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ASHCRAFT & OWENS, Druggists.
PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. Dr. Flint's Headache Powders --- Cure all kinds of Headache .-
248 Main and 6 West Third Streets, - 1 - WINSTON, N. C.
The Winston Book Store 1.
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE,
J. R. JUSTICE, Prop'r.
Blank Books, School Supplies, OFFICE FIXTURES, STATIONERY AND NEWS.
J. A. BURCHETTE.
R. M. BOUIS,
BURCHETTE & BOUIS, ARCHITECTS, Contractors and Builders, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. Office 1261% 4th St., west, WINSTON, N. C.
PIEDMONT BRICK WORKS.
R. H. G. BOUIS; Proprietor,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of Hand Made
Plain and Ornamental Brick.
Works three miles north-east on the R. & S. R. R. Office, 12612 Fourth Street, west, opposite Piedmont Warehouse,
WINSTON,
North Carolina.
3
EUCENE E. GRAY,
Attorney at Law,
232 1-2 MAIN STREET, WINSTON, N. C.
Special attention given to collecting claims and negotiating loans. Practices in all courts.
P. C. HUMPHREY, REAL ESTATE
and Insurance,
9 West Fourth Street, WINSTON, N. C.
Carriage at Door to Show Property.
DR. HAMILTON V. HORTON,
Graduate of the University of Maryland. OFFICE OVER WACHOVIA NATIONAL BANK,
Corner of Main and Third Streets, WINSTON, N. C. TEETH EXTRACTED WITH GAS.
H. L. RIGEINS. L. F. GORRELL. Riggins & Gorrell, LEAF TOBACCO AND STEM BROKERS, Fine Bright and Mahogany Wrappers a Specialty. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
501 East Third Street, -
WINSTON, N. C.
MITTURNER'STH
FIFTH ANNUAL
WINSTON AND) SALEM
CITY DIRECTORY
-:- FOR THE YEARS -:-
1891 AND 1892.
-¿ CONTAINING A : General Directory of the Citizens of Winston and Salem, N. C. with the White and Colored population Separated in different parts of the book, first the white followed by the colored; to -WHICH IS ADDED A :
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, · AND AN .2-
APPENDIX OF USEFUL INFORMATION.
Price $3.00.
E. F. TURNER & CO., PUBLISHERS, 217 ELM STREET, YONKERS, NEW YORK.
This Directory will be issued annually or as the demand requires.
SUPPORT NO OTHER FOR WE WILL ALWAYS GIVE YOU A RELIABLE AND CORRECT WORK.
WINSTON, N. C .:
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1891, by E. F. Tuner, in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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 Direc- tory Advertising as judicious and beneficial :
PAGE.
Allen S. E., Hardware .... top right pages
Allen W. B., men's furnishings, centre left pages.
Amis & Scott, real estate.
31
Arnold A. F., jeweler.
front cover
Arx Engraving Co
18
Ashcraft & Owens, druggists
?
Baity W. A. & Bro, huts, shoes, etc., left side lines.
Bitting & Hay, tob in'frs
36
Blum L. V. & E. T., printers .105
Bolton L., merchant tailor .. 37
Bouis & Adams, plumbing, stoves, ete,
right side pages
Bouis R. H. G., Piedmont Brick W'ks 3 Brendle W. R., carpenter and builder. 106
Brickenstein L. B., plumber .. 107
Brown & Brown, druggists, bottom left pages
Brown F. C., dry goods, etc. 39
Brown, Rogers & Co., hardware.
....... bottom right pages, also page 40
Brown's Warehouse
41
Buckley J. D., merchant tailor 42
Burchette & Bouis, carpenters and
builders ... .
3
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley R. R
19
Cash C. B., barber ....
Catlin & Kantner, real estate 13
Cooper W. A. & Co., marble works, right side pages
Crawford R. R. & Co., hardware ..
Cuthbert Mrs. R. W., milliner ..
15
Daily Sentinel.
101
Davis School ..
16
Dingelhoef & Bissinger, dry goods, etc 47
Douthit Mr. and Mrs. T. B., milliner
and grocer.
111
First National Bank
Fischesser & Green. 49 Fitchburg Railroad. 14
Foy C. H., furniture
50
Gast Lithograph Co., opp .. 722
Glenn & Manley, lawyers inside front cover Grand Trunk Railway of Canada Stewart George, tin and sheet iron Gray E. E., lawyer ... 6 worker. 89 Stewarts' Printing House
Gray, Johnson & Jones, insurance and real estate ...... front cover Griffith J. F., grocer 53 Hamlen, Liipfert & Co., tob. m'f'rs 51 Hine G. C., harness m'tr. 56 Hinshaw & Medearis, general mer-
chandise .. bottom left pages Hodgin Bros & Lunn, tob. m'f'rs 73
Horton H. V., dentist. 4
Hotel Quincy .. 58
Hough S. E., photographer. 32
Humphrey P. C., real estate. 4 Hunter & Jones, dentists. 117
Johnson & Barnes, shoemakers .. 118
.Johnston R. D., merchant tailor
60
Jones House. .center left pages Justice J. R., stationer 3 Kester Bros, machine shop. Whitaker W. A., tobacco manufae- King D. H., ice,and coal. turer inside front cover .. top left lines and page 63 White J. A. & Son, carriage m'l'rs ..... 94 Leak, Beall & De Vane, tob. m'frs. 6- Williams H. J. & Co., bakers aud con- fectioners 95
Loekett, Vaughn & Co., tob. m'f'rs
Ludlow J. L., civil engineer ..
90
Mast D. P., lawyer
Masten Mr. A. S., milliner. 69 Woodson J. T., grocer. 97
McArthur R. M., livery stable. 67
Meniung F. C., carriage maker
Merriam G. & C. & Co., dictionary pub- lishers 194
PAGE. Miller Bros., contractors and builders. 70 Moseley J. B., leaf tobacco .. ...
... New York Central & H. R. R ..
.back inside cover
New York & Northern R. R ... .
17
New York Ontario & Western
16
Nissen C. F. & Co , wagon makers
. front cover and page 102
Ogburn S. A., tob. m'f'r.
Patterson J. L., lawyer.
Peoples National Bank ..
Peoples Press ...
105
Piedmont Air Line Railroad. ..... 10 and 100 Planters Alliance Warchouse .. 76 Reid D. A., grocer .. Reid J. A.,grocer back cover
Reynolds II. H., tob. m'fr ..... back cover
Rierson Mrs. L. J., boarding.
70
Riggins & Gorrell, leaf tobacco. ..
Roanoke & Southern Railway. S Rome Watertown & Ogdensburg R. R. 9
Rosenbacher & Bro., dry goods, cloth- ing, etc. ... top right pages Rose s Exchange, wines and liquors ... 80 Salem Female Academy 134 Schouler D. D., dry goods, ete.
. centre right pages
Senseman W. O. & Co., stoves.
130
66
4
tobacco flues
... 120
broom m'frs ... 128
Shaffner Dr. J. F., druggist.
132
Shenandoah Valley R. R 13
Shore H. W .. grocer
132
Sheppard B. J. & Co., leaf tobacco SI Shipley J. W., harness in'f'r. 82
Shutt H. D., grocer ..
Smith Samuel II, druggist ..... back cover
Spach & Cranford, carriage makers.
$4
Spaugh D. A., grocer ..
133
Spencer J. S., leaf tobacco
86
Stanton Mrs. L. K., milliner.
87
Starr S., forist .....
Stevens R. A, furniture
Southern Tobacco Journal
140
Thompson Dr. V. O., druggist
... bottom right page also page 90
Thornton & Co., clothing, ute.
7
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Union Republican
31
Vogler A. C. & Son., furniture and un-
dertakers
137
Vogler W. T .. watchmaker and jew- eler .. ... inside front cover Wachovia National Bank
Walker Bros., tobacco manufacturers. 92
Watkins & Conrad, dentists
138
Watts E. B. & Co., grocers.
93
Whitaker J. B., stationer.
Winkler C. A., baker, ete
96
Winsor & Son, grocers
139
Young John G., merchandise broker and insurance. 98
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INTRODUCTORY.
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This our Fifth Annual Directory, is offered to the good people of Winston and Salem. It is not a perfect Directory, because such a production has never been known since Adam claimed a monopoly of the census; but it is equal to all reason- able requirements.
A Directory is a work the most prone of all to errors, from the fact that information is received from all sources, and in many cases given in a manner calculated to mislead, but we believe the present volume will be found entirely free of errors that will in any way detract from the value of the book.
Considerable difficulty has been encountered in our effort to make the work thorough and complete, yet we claim that there are but few errors. MANY NAMES ARE SPELLED IN HALF A DOZEN DIFFERENT WAYS, AND YET RETAIN THE SAME PIIONETIC SENSE. THIS FACT NECESSITATES CAREFUL SEARCH, WHICH WE TRUST WILL BE MADE IN ALL CASES OF DOUBT.
Our Book is completed, and to the public we confidently trust it, knowing that they will appreciate its merits and deal kindly with its faults, and extend thanks to all who so kindly aided us in our work.
Very Respectfully,
E. F. TURNER & CO.,
217 Elm Street, Yonkers, N. Y. PUBLISHERS.
THORNTON & CO.,
-DEALERS IN-
GløthinG,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, CAPS Gents' Furnishing Goods, Etc.,
15 west 4th Street, cor. Liberty,
WINSTON, N. C.
ROANOKE & SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
This Line, which put on a regular train service between WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., and MARTINSVILLE, VA., on April 20th, 1891, and which will be completed
THROUGH TO ROANOKE, VA.
by the close of 1891, opens up the richest unde- veloped country in the great Piedmont section. Besides traversing the
Greatest Bright Tobacco Belt World,
it has along its line large forests of hard wood timber, extensive deposits of iron ore, and several out-crops of coal, as well as the finest and most easily developed water powers. Extending, as the road will, from the cotton fields to the great coal and iron regions of south- west Virginia, it offers to the manufacturer advantages of location unsurpassed. That
THE PIEDMONT PLATEAU
is to become the section to be relied on for the produc- tion of PEACHES to supply the great markets of the east and west is admitted even by the orchardmen of the heretofore unequalled famous section of the peninsula of Delaware and Maryland.
TO THE RAISER OF FRUITS
the territory along the R. & S. road offers cheapness of land and a climate adapted to his vocation.
For information regarding trains, location of enter- prises, etc., apply to
G. W. MASLIN, SUPERINTENDENT,
WINSTON, N. C.
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H. DRAKE, JAS. L. TAYLOR.
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Close connection at Junction points with principal American Railroads.
Pullman and Wagners Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars on all Ex- press Trains.
Baggage checked and passengers ticketed through to all parts.
Avoid Transfers and Changes by purchasing Tickets by this popular Route,-to be obtained with full infor- mation as to Trains, etc .. from any of the Company's City or Station Agents.
J. HICKSON, General Manager.
L. J. SEARGEANT, Traffic Manager.
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IN CONNECTION WITH
MANHATTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
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NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND R. R.
New and attractive route to the popular resorts of West- chester and Putnam Coanties, from any station on Man hattan Elevated Railroad, <'th or 9th Ave. lines), connecting at 155th St. with trains for
High Bridge, Yonkers, Tarrytown, Croton Lake, Lake Mahopac, Carmel, Lake Gleneida, Brewster, Etc,
Beautiful Scenery, Iron Bridges, Stone Ballast, Hard Coal Burning Engines, Automatic Brakes, Miller Platforms, Baker Heaters, and all modern improvements to secure Safety and Comfort.
Connecting at BREWSTER with New York & New England R. R. for DANBURY, HAWLEYVILLE, BRISTOL, PLAINVILLE, NEW BRITIAN, HARTFORD, WILLIAMANTIC, BOSTON, Etc.
W. D. DAVIES, H. H. VREELAND, Superintendent.
Gen'l Freight Pass. Agent.
TICKET OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
NEW YORK-Arcade News Room, 71 Broadway; World Travel Co., 353 Broad- way; Windsor Hotel, 5th Ave .: 1323 Broadway; Cosmopolitan Hotel, cor. West Broadway and Chambers St .; 737 Sixth Ave., cor. 42d St .; 134 east 125th St., near Third Avenue; Baggage Depot, 243 West 53d St., near 8th Ave; 944 Broadway.
BROOKLYN-No. 4 Court Street ; 360 Fulton Street. cor. Clinton Avenue.
The New York Transfer Co. will call for and Check Baggage from Hotels and Residences.
THE OLD RELIABLE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY
RAILROAD
PASSES THROUGH
VALLEYS OF UNSUPASSED LOVELINESS,
MAGNIFIGENT SGENERY. ELG.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE -- - TO THE
Wonderful Caverns of Luray
-- AND ---
NATURAL BRIDGE.
DOUBLE DAILY -:- FAST TRAINS !
NORTH. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Elegant Pullman Palace Buffet Sleepers ON ALL TRAINS BETWEEN
NEW YORK & CHATTANOOGA.
0. HOWARD ROYER, Gen'l Passenger and Freight Agent,
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
Fitchburg Railroad,
"Noosac Tunnel Route,"
IN CONNECTION WITH
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER,
BENNINGTON & RUTLAND AND CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD,
FORMING THE DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN
New York, Montreal,
AND THE FAMOUS
GREEN MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
THROUGH DRAWING ROOM AND SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND MONTREAL, VIA. TROY, RUTLAND AND ST. ALBANS.
It is also THE SHORTEST ROUTE between Albany, Troy and Boston, and Tourists pass through the famous HOOSAC TUNNEL which is Lighted by Electricity.
J. R. WATSON, C. A. NIMMO,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Boston. Gen'l West. Pass. Agt., Troy.
G- THE GREAT FOUR TRACK NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER R. R.
Is the only Line in America with
FOUR COMPLETE TRACKS
For a Distance of over Three Hundred Miles, two of which are used exclu- sively for Passenger Trains. thereby ensuing
SAFETY, FAST TIME AND PUNCTUAL SERVICE.
THE NEW VESTIBULED LIMITED now in service between New York and Chicago, via the N. Y. Central and Lake Shore Route, is composed of Vestibuled Cars so perfect in all appointments, so replete with comforts, luxuries and novelties, that it seems almost impossible to do more in the way of car construction than has been accomplished. A library, bath room. barbershop, steam heat, and new system of ventilation are the novel features.
THE Niagara Falls ROUTE
Is over the N. Y. Central in connec- tion with the Mich- igan Central Rail- road. Fast Express Trains by the New York Central cross the celebrated Can- tilever Bridge at Ni- agara Falls, stops ten minutes at the verge of the great Cataract and speed on to Detroit and Chicago for all points West and Northwest.
Am.
HUDSON RIVER
Highlands of the Hudson.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
With magnificently appointed Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars run through from NEW YORK to BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, CLEVELAND, DETROIT, CHICAGO, CINCINNATTI and ST. LOUIS, with direct connections for all points North, West, North- west and Southwest.
All trains arrive at and depart from GRAND CENTRAL STA- TION, Fourth Ave, and Forty-second St., NEW YORK. Largest and finest Passenger station in America and the only one in the city of New York. For time tables see New York daily papers.
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New and Attractive Route to the Popular Resorts of Westchester and Putnam Counties, from any station on Manhattan Elevated Railroad (6th or 9th Ave. lines), con- necting at 155th Street with trains for
High Bridge, Yonkers, Tarrytown, Croton Lake, Lake Mahopac, Carmel, Lake Gleneida, Brewster, Etc.
Beautiful Scenery, Iron Bridges, Stone Ballast, Hard Coal Burning Engines, Automatic Brakes, Miller Platforms, Baker Heaters, and all modern improvements to secure safety and comfort.
Connecting at Brewster with New York and New England R R for Danbury, Hawleyville, Bristol, Plainville, New Britain, Hartford, WILLIMANTIC, BOSTON, Etc.
-TICKET OFFICES OF THE COMPANY -
NEW YORK:
243 W 53d St near Sth Ave., American Express & Baggage Depot-
Areade News Room, 71 Broadway. Cosmopolitan Hotel, eor. Chambers Street
World Travel Co., 120 Broadway. and West Broadway.
World Travel Co., 353 Broadway. *944 Broadway.
*737 Sixth Avenue, cor. 22d Street.
*134 East 125th St., near Third Avenne.
Windsor Hotel, Fifth Avenue.
$264 West 125th St., near Eighth Avenue. Travelers' Exchange, 30 Union Square.
$1323 Broadway. *1170 Ninth Avenue, near 72d Street.
BROOKLYN: * No. 4 Court St. *860 Fulton St., eor. Clinton Ave.
*Offices of the New York Transfer Company. Baggage called for and cheeked from hotels and residences.
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