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RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY
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1883 O
JAMES RICHARDS, Publisher.
EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO., PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, RAL.LIGH, N. C.
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LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
Clothing and Hats
CLOTHING
HATS & CAPS.
R. BANDREWS & CO.
OTHERS
For Men and Boys ..
R. B. ANDREWS & CO.,
Clothiers and Hatters.
No. 127 Fayetteville Strel,
RALEIGH, N. L.
Lager Beer, Ale, Porter and Brown Stout Bottling Works.
A. W. FRAPS,
232 Fayetteville St., opposite Market, RALEIGH, N. C .. WHOL' SALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
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Liquors, Wines AND
Bear.
" A. good supply always kept on hand.
The Bar is well supplied with the best Foreign and boriestic Wines, Liquors. Porter, Ale, Lager Beer, &c. Best Brauns of Cigars constantly a stock.
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The Howell Collection
OF HISTORICAL MATERIALS
Presented by Kay Kyser And his Mother Emily Royster Howell Kyser As a Memorial To her Brother Edward Vernon Howell Dean School of Pharmacy 1897-1931
THE UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
LIBRARY
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--- Headquarters
LIAMS CO
STATIONERY
Haleigh
N.C.
GUES FREE
Legal Blanks,
N. C. Reports,
Miscella-
neous Books,
Every- thing you want.
UK IN THE STATE and at LOWEST
lowers and Seeds.
A very large stock of choice Roses, Greenhouse and Outdoor Bedding Plants of every description.
Hyacinthe and other Bulbs of easy Culture.
Cut Flowers. Bouquets and Floral Designs, Magnolias, Evergreens, Ornamental and Shade Trees. In the Spring months Strawberry Plants, Tomato Plants, Cabbage and other Vegetable Plants.
233" Send for Catalogue. [37 Orders by mail and telegraph promptly attended to.
H. STEINMETZ, Seedsman and Florist, 216 S. McDowell At., Rash Square, Raleigh, N. C.
MRS. J. R. RAY,
Dressmaker, 124 E Covic St., botwoon 3 Wilmington and S Dloun! Cis,, RALEIGH, N. C.
Respectfully solicits your patronage. A perfect fit and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
Latest Styles. Best Work. Lowest Prices.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS !
J. W. Denmark & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS
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STATIONERS, RALEIGH, N. C.
Specia! inducements given Dealers and' Teachers.
All classes of Books, School, Law, Religious an- ..... :. and Fancy S plies our spe
Full line and Ch T. W. DENM EDWARDS, 1
FOR USE ONLY IN
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLECT
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I call special attention to the Um by
Fine plants of this rare tree 4 t by the dozen, hundred or thousa
NEWS an (DAIL
415 Fayettevil ASHE, GATLI S. A. ASHIE, Editor. A Live Democratic Newspa Daily, per year Semi-Weekly, per year Weekly_ Payable in advance.
UNIVERSITY OF N.C. AT CHAPEL HILL
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RALEIGH MALE ACADEMY.
JOHN J. FRAY, (University of Va.), HUGH MORSON, (University of Va.), S J. W. JACKSON,
PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANT.
Boys and young men are given a THOROUGH educational training, prepara- tory to any of the higher institutions of learning in North Carolina and those of a similar character elsewhere, or for the active business pursuits of life.
No efforts will be spared to secure STUDIOUS HABITS AND THOROUGH SCHOLARSHIP.
Sessions always begin last Monday in August and continue ten months.
For catalogues containing terms, testimonials, &c., address either of the Principals, Raleigh, N. C.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
DENTIST
RALEIGH, N. C.
OFFICE : 11372 Fayetteville Street, over Branson's Book Store.
THOMAS D. WRAY,
507 SOUTH WEST STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.,
Millwrighting , Mill Furnisher
In all their branches. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN DEVEREUX, JR. JOHN W. HINSDALE.
HINSDALE & DEVEREUX,
ttorneys at Law,
Office : Citizens National Bank Building, RALEIGH, N. C.
JOHN W. HINSDALE, Raleigh, Fayetteville and Carthage.
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Claims Collected in all parts of N. C. Practice in all the Courts at Raleigh, Fayetteville, Carthage, Pittsboro, Henderson and Louisburg.
Refer by permission to Messrs. H. K. & F. B. Thurber & Co., Williams, Black & Co., Aubrey, Bennett & Co., H. B. Claflin & Co., Henry F. Spauld- ing, President Central Trust Co., E. S. Jaffray & Co., New York; A. R. Mc- Cown & Co., Phila .; John M. Robinson, President Bay Line, Armstrong, Ca- tor & Co., Baltimore; and each of the Banks in Kaleigh; Fayetteville National Bank of Fayetteville; Williamson & Upchurch, Raleigh.
RALEIGH
CITY DIRECTORY.
1883
PUBLISHED BY JAMES RICHARDS.
PRICE -
$2.50.
RALEIGH : EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO., STEAM PRINTERS AND BINDERS.
1883.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1883, by JAMES RICHARDS, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
JOHN T, MOREES,
-DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF-
Furniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds,
LOOKING GLASSES, &O. Nos. 401 and 403 Fayetteville, and 2 and 4. East Davie Sts., RALEIGH, N. C.
ALLEN & CRAM,
Iron and Brass
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS,
Manufacturers and Importers of
Engines Portable and Station- ary, Cotton Gins, Power Presses. Saw and Grist Mills, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Boxes, Plows and Plow Castings.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY.
SHOPS: 130 South West Street, corner Hargett St., RALEIGH, N. C.
CHARLES CONIBER, 330 SOUTH SALISBURY STREET,
IRON AND STEEL WORKER, HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY.
GEORGE F. BALL, 205 East Cabarrus Street,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Country P. oduce always on hand, fresh and of best quality.
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Raleigh Street Directory.
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The streets of Raleigh cross at right angles, and the houses are numbered on the Philadelphia plan. On the streets running North and South, the blocks between Hillsboro- Newbern and Morgan are numbered from one upward ; be- tween Morgan and Hargett, in the one hundreds; between Hargett and Martin in the two hundreds; between Martin and Davie in the three hundreds; between Davie and Ca- barrus in the four hundreds ; between Cabarrus and Lenoir in the five hundreds; between Lenoir and South in the six hundreds; between South and Smithfield in the seven hun- dreds ; between Smithfield and limits in the eight hundreds; between Hillsboro-Newbern and Edenton, from one upward; between Edenton and Jones in the one hundreds ; between Jones and Lane in the two hundreds; between Lang and North in the three hundreds; between North and Johnson in the four hundreds; between Johnson-Polk and Peace in the five hundreds; between Peace and limits in the six hundreds.
On the streets running East and West, the blocks between Fayetteville-Halifax and Wilmington are numbered from one upward; between Wilmington and Blount in the one hundreds; between Blount and Person in the two hundreds ; between Person and Bloodworth in the three hundreds ; between Bloodworth and East in the four hundreds; be- tween East and Swain in the five hundreds ; between Swain -- Haywood and the limits in the six hundreds; between Fay- etteville-Halifax and Salisbury from one upward; be- tween Salisbury and McDowell in the one hundreds; between McDowell and Dawson in the two hundreds; between Daw- son and Harrington in the three hundreds; between Har- rington and West in the four hundreds; between West and Saunders in the five hundreds; between Saunders and Boy- lan Avenue in the six hundreds; between Boylan Avenue and limits in the seven hundreds.
The streets running North and South are: Fayetteville, from the Capitol southward : Halifax, from the Capitol northward. The streets running parallel with Fayetteville and Halifax on the East side are: 1st, Wilmington, and Jenkins from Smithfield southwardly ; 2d, Blount; 3d, Per-
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son ; 4th, Bloodworth; 5th, East; 6th, Swain Street and Swain St Alley ; 7th, Haywood ; Sth, Smith's Lane (outside the city).
The streets running North and South, parallel with Fay- etteville and Halifax on the West side are: 1st, Salisbury ; 2d, McDowell, and Manly from South Street south wardly ; 3d, Dawson; 4th, Harrington ; 5th, West ; 6th, Saunders, from Hillsboro northwardly: 7th, Boylan, from Hillsboro southwardly, and St Mary's from Hillsboro northwardly.
The streets running East and West are: Hillsboro from the Capitol westwardly, and Newbern Avenue from the Capi- tol eastwardly ; and those running parallel with Hillsboro and Newbern Avenue on the North side are: 1st, Edenton ; 2d, Jones ; 3d, Lane ; 4th, North and Oakwood Avenue ; 5th, Johnson and Polk; 6th, Peace; 7th, Firwood Avenue (out- side city).
The streets running East and West, parallel with Hills- boro and Newbern on the South side are: Ist, Morgan ; 2d, Hargett ; 3d, Martin; 4th, Davie; 5th, Cabarrus ; 6th, Le- noir; 7th, South ; Sth, Smithfield-Hunter and Worth-Can- non ; 9th, Dodd, (from Jenkins to Wilmington), and MeKee, from Fayetteville to Manly.
Bledsoe Avenue runs from Wilmington Street (next South of Smithfield) eastwardly. Blount Street Alley, from Wil- mington, between South and Smithfield, eastwardly.
Linden Avenue and Elm Street run between East and Swain, Linden running between Jones and Oakwood Ave- nue, and Elm Street from Oakwood Avenue northwardly to the limits.
The centre of the Capitol is the starting point of all the numbers, and a house in any portion of the city is as many blocks distant from a line drawn through the centre of the Capitol as there are hundreds in its number. For example, to find 424 South Harrington : Starting from the Capitol, go to the fourth street West, and then four blocks ; to find 535 East Hargett, go to the second street South, and then five blocks.
EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO.,
Steam Printers, Binders, Stationers and Blank Beck Manufacturers,
17 and 19 W. HARGETT STR., and 203 S. SALISBURY STR.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALTER J. WYATT & CO., Grocers Commission Merchants.
Consignments of Produce Solicited.
CORNER SALISBURY AND JONES STREETS, (Southwest corner Cotton Platform,)
RALEIGH, N. C.
The Daily Evening Visitor.
TIIE VISITOR is published every afternoon, (except Sunday) at the old Sentinel building, South of the Court House, in Raleigh, N. C., by
BROWN & UTLEY.
THE VISITOR is served by the carriers in the City for 25 cents per month, payable to the carriers.
Price for mailing : $3 per year, or 25 cents per month. No paper continued after the expiration of the time paid for, unless otherwise ordered.
S nd for Specimen Copy. A
D. I. FORT & CO., DEALER IN
Tobacco, Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Beer, &c. 333 South Wilinington Street, (Next door South of W. E. V. Jackson's Sale and Exchange Stables.)
SAMUEL TOWSON,
SLATE ROOFER AND DEALER IN
All Kinds of Slate
AND
Slate Mantels.
Buckingham Slate a Specialty. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 413 Oakwood Avenue, Raleigh, N. C.
Lock Box 405, RALEIGH, N. C.
Or Lock Box 126, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Objec's of Interest in Raleigh.
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State Capitol, Union Square.
Governor's Mansion (old) lower Fayetteville street
Governor's Mansion (new) Burke Square.
Penitentiary, one and a quarter miles south west of Capitol. Insane Asylum, two miles south west of Capitol.
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution (white) Caswell Square.
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution (col.) cor. Bloodworth and Lenoir streets.
Centennial Graded School, lower Fayetteville street. Raleigh & Gaston Shops. cor. Halifax and Salisbury streets. U. S. Court House and Post-office, cor. Fayetteville and Martin streets.
St. John's Hospital, 17 W South street.
Agricultural Building, cor. Halifax and Edenton streets. Geological Museum, cor. Halifax and Edenton streets. National Cemetery, East Davie street, outside city. Confederate Cemetery, Oakwood near Linden Avenue. Oakwood Cemetery, Oakwood and Linden Avenues. Peace Institute, Peace, Halifax and Wilmington streets. St. Mary's School, 784 Hillsboro street
First Baptist Church, cor. W Edenton and N Salisbury sts. Second Baptist Church, cor. E Hargett and S Person sts. First Methodist Church, W Edenton near N Dawson. Second Methodist Church, cor. S Person and E Davie sts. First Presbyterian Church, cor. W Morgan and S Salisbury streets.
Second Presbyterian Church, cor. N Blount and Polk sts. Christ Church (Episcopal) cor. Newbern Avenue and S Wil- mington streets.
Church of the Good Shepherd (Episcopal) Hillsboro street, near McDowell.
Church of the Sacred Heart (Roman Catholic) cor. Hillsboro and McDowell streets.
County Court House, Fayetteville street
House where President Andrew Johnson was born, 11S East Cabarrus street, between Person and Blount.
North Carolina State Carp Pond, one mile northeast of city.
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The State Chronicle
Goes from Murphy to Manteo, and gathers all the news. It covers a wider territory than any other secular weekly, and is the greatest success ever achieved in a short time in North Carolina journalism. It is up to the times ; it is its own mas- ter; it is fearless, truthful and true to the people through thick and thin. $2 a year; $1 for 6 months. O
THE STATE CHRONICLE, P. O. Drawer 5, RALEIGH, N. C.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.
The large and elegant Ocean Steamships of this Company leave Norfolk, Va., three times a week, for New York, and all important points North and East. All first class tickets in- clude meals and stateroom accommodations. For further and full particulars enquire of Ticket Agents.
General Office, 235 West Street, New York. W. H. STANFORD, Sec'y. Opposite. Pier 26 N. R.
E. D. CHRISTIAN, President. A. H. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y and Manager.
Richmond Paper Manufacturing Co.
Office and Warerooms : 1202 Main Street, Richmond, Va. Manufacturers of and Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF PAPER -FOR- PRINTERS', STATIONERS' and GROCERS' USE. Nos. I and 2 MANILLAS (24 sheets warranted) and STRAW WRAPPING PAPER a Specialty.
Manufacturers of PAPER BAGS and FLOUR SACKS, and of the cele- brated "CLIMAX" BLOTTING. Mill, corner Eighth and Arch Streets.
The Raleigh Christian Advocate. No. 11312 Fayetteville Street, RALEIGH, N. C.
BLACK & REID, Editors, Publishers and Proprietors.
The ADVOCATE has the largest circulation of any paper published in North Carolina; its paper and postage bills will show this. Hence it is The Best Advertising Medium in the State.
It is the official organ of the North Carolina Conference of the M. E. Church South, and is the only medium of communication for about sixty-five thousand Methodists in the State. Address, BLACK & REID, RALEIGH, N. C.
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CENTRAL HOTEL, 135 South Wilmington Street, RALEIGH, N. C.
T. C. WILLIAMS, - - Proprietor.
Excellent Board by the Day or Week.
S. M. RICHARDSON, Imported and Domestic Cigars,
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS, PIPES, Cigar and Cigarette Smokers, Snuff, Walking Canes, Confectionery, &c.
My four leading brands of 5 Cent Cigars, viz: "Henry Lee," "Our Beau- ty," "Patience," and "Capitola," I will stake against the world, Try them, and if they don't give you satisfaction, I will cheerfully refund your money.
S. M. RICHARDSON 315 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. C.
MACK W. BROWN & CO.,
133 South Wilmington Street, corner Hargett, RALEIGH, N. C.,
-DEALERS IN-
Furniture, Pictures, Clocks,
WINDOW SHADES, MIRRORS, &C. THE MANUFACTURE OF PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY. Goods sold cheap for cash or on weekly instalment plan.
Z. T, BROUGHTON, " Ascending or Descending" UCTIONEER. Sales attended anywhere in the State. RG- Your patronage solicited. Office : 550 E. Jones St.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PALI 1883.
Perniit us to call your attention to the fact that we have recently added to our office new Machinery and Type, and are better prepared for the prosecu- tion of our business of Printing and Finding than ever before.
An experience of over thirteen years in business has given us much advantage in providing for the wants of those who may have anything to be done in our line.
Our establishment is the largest and best equipped in this State, and equal- led by few in this Country.
IN OUR PRINTING DEPARTMENT
We are prepared for all kinds of Book and Job work, embracing Note and Letter Heads, Envelopes,
Tags, Cards, Bill Heads, Statements, School Reports and Blanks, Association Minutes,
Convention and Grand Lodge Proceedings,
Legal Blanks, &c., Posters, Hand-Bills, and anything else that can be called for.
OUR BINDERY DEPARTMENT.
In this Department we surpass all our competitors in the Manufacture of
Lodgers, Day Books, Journals, &c., &c.,
as we bind them by a process known to no other Binders in this State; so mak- ing the backs as to admit of perfect ease in opening and reaching the center columns, and in durability of fastening the leaves.
We only ask for a trial order to convince you of the superiority of our Blank Books.
PRICES.
We can give goods of all grades and will make prices as low as can be ob- tained anywhere.
Remember us when in want of Printing or Binding of any kind, and we guarantee satisfaction.
"Estimates and Samples furnished on Application.
Yours Truly,
EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
OUR BOOK STORE
In connection with J. W. DENMARK & Co., Raleigh, N. C., we are also con- Licting the business of Booksellers and Stationers, and as ours is the only Printing House and Book Store in this city having any pecuniary interest in the two branches of the business, we feel safe in saying we can supply all your wants at prices more reasonable than any one else in this State.
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ESTABLISHED 1836.
E. J. BROWN
COFFIN HOUSE,
117 South Dawson Street,
RALEIGH, N. C.
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In all its branches attended to in the most appro- priate manner at the shortest notice.
Coffins and Caskets in all Styles.
ROBES AND SHROUDS Furnished in any material.
Engarde attended in any part of the City of County. Coffins delivered at any railroad depot in the State Ino of charge.
JOHN W. BROWN, Superintendent and Funeral Director.
Population of the City of Raleigh,
(As taken by the Publisher of this Directory, October 15, 1883.) White Males,. 3,357
White Females, 3,719
7,076
Colored Males, 2,576
Colored Females 3,452 6,028
Total,
13,104
Health of the City of Raleigh.
The death rate in 1882 was only 14 to the 1,000, showing Raleigh to be one of the very healthiest cities in the world.
SUPPLEMENTAL LIST.
Names received too late for Alphabetical List.
Ashley, W E, Sup't N C Car Works, r outside limits
Badger, Sherwood, clerk to Col. Andrews, Supt R & D R R (N C Div), 317 Fayetteville, bds 103 s McDowell Brie, Louis, (Upchurch & Brie,) confectionery, bds Central Hotel, 135 s Wilmington
Busbee, Walton M, at'y at law, 228 Fay'ville, r 104 w Hargett Franklin, Julius, clothing, 5 Exchange Place, bds Central Hotel, 135 s Wilmington
Hamlet, J T, grocer, 17 and 19 Exchange Place, bds Central Hotel, 135 s Wilmington
Hayes, Isaiah G, col, attorney at law, 7 Court House Square Holding, J N, (Pace & Holding, lawyers,) 301 Fayetteville bds 604 n Blount
Hughes, HI. I, col, barber, 127 Fayetteville, r 518 Haywood Kirkham, Benj, butcher, Metropolitan Market, r Jenkins Perry, E Y, stato agent Home Mutual Life Association of Pennsylvania, 228 Fayetteville, r 113 n Bloodworth Raynor, Isaac, col, blacksmith, 2 s Harrington
Tussey, S D, loan negotiator, 212 Fayetteville, bds at Tucker House, 429 Fayetteville
West, Ellen Mrs, wid of John T, r 625 Hillsboro
Whitaker, Joel D, wood dealer, bet R & G and R & D R R Wicker, Laura A Miss, operator at Belo, Holman & Co's hosiery factory, 837 s Wilmington
Williamson, James, elk at T H Briggs & Sons, bds at the Exchange Hotel, 213 Hillsboro
Willis, Wm T, tailor, 107 e Hargett, r 403 s Blount
Yeargin, Wm N, guard at Penitentiary, r 303 e Hargett.
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BRAMS, CHARLES, shoemaker, r 102 w Jones
Abrams, Win J, harness maker, wks W B Hutchings, r in country
Adams, Alex, laborer, r 403 Swain st Alley
Adams, Charles, laborer, r 403 Swain st Alley
Adams, D L, druggist N C Insane Asylum
Adams, D Thomas, salesman, r. 501 s Bloodworth
Adams, Edward A, printer, (News and Observer), r 507 s Bloodworth
Adams, E S, tinner, r 404 n East
Adams, James, col, laborer, r 403 Swain st Alley
Adams, James H, book-keeper at Lynn Adams, 16 e Martin, bds 132 e Martin
Adams, Len H, cotton broker and general merchandise, 302 s Wilmington, 18 e Martin, r 227 e Edenton
Adams, Lynn, groceries and commission merchant, 16 e Martin, r 132 e Martin
Adams, Minerva, col, washer, r 729 Manly
Adams, Mary, wid of J P, midwife, r 818 s Wilmington
Adams, Mary, col, cook Howell House, r East Raleigh
Adams, Mrs Maggie, widow of Thomas, dressmaker, 414 w Jones
Adams, Thomas, col, painter, r 729 Manly
Adams, Walter, col, waiter Howell House, r East Raleigh Adkins, Francis, col, cook at 126 n McDowell, r rear 126 n McDowell
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Adkins, Syrie, col, drayman, r 126 n McDowell Alderson, T B, laborer R & G Shops, r 304 n Dawson Alderson, T B Mrs, seamstress at 304 n Dawson, r same Alexander, Charles, salesman at Starrette's Bookstore, r 530 Hillsboro
Alexander, Chapman, col, general s'vt, 213 w Martin, r Oberlin
Alexander, Felix, ward servant, Insane Asylum
Alexander, Flora J, col, washer, r 719 s Dawson
Alexander, Jacob, col, porter at T H Briggs & Sons' Hard- ware Store, r 214 w Edenton
Alexander, Mary, col, washer, r 441 n Railroad
Alexander, Millie, col, cook at 214 w Edenton, r same
Alexander, Mollie, col, nurse at 102 Saunders, r 414 e Eden- ton
Alexander, Patty, col, cook, 441 n Railroad
Alexander, Samuel, col, fireman R & G R R, r in rear 124 Firwood ave
Alford, James H, printer and proof reader, (Edwards, Broughton & Co), r 213 n Salisbury
Alford, Julia, col, chambermaid at 130 Hillsboro
Alford, Tabby, col, cook at 130 Hillsboro
Alford, W Henry, carpenter at N C Car Co's, r 516 n West Alleott, Wayne, clk at W C & A B Stronach, r 506 n Blount Allcott, Willie, salesman, r 504 n Blount
Allen, Abby, col, laundress, r 309 e Martin Allen, Alexander, col, porter, r 107 n Harrington Allen, Anna, col, washer, r 113 w Cabarrus
Allen, Anthony, col, porter at Capitol, r 312 Cannon
Allen & Cram, founders and machinists, 130 s West
Allen, Catharine, col, washer, r rear 809 Jenkins
Allen, Charles, buggy maker, (Harp's Coach Factory), r n Bloodworth
Allen, Charles S, local freight agent R & GR R, r 329 w Hargett
Allen, D H, elk, r 306 Newbern ave
Allen, Ellen J, seamstress at Miss Debnam's, 105 w Jones, bds same
Allen, Gabriel, col, drayman, r 407 Hillsboro
Allen, George M, (Allen & Cram, foundrymen,) r 116 s West Allen, Henry, col, drayman, r 113 w Cabarrus
Allen, Ira N, grocery, 209 w Morgan, r same
Allen, Jacob S, (Ellington, Royster, Allen & Co,) r 117 n Dawson
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Allen, J W, engineer, R & G R R, r 109 n Salisbury Allen, Martha, col, washer, r 417 s Person
Allen, Paul D, clerk, freight depot, R & G R R, r 329 w Hargett
Allen, Priscilla, col, chambermaid at D and D and B Inst, (white), r same
Allen, Samuel, col, r 309 e Martin
Allen, S J, farmer, r 408 n Person
Alley, John, col, brakeman. R & G R R, r 209 w Lenoir
Alley, Louisa, col, cook, r 209 w Lenoir
Alston, Ellis, col, driver for Dr F J Haywood, r - Newbern Avenue
Alston, Helen, col, cook at 112 Firwood Ave, r 716 Fayette- ville
Alston, Lydia, col, nurse, at 527 Hillsboro
Alston, Minerva, col, cook, at 625 Hillsboro
Alston, Martha, col, chambermaid, at 227 s McDowell, r E Raleigh
Alston, Mary H, col, r 229 s Harrington
Alston, Nancy, col, washer, r 313 w Lenoir
Alston, John, jr, col, carpenter, E, R, A & Co
Alston, John, sr, col, carpenter, E, R, A & Co
Alston, Wm, col, shoemaker, at 207 w Morgan, r Oberlin
Alston, Wm, col, house servant, r 611 Fayetteville
A M E Church, n w cor Edenton and Harrington
Amis, C H, wid of Jackson, r 225 n Salisbury
Amis, Moses N, attorney-at-law, bds Central Hotel, 135 Wil- mington
Anderson, Bettie, col, washer, r rear 417 s Person
Anderson, David, traveling salesman, Taylor Manufactur- ing Co, Chambersburg, Penn, r 11 w South
Anderson, Ellen, r 434 Halifax
Anderson, Jack, col, carpenter, r 16 n East
Anderson, Manda W, col, seamstress, r 407 w Edenton
Andrews, Sam A, painter, r 405 Swain st Alley
Anderson, Virgil, col, carpenter at T H Briggs' Factory s West
Anderson, Wm E, Prest Citizens Nat Bank, r 516 e Joncs Andrews, Andrew, col, laborer, at T. H. Briggs' factory, s West
Andrews, A B, sup't R & D R R, (N C Div,) office 317 Fayetteville, r 407 n Blount
Andrews & Ferrall, (Phil H Andrews and John R Ferrall,) groceries, 222 Fayetteville
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Andrews, Geo W, R & G R R shops, r 331 Hillsboro Andrews, Hattie Mrs, wid of W R, r 331 Hillsboro
Andrews, P H, (Andrews & Ferrall,) grocers, 222 Fayette- ville, r 418 n Blount
Andrews, R B & Co, (R B Andrews, Seymour Whiting,) wholesale and retail clothing, 127 Fayetteville
Andrews, R B, (R B Andrews & Co,) clothing, 127 Fayette- ville, r 118 s Dawson
Andrews, W H, watchman at R & G R R, r 110 w Jones
Andrews, William N, r 513 s Harrington
Arendeli, F B, business manager State Chronicle, bds Cen- tral Hotel
Argo & Wilder, (T M Argo and Samuel Wilder,) attorneys at law, 313 Fayetteville
Argo, T M, attorney at law, 313 Fayetteville, r 12 n Person Armstead, David, col, laborer at Gas House, r 215 w Lenoir Armistead, Mattie, col, washer at D and D and B Institure, (white), r same
Armstead, Mitty, col, washer at D & D Institution, r 215 w Lenoir
Arnold, Atlas, carpenter, r 513 s Bloodworth
Arnold, James, butcher, market, r 324 e Martin
Arnold, J J, clerk at Norris, Wyatt & Taylor, 15 e Martin and 16 Ex Place, bds 425 s Wilmington
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