary, col, h 845 McGhee
Cohens Henry, col, lab, h 845 McGhee
Colbert Albert, col, brickmason, h 121 Percy
^Coleman J H, gun and locksmith, 104 Court sq, h 316 e Market
Coleman A W, Greensboro Evaporator Co, bds Benbow House
*Cole J H, transfer clerk R&D R R, h 443 King
Cole J P, wks railroad, h 443 King
Cole J E, clerk, h 543 King
Cole Joe, col, lab, h 109 w Gaston
*Collins J D, New York Racket store, h 229 n Cedar
*Collins Charles, clerk So Ex Co, h n Greene nr w Market
Collins Will M, h 117 e Sycamore
Collins William, undertaker, 120 s Davie, h 117 e Sycamore
Colored Graded School, 212 and 214 Percy
J. H. COLEMAN,
Gun and Lock Smith,
BICYCLES A SPECIALTY.
All Work Done on Short fiotice and Warranted. 104 COURT SQUARE.
WnRTH.WHARTnM ^^^^ ^istate and rnvesfment Co. ffUn I n^fwIiHri l Hn real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
36 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Coltrane John, carpenter, h 304 Vance
Columbia Bicycle Agency, lOO s Elm, Geo Fitzsimons, agent
Connelly H B, tel op N C R R, r Y M C A bldi?
^Connelly A P, mas trains N C div R & D R R, h 226 Fayetteville
*Connoy D M, lab, h 120 s Gilmer
Cook John W, sheriff Guilford county, bds 107 e G.iston
Corl Miss Mary, h 2U9 n Cedar
*Corl Dan W, blacksmith, 215 e Sycamore, h 22(> n Davie
Corl Miss Sallie, h 220 n Davie
*Corl Charles, blacksmith, h 229 Mebane
Cory W H, propr Kandy Kitchen, bds McAdoo House
Cota F H, Gen Sec Y M C A, r do
Cotton Caroline, col, cook, h 1045 w Market
Cotton Charles, col, lab, h 610 e Market
County Court House, 102 Court square
Cox E B, wks Bain Building Co, bds 301 s Elm
*Cox RevJS, h 4ll w Lee
*Cox E A, lab, h 108 s Davie
*Cox R H, lab, h 108 s Davie
Cunningham Mrs B A, wid, h 439 Church
Cunningham Miss Carrie, h 439 Church
Cunningham C D, h 439 Church,
Cunningham Milton, h 439 Church
Curry Katie, col, h 104 A^he
Curry Charles, col, brick W3rker, h 307 Percy
Curtis Berry, h 437 Church
Curtis Wm H, printer, li 437 Church
Curtis Henry, pressman, h 437 CImrch
Curtis Charles, brakeman, h 437 Church
Curtis William, fireman, h 437 Church
GEO. FITZSIMONS,
Bi(:y(:l(^ f\(^<(^t
Columbias, Victors, Rambles.
Easy Payments \Arhen Desired. AT FITZSIMONS DRUG STORE, 100 S. ELM ST.
ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT for anything new in the eatable line, no matter about the price. Our line of patrons appreciate a good artu-le. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 37
Curtis J E, printer, bds 108 J e Sycamore
*Curtis James, cabinet maker, h 401 e Bragg
Curtis John, carpenter, bds 405 w Bragg
Craddock Miss Dora, h 324 e Bragg
Crane Mrs Adeline, wid, h 110 n Greene
*Crawford J M, clerks Fishblate's, h 220 Eugene
Crawford Mrs S M, wid, h 217 Clinton
Crawford Mrs Mamie, wid, bds Benbow House
Crocker Mrs Mary, music teacher, h 451 Arlington
Crown Cotton Mills, R E Causey, sec & treas, 705 e Washington
Crenshaw -Fannie, col, h 311 Percy
Crump John, col, carpenter, h 144 Beach
*Crump W B, wks railroad, h 836 s Elm
PROMPT PAVMrSUQT Made on all insurance losses by O. W. CARR & CO., r n U ni r I r H I 111 C 11 0 1 233^ south Elm street, Greensboro, N. C.
Crutchfield W G, clerks R & D R R, bds 327 e Market
*Crutchfield C F, manager North State h 535 s Elm
Crutchfield Matilda, col, dom, h 861 Asheboro
Crutchfield Samuel, col, gardener, h 301 s Elm
Crutchfield Millie, col, h 447 Arlington
Dalrymple Palmer, teacher graded school, r Y M C A building
Daily Workman, Rev J L Michaux, prop'r, 127 s Elm
Daily Record, Reece & Elam, proprietors, 222 s Elm
Daniel Garland, Anderson & Co, h'dware, bds 225 e Washington
Darden & Gay, boots & shoes, 113 e Market
Darden L E, Darden & Gay, boots and shoes, bds 107 e Gaston
* Davis James, merchant, h 423 w Bragg
*Davis F A, wks W U Tel Co, h 203 w Market
CORT'5 ^ K^NDT * Kitchen,
305 South Elm Street.
Over 300 Varieties of Candy Manufactured.
A SELECT LINE OF FRUITS, NUTS, &c.
Ice Cream and Sherbets in Season.
We are not bidding for your trade on the strength of our relatives, friends, political faith or social position, but by the SOLID LOGIC of honest quantity, good quality and courteous attention to all.
WnRTH-WH ARTflM R^^l Estate and Investment Co., fwUnin finfiniUll real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
38 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
*Davis J B, tinner, h 618 e Market Davis Samuel, lab, h 618 e Market Davis Raphael, lab, h 618 e Market Davis & Matthews, groceries, 220 Lewis Davis Prof C L, col, teacher, bds 323 Percy- Davis Madison, col, driver, h 226 e Gaston Davis Isham, col, blacksmith, h 426 w Gaston Davis Hattie, col, dom, h 351 Asheboro Davis Jane, col, h 112 s Davie Davis Agues, col, h 406 w Gaston Davis William, col. servt, Monroe House Davis J R, moulder, h 618 e Market *Day W A, col, tobacconist, h 1006 Ashe Dean Laura, col, h 1026 e Market *Dean James, col, brick mfr, h 1059 e Market
Bain Building Company. Rou°h'*^nT'D*°'!!;°L'^gw
Deberry S R, col, wks Benbow House, bds 1026 e Market
*Denny Emmett, yard mas R & D R R, h 308 e Bragg
Denny Miss Annie, h 640 Chestnut
Denny Miss Peggy, h 640 Chestnut
Denny Washington, clerk, h 640 Chestnut
Denny Miss Serena M, compositor, bds 213 e Washington
*Dewitt T J, night watchman, h 423 w Lee
Dick Lillie, col, dom, h 434 Church
Dick Miss Annie, h 218 n Elm
Dick Lacey, clerk, bds Church
Dick Henry, clerk, bds 210 n Davie
*Dick George A, h 658 Chestnut
Dick John M, propr Greensboro Steam Laundry, h Church
Dick Mrs Lucy M, wid, h Church
*Dick Judge R P, Dist Judge U S Court, h Church
GARDEN & GAY,
5nOE5 EXCLUJIVELT.
Best Goods. Lowest Prices. PROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION TO CUSTOMERS.
113 East Market Street.
THE LARGEST STOCK of Fine Groceries and Table Delicacies in the City will always be found at
J. W. SCOTT & CO.'S
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 39
Dick Joe, col, P P car porter, h 834 Austin
Dick Peter, col, night watchman, h 615 e Gaston *
Dick Charlotte, col, h 229 n Gilmer
Dick John, col, lab, h 606 Lindsay
Dick R W, col, lab, h 914 e Market
Dickenson Miss Bettie, teacher graded school
Dike Book Company, 116 s Elm
*Dillard Judge J H, lawyer, h 320 w Gaston
Dillard D C, h 320 w Gaston
Dillard Nan, col, h 239 e Sycamore
Dillard Thomas, col, tob roller, h 116 s Forbis
Dilworth A, boarding house, h 213 e Market
Dil worth Mrs A, dressmaker, h 213 e Market
*Divinuey W 0, h 628 Arlington
Dixon Martin L, clerks R & D RE, h 313 Lindsay
Dixon Miss Mary, teacher, h 313 Lindsay
Dixon Miss Myrtle, h 313 Lindsay
Dixon J C, bookkeeper, h 313 Lindsay
*Dixon Dr B F, Pres Greensboro Female College, h do
Dixon Mrs B F, Lidy Prin Greensboro Female College, h do
Dixon Miss Pearl, G F College
You CAN PROVE IT— The Best Brands Cigars, Tobaccos and Pipes are found at our Smokers' Counter. RICHARDSON & PARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
*Dixon George, miller, h iir e Market
*Doak J W, clerk, h 203 Cedar
Doak Miss Mamie, milliner, h 203 Cedar
Doak Andy, col, driver, h 120 w McCulloch
Doak Ann, col, h 1033 Ashe
Doak Elijah, col, lab, h 821 Vance
*Dodson P S, lab, h 513 e Washington
*Dodson S C, cashier freight office R & D R R, h 327 e Market
Dodson Will C, conductor C F & Y V R R, h 327 e Market
Dodson Miss Mary, h 327 e Market
Doggett Lindsay, col, grocer, 601 e Gaston, h 210 n Gilmer
Donnell George, clerk, h 318 e Washington
*Donnell W C, conductor C F & Y V R R, bds 633 Asheboro
*Donnell John, carpenter, h 318 e Washington
Donnell J R, clerk, h 318 e Washington
Donnell Thomas, moulder, h 318 e Washington
*Donnell George, standard-keeper, h 406 w Gaston
Donnell Miss Addie, h 406 w Gaston
Donnell John, col, shoemaker, h 205 n Gilmer
Donnell Smith, col, drayman, h 463 Cole
Donnell Lizzie, col, h 516 Lindsay
Donnell Nelson, col, lab, h 113 Boon
Donnell Eliza, col, servt, h 214 w Washington
*Dorsett C H, Johnson & Dorsett, h 306 e Washington
WflRTH.WHARTnM R^^' ^s^^^e and investment Co.,
wwUn I nWinfin l %MW% real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
40 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Dorsett R G, clerk, bds 306 e Washington
Doub Mrs W C, wid, h 618 w Gaston %;
Doub Miss Laura, music teacher, h 618 w Gaston
Doub Miss .Agnes, stenographer, h 618 w Gaston
*Douglas Ro M, lawyer, office in Savings Bank, h 519 Asheboro
Douglas Robert D, student, h 519 Asheboro
Douglas Miss Madaline, h 529 Asheboro
Doughty C H, shoemaker, 103 w Market, h 234 Belle Meade ave
Doughty Charlie, shoemaker, h 234 Belle Meade ave
Doughty Miss Blanche, h 234 Belle Meade ave
Dowd Miss Ella, teacher G F College, bds do
*Dowd C, lumberman, bds 108 n Davie
Dudley 0 E, groceries, 508 s Elm h 508^ s Elm
Dudley Mrs M G, wid, h 508^ s Elm
*Duffy James, keeper Greene Hill cemetery, h 641 n Edgeworth
Duffy Miss Agnes L, h 641 n Edgeworth
♦Dunn H M, wks Oak Hill Roller Mills, h 828 s Elm
*Dunn R R, wks Oak Hill Roller Mills, h 828 s Elm
Dunn Isabella, col, h 358? s Elm
*Dunham Geo W, sec and treas Bain Bldg Co, h 209 Eugene
Duke Tirzah, col, fireman, h 938 s Cedar
Durham R L, law student, h G F C
Durham H L, h 120 Ashe
Durham Oscar L, h 120 Ashe
Durham S J, h G F C
*Durham Dr W J, physician at Keeley Institute, h 120 Ashe
Fades Miss Mary, h" 911 Asheboro
Eades Jo J, clerk, h 911 Asheboro
Eagle Foundry, 522 s Elm
*Easley N P, carpenter, 220 Mebane
Eason John, col, well digger, h 441 e Washington
*East W B, billing clerk R & D R R, h 121 Ashe
Eckel A P, magistrate, 119 e Market, h 337 s Davie
ROBERT. M. DOUGLAS,
M&STER IN CHANCERY ANO EXAMINER OF U. S. CIRCUIT COURT, GREENSBORO, N. C.
Attorney for the Following Corporations :— Greensboro Chamber of Com- merce, The Piedmont Bank, People's Five Cents Savings Bank, South Greensboro Investment Co., The Union Land Co., Oak Hill Roller Mills, Bain Building Co., Life Insurance Company of Virginia.
v\
JE handle '' Patapsco Superlative," "Snowdrift," "Dan Valley," "Shen- andoah," " De Soto " and " Pride of Greensboro " Patent Roller Flours.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 41
Eckel Eugene, clerk XJ S Marshal, bds 337 s Davie
Edwell Leanua, col, h 339 e Gaston
Edwell James, col, shoemaker, h 224 Mebane
Edwards James, col, lab, h 841 s Elm
*Elam H J, Reece & Elam, h 240 e Market
Elam P C, harness maker, bds e Market
Eller Miss Julia, h lOOi s Elm
*Eller Judge W H, business mgr Keeley Institute
*Ellington W W, merchandise broker, h 236 n Edgeworth
*£llingtoil Neil, pres National Bank, h 505 w Market
Elliott Thomas, machinist, bds 405 w Bragg
Elliott Orpheus, machinist, bds 405 w Bragg
*Elliott J G, drummer, h 313 Lindsay
*Elliott W R, carpenter, h 541 e Bragg
Elliot Miss Ada, h 616 Arlington
Elliott Mrs S D, wid, h 616 Arlington
Elliott Miss Julia, h 616 Arlington
Elliott Miss Nora, h 616 Arlington
Elliott Miss Mattie, h 616 Arlington
Elliott Laura, col, dom, h 636 s Elm
*Emerson J W, col, barber, 125 s Elm, h 327 e Gaston
Emerson Jerry, col, servt, h Asheboro
TTVTQTTT? A TVrr^TT OTNJ Cotton and WooUen Mnis, Tobacco Factories, JLJ-N O U X\;.CXXN K^Jli KJ1.\ Wood Workers, Quartz MiUs a Specialty with O. W. CARR & CO., 233 >^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Emerson Andrew, col, lab, h 1 24 Beach
Emerson George, col, wks railroad, h 336 s Mendenhall
Emerson Wash, col, barber, h 327 e Gaston
England Miss Myrtle, h nr Crown mills
*England Robert, carpenter, h n Elm
Epps & Hackett, architects, 311 s Elm
*Epps Orlo, Epps & Hackett, h 808 Walker ave
Estes Kit, col, carpenter, h 371 w Bragg
Evans Charles, col, hod carrier, h 812 Ashe
Evans Josephine, col, nurse, h 213 e Lee
Earmers' Warehouse, J H Whitt & Co, cor Greene & Belle Meade av
*Farrar W B, W B Farrar & Son, jewelers, h 424 Church
Farrar M R, W B Farrar & Son, jewelers, h 424 Church
Farrar W B &_Son, jewelers, 102 s Elm
Farlow Miss Annie, bds s Spring
Farlow Miss Mary, h 386 w Lee
Fariss Mrs Annie, wid, h 214 w Washington
Fariss J T, clerk mas trains office N C div, h 214 w Washington
Fariss J B, Richardson & Fariss, druggists, h 214 w Washington
Farris Miss Ella, h 340 n Elm
Farris Sid, col, lab, h 335 Percy
Farris Wash, col, driver, h 110 Percy
WnRTII-Wy APTHy ^^^il Estate and Investment Co., ffUnin'"fffilHilfiyill real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
42 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
*Farriss W A, propr 0 K Bakery, h 422 n Greene
Taulkner G W, carpenter, h 212 Clinton
Faust Mrs M, h 134 n Mendenhall
*Felton E 0, mfr of barrel staves, etc, h 214 Buchanan
Fentress Miss Tishey, h 433 Arlington
^Ferguson Nathan, h 210 e McCulloch
Ferrebee Maria, col, cook, h 611 e Gaston
*Ferree W Appleton, h 314 Asheboro
*Fetzer J H, printer, h 512 Asheboro
Fields & Gorrell, 346 s Elm
Fields Charlie, clerk, h 511 s Elm
^Fields F M, Fields & Worrell, h 231 Lewis
*Fields Emsley, carpenter, h 341 n Greene
*Fields Wm A, h 447 Arlington
CONTRACTORS.
ALii Kinds of Builders' Supplies.
Bain Building Company,
*Field J B, coal and wood, city dray line, 110 Depot, h 210 w
Washington Finlayton William, wks Eagle Foundry, bds 412 w Lee Finch Emily, col, h 225 n Percy
First Presbyterian Church, intersection of Davie and Church *Fishblate E R, F Fishblate, clothing, h 203 Eugene Fishblate F, clothing, 230 s Elm *Fitzmaurice J R, civil engineer, h 421 Arlington *Fitzsimons George, druggist, bicycle agt, 100 s Elm, h 122
n Davie Five Cents Savings Bank, Col J M Winstead, pres, 115 s Elm *Flanuagan J W, h 202 e Market Flannagan Miss Effie, h 202 e Market
W. A. FARRISS,
The O. K. Baker
ICE CREAM MAKER,
358 South Elm St., Greensboro, N. C.
AX ;E are selling agents for Railroad Mills Snuff, LorillanlV Snuff, ^^ Gail & Ax Snnff and Arbuckle's Coffee all at Manufacturers' Pric-es.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 43
Floyd Miss Ida M, h 628 Ashe
Foard Prof E, A, grocer, h 703 Asheboro
*Foiida J L, com trav, h 1058 w Market
*Forbis James W, lawyer, 102 n Elm, h 237 n Edgeworth
*Forbis W R, furniture, 118 e Market, h 330 e Bragg
Forbis Charles, clerk, h 535 s Elm
Forchee Lucius, salesman, bds 625 s Elm
Forley L B, surveyor, bds Monroe House
Forsyth John, meat market, 418 Asheboro
Forsyth Miss Maggie, teacher. East
Foster Giles, col, lab, h 1007 e Market
Foster Albert, col, brick layer, h 233 n Gilmer
Foulkes Susan, col, servt, h 205 w Market
^Fountain Joseph, engineer, h 415 w Bragg
Foushee Albert, col, lab, h 336 s Mendenhall
Foust John, col, lab, h 320 Percy
Fowler J G, tailor, h 115 Ashe
Fowler Miss Emma, h 115 Ashe
Fowler Miss Nettie, h 115 Ashe
Fowler Mrs A F, wid, hll5 Ashe
Fox J T, clerk, r Y M C A building
Fox Frank, col, lab, h 109 w Gaston
all the year around at our elegant Soda Tountain. RICHARDSON & FARISS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
Refreshing Drinks
Foy Maggie, col, h s Elm
*Frazier Prof C P, Greensboro Furniture Co, h 313 w Washington
*Frazier W L, salesman, bds 119 n Davie
*Franklin G W W, carriage painter, h 908 w Washington
*Freeman James F, wks Bain Building Co, h 115 Lewis
Freeman George, lab, h 2059 East
Freeman Miss Amanda, h 2059 East
Freeman Berry, wks Crown mills, h 2059 East
Freeman Edward, wks Crown mills, h 2059 East
*Fry Capt J W, Gen mgr C F & Y V R R, h 447 w Washington
*Fry H L, Chief Engineer C F & Y V R R, h 621 Asheboro
Fuller Shell, col, drayman, h 3007 East
Fuller Ann, col, h 3007 East
Fulton Noah, col, dravman, h 133 s Gilmer
Fuqua Luther, wks B.^& D R R, bds 535 s Elm
*Fuqua Thomas, lab, h 201 Clinton
*Gales W R, nsst stMte sec Y M C A, h 209 e Lee
Galloway A G, bookkeeper, bds 340 n Elm
Galloway Raleigh, druggist, bds Church
Galloway Martha, col, h 126 s Dodson
Galloway Mary J, col, h 515 Lindsay
Galloway W G, col, grocer, h 921 e Market
WnSITU-WIIAIITny ^^^1 ^Istate and Investment Co.
WWVII I rifllBMBI I m^ REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
110 South Elm Street.
44 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Galloway Charlotte, col, h 812 e Mebane
Galloway Turner, groceries, n w cor Sycamore and Davie, h Dean's
alley Gamble Miss Lizzie, h 386 w Lee Gamble Miss Nora, h 386 w Lee Gamble Mrs Julia, h 386 w Lee Gamble R 0, tobacconist, bds 107 e Gaston Gamble Chas, clerk, bds 107 e Gaston Gannon Miss Maggie, teacher, bds 214 e Market Gant Mary, col, h 200 Lyndon Gardner Miss Ellen, dom, 810 Pearson Garrett Mrs Nannie, wid, bds 340 s Elm *Garrett Jno M, clerk, h 912 e Market Garrett Yancey, col, carpenter, h 420 Chestnut Garrett Geo, col, h 901 Ashe Garrett Frank, col, lab, h 901 Ashe Garrett Alice, col, servt, h 336 Ashe Garrett Albert, col, porter C F & Y V R R *Gates W W, wood dealer, R & D R R bey limit Gate City Mattress Factory, W P Vanhorn & Co, 225 s Davie *Gaulden Geo, harnessmaker, h 221 Lindsay George Jane, h 1040 s Ashe Gerring Mack, col, carpenter, h 333 e Market Gibbs Eliza, col, dom, h 209 e Lee Gibbs Louisa, col, h 800 Ashe Gibson Miss Annie, h 403 w Market Gibson Rev L B, col, h 147 w McCulloch Gibson Lizzie, col, h 945 McGee Gibson Comelia, col, h 622 s Spring Gibson R M, col, plasterer, h 622 s Spring Gilcrease Abram, col, h 916 e Market Giles Rev W H, col, h 222 n Gilmer Gillespie Eugene E, h Asheboro bey limit Gillespie Miss Johnsie, h Asheboro bey limit ^Gillespie D D, farmer, h Asheboro bey limit Gillespie Miss Ella, h Asheboro bey limit Gillespie Loten, col, blacksmith, h 546 Ashe Gilliland J H, condr R&D, bds McAdoo House Gilland Thos, lab, h 206 Clinton Gilmer John A, student, h 312 n Elm *Gilmer E L, tobacconist, h 305 n Elm Gilmer Mrs J A, wid, h 312 n Elm *Gilmer S L, com trav, bds 414 n Elm Gilmer Henrietta, col, h 346 w Whittington Gilmer Ferdinan, col, servt, h 336 Ashe Gilmer Sarah, col, h 435 e Washington Gilmer Ivory, col, h 433 e Washington Gilmer Calvin, col, lab, h 108 s Forbis Gilmer Lina, col, h 229 e Sycamore Gilmer Madison, col, mail transfer, h 123 w McCulloch
WE call on the " four quarters of the globe " to contribute to the demand of our customers. Nothing too fine or too much trouble to supply if our trade demands it. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 45
Gilmer W M, col, hotel waiter, h 607 e Gaston
*Glascock G T, foundry, h 634 Asheboro
Glascock T A, moulder, h 634 Asheboro
Glascock L L, h 634 Asheboro
Glass John, wks fire dept, bds 200 n Elm
*Glenn Gen Jas D, Adj Gen N, C h 500 Arlington
Glenn R G, insurance, 110 s Elm, h 517 w Market
Glenn Dr Chas M, office 106^ s Elm
*Glenn Tyre, U S Marshal, h 520 w Market
Glenn & O'Connor, bakers, 114 w Market
Glover Marv, col, servt, h 423 e Washington
Goddy G W, col, lab, bds 358 J s Elm
*Goley C M, storekeeper and guager, h 407 e Market
^Golden A J, painter, h 225 Mebane
Golden E D, painter, h 225 Mebane
Golden Walter J, h 225 Mebane
Golden Miss Annie, h 225 Mebane
*Golden S J, painter, h 436 n Greene
Golden Henry, tob worker, h 436 n Greene
*Goolsbv E M, U S Marshal's office, h 310 s Spring
*Gorren R P, barkeeper, h 856 s Elm
Gorrell Miss Charlotte, h 214 w Washington
Gorrell Albina, h 719 e Washington
0\hl PARR Ri Pfl Insurance, Accident, Fire, Life and Tornado. Only . W¥. Unnn Ub UU., pirst-Class Foreign and American Companies Repre- sented. 233)^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Gorrell C C & Co, mininery, 109 w Market
Gorrell Mrs C C, wid, (C C Gorrell & Co), h 202 Ashe
Gorrell Lottie, col, h 719 e Washington
Gorrell Mrs C S, wid, h 218 Ashe
Gorrell Albert, col, h 305 n Percy
Gorrell Abe, col, lab, h 325 Maple
Gorrell Calvin, col, blacksmith, h 208 Maple
Gorrell Rachel, col, dom, h 105 n Davie
*Gould W P, train dispatcher R & D R R
Graded School, white No 1, 218 Lindsay, No 2, Belle Vue Institute
Graded School, col, 212 and 214 Percy and 1030 Ashe
Graham Mrs M A, h 403 w Market
Graham J B, clerks R&D depot, bds 115 s Ashe
Granger Miss Capitola, music teacher G F C
Grandison Mrs S M, teacher Bennett College, h do
Grandison Rev C N, Pres Bennett College, h do
Graves Silas, col, blacksmith, 215 e Sycamore
Graves Anderson, col, lab, h 1057 e Washington
Graves Leanna, col, h 151 n Dodson
Graves Mary, col, h 819 Vance
Graves Mrs C M, wid, h 438 Gorrell
Graves Linwood, col, tob roller, h 920 e Market
Graves King, col, lab, h 406 w Gaston
WflRTU-WMikliTnM ^3^1 Estate and Investment Co., f?yn B fl""?! uRn I UW eeal estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
46 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Graves Sarah, col, h 406 w Gaston Graves Tom, C(, 1, h 825 Austin Gra,y Mrs J A, wid, h 447 w Washington Gray Miss Genie, h 447 w Wiushington
CONTR^ACTORS.
Bain Building Company,
Gray R Percy, resident asjt N & \V R R, h 447 w Washington Gray Wni, col, waiter, h 1012 e Market Gray Chas, col, drayman, h 853 s Elm Gray Jessie, col, R & D R R, h 827 Babtist *Grayson C W, h 108 1 e Sycamore
Greensboro Water Co, office llO n Elm
Qreensboro W/iter Co.,
Office 110 r^Torth. Elra Street.
D. R. SCHENCK. Prksiuent.
C. N. VANCE, Secretary. R. R. KING, Treasurer.
C. W. T.'XTE. W. C. SELDON.
Greensboro Steam Laundry, 111, 113 and 113* w Market
Even a Dog would attract at- tention with a COLLAR on which was laundried at the
GREENSBORO
STEAM LAUNDRT.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
JOHN n. DICK, - - Pkofrietor.
Ill, 113 AND 113>^ W. MmRKET STREET.
nnHE (leunind for Canned Goods of all kinds is growing larger each j'ear, A and we are selling finer goods and more of them each succeeding j'ear.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 47
Greensboro Gas and Electi-ic Light Co, 118 and 120 n Forbis
Greensboro Music School, w Market
Greensboro Brick and Tiling Co, 905 Spring Garden
Greensboro Fn'e Dept, 108 w Gaston
Greensboro North State, 104 n Elm
Greensboro City Market, 201 s Davie
Greensboro Library, 127 s Elm
Greensboro Evaporator and Preserving Co, office 124 s Elm
Greensltoro Book Store, 124 s Elm
Greensboro Patriot, Jesse R Wharton prop, 220 s Elm
(Tvecnsboro Music Store, C J Brockman, propr, 104 s Elm
Greensboro Ice Co, nr R&D freight depot
Greensboro Sash and Blind Co, Mendenhall & McNairy, 202
Lewis Green Walter, ( lerk, bds 116? w Market
is the only Tonic and Scientific Headache Powder on the marliet. gic. Price 10 cents RICHARDSON & PARISS, Sole Proprietors.
T /"/^ r^ ri T/" is the only Tonic and Scientific Head l\ I 11 I LA 1^ Releaves like magic. Price 10 cents I \V-/ L/r 1 I V RICHARDSON &
Green Sarah, col, h 226 e Sycamore
Green John, col, h 621 e Gaston
*Greer John, plumber, 107 vv Market, h 327 s Davie
Greer Miss Irene, h 327 s Davie
Greer Miss Lillian, h 327 s Davie
^Gregory Dr R K, bds Benbow House
*Gregory Geo H, lawyer, h w Market nr G F C
Gregory Thomas, clerk, h w Market nr G F C
Gregory Miss Sue, milliner, h w Market nr G F C
Gregory Miss Mary, h w Market nr G F C
Gregory Hardy, mail agent, h w Market nr G F C
Gregory Wm, col, lab, bds 1026 e Market
^Griffith Dr J W, dentist 113* s Elm, h 312 Church
DR. J. W. GRIFFITH, Dentist and Opthalmist,
Office, \\3y2 South Elm Street.
I have the best equipped dental office in the State. Have had thirteen years ex- perience in regular practice.
In relation to the treatment of the eyes, I am prepared to remedy all defects of vision in Myopia or Near Sight, Hyperopia or Far Sight, Presbyopia or Old Sight, Diplopia or Cioss Eyes, Astigmatism or any other defects.
It is the duty of parents to look closely after the condition of their children's teeth and eyes, for eight-tenths of the people of the world are seriously troubled with these two organs. Look to your interest and give me a call.
GREIEINSBORO
pemale College,
REV. B. F. blXON, FRESlbENT.
This Institution was founded by the North Carolina Conference, char- tered in 1838, opened for the reception of students in 1846, and continued in successful operation until its destruction by fire in 1863. It was re-opened in 1873. The purpose of its founders was to furnish to young ladies the necessary advantages and facilities for the acquisition of athorough and ac- complished education. For man}' years, it has enjoyed a reputation unsur- passed by any Female College in the South, and standing as the mother of chartered Female Colleges in North Carolina, it still holds its place in the front rank among those institutions which aim at the higher education of woman.
Six hundred and eighty-five regular graduates and several thousand other young ladies, who received their chief training in the College, have gone out from its halls, exerting an elevating and refining influence upon society, and filling their homes with the light of a beautiful, cultivated, Christian womanhood.
The institution is still endeavoring to accomplish the object of its original establisment as a Methodist College, and though denominational in character, it is in no offensive sense sectarian.
Tuition in regular course free to daughters of ministers in regular pastoral work.
The advantages offered in this institution are not surpassed by those of any Female School in the South.
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
Is on the last Thursday in May.
THE COLLEGIATE YEAR
Is Divided into Two Sessions of Twenty Weeks Each.
THE FALL SESSION
Begins on the Fourth Wednesday in August and continues Twenty Weeks. NO VACATION IN WINTER.
THE SPRING SESSION
Begins on the Second Tuesday in Jan. and ends on last Thursday in May.
WnRTH-WHARTflN R^^l ^^^^^^ ^nd investment Co.,
flUni ll'ffWllftni Ul^ REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
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Griffin H G, bagg.ige master R&DRR, rYMCA building
*Grimsley Prof G A, supt city schools, h 217 e Lee
Grissom Walter, wks furniture factory, h 411 w Lee
Grundman Miss Beatrice, h e Market
♦Grundman A, lab, h e Market
Gretter Mrs Louinia, vvid, h 202 Fayetteville
Guilford Grays Armory, w Market
Guilford Lumber Co, office 532 Ashe
Guilford Club, rooms 112 n Elm
♦Guthrie C B, conductor N C R R, h 411 e Lee
Gwynn Andrew, col, sleeping car porter, h 158 w McCuUoch
rj FECIAL BARGAINS can be had In our Large Stock of Fine Toilet and Medicinal
^^ Soaps, Perfumery, and Tooth Brushes.
^ RICHARDSON &FARISS, Wholesale and Retail Dru^ggists.
*Hackett C M, (Epps & Hackett), h 808 Walker av
Hackney Joyce, col, h 302 n Percy
*Hagan D L, drummer, h 335 Church
*Hagan A, renl estate, h 336 Church
Hagan Miss Edith, h 336 Church
*Haithcock S S, prop, S Greensboro PhRrmacy, h 815 Pearson
Haithcock Miss Carrie, 815 Pearson
Haig Ella, col, wks 203 Eugene
*Hall John, carpenter, h 119 s Gilmer
*Hall F R, Chief Police, h 336 Ashe
Hall Mrs J K, wid, h 336 Ashe
Hall Minerva, col, wks 310 e Washington
The Guilford Lumber Wg Company,
GrP5.H:H::N:sBOK.o, isr. c.
Is better prepared than ever before to supply their customers with anything in the way of
SIDING, FLOORING, CEILING, SHINGLES, LATHS,
In fact any kind of BUILDING MATERIAL that can be called for. Please examine our work and get our prices before buying. We keep, at all times, a large assortment of GLASS, and can fill orders promptly for all odd siz(!S or irregular shapes, and make no extra charge for cutting the same.
WHERE SHALL I BUY MY GROCERIES? Is what every "new comer" to our city asks their neighbor, and the reply 'of course is, go to SCOTT'S.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. i;i
*Hamilton Thos, carpenter, '^ds 121 Bain
Hamilton Miss Maria, bds 121 Bain
Hamilton S E, eaipentrr, bds 121 Bain
*Hamlet R W, h 214 Belle Meade
Hamlet Miss Josie, h 214 Belle Meade
Hamlet Miss Eunice, h 214 Belle Meade
Hamlet Miss Minnie, h 214 Belle Meade
Hamner Miss Rosa, milliner, h 503 n Edgeworth
Hancock Lena, col, dom, h 328 Church
*Hanner Matthew, carpenter, h 1013 Spring Garden
*Hanner R K, mechanic, h 711 Church
Hanner Claude, lab, h 711 Church
Hanner Miss Ella, h 711 Church
Hanner Miss Street, h 711 Church
Hanner Miss Maggie, h 711 Church
^Hanner J G, wks Bain Building Co, h 515 w Lee
Hanner George, engineer, bds 824 Bilbro alley
*Hanner Nathan, carpenter, h 1013 Spring Garden
•Hanner T Q. h 1013 Spring Garden
Hanner Mrs M V, wid, h 351 Asheboro
Harber Wm, col, lab, h 109 w Gaston
Harber Silvia, col, h 109 w Gaston
^Hardin J R, clerk, h 411 e McCulloch
Hardin Mrs J A, boarding-house 335 s Elm
I n^^F^ An lll9TFn ?^'?— ?''°™PHI,J!?'?*^J?°^^°^'J^*°S® Placed through 0.,W.
i>i South Elm St., Greensboro.
*Hardin W G, lab, h 802 e Market
Hardie Leah, servt, h 1058 w Market
Hargraves Robert, col, painter, h 504 Chestnut
Hargraves Alfred, col, lab, h 605 Lindsay
Harkness J P, manager Greensboro Ice Co, bds church
Harrington, Mrs M A, wid, h 858 Vance
Harrington, H G, compositor, h 858 Vance
*Harrell, S F, com trav, h 818 Pearson
*Harrell J W, h 613 Asheboro
Harris Walter E, clerk, bds Church
Harris J H, harness, shoes, &c, 217 s Elm, h 210 Fayetteville
Harris Laura, col, wks 335 Asheboro
Harris Catherine, col, h 433 Chestnut
Harris Amanda, col, h 204 n Percy
Harris Elijah, col, h 110 East
^Harris Robt, col, restaurant, 211 s Elm
Harris Annie, col, nurse, h 404 Asheboro
Harris Ada, cook, h 322 Asheboro
Harris John, col, wks RR, h 1021 Ashe
Harrison Irvin, wks 216 s Davie
*Harti8 D W, shoemaker, h 116^ w Market
Hartis J M, h 116J w Market
Hartsell Miss Nora, h 517 w Market
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
52 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Hartsell Flavius, lab, bds 223 w Lee
Hartsell Filus, carpenter, bds 423 w Lee
Harvey S S, cigar mfr, h 604 Ashe
*Harvey Saml, h 604 Ashe
*Harvey Henry, brick layer, bds 213 e Market
Harvey Jennie, col, cook, h 107^ w Gaston
Hawkins Henry, col, wks RR, h 138 s Gilmer
*Hayes Wm A, propr Citv Oil Deliverv, h 309 Church
Hayes H R, wks RR, h 251 Belle Meade ave
*Hayes T S, shoe maker, h 251 Belle Meade ave
Hay den J S, tel operator, bds 318 e Washington
*Heath Henry, latheman, h Morehead ave
Headen Telia, col, h 153 n Gilmer
Headen M W, col, lab, h 153 n Gilmer
Headen Bettie, col, cook, h 404 Asheboro
Headen Andrew, col, lab, h 837 Factory
Henderson Randolph, col, h 201 n Percy
Henderson Headen, col, lab, h 551 Macon
Henderson Fannie, col, h 2005 Bennett
*Hendley M C, mechanic, h 821 Pearson
Hendrix J M & Co, drv goods and shoes, 221 s Elm
*Hendrix Jas M, J M Hendrix & Co, h 721 Church
*Hendrix E M, h 811 Hendrix
*Hendrix C A, horse trader, h 925 Hendrix
Bain Building Company, Boa?iP!?'nd1*ge'd°Ser.
Hendrix E M & Co, grocers. 111 e Market Herald J A, teacher, bds n Elm Herring Alice, col, cook, Monroe House . Hiatt R G, Vuncanon & Co, 526 s Elm, h 411 w Bragg Hiatt Julius, col, h 333 1 s Elm Hiatt J R, overseer, h 300 e Bragg Hiatt Mrs J R, dress-maker, h 300 e Bragg Hiatt Mrs J B, h 223 w Gaston Hialt Miss Gracey, h 223 w Gaston Hiatt Lydia, col, w Gaston Hiatt Fountain, col, lab, h 202 n Greene Hiatt Wm, col, brick mason, h 335 n Edgeworth Hiatt Walter, col, lab, h 221 e Gaston *Hicks W J, engineer, h 320 s Mendenhall ^Higgins C D, mgr Union News Co, h 331 n Greene Higgins E T, Union News Co, bds 331 n Greene Higgins C B, lab, h 334 e McCulloch Higgins E B, lab, h 334 e McCulloch Higgins S S, lab, h 334 e McCulloch Higgins Mrs Sallie, wid h 334 e McCulloch Higgins C M, druggist, bds 312 e Market Hightower G B, col, lab, h n Gilmer Hildesheimer Mrs M, wid, music teacher, r 243 e Washington
T^HE retail trade of our city is far different from what it was ten or fifteen '■ years ago. Then people bought necessities, now they buy luxuries, and they 'go to SCOTT'S to buy them.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 53
*Hill W H, com miller, h 224 e Washington
Hill Will B, book-keeper, h 224 e Washington
Hill Miss Mabel, h 224 e Washington
Hill W S, capitalist, h 317 w Market
*Hill D C, carpenter, h 316 n Greene
Hill Harvey, col, gardener, h 129 Beach
Hill Curius", col, h 206 s Mendenhall
Hill Mary, col, h 845 McGee
Hill Nelson, col, tob worker, h 845 McGee
*Hilliard Rev S H, pastor W Market M E church, h 602 w Market
Hilton Mrs Sarah, wid, h 604 e Market
Hilton Ben, mail carrier, h 604 e Market
Hinshaw Miss Alice, compositor, bds 213 e Washington
Hobson J M, carpenter, h 336 Church
Hobbs E V, clerk, h 100 n Davie
Hobbs Miss Jennie, h 233 n Cedar
Hockett Oscar, wks furniture factory, bds 411 w Lee
Hodges Miss Lula, h 313 w Washington
Hodges Miss Liza, h 313 w Washington
*Hodgin S G, clerk, bds 405 Asheboro
*Hodgin J A, merchant, h 630 s Elm
*Hodgin J A, h 405 Asheboro
*Hodgin W T, carpenter, h 706 Arlington
Hodgin Robert, P 0 clerk, bds 210 n Davie
Hodgin S A, teacher, bds 346 Ashe
Hodgin D A, clerk, r Y M C A building
Hagan Harris, col, lab, h 846 Austin
Holden Chas H, wks Gas Works, h 125 w Lee
Holden Mrs M A, wid, h 125 w Lee
*Ho]den Henry, farmer, h 327 w Lee
Holden John, wks R R, h 327 w Lee
Holden Clifford, lab, h 327 w Lee
Holden Ed, wks R R, h 327 w Lee
Holland Sallie, col, h 126 s Dodson
*Holley W E, col, grocer 360 s Elm, h 3581 s Elm
W. E. HOLLEY, Choice Family Grocemes,
Fruits, Vegetables and Poultry a Specialty.
seo s. ELixi stk.ee:x. HOUSES FOR REINX.
Branch Store in New Brick Building, E. Maricet St.
WOPTTT-WTTAPTOTJ Real Estate and Investment Co.,
VT V4V*** YT A****VAVJil BTilAT, TH'.STATTi'. DTCAT.F.RS.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
54 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Holt Fred, col, h 114 n Percy
*Holton, C E, drugs 303 s Elm, h 312 e Market
Home Wm, col, h 138 s Gilmer
Hoover D S, salesman, r w Washington
Hope Mangum, col, wks 320 w Gaston
Horry Mrs G R, wid, h 124 w Lee
Horry L R, tel operator, h 124 w Lee
Horry A R, tel operator, h 124 w Lee
Horry Miss M S, h 124 vv Lee
Horney, Mrs Jennie, wid, h 313 e Market
Horton Nelson, col, lab, h 600 e Market
Hoskins Joe, col, servt, 206 s Mendenhall
Hoskins Mary, col, h 610 Ashe
Hoskins Reuben, col, lab, h 438 Gorrell
PPHM PT P A VM r NQT Made on all insurance losses by O. W. CARR & CO., rnUmri rMTmC.raOl 233^ south Elm street, Greensboro, N. C.
*Hough A G, foreman Hosiery Mills, h 820 e Bragg
Houston & Bro, grocers, 215 s Elm
Houston Mrs W M, wid, (Houston & Bro,) h 114 Clay
Houston Miss Annie, h 327 n Elm
Houston Ruth, col, h 500 Arlington
^Howard S A, m'gr W U Tel Co, h 122 Church
*Howard C C, painter, bds Monroe House
*Howell David, tailor, h 515 Bragg
Howell Drury, col, fish and oysters, stall 8 City market, h 21 li s Elm
Howell Mary, col, h 817 Babtist
Howell Rev F R, col, bds 819 Babtist
*Hubbard John, lab, h 619 s Elm
Hudgins Miss Lena, vocal music teacher, G F C
Hudson Store Co, gen mdse, 516 and 518 s Elm
Mrs W. M. HOUSTON. S. A. KERR, Manager.
HOUSTON & PK2
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
215 South Elm Street. ^ FRESH, NE\V STOCK.
4 < T F you can't find it at SCOTT'S you need not look any where else " is -*■ what our friends say, and they don't miss it very far, as our stock is always complete.
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*Huclson W D, grocer 515 s Elm, h 701 s Elm
*Hudson H S, (Hudson Store Co,) h 715 s Elm
♦Hudson S L, salesman, h 812 s Elm
Hudson Miss Daisy, h 913 s Elm
♦Hudson A L, carpenter, h 913 s Elm
Huffines Pinkney, col, wks 311 n Edgeworth
♦Hughes John M, harness-maker, h 118 n Davie
*Hughes J R, butcher stall No 1 City market, h 225 Church
Hughes & Son, fish and oysters, stall No 7 City market
Hughes Geo M, huckster, h 216 s Forhis
*Huohes J M, tailor 206 s Davie, h 216 s Forbis
Hughes Mrs Berta, wid, h 818 w Market
Hughes Mrs Lucv, wid, h 213 (^ Washington
*Hughes Dr \V H, col, physician 364i s Elm, h 166 w McCulloch
Plumphreys Frank, col, drayman, h 845 s Elm
Hundley Mrs E D, wid, teacher, h 120 w Sycamore
Hunt P C, car inspector, h 842 Vance
Hunter Miss Charlie, seamstress, bds 405 Asheboro
Hunter Henry, (Hunter & Co) 511 s Elm, bds 535 s Elm
Hunter & Co, grocers, 511 s Elm
*Hunter J S, (J W Scott & Co.) h 803 Pearson
*Hunter T A, (J W Scott & Co,) h cor Lee and Pearson
Hunter Lou, col, 109} w Gaston
Bain Building Company,
CONTRACTORS.
Ivla,aa.tels aaa-d. £ta,ix-^7=rox^.
Hutton Mrs Kate, wid, h 403 w Market
Hutton Miss Belle, h 403 w Market
Hutton W P, book-keeper, h 403 w Market
*IngleJas, night watchman, h 220 Clinton
*Ingold J C, wks RR, h 401 w Bragg
*Ingold Wash, lab. 3018 e College
*Ireland. Chas H, sec and treas Odell H'dware Co, h 602 w Gaston
L-eland Sidney, col, brickmason, h 120 s Forbis
Irvin Mrs C W, h 210 w Ashe
♦Irwin Wm M, lab, h 120 Boone
*Isley Craven, carpenter, h 518 Arlington
Iseley Allen, col, lab, h 946 McGhee
Ives Lucinda, col, h 335 s Mendenhall
*Jackson G W, carpenter, h 515 Arlington
* Jackson W G, h 813 Spring Garden Jackson Fossie, wks RR, h 813 Spring Garden
* Jackson J H, Wharton, Jackson & Co, h 328 e Lee Jackson Oscar, C F & Y V RR, h 328 e Lee *Jackson Thos, well digger, h 710 e Market *Jacobs Henry, tailor, h 245 Belle Meade ave
*James John, painter and decorator, 111 Depot, h Asheboro ♦James Hennis, blacksmith, bds 200 n Elm
* Jeffries Rufus, merchant, h 705 Ashe
WORTH-WHARTON «-' fliinsfiJr#/J2k«s"* •=•'
1]0 South Elm Street.
56 GREENSBORO DIRECTODY.
^Jeffries MS, wood dealer, h 240 w Bragg
Jeffries Henry, col, h 327 e Market
Jeffries Wm, col, tob worker, h 338 n Percy
*Jeffries Wm, carpenter, h 901 Asheboro
Jeffi-ies WG, wks RR, h 901 Asheboro
^Jeffries N A, trucker, h cor Mendenhall and Walker ave
Jeffries Miss Ellen, h cor Mendenhall and Walker ave
Jeffries Miss Callie, h cor Mendenhall and Walker ave
Jeffries Miss Claudia, h corner Mendenhall and Walker ave
Jeffries Rev Levi, col, h 131 n Mebane
Jenkins Fannie, col, serv't, h 427 Walker ave
Jenkins Martha, col, h 604 s Spring
Jenkins Sarah, col, h 604 s Spring
^Jennings Wm, furniture factory, h 610 s Spring
Jennings Robert, col, lab, h 147 n Dodson
*Jessup W S, wheel mfr, bds 336 Ashe
Jessup Will, So Ex Co, bds 336 Ashe
*Jobe W A, h Julian
Jolley Capt, cond, C F & Y V RR, bds 310 Asheboro
*Johnson A A, dry goods, h 441 Gorrell
Johnson & Dorsett, dry goods and shoes, 206 and 208 s Elm
Johnson C C, Johnson & Dorsett, r 207 s Elm
Johnson C C, trainman R&D RR, r Y M C A building
is a certain cure for Eczema and Tetter. Try a rice 25 cts. RICHARDSON & FARISS, Sole Prprs.
OUR ENGLISH OINTMENT--"--*
Johnson Emma, col, h 221 e Gaston
Johnson J E, col, barber, h 422 Lindsay
Johnson Rencher, col, lab, h 541 Macon
Johnson Henrietta, col, serv't, h 206 s Mendenhall
Johnson David, col, porter, R&D RR offices.
Johnson J D, col, barber, h 358^ s Elm
Johnson Annie, col, serv't, h 356 s Elm
Johnson Douglas, col, wks RR, h 803 Ashe
Johnson Minnie, col, h 224 e Sycamore
Johnson Caroline, col, wks 447 w Washington.
*Jones John, grocer, 108 w Market, h 120 n Greene
Jones J R, carpenter, bds 310 Asheboro
Jones Gurney, wks Eagle founday, bds 412 w Lee
Jones Wesley, machinist, bds 335 s Elm
*Jones J R, train dispatcher, C F & Y V RR, h 620 Asheboro
*Jones B E, ag't musical instruments, h 168 Asheboro
Jones Maggie, h 979 n Greene
Jones Miss Mamie, h 402 w Washington
Jones Miss Anna, teacher Kindergarten, h 402 w Washington
*Jones Rev J R, h 402 w Washington
Jones Miss Lizzie, h 443 e Whittington
*Jones Claiborne, machinist, h 405 w Bragg
Jones Martha, col, wks 612 w Gaston
Jones James, col, restaurant, h 1016 Ashe
SCOTT & CO. say tlieir trade on Roasted Coffee is increasing every year especially on the finer grades such as "Momaja," "Arabian Blend," and "Breakfast Java."
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. _|7
* Jones J S, insurance, office 127 s Elm, h 337 n Elm
Jones Rosa, col, h 115 n Forbis
Jones Sam, col, lab, wks 320 w Market
Jones Hannah, col, h 722 Ashe
Jones Jos, col, restaurant, 101 2 w Market
Jones Martha, col, h 612 w Gaston
Jones Sandy, col, wks RR, h 200 Maple
Jones Jacob, col, grocer, 601 e Market, h 434 Chestnut
Jones Marion, col, dom, h Churcn
Jones Lilie, col, dom, h 803 Pearson
Jones Wm, col, fresh meats, stall No. 4 city market
Jones S R, col, shoemaker, 121 e Sycamore, h 911 e Market
Jones Pinkne}', col, laborer, h n Boone
Jones S D, col, boarding house, h 358^ s Elm
Jones Jesse, col, serv't, h 301 s Elm
Jones Allen, col, lab, h 918 e Market
Jones George, col, waiter, RR restaurant, h 338 w Washington
Jordan Lee, wks hosiery mill, h 860 s Elm
PROVIDENT SAVINGS
Life Assurance Society of New M.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, President. J. S. JONES, Manager, Greensboro, N. C.
Assets Jan. I, 1892, . _ . $1,084791.27
Surplus, - - - - - 653,262.60
$261.77 Net Assets to each $100 of Net Liability. Insurance in Force, _ _ _ $69,676,446.00
ACTUAL RESULTS.
Paid to January ist, 1892, for Death Claims to beneficiaries
under its Renewable Term Policies, the sum of - $3,008,171.00 At a total cost for premiums of - - - 200,815,50
The ordinary whole life premiums would have been - 549> 13438
Percentage of cost in Provident Savings - - 36-57
Or, in other words, the same premiums, if paid for ordinary life in- surance would have secured to the claimants $1,100,088.00, only instead of $3,008,171.00 which was paid to them by the Provident Savings,
COMMENT IS UNNECESSARY.
WORTH-WHARTON «««" |^?'L?;l'S!Si?»»''* ""■
_^^_ no South Elm Street.
58 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
♦Jordan Capt M, h 440 w Gaston
Jordan W M. mgr McAdoo House, h 440 w Gaston
Jordan Ike, clerk, h 440 w Gaston
Jordan J F & Co, leaf dealers, office 344J s Davie
Jordan Miss Addie, h 860 s Elm
♦Jordan J F, farmer, h 860 s Elm
♦Jordan Arthur, marble cutter, h 414 n Greene
♦Jordan J F, leaf tobacco, h 223 n Edgeworth
Jordan Jennie, col, h 228 Mebane
Jordan Ike, col, lab, h 124 Maple
Jordan Chas, col, lab, h 332 n Percy
Jordan Catherine, col, dom, h 737 Church
OUI niDD 9 nn insurance promptly placed and prompt pasrments of • lit unnn & llUi guaranteed Over $950,000 losses paid during the last twenty yeare, and no policy ever yet contested written at this Agency. 23SH S. Elm Street.
Joyce C F, Robt. Portner B Co, bds 336 s Ashe
Joyce Monroe, col, lab,h 120 Beach
Joyce Fannie, col, h 613 Ashe
Joyner T M & Co, groceries and produce, 637 Asheboro
Julian Mrs Mary E, wid, h 835 Vance
Jumper Pug, col, h East
Kandy Kitchen, W H Cory, prop, 305 s Elm
Kase Miss Mabel, h 427 Arlington
Kase Miss Sarah, h 427 Arlin^n
*Kase J D, gen mg'r N C Steel and Iron Co, h 427 Arlington
Kase De Witt, student, h 427 Arlington
Kase Wm, col, lab, h 634 Lindsay
Keeley Institute, looi s Elm
KEELEY INSTITUTE
OF GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, FOR THE CURE OF THE
LIftUOR AND OPIUM HABITS,
Nervous Diseases and Tobacco Habit,
BY DR. LESLIE E. KEELEY'S
Double Chloride of Gold Remedies.
You are cordially invited to investigate as thoroughly as po^ible our Treatment of these diseases. The absolute certainty of a cure of the Liquor and Opiuoi habits by Dr, KEKaLEY's Ohloridb of Gold Remedies, has been proven by thousands of eases.
WM. H. ELLER, W. J. H. DURHAM.
"VrO MATTER what article you piarchase of ns if it is not ju.st as repre- ^^ sented, bring it back, as we guarantee satisfaction on evervthinsr we sell. J. W. riCOTt & CO.
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Keck Ellis, wks R R, h 122 Boone
Keck Susan, col, h 839 Austin
Keck Jas, col, brick-mason, h 363 w Bragg
Keith Flavids, plasterer, h 443 e Whittington
*Keith F M, plasterer, h 443 e Whittington
Keeling Mrs H E, wid, h 308 w Gaston
Keeling S P, grocer 201 s Elm, h 308 w Gaston
Keeling J L, grocer 342 s Elm, h 308 w Gaston
Kellum Chas, moulder, bds 912 e Market
Kendall C B, printer, bds 115 s Ashe
*Kendall J W, engineer, h 350 King
Kent Home, 902 Macon
Keogh Thos, wks Revenue Office, h 311 Asheboro
*Keogh Thos B. World's Fair Com, h 311 Ashebero
Kerr Miss Alice, h 114 Clay
Kerr S A, (Houston & Bro,) bds 114 Clay
Kerr C M, salesman 215 s Elm, bds 114 Clay
Kerr Flora, col, wks 206 w Market
Kersey Mrs Elizabeth, wid, h 636 w Bragg
Kersey M F, wks Guilford Lumber Co, h 636 w Bragg
Kersey S B, wks Guilford Lumber Co, h 636 w Bragg
Kersey Miss Alice, h 636 w Bragg
Bain Building Company,
COinTRACTORS.
3^a,33.telo aaad. eteilx-wexle.
Kersey Algine, moulder, h 636 w Bragg
*Kestler Geo W, Oak Hill Hosiery Mills, h 437 Arlington
Kestler Geo salesman, h 437 Arlington
King Mrs Mary, wid, h 802 e Market
♦King R R, lawyer, h 329 King
King's Daughters' Hospital, 526 n Greene
*King John L, tob mfr, h 239 n Greene
King Mrs Matilda, h 867 Bellvue
King Miss Flora, h 867 Bellvue
King Miss Bertie, h 211 w Gaston
King J L & Co, tob mfrs, 221 Buchanan
King Miss Nina, h 211 w Gaston
King T W, watchman R R, h 211 w Gaston
King John W, book-keeper, r Y M C A building
*Kirkman Alfred, salesman, h 1019 Spring Garden,
Kirkman Albert, h cor Walker av and Cedar
♦Kirkman Joseph, h 713 Asheboro
Kirkman Mrs Bettie, h 508 n Greene
*Kirkman J C, section master, h cor Walker av and Cedar
Kirkman Tola, h cor Walker av and Cedar
Kirkman A h, bookkeeper, h 50Si s Elm
Kirkman Thos, lab, h 1023 e Washington
Kirkman Mrs Nancy, h 1023 e Washington
WORTH-WHARTON mf,?'#s
and Investment Co.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
60 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Kirkmaii A A, train dispatcher, bds 414 n Elm
Kirkman A G, Register of Deeds, bds e G-aston
Kirkman S A, asst Register of Deeds, bds e Gaston
Kirkpatrick D N, brick mf r, li 445 Church
Kirkpatrick E B, h 445 Church
Kirkpatrick D A, h 445. Church
Kirkpatrick Miss M H, h 445 Church
*Kirkpatrick J J, leaf tob, 246 and 248 Belle Meade ave, h 702
Walker av "*
Kirkpatrick Brick Yard, cor n Greene and Park ave *Kirkpatrick S, revenue service, h 334 Asheboro Kivett W S, grocer ad confectioner, 350 s Elm, h 332J s Elm Kivett Mrs Elizabeth, wid, h 332* s Elm Knight J W, marble and granite works, 108 Court House sq Knight Mrs N V, wid, h 443 King Knights Pythias Building, 225 s Elm Koger Jane, col, h 845 McGhee Koger David, col, lab, h 845 McGhee *Lacy Rev J H, pastor Westminster Pres Ch, h 221 Lee Lane Chas, col, serv't, 329? s Elm *Lamb C J, h 415 w Bragg
UR ELECTRIC CORN SALVE never fails to remove Corns and Bunions. Price 10 cents. RICHARDSON & FARISS, Sole Proprietors,
V^^holesale and Retail Druggists.
o
Lamb James, clerk, h 122 Clay
*Lamb Mebane, carpenter, h 122 Clay
Lamb Miss Selma, 122 Clay
Lambert J J, moulder, bds 2084 East
Landreth Miss Minnie, h 2010 e Market
Landreth Mrs A E, wid, h 2010 e Market
*Landreth J W, grocer, 806 e Market, h 808 e Market
Landreth J W, groceries and notions, 823 and 825 Ashe
Land W R & Co, real estate. 111 s Elm
Landis Chas
*Lampman Geo, jeweller, h 641 w Lee
Lampman Miss Georgia, h 641 w Lee
*Laskey M, clothing and shoes, h 330 s Elm
Laskey A, clerk, h 330 a Elm
Lashley John, R&D RR, bds 328 s Lee
Lash Mary, col, cook, h 328 Asheboro
*Lash Dr W A, Pres't C F & Y V RR, h 828 Asheboro
*Ledford Geo, coach maker, 206 and 208 Market sq, h 203 11 Davie
*Ledbetter Dr A E, 326J s Elm, h 407 Jackson
Lee James, col, blacksmith, h 809 Ashe
Lee Rev J W, r Y M C A building
Leith Jerry, col, drayman, h 455 Cole
Lemon Miss Virginia, h 229 n Cedar
*Leonard J, wks Guilford Lumber Co, h 916 n Elm
( I A LITTLE high priced but always reliable" is what some people say of ■^~^ us. Well, we thank yon for that ; we don't want a better recommen- dation, as ours is no "Cheap John'" concern. J. W. SCOTT CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 6i
Lewis J & G, wagon making and repairing, 109 and 111 Lewis
Lewis John, h 716 s Elm
*Lewis John, J & C Lewis, h 716 s Elm
Lewis Wm. n 716 s Elm
*Lewis Chas, J & C Lewis, h 716 s Elm
* Lewis Geo, wks Farmers' w h, h 324 n Greene Lewis Miss Luella, h 521 Arlington
Lewis C F, warehouseman, bds 324 Greene Le^'is Chas, clerk, h 2084 East *Lewis Chas, machinist, h 2084 East Lewis J F, miller, h 521 Arlington
* Lewis D, farmer, h 521 Arlington Lewis Miss Ada, h 521 Arlington
*Lewis W G, contractor, h 420 e McCnlloch
Lewis Henry G, apprentice, h 700 s Elm
Lindsay Lou, col, h 238 e Sycamore
Lindsay Emerson, col, h 192 s Mendenhall
Lindsay Wesley, col, h 192 s Mendenhall
Lindsay Jerry, col, lab, h 300 n Gilmer
Lindsay Louisa, col, h 235 Maple
Lindsay Carson, col, lab, h 130 w McCulloch
Lindsay H J, col, driver, h 205 n Forbis
Lindsay Henry, col, wks McAdoo House, h 312 Ashe
Lindsay Wm, col, well digger, h 221 w Market
Lindsay Bettie, col, h 205 Market Sq
Lindsay Mrs M W, wid, h 200 s Spring
Lindsay Mrs R G, wid, h 121 w Sycamore
Lindsay Miss Lizzie, teacher, h 121 w Sycamore
*Lindsay J R, Miller & Lindsay, insurance, h 520 w Washington
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
J. & C. LEWIS,
BLACKSMITHING, WAGON MAKING,
AND GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.
We keep Wagons on hand or make to order any style — linch-pin, iron axle or thimble skein, and guarantee them to run as light as any on the road. Repairing done at short notice. fi^^Shop one square south of Depot.
109 and 112 Lewis Street, Greensboro, N. C.
WflRTU.WH ARTflN Real Estate and Investment Co.,
fWWIl I n"fwnfin l %Mn real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
62 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Lindsay Mrs Dr Ed, wid, h 317 s Eugene
Lindsay Chas, clerk, bds 356 s Elm
♦Lindley J C, h 314 s Spring
Lindley Mrs Mary K, wid, h Morehead ave
♦Litaker John, engineer, h 320 s Mendenhall
Lloyd Wm, clerk, bds 701 s Elm
Lockhart Chas, col, carpenter, h 316 n Gilmer
*Logan Dr J E, h 320 w Market
Logan Ada, col, wks 506 w Market
Logan W M, col, grocer, 121 s Davie
Lohman H, barkeeper, 344 s Elm, bds 333 i s Elm
Lomax R W, wks R & D R E, bds e Lee
Long Mrs Martha, wid, h 207 Clinton
*Long Wm, carpenter, h 706 e Market
Long Chas, col, barber, h 116 s Forbis
Long Agnes, col, dom, h 122 n Davie
0\A/ i^ADD Mr f^C\ Correspondence solicited. Call and see us . yy . \^r\nn 00 V^yj. before insuring. Office, 2nd floor of the National Bank Building, 233>^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Long Floyd, col, lab, h 829 Factory
Love Miss Annie, h 708 Ashe
*Love Wm, sawmill, 506 Ashe, h 708 Ashe
Love J M, lumber dealer, h 621 Arlington
*Love James, lumber mills, h 625 Arlington
Lovett Jno, col, lab, h 430 Cole
Lovett David, col, pressman, h 1012 Ashe
Lowe H F, wks S and B Co., h 850 s Elm
Lowe G W, col, painter, h 416 n Chestnut
Lowe S N, col, lab, h 416 n Chestnut
Lowe, Nelson & Co, house and sign painters
Loy A M, grocer, h 122 s Davie
Loy Matilda, h 979 e Washington
Lumpkins Ceo, tob worker, bds 313 Lindsay
Lumdie D A, baggage clerk R&D RR, bds Monroe House
*Lyon W S, drummer, h 203 Cedar
GEO. W. LOWE. Bai>d Or^a9iz<?r apd Ii>stm<;tor,
202 N. Forbis Street,
c>k.e:h:n:sbop2.o, ist. c
Double and Triple Tongue Teaching a Specialty. All the Tunes in Quardruple Demiseme. Triple and Sextuples Carefully Taught.
< i T F you can't find it at SCOTT'S you need not look any where else " is -*- what our Mends say, and they don't miss it very fiir, as our stock is always complete.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 63
♦Lyon T A, drummer, h 231 Lmdsay
Lynch Lee, col, lab, h 945 McGee
Lynch Mrs E J, wid, h 218 E Washington
*Lyon W G, auctioneer, h 433 w Graston
*Malcom Geo, lab, b 1015 Spring Garden
Mangum Hope, col, wks 320 w Gaston
*Mangum Thos, Standard Oil Co, h 650 Chestnut
♦Mangura G A, gardener, h 205 Clinton
Mangum Miss Annie, h 205 Clinton
Mangum Miss Ida, h 205 Clinton
Mann J E, baggage agt, C F & Y V RR, bda 327 e Market
♦Marable J, col, shoemaker, h 603 e Market
Marks R J, mgr G^s and Electric Light Co, r 108 n Davie
♦Marley Dr H B, physician, office 5CMS Asheboro, h 508 Asheboro
Marley Miss Maud, h 508 Asheboro
Marrow Morris, col, lab, h s Mendenhall
Marr Rachael, col, h 120 n Davie
*Martin H C, Pres't Tar Heel Chem Co, h 328 Church
Bain Building Company.
CONTRACTORS.
Martin Jane, col, h 245 e Gaston
Martin J M, col, lab, h 525 Schenck
Martin Turner, col, cook, h 467 Cole
Martin Cuyler, col, lab, h 462 Cole
Marsh. Jas N, broker and prop of McAdoo House news and cigar
stand, bds McAdoo House ♦Mason J E, merchant, h 233 Lewis Mason John, wks RR, h 233 Lewis Mason J C, lab, h 233 Lewis Mason Maria, col, h 2051 East Masonic Hall, 233i s Elm Massey Allen, col, lab, h 134 n Mendenhall *Matlock W L, carpenter, h 658 Chestnut Matlock Miss SaUie, h Keogh *Matiock S B, plasterer, h Keogh Matthews Calvin, carpenter, h 330i a Elm
Matthews F A, wood yard, nr C F & Y V depots h 803 Asheboro Matthews Miss Annie, h 803 Asheboro Matthews Miss Mary^ h 803 Asheboro
J. N. MARSH, MERCHANDISE BROKER.
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Corre^xmdence Solicited finom Fiist-Class Houses.
WnRTU.WHARTnM R^^l Estate and Investment Co., WW Un I n WW nfin l Ulw kbal estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
64 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Matthews W H, m§r hosiery mills, li 803 Asheboro
Matthews Mrs I J, wid, h 524? s Elm
Mause Chas, tailor, bds 245 Belle Meade ave
Maxwell Joe, col, h e Gaston
Maxwell Hannah, col, h 327 e Market
May Mrs J H, wid, h 222 s Forbis
*May John, carpenter, h 300 Chestnut
Mayo Lizzie, col, h 1026 e Market
Mayo Dicy, col, h 1026 e Market
Mayo J E, col, lab, h 243 e Sycamore
Maynard VVm, plasterer, bds 443 e Whittington
Mace Pollie, col, dom, h 213 Lyndon
McAdoo House 307 s Elm
*McAdoo W D, prop McAdoo House
*McAdoo A M, farmer, h 221 Belle Meade ave
McAdoo Thomas, h 229 King
McAdoo Amy, col, cook, 300 cor Greene and Clay
DOSES for $1,00, we give, in our Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla— superior to Patent Nostrums.
RICHARDSON & EARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
12s
McAdoo Ellen, col, servant, wks 426 w Market
McAdoo Geo, col, lab, h Douglas
McAdoo Sam, col, lab, h e Gaston
McAdoo Belle, col, wks 221 Belle Meade ave
McAdoo James, col, farmer, h 1029 Ashe
McAdoo Geo, col, teacher, h 1011 Ashe
McAdoo Ellen, col, wks 426 w Market
McAdoo Geo, col, lab, h 1007 Ashe
McAlister J W, Worth-Wharton Real Estate and Investment Co,
bds 351 Asheboro *McAden Hill, lab, h 360 w Bragg McAndey, col, lab, h 617 e Gaston McBride Elizabeth, wid, h 335 w Lee McBride Elijah, painter, h 335 w Lee McBride Miss Sarah, h 335 w Lee *McCauley John, barkeeper, h 725 s Elm McCauley S J, barroom, 408 s Elm McClannock R S, mason, r Y M C A building McClory Lizzie, col, wid, 324 n Gilmer
fflcADOO HOUSE CIGAR I NEWS STAND.
Late Daily Papers, Magazines, Bool(s, &c.
NICE LINE OF 5 AND 10 CENT CIGARS.
tT. ISr, lxrjPi.:R.SM:, P=xopri«stor.
]\T0 USE COMPLAINING OF HARD TIMES till you see how much a ■^^ dollar will purchase at the store of
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 65
McConnell Joe, col, lab, h 410 Chestnut *McCormick W H, compositor, h "Everhope," outside limits McCormick Mrs C T, wid, boarding house keeper, h 310 Asheboro McCoy Wm, col, lab, h 404 e Market ♦McCuiston J T, lab, h 217 w Market McCulloch, Mrs Louisa, wid, h 330 e Bragg
McCulloch J L, sec and treas Oak Hill Roller Mills, bds 442 Ar- lington McDaniels Mollie, col, h 230 s Davie McDonald Miss Alma, h 312 e Market McDowell Miss Emmie, h 406 n Greene McDowell J E, rnarketman, h 406 n Greene *McDowell J W, lab, h 406 n Greene McDuffie & Pigford, furniture, 227 s Elm McDuffie Bruce, drug clerk, bds 127 Church McDuffie N J, McDuffie & Pigford, bds 127 Church McElwee, E R, cashier Miller & Lindsay's Insurance office *McFarland W H M, asst sec C F & Y V R R, h 222 Fayetteville McGee Miss Corina, h 201 Clinton McGirt Mack, col, grocery, 1034 Ashe Mclntyre Jas, wks Gas Works
McKinney G H, J L King & Co. tob mfrs, bds 302 s Elm McKinney Mrs S, wid, h 203 n Davie McKensie Rufus, teacher, h 402 Chestnut McLellan Chas, bds 301 s Elm *McLean W C, J VV Scott & Co, h 320 n Forbis McLean Miss L C, h 303 Lindsay ♦McLean T G, salesman, h 318 Bragg McMaster A W, col, student, bds 338^ s Elm *McNairy J W, Greensboro sash and blind co, h 507 Arlington McNairy Eugene, h 507 Arlington McNairy Miss Julia, h 413 Asheboro
W. H. NELSON, Pres. G. W. LOWE, Sec. & Treas. H. G. NELSON, Bus. Mangr.
LOWE, NELSON & CO.,
GREENSBORO, N. C,
PpaGtical House ™ Sign Painters
BE5T WORK DONE FOR THE LOWE/T FRIQE5.
Sa-tisfactioan. O-VLaraiiteed..
PLAIN BUSINESS SIGNS A SPECIALTY
WnRTU-WU ARTflN Real Estate and Investment Co., ff Un I n"ff nfin l %MW% real estate dealers.
110 South Elm Street.
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McNairv Herbert, h 507 Arlington
*McNiell D M, col, h 1045 Greene
McNiell Wm H, col, undertaker, 200 Market Square, h 525 Macon
McNeelev Lucendia, col, restaurant, h 212 Market Square
McNight'Chas E. clerk, r 218 n Elm
Meade Elijah, li 820 s Elm
Meade Frank, painter, h 820 s Elm
Meade Mrs L A, wid, h 820 s Elm
*Mebane C, book-keeper, h 224 s Ashe
Mebane Miss Berta, h 224 s Ashe
Mebane Henry, clerk C F & Y V RR, h 224 s Ashe
Mebane Claude, book-keeper, h 224 s Ashe
Mebane Sally, col, servt, h 221 e Lee
Mebane Jennie, col, servt, h 221 e Lee
Melkin Miss Flora, wks liosiery mills, bds 701 s Elm
Melton Miss Ellen, stenographer, bds 127 Church
Melvin Jim, carpenter, bds 412 w Lee
*Melvin D F, carpenter, h 314 Walker ave
'''Mendenhall J R, Mayor, Greensboro sash and blind co, h 629
Asheboro Mendenhall Miss Hattie, h 629 Asheboro Mendenhall Walter, h 629 Asheboro
OW PARR Ai Pn Insurance Special attention given to Country Busi- . WW. UMnn «x \J\1., ness, Dwellings, Barns and Stores of Permanent Residents. 233>^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
^Mendenhall W D, sec and treas Guilford Lumber Co, h 329 e
Bragg Mendenhall Miss Judith, boarding house, 302 s Elm Mendenhall R P, h 302 s Elm Mendenhall Wm, col, tob worker, h 132 s Gilmer Mendenhall Aaron, col, lab, h 525 Macon Mendenhall Tone, col, h nr Boone
*Mendenhall Louis, col, carpenter, h 376 w Lee •
Meredith Miss Louisa, h 121 Bain Merrick Jas, col, street hand, h 611 Lindsay ^Merrimon B H, mfr spokes and handles, Delphine st, h 2-35 n
Edgeworth *Merritt John W, com trav, h 810 Pearson ^Merritt J Harper, salesman, h 427 n Greene Merritt Henry, col, wks RR, h 234 n Percy Mesley Mrs Eliza, wid, h 213 e Gaston *Mesley .James, moulder, h 213 e Gaston Metcalf Miss Ella, h 334 Asheboro
*MichailX Rev J L, editor Daily Workman, h 517 n Greene Michaux Miss Annie, h 517 n Greene Michaux J S, lawyer, h 517 n Greene
Michaux Dr E R, physician, office 234? s Elm, h 517 n Greene Michaux Miss L C, h 328 e Lee Miller Mrs Nellie H, h 224 e Washington
•yHE "GATE CITY" Grocery Stores have long been noted for their ^ neatness — not dirty and filthy like such stores are in many places. Our store is neat, clean, well lighted and nicely arranged. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 67
Miller & Lindsay, Mutual Life Ins Co, 107 e Washington
Miller S L, Miller & Lindsay, insurance
Miller Martha, col, h 125 Boone
Milliken T C, clerk U S Marshal, bds 127 Church
Milton Sim, col, carpenter, h 301 Maple
Minor & Mitchell, leaf tob, 229-231 Belle Meade,
Minor Julia, col, h 117 n Percy
Mitchell S S, Minor & Mitchell, bds Rankin House
CONTRACTORS.
Bain Building Company,
*Mitchell Jas, carpenter, h 210 e McCulloch Mitchell Jas, col, h 172 w McCulloch Mitchell Louisa, col, h 239 Mebane Mitchell John, col, lab, h 320 n Percy Mitchell Marinda, col, maid, Benbow House Mitchell Lum, col, driver, h 1022 Ashe Mock Ark, col, lab, h 134 n Mendenhall Mock Louisa, col, h 134 n Mendenhall
The Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK,
MILLERSLIN DSA Y, State Agents,
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o-ptEEisrsBono, isr. o.
Office; in IST atioraal Banli B ij.ilcii3rag, WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
THELAEGEST! THE STEOIEST ! THE BEST!
Correspondence solicited from parties desiring t(3 insure or to take agencies.
WORTTI-WTIAP.TON Real Estate and Investment Co.,
fT WAV A 14 Vf U**4«*W4l REAL ESTATE nEAT,ERS.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
68 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
*MoflEitt H L, road supervisor, h 221 s Davie
Mogridge Mrs Lizzie, h 301 s Elm
*Monroe Oscar, carpenter, h 658 Chestnut
Monroe House, 124 Buchanan
*Monroe W M, prop Monroe House, 124 Buchanan
Monroe Miss Emma, h 124 Buchanan
Monroe Miss Lizzie, h 124 Buchanan
Monroe Miss Florence, h 124 Buchanan
Montgomery Miss Lou, seam^itress, h 215 e Market
Montgomery Miss Dora, seamstress, h 215 e Market
^Montgomery John, carpenter h 119 s Gilmer
^Montgomery J C, h 240 w Bragg
Moody Miss L, housekeeprr, wks 414 n Elm
Moody Manna, col, sert, h 517 w Market
Moore Jos S, book-keeper, bds 625 s Ehii
YOUR TRAVELING BAG is not more essential to your comfort on a journey than KODAK— the Perfect Headache Cure. Price 10 cents. RICHARDSON & FARISS, Sole Proprietors.
*Moore James S, train dispatcher, h 213 e Lee
*Moore Rev R R, boarding house keeper, 301 s Elm
Moore A F, shoemaker, 506 s Elm
Moore's Mineral Springs, Spring Garden st
Moore Chas E, C M Vanstory & Co, clothiers, h 214 e Market
*Moore W S, notions, 123 e Market, h 214 e Market
*Moore J A, wks cotton mills, h 803 e Sycamore
*Moore Madison, carpenter, h 121 Bain
Moore Prof. C H, vice-presd't Bennett College, h 232 Mebane
Moore Elijah, col, cook, h 627 Ashe
Moore John, col, blacksmith, h 377 w Bragg
Moore Henry, col, h 829 Vunce
Moore Charlie, col, lab, 1045 w Market
Moore Fannie, col, h 870 s Elm
Moore Lucy, col, h 870 s Elm
Moore Allen, col, wks R R, h 1007 Ashe
MONROE HOUSEX
124 Buchanan Street, GrK-EElSrSBOKO, 3sr. C.
BOARD BT THE DAT, WEEK OR nONTH.
Transient Rates, $1.00 to $1.50 per Day. ^W". Is^. ]S^01SrR0E, I^'roprietor.
BEEN LOOKING FOR A LONG TIME for perfection in a Cracker and have found it at last in the celebrated "Orange Blossom." A trial is all we ask for it ; it will do its own talking. Sold by SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 69
Moiehead Jas T, lawyer, office 104J n Elm, h 205 w Sycamore, bds
Ben bow House *Morehead Jos M, farmer, h 215 Eugene Morehead Fannie, col, h 330 w Whittington Morehead Judie, col, h 330 w Whittington Morehead Susan, col, h 214 e Market Morehead Geo, col, wks 215 Eugene Morehead Pink, col, lab, h 506 Lindsay Morehead Caroline, col, h 632 e Lindsay Morehead J J, col, shoemaker, h 308 Maple Morehead Julius, col, h 134 s Gilmer
*Morris Prof J P, col, prof in Bennett College, h Bennett at Morris Miss Ella, h 701 s Elm Morse Evan, bds 421 Arlington *Morse L, h 137 n Mendenhall *Movvrey John, h 818 w Market
Mt Airy Granite Co, office 301 Walker av
Murchison J A, carpenter, bds 335 s Elm
*Murchison T J, salesman, h 339 s Ashe
*MurcMson J C, master tranis C F & Y V R R, bds 212 e Market
Murphy Miss Mary, h 328 Asheboro
Murphy S T, machinist, bds 301 s Elm
Murphy Mrs M A, h 2086 e Market
Murphy W L, col, lab, h 116 East
Murphy Thos, col, lab, h 410 Chestnut
Murray Will, h 323 Asheboro
Murray Miss Maggie h 323 Asheboro
Murray R "W, book-keeper Guilford Bank, h 323 Asheboro
^Murray W R, dry goods, 214 s Elm, h 323 Asheboro
*Murray Ernest, wks cotton mills, h 213 Clinton
National Bank, 335 s Elm
National Hotel, col, 218 Market sqr
*Neale J H, road contractor, h "Everhope," outside limits, w
*Neese J H, marble yard 116 e Market, h 613 Arlington
Nelson Mrs L A, wid, h 202 Eugene
Nelson J J, C S C, h 202 Eugene
Nelson Miss Olivia, h 202 Eugene
Nelson Miss Alice, h 202 Eugene
Nelson Andrew, col, carpenter, h 1000 Ashe
Nelson Joseph, col, carpenter, h 820 Austin
Nelson A G & Sous, groceries, 1000 Ashe
Nelson Nancy, col, h 14 w McCulloch
N Y Racket Store, J D Collins prop, 320 and 322 s Elm
♦Newcomb E G, barroom 329 s Elm, h 216 Fayetteville
*Newell Wilson, cond R & D, h 324 w Lee
*Newell M G, dry goods and groceries 420 and 422 Asheboro, h 603
Asheboro Nichols Wm, col, mattress maker, h 218 w Bragg
WnRTH-WHARTON ^^^^ Estate and Investment Co.,
fwUllill fwUHniUl^ REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
70 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
ISrichols J J, matress mfr, wks 225 s Davie *Nicholson J M, clerk, h 427 Walker ave Norwood Atlas, col, h 811 s Cedar Nocho J R, mail agent, h 401 e Market N C Steel and Iron Co, office 126 s Elm Nunnally J W, wks R&D, bds 329 w Lee *Oakley J L, carpenter, h 636 Mendenhall Oaklev Mrs Lou, tob worker, h 112 w Gaston
Oak Hill Hosiery Mills, llOi Lewis
Oak Hill Roller Mills, bet C F & Y V and R & D RR
0 K Bakery, W A Earriss, prop, 358 s Elm ^O'Brien John, lab, h 220 Clinton
O'Connell Rev P, col. St Matthew M E Ch, h 609 Ashe O'Connor John, h s Elm, outside limits O'Connor Miss Maggie, h s Elm, outside limits
1 nCCCC An IIICTCn and Promptly Paid on Insurance Placed through O. W, LUOOto AUJUO I lU Carr & Co., 233X South Elm St., Greensboro.
O'Connor Arthur, h s Elm, outside limits
O'Connor, Thos, jr, prop O'Connor dairy, h s Elm, outside lim
=*0'Connor, Thos, sr., farmer, h s Elm, outside limits
♦O'Connor James, wks RR, h 904 Asheboro
Odell Albert, lab, h 800 e Market
Odell Lawson, h 800 e Market
*OdeU A C, lab, h 800 e Market
Odell Miss Flora, h 800 e Market
Odell Miss Lizzie, h 800 e Market
*Odell J M, Pres't Odell Hardware Co, also N C Steel and Iron
Co, h 313 e Washington Odell Hardware Co, 323 and 325 s Elm Oliver Rena, col, 107? w Gaston Omhoundro Mrs M, milliner, h 503 n Edgeworth Omhoundro & Co, Mrs, millinery, 105 w Market
OAK HILL HOSIERY MILLS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
flllK^inds Seamless }4osietg,
110>^ Lewis Street, GRRRNSBORO. N. C.
'X'ROPICAL FRUITS, such as Oranges, Bananas, Pine Apples, Cocoanuts, -■■ Lemons, &c., always on hand at
J. W. SCOTT & CO.'S.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 71
Orrell Mrs Lee, wid. h 300 cor Greene and Clay
Orrell Miss Lillie, h 300 cor Greene and Clay
O'Sullivan E C, plummer and tinner, 329 s Elm, h Ashe
O'Sullivan Mrs J E, wid, h 712 Ashe
Osborn Chas, p o clerk, bds 213 e Market
Overbauu;h E W, com trav, bds McAdoo House
Owen John D, apprentice, h 424 e Washington
Owen Jas A, moulder, h 424 e Washington
Owen Chas, h 424 e Washington
Owen Mrs D A, wid, h 424 e Washington
Pace Mrs Julia A, wid, h 804 Asheboro
*Pace T H, New Home S M Co, h 230 Ashe
Pace Miss Mattie, h 230 Ashe
Pace Miss Minnie, h 230 Ashe
~~ CONTRACTORS.
Bain Building Company,
Page P E, clerk C F & Y V R R, bds 327 e Market
Palmer Simon, col, lab, h 238 n Percy
Palmer Liza, col, h 127 w McCulloch
* Parker Rev E P, h 866 Bellvue
Parker Miss Mary, h 220 n Greene
Parker Miss D, h 301 s Elm
Parker Miss A, h 1058 w Market
Parker W L, wks R R, h 866 Bellvue
*Parker L D, R R conductor, h 816 Bellvue
Parker Geo, col, well digger, h 209 Maple
Parmer Washington, col, lab, 210 s Davie
Parrish John, carpenter, bds 335 s Elm
Parrish Miss Sulah, h 312 n Greene
Parrish J H, blacksmith, h 312 n Greene
PURE MILK
Can always be had from the
O'Connot^ Daify,
South Elm Street,
rnOS. O'CONNOR, jr., Frofk.
Send in your orders for Milk in any quantity, or hand to Wagons, which make double-daily rounds.
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
72 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. .
Patillo Henry, col, h 109 n Percy -5
♦Patterson A C, Revenue service, bds Asheboro j
Patterson W R, clerk R & D, bds 115 Ashe ?
Patterson John, col, brick-layer, h 608 Lindsay i
Patton Dolpb, col, wks R R, h 828 Factory ^
Payne Mrs Jno W, wid, h 127 Church ;!
Payne & Graham, barbers, 329 s Elm ;
Payne R B, col, barber, h 151 w McCulloch j
♦Peacock Dred, Prof. Languages and Nat Sciences, G F C \
Pearce Wm H, clerk, bds 230 e Market , |
Pearce 0 F, grocery 366 s Elm, h 222 e Market j
Pearce Miss Julia, h 225 e Market |
*Pearce J R, auctioneer, h 225 e Market I
^OR A PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE TONIC for ladies and children, try our '{
Beef Wine and Iron. Price 50 cts. Pint Bottle. }
RICHARDSON & FARISS, "Wholesale and Retail Druggists. )
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Pearce Shelley, brick mason, h 225 e Market
Pearce Robert, plasterer, h 225 e Market
Peck Miss Mary J, pastry cook, Benbow House
Peeples Miss Susie, h 442 e Washington
Pegram S J & Co, Tobacco Works, 209 Buchanan
Peoples Janey, col, h 445 e Washington
Peoples B A, col, h 445 e Washington
Perkins A N, clerk McAdoo House
Perkins Alice, col, dom, h 346 Asheboro
Perry J L, fruits, &c, 205 s Elm
Perry W J, car inspector C F & Y V R R, h 828 Vance
♦Peters H B, coal agent, h 347 Ashe
Peters George, col, carpenter, h 721 Ashe
Petty J W, W C Bain Building Co, bds 346 s Ashe
JOHN J. PHOENIX,
210, 212, 214, 215 S. Davie St.,
The Largest Produce Dealer
IN NORTH CAROLINA. Spot Cash Paid for Everything in the Produce Line.
THERE is a big diflference between "cheap goods" and first-class goods cheap. Stop a minute and consider this fact and make your purchases from first-class houses is the advice of J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 73
Peirce Frank A, civil engineer, r 218 n Elm
Petty Miss Mary M, h 346 Ashe
Petty Miss Annie F, h 346 Ashe
Petty C W, clerk, h 346 Ashe
Petty G- E, furniture factory,' h 346 Ashe
Petty Miss Roe J, h 346 Ashe
Petty Mrs M V, wid, h 346 Ashe
Petty Nathaniel, wks Crown Mills, h nr Crown Mills
Peyton Miss Lula, h 121 w Sycamore
*Phipps J Henry, dry good and groceries 500 Asheboro, h 518 do
*Phelps Elija, carpenter, h 1006 s Cedar
*Phoenix J J, produce, 216 s Davie, h outside limit
Phoenix Robt, salesman 216 s Davie, h bey limit, e
Pickard T M & Bro, groceries and produce, 100 n Davie
*Pickard W R, groceries, h 102 n Davie
Pickard T M & R 0, groceries, 101 e Market
*Pickard T M, grocer, h 233 n Cedar
Pickard Miss Mamie, h 233 n Cedar
Pickett Drury, col, lab, h 213 n Forbis
Piedmont Bank, 119 s Elm
Piedmont Drug Co, 231 s Elm
*Pigford J E, McDuffie & Pigford, h 309 Lindsay
Pigford Miss Alice, h 309 Lindsay
Pigford Miss Maribelle, h 309 Lindsay
Pitts & Love, clothing and shoes, 364 s Elm
* Pitts J R, merchant, h 351 w Bragg
*Pinix W B, lab, h 831 Bellevue
Pinnix Harriet, col, h 348 w Washington
Pleasants Reuben, brick mason, bds 335 s Elm
Pleasants Wm, brick mason, bds 335 s Elm
Pleasants Thomas, painter, h 2093 East
*Poezolt Eugene, tailor, h 335 n Greene
*Poland W E, harness maker, h 125 Bain
Poland Miss Sadie, wks hosiery mill, h 125 Bain
Poland Miss Emma, wks hosiery mill, h 125 Bain
*Pool Rev S, pastor Centenary M E Church, h 703 Asheboro
Pool Edw. J, lawyer, h 703 Asheboro
Pool Clarence K, student, h 703 Asheboro
Pool Warren D, clerk, h 703 Asheboro
Pool S C, Stenographer, h 703 Asheboro
Pool Eugene J, h 703 Asheboro
Pool Theodore A, private sec, h 703 Asheboro
Pool W L, col, candy maker, wks 358i s Elm
*Pope R C, h 439 s King
*Pope P C, drummer, 439 s King
Porter Miss Lina, teacher, h 430 w Market
♦Porter W C, druggist, h 442 w Market
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*Porter J A, furniture repairer, h 411 Delphina
Porter Miss Elizabeth, art teacher, G F C ; , /^ .|^ ;
Porter Miss Hattie, music teacher GF C " , -^ ■'
Porter S W, wks Star warehouse, h 430 w Market
*Potts R E, So Ex Co, h 104 s Greene
Powell & Wharton, dry gqqds, &c,;233 s Elm , ^
*Powell 0 N, Powell & Wharton, h 402 w Wasliingtqu,^ .: ,..'[
Powell Miss Dora, h 402 w Washington ^ ■,: ., / ^ _.^j ^■.^. [
Powell Jeff, wks R B, hds 310 ,Asheboro / ' '/ ' ,, ,',i^' ','-* ; , '|
Powell Miss Maggie, h 828 Vanqe ;',■ ... ; _ ,; ■;
Powell Ereskin,; col, h 337 s Davie , - - :
Praer Seymour, col, lab, h 128 Beach , ,,, , r-
Pretzfelder Dry Goods aud.^hoe Co,^210;s Elm'; /
Pretzfelder Maurice, dry goods, r 210 s Elm , , ^ , ,
Presbyterian Church, col, 210 n Fbrbis ' ,^ •.£
*Price P D, capitalist, h 305 e Washington \ ' ^ ; ;>-
Price Sam'l S, sec and treas So Ins Co, ;bds McAdoo fiouse
Price Ira T, col, lab, h w Market .. \'', ^
*Prince J H, merchant, 228 s EJm, h 106 w ,Bi:agg ^, ,: , j
Pritchett Mrs Eliza, h 921 s Elm ' ^ " ■ , ii'i'l.M
Pritchett Mrs Catharine, wid,h '912 e Market . .; Mi!,,:'!
Pritchett Miss Sue, h 410 Asheboro , , i ; !
0\A/ PARR Jii P(\ Insurance, Accident^ Fire, Life and Tornado' ' J3iily . ¥¥. UHnn \3L V»U., Eirst-Class Foreign aad American Companies Kepre}- sented. 233>^ South Elm Street, GreensborOiN. O. ' ■ ' ! ,
Pritchett Miss Maggie, h 410 Asheboro ■(, ! ■'' -' ^ 1
Pritchett J A, janitor U S court house, h 410 Ashebor}:j .^j |_ ^.,5,1
Pritchett Miss Etta, h 410 Asheboro, ',' '^ '•■■■' ■/';
Pritchett J W, carpenter, h 410 Aslieboro.
Pritchett Geo W, clerk Benbow Hpuse, h 4i0 Aslieboro
Pritchett Ben, col, h 146 w, McCulloch /<[
*Proctor H J, shoemaker, h 330i s Elm
Pugh R M, h 221 Church
Pugh Jabez, lab, bds 201 Whittington
*Pugh Jno W, groceries, 219 Church, h 221 Church , .1
Pugh Charles, clerk, h 221 Church ' : , |
Pugh John, lab, bds 201 Whittington , :.=
Pugh Mrs Kate, wid, h 400 e McCulloch
Pugh Mrs S C, wid, h Pearson ,
Puryear R 0, engineer, bds Monroe House
Quate Richard, h 208 Belle Meade ^v
Quate Miss Cora, dom, h 404 w Market
Ramsey Miss Alice, h 324 n Greene
Railroad Eating House, cor s Elm and Bucl
*Rankin John H, jailer, h 107 e Gaston
Rankin Charles, student, h 107 e Gaston
Rankin Arthur, clerk, h 107 e Gaston '' |1
Rankin Miss Maggie, h 107 e Gaston '
"TiTTE doii't claim to seirgoo^s for lesq. yiain ..ef^ryisaa^ -efei^, iber *
VV claim to sell them a^cos^to .certain •'-'hard customer?," hut we sell at at a living profit to all. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
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Rinkin Mrs Jane, wid, h 327 n Greene .i . ; Rankin Miss Callie, h 827 n Greene ; , ■ t
Rankin Col W S, clerk, h 218 n Elm ... <,./..'■> i
*Rankin \V R, clerk, h 325 W Market . 1 • . •■/ .t 7/ -j-,; 1 -
Rankin Thos, col, driver, ii 715 n Gilmer r, W ri /; -i '. / i i. Rankin Susan, col, dom, h 218 n Elm- 1-.. , yln .*'". •> ; ir;^.r ,'. 7 li I Ransom Alice, col, h 811 Ashe ■ ' ; ,. .•-. ^,•,•J:■. u .1 i. il 1; I Ramsour J B, book-keeper, Keely Institute , . r. 1 ,.t o . -ii <> I Ray Mrs Angeletta, wid, h 215 e Market <•.!.: .:. ■< i/l -J-; •• i
*Ray Peter L, printer and binder, h 215 e Market . i;<»J •f.\\ . \ Rav Major, col, porter, R&D RR, h 811 Ashe , •-, •,! \(. >. -i ; A *Rtaves W T, lab, h 429 w Bragg, . t : , >. . ^: . -■
Reddin Miss Maggie, wks knitting mills, bds 701 s Elmi. (>>-,■.•) 1. \ Reddin Miss Ella, wks knitting mills, bds 701s Elm 1,.. li./- -i-^ .. i Redding Cicero, lab, bds 201 Whittington t I 1; .- ;i ;i ) ,1 ^1 •< <- I Reed Jannie, col, dom, h 316 Lindsay •; > '■( .1: \ w \ > r,-,. j •» » [ Reed Major, col,: lab, b 239 n Gilmer • ; i! .; ii u t.^. i i/l ,,..-: •> 'A Reed Julius, tob worker, h 302 s Davie/ ■ .-n ..<.■) ; ■ •,.'^. , u iii- )i Reed Ida, col, wks 447 w Washington - --, • . o;: il .1' ;. c >. f ('<.:'•' Reed Wm, col, serv% h 1058 w Market , ,i !>r// . i 1^ l( ^iif: ■ :i Reed Wyatt, col, lab, h 813 Ashe , : ■,[[!■ .u^M...\ -t. Reed Victoria, col, h 604 s Spring ' '. -- 1. *
*Reece J M, Reece & Elam, h 100 cor, Greene and w Market
CONTRACTOR^. •"
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Bain Building Company,
Reece & Elam, Daily Record, 222 s Elm .. ,. \) -.■■x.--. ■) •)- 51 *Rees W H, ass't p m, h 214 w Gaston -i ' .n ,c l : w 'm 'j*.<i.i
Rees R M, city tax collector, bds e Gaston : , •!! '••■' . '/ \- >. :.\'-'
Rees Mrs L A, wid, supt culinary dept G FC. /. i' ii d .1 /. r^.r-..^,* Rees John, bds 214 w Gaston ,. ; ,, / f',-:v -A jntiuf -i p-. iR i-^. .Jl Reeves John, col, lab, h e Market - i < \ a 1 m r.u ■. ,1 J aaoS''' Reinicker Mrs E F, wid, h 506 w Market:; [ .1 ..,! t [r_ y/i\[^ n .^^oH *Reynolds Frank, carpenter, h 801 e Bragg >• •];•!/■. ;->.ii/; nd'r: /I ^Reynolds C H, Pres't Guilford Lumber Poy.h. 3^3%^ 3r4gg> feo.i Reynolds Miss Ida, h 323 e Bragg IT d .1 1 .•> \)bA iiojiiv,,.}]
*Reynolds E A, lab, h 105- e McCullooh : J, ii >l / .X ) >i- o-id^-.;.* Rhodes Amanda,' col, .serv't^h 235 n Ed^eworthi ■ .'// '/ 'id wn )?■'■ *Rice J F, carpenter, h 325 e Lee '.'.< 'A -. /<■'<'■ hIhI ,i. n .(. (, y//. il Rice Ben, col, laborer, h 427 Cole •; b - / n o^^ l 'j d H =v/oiI
Rice Miss Leta, h, 328'e Lee _ i T .- <> i 7 1 .11 ■ y.) -i^vh Oi<*
Ricks Miss Mary, dom, h 633 Ashe n > i,/! .<i^. .: .ijli-J -^AU. .1 II *Richardson J M, savings bank, h 615 w Gaston .n ,;-. d ) \i-><':ii)l Richardson Miss Sallie, h 615: w Gaston • : )ii) 1 >."// /. -/'lUtni'A Richardson EE, clerk, h 615 w Gaston ': ;• .biv/ ,M il -. U 1 Inn Richardson Dr W J, 109} s Elm, h 615 w-Gagtoii w .// • ul) ;» ;> ii *Richardson, J W, h 834 w Market: -/ -fii ! ,iiroL. rioeq n.>.'''
*Richardson L, Richardson & Farl-i^, h 135 Siiii'tb-i</. in'^',nii;i Richardson & Fariss, druggists, 121 s Elm
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
ye GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Richardson Lewis, col, brick-mason, h 507 Lindsay
Richardson Armstead, col, coachman, h 830 Austin
Ridge & Young, fancy groceries, 362 s Elm
*Ridge L N, police, h 119 Bain
*Ridge W J, grocer, h 516 n Greene
Riley Miss Nary, bds 516 n Greene
Riley Miss Bettie, wks hosiery mills, r 330j s Elm
Roach J A, tobacconist, bds 107 e Gaston
Robert Portner's Brewing Co, 119 Buchanan
Roberts Miss Minnie, h 908 Asheboro
Roberts Louisa, col, h 116 w Gaston
Roberts Mollie, col, h 9(>3 e Market
*Robertson Dr R F, dentist, h 438 Church
Robertson J B, shoemaker, bds 200 w Market
Robertson Mrs Lucy, wid, teacher G F C, h 443 w Sycamore
Robertson Charles, h 100 cor Greene and w Market
Robertson Samuel, marble cutter, bds 3302 s Elm
Robertson Miss Jaunita, h 100 cor Greene and w Market
Robinson Shefie, col, wks Vanstory's stables
*Robinson A T, h 300 s Spring
Rose Mrs Maggie, wid, h 3086 e Market
Rogers Annie, col, h 211 n Percy
*Roles M, carpenter, h 116 w Price
DIPUADnCflM 0 CADICC wholesale and Retail Druggists. nlUnAnUoUrl Ot rAnlOO, Physicians' Supplies our Specialty,
Rosche Miss Florence, h 302 s Elm
Rosche Miss Gertrude, h 302 s Elm
Rosemond John, fireman, bds 202 e Market
*Ross J W, contractor, h 601 Arlington
*Ros8 A L, h 601 Arlington
Ross Miss Emma, h 428 Arlington
*RoSS L F, hosiery mills, h 428 Arlington
Rosson Miss Mattie, h 113 s Gilmer
Rosson Miss Mary E, h 113 s Gilmer
Rosson Mrs Ellen, h 113 s Gilmer
Rosson Eddie, lab, h 113 s Gilmer
*Rothrock C N, wks R & D RR, h 524i s Elm
*Rowe Dr W W, dentist, 101^ e Market, h 220 s Elm
Rowe J J, ag't, bds 837 s Elm
Rowe Sallie, h 233 n Cedar
*Royster Geo H, dry goods, 112 s Elm, h 434 Church
Rue Miss Lulu, h 818 Pearson
Russell Chas, col, painter, h 820 Ashe
Rumley A W, carpenter, bds 301 s Elm
Rutter Mrs R P, wid, h 328 e McCulloch
Rutter Geo W, tob worker, h 328 e McCulloch
*Sampson John, h 612 Asheboro
Sampson Miss Ada, h 612 Asheboro
LOOK AROUND all you like and compare prices with other houses, but, quality of goods considered, you will do no better any where than at the "old reliable" house of J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. ^^
Sampson Miss Hattie, artist, h 612 Asheboro
*Saunders Jas. shoe-maker, h 404 e Market
Saunders Ellis, col, restaurant, h 230 s Davie
*Savery A, auctioneer, h 103 e Market
Sasher Ed, col, lab, h 114 w Gaston
Scales Mrs Mary, wid, h 200 s Spring
Scales Miss Irving h 310 e Washington
Scales Miss Annie, h 310 e Washington
Scales Mrs E H, wid, h 310 e Washington
Scales Alfred, teacher, h 310 e Washington
Scales Miss Kate, h 310 e Washington
^Scarborough S W, grocer, w Market, h 825 McGhee
Schenck & Schenck, lawyers, office 115 n Elm
*Schenck D, attorney R & D RR, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck W E. transfer clerk R & D RR, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck D Jr, lawyer, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck John R, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck Michael, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck J S, h 403 n Edgeworth
Schenck Miss Rebecca B, h 403 n Edgeworth
*Schenck Dr D R, Pres't Greensboro Wat, Co, 311 n Edgeworth
*Schoolfield J W, mail carrier, h 508 n Greene
*Schultz C A, clerk, h 230 e Market
Schultz Mrs Minnie, dress-maker, h 230 e Market
Scott J W & Co, jobbers dry goods and groceries, 240-242 s Elm
Scott J W & Co's warehouse, 108 and 110 w Washington
Scott L M, lawyer 111 Court sq, h 124 Fayetteville
Scott J P, book-keeper, h 320 n Forbis
Scott Wm, h 320 n Forbis
Scott J W, (J W Scott & Co) h 303 Lindsay
^'^Scott W A, police, h 240 Belle Meade av
*Scott David N, police, h 218 e Gaston
Scott H L & Co, leaf dealers, 122 n Elm
*Scott M E, carpenter, h 411 e Market
LEVI M. SCOTT,
Attorney ^ Coansellop at liauu,
111 Court Square,
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PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS.
WORTH-WHARTON «''''fl'?'SJ"l'-f «"!,?* ^<^'
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
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*Scott H L, tobacconist', h 325 w Market ' ''
Scott Martha, col, h 443 Cole ' ' ' ■'
Scott Eliza, col, h 123 n Gilmer ', ' "' ;
Scott Oliver, col, night watchman, 214'e Gastoii " ' ,' ' , /'
Scott Jack, col, laborer, h 447 Cole ' ' / ' ; ':' '' ', . ^
*Seabock J W, carpenter, bds 121 Bain ' " ,. " " ' "'. "1 ' ' ' ;
Selden Mrs Lizzie, wid, h 113 Churcli ' " " ': ' ' '^ ' " - ' '
Sellars Patsy, col, h w McOulloch
Sellars Isaac, col, h 1047 College aVe
Sellars John, col, brick layer, h w McOnlloch ,. ,
Sellars Anna, col, h 200 Lyndon _ :
-ergeant Manfg Co, nr e Washington, bet E, & D and NCR R's
*Sergeant B E, Pres Sergeant Mfg Co, h 219 e Washington
*Sergeant W T, Supt Sergeant Mfg Co, h 119 Factory
*Sergeant Geo S, Sec artd Treas Sergeant Mfg Co, h 442 Arlington
Sergeant Joe, condr C F & Y V, h 219 e Washington ' . '
Settle Mrs Mary, widow, h 400 Aslieboro
Settle Miss Carrie, h 400 Asheborb , ' '
*Shaff P S, wks R R, h 837 Bellvne . , :
*Sharp J M, groceries, 1000 East, h bey lim
Sharp Mrs J C, bds 306 e Washington :
Sharp Sallie, dom, h 5l9 Asheboro ■
Tivr 0X711? A TVT/^TT* ' /^AT Cotton and Woollen MiUs, Tobacco Factories!, J.1N Q U Xv^lN \^J1j V-/1M Wood Workers, Quartz Mills a Specialty with O. W. CARR & CO., 233>^ S5uth Eltn Street, Greensboro, N. C.
*Sharpe B C, lawyer, 100 Court Sqr, h 220 e Lee •
Sharpe Cora, col, sevt, h 339 n Mendenhall . -
»harpe Claire, servt, h 328 e Lee ; w ;
Shaw J Henry, clerk, h 904 Asheboro r ;
Shaw Miss Emma, bds 233 n Cedar . .'. ' '' '"
*Shaw Charlie, engineer, h nr Grown mills ' ' ' '> ■ ^'•'
Shaw Miss Lillie, bds 340 s Elm - '; . i i ''■ '
Shaw Charlie, clerk, bds 535 S Elm '^ • ■'
Shaw M, 0 W Carr & Co, insurance, r 243 eWashington
Shaw Miss Fannie, h 243 e Washington ^ ^ .^
Shaw John, machinist, bds 3018 e College | \ / -i .
Shaw J, col, f night watchmanj h 211 h Gilmei" ~~^ ' -^
Shay Patrick, weaver, bds 900 e Market
*Shell Azor, foreman Bain Bldg Co, h 4^9 e-Washingtcoi,,, „ .« j ?-s
pheltou Henry, Gol, kb, h 136'Beach - - .. - :. ^ iUi . i-i
Sherrill C 0, photographer, h 612 w Gaston
Sherrill Geo, col, servt,: h 356 ^ Elmj -o I I I
Sherwood, Mrs M L, wid, h 426 w Gaston
Sherwood Miss Annie N, h 426 WrGast^n -; -, 5 ^-)
Sherwood M S, Teller National ^Bank, h 426" w^Gaston
Sherward,T D, merchant, h 426 w Gaston ;■ -, y ,. e|
Shields' Mrs Annie, elocution teacher G EC "" ' " ' ^^' '
J, W. SCOTT & CO. carry the largest stock of Clover Seed and all other • field Seeds of anj' other hoase in the city, and they sell the purest and cleanest seeds that m^nev will buv. "
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 79
*Shober Col C E, h 120 w Sycamore Shober Miss Mary, h 120 w Sycartiore. Shober Miss Ellie H, h 120 w Sycamores Shober Miss Annie L, h 120 w Sycamore,
Bain Building Company,
CONTRACTORS.
Interior HarcLTTTOoia. nn.xsls.-
Shoffner C C, clerk, r Y M C A building Shoffner Mary, col, dom, h 613 Asheboro, Shoffner Galloway, col, lab, h 114 East , ' ,, Shorkes Oscar, col, drayman, h 109 w tVashington
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THE SING-ER Mr^kSOb^^ 116 W. Market St. J . C. , SNODDY, M^na^ep.
WnRTU.WUARTflM Real Estate and Investment Co., fwuri I n^ffwIIHri l %Mn real estate dealers.
110 South Elm Street.
80 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Shorkes Angaline, col, h 09 w Gaston
♦Short John C, wks R R, h 824 Bellvue
Short Napoleon, col, cook, h 310 n Percy
Short Eden, col, wks 447 w Washington
Sides E L, dispatcher N C Div, bds 218 e Washington
Sikes Miss Rosa, h 900 e Market
*Sikes J H, groceries, 428 e Washington, h 900 e Market
Sikes Miss Samantha, h 900 e Market
Sikes Mrs Eliza, wid, h 320 n Greene
*Siler N J, jeweller, h 109 e Market
Siler John, h 109 e Market
Siler Mrs J W, wid, h Swannannoa
*Simpson W W, farmer, h Asheboro
*Simms Squire, col, gardner, h 125 n Dodson
Simmons Jas, lab, h 344 w Whittington
Simmons Carrie, col, h 2051 East
Simmons Millie, col, h 2051 East
Simpson Joseph, carpenter, bds 301 s Elm
Simps-n Felix, col, brakeman, h 216 n Forbis
Simpson Sarah, col, h 949 McGhee
Simpson Sarah, col, h 516 e Gaston
Simpson Bell, col, dom, h 417 Asheboro
Singer Mfg Co, 116 w Market
all the year around at our elegant Soda Fountain. RICHARDSON & FARISS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Refreshing Drinks
Singleton Jeff, col, painter, h 314 n Gilmer
Slate H I, carpenter, h 628 Ashe
Slate Mrs A F, wid, h 628 Ashe
Sloan R M, So Ex Co, h 320 w Market
*Sloan T J, h 225 e Washington
Sloan Miss Bessie, h 225 e Washington
Sloan Wm, col, bill poster, h 907 e Market
Sloan Walter, col,' lab, h 1039 e Washington
Sloan Juli), col, cook, h 220 iV Washington
Sloan Wilson, col, fireman, h 337 w Whittington
Sloan Yancy, col, brick mason, h 354 w Whittington
Small Mrs M E wid, h 502 w Market
Small Miss Alice, h 502 w Market
Small Miss Lily, h 502 w Market
Small Miss M T, h 502 w Market
*Smith Dr J Henry, pastor 1st Pres Ch, h 347 Church
Smith Miss Margaret, h 347 Church
Smith Prof S C, prin graded school, h 401 Church
Smith W C, merchant, h 401 Church
*Sinith F F, furniture, h 331 n Greene
*Smith S N, h 431 n Greene
*Smith Jno J, h 116 n Gilmer
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POOR MAN'S DOLLAR is worth just as much as a rich man's at our store. Our Motto is : "Honest goods and fair dealing with all."
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 8i
*Smith Rev E W, bds 327 Church Smith Mrs M D, wid, h 202 w Sycamore Smith Miss Maggie, h 202 w Sycamore *Smith R H, street overseer, h 200 n Forbis *Smith Joe, compositor, h 218 e Gaston Smith Miss Mary, h 200 n Forbis *Smith J Y, contractor, h 510 Arlington Smith D B, h 510 Arlington Smith Miss Gertie, h 510 Arlington *Smith E H, engineer, R &D RR, h 429 King Smith Miss Fannie, h 429 King Smith A D, engineer, R & D RR, h 429 King *Smith Ed, book-keeper, h 624 ArKngton *Smith J Willie, toltacconist, h 316 w Gaston Smith Miss Minnie L, h 316 w Gaston Smith Miss Fannie M, h 316 w Gaston Smith M T, tobacconist, h 316 w Gaston Smith Miss E S, teacher, bds 302 Arlington *Smith L F, lab, h 864 s Elm *Smith Geo, lab, h 710 e Market Smith Wm, merchant, h 401 Church Smith R A, engineer, bds 629 s Elm Smith Miss Bettie, saleslady, h 405 Asheboro Smith Miss Lula, h 801 e Sycamore
*Smith Jas, wks Greensboro Sash and Blind Co, h 2065 East *Smith Geo, paver, h 611 e Market Smith Mrs Pamelia, h 214 e Market Smith Miss Ada, h 801 e Sycamore Smith Miss Minnie, h 801 e Sycamore Smith Richard, col, shoemaker, h 825 McGee Smith Cora, col, cook, h 620 Asheboro Smith Henry, col, h 209 n Cedar Smith Saml, col, barber, h 207 and 208 Market Sqr Smith Robt, col, lab, h 312 e Market Smith. Lizzie, col, wks 443 w Sycamore Smith Henry, col, lab, h 107 e Gaston Smith Wesley, col, pressman, h Warnersville Smithdeal L A, groceries, confections and stationery, 226 s Elm *Smothers Alfred, lab, h 200 n Elm Smothers Mrs Bettie, wid, h 209 East *Snell F V, plumber, 116* e Market, h 341 n Greene Snoddy J C, mgr Singer Machine Co, bds 414 n Elm *Sn()W Wm E, com trav, h 425 Church
South Greensboro Pharmacy, S S Haithcock mgr, 416 Ashe- boro Southern Ex Co, R E Potts, agt, 328 s Elm Southern Life Insurance Co, 311 s Elm
WO'RTTT-WTTAPTQW Real Estate and Investment Co.»
TV VAVAAJk VY AJiA*AWiiW4l REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
110 South Elm Street.
82 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Sowell Rev F W, col, pastor A M E church, h 132 Maple
Span Lizzie, col, h 159 w McCulloch
Spencer E N, section master, h 125 w Lee
*Spencer N L, carpenter, h 719 s Elm
Spencer Miss Dora, h 719 s Elm
Spencer Edward, lab, h 416 w Bragg
Spencer Madison, lab, h 416 w Bragg
Spencer Miss Rodena, h 416 w Bragg
Spoon Mrs Elizabeth, wid, h 200 Clinton
*St Sing Geo, h 401 Asheboro
St Barnabas Episcopal Church, 201 n Greene
St Matthews M E Church, col, 601 and 603 Ashe
St Agnes Catholic church, 329 n Forbis
*Staples Col J N, lawyer, h 305 w Market
Insurance promptly placed and prompt payments of losses guaranteed Over $250,000 losses paid during the last twenty policy ever yet contested written at this Agency. 2dSH S. Elm Street.
0. W. CARR & CO.
years, and no policy ever
Staples Miss E J, h 305 w Market Staples Mrs M E, h 305 w Market Stanley Mrs Harriet, matron, Benbow House Star Warehouse, 210 s Davie Steed Miss Ida, saleslady, h 507 Arlington Steele Mrs. M B, wid, h 108 n Davie Steele Turner, col, wks Vanstory's stables Steele Lee, col, wks Vanstory's stables Steele Francis, col, h 20 East Steele Wm, col, lab, h 112 East Stephenson Mrs Alice, h 524 s Elm *Stewart John W, lab, h 608 s Spring *Stewart M L, livery stables, h 359 Ashe
South Greensboro Pharmac3^
S. S. HAITHCOCK, Manager,
WHERE YOU WILL FIND
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Spices, Patent Medicines, Tobacco,
Cigars, and Druggists' Sundries. Can sell you the
Best Goods at the Very Lowest Prices.
COMPOUNDING PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
4rl6 .A^slieTDoro Street.
DON'T expect too much in this world, for if you do you may be disap- pointed. But you should expect a dollar's worth of goods for a dollar. Tliat is just what we propose to give you. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. " 83
*Stewart J N, liveryman, h 308 e Gaston
Stiles Miss Mattie, h 801 e Gaston
*Stone H D, carpenter, h 224 w Market
Stone Mrs M A, wid, h 224 w Market
Stone J J, job printer, h 224 w Market
Stone Miss Mamie, h 224 w Market
Stone Miss Susie, 224 w Market
Stone & Kendall, bnblishers Greensboro City Directory
*Stone W E, tob mfr, h Church
^Stratford W 0, tinner, h Julian, ur limits
Streets Fanny, col, h 205 Market sq
Strong Joseph, painter, bds 801 e Sycamore
Stroud S B, drummer, Y M C A building
Stroud Dennis, col, carpenter, h 611 e Gorreli
Stubbs Rev A H, rector St Barnabas ch, bds 225 e Washington
*Sullivan Wm, shoemaker, h 225 Lindsay
Sullivan Miss Annie, h 225 Lindsay
*Sullivan John, h 861 s Elm
*Sullivan D M, carpenter, h 201 w Whittington
Sulkins Louisa, col, dom, wks 320 w Gaston
Sulkins Laura, col, h 320 w Gaston
Summers Harry, carpenter, bds 515 w Lee
DOSES for $1,00, we give, in our Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla— superior to Patent Nostrums.
KICHARDSON & FARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Suits Mrs M, wid, h 431 n Greene Suthers Eobt, painter, bds 801 e Sycamore Sutliff Annie, col, h 140 n Mendenhall Sutliff John, col, lab, wks Banner warehouse *Swaim A J, carpenter, h 702 e Market Swaim Miss Flora, h 702 e Market Swaim Miss Katie, h 702 e Market *Swaim Lyndon, h 213 Lyndon Swaim Miss Ada, h 213 Lyndon Swaim Miss Jennie, h 213 Lyndon Swaim Miss Mary, h 213 Lyndon Swaim Logan, h 213 Lyndon Swaim Henry, ool, lab, h 502 w Washington *Swan W C, engineer, h 202 Fayetteville Swan S B, insurance, h 202 Fayetteville *Tate Dr R W, physician, h 335 Asheboro Tate Mrs H E, wid, h 286 Belle Meade av Tate Thos, 286 Belle Meade av Tate Bros, drugs, 108 s Elm Tate J T, real estate, bds Benbow House *Tate F A, druggist, h 503 w Sycamore Tate Sam, h 508 w Sycamore
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and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
84 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Tate H H jr, h 286 Belle Meade av
Tate Rev Albert, col, pastor Presbyterian Ch, h 212 n Forbis
Tatum & Stewart, livery, feed and sale stables, 113-115 Depot
*Tatura H B, liveryman, h 416 n Greene
Tatum M J, tobacconist, h 514 w Market
Tatum David, lab, h 904 Ashe
Taylor Fred N, livery stables, bds 335 s Elm
*Taylor R C, bds 323 Asheboro
Taylor Z V, train dispatcher C F & Y V R R
Taylor C B, city mgr standard Sewing Machine Co, bds 115 s
Ashe *Taylor J H, car inspector, h 641 Asheboro *Taylor G W, brick mason, h 118 e McCulloch
Bain Building Company,
CONTRACTORS.
All Kinds of Builders' Supplies*
Taylor Wm, col, lab, h 900 s Cedar Taylor Geo, col, hotel waiter, h 230 e Sycamore *Tpnnant J D, Piilman Car Co, h 531 s Elm Terry Miss Nannie, dressmaker, h 221 Lindsay Terry Miss Lou, dressmaker, h 221 Lindsay Terrv Cassie, col, h 245 e Sycamore . *Thacker J T, tailor, h 309 n Forbis Thacker Mrs M E, wid, h 218 Ashe Thacker Mrs E J, h 602 w Gaston Thacker J L, salesman, h 218 Ashe Thacker L R, wks R & D R R, h 218 Ashe Thacker Rev J E, h 210 Ashe
F. N. TAYLOR.
LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLES,
34-8 SOUTH ELM STREET, NEAR DEPOT.
HORSES, BUGGIES .^^ CARRIAGES
Furnished at Short Notice.
Fine Carriages and Teams for Parties, Wed- dings and Funerals at Short Notice.
Jl^^The sale of Extra Fine Single Horses and Teams a Specialty. Everything First-Class.
AWAY back in the " forties " people flocked to California for gold ; now the fruit industry of the State is attracting the multitudes. We handle largely of the products of the "Golden State." J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 85
Thacker Harry, col, carpenter, h 613 Lindsay
Thacker Mittie, col, li 817 Babtist
Thacker Esther, col, h 817 Babtist
Thacker Caroline, col, h 817 Babtist
Thaxton Miss Phereba, dress making dept, G F C
The Original Racket Store, 318 s Elm
Thom J E, baker, 117 e Market, h 218 s Ashe
Thorn Lizzie, col, wks 311 n Edgeworth
Thom Moses, col, h 334 s Meudenhall
Thomas Bros, Book and Job Printers, 204? s Elm
Thomas, C F, Thomas Bros, h 509 n Greene
*Thomas John, Thomas Bros, h 122 Price
Thomas Miss Mary, h 509 n Greene
OW PARR Ri Pfl Insurance Special attention given to Country Busi- . »». vMlin Ut \j\J.j ness, Dwellings, Barns and Stores of Permanent
Residents. 2a3K South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Thomas Miss Mary F, h 509 n Greene
Thomas Miss Jane, h 509 n Greene
Thomas J 0, h 426 w Gaston
Thomas Rev J C, h 440 w Gaston
Thomas Miss Ada, 219 e Market
Thomas Rankin, h 219 e Market
Thomas Willie, h 219 e Market
Thomas Miss Sallie, h 219 e Market
Thomas Capius, salesman, h 219 e Market
Thomas Robt W, Thomas & Chrismon, h 219 e Market
*Thomas John W, carpenter, h 219 e Market
*Thomas Cornelius, carpenter, h 224 e Market
*Thomas D E, tob buyer, h 105 n Davie
*Thomas Jas, col, lab, h 359 w Bragg
ni55 nmmit terry,
FasMonatle Dress Maimer,
109K WEST MARKET STREET.
All Work Done in the liatest Style and Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction.
WORTH-WHARTON «niii«*l.\"4'S5^11*=* '=''■'
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
86 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Thomas & Chrismon, grocers, 125 s Davie and 201 e Syca- more Thomas Caroline, 335 n Edgeworth Thompson Miss Mattie, h 622 Ashe Thompson L, shoemaker, h 622 Ashe *Thornton J J, jeweler, 114 s Elm, h 624 Asheboro Thornton Frank, jeweler, h 624 Asheboro Thornton Chas D, tel operator; h 624 Asheboro Thornton Harry, farmer, h 624 Asheboro Thornlow S W, billiards and pool, 368 s Elm, r 330^ s Elm Tiddy Thos C, clerk, h 438 Gorrell *Tie B F, carpenter, h 519 e Bragg Tie Samuel, apprentice, h 519 e Bragg
YOUR TRAVELING BAG is not more essential to your comfort on a iournev than KODAK— the Perfect Headache Cure. Price 10 cents. RICHARDSON & FARISS, Sole Proprietors.
Tie Wm, moulder, h 519 e Bragg
Tie Miss Maggie, h 519 e Bragg
*Tilden H B, mining engineer, h 308 n Davie
*Tildeu A F, jr, Sec Columbia Mica Co, bdsn Davie
Tollock Eobt, painter, bds 802 e Sycamore
*Tomlinson Edward, clerk, h 825 Bilbro Alley
*Toinlinson J E, mgr City Dray Line, h 231 e Washingtc
Tomlinson Mrs Sue, wid, h 314 n Davie
Townes Jordan, col, lab, h 619 e Caston
Trice Chas, col, lab, h 905 e Market
Trice Susan, col, h 2051 East
Trice Dock, col, lab, h 2051 East
Trogdon Sam'l L, clerk U S Dist Courts, h 352 Price
THOMAS S CHRISMON,
Famili} ^mm$ and (Jounti'j ppodncE,
No. 123 to 125 South Davie Street,
All Kinds of Feed Kept in Stock.
All Goods Fresh and Guaranteed as Represented.
FROM the north, oast, west and south our goods come rolling in. We trv nt'ver to buy too much of any one thing at a time, thereby always JiavingYresh stock on hand. J. W. SCOTT & CO.'
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 87
Trogdon Thos, col, servt, h 351 Asheboro
Trotter Joseph, h 415 w Bragg
*Trotter W D, public administrator, office Court House sq, h 110 s Ashe
Trotter Miss Mary, bill clerk Odell Hdw Co, h 110 s Ashe
Trotter Will, com traveler, h 110 s Ashe
Trotter Eufus, col, wks Vanstory's stables
Trotter Sue, col, h 207 e Sycamore
Tucker John, clerk, bds 575 e Bragg
Tucker Miss Emma, bds 300, cor (ireene and Clay
Tncker Miss Callie, sales-lady, bds 300, cor Greene and Clay
*Tucker R C, foreman, h 207 e Sycamore
Tucker Frank, restaurant, col, 213 s Elm
Tucker Horace, col, drayman, h 401 Asheboro
*Turner E Frank, tel operator, bds 340 s Elm
Turner Dr Chas A, dentist, office 234^ s Elm, bds 225 e Wash- ington
Turner John, brick mason, bds 200 n Elm
Turner Miss Martha, h 712 e Market
Turner Miss Annie, h 712 e Market
*Turner J A, shoemaker, h 712 e Market
Bain Building Company, contractors.
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
♦Turner W H, plasterer, h 220 w Gaston
Turner Miss Lizzie, h 220 w Gaston
Turner Yancey, col, lab, h 140 Beach
Turner Robt, col, lab, h 210 Mebane
Tylor Mrs R W, wid, h 520 w Market
Tyock Miss Sue, house-keeper, h 500 Arlington
U S Recruiting Office, 115 w Market
U S Court House and Poat Office, 103 s Elm
Union News Go's Office, C F & Y V RR office
*Underwood G M, lab, h s Spring
IJnthank Harmon, col, carpenter, h 163 w McCulloch
IJnthank, Wm, col, h 163 w McCulloch
Unthank Caroline, col, wks W A Day's
Vanstory C M & Co, clothiers, 216 s Elm
*Vanstory C M, clothier, h 349 n Elm
*Vanstory C P, livery stables, 113, 115 and 116 s Davie, h 208 e
Market Vanstory J W, lab, h e Washington Vanstory Robt, wks RR, h306 n Gilmer Vanstory Mrs Mary E, wid, h 213 Clinton Vanstory Albert, col, wks Vanstory's stables *Vanhorn W P, prop Gate City Mattress Factory, h 502 Arlington
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
88 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
^Vaughn J W, agt Singer Co, h 641 Asheboro
Vaughn R G, cashier Piedmont Bank, bds 305 e Washington
Vaughn E N", agt, bds 837 s Elm
*Vernon R L, agt R&D RR, Asheboro
Vernon G W, chief dispatcher, R&D RR
*Vernon A T, bagg agt, R&D RR, also real est, h 641 Asheboro
Ventress Stewart, wks R Portner's brewing co, h 524 i s Elm
* Vincent Wm, wks RR, h e Gaston Vuncannon & Co, grocers, 526 s Elm *Vuncannon M, grocer, h 407 W Bragg Waddell Sarah, col, h 612 Lindsay *Wagouer J W, carpenter, h 109 Ashe Wagoner Jane, col, dom, h 202 Fayetteville
I nCCCC An IIICTCn and Promptly Paid on Insurance Placed through O. W. LUouLO AUJUO I LU Carr & Co., 233^ South Elm St., Greensboro.
Wakefield Hardware Co, 229 s Elm
Wakefield Dairy Farm, I2 m s of Depot, Geo Wakefield, prop
*Wakefield Dr W H, optician. 111 w Sycamore
* Walters J M, carpenter, h 220 Mebane
* Walters Wm, carpenter, h 204 n Forbis
*Walsh Capt^ H, master trains R&D RR, 413 s Elm, _ 286 Belle
Meade av *Walker A L, lumber dealer, h 839 Vance Walker John, plasterer, bds 443 e Whittington Walker Stephen, col, wks RR, h 323 n Percy Walker Andrew, col, tob roller, h 132 Beach Walker Lillie, col, h 244 w Whittington
Wakefield Dairy Farm,
\H Miles bouth of Depot.
DELIVER TWICE DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EVENING.
FRESH niLK, PUKE ^ CLE/IN.
Am giving Perfect Satisfaction wliere others have failed. GEO. WAKEFIELD,
:E= O. Bo3r ©1. OresnsTooro, .IST. O.
1 l7"E have been told frequently that we handle more Oranges and Lemons VV than all the rest of the town. Well, we don't sav that, but we know we handle our share of those goods. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
* Walker S J, fireman, h 103 e McCulloch *Walker John, tobacconist, h 200 n Davie Warren Silas, col, lab, h 903 Park av
Ware T D, col, wks R & D RR, h 1043 e Washington
Ware Samuel, col, lab, h 513 Lindsay
Ward Bettie, col, wks 215 Eugene
*Ward J A, dyer, h 709 e Sycamore
*Ward G W, druggist, h 998 Spring Garden
Washington Harriet, col, h 301 e Market
Washington Lizzie, col, h 351 Asheboro
*Watkins J C W, book keeper Nat Bank, h 605 w Market
*Watkins Chas, yardmaster R & D RR, h 304 e Bragg
Watkins Anderson, col, h 231 n Percy
Watkins Miss Jane, h 443 w Sycamore
Watson Mary, col, h 200 Lyndon
*Watson J F, clerk, h 823 Ashe
* Watson C S, com trav, bds 434 Arlington Watson Lizzie, col, h 325 w Market Watson Lucy, col, h 200 s Forbis Watson Tishey, col, h 228 Mebane Wattlington J H, elk, R&D RR,' h 356 s Elm Watlington Mrs E 0, boarding house, 356 s Elm Wagstaif Peter, col, h e Market
Wagstaff Geo, col, lab, h 120 s Forbis
*Weatherspoon W L, chf despatcher, C F & Y V RR, h 502 Asheboro
Weatherly Clara, col, servt, h 364 Ashe
Weatherly Andrew, elk, h 202 s Ashe
Weatherly Mrs N C, h 202 s Ashe
Weatherly Miss Elsie, h 202 s Ashe
Weatherly John, h 119 n Davie
* Weatherly W J, policeman, h 119 n Davie Weaver James, cond R&D, bds 328 e Lee Weaver Miss Carrie, h 317 n Greene Weaver R W, student, h 317 n Greene Weaver Mrs E J, wid, h 317 n Greene Webster J W, carpenter, h 5242 s Elm Webster Jno, col, lab, h 247 e Sycamore Webb James, col, lab, h 3001 East Welsh Jas, barber, h 327 Maple
*Welker W B, carpenter, h 406 e McCulloch
*Welker Robt, painter, h 215 e Gaston
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 409 Asheboro
W U Telegraph Co, 114 s Elm
Westbrook S W, prop R R eating house, cor Buchanan and s Elm
*West John, dyer, h 108 e McCulloch
West J J, brick mason, h 108 e McCulloch
West J T, clerk, h 229 n Cedar
WORTH-WHARTON ««»' 11*^*1
and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, no South Elm Street.
90 GREENSBORO DIRECTODY.
*West Jas H, li 202 n Cedar
West E G, barkeeper, bds 335 s Elm
Wharton Minerva, col, wks 335 Asheboro
Wharton Andy, col, lab, h 136 Beach
Wharton Samuel, col, lab, h Chestnut
Wharton Ellen, col, dom, h 741 Pearson
Wharton, Jackson & Co, ice mfrs, 115 Buchanan
Wharton Wiley, col, h 301 e Market
Wharton Henry, col, lab, h 233 e ycamore
Wharton Jno W, agricultural machinery, 324 s Elm, h 742 Pearson
* Wharton E P, Worth- Wharton Real Estate and Investment Co,
h 741 Pearson
PROMPT PAVMTNTQ Made on aU insurance losses by O. V^r. CARR & CO., r n U ni r I r H T m C 1^ 1 O 2.33^ south Elm street, Greensboro, N. C.
Wharton Miss Lizzie, h 809 Pearson
Wharton Miss Emma, h 809 Pearson
Wharton Jno C, book keeper, h 809 Pearson
Wharton Ernest, h 739 Church
Wharton Lee, h 739 Church
Wharton J R, supt public instruction, h 739 Church
Wharton Henry W, editor Greensboro Patriot, h 739 Church
* Wharton Wallace, merchant, h 354 Church Wheeler Mrs Phcebe, wid, h 840 s Elm Wheeler Miss Bertha, h 410 Delphina Wheeler J H, clerk, h 410 Delphina
* Wheeler J K, clerk, h 410 Delphina
*White R G, photographer, 108J w Market, bds 316 Lindsay
FOR ALL STYLES AND SIZES OF
pine Photographs
AT RE/I50N/IPLE PRICES,
I08i West Market Street. CRAYONS A SPRCIALiTY.
ALL through the different seasoiis we try to keep the kind of goods suitable for such time of year. We handle about everything to eat except vegetables and poultry. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 91
White Byron, P 0 clerk, h 316 Lindsay
White Miss Mary, h 316 Lindsay
White Miss Annie, teacher, h 316 Lindsay
* White J D, postmaster, h 316 Lindsay White J E, monlder, r 511 i s Elm White Miss E F, h 317 e Washington White T E, machinist, h 317 e Washington *White Wra, carpenter, h 114 w Bragg
* White A B, h 322 Asheboro
* White Geo W, com trav, h 305 n Edge worth *White J W, clerk, h 323 n Greene *White C, tinner, h 909 Asheboro
White Miss Ellen, h 909 Asheboro
White Thos, col, lab, h 874 s Cedar
White Henry, col, carpenter, h 874 s Cedar
White Skip, col, carpenter, h 200 n Gilmer
White Jane, col, wks 320 w Market
Whitt J H, prop Farmers VV^irehouse, bds 107 e Gaston
Whitehead Harriet, col, wks 520 w Market
Whitfield Oscar, col, barber, bds 239 Mebane
Whitfield Lee, col, lab, h 1014 s Cedar
Whitis Henry, col, wks 602 w Gaston
CONTRACTORS.
Bain Building Company.
Whitis Moses, col, brick layer, h 236 n Percy
Whitis Abe, col, brick layer, h 301 n Percy
AVhitis Dock, col, brick mason, h 505 Lindsay
*Whitsett Dr G W, dentist, 101^ e Market, bds 127 Chnrch
Whittington Miss Mary L, h 327 Asheboro
Whittington M A, police sergt, h 327 Asheboro
* Whittington Frank, cabinet maker, 211 and 213 e Sycamore, h
201 i e Sycamore Whittington Mrs L G, wid, h Gorrell Whittington Chas, plumber, h Gorrell Whittington R C, h Gorrell *Whitworth A F, groceries, 200 w Market Williamson J A, law student, bds 107 e Gaston *Williams J R, col, barber, bds 163 w McCulloch Williams Zack, col, R&D depot, h 729 Ashe Williams Jake, col, tinner, h 626 e Lindsay Williams John H, col, lab, h 109 w Gaston Williams H C, col, painter, h 330 w Whittington Williams Mattie, col, h 286 Belle Meade av Williams Walter, clerk, bds 213 e Market Williams J H, clerk, h e Market *Williams Dr J M, h e Market Williams Miss Mattie, h 1000 s Elm
WnRTU.WU ARTflM Real Estate and Investment Co., ffUn I nffiiMIl I Um real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
92 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
Williams Mrs Sarah, wid, seamstress, h 302 Lindsay
Wills W B, Pres't So. Life Ins. Co., bds McAdoo House
Wills Mrs A L, wid, h 621 Keoj<h
Wills J Norman, book-keeper, h 621 Keogh
Wills E S, elk C S & Y V RR, h 621 Keogh
Wills R T, student, h 621 Keogh
*Willis T J, Oak Hill Roller Mills, h 423 e Washington
Wilson Mrs M J, wid, h 102 s Mendenhall
Wilson J A, fireman, h 806 Asheboro
Wilson Chas, col, lab, h 1003 Ashe
*Wilson C C, machinist, h 806 Asheboro
Wilson Cinda, col, h 622 Lindsay
Wilson Miss M D, sales-lady, h 614 w Market
Wilson Miss H A, sales-lady, h 614 w Market
Wilson Miss H M, notions, 110 w Market, h 614 w Market
Wilson Isabella, col, wks 203 Eugene
Wilson Mattie, col, cook, Benbow House
^Wilson Dr A R, 303 s Elm, h 438 Church
Wilson John N, lawyer, h 102 s Mendenhall
Wiley Sam, col, barber, h 1011 Ashe
*Wiley T W, carpenter, h 620 Arlington
Wimbush John, col, lab, h near water-works
F
,0R A PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE TONIC for ladies and children, try our Beef Wine and Iron. Price 50 cts. Pint Bottle.
RICHARDSON & FARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
*Wincroft Luther, wks RR, h 451 Arlington
Winchester Martha, col, dom, h 308 n Forbis
Wingate Rev W B, com trav, h w Smith nr n Elm
*Winningham J L, carpenter, h 617 Asheboro
Winslow Thos N, insurance. 111 s Elm
Winslow Ed, col, servt, h IOO2 s Elm
*Winsteand Col J M, Pres Piedmont Bank, also Savings Bank, h
404 w Market *Wishart J J, barber, 309 s Elm, h 235 Belle Meade ^Wolfe C D, agt, h 837 s Elm Wood Mrs Eliza, wid, h 213 e Washington Woodley Wm, h 421 Arlington *Wooten M H, truck farmer, h 803 Macon Wooten Wm, col, plasterer, h 211 Market sq Wooten Mrs Ora, wid, h 600 Asheboro Wooten Charlie, wks R R, h 600 Asheboro Wooten Lizzie, col, cook, Benbow House Woodroffe Frank, book keeper, h 407 Walker av Woodroffe Miss Fannie, h 407 Walker av Woodroffe Miss Mary, h 407 Walker av
* Woodroffe Thos, Thos Woodroffe & Sons, h 407 Walker av Woodroffe Geo, Thos Woodroffe & Sons, h 407 Walker av Woodroffe W A, Thos Woodroffe & Sons, h 407 Walker av
"Vf OTHING succeeds like success. " some one has said. We strive hard -'-^ to make a success of what we undertake in the mercantile Hue.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 93
Woodroffe Thos, jr, Thos WoodrofFe & Sons, h 407 Walker av Woodroffe Thos & Sons, builders, office 301 works 305 Walker
avenue Woodley Wm, clerk, bds 421 Arlington Woodson John, col, laborer, h 132 Beach *"Woods L W, col, barber, h 329 Mebane Woods & Williams, col, barbers, 120 s Elm *Wooters Jno T, carpenter, h 607 Asheboro Woodburn John, moulder, h 511] s Elm Wood Lee, brick-mason, bds 235 Belle Meade av Wood Caroline, col, cook, h 416 n Greene Wood INJiss Jennie, bds 979 e Washington *Woolford Joe, fireman, h 707 e Sycamore *Woodard Robert, brick-mason, h 804 Asheboro Wolfe John, carpenter, h 308 n Forbis Wolfe IMiss Mary, h 308 n Forl)is Wolfe Miss Annie, h 308 n Forbis *Wolfe J M, carpenter, h 308 n Forbis Worth Miss Rhoda, h 881 s Cedar Worth Mrs Phabe, wid, h 881 s Cedar
THOMAS WOODROFFE,
Builder and Contractor,
301 WALKER AVENUE, GREENSBORO, N. C.
Qreepsboro Bri(:K ai^d Silip^ C^^.
a-I5.EEIlStSBOK.O, KC. C,
THOMAS WOODROFFE, President.
MT. AIRY GRANITE CO.,
G;-K.H:H:]srsBOK.o, n. c,
THOMAS WOODROFFE, Manager.
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
94 GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. ;_
Worth A H, cond C F & Y V RR, bds 328 e Lee Worth-Wharton Real Estate Investment Co, HO s Elm
Worth Mrs A H, wid, h 351 Asheboro
Womack Pharaoh, col, lab, 2063 e Market
♦Workman M C, real estate, h 231 e Market
Wright Clement G, lawyer, h 227 n Elm
Wright Mrs Annie, wid, h 227 n Elm
Wright Nat, col, h 915 e Market
Wright Wm,col, drayman, h 224 e Sycamore
Wright Louis, col, waiter, h 212 Mebane
Wyche Miss Martha, teacher penmanship and book-keeping G F C
Wyrich Edw, jail guard, bds 200 n Elm
*Wyrick Luther, carpenter, h 210 s Ashe
*Wyrick Robert, moulder, h 215 e Gaston
*Yancey D B, col, butcher, stall No 2, h 172 w McCulloch
0\A/ /^ADD Sir r^r\ Correspondence solicited. Call and see us . VV.V-»r\nnCXiV-»V-». before insuring. Office, 2nd floor of the National Bank Building, 'iS&K South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Yates Mrs M E, wid, h 335 Church
Yates Jas F, tinner, h 113 Church
*Yates P P, drummer, h 335 Church
*Yates Geo, tinner, h 321 Church
Yates Charity, col, dom, h 335 Church
Yates Wm, col, tinner, h 415 Lindsay
*Yates Jethro, h 442 e Washington
Yates J H, bar-keeper, h 442 e Washington
Yates & James, blacksmithing, e Sycamore
Yates Bros, real estate, 127 s Elm
Y M C A Rooms, F H Cota, sec, h 110 and 112 e Market
Yore Sally, col, wks 300 s Spring
York N M, h 702 Arlington
*York A, carpenter, h 702 Arlington
York Miss Dona, h 702 Arlington
York Ed, wks C F & Y V RR, bds 824 Bellevue at
"N SYRUPS we keep everything from "Open Kettle" New Orleans down . to cheap naixtures. Maple svrup is one of our big sellers.
J. w. scorr & co.
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY.
95
GUILFORD COLLEGE.
Adams Wm, col, section hand Ballinger J F, ftirmer Ballinger M H, farmer Bass R, former Boren A P, farmer Brown J W, farmer Cook J W, farmer, sheriff Cummins L G, farmer Cude H C, college farmer Case J A, farmer Dean Julius, farmer Dennis Peter, col, lab Davis Prof J F Doak J W, salesman Dobson A, farmer Dobson N, farmer Donnell W H, col, lab Dundes John, farmer Edgerton J H, saw mill, Edwards B Y, buggy shop
Lloyd B Y, shoemaker
McCracken Dr J F, physician
McCracken Alonzo, salesman
McCracken J T, far and mcht
Meekin Julius, col, lab
Mendendall Dr Nereus, farmer
Miller Wash, col, farmer
Parker J R, farmer
Paschal Julius, lab
Peele Rev A, farmer and minister
Perisho Prof E C
Pitts John, col, lab
Root Prof Robt C, Treas college
Roberts J M, boarding house
Russell E H, farmer
Rayl Henry, farmer
Rolberson Dr D A, physician
Smith Lee S, merchant
Smith J B, farmer
Staples Green, col, farmer
Bain Building Company,
CONTRACTORS.
Rough and Dresped Lumber.
Edwards Charlie, farmer Gorrell, R G, farmer Hallowell W R, boarding house Hall John, col, lab Harvey Isaac, farmer Hill Philip, col, farmer Hobbs L L, Pres't of college Hodgin E N, farmer Hoge L N, farmer Horton Louis, farmer Howard Ivison, col, lab Hutton James, col, lab Hutton Peter, col, farmer Jones W F, lab Jones Calvin, col, lab Jones J W, lab Jones R M, farmer Knight C S, farmer Knight J 0, farmer Knight N M, farmer, Lindsay, Saml, col, lab
Smith R S, farmer
Smith S W H, farmer and mcht
Smith W E, farmer
Stanley J H, postmaster
Stanley Milton, farmer
Tyrwhitte S, farmer
Taylor S F, farmer
Willis H H, carpenter
Winslow C J, horse dealer
Wadkins Henry, col, carpenter
Wadkins, Julius, col, farmer
Walker Wm, farmer
Ward G W, farmer
Wheeler 0 C, farmer and mch
White Ellis, farmer
Woody Prof Jno W
Woodley Dr W T, physician
Worth Daniel, farmer
Wren J, carpenter
Younts Joseph, farmer
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Q-R-EElSrSBORO, N". O.
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Only Office in Piedmont North Carolina running their Presses by Water Power.
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GREENSBORO
Commercial Directory.
Architects.
BEACHAM W B, 131 w Price
Epps & Hackett, 311 s Elm
WOODROFFE, THOMAS & SONS, 301 Walker av
Artists.
Sampson Miss Hattie, 612 Asheboro
Attorneys.
Ball W S, 106 Court sq Barringer John A, 113 Court so Boyd James E, 119i s Elm BYNUM W. P, jr, 106 Court sq
THREE EEGISTERBD DRU&GISTS at our Prescription Desks. Errors prevent- ed, Dispatch secured. RICHARDSON & FARISS, Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Dillard & King, lOOi n Elm
DOUGLAS RO M, office Five Cents Savings Bank Building
Forbis Jas W, 102 n Elm
Keogh Thos B, Court sq
MICHAUX J S, office 127 s Elm
Morehead J T, 104J s Elm
SCOTT L M, 111 Court sq
Sharpe B C, 110 Court sq
Wilson John M, 104i s Elm
Bakers.
FARRISS W A, 358 s Elm Glenn & O'Connor, 114 w Market Thorn J E, 117 e Market
Banks.
Bank of Guilford, 212 s Elm NATIONAL BANIL 238 s Elm Peoples' Five Cents Savings Bank, 115 s Elm Piedmont Bank, 119 s Elm
WflPTTT-WTIAPTON Real Estate and Investment Co.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTODY.
Barbers.
Emerson J W, col, 125 s Elm
Johnson J D, col, 358 i s Elm
Payne & Graham, col, 329 s Elm
Sniith Saml, col, 207 and 208 Market sq
Wishart J J, McAdoo House
WOODS & WILLIAMS, col, Benbow House
Bill-Poster.
Sloan Wm, col 907 e Market
Blacksmiths.
Corl Dan W, 215 e Sycamore HARRIS J H, s Davie, near Market House LEWIS J & C, 109 and 111 Lewis Yates & James, e Svcamore, near s Elm
Boarding Houses.
Bell & Buchanan, S-tO s Elm
n \hl PiiRR Ri C'fi Insurance Special attention given to Country Busi- er. WW. umiBI Ut UU., ness, Dwellings, Barns and Stores of Permanent Residents. 2d3X South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Brown Mrs N A, 414 n Elm Cat or Mrs Annie, 107 Church Dilworth A, 213 e Market Fowler Mrs A F, 115 s Ashe Hardin Mrs J, 235 s Elm Hartis Mrs J M, 1161 w Market Jones S D, col, 3582' s Elm McCormick Mrs E T, 310 Asheboro Mendenhall Miss J, 302 s Elm Moore Mrs R R, 301 s Elm MONROE HOUSE, 124 Buchanan Rankin Mrs J H, 107 e Gaston Wattlington Mrs E C, 356 s Elm
Bonded Auctioneers.
Pearce Jas R, 120 e Market
Wishart J J, McAdoo House building
Books and Stationery.
Dike Book Co, 116 s Elm Greensboro Book Store, 124 s Elm
Boots and Shoes.
Armfield G Will, 236 and 238 s Elm Boston Racket, 324 s Elm
Do YOU like Cocoa? If so SCOTT & CO. can supply you with "Van Houton's," "Baker's," "Epps' " and "Phillips'. " Also, carry several brands of Chololate for drinking and baking purposes.
GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 99
BROWN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm
DARDEN & GAY, 113 e Market
Douo-hty C H, 103 w Market
HARRIS, J H, 217 s Elm
Heijflrix J M & Co, 221 s Elm
Hudson Store Co, 516 and 518 s Elm
Jo'in.-on & Dorsett, 206 and 208 s Elm
Laskev M, 330 s Elm
Newell M G, 420 and 422 Asheboro
New York Racket, 320 and 322 s Elm
PHIPPS J HENRY, 500 Asheboro
Pitts & Love, 364 s Elm
Pretzfefder Dry Goods and Shoe Co, 210 s Elm
Royster Geo H, 112 s Elm
Vuncannon & Co, 524 and 526 s Elm
Brewing Company.
Robert Portner's Brewing Co., 119 Buchanan
Brick Manufacturers.
Dean Jas, col, Washington, near RR
GREENSBORO BRICK AND TILING CO, 301 Walker av
Bain Building Company, Ro^?lT%t?Z^u.n.^er.
HOLLEY W E, col, near Eastern limits Kirkpatrick D N, cor Greene st and Park av
Builders' Material.
BAIN BUILDING CO, 209 and 211 Lewi^ GREENSBORO SASH AND BLIND CO, 202 Lewis GUILFORD LUMBER CO, 532 Ashe
Cabinet Makers.
Collins Wm, 120 s Davie McNeill, W H, col, 200 Market sq Whittington W F, Market sq
Carpets and Oil Cloth.
Armfield G Will, 236 and 238 s Elm BROWN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm Johnson & Dorsett, 206 and 208 s Elm Powell & Wharton, 233 s Elm Pretzfelder Dry Goods & Shoe Co, 210 s Elm
Carriage and Wagon Dealers.
HARRIS J H, 217 s Elm
Ross L F, 115 Depot
Wakefield Hardware Co, 229 s Elm
WORTH-WHARTON
Real Estate and Investment Co.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
lOO GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers.
HARRIS J H, 217 s Elm Led ford George, 206 Market sq
Cigar Manufacturer.
Bastine W E, 113 a Elm
Civil Engineer.
Pierce Frank A, K of P building
Clothing.
Armfield G Will, 236 and 238 s Elm
BROWN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm
FISHBLATE F, 230 s Elm
Laskey M, 330 s Elm
New York Racket Store, 320 and 322 s Elm .
C M VANSTORY & CO, 216 s Elm
T y^ /^ T~\ rr T /■ is the only Tonic and Scientific Headache Powder on the markei
^ I I I I LA ^ Releaves like magic. Price 10 cents.
l\\J L/rl 1 V RICHARDSON & FARISS, Sole Proprietors.
Coal and Wood.
Field JB 110 Depot
Matthews F A, near C F & Y V RR depot
Confectioners.
Caldcleugh & Bro, 219 s Elm FARRISS W A, 358 s Elm Hendrix E M & Co, 111 e Market Jordan W M & Co, 112 w Market KANDY KITCHEN, 305 s Elm Pearce 0 F, 366 s Elm SCOTT J W & CO, 240 and 242 s Elm Smithdeal L A, 226 s Elm
Contractors and Builders.
BAIN BUILDING CO, 209 and 211 Lewis
BEACHAM W B, 131 Price
Brooks A F, 636 s Elm
Oakley J L, 636 Mendenhall
Smith John Y, 510 Arlington
Wolf John, 308 n Forbis
WOODROFFE THOMAS, 301 Walker a v
Corn and Flour Mills.
Oak Hill Roller Mills, near R&D freight depot
A TASTE FOR OLIVES has to be " cultivated," and we think from the amount of Olives we are selling now that a great many of our people have been practising on that " cultivating" art. J. W. SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. loi
Cotton Mills.
CROWN MILLS, 701 e Washington Greensboro Cotton Mills, s Elm
Crockery and Glassware.
Caldcleugh & Bro, 219 s Elm McDuffie & Pigford, 227 s Elm
Dentists.
GRIFFITH J W, 113J s Elm Rowe Walter W, 101 J e Market TURNER CHAS A, 234i s Elm WhitsettGW, 101 J e Market
Dress Makers.
Boner Miss Laura, 220 Eugene Dilworth Mrs S W, 213 e Market Graham Mrs Mary, 403 w Market Kersey Miss Alice, 336 w Bragg Landreth Miss Minnie 2010 e Market Led ford Mrs Geo 203 n Davie Orrell Mrs Lee, 300, cor Greene and Clay
PROMPT PAVMPNTQ Made on all insurance losses by O. W. CAER & CO., rnUmri rAimC.niO 233^ south Elm street, Greensboro, N, C.
TERRY MISS NANNIE, 109 J w Market Thomas Miss Mary, 509 n Greene
Druggists.
FITZSIMON GEORGE, 100 s Elm
Holton C E, 303 s Elm
Piedmont Drug Co, 231 s Elm
Richardson & Fariss, 121 s Elm
South Greensboro Pharmacy, 416 Asheboro
Tate Bros, 108 s Elm
Dry Goods.
Armfield G Will, 236-238 s Elm
Barker John, 109 Court sq
Boston Racket Store, 224 s Elm
BROWN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm
Hendrix J M & Co, 221 s Elm
Hudson Store Co, 516 and 518 s Elm
Johnson & Dorsett, 206 and 208 s Elm
Moore W S, 123 e Market
Murray W R, 214 s Elm
Newell M G, 420 and 422 Asheboro
New York Racket Store, 320 and 322 s Elm
WnRTU.WU AIITflM ^e^' Elstate and Investment Co., ffUnin ffWrinniUl^ real estate dealers.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS, 110 South Elm Street.
I02 GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY.
Original Racket Store, 218 s Elm
PHIPPS J HENRY, 500 Asheboro
Powell & Wharton, 283 s Elm
Pretzfelder Dry Goods and Shoe Co, 210 s Elm
Racket Store, 228 s Elm
Rovster G H, 112 s Elm
SCOTT J W & CO, 240 and 242 s Elm
Vuncannon & Co, 526 s Elm
Wilson Miss H M, 110 w Market
Express Company.
Southern Express Co, 328 s Elm
Fancy Goods and Notions.
Armfield G Will, 236 and 238 s Elm BROWN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm Gorrell C C & Co, 101 w Market Hendrix J M & Co, 221 s Elm Johnson & Dorsett, 206 and 208 s Elm Moore W S, 123 e Market Murray W R, 214 s Elm
CONTRACTORS^
Bain Building Company.
New York Racket Store, 820 and 322 s Elm
Omohundro & Co, 105 w Market
Original Racket Store, 318 s Elm
Powell & Wharton, 288 s Elm
Pretzfelder Dry Goods and Shoe Co, 210 s Elm
Racket Store Co, 228 s Elm
Royster G H, 112 s Elm
Wilson Miss H M, 110 w Market
Fish Dealers.
Howell D, col, 8 City Market Hughes & Son, 7 City Market
Florist.
Dodson S C, 327 e Market
Foundery and Machine Shops,
Eagle Foundery, 522 s Elm
Glascock G T, 214 s Lewis
SERGEANT MFG CO, 328 e Washington
Furniture.
Forbis W R, 118 e Market
Greensboro Furniture Factory, Railroad av
Q/^ TO THIRTY different kinds of Chewing Tobacco always on hand ^tJ from the common 5c. plug to " Orange Girl," which will please you, if you want a natural leaf tobacco. J. W". SCOTT & CO.
GREENSBORO COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY. 103
Greensboro Furniture Store, 103 e Market McDuffie & Pigford, 227 s Elm Smith F F, 332 s Elm
Gas and Electric Light Co.
Greensboro Gas and Electric Light Co, 118 and 120 n Forbis
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Arnifield G Will. 236 and 238 s Elm
Boston Racket Store, 324 s Elm
P>BO\VN S S & CO, 232 and 234 s Elm •
FISHBLATE F, 230 s Elm
Hendrix J M & Co, 221 s Elm
Johnson & Dorset, 206 and 208 s Elm
Laskey M, 330 s Elm
New York Racket Store, 318 s Elm
Powell & Wharton, 233 s Elm
VANSTORY C M & CO, 216 s Elm
0\A/ r^ADD JPr r^r\ correspondence solicited. Call and see us . VV . K^I-\nr\ OL K^KJ. before insuring. Office, 2nd floor of the
National Bank Building, 2333^ South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Granite Company.
MT. AIRY GRANITE CO, 301 Walker av
Grocers.
Aiken & Ciapp, 122 e Svcamore Albright Geo B, 121 e Market Barker John 109 Court sq Brockman A J, 412 e Market Galloway Turner, col, 124 s Davie Glenn & O'Connor, 114 w Market Hendrix EM & Co, 111 s Elm HOUSTON & BRO, 215 s Elm Hudson Store Co, 516 and 518 s Elm Hudson W D, 515 s Elm Jones John, col, 108 Market sq Jordan W M & Co, 112 w Market Keeling Spencer P, 201 s Elm Keeling John L, 342 s Elm Kivett W S 350 s Elm Landreth W S, 806 e Market Logan W M, col, 121 s Davie