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RALEIGH CITY DIRECTORY,
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DIRECTORY
OF THE
STREETS AND AVENUES
IN THE
CITY OF RALEIGH.
The centre of the Capitol Grounds is the starting point of the numbers. Streets running East and West are: Hills- boro from the Capitol westwardly, and Newbern Avenue from the Capitol eastwardly. Those running parallel with Hillsboro and Newbern Avenue, on the North side are: 1st, Edenton ; 2nd, Jones; 3rd, Lane; 4th, North and Oakwood Avenue; 5th, Johnson and Polk ; 6th, Peace; 7th, Firwood Avenue (outside city).
The streets running North and South are: Fayetteville from the Capitol southwardly, and Halifax from the Capi- tol northwardly. The streets running parallel with Fay- etteville and Halifax, on the East side are: 1st, Wilming- ton, and Jenkins from Smithfield southwardly ; 2nd, Blount; 3rd, Person; 4th, Bloodworth; 5th, East; 6th, Swain street and Swain street alley ; 7th, Haywood ; 8th, Smith's Lane (outside the city).
Streets running North and South, parallel with Fayette- ville and Halifax, on the West side are : 1st, Salisbury ; 2nd, McDowell, and Manly from South street southwardly ; 3rd, Dawson; 4th, Harrington; 5th, West; 6th, Saunders, from Hillsboro northwardly ; 7th, Boylan, from Hillsboro south- wardly, and St. Mary's, from Hillsboro northwardly.
Bledsoe avenue runs from Wilmington street (next south of Smithfield) eastwardly. Blount streetalley from Wilming- ton, between South and Smithfield, eastwardly. Linden avenue and Elm street runs between East and Swain, Lin- den runing from Jones to Oakwood Avenue, and Elin street from Oakwood Avenue northwardly to the limits.
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RALEIGH STREET DIRECTORY.
The streets running East and West, parallel with Hills- boro and Newbern Avenue, on the South side are: 1st, Mor- gan; 2nd, Hargett; 3rd, Martin; 4th, Davie; 5th, Cabar- rus ; 6th, Lenoir ; 7th, South ; Sth, Smithfield-Hunter and Worth-Cannon ; 9th, Dodd (from Jenkins to Wilmington) and McKee from Fayetteville to Manly.
On the streets running East and West, the blocks between Fayetteville-Halifax and Wilmington are numbered from one upwards; between Wilmington and Blount, in the one hundreds; between Blount and Person, in the two hun- dreds; between Person and Bloodworth, in the three hun- dreds ; between Bloodworth and East, in the four hun- dreds; between East and Swain, in the five hundreds; be- tween Swain-Haywood and the limits, in the six hundreds; between Fayetteville-Halifax and Salisbury, from one upward; between Salisbury and McDowell in the one hun- dreds; between McDowell and Dawson in the two hundreds; between Dawson and Harrington in the three hundreds; be- tween Harrington and West in the four hundreds; between West and Saunders in the five hundreds ; between Saunders and Boylan avenue in the six hundreds; between Boylan avenue and limits in the seven hundreds.
The streets of Raleigh cross at right angles 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 up- ward; between Edenton and Jones in the one hundreds; between Jones and Lane in the two hundreds; between Lane 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.
APPENDIX.
RALEIGH CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor-W. H. Dodd.
Clerk-C. W. Lambeth.
Treasurer-J. G. Brown.
Auditor-J. M. Sherwood.
Tax Collector-C. B. Root.
City Attorney-R. T. Gray.
Chief of Police-C. D. Heartt.
Janitor-James H. Marshall.
Keeper of Market-Matt. Moore.
Sexton City Cemetery-John B. Sugg.
Street Commissioner-W. Z. Blake.
Chief Fire Department-T. W. Blake.
Sexton Mount Hope Cemetery-S. Anderson (col.)
Assistant Chief Fire Department-T. L. Love.
Commissioner of Sinking Fund-W. E. Anderson.
ALDERMEN AND COMMITTEES. [From May, 1885, to May, 1887.]
ALDERMEN .- First Ward-F. O. Moring, C. G. Latta, W. N. Snelling.
Second Ward-John R. Ray, N. F. Roberts, Reuben Cole.
Third Ward-G. E. Leach, G. D. Rand, W. N. Jones, E. B. Engelhard, J. F. Redford.
Fourth Ward-James H. Jones, M. Bowes, M. N. Dunston. Fifth Ward-C. B. Edwards, J. W. Horton, J. S. Wynne. COMMITTEES .- Finance-Alderman Moring, chairman ;
Rand, Wynne, Jones (J. H.), Cole.
Strect-Ald. Edwards, chairman ; Leach, Latta, Ray, Bowes.
Police-Ald. Jones (W. N.), chairman; Moring, Leach, Edwards, Mayor Dodd.
Cemetery-Ald. Wynne, chairman; Redford, Snelling, Cole, Dunston.
Lights-Ald. Snelling, chairman ; Redford, Horton, Ray, Dunston.
Market-Ald. Latta, chairman ; Rand, Horton, Bowes, Roberts.
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Public Schools-Ald. Engelhard, chairman ; Jones (W. N.), Edwards, Roberts, Dunston.
Buildings -- Ald. Leach, chairman ; Ballard, Engelhard, Jones (J. H.), Wynne.
FIRE COMMISSIONERS .- J C. Brewster, M. H. Brown, J. B. Neathery, R. S. Tucker, P. Cowper.
Wake County Government.
Clerk Superior Court-Charles D. Upchurch.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court-D. Reid Upchurch.
Sheriff-J. R. Nowell.
Deputy Sheriffs-J. A. Rogers, C. A. Separk, R. B Rich- ardson, E. M. Bledsoe.
Treasurer-A. D. Jones.
Coroner-L. P. Sorrell, M. D.
Register of Deeds-M. W. Page.
Superintendent Public Instruction-E. T. Jones.
County Commissioners-A. M. Adams, chairman ; J. C. S. Lumsden, W. B. Smith, Jesse Winborne, -- (vacancy.)
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Barton's Creek Township-Justices R. M. Jones, R. D. Hon- Leycutt, R. L. Thompson, J. D. Allen, Dudley Peed.
Constable-J. R. Nipper.
Buckhorn-Justices W. B. Wheeler, W. H. Burt, M. B. Royster, L. B. Seymour, J. C. Ballentine, Thos. S. Boothe. Constable-J. M. Dennis.
Cary-Justices J. P. H. Adams, C. H. Clark, A. G. Jones, P. A. Sorrell, W. G. Crowder, E. W. Yates.
Constable-Kinion Jones.
Cedar Fork-Justices A. M. Adams, W. M. Arnold, J. M. Pugh, James K. Gibson, A. S. Pollard, I. S. Barbee.
Constable-W. T. Maynard.
House's Creek-Justices J. D. Hayes, J. N. Hubbard, W. E. Forrest, J. W. Wiggins, W. H. Whitaker.
Constable-
Little River-Justices J. W. Lilley, I. M. Proctor, B. T. Strickland, E. T. Jones, Riley Purcell.
Constable-M. W. Perry.
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Mark's Creek-Justices J. B. Blake, W. H. Hood, M. G Todd, J. W. Smith, A. W. Richardson, Sr.
Constable-John Earp.
Middle Creek-Justices D. C. Adams, J. D. Ballentine, J. L. Johnson, H. H. Carroll, F. K. Goodwin.
Constable-M. G. Utley.
Neuse River-Justices J. J. Dunn, L. M. Green, J. Y. Chap- pell, F. J. Holloway.
Constable-S. R. Jeffreys.
New Light-J. B. Beck, B. F. Lawrence, W. H. Lassiter A. L. Lynam, H. R. Chappell.
Constable-J. A. J. Robertson.
Oak Grove-Justices J. W. Ferrell, Q. B. Gulley, J. M. Lynn, Geo. W. Perry, Eugene G. Penny.
Constable-Sainuel B. Ferrell.
Panther Branch-Justices James Adams, J. Willie Jones, J. W. Pegram, G. P. Partin, S. D. Williams.
Constable-B. F. Wilson.
Raleigh-Justices J. C. Marcom, M. B. Barbee, W. R. Womble, Len. H. Adams, D. A. Wicker, W. H. Dodd, R. G. Dunn, W. D. Haywood, J. A. Haywood, J. M. Harris, J. C. S Lumsden, James D. Pullen, C. B. Root, G. Rosenthal, S. M. Parrish, A. H. Temple, D. R. Upchurch, W. Whitaker.
Constable-John R. Upchurch.
St. Mary's-Justices C. N. Allen, R. Sturdivant, J. R. Broughton, Thomas Jones, W. R. Poole.
Constable-
St. Matthew's-Justices A. R. Hodge, R. J. Buffalo, J. A. Temple, N. W. Poole, J. R. Rogers.
Constable-J. W. Upchurch.
Swift Creek-Justices J. P. Massey, J. Z. Bennett, S. O. Wilson, M. T. Jones, L. D. Stephenson.
Constable-R. L. Powell.
Wake Forest-Justices W. C. Brewer, D. W. Allen, W. K. Hunter, A. R. Vann, H. T. Jones, G. E. Gill, R. F. Temple, A. C. Dunn.
Con table-George S. Terrell.
White Oak-Justices R. Barbee, A. C. Council, J. H. Olive, J. J. Rogers, A. B. Freeman, P. C. Ferrell.
Constable-T. M. Jenkins.
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APPENDIX.
Townships and Voting Precincts in Wake County.
Barton's Creek-Hutchison's Store, Rogers' Store Buckhorn-New Hill.
Cary-Cary.
Cedar Fork-Pollard's Store, Morrisville
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House's Creek-Edwards' Store, Harris' Store.
Little River-Wakefield, Mitchell's Mill.
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Mark's Creek-Hood's Store.
Middle Creek-William Utley's, Moore's Mill.
Neuse River -- Dunnsville.
New Light-Laws' Store.
Oak Grove-W. H. Gulley's.
Panther Branch-Township House.
Raleigh-Outside corporate limits, East Side, Beine's Store; West Side, A. H. Temple's Store ; First Ward, Moore Square; Second Ward, Jenkins' Shop; Third Ward, Court House ; Fourth Ward, Dunston's Shop ; Fifth Ward, corner Salis- bury and Hillsboro streets.
St Mary's-Auburn.
St. Matthews's-Millburnie.
Swift Creek-Franklin's.
Wake Forest-Forestville, Rolesville.
White Oak-Apex.
Government of North Carolina.
Governor, Alfred M. Scales, of Rockingham, salary $3,000; Lieut. Governor and Speaker of the Senate, C. M. Stedman, of New Hanover, per diem; Private Secretary to the Gov- ernor, C. H. Armfield, of Iredell, salary $1,200 ; Clerk to the Governor, salary $600; Secretary, of State, W. L. Saunders, of Wake, salary $2,000; Clerk, W. P. Batchelor, of Wake, salary $1,000; Treasurer, Donald W. Bain, of Wake, salary $3,000; Chief Clerk, Henry M. Cowan, of Chatham, salary $1,500; Teller, James S. McAllister, of Randolph, salary $750; Bookkeeper of State Charitable and Penal Institu- tions, Thomas A. Partin, of Wake, salary $750; Auditor, W. P. Roberts, of Gates, salary $1,500; Chief Clerk, C. E. Cross, of Gates, salary $1,000; Superintendent of Public Instruction, S. M. Finger, of Catawba, salary $1,500; Clerk, John Devereux, of Wake, salary $1,000; Adjutant General, Johnstone Jones, of Mecklenburg, salary $600; Attorney- General, T. F. Davidson, of Buncombe, salary $2,000 ; State
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Geologist, Dr. C. W. Dabney, salary -; Commissioner of Agriculture, Montford McGehee, of Person, salary $2,000 ; Secretary, P. M. Wilson, of Wake, salary $1,200; State Li- brian, James C. Birdsong, of Wake, salary $750; Keeper of Capitol, C. M. Roberts, of Vance, salary $750.
North Carolina Representatives in Congress.
SENATE.
Matt W. Ransom, elected 1883, term expires 1889. Zebulon B. Vance, 1881 1891.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
First District-Thomas G. Skinner, Democrat
Second District-James E. O'Hara, Republican. Third District-Wharton J. Green, Dem. Fourth District-William R. Cox, Dem.
Fifth District-James W. Reid, Dem. Sixth District-Risden T. Bennett, Dem.
Seventh District-John S. Henderson, Dem. Eighth District-W. H. H. Cowles, Dem. Ninth District-T. D. Johnston, Dem.
Supreme Court of North Carolina.
Chief Justice-William N. H. Smith.
Associate Justices-Thos. S. Ashe, Augustus S. Merrimon. Clerk-William H. Bagley.
Marshal-Robert H. Bradley.
Churches of Raleigh.
WHITE.
Christ Church (Episcopal), North Wilmington, between New- bern avenue and East Edenton streets ; services 11 a. m. and 4:30 p. m .: Rev. M. M. Marshall, D. D., Rector. Christian Church, corner Hillsboro and Dawson streets ; Rev. James Maple, D. D., Pastor. Church of the Good Shepherd, Hillsboro between Salisbury and McDowell streets; services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. Robert Strange, Rector.
Church of the Sacred Heart (Catholic), corner Hillsboro and North McDowell streets ; services at 7 and 11 a. m .; Rev. James B. White, Pastor.
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Edenton Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, near corner West Edenton and North Dawson streets ; services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m ; Rev. W. C. Norman, Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church, corner South Salisbury and West, Morgan ; services 11 a. m. and 4 p. m .; Rev. John S Watkins, D. D., Pastor.
Jewish Synagogue, 203 Fayetteville street, upstairs; M. Grausman, Reader.
Person Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, corner South Person and East Davie streets; services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. W. L. Cunninggim, Pastor.
First Baptist Church, corner North Salisbury and West Edenton streets, services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. Thomas E. Skinner, D. D., pastor.
Second Baptist Church, corner South Person and East Har- gett streets, services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. W. A. Nelson, D. D., pastor,
Second Presbyterian Church, corner North Blount and Polk streets, services 11 a. m. and 4 p. m .; Rev. James M. At- kinson, D. D., pastor.
Brooklyn M. E. Church South Peace street, northwest su- burbs of city, services 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Rev John F. Butt, pastor.
Primitive Baptist Church, corner Dawson and Morgan sts,. services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
COLORED.
St. Paul's A. M. E. Church, corner North Harrington and West Edenton streets, services 11 a. m. and 8 p. m .; Rev. H. W. Leak, pastor.
A. M. E. Church, North Harrington, near West Edenton, street services 11 a. m. and 3 and 7:30 p. m.
Christian Church, Manly street, near Railroad, services 11 a. m. 3 and 7:30 p. m.
First Congregational Church, West South street, near Manly, services 3:30 and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. George S. Smith, pastor.
First Baptist Church, North Salisbury street, near Johnson, services 3 and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. W. A. Green, pastor.
Neville's Episcopal Church, East Cabarrus street, near Swain ; no pastor.
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Presbyterian Church, corner East Davie and Haywood streets, services 11 a. m. and 3 and 7:30 p. m .; Rev. J. A. Cressfield, pastor.
Second Baptist Church, corner South Blount and East Davie streets, services 11 a. m. and 3 and 7:30 p. m. St. Augustine (Episcopal) Church, corner North Dawson and West Lane streets, services 11 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Military.
Raleigh Light Infantry, Co. A 1st Regiment N. C. State Guard.
Oak City Blues (col ), organized 1874.
North Carolina Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.
William J. Young, Principal; J. G. B. Grimes, Steward ; Dr. R. B. Haywood, Physician ; W. F. Debnam, Super- visor Colored Department.
North Carolina Insane Asylum.
Dr. Eugene Grissom, Superintendent ; Dr. Francis F. Ful- ler, First Assistant Physician ; Dr. Sion H. Roges, Second Assistant Physician ; John W. Thompson, Steward ; Mrs. Mary A. Lawrence, Matron.
State Penitentiary.
William J. Hicks, Architect and Warden. Physician, J. W. McGee; Steward, D. C. Murray.
Banks.
Citizens' National Bank of Raleigh, W. E. Anderson, Pres. State National Bank of Raleigh, E. R. Stamps, President. The National Bank of Raleigh, E. G. Reade, President.
Railroads.
Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line Co., J. C. Winder, Sup't. Raleigh & Gaston Railroad, J. C. Winder, Sup't. Richmond & Danville Railroad, A. B. Andrews, Sup't Schools and Academies.
Centennial Graded School, Fayetteville street, Prof. E. P. Moses, Superintendent.
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Raleigh Male Academy, 120 North Bloodworth Street, Mor- son & Denson, Principals.
St. Mary's School, 784 Hillsboro street, Rev. Bennett Smedes, A. M., Principal and Rector; Miss M. E. J. Czarnomsky, lady Principal ; Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, D. D., visitor. Peace Institute, Peace street, head of North Wilmington, Rev. R. Burwell, D. D., Principal ; John B. Burwell, A. M., Associate Principal; Mrs. John B. Burwell, lady Principal.
COLORED.
Estey Seminary, 12S East South street, under same govern- ment and officers as Shaw University.
Garfield Graded School, Swain street, H. C. Crosby, Prin- cipal.
Washington Craded School, West street, E. A. Johnson, Principal.
Oberlin Graded School, D. A. Lane, Principal.
Leonard Medical College, 750 South Wilmington street, Rev H. M. Tupper, A. M., President; James McKee, M. D., Prof. of Obstetrics ; Dr. K. P. Battle, Jr., Professor of Practice of M. dicine ; A. W. Knox, M. D., Professor of Surgery ; C. S. Pratt, Professor of Anatomy ; R. H. Lewis, Professor of Ophthalmology.
Shaw University, 118 e South street, Rev. H. M. Tupper, A: M., Principal.
St Augustine Collegiate Institute and Normal School, Oak- wood avenue, (outside limits) Kev. Dr. Sutton, Principal.
Raleigh Fire Department.
Board of Fire Commissioners .- R. S. Tucker, J. B. Neath- ery, J. C. Brewster, P. Cowper, M. H. Brown.
Department Officers .- T. W. Blake, chief engineer ; T. L. Love, assistant chief engineer ; H. H. Roberts, secretary.
Company Officers-Rescue Steam Co., W. R. Dick, fore- man ; Alex Kreth, secretary.
Phoenix Chemical Co., Geo. H. Willison, foreman ; A. H. Haynes, secretary.
Hook and Ladder Co., W. H. Ellis, foreman.
Victor Co., N. S. Taylor, foreman ; Sion H. Lane, secre- tary.
Bucket and Ladder Co., Geo. Brewer, foreman.
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APPENDIX.
Secret and Benevolent Societies.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Raleigh Council No. 1118.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Oak City Lodge No. 419, meets every Wednesday night. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Center Lodge No. 3, meets every Thursday night. MASONIC.
Hiram Lodge No. 40, meets third Monday in every month. William G. Hill Lodge No. 219, meets second and fourth Mondays in each month.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
Raleigh Chapter No. 10, regular convocation Tuesday fol- lowing third Monday in each month.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Enoch Council No. 5, regular convocation first Monday evening in each month.
GRAND LODGE, CHAPTER AND COUNCIL.
Grand Lodge of F. and A. M. meets in Raleigh second Tueday in January, annually.
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons meets annually in different parts of the State, on Tuesday next preceding first Monday in June.
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters meets at the same place as the Grand Council, during same week.
ODD FELLOWS.
Seaton Gales Lodge, No. 64, meets Tuesday night of each week.
Manteo Lodge, No 8, meets Tuesday night of each week.
McKee Encampment meets second and fourth Friday nights of each month.
RORAL ARCANUM.
Raleigh Council, No. 551.
COLORED.
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G. U. O. B. AND S. OF L. AND C.
St. Augustine Tabernacle, No. 28, meets every Monday night.
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APPENDIX.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD SAMARITANS.
Jerusalem, No. 6, meets every Monday night.
Lone Star, No. 7, meets first and third Wednesday in each month.
Golden Key, No. 15, meets every Friday night.
Mt. Gerizim, No. 16, meets every Thursday night.
Ennuch, No. 38, meets second and fourth Wednesday night each month.
Star of Bethlehem, No. 40, meets every Monday night. Queen of Honor, No. 89, meets every Thursday night.
MASONS.
Widows' Sons Lodge, No. 4, meets first and third Monday night in every month.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 21, meets second and fourth Monday night in each month.
ODD FELLOWS.
Grand United O. O. F. Virtu Lodge, No. 1616, meets third and fourth Tuesday in every month.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Eastern Star, Ruth Chapel, No. 2, meets fourth Tuesday in every month at Masonic Hall.
State Agricultural Society.
Annual exhibition and meeting of Society in October at Raleigh. President, William G. Upchurch, Raleigh ; Secretary and Treasurer, John Nichols, Raleigh.
Raleigh Typographical Union.
Meets first Wednesday evening in each month, at Fireman's Hall. President, W. H. Ferrell ; Recording and Finan- cial Secretary, Louis O. Lougee ; Corresponding Secretary, Thomas O. Faucette.
State Board of Pharmacy.
William H. Green, Wilmington, President; William Simp- son, Raleigh, Secretary.
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Society.
H. R. Horne, President, Fayetteville. A. S. Lee, Treasurer, Raleigh; James C. Munds, Secretary, Statesville.
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APPENDIX.
Raleigh Academy of Medicine.
President, Dr. R. B. Haywood ; Secretary, Dr. W. I. Roys- ter; Treasurer, Dr. P. E. Hines. Meets the first Wednes- day evening of every month.
Wake County Board of Health.
Dr. R. B. Haywood, President ; M. W. Page, Secretary ; Dr. James McKee, County Superintendent of Health.
North Carolina Medical Society.
President, Dr. Joseph Graham, Charlotte ; Secretary, Dr Julian M. Baker, Tarboro. The Society will meet in New Berne, Wednesday, May 19th. Board of Medical Examiners : Dr. Wm. R. Wood, President; Dr. W. H. J Bellamy, Secretary ; Dr. Willis Alston, Dr. Francis W. Duffy, Dr. Augustus W. Knox, Dr. Pat. L. Murphy, Dr. James A. Reagan, President, Vice-Presidents, etc. The Board will meet in New Berne on Tuesday, May 18th, 1886.
WILLIAM THAIN,
Watchmaker Que Jeweler,
6 West Martin Street, Sign of Big Watch, RALEIGH, N. C.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, &c., For sale at the lowest prices for good goods, and repaired in a work- manlike manner.
IF YOU WANT YOUR WORK WELL DONE, BRING IT TO ME. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Waltham Watches a Specialty at Factory Prices.
EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO., PRINTERS, BINDERS,
AND Blank Book Manufacturers, RALEIGH, N. C.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. W. SWIFT, Artist AND Photographer,
119 Fayetteville Street, RALEIGH, N. C.
CHARI ES A. GOODWIN. GEORGE B. HISS. GOODWIN & HISS, PROPRIETORS
Raleigh Marble Works. 417 and 419 Fayetteville Street, RALEIGH, N. C., Manufacturers of all Kinds and Styles of
MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES, In Italian or American Marble and American or Imported Granites.
CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OF CURBING, POSTS, SILLS, STEPS, &c.
Estimates Made and Drawings Furnished Free.
MATTRESS MANUFACTORY, RALEIGH, N. C. JOHN T. MORRISS, DEALER IN
AND) MANUFACTURER OF
FURNITURE All Kinds of Mattresses,
Wholsale and Retail.
Trade supplied. Write for price list. Old mattresses renovated and made as good as new. All kinds of Upholstery work done at short notice. Furniture repaired, cleaned and varnished in best manner. Furniture packed in the best manner and shipped as directed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Central Hotel,
Corner Wilmington and Hargett Streets, RALEIGH, N. C.
T. C. WILLIAMS, - - Proprietor.
First-Class Accommodations at Moderate Cost.
("STOP WITH US.
P. J. DUFFIN,
No. 107 Fayetteville St.,
Merchant Tailor.
A FULL LINE OF GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND TO SELECT FROM.
All Work Guaranteed and Orders Promptly Filled.
TRIMMING, SCOURING AND REPAIRING SPECIALTIES.
LEE, JOHNSON & CO., (Successors to PESCUD, LEE & Co.),
Wholesale Retail Druggists,
DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERIES, Mineral Waters, Patent Medicines, GARDEN and GRASS SEEDS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c. Corner Fayetteville and Martin Streets, opposite P. O., RALEIGH, N. O.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
PEACE INSTITUTE RALEIGH, N. C.
The Annual Session Commences on the First Wednes- day of September, and Closes First Wednesday in June Following.
PUPILS RECEIVED AT ANY TIME AND CHARGED FROM DATE OF ENTRANCE.
The attention of parents looking for a first-class school for their daughters is called to the following advantages claimed for PEACE INSTITUTE :
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