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Winston Star Lodge, No. 2308: N. G., G. C. Crump; V. G., Lee Moore; Secretary, J. B. Gwynn. Meets every 1st and 3rd Monday in each month at Citizens' Hall, Eighth and Liberty Streets.
Resurgam Lodge, No. 27: W. M., A. L. Hargrove; Secretary, J. F. Hughes. Meets every 1st and 3rd Friday night in each month at Citizens Hall, Eighth and Liberty Streets.
A. L. Assembly, No. 6,655 K. of L .: M. W., R. D. Howlett ; Secretary, J. H. F. Dabney.
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Benevolent Association : President, E. Dabner ; Vice-President, David Smith; Secretary, Lizzie Talbot; 2nd Secretary, Jordan Reid ; Treasurer, Samuel Talbot. Meets first Monday night in each month.
CITY OFFICERS OF SALEM.
Mayor: Augustus Fogle.
Cheif of Police: Samuel Ebert.
Police Force : Lewis Lumley.
Commissioners: H. W. Shore, H. S. Crist, H. E. Fries, S. E. Butner, A. A. Spach, A. C. Vogler and Henry McIver.
Street Commissioner: A. Fogle.
LODGES, ETC.
Salem Lodge, No 289, A. F. & A. M., meets at Hunter's Hall, Main st., 1st Tuesday night, at 7:30 o'clock, of each month. E. A. Ebert, W. M., A. C. Meinung, Sect'y.
Salem Lodge, No. 36., I. O. O. F., N. G., John R. Walker; V. G., E. Spach; Secty., H. G. Foucht; Treas., A. J. Gale. Meets each Tuesday of each week at Masonic Hall.
Salem Encampment No. 20., I. O. O. F. C. P., S. H. Smith; H. P., W. H. Watson : S. W., C. B. Watson : J. W., A. J. Gale; Treas., R. J. Hitt; Secty., J. C. Bessent. Meets 1st and 4th Thursday of each month at Masonie Hall.
Liberty Council No. 3., Junior Order United American Me- chanics. Counselor, W. J. Cranford; Rec Secty, C. E. Carter; Fin Secty, E. B. Horney. Meets every Monday at 8. p. m., at Masonic Hall.
Salem "Rough and Ready" Fire Co. Chief, F. C, Meinung . 1st Lieutenant, Robert Petree; 2nd Lieutenant, E. B. Horney; Seere- tary, William Pfohl; Chief Engineer, Edward Davis; Fireman, Cicero Sink; Ass't Fireman, James Lineback. Company 22 mem- bers.
Forsyth Lodge, No. 6., Ancient Order United Workmen. M. W., A. B. Gorrell: Foreman, John A. Brown; Overseer, C. G. Lanier; Recorder, W. E. Franklin; Treas, James Martin.
Salem Cornet Band, organized 1830, meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., at Main cor New Shallowford streets. Prof. D. T. Crouse, Musical Director; G. F. Jenkins, Seety and Treas.
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Salem Orchestra, 16 members, meets every Tuesday 8 p. m., at Music Hall, Prof. George Markgraff, Director.
Salem Literary Society, founded in 1854 under the name of Forsyth Literary, which was afterward changed to Salem Literary Society. The following are some of the charter members, A. C. Brietz, F. E. Boner, Hamilton Sheppard, Alexander Foltz, William A. Reich and Samuel James. The Society has a library of about 800 volumns. Meets every Friday night in its hall over the Post Office. Officers for the second quarter 1889. President, Walter Barrow; Vice President, E. S. Crosland; Secretary, H. A. Pfohl ; Treasurer, E. B. Kearns; Chaplain, E. P. Winkler; Librarian, S. F. Pfohl.
SALEM PRINTING OFFICE,
The Salem printing office was established by Mr. John C. Blum in November, 1827, January 6th, 1829, the "Weekly Gleaner," a family newspaper, appeared. In 1830 the paper was enlarged un- der the name of "Farmers Reporter and Weekly Chronicle," was published five years. In 1841 the "Carolina Gazett," was publish- ed and continued for two years, followed in 1851 by "The People's Press," which has been published over twenty-five years. The well known and popular "Farmer's and Planter's Almanac" was com- menced in 1828, and has been published uninterruptedly by the same family for half a century. It has the largest circulation of any publication in the State.
H. H. REYNOLDS-AND HIS RED ELEPHANT.
Among the enterprising plug manufacturers of Winston, N. C., Mr. H. H. Reynolds stands among the first who have made money out of the tobacco business. This gentleman was raised in the . famous yellow tobacco section of Virginia, his home being on the line of Henry and Patrick counties. His life has been devoted to the tobacco business and he is to-day among the best judges of the weed South. This is essential to every man who would make a success out of tobacco manufacturing.
Mr. Reynolds came to Winston several years ago and in 1885 he built the immense factory which stands on the west side of Liberty street and which he now occupies. This factory is 53x160 feet and is five stories high. From 150 to 250 hands are employed in mak- ing the famous "Red Elephant" and other popular brands of plug tobacco. The trade mark for the "Red Elephant" brand registered in 1883 and immense quantities of this popular tobacco have been made and used all over the country. In addition to the intrinsic value of this tobacco, it has been exceedingly popular and has been
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among the most successful registered brands. In addition to the "Red Elephant" Mr. Reynolds makes various other brands of plug and twist tobacco, among which are: "Reynolds Best," "Honey Dew," "City Talk," "Planters Pride," "Reaper," "Reynolds' Jack," "Twin City," "Honey Comb 3 ply twist."
In making these brands only the fine leaf grown in the Piedmont section is used and the very best "G C." Licorice and other first class ingredients. Skilled labor only is employed in the factory and many of his workmen are those who have been in his factory ever since Mr. Reynolds began manufacturing. All these things put together and added to them the energy and enterprise which Mr. R. brings into his business, we clearly see why it is possible for him to enjoy such large success.
Last year over one-million pounds of leaf was manufactured. Mr. Reynolds personally superintends his factory as well as the pur- chase of the leaf used therein. These goods wherever sold hold their own among customers and for them their is a steady demand.
He has always taken an active interest in every movemen that had for its object the welfare of his fellow citizens. In commercial circles he enjoys the highest confidence and is recognized as an honorable and reliable business man, a libesal and public spirited citizen, who commands the esteem and respect of all men.
TWIN-CITY DAILY.
THE TWIN-CITY DAILY is the only daily paper published in Winston-Salem, has a larger local circulation than any other paper, and it is constantly increasing.
It is the largest evening daily published in North Carolina, is bright and spicy and keeps abreast of the times. It is a wide- awake news paper, gives the news of the day at home and abroad, latest telegraphic dispatches, and a full record of home happenings and local events of interest.
It is progressive, believes in keeping at the front in the march, and is always ready to push Winston-Salem and every enterprise in which they are interested. It is a paper of the people, publish- ed for the people, read by the people and endorsed by the people. It goes into every household and its merits as an advertising me- dium are attested by the liberal patronage it receives from busi- ness men. J. O. Foy, editor and proprietor.
Office up stairs, Liberty Block, Winston, N. C.
THE UNION REPUBLICAN.
This newspaper, one of the institutions of Winston-Salem, was established in 1872. Two years thereafter, its title, good will, etc., were purchased by its present owner and editor, J. W. Goslen, who came to the work with some experience in newspaper enterprise, and a graduate of one of the leading colleges of the State. The
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paper has been under his management and control for a period covering now about sixteen years.
Four years ago the paper was enlarged to an eight column folio, an entire outfit of new type, new power Potter press and an engine were purchased. The entire machinery of the office, including the job department, is operated by steam power and is one of the most complete newspaper and job offices in the State. The circulation now numbers 3,000 and is one of the leading newspapers in the section. It is Republican in politics, printed on good book, in neat style, every Thursday, and mailed to subscribers, at $1.50 per annum.
Besides the editor-in-chief, it has a local editor who is also fore- man of the office, Mr. George H. Rights-a canvasser and corres- pondent, Mr. M. F. Masten; and a corps of regular correspondents, including Washington, D. C., who write short and newsy letters weekly.
STREET DIRECTORY.
WINSTON.
Fourth Street, running from east to west limits, crossing Main at Public Square.
Main Street, from 1st to north limits.
First Street, dividing line between towns, east and west.
Second Street, 1st north, 1st east to west limits.
Third, 2nd north, 1st east to west limits.
Fourth, 3d north, 1st east to west limits.
Fifth, 4th north, 1st east to west limits.
Sixth, 5th north, Ist east to west limits.
Seventh, 6th north, 1st east to west limits.
Eighth, west from intersection of Main and Liberty to Oak Street.
Ninth, west from Old Town to Old Town road.
Broad, 1st west Spring, from 1st to 5th.
Cherry, 3d west Main, from 1st to north limits.
Chestnut, 2nd East Main, from north to south limits.
Church, 1st east Main, from limits to limits.
Elm, 2nd west Main, from 1st to 4th.
Liberty. 1st west Main, from 1st to Liberty addition.
Liberty addition, from Depot n. e. to limits.
Main, north and south to limits.
Depot, 3d east Main, from north limits to R. & D. R. R. Depot. Old Town, 2nd west Main, north limits to 4th.
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Old Town road intersects Old Town.
Pine, 4th west Main, from 1st to 6th. Poplar, 6th west Main, from 4th to 6th. Shallowford road intersects Broad.
Spring, west corporate limits. Summit, west limits from 4th to n. limits. Sycamore, 5th east Main, between 4th and 5th Streets. Vine, 4th east Main, between 4th and 5th.
Oak, west from Old Town road to North limits.
SALEM.
Ash, 3d west Main, from west.
Bank, 4th south, 1st from Church to limits.
Belew's Creek, 1st south, 1st from Main to west limits.
Belew's Creek road intersects Belew's Creek Street.
Broad, from 1st to Mulberry.
Cemetery, 2nd south, 1st from Main.
Cherry, 3d west Main, from 1st to New Shallowford road.
Church, 1st east Main, from limits to limits. Elm, 2nd west Main, from 1st to Old Shallowford.
Hight, 1st south, 1st from Elin west to limits. Laurel, 5th west Main, from Old Shallowford to south limits, Main, north and south to limits. Marshall, 1st west Main, from Mill to Old Shallowford.
Mill, 8th south, 1st from Main to west limits.
Mulberry, 4th west Main, from Old Shallowford to s. limits. New Shallowford, 3d south, 1st from Main to west limits. Old Lexington road intersects Salisbury road. Old Plank road intersects Waughtown road.
Old Shallowford road, 5th south, 1st from Church to west limits. Paper Mill road intersects west end to New Shallowford. Pine, 4th west Main, from 1st to New Shallowford road. Poplar, 2nd west Main, from Mill to Old Shallowford. Salisbury road, south end Main. Spruce, 5th west Main, from Ist to north Shallowford.
Walnut, 7th south, 1st from Main west to limits. Waughtown road intersects Main and Mill. West, 6th south, 1st from Church west to limits.
TURNER'S Winston City Directory.
1889-90. -: 0:
Abbreviations Used in this Directory.
Ab., above; advt., advertisment; 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 and Danville Rail Road ; gen'l mdse., general merchan- dise ; supt., superintendent.
WHITE DEPARTMENT.
(Winston Colored Department Follows White and Likewise with Salem.)
ADAMS J DAMS JANE, dom, h Spruce nr 4th Adams Jesse J, clerk, h Main nr 7th
Agee Floyd, carpenter, h Liberty nr 5th Albarty Mrs Eliza, wid, h Church cor 7th Albea Eugene P, bookkeeper, h 4th cor Spruce Albea Miss Julia A, h Cherry cor 4th Albea Rev W W, h Cherry cor 4th Alexander W P, clerk, h Liberty cor 6th
Allen Mrs Emma, nurse, Twin-City Hospital
Allen Daniel, tob emp, r Cherry nr 3d
Allen Hutchison, house boy, h 4th cor Broad
Allen Mrs Mary, dom, h Liberty cor 3rd
Allen Sidney E, hardware, crockery, etc, cor Main and 3rd, h Spruce nr 4th
Alsop Geo W, engineer, h 4th nr Poplar
Alspaugh J W, cashier 1st nat bank, h cor 5th and Liberty Anderson E M, tob emp, h Liberty
Anderson Fannie, tob cmp, h Liberty between 4th and 5th Anderson Robt, tob emp, Liberty between 4th and 5th Angel Nancy, dom, h 4th nr Poplar
Dr. V. O. Thompson. Farmers passing through Winston will find it to their interest to leave their orders with me. Fourth Street, Winston, N. C.
D. H. King, Dealer in Kennebec River Ice, in large or small , quantities. Orders delivered to any part of Winston or Salem. Office, Third and Depot Streets, Winston.
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Apperson T B, clerk, h 4th ur Liberty
Ashcraft Henry C, Ashcraft & Owens, h 4th and Pond
Ashcraft & Owens, druggists, Main and 3d
Atwater John N, clerk, r Liberty nr 1st
Atwater N, shipping clerk, h Cherry nr 2nd
Austin Joseph, carpenter, h Depot nr 5th
Bailey A, h Spruce nr 5th
Bailey Bros, tobacco manufacturers, Chestnut nr 4th
Bailey Miss Jane, h 5th cor Cherry
Bailey J W, supt for Bailey Bros, h 4th nr Cherry
Bailey M D, (Bailey Bros) h 5th nr Broad
Bailey P N, (Bailey Bros) h Cherry cor 2nd Bailey Thomas, h 9th east
Baity J T, W D Baity & Sons, h 4th cor Spruce
Baity W D, W D Baity & Sons, h Cross Roads Church
Baity W D & Sons, Bee Hive Cash Store, Main nr 3d Baker Geo, carpenter, h Vine
Baltimore United Oil Co, W L Rice, agt, office nr R R depot Barbee G W, Barbee & Young, h Oak
Barbee & Young, grocers, &c, Liberty bet 4th and 5th
Barber Thomas, tob buyer, h 4th nr Spruce
Barham & Holland, livery stables, Church nr 3d
Barham J Q A, auctioneer at Brown's Warehouse, h 4th cor Broad
Barham N B, Barham & Holland, h 4th
Barham Walter II, bookkeeper, h 4th cor Broad
Barker John, tob roller, h Oak
Barnes Wm M, tob emp, h Liberty nr 6th
Barrier L P, Grocer, h 5th
Barrow H W, h Main cor 1st
Baxley John II, tob emp, h 7th nr Cherry
Baxley Rev J M, pastor Yadkin Mission, h 7th nr Cherry
Beard Miss Dora, h Main cor 6th
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BARBEE & YOUNG,
DEALERS IN HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
CUNTRY PRODUCE, Canned Goods, Tobacco and Cigars. A share of your patronage solicited.
H INSHAW & MEDEARIS. Three cardinal virtues in their dealings with you : Good Quality, Lowest Prices and Perfect Satisfaction. They don't handle shoddy goods.
Rosenbacher & Brother. Clothing.
Hedquarters FOR FINE
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Beard William HI, tailor, h Main cor 6th
Beck Joseph, top emp, h Old Town
Beck Mrs Martha J, wid, h Liberty cor 3d
Beck Wm W, engineer, h Liberty cor 3d
Bedee Prof A H, prof music, bds Jones House
Bell C F D, clerk, h Liberty cor 6th
Bell R, carpenter, h nr Liberty
Bell Wm, h nr Liberty
Bennett J A, marble works, Main bet 4th and 5th, h Salem
Benton Mrs Mamie W, wid, h 5th nr Spring
Berger Chas H, bakery, Liberty ex, h do
Berwanger Bros, clothiers, 3d bet Main and Liberty
Berwanger David, Berwanger Bros, bds Hotel Fountain
Berrier L P, grocer, Main nr 3d, h 5th
Bevan Joseph, jr, jeweler, h Old Town
Bevan Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, Main nr 3d, h Salem Bevel Wm, lab, h Old Town
Bishop Mrs Mary, wid, h 8th nr Old Town
Bishop T P, life insurance, Main nr 3d, h do
Bishop Mrs T P, representing Dr McGill's Treatment, Main nr 3d, h do
Bitting & Hay, tob manufacturers, Cherry nr 7th
Bitting J A, pres First National Bank, also of Bitting & Hay,
h 5th bet Poplar and Spring
Black Mrs E M, boarding house, Main bet 2nd and 3d
Blackburn, Dalton & Co, tobacco manufacturers, cor Cherry and 6th
Blackburn Miss Delia, h Old Town cor 8th
Blackburn Granville, brick mason, h Old Town cor 8th
MRS. T. B. BISHOP, -AGENT FOR -
-:- DR. McGILL'S FAMOUS SPECIFIC. -:- OVER ADA MASTEN'S MILLINERY STORE, WINSTON, N. C.
MR. T. B. BISHOP, AGENT FOR THE
Life Insurance Company of Virginia, WINSTON, N. C.
Brown. Rogers & Co. Can supply either farmers or mer- chants with any article to be found in a first-class Hardware or Agricultural Implement Store.
D. H. King, Dealer in best grades of Steam, Smithing. , Foundry, Grate and Stove Coal, in car loads or less. at lowest prices. Third and Depot Streets, Winston.
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Blackburn Samuel, Blackburn, Dalton & Co, h 5th ur Broad
Blair Miss Elva, h Cherry bet 4th and 5th
Blair Prof John J, prof Graded School, h Spruce cor 5th Blair Prof William A, prin Graded School, h Spruce cor 5th
Blum Miss Amanda, h Liberty ex
Blum Geo, h Liberty ex
Blum Irving, tin and copper worker and grocer, Liberty ex, hı do
Blum Dr J A, dentist, Spruce cor 4th, h do
Blum Miss Julia, h Liberty ex
Blun Mrs Sarah C, wid, h Liberty ex
Blum Webster, h Liberty ex
Boffitt Miss Z M, bds Jones House
Boggs Miss E A, school teacher, h Summit cor 4th
Boggs HI P, student, h Summit cor 4th
Bogys .John S, foreman, h Summit cor 4th
Boggs General W R, h Summit cor 4th
Boney Mrs Mary J, wid, h Liberty nr Chestnut
Booe Geo W, tob emp, h Depot nr 6th
Bouchenheimer Miss Tempie, dom, h Cherry cor 1st
Bowers Mrs A R, wid, h 5th
Bowers Miss Beatrice, h 5th
Bowers Miss Dora, tob worker, h Chestnut
Bowers Miss Nannie. h 5th
Bowers Wm, tob worker, h Main ex
Bowhannon Frank, Grffith & Bowhannon, h Liberty nr 5th
Bowman Mrs M E, wid, h Cherry cor 4th
Boyer John, h Liberty nr 6th
Bradford Miss Annie. h Old Town
Bradford J W, policeman, h Old Town
Bradford Miss Maggie, h Old Town
Brame Peter J, tobacconist, h 7th cor Liberty
Brame T W, floor mang Farmers' Warehouse, r do
Brewer Frank, barber, h Old Plank rd
Brewer James, brick mason, h Oak .
Brewer Miss Laura, h Old Plank rd Brewer Miss Lizzie, h Old Plank rd
Brewer Mrs Mary, wid, h Shallowford
Brewer Samuel L, barber, Main nr 3d, h Church
Brewer Mrs Sarah, wid, Old Plank rd
Brewer Thomas, butcher, h Old Plank rd
Bridgers Miss E V, h Old Town cor 8th
Bridgers Mrs Fannie, wid, h Old Town cor 8th
Brinkley Julia, washer, h Cherry
Broadaway Mrs J S, h Liberty nr 6th
Brown & Brown ! Winston's popular Druggists, can supply any want, and carefully compound prescriptions at all hours, day or night. Corner Liberty and 4th Streets.
S. E Allen, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Crockery, , Glassware, House Furnishing Goods, Stoves, &c., cor- ner Main and 3rd Streets, Winston, N. C.
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Broadaway Miss Maude, school teacher, h Liberty nr 6th
Brock Mrs Martha, wid, h 3d nr Chestnut
Broek Thos N, tob buyer, h 2d nr Chestnut
Brown -- , distiller, h 4th nr Hillside av
Brown Mrs Ann, tailoress, h Oak
Brown & Bro, tob mfrs, Church nr 4th
Brown & Brown, druggists, cor Liberty and 4th. £ See advt Brown D, driver, 8th nr Old Town
Brown Frank C, Brown & Brown, h Cherry nr 2d
Brown Mrs Hattie, wid, h Liberty ex
Brown Hattie, tob emp, h Old Town cor 5th
Brown Rev Henry A, pastor First Baptist church, h 2d bet Church and Chestnut
Brown Mrs Jane E, wid, h Liberty
Brown John A, clerk, h Cherry cor 1st
Brown John W, bookkeeper, h 5th cor Poplar
Brown L C H, tobacconist, h 5th nr Poplar
Brown Miss Mary, tob emp, h Ifillside ave nr 5th
Brown Mary, washer, h 9th east
Brown Mary tob emp, h Old Town cor 5th
Brown Orlando M, tob roller, h 9th east
Brown R D, Brown & Bro, h Spruce cor 5th
Brown R D, jr, h Spruce cor 5th
Brown, Rogers & Co, T J Brown, J M Rogers and W B Carter, jr, hardware, &c, 4th bet Main and Liberty
Brown Rosa, tob emp, h cor Old Town and 5th Brown Rufus, tob emp, h Church cor 7th
Brown Thomas J, W T Carter & Co, Brown & Carter and Brown, Rogers & Co, h cor 5th and Cherry
Brown W C, Brown & Brown, r 4th bet Liberty and Main Brown W L, Brown & Bro, h Spruce nr 5th
Brown, Rogers & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWARE, Machinery. Agricultural Implements, GEISER THRESHERS, BUGGIES, AND PHÆTONS,
STOVES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC. Winston, N. C.
Dr. V. O. Thompson, The popular Winston Druggist, carries a complete and select stock of every description of proprietary medicine.
D. H. King,
Bottler of Mineral Waters, Sarsaparilla, Soda Water and Ginger Ale. Office, Third and
Depot Streets, Winston, N. C
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Brown Wm, h Cherry nr 5th
Brown's Warehouse, Brown & Carter, proprietors, Main nr 5th
Bryan E E, tob buyer, h Pond
Bryan Mrs E R, wid, h Pond
Bryan Miss N J, h Pond
Bryan R W, tob emp, h Pond
Buford Charles, station agt N W N CR R also agt Southern Express, h Main nr 1st
Bullock W M, tob emp, h Roanoke
Burk D J, farmer, h Shallowford rd
Burk H F, farmer, h Eln
Burk John J, com traveler, h 4th nr Summit
Burket Mrs Angeline, wid, h Old Town nr 8th
Burr Randall, tob emp, h Oak
Burton D R, tobacconist, h Old Town cor 8th
Burton J F, leaf dealer, h Liberty nr 5th
Bush John S, com traveler, h Spruce cor 5th
Busic Mrs M C, h 8th nr Liberty
Buxton John C, Watson & Buxton, lawyers and ins, h Spruce nr 5th.
Byerly J W, S Byerly & Son, h Liberty ex
Byerly S & Son, genl mdse and tobacco manufacturers, Lib- erty. ex
Bynum Brooks, h Spruce nr 5th
Bynum, Cotton & Co, tobacco manufacturers, Cherry cor 6th
Bynum John, drug clerk, h Liberty
Bynum Miss Pamela, milliner, h Liberty
Bynum Z' Taylor,'Bynum, Cotten & Co, h Spruce nr 5th
Caffey J'W, shipping clerk, h 7th nr Cherry
Cain John, tob emp, h Liberty
BYERLY'S EAGLE SMOKING TOBACGO! - MANUFACTURED BY
-:- S. BYERLY & SON, -:- WINSTON, N. C.
Hinshaw & Medearıs' Immense stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Notions, Trim- mings, Laces, Hosiery, White Goods, Bleached and Brown Domestics, Ginghams, Lawns, Prints, Calicoes, etc. Splendid assortment of Carpet and Straw Mattings at prices that defy competition.
Rosenbacher & Brother. the thousand.
Gents' Fur and Straw Hats by
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Candler Miss E C, h Broad nr 4th
Candler Mrs L J, wid, h Broad nr 4th
Candler Miss L L, h Broad nr 4th
Candler R L, R L Candler & Co, h Broad nr 4th Candler RL & Co, tobacco manufacturers, 4} nr Poplar Carmichael Louis, carpenter, h Liberty
Carmichael Robert E, compositor, h 4th nr Hillside av Carnish J W, blacksmith, Fries old plank rd, h do Campbell Mrs L E, matron Twin-City Hospital, h do
Carolina Real Estate Co, R Stevens, manager, cor 3d and Liberty
Carter Miss Anna Lee, tob emp, h 3d east
Carter Frank, twist cutter, h Sycamore
Carter John, tob emp, h Bahnsontown Carter Miss Lemma V, h Broad
Carter Miss Lucy, tob emp, h 3d east
Carter Mrs M M, wid, h Broad
Carter & Pollard, leaf tobacco, cor Main and 2nd
Carter Thos, tob emp, h 3d east
Carter W B, jr, Brown & Carter, Brown, Rogers & Co, W T Carter & Co, Carter & Pollard, h 4th and Poplar
Carter W T, W T Carter & Co, bds Merchants' Hotel
Carter W T & Co, WT Carter, T J Brown and W B Carter, jr, genl mdse, 4th cor Main
Casey C A, carpenter, h Crawford av
Casey P R, tob emp, r Cherry bet 6th and 7th
Cates Edward, lab, h Oak
Cates Louis, waggoner, h Oak
Cates Miss Mary, h Old Town nr 9th
Cates Robt, driver, h Old Town nr 9th
Cates S R, farmer, h Oak
Catyn Richard, tob emp, h 7th nr Cherry
Cauble Robert, tob emp, h 7th nr Cherry
Chamber of Commerce, J W Fries, pres, J D Paylor, sec and treas, cor 3d and Liberty Chamberlain A C, Neal & Chamberlain, h Broad
Chamberlain S K, architect, h Broad
Champion Mrs M E, wid, h 2nd nr Church
Chapman Miss Elvira, saleslady, h Cherry nr 5th
Chapman Mrs E, saleslady, bds Main nr 5th Chatham Miss M A, tob worker, h Bahnsontown
Chewning Frank S, contractor, h Poplar nr 5th Chewning Geo G, student, h Poplar nr 5th
Chewning Miss Ora, h Poplar nr 5th Chick W H, painter, Oak, h do
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Heaters,
Brown, Rogers & Co. Steam, Gas and Water Piping, and Sheet Iron.
D. H. King Solicits orders from all points on the Wilkesboro Extension, Roanoke & Southern and Mocksville Railroads, for Ice, Coal, Mineral Water and Beer.
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Cisk Mrs Lou, h Depot nr 5th
Clark & Ford, genl mdse, cor 4th and Liberty
Clark William H, Clark & Ford, h Cherry nr 6th
Clements Mrs Gertie, h Liberty ex
Clifford W J, com salesman, bds 4th nr Liberty
Clinard E C, clerk, h Spruce bet 1st and 2d
Coble E F, carpenter, h Depot nr 6th
Coffer J J, watchman, h Liberty
Coles Alexander, clerk, h Liberty
Coles J A, clerk, h Liberty nr 6th
Coles J E, tobacconist, h Liberty nr 6th
Colwell Sam, tob emp, h cor 5th and Liberty
Conkling Mrs M A, wid, h Spruce cor 5th
Cook Frank, W A Cooper & Co, h Clemmonsville, N C Cook Jacob, carpenter, h Elm nr 2d
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Cooper Charles, carpenter, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper Miss Fannie, student, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper Geo W, printer, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper T D, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper T R, carpenter, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper W A, W A Cooper & Co, marble works, h 4th nr Spring
Cooper W A & Co, marble and granite works, 4th nr Liberty
Cornish Jas, blacksmith, h Fries old plank rd
Cotten Mrs C B, wid, h Cherry cor 3d
Cotten R W, Bynum, Cotten & Co, h Cherry cor 3d
Crakes Mrs Lettie, seamstress, h Liberty nr 5th
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