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J. W. WADSWORTH, PROPRIETOR.
224 N. Tryon Street, opposite City Hall.
CHARLOT E, N. C.
["Oldest and most reliable line of Omnibuses, Carriages, a id Baggagel Wagons in the City.
A. C. HUTCHISON & CO.,
Next door to Wadsworth Stables,
220 N. Tryon Street, opposite City Hall,
MANSION HOUSE. J. C. Boyte, Prop'ł Charlotte, N. C.
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CUTLERY. TINWARE, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
38 South Tryon Street,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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CHARLOTTE:
CITY DIRECTORY
PUBLISHED BY THE
CHARLOTTE CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY,
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1887=8.9
CONTAINING A
General Directory OF
THE itizens of Charlotte,
TOGETHER WITH A
COMPLETE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
AND AN
Appendix of Useful Information, including a Street Directory by the New System and the New City Number in and About Charlotte.
PRICE, - $3.00.
E. L. TURNER, PUBLISHER. EDWARD F. TURNER, ) GEORGE B. LOSEE, COMPILERS.
General Office-217 Elm Street, Yonkers, New York.
Branch Offices-Port Chester, New York, Danville, Va., and Charlotte, N. C.
CHARLOTTE, N. C .: PRESSES OF R. E. BLAKEY. 1887.
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PEGRAM & CO., Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, TRUNKS AND VALISES,
16 S. Tryon Street,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
T. GARIBALDI,
Tin and Slate Roofing, Guttering AND GENERAL JOB WORK.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
24 W. Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
RUDOLPR ARNDT 1
CENTRAL HOTEL
Wine and Billiard Rooms, 9 S. Tryon, Street, Charlotte, N. C.
CHARLOTTE
Planing Mill and Bellows Factory,
NEWCOMB BROS., AGENTS,
Manufacturers of DOORS, SASHI, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES AND BLACKSMITHI BELLOWS. Mouldings and Trimmings Worked from Lumber Furnished.
Corner Ninth Street and N. C. R. R., CHARLOTTE, N. C.
J.C.Bare Cha
John Boyte
Aintroductory.M J. C. Boyle Chadette
UR DIRECTORY is offered to the good people of the City of Charlotte in the full belief that, inasmuch as it is reliable and original, it will also prove acceptable. It contains the names of the people who, at this time "move and have their being" in the City of Charlotte. It is, therefore, neither a mortuary record nor an archœologieal archive. It is not a perfect Dircetory, because such a pro- duetion has never been known since Adam claimed a monopoly of the eensus ; but it is equal to all reasonable requirements, and is so immeasurably supe- rior to anything of the kind which has preceded it, that its advent need not be heralded by blare of trumpets, or words of praise from the Publishers!
A Directory is a work the most prone of all to errors, from the fact that information is received from all sources, and in niany cases given in a man- ner caleulated to mislead, but we believe the present volume will be found en- tirely free of errors that will in any way detract from the value of the book.
Considerable difficulty has been cneountered in our effort to obtain the ex- act number of the houses, as the time needed to place the number on every house will occupy much time, yet we elaim that there are but few errors. Many names are spelled in half a dozen different ways, and yet retain the same phonetic sense. This faet necessitates careful search, which we trust will be made in all cases of doubt.
To the citizens who have so kindly aided us we extend our grateful thanks, and must say that the larger majority received us cordially, and gave the information asked for cheerfully.
Our Book is completed, and to the citizens of Charlotte we confidently trust it, knowing that they will appreciate its merits and deal kindly with its faults.
Very respectfully,
CHARLOTTE CITY DIRECTORY CO.,
Publishers.
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M. P. PEGRAM, JR., THE HABERDASRER
Opposite the Buford House,
36 S. Tryon Street,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
L. J. WALKER.
B. K. BRYAN.
L. J. WALKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN FLOUR, MEAL, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED STUFF. Special attention given to the purchase and sale of Cotton. 201 S. Tryon Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CHARLES W. WYNN, House and Sign Painter,
AND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
Corner College and Trade Streets, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
A. H. CROWELL, JR.,
.DEALER IN-
Short 4ZA
Long Leaf Lumber,
SHINGLES, LATHS, &c ..
24 N. College Street, between Trade and Fifth,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY.
The following is a list of enterprising merchants who are recom- mended by the publishers of this work, and who recognize Directory Advertising as judicious and beneficial.
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ADAMS, C. L., Groceries, Fish and PAGE.
Oysters :.
31 FAY LE, Shoemaker. 51 ADDRESS CO., New York 155
AHRENS, F. W., Contractor
and
Builder
68
ANDREWS, E. M., Furniture and Un- dertaker .. Top lincs
ANTHONY & BRYCE, Coal and Ice. 51
ARNDT RUDOLPH, Wine and Bil- liard Parlor.
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ASBURY & FINGER, Contractors and Builders ..
ASBURY J. Builder. ... opposite. BADGER O. W., Wines and Liquors. 174 BARNETT & BETIIUNE, Groceries. 81
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BASON G. F. Lawyer ... opposite BAUER, A. G., Architect 163
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BAUMGARTEN H., Photographer .. 154 73
BEALL A. J., Com. Mer ....... opposite BELMONT HOTEL (Hiekory) 83
BENSON & REEVES Millinery 84 BIDDLE UNIVERSITY 110 BLAKEY R. E., Job Printing 44, 58, 100, 109, 164, 173.
BROWN JOHN E. Lawyer .... opposite . 72 BROWN M. L. & BRO., Livery Stable 197 BURWELL & DUNN, Druggists, Upper half baek cover.
BUTLER J. T., Watchmaker and Jeweler 205 BUTT & CO., Insurance Agents.
BYNUM, BYNUM & SHIPP, Law- yer's 31
CALDWELL M. Il. Il., Lawyer. 196 CANSLER E. T., Lawyer
CARSON BROS., Grain, Feed and 68 Commission 67 CATES V. II., Shoemaker. 84 CENTRAL HOTEL (Charlotte), Front cover.
CENTRAL HOTEL (Coneord) 184 CHARLOTTE CHRONICLE
OBSERVER 180
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MESSENGER 182
CLARKSON II, Lawyer .opposite 72 CONCORD TIMES .opposite ₾3 CORL M. J., Livery Stable 184 CRAFTSMAN THIE, Labor Journal. 25
CROSS MRS. J. M., Milfinery.
198
CROWELL A. H., Lumber .. 8
CROWELL W. M., Star Mills: 182 179
DAVIDSON J. C. & SON, Tinware.
DAVIS & CORRELL, Jewelers. 198
DEMOLINEU II. P. Plumber, opposite DODGE JIOUSE, Hotel ... 90
ELIAS & COHEN, Dry Goods. 205
ELLIOTT & MARSII, Furniture man-
163
GLOVER F. HI., Tobacco and Segars. '84 GRANGE J. Book-Binder ...... opposite 9 HAGLER J. M. Meat Market opposite 9 HALES & BOYNE, Jewelers, Lower half back cover.
HARGRAVE & ALEXANDER, dry goods Center lines every left-hand page. HARKEY D. H., Painter. 83
HARRINGTON MRS. J. B., Stamping Emporium 181
HARRINGTON J. B., Ice Cream Sa- loon 181
HARRIS HUGH W., Lawyer 77
HARTSFIELD R. B., China Palace ... 3 HERRING H. C., Dentist .. .186 HICKS W. A., Tin and Slate-roofer. ... 77 HIRST PRINTING COMPANY, Job . Printers 159 HUTCHISON A. C. & CO., Carriages 2 JOHNSTON J. E., Barber .... 198
JORDAN R. II. & CO., Druggists, Top lines on every right-hand page.
KEE SAM, Chinese Laundry .. 25
LIDDELL & CO., Iron Works .. 68 & 99 LITTLE JAMES, Painter 153
LONG S. F., Wines and Lignors. 90
MANSION HOUSE, Hotel 107 MCCAUSLAND J. N., Stoyes, Ranges and Roofer, Bottom lines on every left-hand page.
McKANE PAUL, Shoemaker 174
McNINCH A. N. , Marble Works .. 197 MEANS, WILL. G., Lawyer .. 198 MECKLENBURG IRON WORKS 4, and Bottom lines.
MILLER J. W. & CO., Grain Brokers 51
MISENHEIMER L. A., Groceries. 78 ... MORRIS HOUSE, Hotel 197 MORSE R. H., Bookseller. 163 NEWCOMB BROS., Bellows manufac- turers, ete 6
NEW YORK CITY & NORTHERN RAILROAD 108 NICHOLS B., Furniture 165 OSBORNE & MAXWELL .... opposite 79
PEGRAM & CO., Boots and Shoes ...
PEGRAM M. P. JR., Hats and Caps .. 8
PILARR & LONG, Clothiers. 206 PHILLIPS J., Merchant Tailor 171 PRESSON B. M. & SON, Groceries
PRITCHETT C. S., Painter 181
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nfacturers
ETHEREDGE C. M., Insurance Agt.
153
FIELD BROS., General Merchandise and IIotel
83 FLEMMING W. W., Lawyer. 38 FOX C. J., Gun and Locksmith. 57 GARIBALDI T., Tin and Slate-roofer 6
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
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QUERY MRS. P. & CO .. Millinery ....
RANKIN A. E. & BRO., Boots and Shoes ....
RIGLER D. M. & BRO., Bakery and Confectionery 163
ROSS & ADAMS, Booksellers and Sta- tioners. 90 & 205
SEIGLE T. L. & CO., Dry Goods 78 SMITH W. A., Livery Stable 67
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL CO., Center lines on each left-hand page.
SUMMERVILLE A. C., Lumber 174 SWINK BROS., Stationers 196
TAYLOR W. B., Restaurant 38
174 TOMPKINS THE D. A. CO., Con- tracting Engineers ... 26 57 TURNER & STONE, Painters. 183 VAN LANDINGIIAM JOHN, Gram and Feed 51
VAN NESS J. II. Photographer 28
VOGLER J. A., Printer.
179 2
WADSWORTH J. W., Livery Stable
WALKER L. J. & CO., Gooeeries. 8 WARREN S. J., Mining Expert. 78 WILDS N. R., Barber .. 57 WILLMANN A. R., Gun and locksmith 90 WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH 182
WYNN C. W 8
ERRATA, CHANGES, &C.
Atkinson Rev. W. R., principal Charlotte Female Institutc, Col- lege, bet Ninth and Eleventh.
BUCHANAN W. O., Manager Southern Newspaper Union.
CANSLER E. T., attorney and counsellor at law, 10 s Tryon; bds Central Hotel.
GOODING W. B., tax collector, City Hall, h 15 Mint.
Hawkins William, 306 w Vancc.
LIPSCOMB C. F., clerk Central Hotel.
Littlejohn Thomas, 37 n Tryon.
LONG SIGNEY F., wines and liquors, II n College, r do.
Mc Millan & Co., grocers, succeed J. Calder, 230 n Tryon
Tolar J. H., jeweler, 8 n Tryon, h 619 n B.
JAMES GRANGE, &
BOOK -BINDER.
"All work executed with neatness and dispatch and at very reasonable rates. By having your book-binding done by me you will not only save the Express charges, but 10 per cent. on prices charged at any other establish- ments for the same class of work. The binding of this Directory is a speci- men of my work. Correspondence solicited,
JAMES GRANGE, 66 and 68 Duane Street, New York City ..
& James. M. . Hagler,
-DEALER IN- Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage.
RF All bills due when presented.
243 East Trade Street. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Governor, salary $3,000 ALFRED M. SCALES.
Lieutenant-Governor
CHARLES M. STEDMAN.
Secretary of State, salary $2,000.
Wm. L. Saunders.
Anditor, salary $1,500.
W. P. Roberts.
Treasurer, salary $3,000 Donald W. Bain.
Supt. Public Instruction, salary $1,500. Sidney M. Finger.
Attorney-General, salary $2,000
Theodore F. Davidson.
Adjutant-General, salary $600
Johnstone Jones.
State Geologist W. C. Kerr.
Com. of Agriculture, salary $2.000
Montford. McGehee.
State Librarian, salary $750.
J. C. Birdsong.
Supreme Court.
Wm. N. H. Smith, of Raleigh, Chief Justice; Joseph J. Davis, of Franklin, and A. S. Merrimon, of Raleigh, Associate Justices; T. F. Davidson, of Buncombe, Reporter; T. S. Kenan, of Raleigh, Clerk; Robert H. Bradley. of Raleigh, Marshal.
The Supreme Court meets in Raleigh on the first Mondays in February and October of each year, and its sessions continue un- til its business is disposed of.
Criminal Court.
This court is composed of the counties of Mecklenburg and New Hanover, Oliver P. Meares, Judge; B. R. Moore, solicitor, and John W. Dunham, clerk, for New Hanover: G. E. Wilson, so- licitor, and T. R. Robertson, clerk, for Mecklenburg.
Superior Courts.
The State is divided into twelve Judicial Districts, and for each a judge and Solicitor are elected by the voters of the State at large, who are required by the constitution to reside in their re- spective districts.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
J. E. Shepherd, Judge; J. H. Blount, Solicitor.
Beaufort-3rd Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases on the criminal
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docket; 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember, each to continue two weeks, Currituck-Ist Monday in March and September. Camden-2nd Monday in March and Sep- tember, Pasquotank-3rd Monday in March and September; and the 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in March, Perquimans- 4th Monday in March and September. Chowan-4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September; and the 15th Mon- day after the Ist Monday in March. Gates-5th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September. Hertford-4th Mon- day after the Ist Monday in March and September; i6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March, and 15th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, Washington-7th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September; and the 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Tyrrell-8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September. Dare-9th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September. Hyde-10th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September; and the 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March. Pamlico-1Ith Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Fred Phillips, Judge; G. H. White, (colored), Solicitor
Halifax-8th Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be , for the trial of civil cases alone; Ist Monday in March to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases on the criminal docket; Ioth Monday after the Ist Monday in March and Septem- ber, each to .continue two weeks. Northampton-6th Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases on the criminal docket; 4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks; and the 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Warren-3d Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks. Edgecombe- 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, cach to continue 2 weeks; and the 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone, Bertie-8th Monday after the Ist Monday in Mareh and September, each to continue 2 weeks. Craven-12th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, and the 3rd Monday before the Ist Mon- day in March, each to continue 2 weeks, and the last to be for the trial of civil cases alone.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
H. G. Connor, Judge; D. Worthington, Solicitor:
Pitt -- 8th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 2nd Mon- day after the Ist Monday in March and September; 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in March, each to continue 2 weeks. Wilson -- 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases, on the criminal docket; 6th
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Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Vance -- 2d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 11th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in Sep- tember, each to continue 2 weeks. Martin-Ist Monday in March and September; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks, and the last term to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases on the criminal docket. Greene-4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and Septem- ber, each to continue 2 weeks. Nash -- 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; IIth Monday after the Ist Monday in Septem- ber, each to continue 2 wecks. Franklin -- 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in Sep- tember; 6th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in September.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Walter Clarke, Judge; T. M. Argo, Solicitor.
Wake-8th Monday before the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember; and the 4th Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks and to be for the trial of criminal cases, and no original and final civil process to be returnable to said terms; Ist Monday before the Ist Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks: and the 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, each to continue 3 weeks; the last 4 terms to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Wayne -- 6th Monday be- fore the Ist Monday in March and September; 2d Monday in March and September, eaeh to continue 2 weeks; 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, the last two to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Harnet --- 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March and September. Johnston -- 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in Mareh and September, each to continue 2 weeks.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
John A. Gilmcr, Judge; J. R. Strayhorne, Solicitor.
Granville-5th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 2d Monday in Septem- ber; 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Chatham-3d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; IIth Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 4th Mon- day after the Ist Monday in September, the last term to continue 2 wceks. Guilford -- 2nd Monday before the Ist Monday in March. 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September; Ist Monday before the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks, except the last term of the spring circuit. Alamance -- Ist Monday in March; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 3d Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Durham -- 2d Monday in March; 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in Sep-
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tember, each to continue 2 weeks; and the 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in March. Orange-4th Monday in Mareh; 4th Mon- day before the Ist Monday in September; 9th Monday after the , Ist Monday in September. Caswell -- 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March, to continue 2 weeks; 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in September; 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in Sep- tember. Person-8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 2d : Monday before the Ist Monday in September. 11th Monday after the Ist Monday in September.
SIXTHI JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
E. T. Boykin, Judge; O. H. Allen, Solicitor.
New Hanover -- 8th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in Mareh; 3d Monday after the Ist Monday in September; each to continue two weeks and to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Lenoir -- 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 2d Monday before the Ist Monday in Sep- tember; 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in September; the last two terms to continue 2 weeks. Duplin --- 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, cach to continue 2 weeks; and the Ist Monday in September. Sampson --- Ist Monday before the Ist Monday in March, to be for the trial of civil cases alone; 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; and the 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Pender -- 2d Monday in Mareh; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in Mareh; 2d Monday in Sep- tember. Jones --- 4th Monday in March; 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in September; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Onslow: 4th Monday after the Ist .Monday in March; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in September.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
James C. MacRae, Judge ; Frank MeNeill, Solicitor.
Anson : 8th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 2d Mon- day in September; each to be for the trial of criminal cases; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to be for the trial of eivil eases alone; civil process may be returnable to said criminal terms. Cumber- land: 6th Monday before the Ist Monday in Mareh; 2d Monday in March; 6th Monday before the Ist Monday in September; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to be for the trial of criminal cases; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in Mareh; Ioth Monday after the Ist Monday in September; the last 2 terms to continue 2 weeks and to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Columbus: 7th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday in March; 5th Monday before the Ist Monday in Septem- ber. Robeson: 5th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; uth Monday after the Ist Monday in Mareh; Ist .Monday before
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the Ist Monday in September; 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue two weeks. Richmond: 3d Mon- day before the Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday in September, each to continue two weeks; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 15th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Bla- den: 3d Monday in March; 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in September; the last term to continue 2 weeks. Brunswick: 4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 3d Monday in September. Moore: 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in September; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue two weeks.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
W. J. Montgomery, Judge; B. F. Long, Solicitor.
Iredell: 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember; IIth Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue two weeks. Rowan: 2d Monday before the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; I Ith Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue two weeks. Davidson: Ist Monday in March and September, each to continue two weeks; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember. Randolph: 3d Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks. Montgomery: 4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September, the latter term to continue two weeks. Stanley: 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, the latter term to continue 2 wecks. Cabarrus: 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March and September; 5th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; the fall term to be for the trial of criminal cases, and such civil cases as do not require a jury; the January term to be for the trial of civil cases alone, except jail cases on the criminal docket where a true bill has been found, but civil process may be return- able to all of said terms.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Jesse F. Graves, Judge; Thos. Little, Jr., Solicitor.
Rockingham: 6th Monday before the Ist Monday in March and September, each to continue 2 weeks; 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Forsyth: 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 1Ith Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Yadkin: 2d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Wilkes: Ist Monday in March; 2nd Monday in September, each to con- tinue 2 weeks; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March. Al- leghany: 3d Monday in March; Ist Monday in September. Davic: 4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, cach to continue two weeks.
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Stokes: 6th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in September; 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, the August term to continue 2 weeks. Surry: 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 2d Monday before the ist Monday in September; IIth Monday after the Ist Monday in September, the August term to continue 2 weeks.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
A. C. Avery, Judge; W. H. Bower, Solicitor.
Henderson: 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 7th Monday before the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 3 weeks. Burke: Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Caldwell: 3d Monday in March; Ist Monday in September. Ashe: 4th Monday in March; 12th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 2d Mon- day before the Ist Monday in September. Watauga: 4th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; Ist Monday before the Ist Monday in September. Mitchell: 6th Monday after the ist Monday in March; 2d Mon- day in September, each to continue two weeks. Yancey: 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 4th Monday in Septem- ber, eachı to continue two weeks. McDowell: 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 5th Monday in September, each to con- tinue two weeks.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Wm. M. Shipp, Judge; F. I. Osborne, Solicitor. Union: 3d Monday before the Ist Monday in March; 3d Mon- day in September, each to continue two weeks, and the first week of each term to be for the trial of criminal cases alone. Meck- lenburg: Ist Monday before the Ist Monday in March and Sep- tember, each to continue three weeks, and to be for the trial of civil cases alone. Gaston: 3d Monday in March; 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Cleveland: 5th Monday after the Ist Monday in. March; 4th Monday before the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks; 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Ruther- ford: 7th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 8th Monday after the Ist Monday in September, each to continue 2 weeks. Polk: 9th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 10th Monday after the Ist Monday in September. Catawba: 13th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 5th Monday before the Ist Mon- day in March and September. Alexander: 14th Monday after the Ist Monday in March; 6th Monday before the Ist Monday in March and September.
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