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There are thirteen churches, two graded schools and one large Female College; also a Seminary for the education of colored teachers. The people are noted for the interest which they manifest. in education, and in schools. A graded school building has recently been erected at a cost of $12,000.
The town is lighted with electricity and gas, and water works have been constructed. An appropriation of $100,000 has been made to provide a system of sewerage and to pave the streets and sidewalks. The United States has erected a beautiful Post Office and Court building at a cost of $70,000, and the county court house is one of the finest public edifices in North Carolina. There are here two of the largest and best kept hotels in the State.
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There is one National Bank with a capital stock of $100,- 000, with a surplus of $33,000 and undivided profits of $10,000. It carries deposits which average about $300,000. There is also a Five Cents Savings Bank recently organized under the laws of the State. There are here also the Bank of Guilford and the Pied- mont Bank. There are upwards of one hundred business houses, in addition to foundries, machine shops, large tobacco factories, knitting mills, cotton mills, lumber mills, sash and blinds, spoke and handle factories, etc., all of which do an annual business of about $12,000,000. There is no better opening for wholesale and jobbing houses.
INCREASE OF POPULATION AND BUSINESS.
During the past five years Greensboro has doubled in population and its business has been increased five-fold. The advance is grad- ual and substantial. No effort has been made to stimulate growth beyond the usual exertions in legitimate business. The territory . tributary to Greensboro is such as to guarantee extensive trade and traffic, and the attractions of this city to people seeking op- portunities to enter into any kind of business, particularly man- ufacturing, are very great. The large deposits of coal and iron, with an abundance of lime in Stokes county, 40 miles away; and the forests of superb timber of all kinds within easy reach, ought to be a great inducement to capitalists seeking such investments. Here is a good location for furniture factories, foundries, machine shops, wagon factories, manufactories of agricultural implements, cotton factories, tobacco factories, fruit and vegetable canneries.
In the country surrounding Greensboro, can be bought at rea- sonable figures, farms which are susceptible of good cultivation. All kinds of grain and fruits and grasses will repay the indust- rious farmer, and a good market is at hand for any surplus. The country hereabouts is well adapted to stock raising, and the dairy is always profitable. Great quantities of poultry and eggs are shipped from this point.
There is no part of the State or of the South that affords greater opportunities to secure comfortable homes and good returns for farm labor, than that around Greensboro; and no town which promises a better future for capital and skilled labor.
HISTORICAL INTEREST.
The most notable battle fought in the Southern States during the revolutionary war, took place at Guilford Court House, March 15, 1781, four miles from where Greensboro now stands. Gen. Greene decided the fate of American Independence on this ground.
Greensboro was named in honor of Gen. Greene, and her citizens are doing a patriotic work in reviving national interest in the bat- tle which covered that great General with imperishable glory.
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GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Daniel G. Fowle, Governor, salary $3,000.
Thomas M. Holt, Lieut-Gevernor and President of the Senate, salary $8 per day during session.
W. L. Saunders, Secretary of State, salary $2,000 and fees.
D. W. Bain, Treasurer, salary $3,000.
H. M. Cowan, Chief Clerk, salary, $1,500.
G. W. Sanderlin, Auditor, salary $1,500.
S. M. Finger, Supt. Public Instruction, salary $1,500.
T. F. Davidson, Atty General, salary $2,000.
Jas. D. Glenn, Adjutant General, salary $600.
Jno. J. Robinson, Commissioner of Agriculture, salary, $2,000.
J. C. Birdsong, Librarian, salary $750.
C. M. Roberts, Keeper of Capitol, $750.
T. A. Partin, Clerk for Institutions, salary $750.
S. F. Telfair, Private Secty to Governor, $1,200 and fees.
F. B. Satterwaite, Executive Clerk, $600.
W. P. Batchelor, Clerk to Secretary State, $1,000.
J. D. Boushall, Clerk to Auditor, $1,000.
H. M. Cowan, Clerk to Treasurer, $1,500. Ernest Bain, Teller.
The Governor's Council consists of the Secretary of State, Treas- urer, Auditor and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Augustus S. Merrimon, Chief Justice, Raleigh, $2,500.
Jos. J. Davis, Associate Justice, Louisburg, $2,500.
J. E. Shepherd, Associate Justice, Washington, $2,500.
A. C. Avery, Associate Justice, Morganton, $2,500.
Walter E. Clark, Associate Justice, Hillsboro, $2,500.
T. S. Kenan, Clerk, Raleigh, $300 and fees
R. H. Bradley, Marshall, Raleigh.
Supreme Court meets in Ruleigh on the first Monday in Feb- ruary and October. 1
CRIMINAL COURT.
Criminal Court Judge .- Oliver P. Mears, Wilmington, salary, $2,500.
Criminal Court Solicitors .- B. R. Moore, Wilmington and Geo. R. Wilson, Charlotte.
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Salary fixed by Commissieners and Justices of Peace, and fees as other Solicitors.
Mecklenburg Court, Feb. 10, April 7, June 2, Aug. 11, Oct. 13, Dec. 1.
New Hanover Court, Jan. 6, Mar. 17, May 19, July 14, Sept. 15, Nov. 17.
Buncombe Court, Jan. 27, April 28, July 28, Oct. 27.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND SOLICITORS.
DISTRICT.
JUDGES.
RESIDENCE.
First,
G. H. Brown,
Washington.
Second,
Fred Phillips,
Tarboro.
Third,
H. G. Connor,
Wilson.
Fourth,
Walter Clark,
Raleigh.
Fifth,
John A. Gilmer,
Greensboro.
Sixth,
E. T. Boykin,
Clinton.
Seventh,
J. C. McRae,
Fayetteville.
Eighth,
R. F. Armfield,
Statesville.
Ninth,
J. F. Graves,
Mt. Airy.
Tenth,
John G. Bynum,
Morganton.
Eleventh,
Wm. M. Shipp,
Charlotte.
Twelfth,
J. H. Merrimon,
Asheville.
Salary of Judges, $2,500.
DISTRICT.
SOLICITORS.
RESIDENCES.
First,
J. H. Blount,
Hertford.
Second,
J. H. White,
Newbern.
Third,
D. Worthington.
Williamston.
Fourth,
T. M. Argo,
Raleigh.
Fifth,
J. R. Strayhorn,
Hillsboro.
Sixth,
O. H. Allen,
Kinston.
Seventh,
Frank McNeil,
Rockingham.
Eighth,
B. F. Long,
Statesville.
Ninth,
Thos. Settle,
Reidsville.
Tenth,
W. H. Bower,
Lenoir.
Eleventh,
Frank I. Osborne,
Charlotte.
Twelfth,
Jas. M. Moody,
Waynesville.
Salary, $20 for each court held and fees.
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SUPERIOR COURTS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Clark. Fall, Judge Connor.
Beaufort, February 17, May 26, November 24,
Currituck, March 3. September 1.
Camden, March 10 September 8.'
Pasquotank, March 17, September 15.
Perquimans, March 24, September 22.
Chowan, March 31st, September 29.
Gates, April 7, October 6. Hertford, April 14, October 13.
Washington, April 21, October 20.
Tyrrell, April 28, October 27.
Dare, May 5, November 3.
Hyde, May 12, November 10.
Pamlico, May 19, November 17.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Gilmer.
Fall, Judge Clark.
Halifax, March 3, May 12, November 10.
Northampton, January 20, March 31, September 29.
Warren, March 17, September 15.
Edgecombe, April 14, October 13.
Bertie, February 3, April 28, October 27.
Craven, February 10, May 26, November 24.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Spring, Judge Boykin. Fall, Judge Gilmer.
Pitt, January 6, March 17, June 9, September 15.
Wilson, February 3, June 2, October 27.
Vance, February 17, May 19, October 13.
Martin, March 3, September 1, December 1.
Greene, March 31, September 29.
Nash, April 28, November 17.
Franklin, January 20, April 14, November 10.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge McRae. Fall, Judge Gilmer.
Wake, January 6, February 24, March 24, April 21, September 22, October 20.
Wayne, January 20, March 10, April 14, July 21, September 8, October 13.
Harnet, February 3, August 4, November 24.
Johnston, February 10, August 11, November 10.
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FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Armfield. Fall, Judge McRae.
Durham, January 13, March 24, June 2, October 13.
Granville, January 22, April 21, July 21, November 24. Chatham, February 10, May 5, September 29.
Guilford, February 17, May 26, August 25, December 8. Alamance, March 3, May 19, October 27.
Orange, March 17, August 4, November 3.
Caswell, April 7, August 11, November 10.
Person, April 14, August 18, November 17.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Graves. Fall, Judge Armfield.
New Hanover, January 20, April 14, September 22.
Lenoir, February 3, Angust 18, November 10.
Duplin, February 10, August 4, November 24.
Sampson, February 24, April 28, October 6, December 8.
Pender, March 10, September 8.
Carteret, March 17, October 20.
Jones, March 24, October 27.
Onslow, March 31, November 3.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Bynum. Fall, Judge Graves. Anson, January 6, April 28, September 1, November 24.
Cumberland, January 20, May 5, July 21, November 10.
Columbus, January 13, March 31, July 28.
Robeson, January 27, May 19, September 29.
Richmond, February 10, June 2, September 15, December 1. Bladen, March 17, September 1.
Brunswick, April 7, September 8.
Moore, March 3, August 11, October 27.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Shipp. Fall, Judge Bynum.
Iredell, February 3, May 19, August 4, November 3.
Rowan, February 17, May 5, August 18, November 17
Davidson, March 3, September 1, December 1.
Randolph, March 17, September 15.
Montgomery, March 31, September 29.
Stanley, April 7, October 13.
Cabarrus, January 27, April 28, October 27.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Merrimon. Fall, Judge Shipp.
Rockingham, January 20, July 21, November 3.
Forsyth, February 3, May 19, October 20.
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Yadkin, February 17, September 22. Wilkes, March 3, September 8.
Alleghany, March 17, September 1. Davie, March 31, October 6.
Stokes, April 14, August 4, November 10.
Surry, April 21, August 18, November 17.
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring, Judge Brown. Fall, Judge Merrimon.
Henderson, February 10, July 14.
Burke, March 5, August 4.
Caldwell, March 17, September 1st.
Ashe, March 24, May 26, August 18. Watauga, April 7, August 25.
Mitchell, April 14, September 8.
Yancey, April 28, September 22.
McDowell, May 12, October 6.
N. C. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
SENATORS-W. M. Ransom and Z. B. Vance.
REPRESENTATIVES-1st District, Thos. G. Skinner; 2nd District, Wm. P. Cheatham, col; 3rd District, Charles W. McClammy; 4th District, Benj. H. Bunn; 5th District, John M. Brower; 6th District, Alfred Rowland; 7th District, John S. Henderson; 8th District, W. H. H. Cowles; 9th District, Hamilton G. Ewart.
GREENSBORO.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court-A. A. Holton.
Sheriff-Joseph A. Hoskins.
Register of Deeds-J. W. Causey.
Surveyor-L. E. Osborne.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor-James W. Forbis, salary $600 and fees. Treasurer-Neil Ellington, salary $100. COMMISSIONERS.
First Ward-James F. Jordan, John L. King and W. M. Houston. Second Ward-J. W. Scott, S. C. Dodson and D. E. Thomas. Third Ward-P. D. Price, Geo. S. Sergeant and C. P. Vanstory. Fourth Ward-Neil Ellington, J. W. Fry and H. L. Scott.
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POLICE.
R. M. Rees, Chief. W. J. Weatherly, M. A. Whittington, W. M. Donnell and W. A. Scott.
R. H. Smith, Street Overscer.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
White Graded School-Prof. J. L. Tomlinson, Principal. Colored Graded School-Prof. H. W. Scott, Principal.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief, C. D. Benbow. Ass't Chief, C. F. Thomas.
Elections-City officers, first Monday in May, annually.
WARDS.
First Ward-All that portion north of w Market and w of n Elm Street.
Second Ward-All that portion north of e Market and east of n Elm Street.
Third Ward-All that portion south of e Market and east of s Elm Street.
Fourth Ward-All that portion south of w Market and west of s Elm Street.
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.
EDUCATIONAL.
Bellevue Institute-Prof. L. T. Blair, Principal. End of Vance.
Graded School-J. L. Tomlinson, Principal. Lindsay nr Church.
Greensboro Female College-Rev T. M. Jones, A.M., D.D., Pres- ident.
COLORED.
Graded School-H. W. Scott, Principal, Percy Street.
Warnersville School-Warnersville.
Bennett Seminary-Charles Grandison, Principal, end of Factory. Norman Theological Institute-C. L. Davis, Principal, end of e Washington.
Kent Home-Miss C. M. Buckbie, Matron. Near Bennett Seminary. STEEL AND IRON COMPANY.
The North Corolina Steel and Iron Company, $1,000,000 capital. Chartered Februaray 22, 1887, Chap. 34, Private Laws of N. C., an amended March 5th, 1889, Chap. 92, Private Laws of N. C. Organized November 30th 1889. Officers: President, James A. Odell; Vice-President, Julian S. Carr; General Manager, J. J. New-
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man; Treasurer, Samuel H. Wiley; Attorney, Theo F. Kluttz; and Charles D. Benbow, Secretary. Executive Committe, J. A. Odell, J. A. Gray and D. W. C. Benbow. Directors: A. B. Andrews, second vice-president R & R R Company, Raleigh, N C; James A. Odell, president Odell Hardware Co, Greensboro, N C; Julius A. Gray, president C F & Y V R R Company, Greensboro, N C; Theo F. Kluttz, attorney-at-law and president Yadkin R R Company, Salisbury, N C;'Julian S. Carr, president Blackwell's Durham Co- Operative Tobacco Company, Durham, N C; D. W. C. Benbow, Greensboro, N C; Robert T. Gray, atty-at-law, Raleigh, N C. Banks of Deposit: Davis & Wiley Bank, Salisbury, N C, and The National Bank of Greensboro. Office and proposed location of Works, Greensboro, N C. Iron Mines, Chatham and Moore Counties, N C. Limestone, Germanton, Stokes County, N. C. Coke and Fue Supply, Pocahontas, Va, Deep River and Dan River Coalfields, N C.
Women's Christian Temperance Union, W. C. T. U. Hall. Regular business meeting on the first Thursday of each month at 4 p. m. Mrs F. M. Bumpass, pres; Mrs Bettie Cunningham, Recording Secty; Mrs Mary Appleton Staples, Corresponding Secty; Mrs Nannie Weatherly, Treas.
West End Kings Daughters, incorporated by State Legislature. Object: to build a City Hospital. Miss Clara Albright, President; Miss Bettie Caldwell, Secretary; Miss Rosa Andrews, Treasurer,
CHURCHES.
Baptist Church, Rev. W. R. Gwaltney, Pastor. Services 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
West Market Street M. E. Church, Rov. W. H. Crawford, Pastor, Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
Episcopal Church, Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rector, Services, 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. Sunday School 4 p. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. Henry Smith, D. D., Pastor, Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.
Westminister Presbyterian Church, Rev. Egbert W. Smith, Pas- tor. Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 2:30 p. m. Centenary M. E. Church, Rev. Enoch L. Stamey, Pastor, Ser- vices, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 3 p. m.
Baptist Mission, Sunday School, 3 p. m.
East Market Street M. E. Mission. Sunday School, 3 p. m.
Young Men's Christian Association, 233} s Elm Street. Services every Sunday at 5:30 p. m. President, S. A. Kerr; Vice-President, S. L. Alderman; Secretary, John M. Wilson; Treasurer. Charles H.
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Ireland; General Secretary, Fred H. Cota. Board of Directors: J. Normam Wills, Henry Wakefield, J. S. Moore, W. E. Allen, R. C. Taylor, C. G. Wright, J. A. Gilmer, M. C. Patterson, J. C. Murchi- son, W. W. Mendenhall and E P. Wharton.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
Greensboro Lodge, No. 76, A. F. & A. M., meet at Masonic Hall, 233} s Elm Street, 2nd and 4th Friday in each month at 7:30 p. m. S. Alderman, W. M. Pev. A. H. Stubbs, Secty.
Chorazin Chapter, No. 13, Royal Arch Masons, meet at Mason- ic Hall, 233} s Elm Street, 3d Friday in each month at 7:30 p. m. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, H. P. J. H. Harris, Secty.
Greensboro Council, No. 3, Royal and Select Masters, meet 3d Friday in each month at Masonic Hall, 233} s Elm Street, at 7:30 p. m. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, T. I. M. John H. Harris, Secty.
Ivanhoe Commandary, No. 8, K. T., meet every Ist Friday in each month, at Masonic Hall, 233} s Elm Street, at 7:30 p. m. Geo. Lampman, E. C. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rec.
K. of P., No. 28, meet at Masonic Hall, 233} s Elm Street, every Monday at 7:30 p. m. S. L. Alderman. C.C. A. T. Whitsett, K. of R. and S.
I. O. of O. F., Buena Vista Lodge, No. 21, meet at Odd Fellows Hall, every Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. C. M. Vanstory, N. G. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Secty.
Paisley Encampment, No. 10, meet every 2d and 4th Tuesday in each month, at Odd Fellows Hall, 7:30 p. m. C. M. Vanstory, C. P. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, S.
Canton No. 1., General Green, Patriarchs Militant, meet 1s Tuesday in each month at Odd Fellows Hall, 7:30 p. m. Henry Wakefield, jr., Capt. J. W. Albright, Secty.
Carolina Lodge, No. 5., A. O. U. W., meet at Odd Fellows Hall, every 2d and 4th Thursday in each month. A. T. Whitsett, M. W. Rev. A. H. Stubbs, Rec.
Sapona Tribe, No. 4., Improved Order of Red Men, kindle their Council Fire every Thursday at 8 p. m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Capt. John C. Tipton, Sachem; J. F. Sharp, Prophet; C. E. Holton, S. S; W. A. Whittington, J. S; A. A. Kirkman, C. of R; M. E. Coffin, K. of W.
Guilford Grays, Co. B. 3d R., N. C. S. G. (number in company 45) Armory, w Market. Business meeting 1st Monday in each month. J. C. Tipton, Capt; W. N. Scales, 1st Lieut; J. C. Murehi- son, 2d Lieut; J. R. Donnell, 1st Sergt.
Guilford Battle Ground Continentals: D. Schenck, Capt; J. S. Michaux, 1st Lieut; W. E. Schenck, 2d Licut. Armory, w Market, 2d floor
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Greensboro Lodge, No. 389. K. and L. of K., mect at Odd Fel- lows Bldg, every 2d Thursday, 7:30 p. m. H. H. Cartland, Secty; F. S. Eldridge, Protector.
Guilford Lodge, K. of H., No. 1777., meet at Odd Fellows Bldg, 1st and 3d Thursday, 7:30 p. m. H. H. Cartland, Rec; W. B. Far- rar, Dictator.
The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, 233} s Elm Street. Regular meeting, 1st Monday in each month. J. R. Mendenhall, Pres; J. L, King, 1st Vice-President; J W. Fry, 2d Vice-President; W. E. Bevill, 3d Vice-President; R. M. Douglas, Attorney; O. W. Carr, Secty and Treas.
COLORED.
Star Cornet Band, (13 members) meet every Monday and Wed- nesday at 8 p. m., over Jones' store; W. M. Logan, musical instruct- or; C. H. Curry, leader; T. D. Dillard, pres; G. W. Lowe, secty.
The Philosophian Literary Club, meets every Tuesday night at St. Matthews' M. E. Church. A splendid library for the benefit of its members. The public are cordially invited to attend. Robert E. Jones, pres; Mrs M. J. O'Connell, vice pres; Miss Cora E. Jones, secty; Miss Alice V. Unthank, ass't secty; Mrs A. D. Woods, treas; D. B. Yancey, 1st censor; A. D. Kelly, 2d censor; Prof. Geo. Mc- Adoo, marshal; O. W. Whitfield, librarian.
Holton Reel, house on Market Sq, meets every Tuesday 8 p. m. W. Logan, captain; E. S. Edwell, secty; Ples Henderson, treas.
Providence Baptist Church, services, 3 and 8 p. m., Sunday School, 1 p. m. Rev. L. R. Jeffress, pastor.
Young Men's Auxiliary Club, meets at St. Matthews Church, the 1st and 3d Thursday night in each month. W. H. Norwood, pres; A. D. Kelly, vice pres; H. E. Dean, cor secty; A. J. Gibson, ass't secty; James Winchester, treas; William Garrett, moderator.
Knights of Labor, Lodge 8314, meets every Monday night at Day's Hall, 106} Buchanan street. A. D. Kelly, M. W; G. W. Dick, W. F; W. H. Payne, R. S; A. M. Carter, Treas.
Royal Knights of King David, Evergreen Lodge, No. 4, meets at Day's Hall, 106} Buchanan street, every Tuesday night. R. T. Jennings, W. M; S. J. Goldston, W. R. S; I. Marable, W. Treas; W. A. Day, Supreme S.
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GREENSBORO STREET DIRECTORY.
Arlington, from Fayetteville south beyond limits.
Ash, from Gaston south beyond limits. Asheboro, from Gorrell southeast beyond limits.
Belle Meade Avenue, from Clay west to Edgeworth. Bragg, from Elm east to Asheboro, S. G.
Buchanan, from Elm west to Ash.
Cedar, from Greene south to Salisbury road.
Church, from n Elm northeast beyond limits.
Clay, from junction of Elm and Church northwest to Greene East Market, from Elm east beyond limits.
East Sycamore, from Elm east to Lyndon.
East Washington, from s Elm east beyond limits.
Edgeworth, from Greene south to w Washington. Eugene, from Gaston south to Walker av.
Factory, from King av east beyond limits. Fayetteville, from s Elm southeast to Gorrell, S G. Gaston, from Cedar east to Forbes. Gorrell, from Fayetteville east beyond limits, S. G. Harpersville rd, from North east beyond limits. Lee, from s Elm east beyond limits, S, G. Lindsay, from Church e beyond limits. King av, from Factory south to Gorrell. Mebane, from n Davie east to Forbes. Mebane rd, from s Elm southwest beyond limits S. G. North, from Lindsay north to Harpersville rd. North Davie, from e Market north to Church. North Elm, from Market north to Church. North Forbes, from e Market north to Lindsay.
North Gilmer, from e Market north to Lindsay. North Greene, from w Market northwest beyond limits. Percy, from e Market north to Lindsay. South Dayie, from e Market south to Fayetteville. South Elm, from Market south beyond limits. South Forbes, from e Market south to e Washington.
South Gilmer, from e Market south to e Washington. South Greene, from w Market south to w Washington. Spring, from Greene south beyond limits. Walker av, from Ash west beyond limits.
West Market, from Elm west beyond limits. West Sycamore, from s Elm west to Edgeworth. West Washington, from s Elm west to Spring.
TURNER'S Greensboro Directory.
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Abbreviations Used in this Directory.
Ab., above ; advt., advertisement ; ave., avenue; bds., boards ; bet., be- tween ; com., commission ; com. mer., commission merchant; cor., corner ; do., ditto ; e., east; ft., foot; h., house; la., lane ; mfg., manufacturing ; mfr., manufacturer ; mfrs., manufacturers ; n., north; nr., near; lab., laborer ; opp., opposite ; pl., place; P. O., post office; r., rooms ; s., south ; st., street ; w., west ; Wash'n., Washington; wid., widow; wks., works; tob., tobacco ; R. & D. R. R., Richmond & Danville Rail Road; gen'l mdse., general merchandise ; supt., superintendent; C. F. & Y. V. R. R., Cape, Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad.
Abbott Grant, col, brakeman, h 613 e Gaston Abbott J T, machinist, h 213 n Forbes
Abbott Thomas, tobacconist, bds 23 s Elm Adam ; B H, printer, bds 301 s Elm
Adams Cordelia, col, h 522 e Gaston
Adams Ernest, col, lineman, h 522 e Gaston
Adams Rev S D, presiding elder, bds 100} s Elm
Adams S L, insurance agent, McAdoo house, bds do
ALDERMAN,
Photographer, 106} South Elm Street. Greensboro, N. C.
Adams Thos E, clerk, h Bragg Adams Wm, plumber, h Asheboro African Methodist Church, col, h East Aiken D R, clerk, e Market, r outside limits Albright Alice, col, cook, h 243 e Sycamore
Albright Miss Clara, h 224 w Market
Albright Mrs E A, wid, h Pierson
THE WAKEFIELD HARDWARE CO. Can supply you with the Richmond Stove Com-
pany's Stoves and Ranges. 229 South Elm Street.
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E. P. Wharton & Co., Greensboro, N. C.
Real Estate Agents, 110 South Elm Street,
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Albright E G, bank collector, h 112 Church
Albright Geo B, Clendenin & Albright, h 301 Church
Albright J F, grocer, 100 n Davie, h 229 Cedar
Albright J. W, S S agent, Dept of Agriculture, h 224 w Market
Albright Johnson, col, lab, h 519 Lindsey
Albright Capt Mack, conductor, h Pierson
Albright Miss Mary C, h 516 n Greene
Albright Percy, chief clerk gen manager C F & Y V RR, h 116 Church
Albright R M. telegrapher, h 122 Church
Albright Rindie, col, h 460 Lindsey Wood
Alderman A H, bookkeeper, h 506 w Market
0. W. CARR & CO., Insurance. Special Attention Given to Country Business, Dwellings, Barns and Stores of Permanent Residents. 2331/2 South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
Alderman Miss Mamie, h 700 w Market
Alderman Miss Manna, h 700 w Market
Aldridge Miss Martha A, h 416 e Washington
Aldridge Miss Mary J, h 416 e Washington Alderman Miss Myra, music teacher (college ), h 700 w Market Alderman S L, Photographer, 106} s Elm, h 700 w Market Alderman Prof W F, prof at college, h 700 w Market Alderman W F Jr, S & Brown & Co, h 700 w Market Alderman William, clerk, h 615 w Market Aldridge James, baggage master, 416 e Washington Alexander Henry, col, brakeman, h Warnersville Alexander Henry, col, lab, h Warnersville
Alexander John, col, fish market, h 420 Chestnut
FLOUR
SOAP
RAISINS
J. F. Albright,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
Bacon, Smoked Meats, Fish and Salt.
Confectioneries, Fruits, Canned Goods, Vegetables, Tobacco and Cigars, Teas, Coffees, Spices and
Fancy Groceries.
100 N. Davie, eor. E. Market St., Greensboro, N. C.
Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and Shoes G. WILL ARMFIELD Hats, Caps and Gent's Furnishings.
236 and 238 South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
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RAYMOND & POWELL, boro. 233 South Elm Street.
has the Largest exclusive Dry (.oods Store in Greens-
GREENSBORO DIRECTORY. 33
Alexander Lucy, col, washer, h McAdoo Alley
Alexander Marshall, col, butler, h 127 Church
Alferd Dr H M, physician, 303 s Elm, h 337 s Davie
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