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The National Bank of New Berne, N. C.
SER ROBERTE Chi
Capital, $100,000,00 Surplus and Profits, $110,450.00.
F. K. BISHOU. JOHN DUNN. A. D. WANIE C. H. ROBERTS
JOHN W. STEWART
411-412 ELKS TEMPLE
Loans, Real Estate, Securities and Investments, NEW BERN, NOL
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Capital, $25,000.00
MONEY IS A GOOD SILENT PARTNEE.
TRUST INSURANCE
-Bern Banking & Trust Co.
$100,000.09 Resources, $600,000.000
The Dill Warehouse
FOR THE SALE OF
Leaf Tobacco
Best equipped and modern in every respect.
Our twelve years' experience and our excellent corps of buyers is a guarantee of the highest mar- ket price.
BAINES BROS., Proprietors.
Corner Pasteur and Primrose Streets, NEW BERN, N. C.
N. C. LOCKED CASE no 970 any 20/15.
NEW BERN BANKING & TRUST CO. CAPITAL-$ 100,000.00
A bank account is almost a necessity to every man, woman or young person who is making progress or desires to get ahead during life, and if you have not already opened an account with this institution of Service, Strength and Progress, you should do so at once.
In order to know the numerous advantages afforded by this banking house, you must be a customer.
Accounts invited of $1.00 and upward.
Four per cent. interest compounded four times a year on Savings and Certificates of Deposit. Our Trust Department is under personal management of our officers, and in close touch with our capable Board of Directors.
The proper Executor or Administrator for everyone is a Trust Company, it never dies, is under State supervision and the expense of handling an estate is naturally the least possible. Call and talk the matter over with us.
New Bern Banking and Trust Co.
JAMES B. BLADES, President WM. B. BLADES, Vice-President
T. A. GREEN, Vice-President W. CARROLL RODNEY, Cashier
O. W. LANE, Asst. Cashier
New Bern - Grauen County Public Library
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We Credit Anybody
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For Finest Made-to-Measure Clothes
Standard Tailoring Company
W. E. PERRY, Manager.
Phone 425 NEW BERN, N. C.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
54% BROAD STREET Next to Davis' Pharmacy
The National Bank of New Berne, N. C.
JAS. A. BRYAN, President. JOHN DUNN, Vice-President.
G. H. ROBERTS, Cashier. W. W. GRIFFIN, Asst. Cashier.
Capital, - - $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits, $110,450.00
DIRECTORS: JAS. A. BRYAN, T. G. HYMAN, E. B. HACKBURN, J. A. JONES, E. K. BISHOP, JOHN DUNN, A. D: WARD, G. H. ROBERTS.
S. E. PITTMAN, President A. E. PITTMAN, Sec., Treas. & Mgr. ESTABLISHED 1898
QUALITY T. & M. SATISFAC- TION
A. E. PITTMAN & SON
THE WIZARD
Marine and Stationary Engines, Automobiles and Supplies.
GASOLINE ENGINES AND ACCESSORIES
We carry a stock of the above specialties and will be glad to forward liter- ature and prices or to figure on your specifications.
In justice to yourself let us figure with you.
Phone.
NEW BERN, N. C.
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H. S. HANCOCK
Contractor and Builder
Phone 743
Foot of Craven
NEW BERN, N. C.
The Hancock Lumber Manufacturing Company
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sash, Doors and Mantels
Fine Interior Finish Mouldings, Porch Work, &c.
FOOT OF CRAVEN
Phone 743
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JOHN T. H. MOORE
REPRESENTING
Fire, Life, Accident and Sick Benefit Insurance Company
ALSO DEALLA W
Timbe and Farm Lands and Real Estate Generally
148 MIDDLE STREET
MRS. B. ALLEN
Cloaks, Suits, Dresses and Millinery Ladies' and Children's Furnishings, Ladies' Outfitter.
Stouts and Maternity Dresses and Skirts. Extra sizes always on hand. 85 MIDDLE STREET Phone 752
ISAAC COHN
'Pl. 1e 217.
NEW BERN, N. C.
Coast Line Market.
BEST MEATS OF ALL KIND, , Both Fresh and Salt,
High
h pri-'s paid for
Fat Call.
ultry and Furs.
s Weekly.
75 BROAD STREET
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W. G. BOYD
104 Pollock Street
NEW BERN, N. C.
General Insurance, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
AGENT UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF CINCINNATI.
Adrian M. Rea & Co.
Stocks & Bonds Entire Issues Bought and Sold ELKS' TEMPLE, NEW BERN, N. C.
W. S. ELLIS MAKER AND REPAIRER OF
Buggies, Wagons and Carts, Automobile Supplies and Repairs IRON WORK A SPECIALTY 132 Pollock Street Phone 440
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
MOTORS AND GENERATORS
FIXTURES New Bern Electric Supply Company CONTRACTING ENGINEERS NEW BERN, N. C. 8
GEO. A. NICOLL,
Fire, Life, Liability, Boiler and Plate Glass Insurance.
AGENT PENN MUTUAL LIFE.
HILL DIRECTORY COMPANY
Directory and Almanac Publishers 4 GENERAL OFFICES :
823 Mutual Building, RICHMOND. VA. Long Distance Phone 3375
WALTER M.
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Statements that are not Questioned.
The City Directory is the most effective and most economical method of reaching all the people all the time. Those who buy without looking at the list of those who sell do themselves great injustice. The classified lists in the Business Directory form the best Buyers Guide on earth. A modern up to date method of getting what vou want. Polk.
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DIRECTORIES STANDARDS OF PRACTICE.
Department of Directories
WILSON H. LEE, Chairman
Adopted by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, Toronto, June 21, 1914.
The publisher of a directory should dedicate his best efforts to the cause of business uplift and social service, and to this end should pledge himself :
1. To consider, first, the interests of the user of the book.
2. To subscribe to and work for truth, honesty and accuracy in all departments.
3. To avoid confusing duplication of listings, endeavoring to classify every concern under the one heading that best describes it, and to treat additional listings as advertising, to be charged for at regular rates.
4. To increase public knowledge of what directories contain; to study public needs and make directories to supply them; to revise and standardize methods and classifications, so that what is wanted may be most easily found, and the directory be made to serve its fullest use as a business and social reference book and director of buyer to seller.
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5. To decline any advertisment which has a tendency to mislead or which does not conform to business integrity.
6. To solicit subscriptions and advertising solely upon the merits | the publication.
7. To avoid misrepresentation by statement or inference regarding circulation, placing the test of reference publicity upon its accessi- bility to seekers, rather than on the number of copies sold.
8. To co-operate with approved organizations and individuals engaged in creative advertising work.
9. To avoid unfair competition.
10. To determine what is the highest and largest function of direc- tories in public service, and then to strive in every legitimate way to promote that function.
HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc., RICHMOND, VA.
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NEW BERN, N. C. DIRECTORY
1914-15
PUBLISHED BY
HILL- DIRECTORY COMPANY, Inc.
VOL. IV.
Containing a General and Business Directory, a Guide to the Streets of New Bern, together with much useful information Classified as Miscellaneous.
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PRICE, $4.00.
This Directory for Sale by
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69 Craven Street.
HILL DIRECTORY CO., Inc. Home Office, 823 Mutual Building, Richmond, Va. 11 Nem Bern - Grauen Omity Public Library
DIRECTORY
COPYRIGHTED
PREFACE
Furnished by the
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-GEORGE GREEN, Sec
N EW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA, is situated on a beautiful peninsular at the juncture of the Neuse and the Trent rivers. It is only thirty-five miles from the Atlantic Ocean, and thus the influence of the gulf stream, that almost washes the shores of North Carolina, is felt the whole year, especially in the winter months when the climate is noted for its mildness. Thousands of tourists who have stopped over in New Bern while enroute to those much adver- tised winter resorts of the far South, have remained and spent the entire winter season here, for to their surprise and delight they found in New Bern just what they only expected to find in those States bordering on the Gulf of Mexico.
The population of New Bern is given by the census report of 1910 at 9,961, but a conservative estimate of the population at this time is at least 15,000.
New Bern is distinctly a city of homes, and as a place of residence it is absolutely unsurpassed. With sunshine the year through, balmy breezes in summer and winter, delightful climatic conditions, perfection in drainage, roads, parks, gas and electric plants, street-car system, and all other features essential to a place of residence. The city is compactly built, until a few years ago everybody trying to get homes down town. With the building of an electric car system, and the extension of the lines to all parts of the city, reaching the limits and beyond at several points, there has been a wonderful spreading out, and hundreds of families who for years remained in cramped quarters and the congested section of the city, now reside outside of the corporation, but within a few minutes' ride to the business section of the city.
New Bern has kept fully apace with the progress so prevalent in the South today . Over $1,000,000 have been expended here in a short period. Among the recent im- provements are three churches, a handsome bank building, tobacco warehouse, twenty-five miles of concrete sidewalks with granite curbing and thirty-five blocks paved with vitrified brick, new factories, lumber mills, school buildings, a reinforced concrete block of five large stores, and a number of modern brick stores, a new union passenger station and railroad shops.
There are no less than sixteen lumber mills located around the city. In addi- tion to these there are four fertilizer factories, two ice plants, large cotton oil mill, and factories manufacturing agricultural implements, boxes, barrels, baskets, carriages, boilers and machinery.
New Bern, long known as the "Athens of North Carolina," has an excellent system of graded schools. The buildings are all modern, well located with a view to the convenience of the pupils, have every comfort and are built with special care to the convenience and health of teachers and pupils. A diploma from the New Bern public schools entitiles the holder to entrance without examination to all the State Colleges and the University. So high is the curriculum and so perfect is the system
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in vogue here, that every year hundreds of people move to the city from other places, attracted here more on account of the unexcelled school facilities offered their chil- dren than any other motive.
No city in the South can boast of a purer moral atmosphere than New Bern. It is noted for its magnificent churches. Every denomination that has a following in this immediate section of the South has comfortable houses of worship. The churches are not only costly edifices showing the pride of the membership, but the membership is of the very largest. Associated with each congregation are the usual aid and other societies for the work of religious extension here and in other fields.
New Bern is well represented by the fraternal orders. The Elks' Home, which occupies the fifth floor of the handsome Elks' Temple, is considered one of the most beautiful and comfortable club rooms in the South. The Odd Fellows, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Red Men, Woodmen and others, all have large branches here, and much fine work is done by the membership of these orders.
The vicinity of New Bern offers exceptional advantages to those interested in farming. Nowhere in the United States may be found so varied a production of crops as here, where fertility of soil admits of three or four crops being grown on same land in a season. Everything required is grown, and crops are cultivated every month of the year. Alfalfa grows luxuriantly, yielding five or six cuts annually, at great profit and little expense. Here agriculture is a science and the possibilities are limited only to a man's capacity to cultivate and harvest nature's bountiful production.
The Chamber of Commerce, New Bern's live and progressive commercial organ- ization, is an active and potent factor in the development of New Bern, and surround- ing territory, and is giving the city a more wide-spread publicity and greater promin- ence thgn it has ever heretofore achieved. It has nicely fitted up rooms over the Mitchell Building, and visitors are always welcome.
Persons desiring to escape the rigors of a cold climate, where farming is restricted or where the price of land is prohibitive, are invited to visit New Bern and inves- tigate the opportunities it offers to home-seekers and investors.
For Reference
Not to be taken
from this library
GENERAL INDEX.
Abbreviations. 7
Advertisers-Index to.
15
Alphabetical List of Names.
37
Banks. 23
Business Directory.
000
Cemeteries.
27
Churches.
25
City Government.
16
County Officers
19
Courts.
20
Educational
18
Fire Department.
17
Fraternal Organizations.
28
Government of North Carolina
19
Government of the United States.
21
Military.
30
Miscellaneous Directory
16
Miscellaneous Societies.
28
Police Department.
17
Post Office.
22
Streets-Guide to.
32
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Index to Advertisements.
Allen, B. Mrs. 7
Baines Bros. . inside front cover
Boyd, William G.
8
Bradham Drug Co.
. bottom lines
Broaddus & Ives Lumber Co. right top lines
Citizens' Savings Bank & Trust Co. front cover
Coast Line Market 7
Coplon, S. & Son back cover
Daniels, C. A. Garage right bottom lines
Duffy, F. S. .
right bottom lines and 71
Dunn, J. G. & Co. right bottom lines
Dunn, Owen G. .opp 68
Ellis Coal & Wood Yard.
right top lines
Ellis, Wilson S. left bottom lines and 8
Gaston Hotel right top lines
Hancock, H. S. 6
Hancock Lumber Manufacturing Co. 6
Life Insurance Company of Virginia. left top lines
McCarthy, T. F. & Son. 117
Model Steam Laundry right top lines
Montague Manufacturing Co. opp 101 7
Moore, John T. H.
Mothers' Coal & Fuel Co. right bottom lines
National Bank of New Berne front cover and 5
New Bern Banking & Trust Co. . . front cover, backbone and page 3
New Bern Building Supply Co. . left top lines
New Bern Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Mills
left bottom lines
New Bern Electric Supply Co.
8
New Bern Journal.
. back fly leaf
Nicoll, George A.
stencil edges and 9
Parker, S. B. Co., Inc. left bottom lines
Peoples' Bank
back cover
Pittman, A. E. & Son
5
Rea, Adrian M. & Co.
8
Richmond Lumber Co. opp 100
Stallings Bros.
left top lines
Standard Tailoring Co.
4
Stewart, John W. front cover
Sun, The opp 69 Tolson Lumber & Manufacturing Co., Inc. . back paste down
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co . opp 132 Willis, A. T. Co. 1.78 Wood-Lane Drug Co. left top lines
Miscellaneous
CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor-A H Bangert
City Tax Collector-John J Tolson
City Clerk-F T Patterson
City Engineer-R R Eagle
City Treasurer-D M Roberts
City Attorney-R A Nunn
Port Physician-Joseph F Patterson
Superintendent Water Works and Electric Light Plant-H II Hodges
Collector Water and Light Department-F M Scott
Board of Aldermen
First Ward-C H Hall
Second Ward-W B Blades, S H Scott
Third Ward-A T Dill, J B Dawson
Fourth Ward-T F McCarthy, J G Brinson
Fifth Ward-R J Disosway, L M Satterthwaite
Standing Committees
Fire Department-S H Scott, J B Dawson, J G Brinson Cemeteries-R. J Disosway, S H Scott, William Ellis Sanitary-J G Brinson, R J Disosway, A T Dill Water and Lights-W B Blades, William Ellis, C H Hall Streets and Pumps-William Ellis, A T Dill, J B Dawson
Wharves and Docks-L M Satterthwaite. J G Brinson. T F Mc- Carthy
Ordinances and Licenses-L M Satterthwaite, T F McCarthy, R J Disosway
Finance-A T Dill, L M Satterthwaite, W B Blades Police. . I B Dawson. S H Scott. ( H Hall
City Property-J B Dawson, C H Hall, T F McCarthy
Railroads-William Ellis, C H Hall, W B Blades
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River and Harbor-L M Satterthwaite T F McCarthy, J G Brin son
Parks and Play Grounds-C H Hall, S H Scott, J B Dawson
Police Department
Chief-C Lupton
First Sergeant-R. P Montague
Second Sergeant-Joseph E Gaskill
Patrolmen-W H Griffin, A L Bryan, F P Rowe, A A Ipock, Hardy Whitford, J S Fulcher
Fire Department
Chief-T T Lassiter
Assistant Chief-T D Davis
New Bern Steam Fire Engine Co No 1-Craven nr Pollock, Fur- ney Gaskill foreman; John Simpson asst foreman; Murray Pugh secretary
Atlantic Steam Fire Engine Co-Broad nr Middle, C P Harker foreman; O H Street asst foreman; Thomas D Caraway secretary
Fourth Ward Volunteers-135 Broad, Zaccheus Styron foreman; Leo Lupton asst foreman; J G Brinson secretary
Riverside Hose Co-George cor Primrose, J C Crabtree foreman ; John Clark asst foreman; R J Disosway secretary
Fire Department Board
T T Lassiter chief, T D Davis asst chief, A A Kafer secretary, T T' Lassiter, T D Davis, R D Sparrow, F A Gaskill, C P Harker, O H Street, J C Scale, Robert Whitley, Roy Tucker, John Simpson
Location Fire Alarm Boxes
Box No
12 South and East Front Streets
13 Broad and East Front Streets
14 South Front and Middle
15 Pollock and Middle
16 Broad and Hancock
17 Johnson and Middle
ยท (18) New and Craven
(23) South Front and Metcalf
24 Pollock and George
25 South Front and Burn
(27) Pollock and Fleet
(28) South Front and Jones
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(29) South Front and Bryan
(31) Water and Light Plant
32 Pollock and Queen
04 Broad and Burn
35 New and George
(36) Johnson and Metcalf
42 Broad and Queen
(45) Broad and Chapman
47 Elm and Ash
48 Cedar and West
51 King and East Front
52 Griffith Street (Ice Factory)
53 Cypress and George
54 Main and Murray
55 Crescent and Griffith
(56) Pine and Burn
(61) National av and Avenue A
62 Griffith and Avenue C (John L Roper Lumber Co)
(63) National av and Avenue C
EDUCATIONAL
City School Committee
Superintedent-S M Brinson
Members of the Board-T D Warren (chairman), John S Morton, T M Arthur
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
White
New Bern Graded School-Hancock bet Johnson and New, H B Craven principal
Colored
Graded School-39 West, J T Barber principal
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CRAVEN COUNTY OFFICERS
Sheriff-Richard B Lane
Deputy Sheriffs-J E Wetherington, J W Huff, E J Bayliss, T H Smith
Judge Superior Court -- H. W Whedbee
Clerk Superior Court-W B Flanner
Deputy Clerk Superior Court-L E Lancaster
County Attorney-T D Warren
County Clerk-W B Flannagan
County Auditor-H M Groves
Register of Deeds-S H Fowler
Treasurer-B B Hurst
Coroner-Dr Walter Watson
Surveyor-Henry A Brown
Superintendent of Health-Dr J F Rhem
Superintendent County Home-Mrs Fannie Williams
Superintendent of Schools-S M Brinson
Board of Education-T D Warren (chairman), John S Morton, T M Arthur
County Commissioners-C D Bradham (chairman), C J Heath, H T White, J D Williams, E Z R Davis
Board of Elections-L G Daniels, William Dunn Jr, C B Hill
Janitor Court House-R A Henderson
Jailor-E J Bayliss
Constables-District No 1, E R Mills; No 2, W A Thomas; No "
J R Jenkins; No 8, J H Russell County Pension Board-S R Street, C F Hargett, L S Wood, W B Flanner
GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
Governor-Locke Craig Lieutenant-Governor-E L Daughtridge Secretary of State-J Bryan Grimes Auditor-W P Wood Treasurer-B R Lacy Superintendent of Public Instruction-J Y Joyner Attorney General-T W Bickett
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Commissioner of Agriculture (elected by board, board appointed by General Assembly)-W A Graham
Commissioner of Labor and Printing-M L Shipman
Insurance Commissioner-J R Young
Governor's Council-Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer and Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education-Composed of the Governor, Lieuten- ant-Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintend- ent of Public Instruction and Attorney-General
Asylums and Hospitals
The Blind Asylum and Asylum for Colored Deaf and Dumb are located at Raleigh-John E Ray principal
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum for Whites is located at Morgan- ton-E McK Goodwin superintendent
Central Hospital-Dr Albert Anderson superintendent: located at Raleigh
Eastern Hospital-Dr W W Faison superintendent; located at Goldsboro
State Hospital-Dr John McCampbell superintendent; located at Morganton
The Penitentiary is located at Raleigh-J S Mann superintend- ent
Supreme Court
The Supreme Court meets on the first Monday in February and fourth Monday in August
Chief Justice-Walter Clark, Raleigh
Associate Justices-W 'R Allen, Goldsboro ; George H Brown Jr, Washington; William A Hoke, Lincolnton; Platt D Walker, Char- lotte
Attorney-General-T W Bickett
Reporter-Robert C Strong, Raleigh
Clerk-J L Seawell, Raleigh
Office Clerk-Weldon Smith
Marshal-R H Bradley, Raleigh
Superior Courts
The State is divided into twenty Judicial Districts, and for each a Judge and Solicitor are elected. Judges are elected by the State at large ; the Solicitors by their respective districts
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JUDGES
First District-Stephen C Bragaw, Washington Second District-George W Connor, Wilson Third District-R B Peebles, Jackson Fourth District-C C Daniels, Pittsboro Fifth District-H HI Whedbee, Greenville Sixth District-O H Allen, Kinston Seventh District-C M Cooke, Louisburg Eighth District-George Rountree, Wilmington Ninth District-C C Lyon, Elizabethtown Tenth District-Howard A Foushee, Durham Eleventh District-H P Lane, Reidsville Twelfth District-T J Shaw, Greensboro Thirteenth District-W J Adams, Carthage Fourteenth District-James L Webb, Shelby Fifteenth District-B F Long, Statesville Sixteenth-James Webb, Shelby
Seventeenth District-E B Cline, Hickory
Eighteenth District-M H Justice, Rutherfordton
Nineteenth District-Frank Carter, Asheville
Twentieth District-G S Ferguson, Waynesville
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
President-Woodrow Wilson, New Jersey; salary $75,000
Vice-President-Thomas R Marshall, Indiana ; salary $12,000
Secretary of State-William Jennings Bryan, Nebraska; salary $12,000
Secretary of the Treasury-William G McAdoo, New York; sal- ary $12,000
Secretary of War-Lindley M Garman, New Jersey; salary $12,000 Secretary of the Navy-Josephus Daniels, North Carolina; salary $12,000
Secretary of the Interior-Franklin K Lane, California, salary $12,000
Secretary of Agriculture-David F Houston, Missouri; salary $12,000
Secretary of Commerce-William C Redford, New York; salary $12,000
Secretary of Labor-William B Wilson, Pennsylvania, salary $12,000
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Attorney-General-James MeReynolds, Tennessee; salary $12,000 Postmaster-General-Albert S Burleson, Texas; salary $12,000 Speaker of the House-Champ Clark, Missouri; salary $12,000
United States Post Office
Postmaster-Louis G Daniels
Assistant Postmaster-Thomas D Hewitt
Money Order and Registry Clerk-Joseph W Watson
Assistant Money Order and Registry Clerk-Garrison A Farrow Dispatcher-George A Wood
Assistant Dispatcher-Robert E Smith
General Delivery Clerk-Miss Mabel L Bowden
Stamp Clerk-Miss Mabel B Bartling
Carriers-Thomas C Daniels, Leo Sultan, Thomas T Lassiter, Charles J Woodell, Ralph H Smith
General Delivery-Opens 7 A M, closes 7 P M
Stamp Window-Opens 7 A M, closes 7 P M
Registry Department-Opens 8 A M, closes 5 P M
Money Order Department-Opens 8 A M , closes 5 P M
Deliveries on Carriers' routes as follows: Leaving Post Office at 8:40 A M and 11:05 A M; collections from boxes from 7 to 7:50 A M and 3:30 to 4:20 P M
On Sundays the General Delivery Window is open from 9:45 to 10 A M
Custom House
Deputy Collector-James A Patterson
Watchman-Thomas N Edmonds
Janitor-Hyman W Thompson
Engineer's Office
Engineer-H W Stickle
Assistant Engineer-H T Paterson
Referee in Bankruptcy
Referee-S W Smallwood, 91 E Front
United States Commissioner
Commissioner-Charles B Hill, 35 Middle
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BANKS
New Bern Banking & Trust Co (71 Middle)
Capital-$100,000
President-James B Blades
Vice-President-William B Blades
Vice-President-T A Green
Cashier-W Carroll Rodney
Assistant Cashier-O W Lane
National Bank of New Berne (51 Pollock)
Capital-$100,000; Surplus and Undivided Profits, $110,450.00 President-James A Bryan
Vice-President-John Dunn
Cashier-G H Roberts
Assistant Cashier-W W Griffin
Board of Directors-James A Bryan, J H Hackburn, J A Jones, E K Bishop, John Dunn, G H Roberts, T G Hyman, A D Ward
The People's Bank (130 Middle)
Capital-$92,900,00; Surplus and Undivided Profits, $34,433.76 President-William Dunn
Vice-President-C D Bradham
Vice-President and Cashier-T A Uzzell
Assistant Cashier-J H Crawford
Directors-C S Hollister, William Dunn, Clyde Eby, J W Stew- art, C V McGehee, W F Aberly, E H Meadows Jr, C D Bradham, T A Uzzell, H M Groves, W P Metts, G C Speight, W J Swan, K E Bennett, Dr E S Sloan
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co (65 Pollock)
Capital-$25,000 President-T A Uzzell Vice-President-Clyde Eby Cashier-W H Henderson
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The Mutual Aid Banking Co (100 Queen; Incorporated March 5, 1897)
Capital Stock-$10,000
President-H W Thompson
Vice-President-A P Davis Cashier and Teller-J H Fisher
Board of Directors-H W Thompson, William Sutton, H P Ken- nedy, Parker Roberts, Samuel Foster, J E Morris, J E Sheppard, S B Hunter
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
The Home Building and Loan Association (65 Pollock)
President-William Dunn First Vice-President-T A Uzzell
Second Vice-President-A T Dill
Secretary and Treasurer-J H Crawford
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