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Craven, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
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DIRECTORY.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Judge-A. A. McKoy.
Solicitor-Swift Gallaway.
Nash, Monday before first in March and second Monday before first Monday in September.
Wilson, first Monday in March and September. Pitt, third Monday in March and September.
Green, fourth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Jones, fifth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Onslaw, sixth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Lenoir, seventh Monday after first Monday in March and September and second Monday in September.
Carteret, eighth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Wayne, ninth Monday after first Monday in March and September and fifth Monday before the first Monday in March.
Duplin, eleventh Monday after first Monday in March and September and second Monday before first Monday in March.
Sampson, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March and September
New Hanover, thirteenth Monday after first Mon- day in March and September.
Pender, fifteenth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Judge-J. C. McRae.
Solicitor-J. D. McIver.
Moore, first Monday in February and August.
Harnett, third Monday in February and August.
Bladen, first Monday after third Monday in Febru- ary and August.
Columbus, third Monday after third Monday in February and August.
Brunswick, fifth Monday after third Monday in February and August.
Johnston, sixth Monday after third Monday in February and August.
Robeson, eighth Monday after third Monday in February and August and last Monday in January.
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Anson, tenth Monday after third Monday in Feb- ruary and August.
Richmond, twelfth Monday after third Monday in February and August. .
Cumberland, fourteenth Monday after third Mon -- day of February and August and Monday before the. last Monday in January.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Judge-John A. Gilmer.
Solicitor-F. N. S. Strudwick.
Alamance, second Monday before first Monday of March and September.
Randolph, Monday before first Monday in March, and September.
Guilford, first Monday in March and September.
Chatham, second Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Orange, fourth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Granville, sixth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Franklin, eighth Monday after first Monday in. March and September.
Person, tenth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Caswell, eleventh Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Rockingham, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March and September.
Vance, Monday after the Rockingham fall and spring terms.
Durham, first Monday in February and August.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Judge-Wm. M. Shipp.
Solicitor-Frank I. Osborne.
Mecklenburg, last Monday in February and August. Cabarrus, third Monday in March and September. Stanly, fourth Monday in March and September.
Montgomery, first Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Union, second Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Lincoln, fourth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September. .
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DIRECTORY.
Gaston, fifth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Cleveland, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Rutherford, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Polk, eleventh Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Judge-J. F. Graves.
Solicitor- Joseph Dobson.
Davie, first Monday in March and September. Yadkin, second Monday in March and September. Davidson, third Monday in March and September.
Wilkes, first Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Alleghany, third Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Surry, fourth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Stokes, sixth Monday after fourth Monday in March, and fifth Monday aftey fourth Monday in March and September.
Forsyth, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Rowan, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Judge-A. C. Avery.
Solicitor-Joseph Adams.
Catawba, last Monday in August and February.
Burke, second Monday in March and September.
McDowell, fourth Monday in March and September. Yancey, second Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Mitchell, fourth Monday after fourth Monday. in March and September.
Watauga, sixth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Ashe, seventh Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Caldwell, ninth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September,
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DIRECTORY.
Alexander, tenth Monday after fourth Monday in March and September.
Iredell, second Monday before last Monday in Au -- gust and February.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Judge-J. C. L. Gudger.
Solicitor-G. S. Ferguson.
Madison, first Monday in March and August.
Henderson, third Monday in March and August.
Transylvania, fourth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Haywood, fifth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Jackson, sixth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Macon, seventh Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Clay, eighth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Cherokee, ninth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Graham, eleventh Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Swain, twelfth Monday after first Monday in March and August.
Buncombe, thirteenth Monday after first Monday in March, and third Monday in November.
County Seats of North Carolina and Population.
NOTE-First town, second county, third population of town. For total of town and county, see " Con- gressional Districts.
Albemare, Stanley. 300
Ash boro, Randolph ..
400
Asheville. Buncombe
2,000
Bakersville, Mitchell.
400
Beaufort, Carteret. 2,500
Boone, Watauga.
300
Brevard, Transylvania
300
Burnsville, Yancey
Camden, Camden 100
200
Carthage, Moore.
650
Charlotte, Mecklenburg
8,000
Charleston, Swain 150
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DIRECTORY.
Clinton, Sampson
800
Columbia, Tyrrel.
380
Columbus, Polk.
280
Concord, Cabarrus.
1,200
Currituck, Currituck
220
Dallas, Gaston.
500
Danburg, Stokes
280
Dobson, Surrey
250
Edenton, Chowan
1,500
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank
2,000
Elizabethtown, Bladen 600
Fayetteville, Cumberland
5,000
Franklin, Macon
750
Gap Civil, Alleghany
300
Gatesville, Gates.
600
Goldsboro, Wayne
3,000
Graham, Alamance
550
Greenville, Pitt ..
1,200
Greensboro, Guilford
5,000
Halifax, Halifax.
500
Hayesville, Clay
325
Henderson ville, Henderson
850
Hertford, Perquimans
800
Hillsboro, Orange.
.900
Jackson, Northampton. 390
Jacksonville, Onslow
140
Jefferson, Ashe.
280
Kenansville, Duplin
300
Kingston, Lenoir
1,300
Lenoir, Caldwell.
550
Lexington, Davidson.
1,000
Lillington, Harnett
200
Lincolnton, Lincoln
1,500
Louisburg. Franklin.
950
Lumberton, Robeson
750
Mantoe, Dare.
100
Marion, McDowell
400
Marshall, Madison
300
Mocksville, Davie 400
Monroe, Union .. 1,000
Morganton, Burke.
750
Murphey, Cherokee
500
Nashville, Nash
250
Newberne, Craven
6 443
Newton, Catawba 850
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DIRECTORY.
Oxford, Granville. 100
Pittsboro, Chatham 500
Plymouth. Washington 1,400
Raliegh, Wake. 14,110
Robbinsville, Graham.
180
Rockingham, Richmond
800
Roxboro, Person.
450
Rutherfordton, Rutherford
500
Salisbury, Rowan
1,500
Shelby, Cleveland.
850
Smithfield, Johnston
600
Smithville, Brunswick
400
Snow Hill, Greene.
400
South Washington, Pender
100
Statesville, Iredell.
1,500
Swan Quarter, Hyde.
150
Tarboro, Edgecombe.
2,000
Taylorsville, Alexander
300
Troy, Montgomery.
140
Vandemere, Pamlico
100
Wadesboro, Anson
1,000
Warrenton, Warren
1,200
Washington, Beaufort. 2,600
Wanesville, Haywood.
350
Webster, Jackson .
550
Wentworth, Rockingham
500
Whiteville, Columbus
300
Williamston, Martin.
600
Wilkesboro, Wilkes.
280
Wilmington, New Hanover
17,361
Wilson, Wilson
2,000
Windsor, Bertie. 1,000
Winston, Forsyth. 2,000
Yadkinsville, Yadkin 175
Yanceyville, Caswell.
500
STATE INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
University of North Carolina, Chapell Hill, Orange county. Hon. Kemp P. Battle, prest .; C. D. Grandy, sec.
North Carolina Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, Raleigh. - - Young, prin .; E. Hall, stew- ard ; Dr. R. B. Haywood, physician ; L. E. Heantt, treas. .
Trenton, Jones.
250
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Western North Carolina Insane Asylum, Morgan- ton. Dr. L. P. Murphy, supt .; Dr. W. D. Hilliard, asst .; W. J. Yates, Mecklenburg : John L. Henderson, Rowan ; Dr. F. P. Fuller, Raleigh ; S. M. Finger, Ca- tawba ; J. W. Wilson, I. I. Davis and E. A. Perkins, Burke ; J. P. Sawyer, Asheville.
State Penitentiary. W. J. Hicks, architect ; W. H. Hunter, warden; D. C. Murray, steward ; Dr. Wm. Little, physician.
State Board of Education-Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Su- perintendent of Public Instruction and Attorney- General.
State Medical Association meets at places previ- ously fixed. Dr. A. B. Pierce, prest., Halifax ; D. L. Julian Picot, sec., Littleton.
State Board of Examiners, (authorized by law) meets day before State Medical Society. Drs. E. P. Hines, prest., Raleigh ; T. D. Haigh, Fayetteville; G. E. Kirby, Goldsboro ; Thomas F. Wood, Wilming- ton; Joseph Graham, Charlotte, and R. H. Lewis, Raleigh ; H. T. Bahnson, sec. and treas., Salem.
North Carolina State Dental Association meets annually at times and places previously appointed. W. H. Hoffman, prest., Gastonia (also sec. Southern Dental Association); T. M. Hunter, sec., Fayetteville.
North Carolina Board of Pharmacy (appointed by governor), William H. Green, prest., Wilmington ; W. Simpson, sec .; E. M. Nadal, John Tull, E. H. Meadows.
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association meets at points and times previously fixed. W. H. Green, prest .; James C. Munds, sec., Wilmington ; L. R. Wriston, local sec., Charlotte.
Bar Association of North Carolina, located at Ashe- ville ; Col. Davidson, prest.
RAILROADS
Centreing at Greensboro, Stations, Distances, etc.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
A. S. Buford, prest .; A. L. Rives, gen. mgr .; M. Slaughter, gen. pass. agt .; Sol. Haas, traffic mgr .; W. H, Green, supt. R. & D. Division, Richmond, Va .; A.
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B. Andrews, supt. N. C. Division, Raleigh ; I. Y. Sage, supt. Air-Line Division, Atlanta.
SOUTH. Greensboro to- MILES.
MILES.
Salem Junction. 3
Duncan's
182
Jamestown 10
Greer's
187
Taylor's
192
Thomasville
22
Greenville, connects with Greenville &
Columbia R. R. 200
Saluda
207
Easley
212
Liberty
219
Central
226
Seneca 239
Westminster
249
Harbins
254
Fort Madison
258
Tugalo
262
Charlotte, connects
with Charlotte, Co-
lumbia & Augusta,
Carolina Central,
and Atlantic, Ten- nessee & Ohio R. R's 93
Steel Creek. 98
Garibaldi
104
Lowell
109
Gastonia
114
All Healing Springs .. 120
Kings Mountain. 126
Whittaker.
130
Blacks
139
Gaffney .
148
Thicketty
154
Cowpens
158
Spartanburg, connects
with Spartanburg,
Union & Columbia,
and Asheville & Co-
lumbia R. R's
168
Fair Forest
173
Wellford
178
Gainesville, connects
with Gainesville,
Jefferson & South-
ern R. R.
307
Odell's
3.13
Flowery Branch
316.
Buford .
321
Suwannee, connects
Mount Airy.
280
Rabun Gap Junction, connects with North Eastern R. R. of Ga .282
Bellton .
.. 294
Lula, connects with
North Eastern R. R.
of Ga. This road uses
same track between
Lula and RabunGap
Junction
....
. . 295
White Sulphur Spr's. 300
High Point 15
Lexington
33
Linwood.
39
Holtsburg.
42
Salisbury, connects with Western North Carolina R. R 49
China Grove.
59
Concord.
72
Harrisburg
79
Newells .
84
Air-Line Junction.
91
Toccoa, connects with Elberton Air - Line R. R. 267
Ayresville
274
DIRECTORY.
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with Lawrenceville
Roswell Junction, con-
Branch
329
nects with Roswell
Duluth
335
Branch
.347
Norcross
341
Goodwin's
349
Doraville
345
Atlanta
.360
NORTH.
Greensboro to-
Morehead
8
Drake's Branch
.108
Brown's Summit
12
Keysville.
116
Benaja
15
Meherrin
124
Reidsville
24
Green Bay.
128
Ruffin
33
Pelham
40
D. & N. R. Junction ..
43
Danville
48
Jennings Ordinary .. . 139
Jetersville
146;
Amelia Court House. . 153
Chula.
159
Ringgold
54
Mattoax .
162
Powhattan
167
Hallsboro.
172
Coalfield
176
Bonair
181
Granite
185
Rockfield .
186
Wolf Trap
85
Belle Isle, connects
with Richmond
&
Clover ..
95
Potomac R. R.
187
Staunton River
98
Manchester
188
Randolph
99
Richmond
189·
Mossing Ford.
103
GOLDSBORO BRANCH. (Same Management). Greensboro to-
McLean's 8
Company's Shops
21
Graham
23
Haw River.
26
Hillsboro.
41
University, Chapel
Hill Branch
46
Durham .
55
Auburn
90
Brassfield
61
Clayton
96.
Burkeville, connects with Norfolk & West- ern R. R. 136
North Danville, con-
nects with Virginia
Midland R. R.
49
Sutherlin's, connects with Milton & Suth- erlin R. R 59
Barksdale's
62
New's Ferry
72
Boston
80
Scottsburg 88
Morrisville .
69 ,
Carey, connects with
Raleigh & Augusta
Air Line R. R. ....
73
Raleigh, conn'cts with
Raleigh & Gaston
R. R
81
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DIRECTORY.
Wilson's Mills 104
Goldsboro, connects
Selma 109 with Wilmington &
Princeton
118 Weldon and Mid-
Rose
121
land N. C. R. R's.
SALEM BRANCH. (Richmond & Danville Railroad). Greensboro to-
Salem Junction .
3
Kernersville
17
New Garden
7
Salem and Winston ..
28
Friendship 10
CAPE FEAR & YADKIN VALLEY RAILROAD.
Julius A. Gray, prest., Greensboro ; James S. Mor- rison, supt. General offices, Fayetteville, N. C.
NORTH.
MILES.
MILES.
Fayetteville 97.6
Gulf .51.1
Manchester 83.85
Richmond 43.9
Spout Spring
77.5
Ore Hill 39.6
Rock Branch
70.1
Siler.
Staley 35.0
Swann's.
68.6
Jonesboro. .
. 63.5
Liberty
23.2
Julian
16.10
Pl't Garden
80
Greensboro Junction 0.2
Egypt.
.54.1
Greensboro
SOUTH.
Fayetteville. 35.5
Rockfish. 24 5
McNatt's.
17.3
Lumber Bridge
10.5
Shandon 8.0
Red Springs.
.
3.4
Shoe Heel, connects
with Carolina Cen-
tral.
27.6
Sanford, connects
with Raliegh
&
Augusta Railroad 60.5
GREENSBORO.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court-J. N. Nelson.
Sheriff-J. H. Gilmer.
Register Deeds-Will U. Steiner.
Surveyor-Jno W. Stewart.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor-R. R. King, salary $100 and fees. Treasurer-W. B. Bogart, salary $100.
Commissioners:
North Ward-H. H. Tate, W. B. Bogart, G. W. Al- ley.
South Ward-L. M. Scott, W. E. Bevil, Will Ser -- geant. H. H. Tate, clerk of board.
Police.
Chief-R. M. Rees, salary $200 and commissions .. W. J. Weatherby, M. A. Short.
Street Overseer.
Richard Smith.
Public Schools.
White Graded School-Prof. W. C. Daub, prin.
Colored Graded School-Prof. R. M. McKinzie (c), prin.
Fire Department.
C. F. Thomas, Chief Greensboro Fire (chemical engine) Department.
Elections-City officers first Monday in May, an- nually.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Central Point-Junction of North and South Elm and East and West Market sts, running as indicated, evenly dividing the city.
Ash st, second w of N. and S. Elm, beginning at Gaston and running to s limits.
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Bell Meade Avenue, second n W. Market, from in- tersection of Clay and Greene sts to Edgeworth st
Bragg st, second s corporate limits, crossing S. Elm running east and west.
Cedar st, fourth w of S. and N. Elm, from Salisbury road to n limits.
Church at, beginning at intersection of Clay and N. Elm, intersecting the ends of Davie and Church sts, thence north to Danville road.
Clay st, second n W. Market, from N. Elm to inter- section Greene st and Bell Meade ave
College st, fifth w N. Elm, from W. Market to Del- phina st.
Cornell st, fourth s E. Market, from intersection of Fayetteville and Ashboro sts to e limits.
Danville road, begins n end Church st.
Davie st, first e of S. and N. Elm, from Fayetteville to Church sts.
Edgeworth, third w of N. and S. Elm, from W. Washington to Martinsville road, n limits.
ELM (North), from intersection of E. and W. Mar- ket and South Elm north to limits.
ELM (South), from intersection of E. and W. Market and N. Elm s to limits.
Factory st, third s E. Market from R. & D. R. R. to e limits.
Fayetteville st, fourth s E. Market from S. Elm to intersection Cornell and Ashboro sts.
Forbes st, second e of N. and S. Elm, from Wash- ington to Lindsay sts. .
Gaston st, first n E. and W. Market from Forbes to Cedar st.
Gilmer st, fourth e of N. and S. Elm, bet Washing- ton and Lindsay.
Greene st, beginning at Sycamore, one square w of S. Elm, running to intersection Belle Meade ave and Clay st, thence nw to Martinsville road.
'Lee (east) st, fifth s E. Market, from intersection of Lee and Ashboro to e limits.
Lee st, first s corporate limsts from intersection Mebane road and Ash st to Ashboro st.
Lindsay st, beginning at Church st, next Presby- terian church, intersecting end Forbes st e to limits.
MARKET (east), from intersection of N. and S. Elm · and W. Market e to limits.
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DIRECTORY.
MARKET (west), from intersection N. and S. Elm and E. Market w to limits.
Martinsville road begins n end Greene st.
Mebane road, first s of corporate limits, intersect- ing Ash, E. Elm and Fayetteville sts.
Mebane st, second ne Market, bet Davie and Forbes sts
Mendenhall st, sixth w of N. and S. Elm, running north and south.
Moore alley, second s corporate limits, from Bragg st west.
New st, second sw Market, from S. Elm to Ash st. Oak st, sixth s E. Market, from Ashboro to e limits.
Paisley alley, bet Ashe and Edgeworth sts, from W. Market to Gaston st.
Percy st, third e of N. Elm, bet E. Market and Lind- say sts.
Salisbury road, continuation W. Washington st.
Sycamore st, first s E. and W. Market, from Spring to Forbes.
Walker ave, third s W. Market, from w limits to Ash st.
Washington st, second s E. Market, from Davie to e limits.
Washington st (west), second s W. Market, from Salisbury road to Ash st.
WARDS.
North Ward-All that portion north of E. and W. Market sts.
South Ward-All that portion of the city south of E. and W. Market sts.
Fire Wards.
No. 1-N. Elm, W. Market, north and west limits.
No. 2-N. Elm, E. Market, north and east limits.
No. 3-E. Market, S. Elm, east and south limits.
No. 4-W. Market, S. Elm, west and south limits.
LICENSES AND TAXES. Ad valorum & of 1 per cent.
Barber Shops-$3 for first chair and $1.50 for each additional chair.
Hotels-On all hotels exceeding 30 rooms $40; on all hotels under 30 and exceeding 15 rooms $30; on
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all hotels containing 15 rooms or less $20. This tax shall embrace only such houses as have porters at the depots or run omnibuses.
Railroad Eating Houses-$10.
Boarding Houses, etc-Boarding houses with 5 or more rooms $10; boarding houses with less than 5 rooms, Restaurants, Snack Houses, or Stands, each $5.
Telegraph Office-Each $30.
Daguerian Artists-Resident daguerian artists and persons taking likenesses of the human face $5.
Itinerant Professions-On every itinerant Dentist, Optician, Phrenologist, Portrait Painter, Photograph or Daguerian Artist or Chiropodist, $5 for a week or less time; on every itinerant Medical Practitioner, for each week or less time, $10.
Land Agent-On every Land Agent or Broker $5. Banks-Each Broker or Banking Office $25.
Butchers-Butchers who have no market stall $5.
Patent Rights-Dealers in Patent Rights $10.
Lightning Rods and Stoves-Itinerant dealers in Lightning Rods or Stoves $10.
Sewing Machines-Sewing Machine Companies or Agencies $40. Private dealers in Sewing Machines $5.
Prize Goods-Itinerant Dealers in Prize Goods $30. Ice Dealers-$5.
Auctioneers-$5.
Insurance Companies-Each Fire or Life Insur- ance Company or Agent $10.
Commission Merchants-Every Commission Mer- chant, Commercial or Merchandise Broker $5.
Fertilizers-Every dealer in Fertilizers on commis- sion $5.
Printing Office-Each Printing Office $5 ..
Resident Professions-Each resident practicing Physician, Dentist or Surgeon, Optician, Lawyer, Civil Engineer, Aurist, Oculist, Chiropodist, or any person engaged in the sale of any specific, or making prescription for disease, $5.
General Dealers-Each Merchant, Grocer, Confec- tioner, Druggist or other trader $5. Also 10 cents on every $100 worth of goods, wares, merchandise, pur- chased for resale, payable annually. A failure to make returns promptly to the Collector shall subject the party to a fine of $20 for each and every offense, This tax embraces every person buying any produce
HEADQUARTERS For Wines, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
Sacramental Wines a Specialty. McAdoo House, Greensboro, N. C.
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or mercantile commodity other than for his own family.
Bowling Alleys and Gift Enterprises-All Gift En- terprises and Bowling Alleys $50.
Distillery-Every Distillery of fruit or grain $75.
Livery Stables-Each Livery Stable $10. Any per- son whose business it is to keep for hire horses or mules shall be deemed a livery stable keeper.
Horse Dealers-Horse dealers shall pay one per cent on gross sales.
Lawyers-Each practicing Lawyer, or firm having an office or residing in the city, $5.
Hucksters-Every non-resident huckster or trader or the agent of such, who buys marketable articles for sale in other markets, $50.
Billiards-Bagatelle-Each Bagatelle or Billiard Table $25.
Junk Shops-Each Junk Shop or dealer in metals, cordage, etc., $10.
Factory-Mill-Every Mill, Manufactory, Machine Shop, or Foundry, employing steam, $5.
Railroads-Every Railroad Company having a de- pot or office in the city, $50. All Railroad Agencies, selling tickets, or soliciting travel, each $5.
Penalty-Every person carrying on any business within the city, without having first paid the license tax, shall be fined $20.
Per Cent-Auctioneers, Commercial Brokers, and Commission Merchants, in addition to their license tax, shall pay one-tenth of one per cent. on gross sale.
Real Estate -- On each $100 valuation of Real Es- tate seventy-five cents.
Personal Property-On all personal property, taxed at this time by the State, within the corporate limits of the City, included under the name of personal property, money, credit, bonds, stocks, etc., on each $100 value 75c.
Poll Tax-On every poll $2.25.
Dogs-On each dog $1. On each bitch running at large $10.
Goats-On each goat running at large $2.
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DIRECTORY.
Circus-Menagerie-Shows-Each Circus Compa- ny, or Menagerie, for each day's exhibition in the corporation, $20.
Side Shows, at each tent where an admission fee is charged, $5.
Each person or Company, of Stage Players, Sleight of Hand Performers, Ethiopian Serenaders, Instru- mental or Vocal Concert Company, Rope Walker, or Exhibition of Artificial or Natural Curiosity, for one day $5 ; each additional day $3.
Ring Tricks-Ring tricks and other gambling con- cerns, or games of chance, prohibited under penalty of a fine not to exceed $50, or imprisonment not ex- ceeding thirty days.
Peddlers-Upon all itenerant Merchants, or Ped- dlers, vending or offering to vend in the city, a tax of $25 a year; except such as sell Books, Charts, or Maps, whether sold by auctioneers or otherwise.
Carriage-Buggy Agents-Every agent for the sale of carriages, buggies, wagons and other vehicles, shall pay a tax of $10
Architect-Builder-On every Architect, or Con- tracting Builder, $5.
Bill Poster-On every Bill-Poster $3. And no per- son shall have the right to post bills, or collect pay therefor who has not paid the tax.
Liquor Dealers-All persons selling spirituous or vinous liquors, in quantities less than a quart, shall pay a license tax of $100.
All persons selling Malt Liquors, by wholesale or retail, shall pay a license tax of $50.
Every Wholesale Liquor Dealer $50.
Tobacco Manufactories and Warehouses- On each Cigar Manufactory, Tobacco Factory, or Tobacco Warehouse, $5.
Dancing Schools- On every Dancing School $5.
Express Company-Each Express Company $40.
Drays-Every Drayman shall pay on each Dray $5.
Fresh Fish-Every person selling fresh fish, except at a market stall shall pay a tax of $5.
Gas Company-On every Gas Company $50.
Horse Drover-On every Horse Drover and every other person who buys and sells or offers to buy and sell Horses or Mules as a business, $10.
Engine and Machinery Agents-On every agency
E.G.N EWCOMB'S Wines & Liquors Lead the State Pure Tent Wines for SACRAMENTAL PURPOSES. Mc Adoo House, - Greensboro, N. C.
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for the sale of Steam Engines or Machinery, not manufactured in the city, or person selling the same on his own account, $5.
Itenerant dealers in Steam Engines and Machinery $10.
Oil Agents-On every agency for the sale of oils $5.
Skating Rink-On every Skating Rink, for one year or less time, $5.
Shooting Gallery-On every Shooting Gallery, for one year or less, $5.
Soda Fountains-On every Soda, or Mineral Water Fountain, $3.
Stallions-Jacks-On every Stallion or Sack, stand . ing in the city, $10.
Safe Agents-On every agency for the sale of Safes, or Company selling the same, $10.
Lecturers-On each Lecture for reward and every teacher of any art or science, accompanied or fol- lowed by the delivery of any artice of value, map or . chart, for compensation, unless such lecture be given for religious or charitable purposes, $5.
Building and Loan Association-On every Building and Loan Association, or Association by whatever name or style known, having for its object or purpose - the lending of money, $10.
Dairies - On each Dairy Wagon or Vehicle $5.
GREENSBORO POSTOFFICE.
Postmaster-J. D. White.
Assistant-B. F. Parker.
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