Elizabeth City, North Carolina, City Directory, 1912-1913, Part 2

Author: Miller, Ernest H., b.1876.
Publication date: 1912
Publisher: Piedmont Directory Company.
Number of Pages: 172


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Trenton 96,815


Nyack


4,619


Ogdensburg


15,933


Olean


. 14,743


Ossining


.11,480


Cortland 11,504


Minot


UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910


Cambridge


11,327


Toledo


168,497


Canal Dover


6,621


Toronto


4,271


Canton


50,217


Troy


6,122


Chillicothe


14,508


Cincinnati .364,463


Circleville 6,744


Cleveland .560,663


Columbus


181,511


Conneaut


8,319


Coshocton


9,603


Cuyahoga Falls 4,020


Dayton 116,577


Defiance 7,327


9,076


Delphos


5,038


Dennison


4,008


East Cleveland


9,179


East Liverpool


.20,387


East Youngstown


4,972


Elyria


14,825


Findlay


14,858


Fostoria


9,597


Fremont


9,939


Galion 7,214


Gallipolis


5,560


Greenfield


4,228


Greenville


6,237


Hamilton


.35,279


Hillsboro 4,296


Jackson


5,468


Ironton


13,147


Kent


4,488


Kenton 7,185


Lakewood


15,181


Lancaster 13,093


Lima .30,508


Logan 4,850


Lorain


28,883


Madisonville 5,193


Mansfield


20,768


Marietta 12.923


Marion 18,232


Martins Ferry 9,133


Massilon


13,879


Miamisburg


4,271


Middletown


13,152


Mingo Junction 4,049 . ·


Mt Vernon


9,087


Napoleon


4,007


Nelsonville 6,082


Newark 25,404


New Philadelphia Niles


8,361


Norwalk


7,858


Norwood


16,185


Oberlin


4,365


Painesville 5,501


Piqua 13,388


4,023


Portsmouth


23,481


Ravenna


5,310


Salem


8,943


Saint Marys


5,732


Sandusky


19,989


Shelby


4,903


Sidnev


6,607


Springfield 46,921


Steubenville .22,391


Tiffin


. 11,894


OKLAHOMA


Ada 4,349


Altus


4,821


Ardmore


8,618


Bartlesville


6,181


Chickasha


Durant .10,320


5,330


El Reno


7,872


Enid


.13,799


Guthrie


.11,654


Hugo


4,582


Lawton 7,788


McAlester


12,954


Muskogee


.25,278


Oklahoma


64.205


Okmulgee


4,176


Sapulpa 8,283


Shawnee


12,474


Tulsa


18,182


Vinita


4,082


Wagoner


4,018


OREGON


Albany


4.275


Ashland


5,020


Astoria


9.599


Baker


6,742


Corvallis 4,552


Eugene 9,009


La Grande 4,843


Medford


8,840


Oregon City


4,287


Pendleton 4,460


Portland 207,214


Roseburg 4,738


Saint Johns


4,872


Salemi


14,094


The Dalles


4,880


PENNSYLVANIA


Allentown 51,913


Altoona 52,127


Ambridge


5.205


Archibald 7,194


Ashland 6,855


Ashley 5,601


Avoca


4,634


Bangor


5,369


Beaver Falls 12,191


Bellefonte 4,145


Bellevue


6,323


Urbana


7,739


Urichsville


4,751


Van Wert


7,157


Wapakoneta


5,349


Warren


11,081


Washington C H.


7,277


Wellston


6.875


Wellsville


7,769


Wilmington 4,491


Wooster


6,136


Xenia


8,706


Youngstown


. 79,066


Zanesville


28,026


Delaware


Union City


4,804


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


Pomeroy


8,542


UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910


Bloomsburg


7,413


Lewistown 8,166


Berwick


5,357


Lock Haven 7,772


Bethlehem


12,837


Luzerne


5,426


Braddock


19,357


McKeesport


42,694


Bradford


. 14,544


Jic Kees Rocks


. 14,702


Bristol


9,256


Mahonoy City 15,936


Meadville 12,780


Carbondale .17,040


Mechanicsburg


4,469


Carlisle


10,303.


Middletown


5,374


Catasauqua


5,250


Minersville


7,240


Chambersburg


11,800


Milton


7,460


Charleroi


9,615


Monessen


11,775


Chester 38,537


Monongahela


7,598


Coaldale


5,154


Mt Oliver


4,241


Coatesville


.11,084


Mt Pleasant


5,812


Columbia


11,454


Munhall


5,185


Connelsville


12,845


Nanticoke


18,877


Conshohocken


7,480


New Brighton


8,329


Coraopolis


5,252


New Castle .36,280


Corry


5,991


New Kensington 7,707


27,875


Danville


7,517


Northampton


8,729


Darby


6,305


Old Forge


11,324


Dickson City


9,331


Donora


8,174


Oliphant


8,505


Dubois


12,623


Parsons


4,338


Dunmore


17,615


Peckville


5,345


Duquesne


15,727


Duryea


7,487


Easton


.28,523


East Pittsburg


5,615


Edwardsville


8,407


Erie 66,525


Ford City


4,850


Pottsville


.20,236


Franklin 9,767


Freeland


6,197


Punxsutawney


9,058


Galeton 4,027


Renova


4,621


Gilberton


5,401


Saint Clair


6,455


Glassport


5,540


Saint Marys


6,346


Greensburg


13,012


Sayre


6,426


Greenville


5,909


Schuylkill Haven


4,747


Hanover


7,057


Scottdale


5,456


Harrisburg


. 64,186


Herrin


6,861


Shamokin


. 19,588


Homestead


18,713


Sharon


. 15,270


Huntingdon


6,861


Sharpsburg


8,153


Indiana


5,749


Shenandoah


25,774


Jeannette


8,077


South Bethlehem


. 19,973


Jersey Shore


5,381


South Fork


4,592


Johnsonburg


4,334


South Sharon


10,190


Johnstown


55,482


Steelton


14,246


Juniata


5,285


Stroudsburg


4,379


Kane


6,626


Summithill


4,209


Kingston


6,449


Sunbury


13,770


Kittanning


4,311


Swissvale


7,381


Lancaster


47,227


Tamaqua


9,462


Lansdowne 4,066


Tarentum


7,414


Lansford 8,321


Taylor 9,060


Larksville


9,288


Throop 5,133


Latrobe


8,777


Titusville


8,533


Lebanon


19,240


Towanda 4,281


Lehighton


5,316


Turtle Creek


4,995


Oil City


15,657


Phoenixville . 10,743


Pitcairn 4,975


Pittsburg . 533,905


Pittston .16,267


Plymouth 16,996


Forest City 5,749


Pottstown


. 15,599


Gettysburg 4,030


Rochester


5,903


Girardville


4,396


Scranton


129,867


Hazelton . 25,452


Sewickley


4,479


Reading


96,071


Philadelphia


1,549,008


Crafton


4,583


Norristown


Clear field 6,851


Mt Carmel


17,532


Carnegie . 10,009


Millvale


7,861


Butler .20,728


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910


Tyrone


Uniontown


. 13,344


Johnson City


8,502


Knoxville (Directory 85,000) 36,346


Memphis 131,105


Morristown 4,007


Murfreesboro


4,679


Nashville


110,364


Union City


4,389


TEXAS


Abilene


9,204


Amarillo


9,957


Austin


29,860


Beaumont


.20,640


Belton


4,164


Big Springs


4,102


Bonham


4,844


Brenham


4,718


Brownsville


10,517


Brownwood


6,967


Bryan


4,132


Cleburne


10,364


Corpus Christi


8,222


Warren


6,585


Warwick


26,629


Westerly


8,696


Woonsocket


38,125


SOUTH CAROLINA


Abbeville


4,459


Anderson


9,654


Charleston


58,833


Chester


4,754


Clifton


4,900


Clinton (P D Co Census)


3,500


Columbia


26,319


Florence


7,057


Gaffney


4,767


Georgetown


5,530


Greenville (P D Co 32,000)


15,741


Greenwood


6,614


Laurens


4,818


Newberry


5,028


Orangeburg


5,906


Piedmont


4,000


Rock Hill


7,216


Spartanburg 17,517


Sumter


8,109


Union


5,623


Yorkville (P D Co Census)


3,600


SOUTH DAKOTA


Aberdeen


10,753


Huron


5,791


Lead


8,392


Mitchell


6,515


Sioux Falls


14,094


Watertown


7,010


TENNESSEE


Bristol 7,148


Chattanooga 44,604


Clarksville 8,548


Cleveland


5,549


Columbia 5,754


Dyersburg


. . 4,149


Jackson


. 15,778


York


. 44,750


Washington


. 18,778


Waynesboro


7,199


Wilkes Barre


. 67,105


Wilkinsburg . 18,924


Williamsport


.31,860


Wilmerding


6,133


Windber 8.013


Winton


5,280


RHODE ISLAND


Bristol


8,565


Central Falls 22,754


Coventry


5,848


East Providence


15,808


Lonsdale


4,500


Manville 5,000


Newport .27,149


Pawtucket .51,622


Providence .224,326


Tiverton 4,032


Corsicana


9,749


Dallas 92,104


Del Rio 4,000


Denison


13,632


Denton


4,732


El Paso


39,279


Ennis


5,669


Fort Worth


73,312


Gainesville


7,624


Galveston


36,981


Greenville


8,850


Hillsboro


6,115


Houston Heights


6,984


Housten


. 78,800


1.aredo


14,855


Longview


. 5,155


Marshall


11,452


Mc Kinney 4,714


Orange 5,527


Palestine


10,482


Paris 11,269


Port Arthur


7,663


San Angelo


10,321


San Antonio


96,614


San Marcos


4,071


Sherman 12,412


5,151


Sweetwater


4,176


Taylor 5,314


Temple 10,993


Terrell


7,050


Texarkana


9,790


Tyler . 10,400


Waco


.26,425


Waxahachie 6,205


Weatherford


5,074


Wichita Falls


8,200


Yoakum


4,657


UTAH


Murray 4,057


Ogden 25,580


Provo 8,925


Salt Lake City 92,777


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


7,176


Sulphur Springs


UNITED STATES CENSUS, 1910


VERMONT


Barre


10,734


Bellows Falls


4,883


Bennington 6,211


Brattleboro 6,517


Burlington


.20,468


' Hartford


Montpelier


7,856


Rutland


13,546


Saint Johnsbury


6,693


Springfield


8,250


Winooski 4,520


VIRGINIA


Alexandria 15,329


Charlottsville


6,765


Clifton Forge


5,748


Covington


4,234


Danville


19,020


Fredericksburg


5,874


Hampton


5,505


Harrisonburg


4,879


Lynchburg


.29,494


Newport News


20,205


Norfolk


.67,452


Petersburg


24,127


Portsmouth 33,190


Pulaski .4,807


Radford 4,202


Richmond 127,628


Roanoke


34,874


10,604


6,081


Menomonie


5,036


Merrill


8,689


Milwaukee


.373,857


Monroe


4,410


Neenah


5,734


Oconto


5,629


Oskosh


. 33,062


Platteville


4,452


Portage


5,440


Racine 38,002


5,637


Sheboygan 26,398


South Milwaukee 6,092


Stevens Point


8,692


Stoughton 4,761


4,262


Superior . 40,384


Two Rivers 4,850


Watertown


8,829


Waukesha


8,740


Wausau


16,560


West Allis


6,645


WEST VIRGINIA


Charleston 22,996


Clarksburg


9,201


Benwood 4,976


Bluefield 11,188


Elkins


5,260


Fairmount


9,711


Grafton 7,563


Huntington


31,161


Martinsburg


10,698


Morgantown


9,150


Moundsville 8,918


Parkersburg . 17,842


Wellsburg


4,189


Wheeling


41,641


WISCONSIN


Antigo 7,196


Appleton


.16,773


Ashland


. 11,594


Baraboo


6,324


Beaver Dam


6,758


Beloit


15,125


Berlin


4,636


Chippewa Falls


8,893


De Pere 4,477


Eau Claire


18,310


Fond du Lac


18,797


Grand Rapids 6,521


Green Bay 25,236


Janesville . 13,894


Kaukauna


4,717


Kenosha .21,371


La Crosse . 30,417


Madison 25,531


Manitowoc 13,027


Marinette


14,610


Marshfield 5,783


Menasha


Suffolk


7,008


Winchester


5,864


WASHINGTON


Anacortes 4,168


Bellinghamı


24,298


Centralia


7,311


Chehalis 4,507


Ellensburg 4,209


Everette


24,814


Hoquiam


8,171


North Yakima


14,082


Olympia


6,996


Port Townsend


4,181


Puyallup


. 4,544


Seattle


.237.194


Spokane .104,402


Tacoma . 83,743


Vancouver 9,300


Walla Walla 19,364


Wenatchee


4,050


WYOMING


Cheyenne . 11,320


Laramie 8,237


Rawlings 4,256


Rock Springs 5,778


Sheridan


8,408


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


Rhinelander


Sturgeon Bay


Staunton


4,179


Miscellaneous Information Con- cerning Postage Stamps, Pos- tal Cards and Stamped Envelopes


All postage stamps issued by the United States since 1860 are good for postage.


Postage-due stamps are used by post- masters to witness the collection of postage on short-paid matter. These stamps are not good for prepayment of postage and are not sold to the public.


Internal-revenue stamps are neither good for postage nor redeemable by the Post-Office Department.


United States postage stamps are good for postage in Guam, Hawaii, Porto Rico, and Tutuila, but not in the Philip- pine Islands or in the Panama "Canal Zone." Postage stamps overprinted "Philippines" or "Canal Zone, Panama," are not good for postage or redeemable in the United States.


Postage Stamps .- The Department is- sues postage stamps of the following de- nominations: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, and 50 cent, 1, 2, and 5 dollar, and 10-cent special delivery.


Postage stamps that are mutilated, or defaced in any way, can not be accepted for postage.


Stamps cut or otherwise severed from postal cards, embossed United States stamped envelopes, or newspaper wrap- pers are not redeemable or good for postage.


Postage stamps are neither redeemable from purchasers nor exchangeable for those of other denominations or any other stamped paper.


Postage stamps should not be used for making remittances. They may be lost or may adhere in transit, and such use tends to disorganize the proper equaliza- tion of postmasters' compensation under the law. Ample registry and money-or- der facilities are provided for the safe transmission of funds by mail.


No postage-stamped paper is sold by the Department direct; it must be bought of postmasters.


Postal cards are furnished at the post- age value represented by the stamp im- pressed thereon.


Single postal cards for domestic and foreign correspondence are furnished at 1 cent and 2 cents each, and double (re- ply) postal cards at 2 and 4 cents each, respectively.


Domestic single cards are furnished in sheets of 40 each, when so desired, for printing purposes.


United States stamped envelopes .- The Department issues thirteen different sizes of stamped envelopes, the smallest 2 7-8 by 5 1-4, the largest 4 3-8 by 10 1-8 inches, in three qualities and five colors of paper, as follows: First quality, white and amber: second quality, buff and blue; third quality, manila. The denomina- tions are 1, 2, 4, and 5 cent. A diagram of sizes and schedule of prices may be consulted at any post-office.


Stamped newspaper wrappers are is- sued in 1-cent, 2-cent, and 4-cent denom- inations, and in three sizes.


Unused stamped envelopes and news- paper wrappers, when presented in a substantially whole condition, will be re- deemed by postmasters at their face value either in postage stamps, stamped envelopes, or postal cards, but stamped envelopes bearing a printed return card will be redeemed only from original purchasers.


SPECIAL DELIVERY


A special-delivery stamp, in addition to the lawful postage, secures the im- mediate delivery of any piece of mail matter at any United States post-office within the letter-carrier limits of free- delivery offices and within a 1-mile limit of any other post-office.


Special delivery can be effected only by the use of the special delivery stamp.


Hours of delivery: From 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. at all free-delivery offices, and fro:) 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. at all other offices, or until after the arrival of the last mail at night, provided that be not later than 9 p. m. Special-delivery mail must be de- livered on Sundays as well as on other days, if post-office is open on Sundays.


If special-delivery matter fails of deliv-


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


UNITED STATES POSTAL INFORMATION, ETC.


ery because there is no person at the place of address to receive it, the matter is returned to the post-office and deliv- ered in the ordinary mail.


Special-delivery matter may be for- warded, but is not entitled to special de- livery at the second office of address un- less forwarded on a general forwarding request before attempt at delivery has been made at the post-office of original address.


A special-delivery stamp does not give a piece of mail matter any other security than that given to ordinary mail matter.


Rural letter carriers are required to de- liver special-delivery mail to the resi- dences of patrons of their routes if they live within 1 mile of the routes. Special- delivery matter addressed to patrons of rural free delivery who reside more than 1 mile from the routes will be placed in the box of the addressee in the same imanner as ordinary mail.


REGISTRY SYSTEM. Valuable Matter Should Be Registered. REGISTRY FEE, 10 CENTS.


Registered mails reach every post-of- fice in the world. The system insures safe transit and correct delivery.


In case of loss, the sender or owner of a registered article prepaid at the let- ter rate of postage, mailed at, and ad- dressed to, a United States post-office, is indemnified for its value up to $50.00.


Valuable letters and parcels, and those which the sender wishes positively to know have been correctly delivered, should be registered.


The registry fee is 10 cents for each separate letter or parcel, in addition to the postage, both to be fully prepaid with postage stamps attached to the letter or parcel.


Any piece of mail matter ma" be reg- istered at any post-office or station thereof, and by any rural free-delivery carriers. In residential districts of cities, letters and packages of first-class matter that are not cumbersome on account of size, shape, or weight can be registered by letter carriers at the house door as safely as if brought to the post-office. .


In order to have a letter or parcel reg- istered it is necessary merely to have it properly prepared, addressed, and stamp- ed, and the name and address of the sender written or printed on it. It should be handed to the postmaster, clerk, or carrier, who will write out a registration receipt for the sender.


MONEY-ORDER FEES.


Fees for money orders payable in the United States (including Guam, Hawaii,


Porto Rico, and Tutuila, Samoa); also for orders payable in Canada, Cuba, Newfoundland, the United States postal agency at Shanghai (China), and the Philippine Islands:


For sums not exceeding $2.50 3 cents


Over $2.50 to $5 5 cents


Over $5 to $10. 8 cents


Over $10 to $20


. 10 cents


Over $20 to $30.


12 cents


Over $30 to $40. 15 cents


Over $40 to $50 18 cents


Over $50 to $60.


. 20 cents


Over $60 to $75. .25 cents


Over $75 to $100 .30 cents


DOMESTIC RATES OF POSTAGE.


Class 1 (sealed or unsealed), 2 cents for 1 ounce or fraction.


Class 2 (unsealed, transient), 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction.


Class 3 (unsealed), 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction.


Class 4 (unsealed), 1 cent for 1 ounce or fraction.


ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AR- TICLES IN DOMESTIC MAIL MATTER AND RATES OF POSTAGE.


Article. Class.


Advertising cards combined with post cards .3d


Advertising signs printed on other material than paper .. 4th


Albums, autograph, without writing .. 4th


Albums, autograph, with writing. 1st


Albums, photograph


4thì


Almanacs


.3d


Animals, stuffed


4th


Architectural designs, printed. .3d


Architectural designs, containing


writing (see Drawings) .1st


Artificial flowers


4th


Assessment notices, wholly in print.


.3d


Assessment notices, partly in writing .. 1st Baggage checks, metal 4th


Bees, queen


4th


Bills, wholly or partly in writing. 1st


Blank account books.


4th


Blank books, with written entries 1st


Blank cards


4tl1


Blank printed forms, with written sig- nature 1st


Blind, indented or perforated sheets of paper containing characters which can be read by the, un- sealed


3d


Blueprints


.3d


Books, printed


3d


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


Association of American Directory Publishers


HEADQUARTERS, 202 EAST 12TH STREET, NEW YORK.


ORGANIZED NOVEMBER, 1898


J. L. HILL, President R. H. DONNELLEY, 1st Vice-President W. H. LEE, 2nd Vice-President W. H. BATES, Secretary and Treas.


TRUSTEES


WM. E. MURDOCK, Boston


W. H. BATES, New York


R. H. DONNELLEY, Chicago.


W. H. LEE, New Haven


A. V. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati E. M. GOULD, St. Louis


J. L. HILL, Richmond, Va.


W. G. TORCHIANA, Phila.


R. L. POLK, Detroit


THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE AS FOLLOWS:


FIRST :- To improve the directory business by the inter- change of ideas, and by the exchange of competent employ- ees.


SECOND :- To protect the public against fraudulent advertising schemes, operated under the name of director- ies, and to drive the promoters of such out of the business.


THIRD :- To provide permanent and continuous em- ployment for honest and faithful directory canvassers.


FOURTH :- For the mutual advancement of the estab- lished and prospective interests of all who may become members of the Association.


$100 REWARD


The Association of American Directory Publishers will pay the above reward for the arrest and conviction of any one soliciting or collecting money on Fraudulent Director- ies, provided the conviction results in imprisonment of not less than 6 months. In case of arrest immediately tele- graph W. H. Bates, Secretary, 202 East 12th Street, New York.


OR


PIEDMONT DIRECTORY COMPANY, Asheville, N. C.


UNITED STATES POSTAL INFORMATION, ETC.


Botanical specimens, not susceptible of being used in propagation. th


Bulbs


4th


Calendars, printed on paper.


.3d


Calendars, printed on material other


than paper


4th


Candies


4th


Carbon copies of typewritten matter .. 1st Card games 4th


Cards, blank


4th


Cards, Christmas, Easter, etc., printed


on paper


3d


Cards, Christmas, Easter, etc., printed on material other than paper .. 4th


Cards, visiting, bearing name. 1st


Catalogues



Certificates, blank


3d


Certificates, filled out in writing.


1st


Check books, blank. 3d


Checks, blank


3d


Checks, in writing, canceled or uncan-


celed


1 st


Chestnuts


4th


Chiromos, printed on paper


.3d


Cigars


4th


Circulars, printed


3d


Clippings (see Newspaper clippings) .3d


Cloth, samples of.


4th


Coin


4th


Coin holders, card, blank ..


4th


Copy books, school, with printed lines and instructions for use .. .3d


Crayon pictures or drawings, framed


or unframed


4th


Cuts, wood and metal


4th


Cuttings of plants or trees


4th


Daguerreotypes


4th .


Designs, wholly in print on paper.


.3d


Diplomas, blank


.3₫


Diplomas, filled out in writing.


1st


Drawings (pen or pencil), without


writing, framed or unframed ... ... 4th


Drawings or plans containing written words, letters, or figures indicating size, price, dimensions, etc .. 1st


Electrotype plates 4th Engravings, when framed. 4th


Engravings and wood cuts, impres- sions from, printed on paper ... 3₫


Engravings and wood cuts on wood or metal base ... .4th


Envelopes, mailed in bulk. 4th


Flour, samples of .. 4th


Flowers, cut or artificial. 4th


Fruit, dried


4th


Geological specimens


4th


Grain, samples of.


4th


Herbs, dried


4th


Honey, in comb.


4th


Insects, dried


4th


Tags


4th


Invitations, printed or engraved, con- taining no other writing than date and name and address of person addressed and sender. .3d


Labels, written 1st


Letterpress copies of handwritten or


typewritten matter


1st


Liquids


4th


Liquors, ardent, vinous, spirituous, or malt, unmailable.


Lithographs


.3d


Magazines or newspapers, mailed by the public, 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction 2d


Manuscript or typewritten copy, with- out proof sheets. 1st


Manuscript copy, accompanied with


proof sheets


.3d


Maps, printed on cloth. 4th


Maps, printed on paper, with the nec-


essary mountings


.3d


Medals or coins.


4th


Merchandise, samples of.


4th


Metals


4th


Alinerals


4th


Music books


.3d


Newspaper clippings, with name and date of paper stamped or written in .3d


Newspapers or magazines, mailed by the public, 1 cent for eachi 4 ounces or fraction 2d


Nuts, in natural state.


4th


Paintings, framed or unframed.


4th


Paper, blank


4th


Patterns, printed or unprinted ..


4th


Photographs, mounted or unmount- ed 3đ


Plans and architectural designs, print- ed 3d


Plants for propagating purposes ..


4th


Postage stamps, canceled or uncan- celed 3d


l'ostal cards, wholly or partly in writ-


ing, remailed


1st


Post cards, printed.


3d


Posters, printed on cloth.


4th


Posters, printed on paper.


.3d


Price lists, printed, containing written figures changing individual items .. 1st Price lists, wholly in print .. . 3d


Printed matter on other material than paper 4th


Printing, samples of.


3d


Proof sheets, printed, corrected, with


or without manuscript.


.3d


Receipts, printed, with written signa-


tures


.1st


Receipts, partially printed, with writ-


ing


1st


Roots


4th


Rulers, wooden or metal.


4th


Seeds


4th


Sheet music


3d


Shorthand or stenographic notes.


1st


Soap


4th


Telegram blanks


3d


Tintypes


4th


Typewritten matter, original letter-


press and manifold copies thereof .. 1st


Valentines, printed on paper.


... 3d


Valentines, printed on other material


than paper


4th


Wall paper


4th


DIRECTORY ADVERTISING ALWAYS PAYS


The Elizabeth City, In. C. City Directory


Vol. II.


1912-1913


Vol. II.


THE PIEDMONT SERIES


ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS WORK


adv-advertisement.


agt-agent. al-alley.


ct-court.


ctr-cutter.


dep-deputy.


dept-department.


dir-dealer.


mngr-manager.


msgr-messenger.


mstr-master.


Sou-Southern.


bkkpr-bookkeeper. Bidg-building. bidr-builder.


emp-employment. electro-electrician. engor-engineer. ext-extension.


figmn-flagman.


opp-opposite.


opr-operator.


stengr-stenogra- pher.


brkmn-brakeman.


cabtmkr-cabinet- maker.


gen'i-general. h-house.


passgr-passenger.


photog-photog- rapher. pl-place.


tchr-teacher. tel opr-telegraph operator. trav-traveling.


cik-clerk. co-county.


Inspr-inspector. la-lane.


lab-laborer.


laund-laundry.


lyr-layer.


condr-conductor.


mchst-machinist.


(r)-rear.


wid-widow.


contr-contractor.


mkr-maker.


mkt-market.


rd-road.


wks-works.


ATThe classification by business will be found after the alphabetical arrangement of names. For full indices to the contents of the work, see index. Names marked · are those of colored persons except where a * is used to denote a certain occupation or special business beading.


ELIZABETH CITY N C [1912-13] CITY DIRECTORY 105


A


*Adams Alex (Henrietta), mill wkr, h 312 Stark Abbott R C (Ora), bkkpr W C Glover, h 539 Riverside av Adams Jas F (Margaret), engnr, h 122 e Cypress


*Adams Jordan (Sallie), lab, h 309 Stark


*Adams Louis (Emma), lab, h 410 n Harney ADVANCE THE (weekly newspaper), 17 s Water, Herbert Peele, editor and publisher (see inside back cover)


*Akerson Jesse (Rose), farmer, h Factory av extd Albemarle High School, Harney


Albemarle Iron Wrks, 512 Riverside av, T B Hayman, propr Albemarle Park, Riverside av, s of City


It will be worth while for you to visit


WORTH'S ART & STATIONERY STORE A COMPLETE LINE OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS


ART GOODS


cot byr- cotton buy- er.


mldr-moulder. mlor-milliner.


mnfg-manufactur- ing.


Ry-railway. 8-south. sec-secretary. ship-shipping. sismn-salesman.


appr-apprentice. asso-association. asst-assistant.


atty-attorney.


av-avenue.


e-east.


smstrs-seamstress.


solr-solicitor.


biksmith-black- smith.


fr-floor.


frt-freight.


paperhngr-paper- hanger.


supt-superintend- ent.


carp-carpenter.


cht-chief.


int rev-internal revenue.


ins-insurance.


pistr-plasterer. plmbr-plumber. P O-post office. pres-president. prin-principal. propr-proprietor.


treas-treasurer. uphr-upholsterer.


colir-collector.


comr-commissioner. com mer- commis- sion merchant.


v-pres-vice-presl- dent. w-west. whol-wholesale.


confr-confectioner.


mdse-merchandise.


R M S-railroad mail service.


wkr-worker.


cor-corner.


ftr-fitter.


n-north. nr-near. off-office.


вр-враее. spl-special. sq-square.


bds-boards.


manfr-manufac- turer.


rms-room6. R R-Rallroad.


3*


KRAMER BROS. & COMPANY


Lumber, Millwork, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Screens, Etc.


No. 116-136 N. Martin St.


Elizabeth City, N. C.


106 ELIZABETH CITY N C [1912-13] CITY DIRECTORY


ALBEMARLE PHARMACY, 2 e Main cor Road-phone 152, F G Jacocks propr (see top lines)


ALBEMARLE STEAM LAUNDRY, cor e Matthews and McMor- ine, L E Skinner propr -- phone 125 (see bottom lines)


Albert R C (Ora), clk, h 539 Riverside av


Albertson Elias, kpr County Jail, 109 Pool


Albertson Jno ( May), mill wkr, h 526 Chestnut


Albertson Katharine Miss, tchr High School, h 209 w Church


Albertson Lessie C Miss, clk Albemarle Steam Lndry, h 6 Cedar


Albertson Lonnie A (Lou), driver, h 214 Broad


Albertson Lula, wid Jas M, h 233 w Fearing


Albertson Marcie P Miss, h 209 w Church


Albertson Rebecca Miss, h 209 w Church




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