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Historical Sketch of Newbern 17

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Introduction 11

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Post Office Directory ll",

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Street Directory ir»

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Ash, continuation of Carnier from Elm n to limits

Atmoro, continuation of Primrose from R R n to limits

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East Front, 1 w Neuse River from s Front n to Short thence

n vv to Queen Eden, 1 w George from s Front n to Pollock Elm, 3 n Broad from West w to limits End, is the western limits

Fleet, continuation of West from Broad s to Pollock German, 4 w George from Pollock s to limits George, 3 w Middle from Trent River n to Cypress Good, 1 n w Primrose from George to R R Graves, continuation of Craven from Union n w to Queen Griffith, continuation of Graves from Queen n w to limits Hancock, 1 w Middle from Trent River n to Queen Jerkins' Alle}', 2 w Depot from Queen n w to Primrose Johnston, 5 n Trent River from Craven to f^^ieen Jones, 5 w George from Pollock s to limits Kilmarnock, 1 w Rountree from Broad n to Cedar King, 1 s e Queen from Graves to Neuse River Metcalf, 2 w Middle from Trent River n to Queen

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Middle, the main business st from the River n to Graves Miller, 4 w Rountree from Broad n to Cedar Mitchell, 1 n Broad from Rountree w to limits Moonshine Alley, 1 w Fleet from Pollock to Broad Muddy, 2 w George from s Front n to Queen New or Neuse, 4 n Trent River from e limits to Queen New South Front, 1 n Trent River from Spring to w limits Norwood, 0 w George from Pollock s to limits Oak, continuation of Rountree from Eden n to limits Pasteur, continuation of Hancock from Queen n w to Prim- rose Pine, 1 n Cedar from West to Bragg's Alley Pollock, 2 n Trent River e and vv to limits Primrose, 1 n w Queen from Bragg's Alley to R R Queen, passes Cedar Grove Cemetery from n e to s w limits ilandolph, 2 n w Primrose from George to R R Rountree, from the crossing of Broad and Queen n to Cedar Short, 4 s e Queen from New or Neuse n e to limits South Front, 1st n Trent Ri\'er from Spring to Neuse River Spring, continuation of Fleet from Pollock to s Front Stanly, east side Cedar Grove Cemetery Tull, 1 n e Griffith from Atmore to Stanly Union, 2 s e Queen from Craven to Neuse River Walker, 2 n Broad from Rountree n to limits West, 2 w George from Queen n to Cypress

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ityofNewbern.

It is impossible to give either a full or accurate account of the history of Newbern. All official papers and docu- ments have been lost by the changes and chances of war and revolution. All that we can do is to present some of the most important and influential facts which constitute leading landmarks in the progress of the past.

Newbern was settled by Lewis Mitel j ell and De Graffen- reid, two Swiss gentlemen, who in 1710 received a grant of ten thousand acres of land from the Lords Proprietors, who had received the title to their possessions from Charles the Second of England. One of these Proprietors was William Lord Craven, united to the Queen of Bohemia by a mor- ganatic marriage, and after whom the present county of Craven was called. These Swiss gentlemen brought with them fifteen hundred Swiss and six hundred and fifty Ger- mans These last were called palatines, because they were from the Palatinate. Queen Anne of England was anxious to help the citizens of that country, because of her relation to Elizabeth the daughter of James the First, who had mar- ried Frederick the Elector Palatine. The original settle- ment of Newbern is said to have taken place between the foot of Craven street and the eastern terminus of Broad street, where stood a lofty eminence of land called Council Bluff', because here the Lidians built their council fires, and held those serious deliberatiohs which were significant of life or death to the infant white colony. Tradition repre- sents De Graffenreid as a brilliant adventurer, courtly and impfising in his person and manners, ingenious and caj)ti- vating in his speech, and in almost every sense fitted to be the successful leader of a perilous enterprise. Indeed it is

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said tliat so fascinating was this hero of the Palatines, that even the royal heart of Queen Anne was not insensible to his charms, and that her sagacious ministers thought it the better part of prudence and statecraft to send him to the New World. But whatever may have been his personal beauty, or the splendor of his accomplishments, his dishon- est and ungenerous treatment of his associates showed him to be a very bad man. Having an evil eye to the main chance, he took up all the lands of the other settlers in the names of trustees, making himself one of these, and, with- out assigning any cause therefor, mortgaged the same, in- cluding the site of the village of Newbern, to Thomas Pol- lock for eight thousand pounds sterling. In other words, he conveyed out of the hands of their lawful owners fifteen thousand acres of the richeet and best lands in Craven and Jones counties, and then fled from the country which he had dishonored by his cruelty and injustice. If the In- dians had lacerated and calcined De Graffenreid instead of poor Lawson, who seems to have been a gentleman and a scholar, they would have rendered a public service to j^os- terity. The descendants of De Graffenreid afterwards en- deavored to obtain from the heirs of Thomas Pollock, whose title b}^ the way could be no better than De Graflenreids, the possession of this property. But the law and the lawyers were against them and they had to abandon the contest.

The first exciting experience which befell the little colony was an unexpected Indian war. The Tuscaroras and their savage confederates were set for the destruction of Newbern and its vicinity. This was in September, 1811. Having captured De Graffenreid and Lawson, the latter being the Surveyor General of the j)rovince, they went deliberately and cautiously to work to root out the whole settlement. With the habitual cunning of the Indian character, they sent spies into every household, and familiarized themselves with every weakness of the inhabitants. At last the con- spiracy was ready and the blow fell. Twelve hundred sav- ages j)lunged into this sea of blood. The slaughter outside of Newbern was indiscriminate. Old men, women and chil- dren alike perished without mercy. The Roanoke settle- ments were swept like the streets of Paris under the swords of St. Bartholomew. Ancient little Bath, out of whose

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moonliglited creeks and coves the monotonous song of tlie Indian maid still seems to float and live, was drowned in the the blood of its noble Huguenots. And the Swiss and Palatines in the neighborhood of Newborn were struck down without warning and without pity. But this most shame- ful butcher}^ was a death blow to the Indians in this coun- tr}'. The battle-cry of the settlers rung from river to river, and from headland to promontory, ('ol. Mitchell took the field with the small force at his command, and detachments from South Carolina and Virginia marched rapidly to the scene of the fier}^ overthrow. At last, at a point about twenty miles west of Newborn, the same, we presume, now designated Fort Barnwell, the barbarous Tuscaroras and their allies encountered the white forces under Col. Barn- well. The savages, confident in their superiority of num- bers, left their stockade and attacked with the tomahawk in the open field. But the avengers of blood were before them. They were utterly defeated, with the loss of three hundred killed and one hundred prisoners. Afterward the whole body surrendered, and that w^as the end of their power for evil in this country.

Twelve years passed away after this brief but decisive struggle with the Indians, when the act of Incorporation took place. A general assembly of the burgesses, elected by the people, met whenever the Governor chose to call it, and at any place which he might appoint. In November, 1723, the general assembly being then in session in the town of Edenton, an act was passed "for the better settling of the town of Newborn, in the precinct of Craven," by which it was formally incorporated, and lots reserved for a Court House, church and market place. It is not necessar}' for us to give the words of this act. The area of the city so deiiued by this official transaction, covered two hundred and fifty acres. And it was a remarkable feature of this legal settle- ment of Newbern, that, if any owner of property died with- out heirs, or without disposing of his property by will, said property reverted or escheated to Cullen Pollock and his heirs and assigns. To persons with the enlightened and expansive legal information of this age and generation, this looks like a very irregular arrangement. But it was very likely the best provision that could be made for a people

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who had been cheated out of tlieir rights by the bold and unscrupulous cunning of De Graffenreid. On the 6th of March, 1738, the Colonial Legislature, which had hitherto as- sembled in the town of E'^enton, was convened in Newbern, and some imj)ortant measures were discussed and inaugu- rated. Among them was the establishment of Circuit Courts, which was a large improvement in the legal interests of the community. The Legishiture continued to meet in New- bern for several years, which of itself is an evidence of the growing importance of the place. In 1740, this body set apart and confirmed four lots to be sold for the purpose of erecting a church. The church of England was the only eccle- siastical body which possessed any jurisdiction in the coun- try, the intimate connection between church and State being of course, just as binding here as in the mother country, and the people, amid the perils and hardships of their new home, seem not to have been forgetful of their religious his- tory and obligations.

In 1743, the town seems (o have been in a thrifty and flourishing condition, as there were then within its borders several "taverns" and "ordinaries," which is pretty sure proof of an advancing commercial prosperity. In 1745-'46, the Provincial Legislature met in Newbern, and in the lat- ter year courts of Oyer and Terminer, Assizes and Nisi Prius, and the Courts of Chancery were ordered to be held here. It was also determined that the town should have a representative in the Legislature. In 1747, the Legislature again assembled here, and several important laws were en- acted. In 1749, James Davis, a citizen of Virginia, brought a printing press to the |)lace, and afterwards started a Aveekly paper, called the " North Carolina Gazette." Thus was planted early in the town, and long before the clarion voice of liberty had aroused the hearts and intellects of the land, that spirit of education and refinement, which made New- bern the cradle of social elegance and power, and the birth- place of some of the most richly endowed men on the conti- nent. This was the first printing office established in the State, and the " Gazette " was the first newspaper sent forth in North Carolina, to shape the moral and political senti- ment of its citizens, and to start the germs of that hatred of oppression which made North Carolina, in the war of the

HISTORY OF NEWBERN. 21

Regulators, the first battle field of the Revolution. James Davis, who won the honors of this achievement, was justly selected to do the public printing, and died in 1783, after having witnessed the full fruition of his labors.

About this time considerable attention seems to have been paid to the necessities of life, as a special meeting of the Commissioners was heid to see who felt inclined " to under- take and build a fence to enclose the town of Nevvbern," said fence to be six feet high, close enough " to keep out hogs and wild animals," of good, substantial rails, and with two strong gates communicating with the outer world. This enclosure, when finished, stretched almost parallel with New Street, between New and Queen, fi-om river to river. Tiie builders were alloweil fifty pounds for its construction, and, as in the history of walled cities, watchmen were appointed to keep the portals. Domestic animals, such as cattle, horses and sheep, must have been rajjidly on the increase, as mu- nicipal regulations were passed fixing the number allowed within the corporate limits, and a public [)ound was built, where all vagrant anifuals were seized and put up at public auction. The owners of lots were also required, under a penalty of twenty shillings, to cut down the trees and clear up their premises, and also to remove all wooden chimneys so as to guard against the perils of fire.

One of the ordinances passed at that remote period, is es- pecially remarkable for its singularity and c[uaintness. It reads as follows: "Ordered, that the Town Constable warn the several respective masters and mistresses of families, and others liable by law, to meet at the Court House on Thurs- day next, at 10 o'clock, and bring with them all their Tiiale taxables provided with grubbing hoes or axes, to clear the streets of the town, under penalty by law." No instructions given to the City Marshal at that remote day, to put two or three poorly paid workmen upon the streets, who should receive their slender recotnpense in city vouchers. The cit- izens were compelled to do the work themselves, or have it done by the members of their households. Who their male taxables were, we are not definitely informed. But we pre- sume that the servants of a family were specially designated, and, in the event of there being no servants, as is now the

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case in the working of the public roads, the free white citi- zens themselves were required to do the work.

From 1754, the period when Gov Arthur Dobbs arrived from England, and took up his residence here as Colonial Governor, up to the breaking out of the Revolution, the town gradually increased in population, in intelligence and political importance. But it was preserved for the adminis- tration of Gov. Tryon, which began in 1765, to arouse the most exciting interest in the public mind, to make Newbern the centre of courtly and aristocratic influence, and to throw around its history the most dazzling memories of its colonial age. Fresh from the ceremonial splendors of the mother country, and inflated with swelling ideas of gubernatorial pomp and power. Gov Tryon sought to establish a viceregal government at the expense of the people. An ordinary house for himself and family was altogether inadequate to his conceptions and wants. Nothing less than a royal palace would do. Backed by the stately blandishments and fasci- nating manners of the ladies of his household, he caused .'successive appropriations of nearly one hundred thousand dollars to be made for this purpose by the Legislature. It is doubtful whether the most beautiful and irresistible lobbyist in Washington to-day, would have ranked by the side of Esther Wake, the Governor's sister-in-law, in that struggle for palatial luxury and show\ The money was pressed out of the people, and the palace was built. Standing in a prominent position between Eden and Metcalf streets, its rear windows looking out over an imposing terrace upon the sparkling Trent, its front commanded by a broad pavement stretching to the Neuse, massive wings joined on to the main building by semi-circular corridors, a costly aquarium on the roof, with mantles and mantle ornaments from Italy and Spain filing its interior, this expensive structure was at once a monument of Tryon's folly and of the conciliatory spirit of the people. It gave birth to the war of the Regu- lators, and sowed thickly the seeds of the revolution. Wil- mington, on account of its superior commerce, had been the original residence of Gov. Tryon. But when the patriots of that section, lead on by Ashe and Waddell, had resisted the execution of the Stamp Act, had bearded the Governor in his strongholds, and compelled the surrender of the Stamp-

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master, he determined that Newbern should have the honor of the new palace, and be hent'elorth the official home of the ro3'al governors. That noble residence has long since become a tlream of the past. After the revolution it was completely dismantled, and instead of being jealously guarded by the State as its most valuable possession, it sccuns to liave been abandoned, all but one wing, to ignoble pur- poses and uses, until at last an old lunatic touched to it the torch which consumed it into ashes.

The op[)ressive tax levied by the Legislature to meet the extravagant demands of the Governor, IuhI kindled among the western farmers the flames of indignation and resist- ance. Organized companies of Regulators were springing into existence throughout the State. Tlie Governor became alarmed at the rising tempest. Col. Leach, the cotnmander of the Craven militia, was ordered to bring his regiment into the town. Orders were issued to the military authori- ties of the adjacent counties to hold themselves ready to march at a moment's warning. The Legislature of 1770,. which met in the famous palace at the request of the fright- ened Executive, directed that all State records and docu- ments should be brought into Newbern. At the same ses- sion, five hundred pounds were voted to the Governor to enable him to defend the town against the enetn}^, and to protect the official residence from the fiery chances of the impending contest. In March following, at a Special Court of 03'er and Terminer, bills of indictment were found against some of the leading Regulators, and Gov. Tyron resolved to execute tlie writs himself. For this pur()ose, taking with him the members of his Council, a number of the leading citizens of Newbern, and all the military forces of Craven and adjoining counties, he marched for Hiilsboro. Then happened what might have been expected - he de- feated the Regulators but ruined himself The former^ though but poorly armed, and little better than an unor- ganized mob, stood to their colors and died for their princi- ples. Upon the plains of Alamance, memorable Ibrever in our history, the rough ploughman with his reap hook grap- pled the drilled muskets of the royal soldiery, and in dying breathed the breath of life into the stalwart son of lib- erty about to be born amid the sobs and groans of Lexing- 2

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ton. For once Newbern was in bad comppny. In follow- ing the Great Wolf, as the Cherokees called Gov. Tryon, she committed herself to bad measmes, and submitted to the leadership of a bad man. But she nobly redeemed herself at a later period in her history. The cruelty shown by the victorious Governor to the conquered Regulators is one of the saddest piissages in this brief but heroic history. In- stead of exhibiting the magnanimity of a great soul, and conciliating the people by his clemency, the dungeon and the cord were the ministers of his, vengeance. He hung Capt. Few, one of the most conspicuous of his captives, and afterwards executed six otiiers, himself acting as the mas- ter of ceremonies. Gov. Tr3'on may have been, as he is represented to be, both a politician and a soldier. His women may have been the most brilliant butterflies that ever threw the lustre of their beauty around the princely gatherings of a court. But they drew a curse to themselves in North Carolina, which will cling to their memory forever. It would seem as if the very ghosts of tlie slain Regulators haunted their grand palace after they had left it, and never quit its doomed corridors and halls until it had perished from the earth.

As the misfortunes of Lous Sixteenth were brought on by the licentious extravagance of his predecessor, so the unpop- ularity of Gov. Martin, who succeeded Tryon in 1771, was confirmed and intensified by impolitic administration of that inconsiderate ruler. The great contest of the Revolu- tion, which had been made possible by the Stamp Act and other injudicious enactments of the British Government, was made certain and immediate in North Carolina by the oppressive burdens of taxation. Newbern played an im- portant part in the exciting struggle. The first assemblage independent of royal authority ever convened in the State, met here on the 25th August, 1774. This convention ap- proved of a call for a General Congress to be held in Phila- delphia in September, and appointed four delegates to rep- resent the colony in that body. Abner Nash and Isaac Ed- wards were the delegates from Newbern. Col. John Har- vey was the President of the first ('onvention, and issued a call for a second meeting to be held in Newbern on the 4th April, 1775. The Legislature also assembled here at the

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same date, and showed a cordial appreciation of the patriotic sentiments of the people. The gathering storm-cloud be- gan to arouse the loyal feelings of the Governor, and he de- nounced in unmeasured terms the plans and plotters of re- bellion. He mounted cannon before the famous palace, and prepared to use Gov. Tryon's remedy of shot and steel upon the rebels. But the spirit of resistance had become too strong for his authority. The hour for conciliation had passed. The people of Ncwbern watched with much uneas- iness the threatening jaws of the cannon, but they would not be terrified into submission. Dr. Alexander Gaston, Richard Cogdell, James Coor, and others of the leading citizens of the town collected together, captured the six pieces of artillery and carried them off in the very presence of the Executive. That night Governor Martin fled from his royal residence, and returned with a few friends, first to Fort Johnston on the Cape Fear, and afterward to an Eng- lish ship of war, from which he continued to issue procla- mations to the insurgent citizens. But his fliglit from New- bern on that memorable occasion may be taken as the clos- ing scene of royal administration in North Carolina. This, however, was only the opening of the might}^ conflict. A Committee of Safety was appointed, consisting of the most intelligent and influential people of the place, whose duty it was to watch the disafl'ected and to strengthen the waver- ing. As Donald McDonald, a distinguished Scotchman, under the power of a commission issued to him by Gov. Martin, had raised the royal standard near Fayetteville, and collected a large body of troops, it became necessary to meet him in the field. There were but two continental regiments raised in North Carolina. One of these was under the com - mand of Col. James Moore, and was posted about twelve miles from McDonald's camp. Moore called for reinforce- ments, and Col. Richard Caswell went to his assistance with the Newbern battalion of Minute Men. On the march Wil- mington added to it some Militia, and a detachment under Col. Lillington. On the 27th of February, 1776, the oppos- ing forces met at Moore's Creek, and a sanguinary battle took place. The Newbern troops, at an important period of the action, poured across South River and charged the enemy in the flank and rear. The boastful Highlander

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and his tory allies could not stand the impetuous attack of the tiery patriots, but broke in disorder and fled from the field, thus exhibiting the fact that not only could our people pass inflamatory resolutions in council, but ably and reso- lutely defend them in the field !

At a session of the Legislature held in Newbern in 1777, a serious and thorough discussion was had of the military condition of the State. The immediate result of the venti- lation of this question was the organization of the State mili- tia. Col. William Bryan was appointed General of the New- bern District. Together with the wise and judicious provis- ions incorporated in the military bill, such as the regulation, compelling tlie inferior soldiery, under the penalty of humil- iating confinement, to obey their superior oflicers, this Legis- lature passed salutary laws looking to the genera) protection and prosperity of the country. Among other statutes, it was enacted that, "whereas the evil and pernicious practice of freeing slaves ought, at this alarming state of affairs, to be guarded against by all friends of law and order, it is or- dered that if any slave be set free except for meritorious conduct, the said slave shall be arrested and sold." Two facts are i)roininently set forth by the language of this en- actment: first, that there were conscientious scruples in the minds of our countrymen even then concerning the institu- tion of slavery, and second, that their patriotic purpose was too wise, fixed and resolute to permit mere fanatical impulses to embarrass their political efiforts. It was reserved for the English Government and the Northern States of this conti- nent, both of whom joined together to fasten the institution like iron fetters upon our people, to scourge with insults, fire and sword, the land which they had so grossly injured. But these enactments of the Legislature were only inciden- tal to the bloody drama, which was still moving forward with all its exciting details. It is probable that the gallant patriots of Newbern, after the battle of Moore's Creek, were scattered under the Continental banners all over the nation, as Caswell, Nash, and others of their leaders have left their fame upon every stricken field. This supposition is con- firmed by the fact that, in 1781, almost in the last extremity of the war, a force of four hundred regulars together with about the same number of tories from Wilmington, under

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the leadership of Major Crai^, attacked Newbeni and cap- tured it, sacking the town, and slayino; Dr. Gaston as, to- ^pilier with liis family, he W{ismakin<r his escajio from Union Point. It is said, that this devoted citizen had made him- self especially obnoxious to the enemy because of his intel- li.ii:ence, his gallantry and his influence. Richard Cogdell was another citizen against whom they had a burning ha- tred. Both of them were in Newbern at the time of the at- tack. Cogdell escaped, but (xaston was slain. It is said that they fired upon the faithful patriot over the shouhlcr of his wife, thus putting the seal ui)on that barbarous cruelty which has made the English soldier a public scandal from the battle of Hastings until now.

The history of Newbern, after the close of the Revolution, was more the history of private famihes and of local com- mercial development than anything else. That the mer- cantile prosperity of the place w^as very great is shown from the fact, that the firm of Turner & Stanly are said to have lost, by the misadventures of the war, thirty sail of vessels in the West Indies. Bat still there was no public excite- ment, immediately after the close of hostilities, to give the town a popular importance, and we must look solely to the State and National influence of its most di'^tinguished lead- ers for whatever history it may have made. Tlie first strongly marked character who came to the front was Rich- ard Dobbs Spaiiiht. An Irishman of respectable and hon- orable parentage, a giaduate of the University of Glasgow, and a staunch adherent of the political rights of the Colo- nies, he ideiitified himself with the military movements as the Aid of Gen. Caswell in 1780, and was with tliat distin- guished patriot at the battle of Camden. In 17S1 he repre- sented the town of Newbern in the House of T'ommons, and in 1782-83 and '84 he was elected to represent the State as well in the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, and he appears to have served with ability in both capacities. In 1785 and 1786, he was again a member of the Legishiture from Craven. In 1787, he was chosen one of the delegates to frame the National Constitution, and his name is append- ed to that immortal instrument. In 1788 he was one of the delegates from Craven to the Convention at Hillsboro to deliberate on the same. In 1792 he was elected Governor

28 HISTORY OF NEWBERN.

of the State, in which year he was member of the House of Commons from Newbern. In 1798, he was again elected to Congress froQi the Newbern District, and served one term. In 1801 he became a member of the State Senate, and in the next year perished in a personal rencounter with his great political adversar}^, John Stanly.

This disastrous result grew out of the divergent political principles of the day, and the intense personal bitterness en- gendered thereby. Contemporaneous with the framing of the Constitution the old Federal ideas of national consoli- dation, which in this year, 1880, are again threatening the stability of the government, and the oppo.site theory of State sovereignty, represented by Republicanism, began to agi- tate the people. By the close of the century, two great, pow- fully organized bodies, lead on by Adams and Hamilton on the one part, and Madison and Jefferson on the other, had divided the political sentiment of the country. John Stanly, son of John Wright Stanly, one of the wealthiest and most influential merchants of Newbern at the close of the Revolution, had then just grown to manhood, and was one of the most brilliant intellects ever produced by the South. A federalist by principle and profession, with a quick and inexhaustible genius armed at all points with satire, ridicule and invective, bold even to recklessness in grappling with an adversary, and with more of the rude gallantry of Ran- dolph than tlie polished courtesy of Clay, it was inevitable if there was any manhood on the other side, that he should sooner or later come into personal collision with his oppo- nents. Gov. Spaight happened to be the most conspicuous of the Republican leaders, and it fell to his lot to become a victim to the towering ambition and relentless temper of his adversary. It is unnecessary to repeat the often told story here. Doubtless, both were to blame for the quarrel. But it is a sad commentary on the civilization and christian spirit of the times, that two such eminent men as John Stanly and Richard Dobbs Spaight could fight a fatal duel in the very suburbs of Newbern, in broad daylight of the Holy Sabbath, in the presence of numerous s[)ectators, and yet public sentiment tolerate the crime. It is a matter of public history, that even the Governor of the State extended

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his executive clemency to tlie survivor, by granting him a pardon. This duel took place on the 5th of September, 1802. We do not admire the character of John Stanly any more than we do that of John Randolph, whom he seems greatly to have resembled iu the erratic splendor of his genius, and in the injpervious, overbearing forcefulness of his temper. But, nevertholer^s, after the opening of this century, his i)ro- fessional ingenuity and success, and his public political ca- reer wrought out a large part of our local history for many years. His first entrance into public life was as a borough member in the House of Commons in 1798, which position he again filled the next year. He represented the Newbern District in Congress in ISOl, and again in 1809. At the ex- piration of this term of service, he was again elected a borough member of the House of Commons in 1812, and became the leader of his part}' in opposition to the war, and to President Madison's administration. He continued with- out much intermission in the House of Commons, of which he was oftc'n Speaker, until 1826, when he was smitten with a paralytic stroke, whicii terminated his political career. His li!e ended in a short time thereafter, on the 3rd of Au- gust, 1834. Contemporaneous with Mr. Stanly, whose infe- rior he was probabl}' in what men agree to call genius, but vastly his superior in the roundness of his character, and in the greatness and foiopleteness of his intellectual furniture, was William Gaston. Time and again representing the people in the State Legislature and in Congress, but on ac- count of his religious opinions being disabled from holding any judicial position before 1833, he conferred honor and distinction upon every office which he held. He was Speaker of the House of Commons in 1803. In 18 IG, as a member of the Federal Congress, he was considered to take rank with Randolph, Lowndes, Clay, Forsyth, Pinckney and others, who were the political giants of those days. Aiter the Convention for amending the State Constitution had removed the religious disqualifications from his path, he was made one of the judges of the Supreme Court of North Car- olina, and was filling that exalted position when he died in 1814. Judge Gaston was entitled to rank ai his death as the first citizen of the State, if not the very first which she over possessed. Senator Badger doubtless possessed a greater

30 HISTORY OF NEW BERN.

vohiine of brain, Frank Hawks was the greatest orator the State ever produced, and John Stanly may have been his superior as a great po{)ular speaker and leader. Hut take mental gifts, culture and character all in one, neither one of these wa's the equal of William Gaston. A noble memory of him, like the echo of a beautiful song, still lingers around the hearts and homes of the ancient city for which his father perished, and to illustrate whose annuls he devoted the no- blest energies of his life. And what other city in America has ever been J he nuri^ing mother of four such men as Gas- ton, Stanly, Badger and Hawks.

Ncwbern's participation in the war of 1812 was not likely to have been active or conspicuous. Though the voting strength of the two parties in Craven county is said to have been about equally divided, the j)ersonal and political in- fluence of Gaston and Stanly, the two most potential citi- zens of the town, being exerted against Madison's govern- ment, and consequently against the policy of the war, it is hardly probable that the people of Newbern went very earnestly against the sentiment of these two men. But a very marked incident of the times, notwithstanding, was the important part played by the privateer, Snap-Dragon, owned by a stock company in Newbern, and commanded by Capt. bttway Burns. This vessel is said to have done great damage to the English shipping, and to have brought many prizes into port. During the progress of the war, Admiral Cockburn, with an English fleet, came over Ocra- coke Bar, and created great excitement through the coun- try. He captured the Custom House ofiicer at Portsmouth, but treated the people kindly, even generously, paying them the highest prices for the commissary stores which he look from them. Probably the inadequacy of the naviga- tion through the Swash and the river Neuse for his ponder- ous ships of wa , prevented a repetition of Major Craig's famous attack ufion Newbern.

We have said, that one of the most important elements of the history of Newbern, after the Revolutionary struggle, was its commercial prosperity and growth. This was es- ])ecially the case after the opening of this century. Its foreign trade grew with dazzling rapidity, and the impor- tance 01 these foreign relations left its impress upon every

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department of business. Ship-yards sprang into existence as if under tlie touch of an enchanter's wand - new vessels of every grade and model were constantly going upon the stocks. Smith's creek and Bay river also became the scenes of mechanical ingenuity and skill, and, with the exception of the canvass, the vessels when completed were fully rigged and equipped in our own waters. To adopt the expressive language of another writer: "The rope-walks in the vicinity of the town manufactured all the cordage, the iron work was all done at the ship yards, and when the vessels were launched and the accounts all settled up by the contractors, almost every dollar was left at home, to lay the keels of new vessels, and to purchase cargoes for the distant voyages." These cargoes consisted of oak and red oak staves, cypress shingles, tar and pitch, long ranging pitch pine lumber, mess jiork and tobacco, in a word, all the products of the surrounding country, which were exchanged in the We.st Indies for sugar and molasses, salt and rum, besides a large balance of Spanish milled dollars and doubloons. Fortunes were easily made by enterprising merchants in those days, for the commodities brought back from foreign ports in exchange for our exports were in great demand in the interior, and were carried off in waggons and flats, the onlv means of tran.sportation known to people of that gen- eration.

This commercial growth, slightly repressed by the war of 1812, sprang into fresh activity and life after its termina- tion. It is said that the single article of salt went up in this market to five dollars per bushel. The foreign demand for our home products, from this period on to 1835, was more pressing than ever. Then were laid the foundations of those prosperous fortunes, which gave to Newbern what- ever material energy she possessed in the commercial ex- perience of those days. Her merchants, equally with her lawyers, politicians and divines, became the architects of her power, reputation and infiucnce. The WcHinlcys, Harveys, Sneads, Justices, Taylors, Hollisters, Smallwoods, Simpsons, M( Lins, Cuthberts and others, accumulated the comforts and luxuries of social life, and gave a financial character to the place, w'hich it never before possessed. Some conception may be formed of the immense merchant-ma-

32 HISTORY OF NEWBERN.

rine, which then crowded our Avaters, when, it is said, that there were over forty square-rigged vessels beh)nging to the port, besides numerous smaller coast-wise schooners. These vessels were nearly all owned by the citizens of New-hern. Tlie costly cargoes with which they were freighted, on their outward and return voyages, were under the control of home capital, and the wealth which they accumulated was em})loyed for home expansion and home hnppiness.

The year 1835 is generally considered by the best students of our local history to have been the turning point in the prosperity of Newbern. After that period her commercial decline was gradual but inevitable. Disease had sw;^pt from the forests the oak timber, which had been such a valuable article of trade. The Great West was teeming with enterprising settlers, and we could no longer com[)ete with her in the raising of pork. In the production of cot- ton, we could not begin to sustain a struggle with the pro- lific soil and precocious climate of tlie more Southern States. The facilities of steam were rapidly driving sail-ves-ols from the ocean, and concentrating the commercial forct^s of the world upon the metropolitan centres of trathc and trade. To make matters worse, real estate began to fall, the banks with a plethora of money could not find customers, and immigration set in, draining the town and country of many of our most valuable and cultivated citizens. For a time, utter bankruptcy was stayed by the sudden and unexpected demand for rosin and spirits of turpentine. The spirits was an indispensable article in the manufacture of rubber goods, and was besides necessary for lights, as no kerosene or gas had at that day enlightened the darkness of the world. The old town was soon dotted with tur()entine distilleries, ex- tending far up the Neuse. About ISio, two steamb!)ats were required upon that river as tugs, to draw the enor- mous flats, loaded down with six hundred barrels of naval stores a ])iece, brought out of the counties of Wayne, John- ston, Lenoir and Greene. But still, from 1835 up to the commencement of our civil war, the commercial decline of Newbern was steadily on the increase. It was thouglit, that the construction of the Atlantic and North Carolina rail- road, which was formerly opened by splendid addresses from North Carolina's two greatest orators, Henry W. Miller and

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Dr. Hawks, in 1858, would restore the glowin<^ prestaj[^G of the past. But if more than the mere convenience of travel has been harvested from the operation of that road, we are yet to see it.

Any sketch of Newbern would be incomplete, wliich should make no reference to the development of its educa- tional interests. In 17(54, the Legislature passed an act to erect a school house in the town. On the 3rd of November, 17G6, another act was passed which was couched in the fol- lowing language: "Wl)ereas, a number of well disposed per- sons, taking into consideration the great necessity of having a proper school or public seminary of learning established, have at a great ex[)ense, erected and built in the town of Newbt^rn a convenient house for the purposes aforesaid," <fec. In 1773, another act was passed alluding to a "large and commodious building" already erected for school purposes, and prohibiting any other improvement of the lots upon which it was located. In 1784, another act was passed, first giving to the school the name of the Newbern Academy, and appointing Richard Caswell, Abner Nash, John Wright Stanly, William Blount, John Sitgraves, William McClure, and others a Board of Trustees. Now the question is, when was the present school building erected ? We see it stated in some of the modern accounts of the occurrences of that remote day, that the school house of the Revolution was a log building, and that the present commodious structure was built at a much later day. But would the Acts of 1766 and '73 describe a log house as an expensive building, and speak of it as large and commodious ? Would such men as Caswell, Nash, Stanly and Blount take the trusteeship of a log school house, calling it by the pompous name of the Newbern Acadetn}-? We think that all the proofs from the early legislative enactments, as well as from the size, style, location and material of the present structure, show that the present Newbern Academy is the one constructed between 1764 and '6ij, and {)robably by the very architect who built Tryon's palace. But however this may be, this school has for over a hundred years been the unfailing source of moral and mental training for the citizens of Newbern. A long line of accomplished schoolmasters have honored its halls. Some of the mightiest spirits of the nation have been taught

34 . HISTORY OF NEWBERN.

benontli its venerable roof. And it is even to-day under the faithful direction of one of the ablest and most deserving of the Professors of our own University, when that nohle in- stitution was in its prime, and is dispensing its imperisha- ble blessings to the rising generation.

Besides the distinguished public men whose names have already been mentioned, Newbern was the birth-place of many other gifted spirits. Richard Dobbs Spaight, son of the previous Governor of that name, represented this Dis- trict in Congress in 1823-'24, and Was elected Governor of the State in 1834, being the last under the old constitution. Edward Stanly, son of John Stanly, represented this Dis- trict in Congress from ]837 to 1843, and again from 1849 to 1853 He was elected Attorney General during the session of 1846, but soon resigned the position. After his last term in Congiess, he removed to California, and soon launched into a lucrative practice of the law. During the great civil war, he w;is appointed by President Lincoln, Governor of North Carolina. But when he came here, found all his old friends in the Confederate army, and saw the utter impossi- bility of quieting the storm, he resigned and returned to his distant homo, where he soon after passed peacefully to his reward. Besides these, there were John R. Donnell,a Judge of the Superior Court, Charles B. Shepherd, a ])rominent lawyer and politician, John H. and James W. Bryan, both men of talent, fame and influence; Richard S. Donnell, a fine parliamentarian, a successful lawyer and the soul of wit; M. E. Manly, a Judge of the Supreme Court and a member-elect of the United States Senate; Thomas Black- ledge, Vine Allen, Edward Graham, Wright Stanly, Isaac Lee Guion, George L. Attmore, and others. In the nobler sphere of religious effort. Dr. Francis L. Hawks, Bishop Cicero Hawks, and John Todd Brame, were honored rep- resentatives of the genius and culture of the old town. The latter died in his early manhood, but not before he had proven himself to be one of the most brilliant preachers and writers in the State. The two former won a national repu- tation as powerful, eloquent and useful ministers of the Church.

Religious principle was the very corner stone of the set- tlement of Newbern, and to this was due, more than to any

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thing else, her splendid career in war, finance, social refine- ment and intellectual influence, De Graffenreid, in 1711, the year of the uprising of the Indians, in a letter to the Bishop of London, tendere<i the colony to the Church of I'iUgland. At the session of the Legislature held in Elen- ton in 1723, in the very act of incorporation there was in- serted a clause pioviding a lot for the erection of a house of worship. The Episco[)al Church of to-day still stands upon the lot, which was the burial ground of provincial days. Here may be seen old tomb-stones with quaint inscriptions, commemorating the virtues of along past generation. The silver communion service still used in the E[)iscopal Church was, together with the Bible and Prayer-Book, presented by George the Third, and all bear the royal coatof arms with the initials "G. R." The Bible was printed in 1717, and tiie Prayer-Book in 1750. There is also in the Presbyterian Church a ta'>let erected to the memory of a daughter of Jonathan Edwards, the great Calvinistic theologian, who married Thomas Pollock, the great grandson of the Pollock who bought De Graffenreid's claim, and died in Newbern. Religion, through all the vicissitudes of its one hundred and seventy years, despite the threatenings of war and tlie menacing influences of peace, lias firmlj' kept its place in Newbern. Besides the Episcopal Church, the Presbyterians, the Methodists, the Baptists, and the Roman Catholics all have capacious and comfortable houses of v/orship, and ai'e in a prosperous condition. The colored population also have their devout places for religious service, and are show- ing a commendable attention to their religious duties. If a sincere consecration to God is the highest excellence of a State, then may we hope that this ancient and meritorious city will not be rejected by the Infinite Mercy. For not- withstanding its fiery trials of poverty and pestilence, and notwithstanding the vices and moral declensions of the age, the spirit and temper of Newbern are fully in accord with the religious hope and faith which first planted the civiliza- tion of the Old World among the wild forests of the Neuse. It is unnecessary to dwell upon the heroic record made by the citizens of Newbern during the progress of the great civil war. Their martial and patriotic deportment through all that trying period, was only a repetition of the war-like

36 HISTORY OF NEWBERN.

achievements of every section of the Confederacy. The fall of Hatteras on the 30th of August, 1861, threw wide open the gates of our navigation to the military and naval forces of the enemy. Still, if such injudicious attempts had not been made to strengthen the town, if such wretched posi- tions had not been taken by our troops, and better engineer- ing and better handling of our forces had been encountered by the Federal advance, the capture of Newbern might at least have been delayed for many montiis. But under cir- cumstances of inexperience and nvismanagement, its cap- ture became a foregone conclusion. On the 14th of March, 1862, Burnside successfully hurled his legions and his ships of war upon our entrenchments and fortifications, our lines were flanked and broken, and tlie city fell into the hands of the army of conquest. Twice, during its occupation, the most complete preparations were made for wrenching it from the possession of the enemy. But the first effort mis- carried on account of the indifference and incapacity of Gens. Pickett and Barton, and in the second Gen. Hoke, 'vho would certainly have succeeded, was called with his divis- ion to Virginia, just as he was about to open the assault. After this the Confederacy was compelled to fight for its life upon the very threslihold of its existence, and the old town was abandoned to its fate. It has a long and illustrious roll of honor to show to the generations yet to come. Upon almost every battle field of the war she shed her blood lav- ishly for the defence of the country. She gave the noblest and bravest of her 3'oung men for the " lost cause " and the " furled banner." And now, after their death, she has built them a noble sepulchre, where, surrounded by the sacred dust of Gaston, Stanly, Donnell, Shepherd and others of her famous sons, she has gratefully entombed their remains, and annually sheds the tear of pity and scatters the beauti- ful flowers of remembrance over their martyr graves. She is determined, that if the fruits have perished, the recollec- tion of her dead heroes shall live forever.

Since the termination of the war, Newbern has been bus- ily employed in repairing the waste places, in settling and applying new theories of development, and in getting ready for a higher and more reliable commercial progress. Her business men are looking to manufactures as one of the

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most certain elements of her future prosperity. Already a lar<;e cotton factory is at work near the point where the homeless palatines pitched their tent m the dim misty long ago. A cajiacious and pros[)erous plate factory is driving- its machinery almost within a stone's throw of the beautiful terrace which stretched its radiant greensward under the rear windows of Gov. Tryon's palace. A bucket factory, a rice ir ill, an enterprising agricultural house, where plows and other implements of husbandry are made, iron found- ries, together with many other manufacturing projects are in full and successful operation. Agriculture also is spring- ing into fresh life, and is taking much encouragement from the marked attention which is given to truck farming in this vicinity. Hundreds of acres are being 2)lanted in peas and potatoes, which after harvesting will again be covered with valuable crops of cotton and corn. Through the inde- fatigable industry of one of our most intelligent citizens, a colony of Hollanders has been settled on a rich body of lard below the city, and it is believed that this will prove a healthy stimulus to immigration in the future. The Neuse and the Trent, the great highways of interior commerce for the city, are being rapidly opened and improved by the ap- plication of appropriations gianted by the general Govern- ment, and in a short time very remote and obscure sections of the country, through the facilities ot steam, will have their products pouring into Newbern. To complete the more cheerful prospect which now opens up before us, the merchants of the city have organized themselves into a Board of Trade, and are pulling together with harmony, intelligence and zeal in the reconstruction of our mercantile condition and character. They may not have the capital, experience and personal force of the powerful race of mer- chants who built up Newbern at the beginning of this cen- tury, but they are as fully intelligent, earnest and perse- vering. Thus it will be seen, that while the old elements of commercial prosperity and power have vanished into the past, never to be restored, there is at least an encouraging probability of such a measure of local opulence and success as we have not known for many years.

POPULATION OF NEWBERN, N. C,

(As taken by the Publishers of this Work, February 1, 1880.)

White males, White females,

Colored males, Colored females,

1,149 - 1.264

1,004 2 32o

2,413

3,929

Total, 6,342

Tliere are also betwean fifteen hundred and two thousand outside of the corporation not included in this report.

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com mer commission

merchant

condr conductor

cor corner

dept deputy

dist district

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lab laborer

mkr maker

ninfg manufaeturinj!:

mnfr manufacturer

Norn north

n e nor th en St

nr near

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nw northwest

opp opposite

pk park

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P O post office

Pres president

prin principal

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l)ub publisher

r residence

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Rev... Reverend

^e southeast

Sors south

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ABBEY CHAS A, capt of Revenue Cutter, r s Front bet Craven and e Front

Abbott Israel (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar

Adams Harriett V, wid of John, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Agent Robt, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

40 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Agostine Frank M, fish and oyster dealer, Market Wharf, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front

Agostine Joseph M, r Pollock bet (>raven and e Front

Agostine Joseph M J, watchman A & N C R R Co, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front

Agostine Nepolion B, ajrt, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, etc. Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r same

Agostine Sarah L, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, etc, Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r same

Albertson Huldy, wid of John H, r Queen bet Hancock and Craven

Aldridge Isaac (c), carpenter, r Bern bet Queen and Cedar

Aldridge James (c), carpenter, r Pollock nr w limits

Allen W Frank (c), porter C E Slover, bds Elm City Hotel

Allen George, (Geo Allen & Co), sect and treas Newbern Manfg Co, r cor Johnston and Middle

Allen Geo & Co, (George Allen), hardware, agricultural im- plements, harness, saddles, etc., 22 and 24 Pollock bet Craven and Middle

Allen James (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r Jerkin's alley bet Queen and Primrose

Alphin Amanda, wid of Jesse, r junction of Middle and Craven

American House, Nelson Whitford propr. Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front

Anderson Brice, r Pollock bet Spring and German

Anderson Chas, watchman Old Dominion Steam Ship Co's office, r Pollock bet Spring and German

Andress Marion (c), waiter John Detrick, r Cypress

Andrews Cope, r Fobbs' alley nr Neuse rd

Andrews' Chapel, Methodist church (c), Hancock bet Pol- lock and s Front, John Moore pastor

Andrews Thomas (c), r George bet Pollock and s Front

Appleby James, butcher New Market, bds Broad bet Queen and Muddy

Archibald Church (c), hostler Gaston House, r same Arendell Thomas, r cor Hancock and Broad

Armett Elijah (c), r cor Pollock and Fleet

Armston W, r Ash nr Elm

Arnold Aaron (c), lab, r Good nr R R

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Arnold Eliza M, wid of Alleu, r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Arnold IMiss Elraira, r Pollock bet Middle and Hancock Arnold James B (c), Fobbs' alley nr Neuse rd Arthur Benj (c), porter Clyde Line Steam Ship office, r

Broad bet Middle and Craven Ash Geo, elk Schwerin & Co, bds Central Hotel Askens Isaac (c), r New bet George and Metcalf Athletic Rink, cor Broad and Middle Atkinson Rev J T, pasto.- St Cyprians colored Episcopal

church, bds Gaston House Atlantic Fire Co No 1, engine house Craven bet s Front and

Pollock Austin Abram J (c), cooper, r Jerkin's alley bet Queen and

Primrose Austin Major (c), r Jerkin's alley bet Queen and Primrose

B

ADGER AVM (c), r s end Jones

Bailey Geo W, elk C H Blank, bds s Front bet Middle and

Craven Bailey Joseph (c), r Metcalf nr Johnston Bailey Mary J, wid of Jonathan, boarding house s Front

bet Middle and Craven, r same Bains Alex (c), r West nr Elm Baker Alex M, dry goods, notions, shoes, etc. Pollock 1

door w National Bank,r Union bet e Front and Craven Baker Richard C (c), r Gardner's alley bet George and

Bern Ball Hannah, wid of Edward, r New or Neuse bet Metcalf

and George Ball Samuel R, elk J Schwerin, r cor Pollock and Spring Ballard Joseph J, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front Bangert Sebastian, bakery and confectionery cor Broad

and Middle, r same Banks Geo (c), carpenter, r Stanley bet Bragg's Alley and

Queen Banks Hugh L (e), barber J B Brown, r Bern bet Queen

and Cedar Banks Jacob (e), r Pine bet Bern and George

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Banks John (c), r Gardner's Alley, bet George and Bern Banton John M (e), barber Gaston House, r cor Broad

and Bern 1st Baptist Church, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Barber Chas (c), barber, s Front bet Hancock and Middle,

r cor George and Cedar Barber Seth (c), r cor George and Cedar Barham David E, jailor, Craven bet New or Neuse and

Broad Barham Sandy (c), engine wiper A & N C R R Shops Barker Richard S, clerk Roberts & Bro, r Metcalf bet s

Front and Pollock Barnes Benj (c), r German bet New s Front and Pollock. Barnes Damon (c), works J A Meadows' Mills Barnum Edward H, bkpr Gates, Foy & Co, bds Gaston

House Barringer Barbery, wid of Frank, r Hancock bet Pollock

and s Front Barrum David (c), r cor New or Neuse and Middle Bar rum Geo (c), r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Barrum Sandy, (c) r New^ or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Barrum Wm (c), carpenter E M Pavie, r New or Neuse bet

Craven and e Front Bass Alex (c), school teacher, r cor German and Pollock Bass Peter, r cor Queen and West Bateman Thomas H, tinner D G Smaw, r Griffith bet Queen

and Atmore Bates Charles K F, wks Wooden Plate Factory, r Pollock

bet Hancock and Metcalf Bates Henry G, physician, s Front 3 doors w Gaston

House, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf Battle Thomas (c), brick mason, r Primrose nr R R Bauford Cheslem, wid Henry, r Broad bet George and

Muddy Baxter Horace E, elk J W Baxter, r Middle bet Pollock and

s Front Baxter Joseph W, groceries and general merchandise. Mid- dle bet Pollock and s Front, r same Beasley Benj (c), (McGee, Nelson & Co,) r Tull bet Stanley

and Atmore Becktou George (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones

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Beekton Joseph (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones

Bell Benj A, watches, clocks and jewelry, M ddle bet Pol- lock and s Front, r Pollock bet Hancock and Middle

Bell Charles S, watchmaker B A Bell, r Pollock bet Han- cock and Middle

Bell D, (D Bell & Co,) bds Farmers' Home

Bell D & Co, (D Bell & John Royal,) fish and oyster dealers Market Wharf

Bell Eugene J, r Hancock bet Pollock and s Front

Bell Henry (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern

Bell Homer (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory

Bell John H, bkpr The National Bank of Newberne, r e Front cor Change

Bell Wm (c), porter Roberts & Bro, r nr cor Norwood and New s Front

Benders Benj (c), r cor Pollock and Bryant

Benders Isaac (c), r Norwood bet Pollock and Crooked

Benders Wm, r Neuse rd nr limits

Benders Wm (c), cart driver, r Metcalf bet New and John- ston

Benders York (c), huckster Middle st Market, r Muddy nr s Front

Bendows Benj (c), r Norwood bet Pollock and Crooked

Berry Edward T, painter, r cor Johnston and Hancock

Berry Mary F, wid of Richard T, r cor Johnston and Han- cock

Berry James (c), lab, r e Front nr King

Berry Reuben H, merchant, bds s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Berry Richard, druggist, books, stationery, fancy goods, seeds, etc. Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r same

Bethea N C, machinist. The Newbern Manfg Co

Biddle Edward (c), r George nr Pine

Biddle James W, county commissioner, r Cobton P 0

Biggins William (c), r Pollock bet Moonshine Alley and Fleet

Bishop Anthony (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory, r George bet Randolph and Court

Bishop Edward K, wks George Bishop, r cor Hancock and New or Neuse

Bishop George, sash and blinds, undertaker and merchant

44 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

miller, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen, r cor Han- cock and New or Neuse Bishop Peter (c), wks Plate Factory, r cor George and Broad Bishop Tony (c), r George bet Randolph and Court Black John (c), r Jerkins Alley bet Primrose and Queen Black Martin (c), shoemaker, Hancock nr Queen, r same Blackledge Samuel (c), candy maker John Dann, r Bern bet

Cedar and Pine Blackshaw Frank (c), r Muddy bet Broad and Queen Blango Augustus (c), r Cedar bet Bern and George. Blank Ghas H, whol and ret general merchandise, Middle

opp Market House, r junction Middle and Graves Black Wm (c), r cor West and Cedar Blount James (c), wks A R Dennison Blount Peter (c), wks Daniel Stimson Blount Thomas (c), wks A R Dennison Blunt Archie (c), carpenter E M Pavie, r wend Pollock Blunt Isaac (c), r New s Front nr Spring Blunt Webster (c), wks Wooden Plate Factor}^ r West bet

Queen and Elm Boesser Frederick, manfr and dealer in furniture, mat- tresses, etc, cor Middle and Broad, r Middle bet Broad and New or Neuse Boesser Fred Jr, furniture and upholsterer, s Front 1 e Gas- ton House, r Middle bet Broad and New or Neuse. Boon John (c), r Bragg's Alley nr Queen Boon John A (c), butcher New Market, r West near Queen Bowden Francis M, r Queen bet Hancock and Craven Bowden John W, police, r Queen bet Hancock and Craven Bowden Thomas, r Queen bet Hancock and Craven Bowen Edward (c), wks David Congdon Bowen Wm (c), r Bragg's Alley nr Queen Bowens Samuel T, r cor Pollock and Norwood Bowens Solomon (c), r Stanley bet Bragg's Alley and Queen Boyd Martha, wid of William S, r Metcalf bet s Front and

Pollock Boyd Wm B, r cor Hancock and Broad Boyd Wm C G, lace agent Clapp & Bailey, r cor Hancock

and Broad Boyle James, grocer, carpenter and builder, junction Queen and Broad, r same

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Braddick Fred (c), carpenter, r nr Baptist Church Braddiek Harr}' (c), r Jerkins Alley bet Randolph and Good Bragg George (c), fisherman, r s Front bet Eden and George Bragg Kelly (c), wks E Ellis, r George bet Good and Ran- dolph Brett Samuel, elk, bds Central Hotel Brewer Harris (c), r Crooked bet Jones and Norwood Brandem Henry (c), r Atniore nr R R Brimage Bryant (c), farmer, r Metcalf bet Broad and Pollock Brimage John (c), wks Geo Bishop, r Bragg's Alley bet

Queen and Primrose Brimage ]\Iingo (c), r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose Brinn Mary, wid of Joshua, r cor Queen and Pollock Brinson Benj H, supt Elijah Ellis' mills, r Pollock bet Mud- dy and Spring Brinson Fanny, wid of Josephus, r Spring nr Pollock Brinson Henry T, r Spring bet Pollock and s Front Brinson Sarah R, wid of James McC, bds s Front bet Middle

and Craven Brinson Wm G, justice of the peace, ins agt and county com- missioner, s Front bet Middle and Craven, r Broad bet Hancock and Metcalf Britt James P, cotton buyer, s Front bet Middle and Cra- ven, bds e Front below Change Broadstreet George, r Pollock bet Norwood and Jones Broadstreet Wm, r Pollock bet Norwood and Jones Brock Hardy (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore Brock Xavier M, elk Wm Cohen, r Pollock cor Fleet Brookfield Lewis (c), lab Gaston House, r same Brooks Gaston (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Brooks James (c), lab, r Muddy bet Queen and Broad Brooks John R, minister, r New or Neuse bet Hancock and

Metcalf Brothers Horace (c), r Broad bet Queen and Muddy Brow Isaac (c), r Cedar nr Stanley Brown Abram (c), wks Elijah Ellis' Mills Brown Aden (c), r New or Neuse nr George Brown Benj K, r Union bet Craven and e Front Brown Daniel (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar Brown Elijah (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Brown Green, tax collector, r Union bet Craven and e Front Brown Henry, wks David Cougdon

46 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Brown Henry (c), fish and oyster dealer Middle st Market. r West bet Queen and Elm

Brown Isaac (c), r Scott alley nr Neuse rd

Brown John, r Mctcalf bet Broad and Pollock

Brown John B (c), barber, Middle bet s Front and Pollock, r Hancock bet Pollock and s Front

Brown John W (c), grocer cor Queen and Hancock, r cor Randolph and Jerkin's Alley

Brown Lem (c), wood yard s Front nr Middle, r s Front bet Spring and German

Brown Lewis, r Broad bet Queen and Muddy

Brown Lifford (c), r Metcalf bet Johnston and New

Brown Samuel (c), cart driver, r New bet George and Met- calf

Brown Thomas c), r Pine bet Bern and George

Brown William E, elk Alex Miller, r George bet New or Neuse and Broad

Bryan Alex (c), drayman, r George bet New or Neuse and Broad

Bryan Andrew A (c), boot and shoe maker s Front bet Han- cock and Middle

Bryan Benj K, elk Southern Express office, r Union bet Craven and e Front

Bryan Clarissa, dress mkr, r Broad bet Middle and Craven

Bryan Edward K, bkpr E Ellis, r Change bet Craven and e Front

Bryan Green, deputy city tax collector, cor New or Neuse bet Middle and Craven, r Union bet Craven and e Front

Bryan Henry (c), r Pollock bet Norwood and Jones .

Bryan Henry R, atty at law, Craven bet Poliock and Broad, r e Front bet New or Neuse and Broad

Bryan James A, chairman county commissioners and far- mer, bds Gaston House

Bryan Lewis H (c), farmer, r Bern bet Pine and Cedar

Bryan Samuel (c), r Queen bet Muddy and George

Bryan Silus (c), wks A R Dennison

Bryan Thomas (c), r Stanley nr Cedar

Bryan W G, cotton weigher, s Front bet Middle and Craven, r Union bet Craven and e Front

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Bryant Abrain (c), slioe maker, r cor Georj^e and New or

Neuse Bryant Addick (c), r e Front bet Queen and King Bryant Asa (c), r cor New s Front and German Bryant David (c), r Bern bet Pine and Cypress Bryant Haphet (c), r Queen bet Griffith and e Front Bryant Jacob (c), r Brasj^o's alley bet Queen and Primrose Bryant Jarvis (c), r n of Queen nr New Market Bryant Jobn (c), r New s Front bet Jones and Norwood Bryant Jonas (c), r New s Front nr Spring Bryant Joseph (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern Bryant Joseph (c), farmer, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad Bryant Julius (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Bryant Moses T (c), carpenter, r Griffith bet Queen and At-

more Br^^ant Reuben (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar Bryant Samuel (c), r George bet Queen and New or Neuse Bryant Samuel C (c), carpenter, r Griffith bet Queen and

Atmore Bryant Virgil (c), lab, r Kilmarnoch nr Broad Bryant Vergil (c), butcher, r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Bryant William (c), r s Front bet Eden and Muddy Bryce John H (c), butcher New Market, r Queen bet Bern

and George Buun Richard (c), blacksmith, r Jerkins' Alley bet Queen

and Primrose Burden Decator (c), r Bern nr Queen

Burgess John H shoemaker, Craven bet s Front and Pol- lock, r c Front bet Pollock and s Front Burgees Rebecca, wid of Alfred, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Burton W H (c), shoe maker J W Harrell, r Court nr R R Basick Bryant (c), huckster at market, r Muddy bet s Front

and Pollock Butler John (c), r New s Front nr Norwood Bynum Asa L, carpenter, r Cedar nr Stanly Bynum Lewis B, carpenter, r Cedar nr Stanly

48 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

c

ADETT JAMES R (c), [Cadett & Thomas], r s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Cadett & Thomas (c), [Jas R Cadett and John H Tliomas],

grocers, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Calloway Dimond (c), r Queen bet Broad and Muddy Campbell James, bar tender J F Norman, r s Front bet

Hancock and Middle Canady Augustus (c), fireman A & N C R R Shops Canady Rev Levi (c), r New s Front bet Norwood and

Jones Canady Thomas (c), fisherman, r cor Norwood and New s

Front Cannon John (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Primrose and Good Capehart Austin (c), drayman, r cor Norwood and New s

Front Caplin Jerry (c), r Tull bet Stanl}'^ and Atmore Chapman Shade (c), r New nr George Carhart Wm E, commission merchant, bds Central Hotel Carpenter Edward W, elk Craven county, office court

iiouse, r Broad bet Middle and e Front Carpenter Seth M, editor and propr " The Newbernian,"

Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r same Carr Gaston (c), r cor Muddy and Spring Carr Mally (c), r Randolph nr R R Carraway Mrs D T, r Broad bet e Front and Craven Carraway Jno R B, elk R H Rountree & Co's bank, r Broad

bet e Front and Craven Carter Aaron (c), farmer, r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Case Geo L, elk Wm Salter, r e Front bet King and Queen Case Needham, section master, r e Front bet King and

Queen Catholic Church, cor Middle and New C'aton Wm, r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Cedar Grove Cemetery, Queen bet Metcalf and George Central Hotel, W E Patterson projn-, Middle bet Pollock

and s Front Chadwick Frank (c), fish and oyster dealer, Middle St

Market Chadwick Mary, wid of John, r Craven bet Broad and New

or Neuse

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Chadwick Samuel W, r Craven bet Broad and Pollock Chance Samuel (c), r Atmore bet Tull and Griffitli Chapman Major W(c), pressman "The Newberuian,"r George

nr Pine Chapman Robt (c), wks Daniel Stimson Charles James (c), wks Wooden Phite Factory Charlotte Wm E, painter, r cor Muddy and Pollock Chatick Samuel (c), r Stanly bet Bragg's Alley and Queen Chase James (c), fish and oyster dealer, Middle St Market Cherry Gilbert (c), wks Elijah Ellis mills, r cor Queen and

Pollock Christ's Church (Episcopal), Pollock bet Middle and Craven Churchill Benj L, hardware, stoves, tin ware, etc, Middle

bet s Front and Pollock, r Pollock bet Middle and Han- cock City Tax Collector's Oflace, Wm G Singleton collector,

Neu' or Neuse bet Middle and Craven Clark Chas C, (Clark & Clark), r Pollock bet Hancock

and Middle Clark Chas C jr, elk C H Blank, r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Clark Edward E, r cor Change and New or Neuse Clark Eli (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory, r James City Clark Elijah, cigar mkr, r Pollock bet Muddy and Eden Clark Henry (c), r New bet George and Metcalf Clark James (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Clark James iF, genl merchandise, Middle opp market

house, r Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Clark John D, dentist, Craven bet Pollock and Broad, r

same Clark Louisa T, wid of Wm W, r Craven bet Pollock and

Broad Clark Matilda E, wid of Henry J B, r Graves opp Middle Clark Wm W, (Clark & Clark), r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Clark & Clark, (Chas C and Wm W Clark) lawyers, s

Front bet Middle and Craven Clarke Ruben (c), wagon mkr, w end New s Front, r same Clarke Wm E, (Wm J Clarke & Son), r cor e Front and

Change

50 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Clarke Wm J, (Wm J Clarke & Son), r cor Change and e

Front Clarke Wm J & Son, (Wm J and Wm E) attys at law, Craven

bet s Front and Pollock Clay Henry (c), r cor Ash and Elm Claypoole Geo W, marble works, cor Broad and Craven, r

same Claypoole Jesse D, r s Front bet Craven and e Front Clayton Mariah, wid of E J, r cor Hancock and Broad Clayton Wm E, wks A & N C R R- Shops, r cor Hancock

and Broad Clinton Chapel Church, (c) Crooked bet Jones and Norwood Glide Line of Steamships, S H Gray agt, office s end

Craven Clyde Line Wharf, e Front nr R R Depot Cohen Brunner, wks cotton factory, r Johnston bet Han- cock and Middle Cohen Walter H, elk Geo Alien & Co, r Johnston bet Han- cock and Middle Cohen AVm, (W Sutton & Co,) general merchandise. Middle

bet Pollock and s Front, r cor Pollock and Hancock Coleman Philip (c), porter J F Norman, r cor Elm and Oak Colligan Wm jr, groceries and liquors, Queen and Bern, r

same Colligan Wm sr, groceries and liquor dealer, cor Norwood

and Pollock, r same Collins Branch (c), r Broad w of Queen Collins Charley (c), wheelwright, r Queen bet Moonshine

Alley and Broad Collins Charles D (c), r e Front nr King Collins Mrs Elcy, wid of Riciiard L, r Central Hotel Collins John, r Broad bet Queen and Muddy Collins John A (c), station hand A & N C R R Co, r Alley

nr George and Pine Collins Solomon (c), porter Schwerin, r Eden bet Pollock

and s Front Congdon David W, saw mill, e Front n of Queen, r e Front

bet Pollock and s Front Congleton Joseph A, coach trimmer, r Griffith bet Queea

and At more Conner Abram (c), r cor New or Neuse and Short

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Conner Alex (c), waiter Gaston House

Conner Ca3sar (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Bryan

Conner Moses (c), r Stanley bet Bragg 's Alley and Queen

Connoway Albert, r Spring nr New s Front

Cook Amos W, (Samuel Cook & Bro,) r Pollock bet Metcalf

and George Cook Benj M, r Pollock bet Metcalf and George Cook Samuel & Bro, (Samuel and Amos AV) carriage manfrs

Pollock opj") Eden Cook Samuel, (Samuel Cook & Bro,) r cor Bern and Broad Cook Wm H, carpenter, r Metcalf bet Broad and New Cooper Charity, wid of George, r s Front bet Middle and

Craven Cooper Hugh (e), porter Thos Daniels Cooper Richard (c), r n of Queen nr New Market Cooper Romulus (c), porter P M Draney, r Jamestown Copeland Jerry (c), bus driver Central Hotel Cornell James, tailor, r Broad bet Middle and Craven Cotton Lawrence (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Cotton Whitney (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern County Clerk's Office, E W Carpenter elk, Court House County Treasurer's Office, Thomas J Latham Treas, s w

cor s Front and Craven Court House, cor Pollock and Craven Coval James (c), wks David Congdon Cover James (c), r cor Griffith and Atmore Coward Samuel H, bar tender A H Holton, bds Broad bet e

Front and Craven Cox Edward B sr, farmer, r Broad bet Muddy and George Cox Edward B jr, elk W Lorch, r Broad bet Muddy and

George Cox Frank (c), saloon, junction Queen and Broad, r same Cox James W, r Hancock bet Pollock and Broad Cox James (c), r Randolph nr R R Crabtree John H, (Manwell & Crabtree,) r cor Pollock and

Muddy Crawford Badlam (c), fisherman, r Fobb's i\lley bet Pollock

and Broad Crawford Ephraim (c), wks A R Dennison, r Middle bet

Queen and Broad Crawford Isaac (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r West nr Queen.

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Crawford Marcellus (c), shoemkr E Havens, r Oak Crawford Mary (c), wid of James, r New s Front bet Jones

and Norwood Crawford Virgil A (c), dep collector and messenger U S cus- tom house, r Queen nr Metcalf Cradle Frank, meat market Middle st Market, r Pollock

bet George and Metcalf Cradle Nat (c), r Kilmarnoch nr Broad Creakman John, tailor, r Muddy bet Broad and Pollock Crone Saml (c), r Pollock nr w limits Croom Simon (c), carpenter E M Pavie Curtis Miss E Y W, r cor Pollock and E Front Cuthbert Edgar G, foundry, machine shop and boiler

maker, s Front bet Craven and e Front, r same Cuthbert Elijah, r cor Change and New or Neuse Cuthriell Celia, wid of Chas R, r Broad bet Craven and e

Front Cutler Lycurgus H, (J J Tolson & Co) hardware, stoves, tin

ware, etc.. Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r Pollock

bet Craven and e Front

DAIL BROS (Geo F M & Wm H Dail) whol and ret grocers and cotton buyers, cor Craven and s Front

Dail Geo F M, (Dail Bros) r Pollock bet Middle and Han- cock

Dail Wm H, (Dail Bros) r Snow Hill N C

Daily Nut Shell, Geo E Pittman ed and propr, Craven bet Broad and Pollock

Daniels Jesse W (J W Daniels & Co) r Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Daniels J VV & Co, (Jesse W Daniels and Jno T Lincoln) grocers. Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Daniels Jonas (c), drayman, r George bet New or Neuse and Broad

Daniels Kennedy (c), r s Front bet Metcalf and George

Daniels Thos, (Watson & Daniels) fish and oyster dealer, foot Middle, r cor Pollock and Hancock

Davenport Phillis (c), r Rountree nr Elm

Daves Mrs John P, wid, r Broad bet Craven and Middle

Davis Alex (c), r Bern nr Queen

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Davis Dorsey (c), porter Gates, Foy & Co

Davis Edmoiid (c), drayinan T A Green, r Griffith Square

Davis Henry (c), r Stanly bet Bragg's Alley and Queen

Davis James (c), jiorter E H Meadows & Co

Davis James F, r Pollock bet Eden and Muddy

Davis John P C, elk T A Green, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Davis John W, (W Z & J W Davis) r Pollock bet Muddy

and Eden Davis John W (c), r s Front bet George and Eden Davis Josei)h W, seaman, r Queen bet Bern and West Davis ^latlin (c), r cor Bryan Davis Mitchell (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Pine Davis Robert (c), wks Danl Stimson Davis Tim (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r Cedar nr Elm Davis Wm. r West n of Cedar Davis Wm Z, (W Z & J W Davis) r Pollock bet Eden and

:\[uddv Davis Wm Z & J W, ( Wm Z & John W) saloon Middle

bet Pollock and s Front Daw Jesse, carpenter, r Craven bet s Front and Pollock Dawson Jack (c), r Bern nr Cedar Dawson Robt (c), r Johnston bet Hancock and Middle Dawson Robt (c), r cor Pollock and George Day James, sailor, r e Front bet King and Queen Day John W, foreman packing room wooden plate factory Day Richard (c), r George bet s Front and Pollock Dennison Ami R, flouring mill, cotton gin and turpentine

distillery, cor s Front and Hancock, r Metcalf bet Pol- lock and s Front Detrick John, saloon, billiard hall and restaurant, Middle

bet Pollock and Broad, r Pollock bet Middle and

Plancock Dew^ey Duncan Mc, r corner Craven and Broad Dewey Oliver S, r cor Craven and Broad Dewey Richard (c), r cor Pollock and George Dewey Seymour N, r Pollock bet Middle and Hancock Dewey Mrs S N, millinery and fancy goods, Pollock bet

Middle and Hancock, r same Dewey W Henry (c), barber J M Banton, r Griffith between

Stanly and Atmore

54 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Dickenson Calvin L, fish dealer, bds Farmer's Home

Dill Samuel L, ass't auditor A & N C R R Co, r George bet

Pollock and Broad Dillingham Mrs Eliza F, r Pollock bet Middle and Han- cock Disbrew (^has, (c) carpenter E M Pavie, r corner George and

Broad Disosway Anna M, wid of Israel, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Disosway R Justin, elk Clyde Line Steamships office, r e

Front bet Pollock and s Front Dixon Jas (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Dixon John B, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Dixon Lewis (c), carpenter, r Griffin Square Dixon Hiram C, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Dixon Mary, wid of Lucus R, r s Front bet George and Met-

' calf Dixon Thomas G, head overseer Neuse works, r e Front bet

Pollock and s Front Dixon Wm, giocer, cor Eden and Pollock, r same Dixon Wm E, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Douglas Fred (c), huckster, Middle st Market, r Bryant st Dove James (c), shoemaker, r Crooked bet Jones and Nor- wood Dove Lamuel (c), r ,n of Queen nr New Market Dowdee John W, elk J W Moore, r Broad bet Muddy and

George Downs Edward (c), r cor Stanley and Cedar Draney Peter M, hardware, iron, stoves, etc, s Front bet Hancock and Middle, r s Front bet Hancock and Mid- dle Dudley Abram (c), carpenter E M Pavie Dudley Ananias (c), r cor Queen and George Dudley Edward R (c), dept revenue collector, r cor Primrose

and Jerkins' Alley Dudley Henry (c), wks plate factory, r junction Queen and

Pollock Dudley James (c), sawyer Elijah Ellis' mill, r s Front bet

George and Eden Dudley Oliver (c), r Jones nr Crooked Dudley Susan J, wid of Christopher, r cor Broad and George

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Duffy Chas, (C & F Duffy,) rooms n w cor Pollock and Middle, bds Gaston House

Duffy G & F, (Charles and Frank) physicians, Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Duffy Elizabeth B, wid of Walter, r Johnston bet Hancock and Middle

Duffy Francis S, druggist and apothecary, Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front, r same

Duffy Frank, (C & F Duffy) bds Middle opp Market

Duffy Hervey B, agent Goodrich Singer Sewing Machine and elk O Marks, r Metcalf bet 8 Front and Pollock

Duffy James B, elk M Prag, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pol- lock

Duffy Leinster, elk R N Duffy, bds Middle opp Market

Duffy Richard N, druggist and apothecary, cor Pollock and Middle, also Middle opp Market, bds Gaston House.

Duffy Rodolph, law student, bds Middle opp Market

Duffy Samuel S, elk B L Churchill, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Duncan Cicero, engineer A & N C R R, r cor Hancock and Johnston

Duncan Joseph, machinist, r cor Hancock and Johnston

Dunck Beckton (c), r Broad w of Queen

Dunck Joseph (e), r Broad w of Queen

Dunn Margaret J, wid of William, r Middle bet Broad and' New or Neuse

Dunn John, candy manfr wholesale and ret dealer in con- fectioner}^ fruits, toys, etc, Pollock bet Middle and Cra- ven, r Middle bet Broad and New or Neuse

Dunn Wm, agt A & N C R R Co, r Middle bet Broad and New or Neuse

Dunn Wm T, grocer, boots, shoes, etc, e front bet Pollock and s Front, r King nr e Front

Dupree Jesse F, r Queen bet Hancock and Craven

E

ASON Rev FRED W, pastor 1st Baptist Church, r Union bet Craven and e Front

Edmondson Solomon (c), city bill poster, r near bank Edwards Amos W, boiler mkr, Spring opp s Front, r Eden, bet s Front and Pollock 2

56 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Edwards Charles R F, boiler mkr A W Edwards, r Eden

bet s Front and Pollock Edwards Eli (c), wks A R Dennison, r New s Front bet

Jones and Norwood Edwards Geo (c), r Broad w of Queen Edwards Shade A (c), claim agt, Fobbs Alley bet Queen and

Elm, r same Edwards Tide, boatman, r s Front bet George and Eden Edwards William, boatman, r s Front bet George and Eden Edwards Wm (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Bryan Eaton Howard, r George bet Broad and Pollock Eaton Margaret, r George bet New or Neuse and Queen Eaton Samuel K, watches, clocks and jew^elry, middle bet

Pollock and s Front, r George bet Pollock and Broad Ellis Elijah, saw^ mill, coal dealer and turpentine distillery

junction e Front and s Front, r s Front bet Craven and

e front Ellis John H, elk, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Ellis Eliza H, widow of Benj, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Ellis Sandy (c), r Change bet Craven and e Front Ellis Warren B, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Ellison Matthew (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mills Ellis Wra, elk T S Howard, r Pollock bet Craven and e

Front Engine House New Berne Steam Fire Engine No 1, Broad

bet Middle and Craven Engineer's office of Neuse and Trent river improvements,

Robt Ransom engineer, Queen opp Craven Episcopal Church (colored), cor Metcalf and Johnston Eiket Elijah (c), wks A R Dennison Erdmann Conrad, cigar manufacturer Pollock bet Middle

and Craven, r s w cor s Front and Craven Ernul John B, r e Front nr s Front

Eubanks Isaac, auctioneer, r Muddy bet Broad and Pollock Eubanks Wm, baker, r Pollock opp Jones

f AISON WM A, apprentice A & N C R R Shops

'Farmers' Home, A L Follett propr, market wharf Fenderson Benj (c), waiter Gaston House, r same

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 57

Fenderson Boston (c), wheelwright, Broad bet Queen and

Muddy, r same Fenderson John (c), wks Plate factory, r Stanly bet Bragg's

alley and Queen Fenderson Wm (c), brick mason, r Good nr George Fenner Robert (c), r cor Broad and Metcalf Fennison Boston (c), wheelwright, r Queen nr New Market Felps Moses (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones Ferebee Anna B, wid of Wm, r Pollock bet Muddy and

Spring Fetter M, prof Newbern Academy, bds Gaston House Fields Albert (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones Fields Olivia, wid of Isaac, r Broad bet Queen and Fleet. Fields Sarah, wid of Chas G, r Metcalf bet New and Broad Fisher Alex (c), lab, r e Front bet Queen and Stanley Fisher Alfred (c), r Queen st bet Muddy and George Fisher Bonetta, wid of David Y, r Craven bet Broad and

New or Nense Fisher Caswell (c), porter Windley Bros, r Union nr e Front Fisher Emanuel (c), vegetables Broad bet Middle and Han- cock, r George bet Cedar and Queen Fisher Geo S (c), blacksmith Broad bet Muddy and George,

r same Fisher John (c), r New s Front nr Jones Fisher John D, printer, r Craven bet Broad and New or

Neuse Fisher John H (c), blksmth G S Fisher, r Broad bet Muddy

and George Fisher Lewis (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Fisher Mariah (c), wid of Jacob, r cor s Front and Eden Fisher Peter (c), r Elm nr West Fisher Samuel (c), wks A R Dennison, r s Front bet Eden

and Muddy Fisher Seth S, elk J J Wolfenden, r Hancock bet Pollock

and s Front Fisher Wm (c), wks Daniel Stimson Fisher Thomas (c), lab, r Queen nr New Market First Presbyterian Church, New or Neuse bet Hancock and

Middle Flanner Wm B, saloon Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r

Johnston bet Middle and Craven

58 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Flemmings John (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r George bet Pol- lock and s Front Fletcher Job (c), r cor New s Front and Norwood FoUett A L, liquor dealer and propr Farmers' Home, Mar- ket Wharf, r Smith Creek, Pamlico co, N C Follman Casper, stoves and tin ware, Hancock bet Johnston

and Queen, r same Follman John, prof music, r Fleet bet Broad and Pollock Fonville Ananias (c), barber J M Banton, bds Elm City

Hotel Fonville Martin (c), fisherman, r TuU bet Stanly and At-

more Fonville Stephen (c), r Spring bet s Front and Pollock Forborn Jacob, butcher, r Broad bet George and Metcalf Forbs Thomas (c), r New s Front nr Norwood Ford Thomas (c), wks G S Fisher, r Bern bet Cedar and

Queen Forister James, r Broad bet Fleet and Bern Foscne Henry T, cotton weigher s end Craven, r same Fossett Henry (c), r James City Foy Claudius C, (Gates, Foy & Co) r Metcalf bet s Front

and Pollock Foy Cicero (c) r Bragg's Alley nr Queen Foy Harriet J, wid of Thomas D, r Metcalf bet New and

Broad Foy Thomas (c), r Queen bet Bern and West Foy Samuel (c), r Bragg's Alley nr Queen Francis Thomas (c), r Richardson's Alley nr Elm Frater Benj (c), shoemkr E D Jones, r Bern bet Queen and

and Cedar Freeman Mathew E (c), waiter Central Hotel, r Metcalf bet

Johnston and New or Neuse French Henry, r cor Pollock and German Fulcher Silus, elk Wm Salter, r cor Change and e Front FuJcher Wm A, foreman Nut Shell oflfice, r Craven bet Pol- lock and s Front Fulford Miss Bettie, millinery and fancy goods. Middle

bet Pollock and Broad, r cor Broad and Hancock Fulford Daniel, wks Newbern foundry and machine works, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 59

Fulford Frank J, druggist, coi* Broad aud Fleet, r John- ston bet Craven and Middle

Fulford Joseph, auditor A & N C R R Co, r Johnston bet Craven and Middle

Fulford Obid (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore

Fulford Stephen F, elk D S Willis & Co, r Johnston bet Middle and Craven

Fulford Wm J, watchman, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

Furgerson George F (c) porter J V Jordan, r Hancock

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ARDNER HARRIET, wid of Starkey, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Gardner Bryan, r George bet s Front and Pollock Gardner John 0, farmer, r Pollock bet Fleet and Muddy Gardner Wm R (c), (Merrick & Gardner) r w end New s

Front Garner Wm, carpenter, r s end Craven Garner Wm L, carpenter, r rear Gaston House Games Richard (c), lab, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front Gatlin Andrew J, r King bet e Front and Graves Gatlin Augustus (c) r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore Gauter Lewis K, elk J Redmond, r cor Pollock and Metcalf. Gaskill E F, r Broad bet Muddy and George Gaskill Furney A, sailor on revenue cutter, r Pollock bet

Hancock and Metcalf Gaskill Miss Mary, tailoress Hurtt & Gaskill, r cor Metcalf

and Pollock Gaskill Nathaniel M, (Hurt & Gaskill) r s Front bet Han- cock and Middle Gaskill Wm S, carpenter, r Broad bet Craven and e Front Gaskins Alfred (c), r Tull bet Stanly and Atmore Gaskins Ella C, wid of Thomas, r Johnston bet Hancock and

Middle Gaskins Harry (c), wks David Congdon, r Tull bet Stanly

and Atmore Gaskins Harry jr (c), wks D Congdon, r Tull bet Stanly and

Atmore Gaskins John S, sexton Cedar Grove Cemetery, r Queen opp

Metcalf

60 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Gaskins Joseph B, watchman Elijah ElHs, r e Front bet e

Front and Craven Gaskins Nathan, r corner Change and e Front Gaskins Sallie, wid of Nathaniel, r s end Craven Gaskins Wm, wks George Bishop Gaston House, S R Street propr, s Front bet Middle and

Craven Gaston Joseph, r Eden bet Pollock and s Front Gaston Wm (c), fisherman, r George bet New or Neuse and

Broad Gates Burgwin M, hardware, stoves, tinware, plows, etc,

Middle opp Market House, r Broad bet Craven and e

Front Gates Foy & Co, (Thos Gates and Claud E Foy) grocer and

dry goods, boots and shoes, and com mar, s Front bet

Middle and Craven Gates Shade (c), r Ash nr Elm Gates Thomas, (Gates, Foy & Co, also Willis & Gates) r

Broad bet Craven and e Front Gatling Andrew J, wks Newbern foundry and machine

works Gatling Riley, r Pollock bet Spring and German Gerock Edward, photographer. Craven bet s Front and

Pollock, r cor Union and Craven Gibbs Isaac A (c), bds junction Queen and Broad Gibbs John (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mill

Gibbs Setli (c), wks David Congdon, r Bern bet Pine and Cy- press Gibson John W, r cor e Front and s Front GifFord, John W, r Pollock bet Fleet and Muddy Gilbert Wm F, apprentice Nut Shell office Gillett John T, merchant, bds Henderson House Gillett Samuel W, cotton buyer, bds Henderson House Gilmore Wm (c), r New or Neuse nr George Galdin Thomas, r Change below e Front Godley Isaac (c), r Metcalf bet Broad and Pollock Godley Israel (c), r West bet Queen and Cedar Gorum Csesar (c), wks D Stimson, r George bet Court and

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Front and Pollock, r New or Neuse bet Hancock and Middle Gotier Louis, r corner Pollock and Metcalf Grace John, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Granger John (c), lab, r corner Cedar and Bern Gray Edmund (c), r Broad bet Middle and Hancock Gray Sylvester H, agt Clyde Line Steamships also propr Wooden Plate Factory, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Green Alex (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mills. Green Ann M, wid of Thomas, r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock. Green Daniel (c), carpenter, r Queen bet Muddy and Broad Green Edward (c), porter J W Moore

Green Elisha (c), lab, r Metcalf between New and Johnston Green Essex (c), r s Front bet George and Eden Green George, (Green & Stevenson) r Middle bet New or

Neuse and Johnston Green George Jr, r Middle bet New or Neuse and John- ston Green Geo (c), r Tull bet Stanly and Atmore Green Geo (c), r Queen bet Hancock and Metcalf Green Geo R (c), barber J B Brown, r Queen Green Hamilton N (c), (Koonce & Green,) r country Green James (c), fisherman, r Spring bet s Front and Pol- lock Green John C, gas engineer, r Broad bet Craven and e Front Green Rev Joseph (c), r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Prim- rose Green Peter (c) r George bet Queen and Cedar Green Robert R (c), barber s Front bet Craven and Middle,

r Craven bet New or Neuse and Broad Green Thomas (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore Green Thomas (c), r Gardner's Alley bet George and Bern Green Thomas A, wholesale grocer and provision dealer, Middle opp Market House (marble sign) also Brest New- bei'U Manfg Co, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Green Richard (c), lab, r Pollock bet Norwood and Jones Green & Stevenson, (George Green and Mark deW Steven- son) attys at law, n e cor Craven and s Front

62 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Greer John, gun and tin smith, Market Wharf, r Hancock

bet Johnston and New or Neuse Griffin Wm (c), n of Queen nr New Market Grimes Abna (c), r Richardson Alley nr Elm Grist Nathan (c), r West nr Elm Grist Samuel (c), wks Plate Factory, r Jones bet Crooked and

New s Front Grist Wm (c), r Kilmarnoch nr Broad

Guion Benj S, student, r over the National Bank of Newberne Guion Geo B, wholesole grocer and commission merchant,

also agt Lafiin & Rand Powder Co, s Front bet Craven

and Middle, r cor e Front and Union Guion John A, cashier The National Bank of Newberne, r

over same Guion Owen H, salesman Geo B Guion, r over The National

Bank of Newberne Guion Wm H (c), r Bern nr Queen Guion Wm R, drummer, r over The National Bank of

Newberne Gunderson Matilda, wid of Elias, r New or Neuse bet Craven

and e Front Guthrie Jno F, elk B Schwerin, r Craven bet New or Neuse

and Broad Guthrie Susan, wid of E C, r Craven bet Broad and New or

Neuse

HACKBURN BROS, (Ephraim B and Joseph H), genl merchandise, junction Broad and Queen

Hackburn Ephraim B, (Hackburn Bros), r junction Broad

and Queen Hackburn Joseph H, (Hackburn Bros), r junction Queen

and Broad Hahn Adolph, (A & M Hahn), r s Front bet e Front and

Craven Hahn A & M, (Adolph and Myer) dry goods, clothing, etc,

n e cor Middle and s Front, also livery, feed and sale

stables Middle bet Pollock and Broad Hahn Joseph L, elk A & M Hahn, bds s Front bet e Front

and Craven

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 63

Hahn Myer, (A & M Hahn), r s Front bet e Front and Craven

Hall Chas (c), porter John H Warden

Hale Rev Chas S, Rector Christ's Churcl), r cor Middle and New or Neuse

Hall Frank P, r s Front bet Middle and Craven

Hall Henry L, books and stationery, Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r Middle junction of Craven

Hall James T, (J T Hall & Bro), r s Front bet Middle and Craven

HallJ T & Bro, (James T and John P Hall), lock and gun smith, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Hall John P, (J T Hall & Bro), r s Front bet Middle and Craven

Hall Mills (c), r n of Queen nr New Market

Hall Thomas C, carpenter A & N C R R Shops, r Hancock bet Johston and Queen

Hall William (c), r Elm nr New Market

Hall Wm G, bkpr A & N C R R Shops, r Pollock bet Mid- dle and Hancock

Ham George (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar

Hamilton James W, candy manufacturer Broad bet Mid- dle and Hancock, also genl grocer cor Pollock and George, r same

Hamilton Nelson, r Jones bet Crooked and New s Front

Hammonds Samuel (c), r Alley nr cor Bern and Pine

Hancock Bros, (Frank W and Charles K), druggists and apothecary, seed dealers, etc, s w cor Pollock and Craven

Hancock Chas K, (Hancock Bros), r Middle bet Johnston and Craven

Hancock Frank W, (Hancock Bros), r Middle bet John- ston and Craven

Hancock Frederick L, engineer A & N C R R, r Broad bet Hancock and Metcalf

Hancock Geo D, carpenter A & N C R R Shops, r cor George and Queen

Hancock James, r cor George and Queen

Hancock Lewis W, r cor King and Graves

Hancock Mary E, wid of Denard, r Broad bet Metcalf and Hancock

Hancock Richard D, elk, r cor King and Graves

64 NEWBEKN CITY DIRECTORY.

Hancock Robt sr, r cor Graves and King

Hancock Robert jr, dep collector U S Custom House, r cor King and Graves

Hancock Thomas (c), r Jerkin's Alley bet Queen and Prim- rose

Hancock Christopher T, compositor " Nut Shell " office, r Broad w of Queen

Hand Joseph, fisherman, r s Front bet George and Metcalf

Handy Alfred (c), r George bet Cedar and Pine

Hanff Alex M, dry groods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc. Pol- lock bet Middle and Craven, r George bet Pollock and Broad

Hanff John F, pianos and organs, r George bet Pollock and Broad

Hanff John F jr, elk A M Hanff, r Craven bet Pollock and Broad

Hanff Wm N, pianos and organs, r George bet Pollock and Bioad

Hanks Jas B, engineer A & N C R R, r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore

Harber John (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory

Hardison Frederick, wks Wooden Plate Factory

Hardison J William (c), painter, r s Front bet Eden and Muddy

Hardy George (c), wks Daniel Stimson

Hargett Charles F, painter, r Muddy bet Broad and Pollock

Hargett Elizabeth E, wid of John N, r cor Pollock and Fleet

Hargett Henry (c), r Broad w of Queen

Hargett Israel D (c), porter J J Tolson & Co, r Frank Har- gett

Hargett James D, painter P. Trenwith, r Pollock cor Fleet

Hargett John M, city marshall, office cor Broad and Craven r cor Fleet and Pollock

Hargett Joseph (c), r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose

Hargett Samuel M, r cor Pollock and Fleet

Hargett (c), drayman, r Rountree nr Broad

Harrell Jefferson W (c), boot and shoe maker, Middle bet s Front and Pollock, r Pollock bet Spring and Muddy

Harrington Charles Y, elk W Lorch, r Broad bet Fleet and Bern

Harris Anthony (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Bryan

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 65

Harris Brister (c), r n of Elm nr West

Harris Daniel (c), r West nr Queen

Harris Daniel (c), r Queen bet Bern and George

Harris David, r Pollock bet Eden and Muddy

Harris Israel (e), r George nr Pine

Harris Israel (c), brickmason, r Jerkins Alley bet Queen and Primrose

Harris John (c), r nr cor New s Front and Bryan

Harris Thomas (c), porter A H Holton, r Muddy bet Broad and Pollock

Harris Wm (c), r Norwood bet Pollock and Crooked

Harris Wm H (c), r nr cor Ash and Elm

Harrison farmer, r Pollock bet Mudd}' and Spring

Harrison James C, grocer, Broad bet Queen and Fleet, r Fleet bet Pollock and Broad

Harrison Simon (c), r Jerkins Alley bet Primrose and Queen

Harrison Virginia, wid of John M F, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front

Harrison Wm H, foreman Daniel Stimson, r cor e Front and Queen

Hartsfield Oscar G, lab A & N C R R shops, r Griffith bet Queen and Stanley

Harvey Chas (c), porter R Berry, r s Front

Harvey Edmund, elk C T Watson, Market Wharf, bds Farm- er's Home

Harvey Edward (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mills, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

Harvey Wm, fish dealer, bds Gaston House

Harvey Wm H, elk C T Watson, Market Wharf, bds Hen- derson House

Hassell Durand, meat market, Middle st Market, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Hatch Chas H (c), elk J Mumford, r Oak nr Elm

Hatch Isaac (c), r nr cor Elm and Ash

Hatch James (c), r Rountree nr Elm

Hatch Jesse (c), r Randolph bet George and Jerkins Alley

Hatch John (c), r Queen bet George and Bern

Hatch John {c\ r Oak nr Elm

Havens Edward (c), boot and shoe maker, s Front 3 e Gas- ton House, r Pollock bet Muddy and George

66 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Havens Edward jr (c), shoe maker E Havens, r Pollock bet

Muddy and George Havens Jonathan, com mer, Craven nr s Front, r e Front

bet King and Union Hawley John H, (c), tailor and repairer, s Front 2 e Gas- ton House, r West bet Cedar and Queen Hawkins Robert T, r New s Front nr Spring Hay Wm, painter, r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Hayes George (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Bryan Hayes James (c), farmer, r cor Crooked and Norwood Heaton Mary, wid of Thomas, r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Henderson Edmond H, propr Henderson House, r same Henderson Edwin T, elk Henderson House, r same Henderson Oliver (c) r cor Queen and Pollock Henderson George, (Roberts & Henderson) manager west- ern union telegraph office and agt Southern Express Co, r cor Broad and Metcalf Henderson House, E H Henderson propr, Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front Henderson Lot, wks D Stimson, r Pine bet George and Bern Henderson Richard B, school teacher, bds s Front bet Mid- dle and Craven Hendrickson Jane E, wid Williams, r s Front bet Hancock

and Middle Henry Castillia (c), porter E B Roberts, r e end of Union Henry David P, propr of the Bee Hive, newspapers, con- fectionery, fruits, etc, post office buldg, r Middle bet Pollock and Broad Henry Thomas A, collector U S custom house, r Middle

bet Pollock and Broad Henslee James, wks Plate Factor3%r cors Front and Eden Herring Richard (c), r Queen nr Broad Herrin Richard (c), r Queen bet Moonshine Alley and Broad Herrin Sidney (c), r s end Jones

Herritage Sarah J, widow of John L, r Spring nr Pollock Hibbard Bertie, porter A L Follett, r cor Broad and Metcalf Hibbard Sarah E, widow of Charles, r cor Broad and Met- calf Hickman Harry (c), lab, r Pollock bet Jones and Norwood Hill Brown (c), r New nr George

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 67

Hill Edwin G, real estate agt and justice of the peace, junc- tion Queen and Broad, r Pollock bet Eden and Muddy Hill Edward G jr, r Pollock bet Eden and Muddy Hill Ellen, widow of George W, cor George and s Front Hill Henry (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Hill James, cotton samj)ler for Frank Myer, r s end Craven Hill John, r Change below e Front

Hill Joseph (c), wks A R Dennison, r German nr Pollock Hill Joseph (c), r Kilmarnoch nr Broad Hill Joseph (c), fish and oyster dealer. Middle st Market Hill Peter (c), r Muddy nr s Front Hill Richard (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Hill Robert R, printer, Newbernian, r Pollock bet Craven

and e Front Hill Samuel (c), wks Daniel Stirason Hill Toney (c), porter American Hotel, r same Hill Wm H, r Change between Craven and e Front Hilton James B, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf Hilton Mrs J W, wid, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Hilton Richard H, engineer Samuel Radcliff, r Broad bet

e Front and Craven Hilton Samuel A, grocer, Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf,

r same Himan Richard (c), r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Himan Wm (c), drayman, r Jones nr Pollock Hines John (c), wks Elijah Ellis' Mills, r George bet Queen

and Cedar Hobbs Lewis (c), r cor GriflBth and Atmore Hodges John W, farmer, r Graves bet Union and King Holland Elizabeth, wid of Stephen D, r George bet s Front

and Pollock Holland John, bds Henderson House Holland Joseph B, elk W Hollister, r George bet s Front

and Pollock Holland Philomen, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle Hollister Wm, groceries and general merchandise, Middle

bet Pollock and s Front, r cor Broad and George Holloway Alfred (c), fish and oyster dealer, Middle street

Market Holloway Anthony (c), r Pollock bet Jones and Norwood Holloway Samuel (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar

68 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Hollowell Joseph K, wood worker P Trenwith,r Craven bet Pollock and Broad

Holly John (c), r Elm nr West

Holly Mustipher P (c), tailor s Front bet Hancock and Mid- dle, r George bet Queen and New or Neuse

Holmes Hamilton (c), lunch house, r same

Holton Alex H, saloon, liquor, cigars and tobacco dealer, Middle opp ice house, r Broad bet e Front and Craven

Holton M J, wid of Abner, r cor e Front and s Front

Hooker Thomas, fisherman, r Eden bet Pollock and s Front

Hooks Samuel (c), R R hand,r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose

Hoover Solomon, r Eden bet Pollock and s Front

Hoover Wm T, r cor New s Front and Spring

Hoover Vartis L, widow of F V, r cor New s Front and Spring

Horton Clias H, compositor Nut Shell office, r Metcalf bet Pollock and s Front

House Geo (c), r Crooked bet Bryan and Norwood

Harward Elijah (c), vegetables Middle bet Broad and Pol- lock, r Moonshine Alley

Howard Geo W, elk Asa Jones, r Pollock bet Muddy and Queen

Howard James J, ship builder, r s Front bet e Front and Craven

Howard James M, elk Asa Jones, r s Front bet e Front and Craven

Howard John D, elk T A Green, r s Front bet e Front and Craven

Howard Thomas C, elk T S Howard, r s Front bet Craven and e Front

Howard Thos S, city treasurer, also cotton gin, s Front bet e Front and Craven, r s Front bet e Front and Craven

Howell Elizabeth A, wid of Blake, r Queen bet Hancock and Graves

Howell Frank P, machinist A & N C R R Shops, r Queen bet Hancock and Graves

Howell Samuel, lab A & N C R R Shops, r Queen bet Han- cock and Graves

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 69

Hoxie Mary, wid of Albert, r e Front bet Pollock and s

Front Hoyt Alfred, engineer U S R M, bds Central Hotel Hoyt Fred (c), drayman, r Queen nr West Hubbard Albert G, atty at law, Middle bet Pollock and

Broad, r same Hubbard E R, dentist Gaston House, bds same Hubbs Ethelbert, postmaster at Newbern, r e Front cor

Cbanoo

Hubbs Orlanda, sheriff Craven county, office Craven bet Broad and New or Xcuse, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Huddleston Allen J, r Pollock bet Middle and Hancock

Huff Anson, r cor Hancock and s Front

HuflF Haywood, elk J W Hamilton, bds cor Pollock and George

Huggins Nathan (c), r cor West and Cedar

Hughes Henry J, groceries and genl merchandise, Broad bet Middle and Hancock, r same

Hughes Isaac W, (Isaac W Hughes & Son), r Johnston bet Hancock and Middle

Hughes Isaac W & Son, (Isaac W and James B), physi- cians Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Hughes James B, (Isaac W Hughes & Son), r Broad bet Hancock and Metcalf

Hughes John, pres The National Bank of Newberne, also atty at law 1 w Gaston House, Broad bet Middle and Craven

Hukins Henry (c), r s Front bet Eden and Muddy

Humphrey G Frank, elk M Prag, r Hancock bet Pollock and s Front

Humphrey Hill, elk T A Green, r junction Middle and Craven

Hunt Henr}^ bar tender W Z & J W Davis, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Hurtt Daniel W, (Hurtt & Gaskill(, bds Gaston House

Hurtt & Gaskill, (Daniel W Hurtt and Nathaniel M Gas- kill), merchant tailor Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Hussey John E (c), boarding house junction Queen and Broad, r same

Hussey Robt (c), fisherman, r West n of Cedar

7Q NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Hutson Hezekiah (c), r Queen bet George and Bern Hyman Alfred (c), shoemaker, r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose

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POCK AUTHUR, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Ipock Bryant H, r Craven nr South

Ireland John (c), fireman A & N C R R

Ireland Sarah J, wid Joseph W, r s Front bet George and Metcalf

Ireland Wm, r Spring nr New s Front

Ives Chas F, elk C H Blank, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Ives Chas L, elk, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Ives Geo N, fish and oyster dealer Market Wharf, r cor New or Neuse and Craven

Ives James, fisherman, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Ives J Frontiss, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, etc, Pol- lock bet Middle and Craven, r Johnston bet Hancock and Metcalf

Ives Laura A, wid of Luther, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Ivey C, wid of John 0, r Union bet Craven and e Front

JACKSON ALLEN (c), blacksmith cor Moonshine Alley and Queen, r same

Jackson Edward, r cor George and Gardner Alley Jackson Edward (c), huckster Middle St Market r Bern bet

Queen and Cedar Jackson Eli W (c), blacksmith cor Broad and Hancock, r

Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose Jackson John (c), wks Daniel Stimson Jackson Joseph (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore Jackson Nathan (c), r nr cor Bryan and New s Front Jackson Samuel, blacksmith rear Gaston House, r s Front

bet Hancock and Middle Jackson Silas (c), porter B L Churchill, r George bet s Front

and Pollock

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 71

Jackson Win (c), wks Daniel Stimson

Jackson Wm H (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore

Jacobs Stephen (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern

James Benj (c), wks Daniel Stiinson

James Henry (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen

James Wm (c), carpenter E M Pavie, r West bet Elm and

Cedar Jarvis David S, elk W E Patterson, r Central Hotel Jarvis Moses (c), lab, r s Front bet Eden and Muddy Jenkins Benj (c), r New s Front bet Jones and Norwood Jenkins Nelson (c), tailor J PI Hawley, r Oak Jerkins Alonzo T, r cor Broad and Metcalf Jespers Jabe (c), r Scott's Alley nr Neuse rd Jimerson James, wks aboard the Revenue Cutter, r Craven

bet s Front and Pollock Johnson Anthony (c), r Queen nr Broad Johnson Benj (c), r Norwood bet Pollock and Crooked Johnson Eb (c), r Queen opp New Market Johnston Ed (c), r Jones nr Crooked Johnson Geo (c), r s Front bet Hancock and Metcalf Johnson Henry (c), r Griffith nr R R Johnston James C (c), r Pollock bet Muddy and Spring Johnston Joseph (c), hostler, r cor Pollock and Norwood Johnson Joshua (c), r Jerkin's Alley bet Primrose and Queen Johnson Lizzie, wid of Jacob Y, r Pollock bet Metcalf and

Hancock Johnson Richard M, butcher Middle St Market Johnson Robt (c), r George bet Pollock and s Front Johnson Samuel H (c), with J Mumford, r Muddy Johnson Simon (c), r Muddy nr s Front Johnson Stephen (c), r Jerkin's Alley bet Primrose and

Queen Johnson Washington (c), r s end Jones Johnson Wiley (c), wheelwright, r nr cor Queen and Moon- shine Alley Johnson Wm (c), dep sheriff, r Craven bet New or Neuse

and Broad Johnson Wm H, dep sheriff, r Craven bet Broad and New or

Neuse Jones Aaron (c), wks E Ellis' mill Jones Abe (c), capenter E M Pavie 3

72 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Jones Amos (c), cook John Detrick, r Queen bet Muddy and

Broad Jones Amos (c), r Muddy nr s Front Jones Amos (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar Jones Andrew J, coal, etc, r Pollock bet Middle and Craven Jone Arthur (c), farmer, r Jones nr New s Front Jones Asa, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc, Pollock

bet Middle and Craven, r cor Pollock and Eden Jones Bass (c), r Queen bet Pollock and Broad Jones Benj (c), r s Front bet George and Metcalf Jones Benj C, apprentice E G Cuthbert, r e Front bet Pol- lock and s Front Jones Charles A, r cor Broad and Muddy Jones Chas K, elk W F Jones, r Craven Jones Charlotte, wid of Wm H, r Hancock bet Johnston

and New or Neuse Jones Cornelius (c), r cor German and New s Front Jones David M, elk H Sperling, r cor Hancock and Pollock Jones Edward (c), r s Front bet George and Eden Jones Edward D (c), boot and shoe maker, s Front bet

Hancock and Middle, r cor Spring and Pollock Jones Frederick J, r cor Eden and Pollock Jones Geo (c), r Pine bet Bern and George Jones Geo (c), r Pasteur bet Queen and Primrose Jones Hager (c), r Muddy nr s Front Jones Haywood (c), r nr cor Elm and Ash Jones Henry (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern Jones Ivery (c), wks D Stimson, r Rountree nr Elm Jones James (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Pine Jones James fisherman, r Spring bet s Front and Pollock Jones James H (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Jones Jones James P (c), r Bragg's Alley bet Queen and Primrose Jones James, elk B Schwerin, r Craven bet s Front and Pol- lock Jones Mrs James W, wid, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front Jones John (c), r Court nr R R Jones John (c), carpenter, r Jones nr Pollock Jones John R, jeweler S K Eaton, r New or Neuse bet Cra- ven and e Front Jones Justina, wid of Henry C, r Craven bet s Front and Pollock

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 73

Jones Kenneth R, groceries, liquors and genl merchandise,

n w corner s Front and Middle, r Metcalf bet New or

Neuse and Broad Jones Lewis (c), r New s Front bet Norwood and Jones Jones Lewis (c), r Elm nr West Jones Mary J, wid of Wm, r e Front bet Pollock and s

Front Jones Paul, r cor Eden and Pollock Jones Peter (c), wood yard s Front nr Middle, r Cedar nr

West Jones Pias (c),r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Jones Samuel (c), r Fobb's Alley nr Neuse rd Jones Samuel (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Queen and Primrose Jones Samuel F, sewing machine agt, r cor Broad and Mud- dy Jones Sophia S, wid of Henry W,r Middle bet Johnston and

Craven Jones Thomas C, light house keeper, r s Front bet Craven

and e Front Jones Virgil (c), r Short bet e Front and New or Neuse Jones Wanton (c), r New s Front nr Jones Jones Wm (c), bds Elm City Hotel Jones Wm (c), grocer, r Queen nr Broad Jones Wm (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern Jones Wm, r Craven bet s Front and Pollock Jones Wm F, grocery and general merchandise and liquors,

Middle opp Market House, r e Front bet Pollock and s

Front Jones Wm T, agt New Home Sewing Machine, Pollock bet

Middle and Craven, bds cor Hancock and Broad Jordan Henry (c), meat market New Market, r country Jordan John V, druggist and apothecary, n w cor Pollock

and Craven, r Johnston bet Hancock and Metcalf Joyner Gilbert (c), wks David Congdon, r Stanly bet Griffith

and Tull Joyner Joseph (c), r Pine bet George and Bern Joyner Lewis (c), r Rountree nr Broad Justice Alex, r e Front below Change Justice B Tillman, r e Front below Change Justice Farmfield, r e Front below Change Justice James G, r e Front below Change

74 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

K

EELER TIM, bar tender E Whitman, r Pollock bet Broad and New or Neuse

Kehoe Robert C, dept revenue collector at lar^e, office New or Neuse bet Hancock and Middle, r cor New or Neuse and Middle Kelly Bryant (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Kellum James, grocer, Pollock bet Moonshine Alley and

Fleet, r same Kennedy Henry (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar Kennedy Lorenzo (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar Kenney Mark (c), wks Daniel Stimson Kennedy Moses (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar Kennedy Peter (c), lab, r Metcalf bet Broad and New Ketchum Benj F, wks Wooden Plate Factory Kilburn David N, dealer in cotton, hydes, &c, &c, Middle

st Market, r Broad bet Middle and Craven Kinsey James C (c), porter Alex Miller, r Oak Kilburn John, elk D N Kilburn, r Broad bet Middle and

Craven Knox Eliza H, wid of Dr Reuben Knox, r Broad bet Met- calf and Hancock Koonce Amos (c), Koonce & Green, r country Koonce Benj (c), r Bryan Koonce Harriet, wid of Benj, r Hancock bet Pollock and s

Front Koonce & Green (c), (Amos Koonce and Hamilton N Green)

meat market, New Market Kornegay Thomas (c), r n of Queen nr New Market Kosminski Wm, merchant, bds Central Hotel

LAND SARAH, wid Edward, r Broad bet Queen and Muddy

Lane Benj B, fish and oyster dealer market wharf, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

Lane Frank (c), r cor Queen and Jerkins' Alley

Lane F B, saloon and billiard hall Gaston House, r Broad bet Middle and Craven

Lane Hardy B, saloon. Craven nr s Front, r Jones bet Pol- lock and Crookedj

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Lane Miss Harriett, milliner and fancy goods, Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r Johnston bet Hancock and Met- calf Lane Jane, wid of Geo, r Pollock bet Muddy and Spring Lane John B, carpenter and builder, r cor Metcalf and John- ston Lane Mary J, wid of Frederick, r Broad bet Middle and

Craven Lane Stephen H, elk F Ulrich, r Middle bet Pollock and

s Front Lane Wm, painter, r e Front bet Pollock and Broad Lassiter Jesse J, r Metcalf bet Broad and Pollock Latham Alex C, elk, r Broad bet Metcalf and Hancock Latham Alex C jr, elk E H Meadows & Co, r Broad Latham Bristol (c), r Pine bet George and Berne Latham Braxton (c), carpenter, r Randolph nr George Latham Csesar (c), wks J A Meadows' mills, r Queen bet

Bern and West Latham Cornelius (c), r Fobbs' Alley nr Neuse rd Latham Freeman (c), r Cedar nr West Latham Geo A, ed and propr Daily Democrat, Craven bet

Broad and Pollock, r e Front bet King and Union Latham Saml W, county commissioner, r 3 miles e New-

bern

Latham Thos J, cashier R H Rountree & Co, also Treas

Craven county, agent Connecticut Mutual Ins Co, and

Notary Public, r Craven bet New or Neuse and Broad

Lawrence Nancy, wid of Baker, r Metcalf bet New and

Broad Lawrence James (c), R R hand, r n of Queen nr New Mar- ket Lawrence Wm (c), cooper, r corner Primrose and George Lawrence Wm W (c), cooper, r Metcalf bet Broad and Pol- lock Layrock James, r German bet New s Front and Pollock Lee Stephen (c), r Jones bet Pollock and New s Front Legan Thomas (c), fisherman, New s Front bet Hancock

and Metcalf Lehman Harriett, wid of Robt, r cor Hancock and Pollock Leath Isaac (c), r cor New s Front and Spring Leith Lewis (c), r cor Crooked and Norwood

76 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Lester John, engineer A & N C R R, r Broad bet Queen and

Muddy Lewis Caesar (c), porter Geo Allen & Co, r Good nr R R Lewis Edward, moulder A & N C R R shops, r Broad bet

e Front and Craven Lewis Fred (c), r cor West and Elm Lewis Henry (c), fisherman, r cor Griffith and Atmore Lewis Isaac W, fisherman, r s Front bet Craven and e Front Lewis James (c), r Good nr Railroad Lewis James (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar Lewis James T, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Lewis Joshua H (c), r Queen bet Bern and West Lewis Limber (c), lab A & N C R R shops, r corner Prim- rose and Pasteur Lewis Samuel (c), drayman, r Muddy bet s Front and Pol- lock Lewis William (c), drayman, r Muddy bet s Front and Pol- lock Lewis Wm H (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar Lewis Wm L, elk Watson & Daniels, bds cor Pollock and

Hancock Lincoln John T, (J W Daniels & Co) r Craven bet S Front

and Pollock Linsey Everett (c), carpenter, r cor Jones and Crooked Long Henry J (c), carpenter E M Pa vie, r nr cor Cedar and

Bern Long James T, physician, Middle bet Pollock and s Front,

r same Long John S, Att'y at Law and Fire Ins Agent, s Front bet Middle and Craven, r Broad bet Craven and e Front Lorch Ernest P, (Rountree & Lorch) r Pollock bet Craven

and e Front Lorch Wm, Genl Merchandise, Broad bet Fleet and Bern,

r same ,

Lovett Horatio (c), r Randolph nr R R Lovett William (c), r s Front bet Eden and Muddy Lovick Danzie (c), r s Front bet Eden and George Lovick Hugh J, elk J F Clark, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle

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Lovick Henry J, elk in Register of Deeds' office, r s Front

bet Hancock and Middle Lovinier John C, r Neuse rd nr limits Lucas Geo D D (c), shoemkr, Hancock bet Johnston and

Queen, r same Lucas James (c), r nr cor Elm and Ash Lucas James S, r King bet Graves and e Front Lucas John R, r King bet Graves and e Front Lucas Umbrin (c), r George bet Good and Randolph Lucas Wm (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Queen and Primrose Lucas W Joseph, elk Wm Salter, r King bet Graves and'e

Front Luehini Chas, practical hatter. Middle bet Broad and Pol- lock, r same Lynch Henry (c), carpenter, r End nr Broad

McALWAIN REDDING (c), wks steam mill, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad MeCallum Annie, wid of Daniel, r s Front bet George and

Metcalf McCarthy Thos F, grocer and liquor dealer, junction

Queen and Pollock, r same McCay Wm, r Pollock bet Jones and Norwood McClease Everett (c), r nr cor Ash and Elm McCotter H, meat market Middle St Market McDaniel John L, elk C E Slover, r Craven bet Pollock and

s Front McDaniel Joseph B, printer N S Richardson, r Craven bet

Pollock and s Front McDaniel Mary B, wid of John, r Craven bet Pollock and

s Front McDewey Duncan, timekeeper The Newbern Manfg Co McDonnell Jonas (c), blksmth, r Bern bet Queen and Cedar McGee Benj (c), [McGee, Nelson & Co), r cor Bryan and

Crooked McGee, Nelson & Co (c), [Benj McGee, Samuel Nelson, Isaac

Brown, Benj Beasley], carpenters, cor s Front and Met- calf McGill Wm (c), r e Front nr King

78 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

McGowan John S, merchant, r Metcalf bet Broad and New

or Neuse Mcintosh William, wks Newbern Foundry and Machine

Works, bds Hancock bet Pollock and Broad McKay Alex, fisherman, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad McLacklan Alex, tailor Asa Jones, r Middle bet New or

Neuse and Broad McLacklan Alex jr, elk B M Gates, r Pollock bet Muddy

and George McLean Christopher W, r cor New or Neuse and Middle McRay Harvy (c), blacksmith, r junction Broad and Queen McSorley John, boot and shoe maker, Pollock bet Middle

and Hancock, r same

M

ACE THOMAS E, r Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Mace Ulysses S, druggist Market Wkarf, r Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front

Mackey Henderson (c), r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Mackey Sylvester (c), bar opp Depot, r same

Maler Fred W, bakery and confectionery, s Front bet Han- cock and Middle, r same

Mallison Thomas H, county commissioner, r 15 miles s of Newbern

Manix John S, asst post master, r Pollock bet Muddy and Eden

Manly Basil, master mechanic A & N C R R, r cor e Front and New or Neuse

Manly Clement, (M E Manly & Son), r cor e Front and New or Neuse

Manley David, r George bet Pollock and s Front

Manley Geo (c), drayman r New s Front nr German

Manly Isreal (c), driver G B Guion, r Bern bet Cedar and Queen

Manly Mathias, elk Clyde Line Steam Ship office, r cor e Front and New or Neuse

Manly Mathias E, (M E Manly & Son), mayor city of Newbern, r cor e Front and New or Neuse

Manly M E & Son, (Mathias E and Clement), attys at law, Craven bet Pollock and Broad

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Mann Asa, wks D Congdon, r e Front bet King and Queen Manwell James, (ManwuU & Crabtree), r Griffith bet

Queen and At more Manwell & Crabtree, (James Manwell and John II Crab- tree), proprs Newberu Foundry and Machine Works), Craven bet s Front and Pollock Marks Oscar, dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, etc, Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r Pollock bet Metcalf and Hancock Marshall Andrew J (c), coach maker, r Spring bet s Front

and Pollock Marshall Frank P, tinner, r cor George and New or Neuse Marshall Geo H, painter A & N C R R, r Metcalf bet Broad

and New or Neuse Marshall Henry A, elk Wm Salter, r cor George and New

or Neuse Marshall Wm H, engineer and surveyor, r cor George and

New or Neuse Martin Titus (c), r Cedar nr Stanly Martin Wm (c), porter J J Wolfenden, r s Front Martyne Prof J J, dancing master, bds Central Hotel Mason Cicero (c), carpenter, r Good bet George and Jerkins'

Alley Mason Luke (c), wagon maker. Pollock bet Hancock and

Metcalf Mason Moses (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Primrose and Queen Mason Reding, cigar mkr C Erdmann, r Queen nr West Masonic Building, Hancock bet New or Neuse and Johnston Matthews Edward J, elk J J Tolson & Co, r Broad bet Cra- ven and e Front Matthews James T, finisher for S H Gray's Patent Orna- mental Plate, Middle bet Broad and Pollock, r GriflSth bet Queen and Atmore Matthews John C, horse dealer with F T Patterson, r

Broad bet Craven and e Front Mattocks Rev John H (c), r Crooked bet Bryan and Nor- wood May Redding L, elk K R Jones, bds Hancock bet Broad

and Pollock May Turner J, elk K R Jones, also farmer 11 miles west of Newbern, r Hancock bet Pollock and Broad

so NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayhew Mary, wid of Wm H, r Craven bet New or Neuse

and Broad Mayo Bennett, elk A & M Hahn, bds Henderson House Mayo Edward, pilot Revenue Cutter, r s Front bet Craven

and e Front Mayo Thomas H, elk Hancock Bros, bds Middle bet John- ston and Craven Mayor's Office, M E Manly Mayor, cor Broad and Craven Meadows Edward H, (E H Meadows & Co), r Broad bet

Metcalf and Hancock Moadows E H & Co, (Edward H Meadows) druggist and

seed man, s e cor Pollock and Middle Meadows John A, merchant miller and grain dealer, corn

a sjiecialty, junction e Front and s Front, r s Front bet

Craven and e Front Meadows Thomas H, engineer J A Meadows, r s Front bet

Craven and e Front Mechanics' Hook and Ladder Co's House No 1, Broad bet

Middle and Craven Mendenhall Clabe (c), fireman A & N C R R, r Court nr

George Merrick Emanuel (c), (Merrick & Gardner) r New or Neuse

bet George and Muddy Merrick John W (c), r Randolph nr R R Merrick & Gardner j^c), (Emanuel Merrick and William R

Gardner) grocers, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Merritt Alex (c), wks David Congdon Merritt Henderson (c), wks Newbern foundry and machine

works, r cor George and Pine Metts Thomas (c), r Metcalf bet Broad and Pollock Metts Wm P, elk J B Watson, r Hancock bet Pollock and s

Front Mi Ik ins Henry (c), waiter Gaston House Miller Alex, genl store 61 and 63 Broad bet Middle and

Hancock, r same Miller Frank, r West nr Queen Miller Wm (c), lab A & N C R R shops Mills Roswell, manfr of tobacco, r cor s Front and Metcalf Missillier John L H, elk Geo Allen & Co, r e Front bet

Broad and Pollock Mitchell Nelson (c), r TuU bet Stanly and Atmore

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 81

Mitchell Sarah E, wid of Thomas J, r cor New or Neuse and

Middle Mitchell Thomas J, elk A M Baker, r cor Middle and New

or Nense Mitchell Wm c), lab, r s Front bet Hancock and Metcalf Mitchell Elias, r Elm bet Oak and Scott's Alley Mitchell Geo, (c), proprElm City Hotel, cor Hancock and

Queen Mitchell Jacob (c), r cor Muddy and Spring Monjohn James (c), shoe mker E Havens, r Jerkins' Alley

bet Queen and Primrose Monjohn William H (c), porter W Hollister, r rear Baptist

Church Moore Byas {c\ r cor Broad and Queen Moore Francis B (c), r Crooked bet Norwood and Jones Moore Harrison (c), meat market New Market, r country Moore Henry (c), hostler E H Henderson, r Richaidson

Alley nr Elm Moore Jacob (c), r Kilmarnoch nr Broad Moore James (c), carpenter, r Jones nr Pollock Moore James "W. clothing, gents furnishing goods, etc.

Middle st Market, r Pollock bet Metcalf and Ilancoc'c Moore John (c), barber, r Pollock bet Moonshine Alhv and - Fleet Moore John E (c), barbers Front bet Hancock and Middle,

r rear T A Green's store Moore Leonidas J, lawyer, s Front opp Gaston House, r

cor Broad and Muddy Moore Mary, wid of Wm P, r Middle bet Johnston and Cra- ven Moore Noah (c), wks Daniel Stimson Moore Oliver (c), r Cedar nr Elm Moore Silas (c), r Fobb's Alley nr Neuse rd Moore Furney (c), r cor Primrose and Jerkin's Alley Moore Wm (c), driver, r Queen nr Broad Moore Wm F (c), porter J Schwerin, r Gardner's Alley bet

Bern and George Moore Wm H (c), r Jones nr Pollock Moore Wm H (c), r cor Elm and Ash Moore Wra P (c), physician, r Norwood bet Crooked and

New s Front

82 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Moore William R (c), school teacher, r New s Front bet

Jones and Norwood Morgan Alex (c), r Rountree nr Elm Morning Wm (c), r e Front bet Queen and King Morris Bravitt W (c), minister, r New bet George and Muddy- Morris Calvin J, wks Plate Factory, r Pollock bet Muddy

and George Morris Frank (c), r George bet s Front and Pollock Morris James E, r cor Hancock and New or Neuse Morris James W, asst agt and tel operator A & N C R R Co,

bds Gaston House Morris Thomas (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar Morris Wm (c), r Cypress nr Bern Morton David, r Broad bet Fleet and Bern or Muddy Morton Luke (c). r Queen bet Pollock and Broad Moseley Robert G (c), grocer, cor New s Front and Jones, r

same Moseley Wright (c), r Jones bet Crooked and New s Front Moses Major (c), wks A R Dennison Moulton Theodore (c), wks David Congdon Moye Gilbert (c), r Pasteur opp Round House Mullen Levi (c), r nr cor New s Front and Bryan Mullins Wm (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mill Murphy Anthony (c), r Broad bet Queen and Muddy Mumford Caesar (c), r Richardson Alley nr Queen Mumford Ezarias (c), r nr cor Ash and Elm Mumford Joseph (c), dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, and

general merchandise, Middle below s Front, r Queen

bet Hancock and Metcalf Mumford Warrick (c), r West nr Queen Murdoch John, wks A W Edwards, r George bet s Front

and Pollock Murdoch Wm C, grocer and liquors cor West and Elm, r

same Murphy Anthony (c), r Crooked bet Jones and Norwood Murphy Mary E, wid of Wm, r Hancock bet Johnston and

Queen Murrell Lawyer (c), porter Gaston House, r rear J B Wat- son's grocery Myer Frank, cotton buyer Craven nr s Front, bds Gaston

House

N

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 83

ASH JAMES E, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front

Neal Thomas G, elk L H Cutler, r s Front

Nelson Augustus W, farmer, r George bet New or Neuse and Broad

Nelson Caroline L, wid of Wiley, r cor Union and Craven

Nelson Chas (c), r Jones nr New s Front

Nelson Chas E, meot market, Broad bet Middle and Han- cock, r cor George and Neuse

Nelson Elisha (c), [Nelson & Rial] r Bern bet Cedar and Queen

Nelson Frances, r s Front bet Hancock and Metcalf

Nelson Frank (c), r s Front bet Metcalf and George

Nelson Geo (c), r Bragg's Alley nr Queen

Nelson Hattie, r Pollock bet Muddy and Spring

Nelson James (c), fisherman, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pol- lock

Nelson Joseph, Register of Deeds, Craven bet s Front and Pollock, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front

Nelson Randal (c), r Alley nr cor Pine and George

Nelson Samuel (c), [McGee, Nelson & Co] r New or Neuse bet Metcalf and George

Nelson & Rial (c), [Elisha Nelson and Wm T Rial] black- miths, Craven below s Front

New-Bern Daily Democrat, Geo A Latham ed and propr, Craven bet Pollock and Broad

Newbern Foundry and Machine Works, Man well & Crab- tree proprs, Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Bewbern Gas Light Co, Chas Slover Pres, Geo Allen Sec'y and Treas, s Front bet Hancock and Metcalf

Newbern Mfg Co, Thos A Green Pres, Geo Allen Sec'y and Treas and Financial Agent, e Front bet s Front and Pollock

Newbern Military Institute, George Slover Principal, Union bet Craven and e Front

Newby Taylor (c), r w end New s Front

Newby Washington (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Queen and Primrose

New Home Sewing Machine, W T Jones agent, Pollock bet Craven and Middle

84 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Newton Cornelius (c), wks David Congdon

Newton Wm A (c), bds Elm City Hotel

Nevill David (c), blacksmith S Jackson, r cor Broad and

Metcalf Nixon Isaac (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones Nixon James (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Nockiim Stephen, r Metcalf bet Pollock and Broad Norcross Wm O, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle Norfleet Lawrence (c), r Spring nr New s Front Norman James F, saloon and billiard hall, Middle bet

Broad and Pollock, bds Henderson House

O 'CARROLL THOMAS, shoemkr Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r w end Pollock

O'Connell James, tailor A Zang, r Broad

Odd Fellows' Hall, Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Oden Allen G, (c), practical boot and shoemaker, Craven

bet Pollock and s Front, r New s Front nr Spring Oden Wiley (c), r New s Front nr Spring Oglesbey Wm V, r s Front bet Metcalf and George Old Dominion Steamship Co, E B Roberts agent, foot of

Craven Oliver Geo A, elk Wm H Oliver market wharf, r Broad

bet Metcalf and Hancock Oliver Mary, wid of B, r Spring nr Pollock Oliver Mary E, r Middle bet Broad and New or Neuse Oliver Susan, r Hancock bet s Front and Pollock Oliver Wm H, grocer and hardware. Market Wharf, r Broad

bet Metcalf and Plancock O'Leary Sallie A, wid of Wm, r Broad bet Craven and e Front O'Neal Benj, elk Willis & Gates, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Orum Miles (c), porter John Suter, r s Front Oxley Sarah (c), grocer. Broad bet Middle and Hancock, r

same

P

ADRICK ALBERT S, elk W Sultan & Co, bds Central Hotel

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 85

Palmer John S, cigars and tobacco, Pollock bet Middle

and Craven, r s Front bet Craven and e Front Palmer "Wm L, cigars and tobacco, Middle bet Pollock and

s Front, r s Front bet e Front and Craven Pappendick Geo L, bar tender John Detrick, r Pollock bet

Hancock and Middle Parker James (c), lab, r junction Queen and Pollock Parris Abney, r Neuse rd nr limits

Parris Edward, farmer, r Pollock bet Spring and German Parsons Geo, cigar maker C Erdmann, r cor Broad and End Parsons Geo T, sailor, r Craven bet Broad and New or

Neuse Parsons James, r corner New or Neuse and Craven Parsons James T, elk A M Baker, r Pollock cor Metcalf Parsons Joseph, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Parsons Samuel (c), wks D Stimson, r e Front bet Queen

and King- Parsons Samuel, r cor New or Neuse and Craven Parsons Thomas, sail maker, r cor Broad and End Pasture Elizabeth, wid of John I, r New or Neuse bet Mid- dle and Craven Pasture Henry (c), wks Daniel Stimson Paton Alex (c), r New s Front bet German and Jones Patterson Caroline, wid of John, r e Front nr s Front Patterson Frank T, dealer in horses and mules. Central

Hotel, r Johnston bet Craven and Middle Patterson Isaac, r cor Griffith and Queen Patterson James A, with W E Patterson, r Central Hotel Patterson John R. elk K R Jones, bds Metcalf bet New or

Neuse and Broad Patterson Moses, r Central Hotel

Patterson Wm E, dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes and commission merchant. Middle bet Pollock and s Front, also propr Central Hotel, r same Paul Hiram J, compositor "Daily Democrat," r cor Broad

and Fleet Paul Valentine W, r e Front bet Pollock and Broad Pavie Edward M, contractor and builder, Broad bet Mid- dle and Hancock, r same Pavie Jenette L, wid of Edmund A, r Broad bet Middle and Hancock

86 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Pearce Henry B, elk Windley Bros, r Pollock bet Craven and c Front

Pearce Penelope, wid of Jesse, r Broad and Metcalf

Pearce Wm H, r Pollock bet Craven and e Front

Peele John T, elk and depty revenue collector, bds Gaston House

Percy Wm, carpenter, r s Front opp Eden

Perry Alfred (c), lab, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad

Perry Fred L, elk Gaston House, r same

Perry Noah (c), drayman, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad

Peterson Betsey, wid of Peter, r Broad bet e Front and Craven

Peterson James (c), lab, r s Front bet Eden and Muddy

Petiphcr Wm, r German bet New s Front and Pollard

Phelplis Taylor (c), r cor Queen and Broad

Phillips Wm S, harness and saddles, Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r Metcalf bet Johnston and New or Neuse

Physic Geo (c), r cor Stanly and Cedar

Physic Wm (c), carpenter A & N C R R Shops, r cor Prim- rose and Jerkin's Alley

Pittman George E, editor and propr of " The Daily Nut Shell," Craven bet Broad and Pollock, r same

Pittman M F, r Craven bet Broad and New

Pitts Moses (c), r Stanly bet Griffith and Tull

Pollock Scipio (c), fanner, r cor Eden and s Front

Pool Alfred (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen

Pool Frank (c), bds Elm City Hotel

Pool Henry C, city clerk, cor Broad and Craven, also foreman " Daily Democrat," r New or Neuse bet Middle and Craven

Pool Jacob (c), wks J A Meadows, r New s Front bet Nor- wood and Jones

Pool John (c), r s Front bet Eden and Muddy

Pool Mack (c), r Queen bet Broad and Muddy

Pope Lewis (c), r New s Front nr Jones

Post Office, Ethelbert Hubbs, P M, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

Potter Arthur H, salesman John Dunn, r Hancock bet Pol- lock and Broad

Potter Eugene C, elk Old Dominion Steam Ship office, r Hancock bet Pollock and Broad

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 87

Potter James W, r Hancock bet Pollock and Broad

Powell Albert B, condr A & N C R R, r Graves bet King and Union

PoM'ell Augustus (c), r Queen nr West

Powell Noah (c), bar keeper, r Queen nr Broad

Powers Isaac (c), fisherman, r Queen bet Broad and Pollock

Powers Levin (c), r Queen bet Broad and Pollock

Powers Monroe, tinner, r cor e Fi'ont and King

Powers Thomas, bds Gaston House

Powers Walter M, tinner B L Churchill, r cor e Front and King

Prag Moses, dealer in dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, cloth- ing, etc, cor Pollock and Craven, bds s Front bet Craven and e Front

Prevatt Susan, wid of John, r Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Price Melvin, oyster saloon and restaurant. Middle St Mar- ket, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Primrose Mary, wid of Cicero, r New or Neuse bet Middle and Craven

Primrose Sarah S, wid of Dr Robt S, r Craven bet Broad and Pollock

Proflfit Joseph (c), r Atmore nr Griffith

Pulley Carrie, wid of Robert, r George bet s Front and Pol- lock

Q'

UIDLEY EPHRAIM, packer The Newbern Manfg Co, r Metcalf bet Pollock and s Front

RADCLIFF SAMUEL, saw mill, cor Pollock and e Front, r Broad bet e Front and Craven

Radcliff Clarence, r Broad bet e Front and Craven Radford Thomas, cigar manfrCErdmann, r Queen bet Han- cock and Craven Raleigh Daniel (c), r cor Neuse rd and Fobb's Alley Ransom Robert, engineer Neuse and Trent River Improve- ment Office, Queen opp Craven, r same Randolph John (c), r Queen nr Metcalf

4

88 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Randolph John (c), r Alley nr cor Pine and George

Randolph Randal (c), wks Geo Bishop

Randolph Wm, r Alley nr cor Pine and George

Randolph Wm (c), waiter Central Hotel

Recard William (c), carpenter, r Queen nr New Market

Redditt W J, wid of Wm H, r Queen bet Hancock and

Craven Redin Capt, r nr cor Bern and Queen Redmond James, groceries, liquors andgenl merchandise,

Middle opp Market House, bds Gaston House Redrick Solomon (c), r nr cor New s Front and Bryan Read Geo (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Pine Reed Csesar (c), r nr cor Bryan and New s Front Reid Watson (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Reilly Rev J J, pastor St Paul's Catholic Church, r Middle

bet Johnston and New Reliance Fire Co (c), Hancock bet Broad and New or Neuse Respass Owen (c), wks Daniel Stimson Rhem Joseph L, farmer, r cor Broad and George Rhodes Jesse, r Craven bet Broad and New or Neuse Rial Wm T (c), (Nelson & Rial) r cor Queen and Griffith Rice Thomas, wks Wooden Plate Factory, r Broad bet Queen

and Muddy Richardson Alfred (c), farmer, r Norwood bet New s Front

and Crooked Richardson Ezekiah (c), r Norwood bet New s Front and

Crooked Richardson Edward A (c), elk post office, r cor Queen and

Johnston Richardson Geo (c), ship carpenter, r Crooked bet Jones and

Norwood Richardson Geo (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Richardson Isaac (c), r Queen bet Metcalf and Hancock Richardson James (c), r George bet Queen and New or Neuse Richardson John A, condr A & N C R R, r Pollock bet Met- calf and George Richardson Marcus C B, physician and U S pension sur- geon, Pollock bet Eden and Muddy, r same Richardson Miles (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar .Richardson N Smith, genl job printing office. Pollock bet Middle and Craven, r same

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 89

Richardson Robert A, printer N S Richardson, r Pollock bet

Middle and Craven Richardson Samuel (c), farmer, r junction Johnston and

Queen Register of Deeds Office, Joseph Nelson register, Craven bet

s Front and Pollock

Risbus Owen (c^i, r Randolph bet and George

Rishton Henry, manager of The Newbern Manfg Co, r cor

e Front and Pollock Rispus Chance (c), r Stanly nr Cedar Roan John (c), cook Gaston House, r Queen bet Hancock

and Metcalf Roanes Lewis (c), eating saloon, Broad bet Fleet and Queen,

r same Roath W D, bds s Front bet e Front and Craven Robbins Cicero R (c), shoe mkr J W Harrell, r Rragg's Alley

bet Primrose and Queen Robbins Daniel (c), r West bet Queen and Elm Roberts Daniel L, (Roberts & Bro) r Hancock bet s Front

and Pollock Roberts David M, sea captain, r s Front bet e Front and

Craven Roberts Edward B, agt Old Dominion Steamship Co, r Pol- lock bet e Front and Craven Roberts Elizabeth McK, wid of Wm W, r cor New or Neuse

and Middle Roberts Frederick C, atty at law, also Sec and Treas A &

N C R R, r cor Pollock and Metcalf Roberts Geo H, (Roberts & Henderson) teller The National

Bank of Newberne, r cor Metcalf and New or Neuse Roberts James, fisherman, r s Front bet George and Metcalf Roberts James R, apprentice A & N C R R Shops, r cor New

or Neuse and Middle Roberts John M, messenger Southern Express Co Roberts Stephen (c), fish and oyster dealer. Middle St Market,

r s Front bet Craven and e Front Roberts Stephen G, (Roberts & Bro) r s Front bet Craven

and e Front Roberts Thomas, meat market, Middle St Market, r n of

Queen nr Elm Roberts Wm F, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

90 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Roberts & Bro, (Stephen G and Daniel L) grocery and genl

merchandise, s Front 2 w Gaston House Roberts & Henderson, (Geo H Roberts and Geo Hender- son) genl ins agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front Robinson Joseph J, way road master, r Pollock bet Muddy

and George Robinson Thomas (c), blk smith G S Fisher Rodman Geo (c), wks Central Hotel Roe Edward, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front Rogers Robert (c), wks D Congdon, r Cedar bet George and

Bern Rouse Winsley (c), r nr cor New s Front and Bryan Rooks Benj (c), blksmith, r cor Neuse and Muddy Rooks Demsey (c), r cor Neuse and Muddy Rose Kirby, fisherman, r cor s Front and Eden Rose Robt, wks John Detrick, Rose Wallace, elk Rountree & Lorch, r cor s Front and

Eden Rose Willis, fisherman, r s Front bet George and Eden Ross Thos (c), wks David Congdon Rountree Albert L, (R H Rountree & Co), r New York

City Rountree Robert H, (R H Rountree & Co), r New York

City Rountree R H & Co, (Robt H Rountree, Willis D Roun- tree and Albert L Rountree), bankers, s w cor s Front and Craven Rountree Wm F, (Rountree & Lorch), r cor Craven and

Johnston Rountree Willie D, (R H Rountree & Co), r Norfolk, Va Rountree & Lorch, (Wm F Rountree and Ernest P Lorch),

wholesale and retail grocers, foot of Middle Rowe Henry W, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e Front Royal John (D Bell & Co), bds Gaston House Rue John (c), r Jerkin's Alley bet Queen and Primrose Rue Wm (c), carpenter, r West nr Queen Rulock Solomon, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Russ Wilson, r Pollock bet Spring and German Runyon Thomas (c), r German bet New s Front and Pollock Ryals Titus (c), blacksmith, r cor Queen and Grifiith

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SALTER JAMES T, sailor, r Craven bet New or Neuse and Broad

Salter Piirm, elk Thos Williams, r s Front bet Hancock and

Middle Salter William, grocer e Front bet King and Union, also

groceries and general merchandise Middle opp Market

House, r New or Neuse bet Metcalf and George Sanders Alex (c), butcher New Market, r Fobb's Alley ur

Broad Sanders Thos (c), porter M Prag, bds Elm City Hotel Satchel Seph (c), r Queen bet Pollock and Broad Savage Margaret, wid of Andrew J, r Broad bet e Front and

Craven Sawyer Chas (c), wks J A Meadows' mills, r Bern bet Queen

and Cedar Sawyer John, wks E H Henderson, bds Henderson House Sawyer John (c), porter B M Gates, r s Front Sawyer Richard, tailor Hurtt & Gaskill, r Short Schissler John, cigar mkr C Erdmann, r Craven nr Broad Schwerin Bernard, (Schwerin & Co) dry goods, clothing,

boots, shoes, etc, Middle below s Front, bds Gaston

House Schwerin Joseph, (Schwerin & Co), dry goods, clothing,

boots, shoes, etc, Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r

Pollock cor Hancock Schwerin Max, elk J Schwerin, bds Central Hotel Schwerin & Co, (Joseph and Bernard Schwerin), dry goods,

clothing, boots, shoes, etc, Middle bet Pollock and s

Front Scott Ann R, wid of Oscar F, r New or Neuse bet Hancock

and Middle Scott Eugene L, inventor of Scott's Linament, s Front bet

Hancock and Middle, r Pollock bet Fleet and Muddy Scott Samuel (c), farmer, r cor Griffith and Atmore Scott Solomon H, groceries and liquors, Middle opp Mar- ket House, r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore Selby Adam (c), r Pollock nr w limits Selby James (c), porter Central Hotel, r same Seymore Augustus S, judge 2nd judicial dist, office s

Front bet Middle and Craven, bds cor s Front and

Metcalf

92 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Shanonhouse Asbury (c), wks J A Meadows' mills

Shaw Henry (c), bar room s Front bet Hancock and Middle,

r Rouutree nr Broad Shaw Joseph W (c), bds Elm City Hotel Sheppard Enoch (c), barber, cor s Front and Hancock, r

same Sheppard James (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Sheppard Miles (c), cabinet maker, s Front bet Hancock and

Middle, r same Sheriff oflfice, Orlando Hubbs sheriff, Craven bet Broad and

New or Neuse Sheppard Tony (c), seaman, r cor s Front and Hancock Sheppard William H (c), barber cor s Front and Hancock,

r same Shinehouse Joshua, r nr cor Bern and Cypress Shinehouse Rasberry (c), r Elm nr West Shipp John T, light house keeper, r s Front bet Craven and

e Front Shipp Solome, wid of Burton, r George bet s Front and

"Pollock Shiver Riley (c), porter, r New bet Muddy and George Simmons Abram (c), grocer, cor Pollock and Jones, r same Simmons Allen (c), lab, r Queen bet Bern and George Simmons Benj (c), r Jones bet Pollock and New s Front Simmons David (c), r New s Front bet Jones and Norwood Simmons Diamond (c), r New or Neuse nr George Simmons Divers (c), r cor Elm and Fobb's Alley Simmons Ed (c), r n of Queen nr New Market Simmons F G, farmer, r Johnston bet Metcalf and Hancock Simmons F J, lieut U S R M, bds Central Hotel Simmons Furnifold M, atty at law and farmer. Middle

bet Pollock and Broad, r Johnston bet Hancock and

Metcalf Simmons Henry (c), drayman, r Pollock nr w limits Simmons Israel (c), carpenter. Broad bet Queen and Muddy,

r same Simmons Jordan (c), r Stanly bet Bragg's Alley and Queen Simmons Matthew (c), r cor Moonshine Alley and Queen Simmons Prunes (c), r West nr Elm Simmons Toney (c), porter C H Blank, r Fobb's Alley Simmons Wm (c), porter U S Mace

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 93

Simpson Frances, wid of Clifford, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Simpson Geo (c), r e Front bet Pollock and s Front

Simpson John A, contractor, builder and undertaker, Bioad bet Muddy and George, r same

Simpler Owen G, fisherman, r cor New s Front and Spring

Singer Mfg Co, E W Smallwood manager. Craven bet s Front jind Pollock

Singleton Wm G, city tax collector. New or Neuse bet Mid- dle and Craven, r same

Skinner Peter (c), r nr cor New s Front and Bryan

Skinner W Howard (c), brickmason, r Queen bet Broad and Muddy

Slade Andrew (c), wks Samuel Radcliff

Slade Essex (c), r cor Queen and Pollock

Slade Lawrence (c), shoe mkr, Broad bet Middle and Han- cock, r same

Slade Quash W (c), shoe mkr. Queen nr Broad, r n of Queen nr New Market

Slade Thos (c), porter C T Watson, Market Wharf

Slay Anderson (c), lab, n of Queen nr New Market

Slover Chas, r cor Union and e Front

Slover Chas E, genl merchandise, family groceries a spe- cialty, s e cor Pollock and Craven, r cor e Front and Union

Slover Geo, principal Newbern Military Institute, r cor Union and e Front

Smallwood Edward F, physician, cor Craven and New or Nt^use, r same

Smallwood E W, manager Singer Mfg Co, Craven bet s Front and Pollock, r cor Craven and New or Neuse

Smallwood John W, elk J F Ives, r cor Craven and New or Neuse

Smallwood March (c), waiter Central Hotel

Smallwood Samuel W, with J J Wolfenden, r cor Craven and N(^w or Neuse

Smaw Daniel G, practical tin and sheet iron worker. Pol- lock bet Middle and Craven, r Broad bet Craven and e Front

Smith Augustus, engineer The Newbern Manfg Co

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Smith E M, wid of Thomas M, r Broad bet Metcalf and Han- cock

Smith Geo (c), wks David Congdon

Smith Miss G, milliner Mrs S N Dewey, r Pollock nr Muddy

Smith Miss Hattie, tailoress A Zang, r cor Cedar and West

Smith Henry (c), porter E Whitman, r cor Metcalf and Pol- lock

Smith James E, elk W Sultan & Co, bds Broad bet Middle and Craven

Smith James (c), r End nr Broad -

Smith John (c), r Atmore nr R R

Smith John U, cotton dealer, bds s Front bet e Front and Craven

Smith Joseph W, r Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Smith London (c), wks A A Bryan

Smith Martin (c), r Jerkins' Alley bet Primrose and Good

Smith Mary J, wid of James, r Queen bet Pollock and Broad

Smith M P, wid of Alford, r Union bet Craven and e Front

Smith Reuben, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Smith Rufus, shoe mkr J McSorley, r Pollock nr Muddy

Smith Mrs S M, boarding house, Middle bet s Front and Pollock, r same

Smith Wash (c), r Broad w of Queen

Smith Wm, r Craven nr s Front

Smith Wm (c), r nr cor Queen and Pollock

Smith Wm (c), r Bragg's Alley nr Queen

Southern Express Office, Geo Henderson agt, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Sparrott Jane E, wid of Samuel, r Pollock bet Fleet and Muddy

Sparrow Chas (c), brickmason, r Randolph bet George and RR

Sparrow Doctrin (c), drayman, r Aimore nr Griffith

Sparrow James (c), brickmason, r Craven bet New or Neuse and Broad

Sparrow Peter (c), r Bragg's Alle}^ bet Queen and Primrose

Sparrow Virgil (c), grocer, s Front bet Hancock and Middle, r same

Speight David (c), oyster dealer Middle St Market, r James- town

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Speight Pius (c), elk David Speight, r country

Spelhnan Anthony (c), wks Newbern Foundry and Machine

Works Spencer Gibbon (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Spencer John (c), wks A R Dennison

Sperling Henry, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc, Mid- dle below s Front, r Hancock bet Pollock and s Front Spruell Aaron (c), r w end New s Front Spruoll Harris (c), wks J A Meadows' mill Spruell Miles (c), r nr cor Bryan and New s Front Spruell Monroe (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Stalil Mary L, wid of George W, r Broad bet Middle and

Craven Stamps Chas (c), r cor Griffith and Atmore Stamps John (c), r Tull bet Stanly and Atmore Stanly Clarence (c), carpenter Geo Allen & Co, r cor George

and Randolph Stanley Ed (c), porter Geo Allen & Co Stanly Gregory (c), r Queen bet Pollock and Broad Stanly James B, compositor Daily Democrat, r Broad bet

Queen and Muddy Stanly Judge (c), r Change bet Craven and e Front Stanley Lucinda, wid of Allen G, r Muddy bet Broad and

Pollock Stanley L R, lapper hand The Newbern Manfg Co Stanly Mary, wid of Alfred, r Griffith bet Queen and At- more Stanly Shade (c), wks New Bern Foundry and Machine

Works, r junction Queen and Johnston Stanly Mrs Susan F, Books and Stationery, Pollock bet Mid- dle and Hancock, r same Stanly Thos, dealer in grain, Market Wharf Stanly Wm (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Stanly Wright (c), r West n of Cedar Starkey Anaos W (c), wks J A Meadows' mills Starkey Edward (c), wks Daniel Stimson Starkey Henr}'- (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen Starke}^ Jerry (c), r Norwood bet New s Front and Crooked Starkey Northcutt, r junction Queen and Broad Staton John (c), r Bern nr Cedar Staton Lorenzo (c), r Bern nr Cedar

96 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Staub Henry J, cabinet mkr, Johnston bet Middle and

Hancock, r same Steebing Phillip, cabinet mkr, Hancock bet Johnston and

Queen, r same Sterlin Nancy, wid of John, r cor e Front and King Sterling John (c), farmer, r George bet New or Neuse and

Broad Stevenson Harry C, attorney at law, n e cor Craven and

s Front, r Craven bet New^ or Neuse and Broad Stevenson Mark deW, (Green and Stevenson) r Pollock

cor George Stevenson Mrs S C, wid of Geo S, r Craven bet New or Neuse

and Broad Stilley Benj F, carpenter, r Hancock bet Johnston and

Queen Stimson Daniel, saw mill, nr junction e Front and Queen,

r e Front bet King and Union Stoves Benj (c), finisher F Boesser, r James City Stransbury Alex T, policeman, r New or Neuse bet Craven

and e Front Stransbury Sabrina, wid of Michael L, r s Front bet Han- cock and Middle Street Samuel R, Propr Gaston House, r same Street Samuel R jr, (Watson & Street) bds Gaston House St3^ron David, pilot Steamer Neuse, r s Front bet Craven

and e Front Styron Nathan (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r Pollock bet Mud- dy and Spring Styron Wm S, elks A L Follett and dealer in seed cotton,

r Hancock bet Pollock and Broad Sultan Morris, elk Wm Cohen, r Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Sultan Wm, (W Sultan & Co) bds Pollock bet Middle and

Hancock Sultan Wm & Co, (Wm Sultan and Wm Cohen) dry goods,

clothing, boots, shoes, etc., s w cor Middle and Pollock Summerell M W, meat market IMiddle St Market Sumrell McKinley W H, elk Dail Bros, r Craven bet Broad

and Pollock Suter John, manfr and dealer in furniture and mat- tresses, Middle bet Pollock and s Front, r Metcalf bet s

Front and Pollock

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Sutton Chas (c), wks A R Dennison, r Muddy bet Queen

and Broad Sutton John G (c), carpenter, r Scott Alley bet Pollock and

Broad Sutton Robt (c). lab, r s Front bet Eden and Muddy Suydam Rev James A, agt Craven Co N C Bible Society, r

Hancock bet Pollock and Broad Suydam James A jr, r Hancock bet Pollock and George Swert B, meat market Middle St Market and cor Broad and

Middle, r Broad bet George and Metcalf Swert Chas, elk B Swert, r cor George and Broad Swindle Chas (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mills

TAYLOR C^SAR (c), r Gardner's Alley bet Bern and George

Taylor Charles C (c), ship carpenter, r Pollock bet Muddy and George

Taylor Chas (c), bar tender A Holton, r cor George and Gardner Alley

Taylor Daniel (c), r Jones bet Pollock and New s Front

Taylor Henry, carpenter, r cor Broad and Metcalf

Taylor Jacob B, carpenter A & N C R R, r Griffith bet At- more and Queen

Taylor James F, elk S H Scott, bds S H Scott

Taylor John (c), wks Daniel Stimson

Taylor Josejih (c), wks Daniel Stimson

Taylor Julia, r e Front bet Pollock and Broad

Taylor Miss Pheba, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Taylor Robt (c), waiter Gaston House, r George bet Queen and Cedar

Taylor \Vm (c), porter B Schwerin, r cor Metcalf and Pol- lock

Taylor Wm T, boatman, r Hancock bet s Front and Pol- lock

The National Bank of New-Berne, John Huglies Prcs't, J A Guion Caishier, Pollock bet Craven and Middle

The Newbernian, S M Cari)cnter editor and propr. Pol- lock bet Craven and Middle

Thomas Benj F, printer N S Richardson, r cor s Front and George

98 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Thomas Chas R, attorney at law, Craven bet s Front and Pollock, r e Front bet Union and Change

Thomas Elizabeth, wid of Phillip, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Thomas James, r s Front bet George and Metcalf

Thomas John (c), butcher, r George bet New or Neuse and Broad

Thomas John H, meat market Middle St Market

Thomas John H (c), [Cadett & Thomas]

Thomas John R, watchman A & N C R R shops, r cor Han- cock and New or Neuse

Thomas PhilijD, cigar mkr C Erdmann, r George

Thompson James, watchman Saml Radcliff, r e Front bet Pollock and Broad

Thompson James, meat market, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen, r same

Thompson James L, meat market. Broad bet Middle and Hancock, r Hancock bet Johnston and Queen

Thompson Jerry (c), wks E Ellis, r New s Front nr Spring

Thompson Richard (c), r Bern bet Queen and Cedar

Thompson Wm, butcher J Thompson, r Hancock bet John- ston and Queen

Tilghman Joseph, wood dealer, r Broad bet Craven and e Front

Tilling Wm, cigar mkr C Erdmann, r cor Broad and Queen

Tillman Brister (c), r Hancock bet Pollock and s s Front

Tinker Geo E, elk and dejjt revenue collector, r e Front bet King and Union

Tisdale Geo F, watch maker and jeweler Mrs M Whaley, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Tisdale Sarah, wid of Wm, r Pollock bet Middle and Han- cock

Tolson John J, (J J Tolson & Co) r cor Craven and Change

Tolson J J & Co, (John J Tolson and Lycurgus H Cutler) groceries provisions, dry goods, boots, shoes, etc. Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Tooker Chas, r rear Gaston House

Tooker Haywood, r rear Gaston House

Tooker Henry, spinner The Newbern Manfg Co

Tooker John, r rear Gaston House

Tosto Joseph, seaman, r Craven nr s Front

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Trenwith Patrick, carriage and buggy manfr, Middle bet

Pollock and s Front, r George bet s Front and Pollock

Tucker Clias (c), wks Daniel Stimson, r Queen bet Graves

and e Front Tucker Edward (c), constable, r Muddy bet Broad and Pol- lock Tucker Eugene, grocer, cor Broad and Fleet, r same Tucker Mary B, wid of B Franklin, r cor Broad and Fleet Tucker Richard (c), r Metcalf bet Broad and Pollock Turner John (c), r i3ern bet Cedar and Pine Turner Nathan (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Turner Walter S H, r Broad bet Middle and Craven Turney Andrew (c), r cor Primrose and Jerkins' Alley

ULRICH FERDINAND, groceries, provisions, ropes, twines, and genl merchandise. Middle opp Market,

r Middle bet New or Neuse and Broad Ulrich Otto, cigar mkr C Erdmann, bds Central Hotel Ulrich Rudolph, elk Ferdinand Ulrich, r Middle bet New

or Neuse and Broad TJ S Custom House, Port of Newbern, Dist of Pamlico, Thos A Henry collector, Craven bet s Front and Pol- lock

VASS REV LACHLAN C, pastor 1st Presb}i;erian Church, r Johnston bet Hancock and Middle

Voliva Joseph P, carpenter, r Broad bet Craven and e Front

WADE ANTHONY D, fish dealer, bds Farmer's Home

Wade Jennett, wid of Luther, r Queen bet Hancock and

Craven Wadsworth Dona (c), r Bern nr Cedar Wads worth Geo L, elk Gates, Foy & Co, r Hancock bet s

Front and Pollock Wagner Joseph, r George bet s Front and Pollock

100 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Wail Frank (c), boatman, r Queen bet New or Neuse and

Johnston "Wain Moses (c), r n of Elm nr West

Walker Gracie A (c), tailoress A Zang, r George opp Grif- fith Walker Hardy (c), wks A R Dennison

Walker James W, tobacco manfr, r cor Craven and Union Walker John, (Walker & Williams), r Middle bet Pollock

and s Front Walker & Williams, (John Walker and Joseph V Wil- liams), groceries, dry goods and genl merchandise, Mid- dle bet Pollock and s Front Wallace Anson, r e Front bet Pollock and s Front Wallace Jerry (c), wks Plate Factory, r Rountree nr Broad Wallace John, carpenter, Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock, r

same Wallace Wm D, elk Dail Bros

Walston Ellis (c), fish and oyster dealer, Middle St Market Ward Alfred (c), r Stanly bet Griffith and TuU Ward Armstead (c), r w end Crooked Ward Geo W, policeman, r cor Pollock and Muddy Ward Daniel (c), r Berne bet Cedar and Queen AVard Henry (c), r n of Queen nr Elm Ward Peter (c), farmer, r Griffith nr R R Ward Robt (c), r Fobb's Alley nr Neuse rd Warden John H, junk dealer s Front bet Middle and

Craven, bds Central Hotel Wardsworth Dennis, r Broad w of Queen Warters Wm R, machinist A & N C R R Shops, r New or

Neuse bet Middle and Craven Washington Geo (c), wks Wooden Plate Factory Washington Daniel (c), boatman, r Crooked bet Jones and

Norwood Washington Henry (c), waiter Gaston House, r same Waters Isaac (c), shoemaker, s Front bet Hancock and Mid- dle, r n of Qaeen nr New or Neuse Waters Shad (c), r Rountree nr Elm Watkins Walter (c), wks Daniel Stimson Watson Chas D, r Pollock bet Spring and German Watson John B, groceries, provisions, etc. Broad bet Middle and Hancock, r New or Neuse bet Middle and Craven

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Watson Joseph, r New or Neuse bet Middle and Craven Watson Reuben F, elk James Redmond, r Broad bet George

and Muddy Watson C Tlioraas, (Watson & Daniels), r Metcalf bet John- ston and New or Neuse Watson Wm M, (Watson & Street), r New or Neuse bet

Middle and Craven Watson & Daniels, (C T Watson and Thos Daniels), ice, Mid- dle St Market Watson & Street, (Wm M Watson and Samuel R Street jr), bonded auctioneers, s Front bet Middle and Craven Wayne Andrew (c), wks A R Dennisoti Webber Henry (c), ship carpenter, r s Front bet Hancock

and Metcalt" AVeeks Daniel (c), r cor New s Front and Bern AVeeks Henry (c), r George nr Pine

Weinstein Levi, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc. Mid- dle bet Pollock and s Front, r Craven bet Pollock and Broad Weinstein Wm, r Craven bet Pollock and Broad Wells Henry (c), r Pollock bet Fleet and Muddy Wells Tony (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar West Abrara (c), r Queen bet Broad and Muddy West Bryant (c), r Broad w of Queen

West Geo A (c), butcher New Market, r Broad w of Queen West James (c), eating saloon, cor Hancock and Queen West James (c), carpenter E M Pavie, r Atraore nr Griffith West Nathan (c), r Gardner's Alley bet George and Berne Western Union Telegraph Office, Geo Henderson man- ager, Craven bet s Front and Pollock Weston Louis (c), wks Plate Factory, r cor Queen and Pol- lock Wetherington Alex (c), wks D Stimson, r Griffin Square Wetherington Joseph (c), wks David Congdon Wetherington Suthey (cj, farmer, r cor George and Prim- rose Wewe Jacob, shoe mkr. Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf, r

same Whaley James G, jeweler, r Craven bet Broad and New or

Neuse Whaley Mrs Mary, watches, clocks and jewelry, Craven bet Pollock and s Front, r same

102 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Whibbee Ambrose (c), r cor Bern and Cypress

Whibbee Stephen (c), r cor Bern and Cypress

Wliidby Alfred (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar

Whidby Geo (c), r n of Elm nr West

White Benj (c), porter Wm L Palmer, r Broad nr Queen

White Elihu A, revenue collector 2d district, office Craven

bet Pollock and s Front, r cor Johnston and Middle White Geo H (c), lawyer, office cor Hancock and Queen, r

cor Primrose and Jerkins' Alley White Henry (c), lab, r cor Queen and Moonshine Alley White James (c), r w end New s Front White Luke (c), r Gardner's Alley bet George and Bern White Stepney (c), bricklayer, r Muddy bets Front and Pol-

lork

Whitehurst Henry C, lawyer, Craven bets Front and Pol- lock, r cor Queen and Graves

Whitehurst Richard F, elk R N Duffy, r cor Queen and Graves

Whiierby Demus (c), r Pollock nr w limits

Whitfield Baltimore (c), lab, r cor Queen and Moonshine Alley

Whitfield Chas (c), carpenter E M Pavie, r Bern bet Cedar and Pine

Whitfield Daniel (c), r Nevi^ s Front bet Jones and Norwood

Whitfield James (c), r New s Front bet Jones and Norwood

Whitfield Miss Penelope, r Central Hotel

Whitford Albert (c), r cor Atmore and Griffith

Whitford Clark, r Craven bet Union and Change

Whitford John D, Pres A & N C R R Co, r Craven bet Union and Change

Whitford Mary J, wid of Hardy S, r Craven bet Union and Change

Whitford Nelson, genl merchandise, Middle bet Pollock and s Front, also propr American House, r same

Whitford Reid, asst engineer Neuse and Trent River Im- provements, r Craven bet Union and Change

Whitford Wm, atty at law, s Front opp Gaston House, r Craven bet Union and Change

Whitley Merritt (c), carpenter, r Muddy bet Broad and Queen

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Whitman Edward, saloon and liquor dealer, Middle bet

Pollock and s Front, r same Whitraore Chas, seaman, r New or Neuse bet Craven and e

Front Whitney Adam (c), r cor New s Front and Jones Whitney Chas (c), blacksmith, r German nr New s Front Whitney Francis (c), r Queen bet George and Bern Whitney Harry (c), fish and oyster dealer Middle St Market,

r cor New s Front and Jones Wicks Prudence, wid of Alex, r cor New s Front and Spring Wiggins Cicero (c), wks Daniel Stimson Wiggins Gordan (c), carpenter, r Pollock bet Fleet and

Muddy Wiggins John (c), lab D Stimson, r s Front bet Eden and

Muddy Wiggins Joseph (c), boatman, r Pollock bet Moonshine Alley

and Fleet Wiggins Phillip (c), lab, r Spring nr New s Front Wiggins Wm (c), head waiter Central Hotel Wilborn Thomas A, tinner L H Cutler, r cor New or Neuse

and Metcalf Willett Wm, r New s Front nr Spring Williams Allen (c), wks Plate Factory, r Metcalf bet Broad

and Pollock Williams Alonzo (c), r Queen bet Bern and George AVilliams Amos (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern Williams Benj (c), r e end of Union Williams Caesar (c), r Queen bet Bern and George Williams Chas (c), r Pine bet Bern and West Williams Charles (c), r George bet New or Neuse and Broad Williams David H (c), station hand A & N C R R Co, r

Good nr George Williams E, wid of Edmund, r Broad bet Hancock and Met- calf Williams Geo (c), carpenter, r cor Crooked and Norwood Williams Geoffrey (c), grocer, cor Queen and Bern Williams Hardy, wks A W Edwards Williams Jesper (c), r Cypress nr Bern Williams John (c), r Rountree nr Queen Williams John, r German bet New s Front and Pollock Williams John (c), r w end Pollock

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104 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Williams John (c), r George nr Pine

Williams Joseph V, (Walker & Williams) r Metcalf bet Pot- lock and s Front Williams Lewis (c), r Primrose nr R R Williams Moses (e), r Cedar bet George and Bern Williams Paul (c), r George bet Queen and Cedar Williams Richard P, farmer, r s Front bet Craven and e

Front Williams Robt (c), r Griffith bet Queen and Stanly Williams Samuel (c), r New s Front bet Norwood and Jones Williams Sharper (c), farmer, r w end Broad Williams Susan C, wid of Andrew C, r cor Craven and

Union Williams Thos, general merchandise, s Front bet Middle

and Craven, r s Front bet Craven and e Front Williams Thos (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mill, r cor Randolph

and Jerkin's Alley Williams Wm H, r Broad bet Hancock and Metcalf Willis David S, (D S Willis & Co), r Johnston bet Middle

and Ciaven Willis D S & Co, (David S Willis), groceries and provis- ions, Middle bet Broad and Pollock W^illis Elizabeth, wid of Joseph, r Queen nr West Willis Elizabeth W (c), seamstress, s Front bet Hancock and

Middle, r same Willis Fareby, wid of Thomas C, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Willis Frank (c), tinner L H Cutler, r Randolph nr R R Willis Geo (c), r e Front bet Queen and King Willis Moses (c), r Good bet George and Jerkin's Alley Willis James W, carpenter Geo Bishop, r e Front bet Pol- lock and Broad Willis John B (c), dept clerk Craven county, r e Front nr

Queen Willis Joseph, r s Front bet Hancock and Middle Willis Joseph K, (Willis & Gates), r e Front bet Pollock

and s Front Willis Junius (c), drayman, r s Front bet Hancock and

Middle Willis Phillip A, machinist A & N C R R Shops, r Griffith bet Queen and Atmore

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Willis Rebecca, wid of Thomas C, r e Front bet Pollock and

s Front Willis Samuel W, farmer, r Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock Willis Simon (c), r Queen bet Graves and e Front Willis Wm C, marble cutter G W Claypoole, r e Front bet

Pollock and s Front Willis & Gates, (Joseph K Willis and Thomas Gates), groceries and general merchandise, also sash, blinds,

and doors, Middle below s Front Wilson David (c), grocer, Jones nr Pollock, r same Wilson Thomas, r Eden bet s Front and Pollock Wilson Thomas (c), r West bet Queen and Cedar Wilson Thomas (c), r Stanly bet Griffith and TuU Winburn Virgil (c), cleaner and dyer, r Gardner's Alley

bet George and Bern Windley Bros, (Ernest H Windley), wholesale liquors,

cigars and tobacco, s e cor Middle and s Front Windley Ernest H, (Windley Bros), r e Front below Change Windley Samuel, elk, bds Gaston House Windsor Oliver (c), r Metcalf bet Pollock and s Front Wingate Henry (c), wks A R Dennison Winfield Harry (c), r Norwood bet Crooked and New s

Front Winsey Thomas P (c), r Stanly bet Bragg's Alley and Queen Wolf John, baker S Bangert, r cor Middle and Broad Wolfenden Joseph J, flour, feed and grain dealer, s w

cor Middle and s Front, r Craven bet Pollock and

Broad Womble Geo W, r Craven bet Pollock and s Front Womble Sallie A, wid of John W, r Craven bet Pollock and

s Front Wood Alpheus W, elk J A Meadows, r s Front bet Hancock

and Middle Wood Elizabeth; wid of John, r Eden bet s Front and Pol- lock Wood Fred (c), wks D Stimson, r Queen nr e Front Wood John (c), wks Elijah Ellis' mills Wood Lemuel S, bkpr Geo Allen & Co, r Eden bet s Front

and Pollock Wood Perry (c), r cor Gardner's Alley and Bern Wood Riley, fisherman, r Spring bet s Front and Pollock

106 NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY.

Woods Cooper (c), r w of Bern bet Pine and Cedar Woods Hardy (c), bds s Front bet Hancock and Middle Woods James (c), r Court nr R R Woods John, fisherman, r Pollock opp Jones Woods William (c), r George bet Queen and New or Neuse Woodas Edmund (c), r Cedar bet Bern and George Wooden Plate Factory, S H Gray propr, e end Hancock Wooten Wm S, elk Geo Allen & Co, bds Gaston House Wright Ellen D, wid of Chas, r Queen nr West Wright Mrs Lemora, tailoress Hurt & Gaskill, r s Front Wright Lewis (c), waiter Gaston House, r same Wright Norris (c), r Scott Alley bet Pollock and Broad Wynn Thomas (c), r Neuse rd nr Queen

YORK AMOS (c), wks David Congdon, r Bern bet Queen and Cedar

York Matthew, wks Samuel Radcliff, r cor George and Cedar

York James (c), r Cedar bet George and Bern

York John T (c), r Bern bet Cedar and Queen

York Joseph (c), wks Samuel Radcliff

Young Isaac (c), fisherman, r cor s Front and Metcalf

Young John, r cor e Front and Pollock

Young John B, supt Wooden Plate Factory, r e Front bet

Pollock and s Front Young Randolph, elk Hackburn Bros, bds cor Broad and

Fleet

ZANG ADAM, merchant tailor, Middle bet Broad and Pollock, r Broad bet Middle and Craven

NEWBERN

Business Directory

A Complete Index to the Entire Business of Newbern, Alphabetically Arranged.

Attorneys-at-Law.

Bryan Henry R, Craven bet Pollock and Broad Clark & Clark, s Front bet Middle and Craven Clarke Wm J & Son, Craven bet s Front and Pollock Green & Stevenson, n e cor Craven and s Front Hubbard A G, Middle bet Pollock and Broad Hughes John, 1 w Gaston House Long John H, s Front bet Middle and Craven Manly M E & Son, Craven bet Pollock and Broad Moore L J, s Front opp Gaston House Roberts FC, A&NCRR Office Simmons F M, Middle bet Pollock and Broad Stevenson H C, n e cor Craven and s Front Thomas C R, Craven bet Pollock and s Front White George H, cor Hancock and Queen Whitehurst H C, Craven bet s Front and Pollock Whitford Wm, s Front opp Gaston House

Auction and Commission.

Watson & Street, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Bakeries and Confectioneries.

(See also Confectioneries.)

Bangert S, cor Middle and Broad

Maler Fred W, s Front bet Hancock and Middle

108 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Banks and Bankers.

(For full information see Appendix.)

Rountree R H & Co, s w cor s Front and Craven The National Bank of New-Berne, John Hughes Prest, J Guion Cashier, Pollock bet Craven and Middle

Barbers.

Banton J M, Gaston House Brown J B, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Green Robert R, s Front bet Craven and Middle Moore John E, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Sheppard Enoch, cor s Front and Hancock Sheppard Wm H, cor s Front and Hancock

Billiards.

Detrick John, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Lane F B, Gaston House

Norman J F, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Blacksmith and Horseshoers.

Fisher Geo S, Broad bet Muddy and George Jackson Allen (c), cor Moonshine Alley and Queen Jackson E W, cor Broad and Hancock Jackson S, rear Gaston House Nelson & Rial, Craven below s Front

Booksellers and Stationers.

Berry R, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Hall H L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Stanley Mrs S F, Pollock bet Middle and Hancock

Boots, Shoes and Hats.

'(See also General Merchandise.)

Agostine S L, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTOUY. 109

Baker A M, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Cohen W, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Hahn A & M, cor Middle and s Front Hanff A M, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Ives J F, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Jones Asa, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Marks 0, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Patterson W E, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Prag Moses, cor Pollock and Craven Schwerin B, Middle below s P'ront Schwerin J, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Schwerin & Co, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Sperling H, Middle below s Front Sulton W & Co, s w cor Middle and Pollock Weinstein L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Boot and Shoe Makers.

Bryan A A, s Front bet Middle and Hancock Burgess J H, Craven bet s Front and Pollock Harrell J W, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Havens E, 3 e Gaston House

Jones Edward D, s Front bet Hancock and Middle McSorle}' J, Pollock bet Middle and Hancock O'Carroll T 0, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Oden A G, Craven bet Pollock and s Front Slade L, Broad bet Middle and Hancock Slade Q W, Queen nr Broad

Lucas Geo D D, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Waters Isaac, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Wewe Jacob, Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Cabinet Makers.

Sheppard M, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Staub H J, Johnston bet Hancock and Middle Steebing P, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen

Candy Manufacturers.

Dunn John, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Hamilton J W, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

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Carpenters.

(See also Contractors and Builders.)

Howard James J, s Front bet e Front and Craven McGee, Nelson & Co, cor s Front and Metcalf Wallace John, Metcalf bet s Front and Pollock

Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers.

Cook Samuel & Bro, Pollock opp Eden Trenwitli P, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Cigar Manufacturers.

Erdmann C, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Cigars and Tobacco.

Henry D P, post office

Palmer J S, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

Palmer W L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Clothiers.

(See also General Merchandise.)

Cohen W, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Hghn A & M, cor Middle and s Front Jones Asa, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Moore J W, Middle ur Market Prag M, cor Pollock and Craven Schwerin B, Middle below s Front Schwerin J, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Schwerin & Co, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Sperling H, Middle below s Front Sultan W H & Co, s w cor Middle and Pollock Weinstein L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Coal and Wood Dealers.

Brown Lem, s Front nr Middle

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ill

Ellis Elijah, junction e Front and s Front Jones, Green & Powell, Depot Wharf Jones Peter, s Front nr Middle

Confectioneries, Fruits, &c.

Dunn John, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Contractors and Builders.

Boyle James, junction Queen and Broad Lane John B, cor Metcalf and Johnston Pavie E M, Broad bet Middle and Hancock Simpson J A, Broad bet George and Bern

Cotton Buyers and Commission Merchants.

Britt J P, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Dail Bros, cor Craven and s Front

Gray S H, foot of Craven

Myer Frank, Craven nr s Front

Rountree R H & Co, cor s Front and Craven

Cotton Factory.

Newbern Manfg Co, Thos A Green Pres, Geo Allen Sec'y and Treas, e Front bet s Front and Pollock

Cotton Gins.

Dennison A R, cor s Front and Hancock Howard T S, s Front bet e Front and Craven

Dentists.

Clark J D, Craven bet Pollock and Broad Hubbard E R, Gaston House

Druggists.

Berry R, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Duffy F S, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

112 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Duff}^ R N, cor Pollock and Middle, also Middle opp Market

Fulford F J, cor Broad and Fleet

Goodwin J, Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Hancock Bros, s w cor Pollock and Craven

Jordan J V, n w cor Pollock and Craven

Mace U S, Market Wharf

Meadows E H & Co, s e cor Middle and Pollock

Dry Goods.

(See also General Merchandise.)

Agostine S L, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Baker A M, Pollock 1 door w National Bank Cohen W, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Hahn A & M, cor Middle and s Front Hauif A M, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Ives J F, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Jones Asa, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Marks 0, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Patterson W E, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Prag M, cor Pollock and Craven Schwerin B, Middle below s Front Schwerin J, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Schwerin & Co, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Sperling H, Middle below s Front Sultan W & Co, s w cor Middle and Pollock Weinstein L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Express Company.

Southern Express Office, George Henderson agt, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Flouring Mills.

Bishop Geo, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Dennison Ami R, cor s Front and Hancock Meadows John A, junction e Front and s Front

Foundries and Machine Shops.

Cuthbert E G, s Front bet Craven and e Front

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 113

Edwards A W, Spring opp s Front

Manwell & Crabtree, Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Furniture and Upholsters.

Boesser F, cor Middle and Broad Boesser F jr, s Front 1 e Gaston House Suter John, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

General Merchandise.

Baxter Joseph W, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Blank C H, Middle opp Market House

Clark J F, Middle opp Market

Gates, Foy & Co, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Hackburn Bros, junction Broad and Queen

Hughes H J, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Jones K R, u w cor Middle and s Front

Jones W F, Middle opp Market

Miller Alex, 61 and 63 Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Redmond J, Middle opp Market House

Roberts & Bro, s Front 2 w Gaston House

Salter "Wm, Middle opp Market House

Tolson J J & Co, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Ulrich F, Middle opp Market

Walker & Williams, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Williams Tlios, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Willis J K, Middle below s Front

Grain and Feed.

Meadows John A, junction e Front and s Front

Stanly Thos, Market Wharf

Wolfenden J J, s w cor Middle and s Front

Groceries and Provisions.

(See also General Merchandise.)

Berry Edward, cor Johnston and Hancock Boyle James, junction Queen and Broad Brown John, cor Queen and Hancock

114 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Colligan Wm jr, cor Queen and Bern

Dail Bros, cor s Front and Craven

Daniels J W & Co, Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Dixon Wm, cor Pollock and Eden

Dunn Wm T, e Front bet Pollock and s Front

Green T A, Middle opp Market House (marble sign)

Hamilton J W, cor Pollock and George

Harrison J C, Broad bet Queen and Fleet

Hilton Samuel A, Pollock bet Hancock and Metcalf

Hollister Wm, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Kellum James, Pollock bet Moonshine Alley and Fleet

Lorch W, Broad bet Fleet and Bern or Muddy

Merrick & Gardner, s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Mumford J, Middle below s Front

Murdock W C, cor Elm and West

Oliver Wm H, Market Wharf

Patterson W E, Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Rountree & Lorch, foot of Middle

Salter Wm, e Front bet King and Union

Scott S H, Middle opp Market

Slover C E, s e cor Pollock and Craven

Tucker E, cor Broad and Fleet

Ulrich F, Middle opp Market

Watson J B, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Whitford Nelson, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Willis D S & Co, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Groceries - Wholesale.

Colligan Wm sr, cor Norwood and Pollock

Dail Bros, cor s Front and Craven

Green T A, Middle opp Market House (marble sign)

Guion Geo B, s Front bet Craven and Middle

McCarthy T F, junction Queen and Pollock

Rountree & Lorch, foot of Middle St

Ulrich F, Middle opp Market

Gun and Locksmiths.

Hall J T & Bro, s Front bet Middle and Craven Greer John, Market Wharf

NEWBERN CITY DIRECTORY. 115

Hardware, etc.

Allen Geo & Co, 22 and 24 Pollock bet Craven and Middle Churchill B L, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Cutler L H, Middle bet S Front and Pollock Draney Peter M, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Gates B M, Middle opp Market House Oliver Wm H, Market Wharf

Harness and Saddles.

Allen Geo & Co, 22 and 24 Pollock bet Craven and Middle Draney Peter M, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Phillips W S, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Hatters.

Dunlap's Hats, R Berry agt. Middle bet Pollock and s Front Luchini C, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Hides, Furs, etc.

Kilburn D N, Middle St Market Warden J H, s Front nr Middle

Hotels.

American House, Whitford Nelson propr, Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front

Central Hotel, W E Patterson propr, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Elm City Hotel, Geo Mitchell propr, cor Hancock and Queen

Gaston House, S R Street propr, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Henderson House, E H Henderson propr, Middle bet Pol- lock and s Front

Ice Dealers.

Watson & Daniels, Middle St Market

116 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Insurance Agents.

Brinson W G, s Front bet Middle and Craven Latham T J, s w cor Craven and s Front Long John H, s Front bet Middle and Craven Roberts & Henderson, Craven bet Pollock and s Front Watson & Street, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Insurance Companies - Fire.

Commercial Union of London, J S Long agt, s Front opp Gaston House

Fire Association of Phila, J S Long agt, s Front opp Gaston House

Georgia Llome of Columbus, Ga, Roberts & Henderson agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Hartford Fire of Hartford, Roberts & Henderson agts, Cra- ven bet Pollock and s Front

Home of N Y, Roberts & Henderson agts. Craven bet Pol- lock and s Front

Insurance Co of North America, of Philadelphia, Roberts & Henderson agts. Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Liveipool and London and Globe, W G Brinson agt, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Lancaster, W G Brinson agt, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Lynchburg, W G Brinson agt, s Front bet Middle and Cra- ven

North British and Mercantile, W G Brinson agt, s Front bet Middle and Craven

North Carolina Home of Raleigh, Roberts & Henderson agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Old North State of North Carolina, J S Long agt, s Front opp Gaston House

Petersburg Savings and InsuranceCoof Petersburg, Roberts & Henderson agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Queen of Liverpool, Roberts & Henderson agts. Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Virginia Fire and Marine of Richmond, Roberts & Hender- son agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Virginia Home of Richmond, Roberts & Henderson agts, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 117

Watertown of Watertown N Y, Watson & Street agts, s Front bet Middle and Craven

Westchester, W G Brinson agt, s Front bet Middle and Cra- ven

Insurance Companies - Life.

Connecticut Mutual Life, T J Latham agt, s w cor [Craven

and s Front Mobile Accidental of Mobile Ala, Watson & Street agts, s

Front bet Middle and Craven Penn Mutual of Phila, Roberts & Henderson agts. Craven

bet Pollock and s Front

Junk Dealers.

Draney P M, s Front bet Hancock and Middle Kilburn D N, Middle St Market Warden J H, s Front nr Middle

Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.

Hahn A & M, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Marble Works.

Claypoole G W, cor Broad and Craven

Meat Markets.

Appleby James, New Market

Boon John A, New Market

Bryce John H, New Market

Cradle Frank, Middle St Market

Hassell Durand, Middle St Market

Johnson Richard M, Middle St Market

Jordan Henry, New Market

Koonce & Green, New Market

McCotter H, Middle St Market

Moore Harman, New Market

Nelson Chas E, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Roberts Thos, Middle St Market

Sanders Alex, New Market

118 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Summerell M W, Middle St Market

Swert B, Middle St Market, also cor Middle and Broad

Thomas H, Middle St Market

Thompson J, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen

Thompson J L, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

West George A, New Market

Whidby Ambrose, Middle St Market

Merchant Tailors.

Hurtt & Gaskill, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Jones Asa, Pollock bet Craven and Middle Zang A, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Millinery and Fancy Goods.

Dewey Mrs S N, Pollock bet Middle and Hancock Fulford Miss Bettie, Middle bet Pollock and Broad Lane Miss H, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

Newspapers.

The Daily Nut Shell, George E Pittman editor and propr,

Craven bet Broad and Pollock The Newbern Daily Democrat, George A Latham editor and

propr. Craven bet Broad and Pollock The Newbernian, S M Carpenter editor and propr, Pollock

bet Middle and Craven

Oysters, Fish and Game.

Agostine F M, Market Wharf Bell D & Co, Market Wharf Brown Henry, Middle St Market Chadwick Frank, Middle St Market Chase James, Middle St Market Daniels Thos, foot Middle Hill Joseph, Middle St Market Holloway Alfred, Middle St Market Ives Geo N, Market Wharf Jackson Edward, Middle St Market Lane Benj B, Market Wharf

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 121

Nelson A W, Market Wharf Roberts Stephen, Middle St Market Walston Ellis, Middle St Market Watson C T, Market Wliarf Whitney Harry, Middle St Market Williams John, Middle St Market

Photographers.

Gerock Edward, Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Physicians.

Bates H G, s Front 3 doors w Gaston House Dnffey C & F, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Hughes Isaac & Son, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Long J F, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Richardson M C B, Pollock bet Eden and Muddy Smallwood Edward F, cor Craven and New or Neuse

Plumbers and Gas Fitters.

Green J C, at Gas Works

Printers.

(Book and Job.)

Richardson N S, Pollock bet Middle and Craven Real Estate Agents.

Brinson W G, s Front bet Middle and Craven Hill E G, junction Queen and Broad Pavie E M, Broad bet Middle and Hancock

Restaurants.

Davis W Z & J W, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Detrick John, Middle bet Broad and Pollock Norman J F, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

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122 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Saloon and Liquor Dealers.

Colligan Wm J, cor Queen and Bern

CoUigan Wm sr, cor Norwood and Pollock

Davis W Z & J W, Middle bet s Front and Pollock

Detrick John, Middle bet Broad and Pollock

Flanner W B, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Follett A L, Market Wharf

Holton A H, Middle opp ice house

Jones K R, n w cor Middle and s Front

Jones W F, Middle opp Market -

Lane F B, Gaston House

Lane Hardy B, Craven nr s Front

McCarthy T F, junction Queen and Pollock

Murdoch W C, cor West and Elm

Norman J F, Middle bet Pollock and Broad

Redmond J, Middle opp Market House

Scott S H, Middle opp Market

Whitman E, Middle bet Pollock and s Front

Sash., Doors and Blinds.

Bishop Geo, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Cutler H L, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Rountree & Lorch, foot Middle Willis & Gates, Middle below s Front

Saw Mills.

Congdon David, e Front n of Queen Ellis Elijah, junction e Front and s Front Radcliflf Samuel, cor e Front and Pollock Stimson Daniel, nr junction e Front and Queen

Sewing Machines.

Duffy H B, Agent Goodrich Singer, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

New Home, W T Jones agent, Pollock bet Craven and Mid- dle

NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 123

Singer Mfg Co, E W Smallwood manager, Craven bet s

Front and Pollock Victor Sewing Machine, R Berry agent, Middle bet Pollock

and s Front

Steam Boiler Works.

Cuthbert E G, s Front bet Craven and e Front Edwards A \V, Spring bet New s Front and s Front Manwell & Crabtree, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Steamship Lines.

Clyde, S H Gray agent, s end Craven

Old Dominion Steamship Co, E B Roberts agent, foot of Craven

Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.

Churchill B L, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Cutler L H, Middle bet s Front and Pollock Draney P M, s Front bet Middle and Hancock Follman C, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Gates B M, Middle opp Market House Smaw D G, Pollock bet Middle and Craven

Tailors and Repairers.

Hawley J H, 2 e Gaston House

Holley Mustipher P, s Front bet Hancock and Middle

Telegraph Company.

Western Union Telegraph office, Geo Henderson manager, Craven bet s Front and Pollock

Turpentine Distilleries.

Dennison A R, cor s Front and Hancock Ellis Elijah, e Front bet Pollock and Broad

124 NEWBERN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Undertakers.

Bishop George, Hancock bet Johnston and Queen Simpson J A, Broad bet George and Bern Tucker R, Pollock bet George and Metcalf Whitley M, Bern bet New or Neuse and Broad

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

Bell B A, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Eaton S K, Middle bet Pollock and s Front Whaley Mrs M, Craven bet Pollock and s Front

Wholesale Liquors.

Windley Bros, s e cor Middle and s Front. Wooden Plate Factory. Wooden Plate Factory, S H Gray propr, e end Hancock

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APPENDIX.

CITY GOVERNMENT OF NEWBERN.

M E MANLY, Mayor

City Marshal - John M Hargett Clerk - H C Pool Treasurer - Thos S Howard Tax Collector - W G Singleton

BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL.

First Ward - Thos A Green and Thos S Howard Second Ward - Wm F Rountree and R D Hancock Third Ward - Thos Daniels and Alex Miller Fourth Ward - Joseph Mumford Fifth Ward - Quash W Slade

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Finance - W F Rountree, T A Green and Alex Miller Sanitar}' - W F Rountree, Thos Daniels and Jos Muinford Streets and Pumps - T S Howard, R D Hancock and Q W

Slade Police - T A Green, Thos Daniels and Jos Mumford Wharves and Docks - T A Green, Alex Miller and W F

Rountree Ordinances and Licenses - R D Hancock, Thos Howard and

Alex Miller Cemeteries - Alex Miller, Thos Howard and Q W Slade Fire Department - Thos Daniels, R D Hancock and Q W

Slade

126 APPENDIX.

CRAVEN COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk of Superior Court and Probate Judge - E W Car- penter

Deputy Clerk Superior Court - John B Willis

Sheriff - Orlando Hubbs

Deputy Sheriffs - W H Johnson and G S Smith

Treasurer - T J Latham

Coroner - Dr H G Bates

Register of Deeds - Joseph Nelson, who is ex officio Clerk of County Commissioners

County Commissioners - Joseph A Bryan chairman, Jas W Biddle, William G Brinson, S W Latham and T H Mallison

The County Commissioners meet the first Monday in each month

The Superior Court will be held the twelfth Monday after the first Monday in September and March

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Township No. 1.

JuBtices - R S Chapman, W H Ellison and Chas B Stubbs Contable - B F Dinkins

No. 2.

Justices - Gilbert Arthur, Jas A Ernul and S W Latham Constable - Brice Rowe

No. 3.

Justices - Jas W Biddle and C S Wetlierington Constable - None

APPENDIX. 127

No. 4.

This Township was given to Pamlico county when it was formed

No. 5.

Justices - Edward A Car ra way, C M Edwards and Geo H

Grover Constable - George C Dixon

No. G.

Justices - Edward Bull, Jas H Hunter and Thos H Malli- son Constable - None - failed to give bond

No. 7.

Justices - Wm Foy and 0 H Perry Constable - Henry Spruel

No. 8.

Justices - Alex Bass, Wra G Brinson, Jas A Brvan, James Campbell, E R Dudley, Wm Hay,, Edwin G^Hill, Tlioa Stanly, Edward S Street, and Enoch Wardsworlh

Contable - E E Tucker

No. 9.

Justices - Cicero Green Constable - Johnson H Brvan

Townships and Voting Precincts in Craven county.

No 1 - Swift Creek Bridge No 2 - E Fulcher's House No 3 - None established

128 APPENDIX.

No 4 - None established No 5 - Temple's and Adams' Creek No 6 - Lee's Farm No 7 - James City and Conners

No 8 - Outside Corporate Limits, County Jail and Pleasant Grove

First Ward - W G Brinson's Store

Second Ward - City Clerk's Office

Third Ward - N M Gaskill's Tailor Shop

Fourth Ward - Bynutn's Store

Fifth Ward - E G Hill's Office No 9 - Russell's, Wiggins' and Core Creek

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.

T J JARVrS, of Pitt, Governor, salary $3,500

J L Robinson, of Macon, Lieutenant Governor and Speaker

of the Senate G L Dudley, of New Hanover, private secretary to the Gov- ernor, salary $500 and fees W L Saunders, of Wake, Secretary of State, salary $2,000 Ed B Engelhard, of New Hanover, chief clerk, salary $1,000 John M Worth, of Randolph, Treasurer, salarv $3,000 Donald W Bain of Wake, Chief Clerk, salary $1,500 Thomas C Worth of Randolph, Teller, salary $740 Samuel L Love of Haywood, Auditor, salary $1,500 Andrew J Partin of Wake, Chief Clerk, salary $1,000 John C Scarborough of Johnston, Superintendent of Public

Instruction, salary $1,500 Johnston Jones of Burke, Adjutant General, salary $300 Thomas S Kenan of Wilson, Attorney General, salary $2,000 W C Kerr of Wake, State Geologist, salary $2,000. Paid by

Agricultural Department Sherwood Haywood of Wake, Librarian, salary $400 J McL Turner of Rowan, Keeper of Capitol, salary $750

governor's council.

The Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor and Superinten- dent of Public Instruction

APPENDIX. 129

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion and Attorney General

SUPREME COURT.

William N H Smith of Wake, Chief Justice; Thos S Ashe of Anson, and John H Dillard of Guilford, Associate Justices; salaries of Chief Justice and Associate Jus- tices $2,500

Thos S Kenan of Wilson, Atty Genl and Rep ; salary §2,000

W H Bagley of Wake, Clerk ; salary §300 and fees "

R H Bradley of Wake, Marshal

The Supreme Court meets in Raleigh on the first Monday in January and June

JUDGES AND SOLICITORS.

Judges - 1st Judicial District, Mills L Euro; 2d, Augustus S Seymour; 3d, Allmnnd A McKoy ; 4th, Ralph P Ruxton ; oth, John A Gilmer; 6th, David Schenck ; 7th, Jesse F Graves; 8th, Alplionso C Avery ; Oth, James C L Gudger

Solicitors - 1st District, Cyrus W Grand}'^ ; 2d, John H Col- lins; 3rd, Swift Galloway ; 4th, John D Mclver ; oth, Fred X Strudwick ; 6th, William J Montgomery; 7th, Joseph Dobson ; 8th, Joseph S Adams; 9th, Garland S Furguson

SUPERIOR COURTS OF NORTH CAROLINA - 1880

First Judicial District - Currituck, March 1st, Sept 6th ; Camden, March 8th, Sept 13th ; Pasquotank, ^larch 15th, Sept 20th ; Perquimans, March 22d, Sejjt 27th ; Chowan, March 29th, Get 4th; Gates April 5th, Oct 11th ; Hert- ford, April 12th, Oct 18th ; Washington, April 19th, Oct 25th ; Tyrrell, April 2Gth, Nov 1st; Dare, May 3rd, Nov 8th; Hvde, Mav lOtli, Nov 15th; Pamlico, May 17th, Nov 22d ; Beaufort, Mav 24th, Nov 29tli ; Martin, May 31st, Dec 6th

Second Judicial District - Wake, Jany 5th, Feb Oth, June

130 APPENDIX.

28th, Auir 9th : Warren, March 1st, Sept 6th ; Halifax, March loth, Sept 20th ; Northampton, March 22d,Sept 27th ; Edgecombe, April 12th, Oct 18th ; Bertie, April 26th, Nov 1st ; Craven, May 24th, Nov 29th

Third Judicial District - Nash, Feb 23d, Aug 30th ; Wilson, March 8th, Sept 13th ; Pitt, March loth. Sept 20th ; Green, March 29th, Oct 4th; Wayne, ApriTSth, Oct 11th; Lenoir, April 19th, Oct 25th ; Jones, April 26th, Nov 1st ; Carteret, May 3d, Nov 8th ; Onslow, May 10th, Nov 15th ; Duplin, May 17th, Nov 22d ; Sampson, May 24th, Nov 26th ; New Hanover, May 31st, Dec 6th ; Pender, June 14th, Dec 20th

Fourth Judicial District - Moore, Feb 24th, Aug 2d; Harnett, Feb 16th, Aug 16th ; Cumberland, March 1st, Aug 30th, Bladen, Mar 27th, Sept 29th ; Columbus, April 5th, Oct 4th ; Brunswick, April 19th, Oct 18th ; JohiAston, April 26th, Oct 2oth ; Robeson, March 10th, Nov 8th ; Anson, May 24th, Nov 29th ; Richmond, June 7tli, Dec 13th

Fifth Judicial District - Alamance, Feb 16th, Aug 23d ; Randolph, Feb 23d, Aug 30th ; Guilford, March 1st, Sept 6th; Chatham, March 8th, Sept 13th; Orange, March 29th, Oct 4th ; Granville, April 12th, Oct 18th ; Franklin, April 26th, Nov 1st; Person, May 10th, Nov 15th; Caswell, May 17th, Nov 22d ; Rockingham, Mav 24th, Nov 29th

Sixth Judicial District - Mecklenburg, Feb 23d, Aug 30th; Cabarrus, March 15th, Sept 20th ; Stanly, March 22nd, Sept 27th ; Montgomery, March 29th, Oct 4th ; Union, April 5th, Oct 11th; Lincoln, April 19th, Oct 25th; Gaston, April 26th, Nov 1st; Cleaveland, May 3rd, Nov 8th; Rutherford, May 10th, Nov 15th ; Polk, May 17th, Nov 22d

Seventh Judicial District - Davidson, March 1st, Sept 6th; Davie, March 15th, Sept 20th ; Yadkin, March 22d,Sept 27th; Wilkes, March 29tli, Oct 4th; Alleghany, April 12th, Oct 18th; Surry, April 19th, Oct 25th; Stokes, May 3rd, Nov 8th ; Forsyth, May 10th, Nov'ber 15th ; Rowan, May 24th, Nov 29th

Eighth Judicial District - Catawba, Feb 23rd, Aug 30th ; Burke, March 8th, Sept 13th; McDowell, March 22d, Sept 27th; Yancey, April 5th, Oct 11th; Mitchell, April

APPENDIX. 131

19th, Oct 25tli ; Watancra, May 3(1, Nov 8th ; Ashe, May 17th, Nov 22a; Caldwell, May 24th, Nov 29th; Alex- ander, May 31st, Dec ()th ; Iredell, June 7th, Dec 13th Ninth Judicial District - Buncombe, Marcli 8th, Aup^ 9th ; Madison, March 29th, Aug SOtli; Henderson, April otii, Sept 6th; Transylvania, April 12th, Sept 13th; Hay- wood, April 19th, Sept 20tli; Jackson, April 2Gth, Sept 27th ; Macon, May 3rd, Oct 4th ; Clay, May 10th, Oct 11th ; Graham, May 24th, Oct 25th; Swain, May 31st, Nov 1st

UNITED STATES COURTS.

The stated terms of the United States Circuit District Courts are as follows:

United States District Court - Eastern District of North Car- olina, held in Raleigh on the first Monda}' in June and last Monday in November

H L Bond, Circuit Court Judge, residence Baltimore, Md

Geo W Brooks, District Court Judge, Eastern District of N C, residence Elizabetii City.

John W Albertson, District Attorney, office Raleigh

Joshua B Hill, U S Marshal, office Raleigh

N J Riddick, Circuit Court Clerk, office Raleigh

Eastern District Courts - Elizabeth City, tiiird Monday in April and October, W J Griffin, Clerk ; Newborn, fourth Monday in April and October, Geoge E Tinker, Clerk; Wilmington, first Monday after the fourth Monday in April and October, Wm Larkins, Clerk

US Circuit Court, Western District - H L Bond,U S Circuit Court Judge; Robt P Dick, U S District Judge ; Robt M Douglas, U S Marshal ; Greensboro, first l\Ionday in April and October, John W Payne, Clerk ; Statesville, third Monday in April and October, H C Cowles, Clerk; Asheville, first Monday after the fourth Monday in April and October. J E Reid, Clerk ; V S Lusk, U S District Attorney, W S Ball, Asst District Attorney

Circuit and District Courts in the Western District are held at the same time

132 APPENDIX.

The North Carolina Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind.

Officers - Hezekiah A Gudj^er, Principal ; L E Heartt, Treas- urer; Everard Hall, Steward

Board of Directors - R S Tucker, President, Thos D Hogg, Chas D Heartt, John R Williams, J J Litchford, L D Stephenson, Jas M Betts

North 'Carolina Insane Asylum.

Situated in the vicinity of Raleigh; will accommodate 220 patients

Officers - Dr Eugene Grissom, Superintendent; Dr F T Fuller, Assistant Physician ; J H Moore, Steward ; Mrs Mary A Lawrence, Matron ; P M Wilson, Clerk of the Board of Directors; James S West, Engineer

Board of Directors - Dr E Burke Haywood of Wake, Presi- dent, Julius Lewis of Wake, J S Amis of Granville, J G Burr of New Hanover, C Dowd of Mecklenburg, J T Leach of Johnston, Alex M McPheeters of Wake, S G Ward of Warren, B Craven of Randolph. Time of annual meeting of the Board, first Wednesday in No- vember in each year.

State Penitentiary.

Board of Directors - E R Stamps, Thos H Briggs of Wake, Geo W Thompson of Chatham, Geo S Cole of Moore, C G Yates of Guilford

Officers - W J Hick, Architect ; J S Marsh, Deputy Warden ; D C Murray, Steward ; Dr Jas W McGee, Physician

State Agricultural Society.

Annual exhibition and meeting of Society in October, at

Raleigh President - Thos M Holt of Orange Permanent Vice Presidents - Hon Kemp P Battle, Orange ;

Capt J S Dancey, Edgecombe; Hon R H Smith,

Halifax

APPENDIX. 133

Treasurer - P A Wiley, Raleigh

Secretary - C B Denson, Chatham ; office Raleigh

State Board of Agriculture.

Thomas J Jarvis, Governor, ex officio Chairman ; Col T M Holt, ex officio President State Agricultural Society; Col Wm M Cheek, ex officio Master of State Grange Patrons of Husbandry ; Kemp P Battle, LL D, ex officio President of State University ; Prof \V C Kerr, ex officio State Geologist; Capt Jas R Thigpen, Edgecombe, and Maj Jonathan Evans, of Cumberland

SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

Masonic.

New Bern, No. 245 - Meels the tbird Wednesday in every

month : Thos A Henry, W M, E Hubbs, Sec St Johns No 3 - Thos Daniels, W M, Geo E Pittman, Sec Newbern Chapter No 46 - Meets second Monday night in each month ; C C Clark, H P, L W Hancock, Sec

COLORED.

King Solomon No 1 - Meets first and third Tuesday nights in each month ; H G Simmons, W M, Geo H White, S AV, Henderson Merritt, J W, Israel Harris Sr, Sec, E Ha- vens, Treas

Zaradatha Lodge No 20, F & A A York Masons - Meets the second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month - Israel Harris jr, W M, Cicero R Robbins, S W, Cicero C Foy, J W, Sam'l Jackson, Treas, Jno B Willis, Sec

Morning Star Lodge No 22 - !Meets every second and fourth Monday night in each month - J E Hussev, W M, Silas Neal, S W, Sam'l Chadvvick, J W, Otts Boyd, Treas, E Tucker, Sec

Odd-Fellows.

Eureka No 7 - Meets every Monday night; H G Bates, N

134 APPENDIX.

G; Moses Patterson, V G; S K Eaton, R S; Max Schwerin, Treas ; GL Wadsworth, P S Calraut Encampment No 4 - Meets first and third Wednes- day nights in each month; Moses Patterson, CP; S N Dewey, H P; H C Bates, S; L C Vass, S W ; S K Eaton, J W ; Max Schwerin, Treas; G L Wadsworth, FS

COLORED.

Newbern Golden Link No 1634, G U 0 of 0 F - Meets first and third Monday nights in each month; Sam'l Black- ledge, N G; M P Holly, PNG; G H Willis, N F; W H Burton, PNG; WW Lewis, Sec; J B Willis, Treas

Knights of Honor.

Newbern Lodge No 443 - Meets second and fourth Friday nights in each month ; J W Moore, Dictator; Charles Blank, V D ; L W Wood, Asst D ; W G Brinson, Chap- lain ; W B Boyd, Reporter; J VV Walker, F R; F Boesser, Treas; J H Bell, S P D; S K Eaton, G; John Suter, S ; S N Dewey, I G ; H G Bates, Medical Exam- iner; W G Brinson, Rep to Supreme Lodge

Royal Arcanum.

Trent Council No 411 - Meets first and third Friday nights in each month; G E Tinker, P R ; Alex Miller, R ; K R Jones, V R; H G Bates, Orator; W G Brinson, Sec ; J W Walker, Collector ; J H Bell, Treas; W M Watson, Chaplain ; J W Moore, G ; W F Rountree, Sentinel ; W G Brinson, D D S R

Knights of Pythias.

Athenia Lodge No 8 - Meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month ; J L H Missillier, C C ; R Mills, V C; Max Schwerin, P C; T A Green, P; H C Pool, K R S; B Schwerin, M F; E M Pavie, M E; J W Moore, M A ; Jas Redmond, I G; S R Ball, 0 G

APPENDIX. 135

Endowment Rank K. of P.

Section No 170 - Meets every third Tuesday ni^lit in each month ; E M Pavie, P ; T A Green, V P ; J L H Mis- sillier, C; R Mills, S & T ; R H Hilton, G

Churches.

Baptist, Rev F W Eason, ])astor; services 11 A M and 7 P

M; Sunday school 3 P M; prayer meeting Thursday

evening Christ Church, (Episcopal), Rev C H Hale, pastor; services

11 A M and 7:30 P M ; Sunday school 4PM First Presbyterian, Rev L C Vass, pastor; services 11 A M

and 5 P M; Sunday school 9 AM; prayer meeting- Thursday evening M E Church (South), Rev JR Brooks, pastor ; services 11 A

M and 7:30 P M; Sunday School 3:30 P M; prayer

meeting Thursday evening St Paul's (Catholic), Rev J J Reilley, Priest; Mass 11 A M,

Sunday scliool 3:45 P M; Benedictions 4:30 P M;

daily Mass 7:30 A M Tiie Priest will be absent on the

4th Sunday of each month

COLORED.

Bethel A M E Church, Rev A H Newton, pastor; services

11 A Mand 7PM; prayer meeting Friday evening Christian Church, Rev B Young, pastor; services 11 A M

and 7 PM; Sunday school 1:30 P M; prayer meeting

Wednesda}' evening Cedar Grove Church (Ba|)tist), Rev Lewis Moye, pastor;

services 11 A M; prayer meeting Thursday night Clinton Chapel, Rev Mattocks, pastor; services 11AM and

7:30 P M ; prayer meeting Friday night Mt Zion (Baptist), Rev John Johnson, pastor ; services 11

A M and 7PM Second Presbyserian, Rev A A Scott, pastor, services 11 A

M and 7 P M ; prayer meeting Thursday night

136 APPENDIX.

St Cyprian's Church, Rev J C Atkinson, pastor; services 10

A M and 7PM Zion's A M E Church, Rev J Moore, pastor ; services 3 P

M ; Sunday school 10 A M ; prayer meeting Wednesday

night

Good Templars.

Athens Lodge I O G T - Meets every Tuesdav night ; B M Gates, WCT; Mrs M E Edwards, W V T; John C Green. W R S; A Zang, W F S; C F Harget, Treas ; W G Hall, W C; J K Willis, W M; Miss Mary Tatem, W I G; Thomas O'Carroll, W 0 G; S R Ball] John S Long and J C Green, Trustees

COLORED.

Star of the South Lodge, No 1 - M P Holly, W C; Laura J Bryan, Secy; Isreal Harris sr, Treas; W W Lewis, Lodge Deputy ; Rev Wm J Moore, G W C T, State at large

Board of Trade.

T A Green, Pres ; C E Foy, Vice Pres ; C H Blank, Sec and Treas ; Directors - C 'H Blank, C E Foy, T A Green, Geo B Guion and F Ulrich Meet every morning at 10 o'clock, also first Wednesday in each month

Independent Order of Good Samaritans (Colored).

Rising Sun Lodge, No 3 - Meets every Thursday night ; Al- len Williams, W C; Thos Robbins, V C ; J H Thomas, W R C ; Judge P Stanly, W P C ; Sam'l Blackledge, Treas ; E T Jones, jr, Sec'y

Unity Lodge, No 18 - Meets first and third Tuesday nights in each month ; M W Chapman, C ; J B Brown, R S ; Merritt Whitley, Treas

APPENDIX. 137

Order of the Eastern Star.

Queen Esther Chapter, No 7 - Meets iho third \\'i'(h)us(l;iy in each month - A G Oden, W P ; Lucy Tucker, W M , C'elia Randolph, Associate W M ; Elizabeth James, Con- ductress ; C R Robbins, Sec'y ;' Dicy Odt'u, Treas

Banks.

The National Bank of New Berne - Capital '*il(»U,OOU ; sur- plus ^14,852.44 ; Jno Hughes, Pres ; Geo Allen, V-Pres ; J A (iuion. Cashier. Directors - Jno Hughes, George Allen, E H Windley, L H Cutler and Washington Ryan

H H Rountree c\i:.Co. Banking House; Thomas J Latham, Cashier

Elm City Athletic Club.

iMeets first Tuesday night in each month - James W Moore, Pres; R D Hancock, V-Pres; Wm Sailer, Sec'y and Treas

Military.

Field Of!icers,lst Reg't N C S G - Col R D Hancock of Ncw- bern ; LieutCol J W Cotton of Tarboro ; Major 11 I' Jones of Hillsboro ; Adjutant N B Agostine of Neu- bern

Xewbern Guards - Co B, Captain F M Agostine; 1st Lieut Green Br} an; 2d Lieut Joseph Hackburn ; Jun 2d Lieut Geo Oliver ; Sec'y J R B Carraway ; Treas Jos Hackburn

Ehn City Riflemen - Co C, Capt F \\' Hancock; 1st Lieut S R Street jr ; 2d Lieut J W Morris ; Sec'v and Treas L S Wood

Newbern Military Institute - Capt Geo Slover ; 1st Lieut W B Ellis : 2d Lieut James Tiiomas

COLORED.

N R C - Co B, Capt C R Robbins ; 1st Lieut W \\' Lawrence; 2d Lieut E Edwards ; Jun 2d Lieut Edward Harris

7

138 APPENDIX.

Newbern Guards - Co C, Capt W R Gardner; 1st Lieut II H James ; 2d Lieut T P Windsor ; Juii 2d Lieut Owen Bryan

Fire Department.

E M Pavie, Cliief En^rineer; J L M iMissillier, Sec'y an<l Treas

Newbern Sleam Fire Co, Xo 1 - Tfios Daniels, Foreman; J W Moore, Ass't foreman; 8K Eaton, Sec'y ; Jos^pli Schwerin, Treas

Atlantic Steam Fire Co, No 1 - A W Woods, Foreman ; C K Hancock, Ass't Foreman ; B M Gates, Sec'y

Mechanics Hook and Ladder Fire Co - James iJoyle. Fore- man

COLOR KD.

Reliance Engine Fire Co, No 1 - Wm Jones, Foreman ; Wm H Jones, Ass't Foreman; W W Lawrence jr, Sec'v; Merrit Whitley, Treas

Rough and Ready Hook and Ladder Fire Co - J W Willis, Foreman ; Thos Harris, Ass't Foreman

State Board of Medical Examiners.

Meets yearly at the same time and place witii the tttate Med- ical Society. Dr PEHines, President, Raleigh ; Dr H T Bahnson,Sec'y, Salem ; Dr T D Haigh, Fayetteville; Dr R I Hicks, Granville county; Dr Joseph Graham, Charlotte; Dr Thos F Wood, 'Wilmington ; Dr G L Kirby, Goldsboro

Schools.

'J'he Newbern Academy, Prof M Fetter, A M, Principal ; R B Henderson, A B, Assistant; Mrs E C Gaskins, Lady Assistant; Trustees - M E Manly, C C Clark, A T Jer- kins, Wm Hav, W H Oliver, J A Guion, J B Hughes, J Fulford, F C Roberts, J D Whitford, Wm Hollister, F J Jones, N S Richardson, P Hollister, E F Small- wood, H C Whitehurst, H R Bryan, C Slover, W (i Brinson, A G Hubbard, T J Latham

APPENDIX.

18{»

Newbern Mintary Instiluto - Geo JSlover, A M, ^^ D ; uum-

ber of cadets 38, averajije attendance 2<) School No 1 - Miss Anna Chaduick, teacher School No 2 - Mrs Susan Stanly, teacher S^'hool No 3 - ^riss Jkttie Oliver, teacher

COLOKKD.

School No 1 - Geo W While, Principal ; Miss Kate Patto-

pher, Asst School No 2 - Alex Bass, Princii)al ; Miss Magj^ie Godley,

Assistant School No 3 - Miss Tucker, teacher Public School Committee of the City of Newbern - J S

Loud, chairman, E H Meadows and Geo Fisher

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W. E. PATTERSON. - - Proprietor.

Tliis well known anil ooniuiodious house is situated in the business part of the city and justly

"CALLED THE CEXTRAE."

Omnibus for the conveyance of guests to and from the train and steam- er free of charge, a special feature in this city.

Terms to Suit Tiniesii.

(jEObge Green. Mark deW. Stevenson.

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iitloriiefsaiiilCoiifisellorsalLai?,

NEWBERN, N. C.

Practice in the Courts of Craven, -Jones, Carteret and Onslow Counties, and the Supreme Court and the Federal Courts of North Carolina.

Wholesale and retail

Grocer and Commission Merchant,

Also Manufacturp:r or NEWBERN, N. C,

FOR ]via.i^h;s and females.

Prof. M. FETTER, A. M., - - Principal. R. B. HENDERSON, A. B. - - Assistant.

Mrs. ELLA C. GASKINS, - - Lady Asst.

NEWBERN, N. C.

aAZP::TTEER

OF

CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C

Beincj an Alphabetical List of the Villages and Post Ojfia'K

included therein, and the names of many of the

Principcd Business Men and Farmers.

Cobton.

Hiddle John, farmer Biddle J W. farmer F>iddle Mrs M E, farmer Broadway Wm, mechanic Brown E G, farmer liro.vn W D, farmer Oarr M H, farmer Carr & Lane, merchants ( 'obb R G, physician Gaskins T E, farmer Gordon A, farmer Lane Alfred, farmer Lane I B, farmer Lane J W, farmer Hhem F G, farmer Russell R A, farmer Sauls J J, farmer .Spier L H, post master 'Spier & Manning, merchants Taylor Geo, farmer White E J, farmer White J W, farmer

White Wm, farmer Wooten J Cjr, farmer Wooten J B, farmer

Croatan.

Dilliard John, farmer Dilliard J II, farmer, merch't,

R R Ao-t and P M Mallison T H, fiirmer Pittman J 1), farmer Thorpe J P, farmer Tolson Vine A, farmer Williams R B, farmer Wynn W S, fartner

Dover.

Brock John I, farmer and mer- chant

Brock R M, farmer

Carmack Geo, farmer

Carmack J 1), farmer

Dail Yancy, farmer and nw- chanic

142

GAZETTEER.

Domiorsoii A J, fanner

r)ou)J:lierty Win, tanner

Grace Geo T. farmer and tradesman

Griffin Geo, fanner

Griffin J H, school teacher

Griffin Jolm, farmer

Griffin W B, fanner

Hawkins Asa, farmer

Hawkins Fred, farmer

Hawkins Henderson, farmer

Hawkins Miles, farmer

Hill E H, fanner and minister

Huniplirev Jos, farmer

Keimedy J W, farmer

Kinsey A B, farmer and mer- chant

Korne<;ay J E, merchant

Lind-ey Thos, farmer

Outlaw F P, farmer and V M

Parker J no B, farmer

Rhem J W, farmer

Rhem Wm, farmer

Richard.-on Geo A, fanner

Rouse Tiios, far'm-r

West G W, farmer

Welherington (,' L, farniei-

White E<1, farmer

White Fred, farmer

White J H, farmer

White Reuben, farmer

White Win, farmer

Maple Cypress.

Adams W H, farmer Bell Amos, farmer Brewer Chas, farmer Butler W (\ blacksmith Dawson J T. mercliant.farm er and postmaster

Dickson J H, fanner Edwards Mrs M, farmer Gardner J B, merchaiit and

farmer Gaskins John, farmer Heart Josepli, farmer Kirk man Augustus, farmer Kirk man Armelia. farmer Kirkmaii C'lalvin, merchant

and farmer Kirkman .Jno E, farmer Kirkman La Fayette, farmer Loflin Donald, farmer Murphy .J L, farmer Nelson R, farmer Smith Noah, farmer Tripp David, farmer Tripp David jr, farmer

Riverdale.

Alexander Solomon, farmer Allen Solomon, farmer Atkinson Henry, fanner Austin John, farmer Bell Wm, fanner Blaek John, lai-tner Brai;' Walter, farmer Bryan Silas, farmer Col man Harry, farmer Connor Geo, fanrer P^'isher Abram, farmer Fisher Chns, Airmer Fisher John, farmer Griffin Alex, farmer lladi.-ter Aaron, farmer Hard: son Gabriel, farmer Heath Alfred, farmer Hill Abram, farmer Hill Ctesar sr, farmer Hill Edward, farnier Hill Sp:Mn-er, farnu-r

gazp:tteer.

143

Hooker Isaac, fanner Hunter James, fanner -lackson Xoe, fanner Latham Henry, farmer Latliam William, farmer Mallett C E, merehant and

fartner Massa John, farmer Mitchell Alfred, farmer Mitchell Mortunum, farmer Nelson Joe, farmer Nelson Spencer, farmer Pelham Henr}', farmer Simpson Clilford, farmer Smith John, farmer Thorpe John T, farmer 'Poodle Scipio, farmer Williams John, farmer Williams Matthew, farmer Williams I'obt, farmer Woods Geo, farmer

Skinnei- W K, school teacher Smith B I, physician Smith 1) W, physician and

farmer Whaley I (J, jeweller and

silver smith White E F, farmer Williams W F,hotel and farm'r Willis Jno r, merchiinL Winfield I L, minister and

farmei'

Woodbridge.

Arms Philip J, farmer Atkinson Allen, mechanic Barrows Eli, farmer Beatts Isaac, farmer Berry John, farmer Berry Geo, farmer Best Daniel, farmer Brinkley Jos, farmer Bryan Amos, farmer Bryan Geo W, farmer Bryan Jas A, (r Newbern)

steam lumber and ^rist

mills

Swift Creek Bridge.

Bryan Macon, merchant Buck Thos, farmer and bug- gy maker

(Jherry Chas T, st'm saw mill Bull Edward, minister Cherry E A, merchant Canada Allen, farmer

(leave Wm sr, merchant, Canada Morris, farmer steam cotton gin and Canada Squiers, farmer grist mill Chestnut A J, farmer

('oble Wm M, merchant Cooper John, farmer

Dinkin Bros, water mill andCopper Willis G, farmer

farmers Cox Green, blacksmith

Dudley Geo L, farmer Cully Adam, mechanic

Ellison AV H, post master Ebron Wm, farmer

Jackson John A, farmer Jackson Noah, farmer Jackson Wm J, farmer

Ellis Wm H, minister and

school teacher Fisher Michael N, farmer

Lancaster G F, st'm saw mill George Squires, farmer Lancaster Lucy, farmer Godwin Joseph, farmer

14i ' GAZETTEER.

IIollai)(l Jos W, fanner Pittinaii Jiio D, fanner

Holland Jno W, fanner Rij^doii Geo W, cooper

Hoover Jno, farmer Russell Edward, farmer

Howe E \V; insurance agt Scott C R, minister & teacher

Hunter Jas H, magistrate and Simpson Jeremiah,

overseer Lake Ellis' plan-Smitli Jacob, house carpenter tation and wlieelwright

Johnson Frank, engineer Sparks A J, farmer

Lindse}'' G G, pension agt Taylor Beuajah, farmer

Lockey John, farmer Taylor Jabez, farmer

McLean C W, N C coloniza- Thorpe Jno M, farmer

lion agen(;y Tolson & Heath, merchants

Mercer Alex, blacksmith West James, farmer

Neal Luke, steam sawyer Williams Joseph, cooper and Pate Atlas, farmer wheelwright

Pate Thos H, farmer Wynne Win S, farmer

Peart ree Stephen, farmer

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liTorth Carolina Post Office Directory.

Tliose marked (c. h.) are the County Seats; those marked

witli an asterisk (*) are ]Money Order Post Offices.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.

Abbotlsburg Bladen

Abbott's Creek Davidj^oti

Adams' Mills Union

Advance Davie

Albemarle (e. li.) Stanley

Albertson Duplin

Alexandriana Mecklenburg-

Alfordsville Kobeson

Alamauco Guilfoid

Allenton Robe-on

Alma Robeson

Alpine Suny

Aman's Store Onslow

Ames' Turnout Union

Amity Hill Iredell

Amnion Hiaden

Anderson's Store Caswell

Angola Pender

Anson ville .Anson

Antioch Robeson

Apex Wake

Apple Grove Ashe

Acjuone Macon

Arcadia Davidson

Archer Lo'ige Johnstcm

Areola Warren

Arden Buncombe

Argyle Cumberland

Armour. Columbus

Asliboro (c. h.) Handoli)li

*Asheville (c. h.) Huncombc

Asheford McDowell

Ashland Caswell

Ashton Pender

Aspen Grove Rockingham

Auburn Wake

Aulauder Rertie

Auman's Hill ^lontgomery

Aurelian Springs Halifax

Aurora Beaufort

Averasboro Harnett

s

rosT-oFFici:. county.

Avery's Creek Buncombe

Avoca Bertie

Ayersville Stokes

Baird's Creek '^imlico

*Bakersville (c. li.) Jlitchell

Bald Creek ... Yancey

Baldwin's Stme, Randolph

P.allentine's Mills Wake

Balsom Grove Tran.sylvania

Bamboo Watauga

Banks' Wake

Banner's Elk Watauga

Bannerman's Pender

Barclaysville Harnett

Barnardsville Buncombe

Barnes' Store Wilson

Barrett's Mountain Alexander

Bath Beaufort

*Battleboro Edgecombe

Bayboro Pamlico

Beaman's X Roads Sampson

Beam's Mills Cleaveland

Bear Creek Ciiatliam

Bear Poplar Rowan

Bear Wallow Henderson

Beasly Hill Johnston

Beattie's Ford I^incoln

Beaufort (c. h) Carteret

Beaumont Chatham

Beaver Cherokee

Beaver C^reek Aslie

Heaver Dam Union

Bee Log Yancey

Beech Creek Watauga

Belew Creek Mills Forsyth

Bellevoir Chatham

Bell's Ferry Pitt

Belleville Pender

Belvidere Peniuiman's

Bennett's X Roads Sampson

146

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

rOST-OFFICK. COUNTY.

Bensiilem Moore

Bentonvillo Johnston

Beroa '.Gninville

Bethania ."." Forsyth

Bethany Davidson

Bethany Chu-ch Iredell

Bethel Pitt

Bethel Hill Person

Beiilaville Du|>lin

Beverly Anson

Big Creek Stokes

Big Falls Alamance

Big Lanrel .. Madison

Big Lick Stanly

Big Oak Moore

Big Pine Creek Madison

Big Spring Jackson

Bilesville Stanley

Black Creek Wilson

Blackman's Mills Sampson

Blackmer Rowan

-Black River Chapel Sampson

Black Rock Cleaveland

Blackwell's Rockingham

Bladenhoro Bladen

Blocker's Cumberland

Blount's Creek Beaufort

Blowing Rock Watauga

Blue Ridge Henderson

Blue's Crossing Moore

Blue Wing Granville

Bogue Columbus

Boiling Springs Cleaveland

Boilston H' nderson

Bolton ('olumbus

Bom;iu's Bluff Henderson

Boomer Wilkes

Boone (c. h ) Watauga

Boonville Yadkin

Bo.stick's Mills . . Richmond

Bost's Mills Cal)arrus

Bowden's ' . Duplin

Bowie's Creek Harnett

Branch's Store Duplin

Braastown Cherokee

Brevard (c. h.) Transylvania

Brick Church Guilford

Bridiiewater Burke

Briei^ Creek Wilkes

Briggsville Madison

Bright's Creek Polk

Brindletown Burke

Brinkland Bladen

Brinkleyville Halifax

POST-OFFrCIi. COUNTy.

Brittaii Rutherford

Broadway Moore

Brogden's Mills Wayne

Brooldin Robeson

Brookston Warren

I'>rower's Mills Randolph

Brown Creek Union

Brown Mountain Stokes

Brown's Cross Roads .Randolpii

i>rovvri's Knnl) Buncombr

Brown's ^tore Randolph

Brushy Mountain Wilkes

Brown's Summit Guilford

Brownsville Granville

Brummett's ('retk Mitchell

Brush Creek Ciiatham

Bryan's Mills Blnden

Buchanan ... . Granville

Buckhorn Cumberland

Buckland Gates

Buena Vislii Duphn

Buffalo ( ove Caldwell

Buffalo Ford Randolph

BulTalo Paper Mills Cleaveland

Bvig Hill, Columbus

Bull Head Greene

Bunn's Level Harnett

Burgaw Depot Pender

Burningtown Macon

Burnsville (c. h ) Yancey

Burnt Chimney. Rutherford

Busbee Buncombe

Bush Hill Randolph

Bushy Fork Person

Butler Rutherford

Byarsville Cleaveland

Bynum's Chatham

Byrdsville Columbus

Cabbin ('reek Montgomery

Cagle's Mills Randolpii

Cain's Branch McDowell

Cairo Anson

Calahan Davie

Caldwell Institute Orange

Caldwell's ]\Iecklenburg

Caledonia Moore

Calhoun Transylvania

California Currituck

California Creek Madison

Camden (c. h.) Camden

Camera: Pender

Cameron IMoore

Camp Call Cleaveland

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

147

l>OST-OFFICE. COCNTY.

Camp Creek ..Burke

Cana Davie

Cane Creek Cliiithain

Cane River Yancey

Capel's Mills Hielimond

Carson's Creek Trantylvania

Carter's Mills MoDre

Carthage (c. h.) Moure

Cary Wake

Casher's Valley Jackson

Castalia Nasli

Cataloocliee Haywood

Catawba Catawba

Catherine Lake Onslow

Cedar Cliff Alamance

Cedar (reek Cumberland

CelarDale Pender

Cedar Falls Itaiulolph

Cedar Grove Orange

Cedar Hill Anson

Cedar Mountain. ... Transylvania

Cedar Point Carteret

{^edar Hock Franklin

t.'edar Run Alexander

Cedar Valley Caldwell

t'elo Yancey

Centre Guilford

Centre Grove Person

Cerro Gordo Columbus

Chalk Level Harnett

(.'handler's (jrove Mont.uomery

* hapel Hill Orange

(Charleston (c h ) Swam

Charlotte (c. li.) Mecklenburg

Cherryfield Transylvania

Cherry Lane. . . Alleghany

Cherry ville (Gaston

Chestnut Hill Ashe

Chestnut Ridge Y'adkin

Chi ranej' Rock Rutherford

China Grove Rowan

Chocowinity Beaufort

Chronicle Catawba

Clark's Mills Moore

Clarkton Bladen

Clay Fork Cumberland

Clayton Johnston

Clear Creek Cabarrus

Cleaveland Mills Cleaveland

Clemmonsville Davidson

Clinton (c. h ) Sampson

Clover Orchard Alamance

Cobton Craven

Coburn's Store Union

POST-OKI" ICE. COUNTY.

Coddle Creek (Cabarrus

Coiiijock ("urritiick

Coleman Henderson

Colerain Hcrtie

Cole's Mills Randolph

Cole's Store Itandolph

Colesville Stokes

Colfa.x (Juillord

ColK-ttsville Caldwell

Columbia (c. h ) Tyrrell

*Columlnis (c. h ) " Polk

Comfort Tones

Company Mills Guilford

Company Shops Alamance

('oncord (^c. h.) Cabarrus

Columbia Factory Randolph

Conger's Iredell

Couover Catawba

Contentnea (jrecne

Cool Spring Iredell

Copal (irove Stanley

Copeland Surry

(Council's Station Bladen

Count}' Line Davie

Cove Cieek . Ilaywooii

Covington Richmond

Cowan's Ford Mecklenburg

Coxville Pitt

Crab Tree Haywood

Grain's Creek Moore

Cranberry Forge Mitchell

Creswell "Washington

Croafan Craven

Cross Canal Pamden

Cross Roads Church Y'adkin

Cross Rock Madison

Crowder's Creek Gaston

Crowder's Mountain (laston

Crowell's Halifa.x

Cuba Rutherford

CuHasaja ...Macon

Cullowliee . .lackson

Cunningham's Store Person

Curriersville Moore

Curtis' Mills .Alamance

Currituck (c. h.) Currituck

Cypress Creek Bladen

Dallas (c. h.) Gaston

Dalton Stokes

Dan])ury (c. h.} . .Stokes

Davidson College . .Mecklenburg

Davidson's River Transylvania

Dawson's Cross Roads. . . . Ilalifax

148

NORTH CAROLINA POST OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.

Dawson's Landing l^ladon

Day Book Yance}'

Daysville Person

Dayton Wake

Deaver's Transylvjinia

Deep Creek Anson

Deep River Gnilford

Deep liun Lenoir

Dellapiane Wilkes

Democrat Buncombe

Denton Davidson

Denver Liiif;oln

Devanes Cumberland

Diamond Hill Anson

Dimsdale .Polk

Dismal Sampson

Dobbinsville Sampson

Dobson (ch. h ) Surry

Dockery Wilkes

Double Shoal Cleaveland

Douglas Kockingham

Dover Craven

Downingville Bladen

Dovvnsville Caldwell

Dry Creek Montgomery

Dry's Mill Cabarrus

Duncan's Creek Rutherford

Duck Creek Onslow

Dudley Wayne

Dundarrach Robeson

Durant's Neck Perquimans

*Durham Orange

Dutchville Granville

Dymond City Martin

Dysortsville McDowell

Eagle Mills Iredell

Eagle Rock Wake

Earpsboro Johnston

East Bend Yadkin

East Fork Transylvania

East Lake Dare

East Laport Jackson

Easy Hill Brunswick

Eden Randolph

Edenton (c. h.) C howan

Edgewood Halifax

Edinboro Montgomery

Edneyvillu Henderson

Edward's Cross Roads . .Alleghany

Edwards' Mills Beaufort

Edwardsville Surry

Effird's Mills Stanley

Egypt Depot Chatham

rOST-OFFICE. COUNTY.

Elbaville Davie

Eldorado Montgomery

Elevation Johnston

*Eli7.:ibetii C'ity (c. h.). .Pasquotank

Elizal.elh1()wir(c. h.) Bladen

Elk ( reek Alleghany

Elk X Roads .'.Ashe

Elkin Surry

Elkinsville Bladen

Elk Shoals Iredell

Elkviile Wilkes

Ellerbe Springs Halifax

E\m Grove Chatham

Elmwood Iredell

*Enfield Halifax

England's Point Cherokee

Engelhard . Hyde

Enofhville Eowan

Erie jMills Montgomery

Erwinsville Cleaveland

Eupeptic Spring? Iredell

Euphronia Moore

Fair Bluff Columbus

Fairfax Swain

Fairfield . ..Hyde

Fair (tIovc Davidson

Fair Haven ]\Ioore

Fair View Buncombe

Faison's Depot Duplin

Failsland Pitt

Fall Creek ( hatham

Fall Cliff Jackson

Falling Creek .Lenoir

FaimviUe Pitt

Faimers Randolph

Farmers' Inrnout. .... .Columbus

Farmington Davie

*Fayctteville (c. h.).... Cumberland

Fine's Creek Haywood

First Broad Rutherford

Fish Dam Wake

Fitch's Store Caswell

Five Forks Stokes

Flat Branch Forsyth

Flat Creek Buncombe

Flat River Orange

Flat Rock Henderson

Flat Shoal Surry

Flemington Columbus

Flemmings Catawba

Flinty Branch Mitchell

Flower IIill Randolph

Fonta Flora Burke

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

149

FOST-DKFICK. COINTY.

Foolville Yaiikin

Forbupli Yndkin

Forest ville Wakt-

Fork C'liurcli Davie

Forks ot Pigeon Ha\ wooti

Forks of Tennessee Swain

Forney's Creek Swain

Fork Swamp Beaufort

Fort Landing Tyrrell

Fountain Hill Greene

Foust's Mills Kandolph

Francisco Stokes

*Franklin (c. h.) Macon

*Franklinton Franklin

Franklinsville Kandolj)!!

Freeman's jNIills Guilford

Fremont Wayne

French Broad . Buncombe

French T'reek Church Bladen

Friedburg Forsyth

Friendship Guilford

Fulton Davie

(.laddyevilie Robeson

Gamble's Store Kulherfnril

(Jap Civil (c. h ,' Alleghany

Ga]) Creek Ashe

Garden C reek Haywood

Garrabaldi Gaston

Garner's Station Wake

Garysburg Northampton

Gastonia Gaston

3atesvil]e [c li ] Gates

Gatlingtou Gates

Georgetown.. Jackson

Germanton Stokes

Gibb's Cross Koads... Cumbeiland

Gibson's Mills Richmond

Gibsonville Guilford

Giddecsville Sampson

Giles' Mill Sampson

Gilmer's Store Guilford

Gilletl's Store Jones

Glade Creek Alleghany

Gladesboro Randolph

Glen Brook Randolph

Glencoe Buncombe

Glenola Randolph

Globe Caldwell

Godwin's Johnston

Gold Hill Rowan

Goldsboro [c. h.J Wayne

Good Spring Surry

Goose Creek Island Pamlico

I'OST-OFFICK. COl'NTV.

Cushen Wilkes

(iraham [c. h.J Alamance

(Grange Transvlvaiiiti

(Jranile Hill 'Iredell

Cra'Isboro Pandico

Grantville Buncombe

Grantham's Store Wayne

Grape Creek Cherokee

Gravsy Knob Rutherford

Grassy Creek .Mitchell

Gravel Hill Bladen

Gray Eagle Buncombe

Gray's <"hapel ... Randolpii

Gray's Creek Cumberland

Greenlee's McDowell

Green Hill Rutherford

Green Level Wake

Green i\Iountain Yancey

Green River Henderson

Green Rock CftUhvcll

*Graensboro [c. h. ] Gviilford

Green's Grove Rutherford

Greenville [c. h. ) Pitt

Greenwood Moore

Grissom Granville

Grist's Station Columbus

Grove ( hatlutm

Gulf Chatham

Gulley'sMill Wake

Gum Branch Onslow

Gum Neck Tyrrell

Hadden Mountain Jackson

Hadley's Mills Chatham

Hall's' Ferry Davie

Hale Wood'. Madison

*Halifax(c. h.) Halifa.x

Hall's Mill Wilkes

Hallsville Duplin

Hamburgh Jackson

Hamilton Martin

Hamlet Richmond

Hamptonville Yadkin

Hannersville Davidson

Hanrahan Pitt

Happy Home Burke

Hars's Store Johnston

Harlowe Carteret

Harper's Joimston

Harper's Cross Roads Chatham

Harrell's Store Sampson

Harrellsville Hertford

Harrells Mitchell

Harrington Harnelt

150

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY

Harrisburg Cabarrus

Harrison Mecklenburg

llarrisville Montgomery

Harts Rowan

Hartsboro Edgecombe

Hartshorn Alamance

Hartsville Wake

Haslin Beaufort

Halteras Dare

Haw Branch Onslow

Hawk Mine Mitchell

Hawley's Store Sampson

Haw liiver Alamance

Hayes' Store Wake

Hayesville (C. h.) Clay

Hay Meadow Wilkes

Haystack Surry

Haywood Chatham

Healing Springs Davidson

Heathsville Halifax

Hebron Mecklenburg

Heilig's Mill Howan

Helton ...Ashe

*Henderson Granville

Hendersonville (c. h.).. Henderson

Henry's McDowell

Herringsville Sampson

Hertford [c. h.] Perquimans

Hester's Store Person

*Hickory Catawba

Hickory Grove Wake

Hicksville Rutherford

Highlands Macon

Hightowers Caswell

*High Point Guilford

High Shoals Gaston

Hiiliardston Nash

Hillsboro (c. h.) Orange

Hillsdale Guilford

Hill's Store ... Randolph

Hoffman Richmond

Hogback Valley Transylvania

Holland's Wake

Holly Bush Cleaveland

Holly Grove Moore

Holly Springs Wake

Holly's Wharf Chowan

Hollywood Carteret

Hollow Poplar Mitchell

Holmaa's Davie

Hominy Creek Buncombe

Hookerton Greene

Hoover Hill Randolph

Hope Mills Cumberland

POST-OFFICE. COrXTV.

Horse Cove ^lacon

Horse Shoe Henderson

Hothouse Cherokee

Howellsville Robeson

Hudsonville Caldwell

Hull's X Roads Lincoln

Hunsncker's Store... Montgomery

Huntersvilie Mecklenburg

Hunting Creek Wilkes

Huntley Sampson

Huntsville Yadkia

Hurdle's Mill Person

Hutchinson's Store Wake

Idaho Cumberland

Idol's Mill Ashe

Indian Hill Davidson

Indian Grove Surry

Indian Springs Wake

Indian Town Currituck

Indian Trail Union

Iverness _.. Cumberland

Irene Mecklenburg

Iron DufT Haywood

Iron Hill Coiumlius

Iron Station Lincoln

Island Ford Rutherford

Ivy . . Madison

Ivy Gap Yancey

Jackson (c. h.) Northampton

Jackson Hill Davidson

Jackson's Springs Moore

Jackson's Creek Randolph

Jacksonville (c. h.) Onslow^

Jacob's Ford Catawba

Jamestown Guilford

Jamesville Martin

Jarvisburg Currituck

Jefferson (c. h.) Ashe

Jennings' Mills ... Iredell

Jericho Wayne

Jerusalem Davie

Jewell Stokes

Johnston's Mills Pitt

Jonas Ridge Burke

Jonathan's fJreek ..... Haywood

*Jonesboro Moore

Jones' Creek Ansou

Jonesville. Yadkin

Jug Town Catawba

Junaluska Jackson

Kapp's ]\Iill Sui ry

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

151

POST-OFKICE. COUNTY.

Kccnersville Mitchell

Kflviu (Jiove Wake

Kt'inp's .Mill Handolpli

*Ki'iiaiisville (c. li.) Dupliti

Kenilall Aiiyoii

Kernersville Fo.sytii

Keys Buncombe

Keyser Moore

Killiaii's Mi)l8 Lincolu

Iviiiiboltou Cliatliam

King's Creek Caldwell

*Kiug's Mountain Cleaveland

Kinnekeet Dare

^Kinston (c. h.) Lenoir

Kirk's Milks Stanley

*Kiltrell ....iranvdie

Kitty Hawk -Currituck

Kuap of Heeds Granville

Knnb Creek Cleaveland

Kuotts Island Currituck

Knott's Store Ausou

Kyle's Landing Cumberland

La Grange ....Lenoir

Lake Comtort Hyde

Lake Landing Hyde

Lanesboro Anson

Lane's Creek Union

Lassiter's ^lills Randolph

Latham's Beaufort

Laurel. Franklin

Laurinburg Richmond

Laui'cl i^rancli Alleghany

Laurel Hill Richmond

Laurel S|irings . Ashe

Lawsonvillc Rockingham

Leachburg Johr.slon

Leaksville Rockingham

Leasburg Caswell

Lebanon Columbus

Ledger Mitchell

Lee Madison

Leechville Beaufort

Lee's Mills Washington

Lee's Store Halifax

Leesville. . . . Robeson

Leicester Buncombe

*Lenoir (c. h.) Caldwell

Lenox Castle Rockingham

Leo Stanly

Level Cross Randolph

Level Plains Randolph

Lewis Forks Wilkes

Lewiston Bertie

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.

Lewisville Forsyth

*Lexinui()n |c. h | David.son

Liberty Hill Iredell

Liberty Store (iuilford

Lick Creek Davidson

Lick Log Creek (.May

Lilesville An.son

LiUinglon (c. h.) Harnett

Lincolnton [c. h.J Lincolu

Line lldl Ashe

Linville Cove Mitchell

Linville Stoie Burke

Liuwood Davidson

Lisbon Sampson

Lutle Creek Madison

Little Pine Creek Madison

Little River Alexander

Little liiver Academy. .Cumberland

Little's Mills Richmond

Little Rock Creek Mitchell

Little Sugar Loaf Bladen

Littleton Halifax

Lockville Chatham

Locust Hill Caswell

Locust Level Stanly

Logan's Store Rutherford

Long Branch Alamance

Long Creek Pender

Long Pine Anson

Long Ridge Washington

Long's Cross Roads Person

Long's Mills Randolph

Longs Store Union

Lo' gtown Yadkin

*Louisburg (c. h.) Franklin

Lovelace Wilkes

Lovelady Caldwell

Love's Level Union

Lowesville Lincoln

Low Gap Surry

Loy's Shop Alamance

Lumber Bridw Robeson

*Lumberton [c. h. 1 Robeson

Lvnch Madison

Lynn Madison

Lynn Polk

Lyon's Landing Bladen

McBride's Mill Watauga

Mc''rary's Store Alamance

McLeansville Guilford

Macedonia Montgomery

Mackey s Ferry Washington

*Macon Depot Warren

152

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

POST-OKFICK. COUNTY.

Madison... Rockiiii>Ii:ira

*.\Iii>j^iiolia Duplin

M.ilvelyvill.' Hyde

Maiiolicstor Unmbciiaiid

Maii<;iiin Uicliinond

Manly Ashe

Manly Statinn Moore

Mann's Harbor Dare

Manson Warren

Manteo [c. h.] Dare

Maple ( ypress Craven

Maple Springs Wilkes

Margarettsvillp Nortiiatnpton

* Marion [c. h.J McDowell

Marlboro Pitt

Ma.ley's Mills. Randolph

Marsden Bladen

;*Marshall [c. h.] Manison

Mars' Hill Madison

Martindale. . . . . .. .. Mecklenburg

Martin's Mill Montgomery

Matthews Mecklenburg

Mayfield Rockingham

Maysville .Jones

Meadow Hill Wilkes

Meadows Stokes

Mears BlufT Brunswick

Meat Camp Watauga

*Mebanesville Alamance

Meeksville Wilson

Melrose. Robeson

Mellville Alamance

Melvin Hill Polk

Merchant Mills Gates

Merrimon Halifax

Merry Mount Warren

Merry Oaks Chatham

jAIicaville Yancey

Middleburg, Warren

Miildle Cane Watauga

Middle Swamp . . Bladen

.Midilleton Hyde

Midway Davidson

Mill Bridge Kowan

Mill Creeiv Person

Milledgeville Montgomery

Miller's Creek Wilkes

Millertown Rowan

Mill Hill Cabarrus

Mill River ...Henderson

Mills' Spring Polk

*Milton Caswell

Mingo Sampson

Mint' Hill Mecklenburg

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY

>Mocksville (c. h ) Davie

MoHitl's Mills Kandolpb

Moncure Chatham

*Mouroe (c. h.) Union

Monroeton Rockingluuii

Montici-llo (xuilford

.Montpelier Richmond

Mooresboro Cleaveland

Moore's Creek Pender

Moore's Mills Wake

Mooresville Iredell

Mooshaunee Moore

Moraviiin Falls WiUus

Moreliead (,'iiy Carteret

Moretz Mill-i Walauga

Morgan Hill Buncombe

Morgan's Mills Union

*Morganion [c. h J Burke

Morrisville Wake

Morton's Store Alamance

]Morven Anson

Moss Neck Robeson

Mountain Creek Catawba

Mountain I-^land Gaston

Mountain View Warren

*Mount Airy SuiTy

Mount Bethel Alexander

Mount Energy Granville

Mount Gilead Granville

Mount Mourne Iredell

Mount Nebo Yadkin

Mount Olive Wayne

Mount Pisgah Alexander

Mount Pleasant Cabarrus

.Mount Prospect Union

Mount Sterling Haywood

Mount TabiH'.T Forsyth

Mount Tirza Person

Mount UUa Rowan

Mount Vernon Rowan

Mount Zion Wilkes

Mouth of BuiTalo Ashe

Moyock Currituck

Muildy Fork Cleaveland

Mud Lick , Chatham

Mulberry Wdkes

Mull Grove Catawba

Munn's Station Moore

Murfrecsboro Hertford

*Murphv [c. h.] Cherokee

Mutual Love M.ecklenburg

Myatt's Mills Wake

Nantahalah Swain

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

153

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY

Narrows Stanly

Niishville [c. h ] Nash

Natlian's Ureek Ashe

Nat Moore Bladen

Nebo McDowell

Nettle Knob Ashe

Neuse Wake

*New Berne (c. h ). . ; Craven

New Castle Wilkes

New Found Buncombe

New Garden Guilford

New Hill Wake

New Hope Iredell

New Hope Academy Randolph

New House Cleaveland

New Light Wake

New Market Randolph

New Mills Camden

Newport Carteret

New River xVlleghany

New Salem Randolph

New Sterling Iredell

New Supply Brunswick

*Newton (c. h.) Catawba

Newton Grove . Sampson

Nicholson's Alamance

Nicholson's Mills Iredell

Nicholsonville Cleaveland

Norton's Juckson

North Brook Lincoln

North Cove McDowell

North Fork Ashe

Norwood Stanly

Noltla Cherokee

Oak Forest Iredell

Oak Grove Union

Oak Hill Granville

Oakland Halifax

Oak Ridge Guilford

Oaks Orange

Oak Spring Rutherford

Oakville Warren

Ocona Lufty . Swain

Oc; acoke Hyde

Old Fort McDowell

Old Furnace Gaston

Old Hundred Richmond

Old Shop Wake

Old Town Forsyth

Olin Iredell

Olive Branch Union

Olive Hill Person

Orange Factory Orange

9

POST OFFICE. COUNTY.

Oregon Rockingh«m

Ore Knob Ashe

Ore Hill Chatham

Ormonsville Greene

Osbornville Wilkes

Osgood Chatham

Otter Creek . . Rutherford

Outlaw's Bridge Duplin

Owenville Sampson

*Oxford (c. h.) Granville

Oxford's Ford Catawba

Pacolet Falls Polk

Pacific Franklin

Pactolus Pitt

Paint Rock Madison

Palmj'ra Halifax

Palo Alto Onslow

Pamlico Pamlico

Pantego Beaufort

Panther Creek Yadkin

Park Hill Burke

Patterson. . Caldwell

Patterson's Bridge Moore

Patterson's Mill Orange

Patterson's Store Alamance

Patton's Home Rutherford

Paw Creek ]klecklenburg

Paint Fork Madison

Paint Gap Yancey

Pates Robeson

Peach Tree Cherokee

Petty Shore Hertford

Peacock's X Roads Johnston

Peacock's Store Columbus

Pedlar's Hill Chatham

Pee Dee Anson

Pekin Montgomery

Peletier's ^lills Carteret

Pelham . . Caswell

Pensacola Yancey

Perkinsville Burke

Persimmon Creek Cherokee

Peru Haywood

Peter's Creek Stokes

Petra Mills Caldwell

Phffinix Columbus

Piedmont Springs Burke

Pigeon River. ... Haywood

Pigeon Valley Haywood

Pike Cumberland

Pikeville Wayne

Pilot Mountain Stokes

Pine Hall Stokes

154 NORTH CAEOLINA POfeT-OFFlCES.

POST-OFFICE. COUNTY.

Pine Level Jolinston

Pine Run Watauga

Pineville Mecklenburg

Piney Creek Alleghany

Pin Hook Depot Gaston

Pink Bed Henderson

Pink Hill Lenoir

Pinnacle Henderson

Pioneer iMills C:ibarnis

Pireway Ferry Columbus

Pisgah Randolph

Pilch Landing Hen ford

*Pittsboro (c. h.) Clialhjim

Pleasant Gar .en Guill'ord

Pleasant Grove Alnmance

Pleasant Hiil Northampton

Pleasant Home Lincoln

Pleasant Ridge Gaston

Pleasantsville Rockingham

Plumraerville Robeson

Plumtree Mitchell

*Plymouth (c. h.). . .. Washington

Pocket Moore

Point Caswell Pender

Polkton Anson

Pollocksville Jones

Pool Rowan

Poor's Foard Rutheiford

Poplar Branch . .Currituck

Poplar Grove Polk

Poplar Hill Anson

Portsmouth Carteret

Potecasi Northampton

Powelton Richmond

Prather's Creek Alleghany

Prestonville Stokes

Price's Mills Union

Prince's Store Rockingham

Princeton - , Johnston

Prospect Hall Bladen

Prospect Hill Caswell

Prosperitj' Moore

Providence Chatham

Purlear's Creek Wilkes

Purley Caswell

Quaker Gap Stokes

Quallatown Jackson

Querry's Mecklenburg

Raleigh (c. h.) Wake

Ramsaytown Ypncey

Ramsayville Madison

Ranaleburg Mecklenburg

rOST OFFICE. COUNTY.

Ram.son's Bridge Nash

Ray wood Union

Ready Branch Wilkes

Red Banks Robeson

Red Cross Randolph

Reddie' River Wilkes

Red Hill Mitchell

Red Mountain Orange

Red Oak Na^h

Red Plains Yadkin

Red 8ho;iis Stokes

Re( d Creek Davidson

*Reidsville Rockingham

Rei-aca Duplin

Reynoldson Gate.s

Rialto ... Cliiiiham

Riceville Buncombe

Hiebardson's Creek Union

Richland Valley Haywood

liichlands Onslow

Rich JVlouiilaiu Jackson

Ri( h Square Northumpton

Riddicksville . Heilt'oid

Ridge's Creek Montgomery

Ridge Spring Pitt

Ridgeville ( aswell

Ridgewaj' Warren

Riggsbee's Store C hatham

Rile.v's X Roads Franklin

Ringwood Halifax

Riverdale Craven

River Hill Iredell

River View Mecklenburg

Rives' Chapel... . .... Chatham

Roaring Gap Wilkes

Roaring River Wilkes

Robbinsville (c. h ) Graham

Robersonville i>lartin

Roberson Columbus

Robin Hill Cumberland

Roanoke Martin

Rock Dale Macon

Rock Creek Alamance

Rock Cut Iredell

Rock Fish Duplin

Rockford Surry

*Rockingham Richmond

Rock Level Rockingham

Rock Spring Orange

Rockwell Rowan

Rocky Meadow Davidsm

*Rocky Mount Edgecombe

Rocky Pass . . McDowell

Rocky Point Pender

NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

155

I'OST-OFFICE. COrNTY.

Kodanlhe Dare

Rogers' Store Wake

Rolesville Wake

Kose Bay Ilydc

Rose Dale . Pastjuolank

Kose Hill Duplin

Rosindale Bladen

Roslin Cumberland

Round Peak Surry

Rowan Mills Rowan

Round Mountain Wilkes

Roxobel Bertie

Koxboro (c. li ) Person

Rutlin. . . . Ri ckiniiliam

Rural Hall Forsyth

Ru&k Snrry

*i{utherfordton (c, li ). .Rutherford

Saint John Hertford

Saint Lawrence . . .Chatham

Saint Paul's Robeson

*Salem Forsyth

Salem Chapel Forsyth

Salem Church Randolph

*Salisbury (c h ) Rowan

Saluda Polk

Sander's Store Carteret

Sauil}' Creek Randolph

Sandy Fountain Lenoir

Sandy Grove ... Chatham

Sandy Mush Buncombe

Sanily Plains Polk

Sandy Ridge Stokes

Sandy Springs Polk

Saudford Moore

Sans Souci Bertie

Sassafras Fork Granville

Sauratown Stokes

Sawersville Randolph

Saxapahaw A-lamance

Science Hill Randolph

^Scotland Neck Halifax

Scott's Creek Jackson

Scott's X Roads Iredell

Scott's Hill Pender

Scottville Ashe

Scuppernong Washington

Seaboard Northampton

Sedges Garden Forsyth

Selma Johnston

Semora Caswell

Settle Iredell

Shady Grove Anson

Shady Springs Ashe

rOST-OKKICK. COUNTY,

Shallotte Brunswick

Shallow Ford Alamance

Sharon Clcavcland

Sharpsbnrg Nash

yiiiw's Mills Guilford

*Shelby (c. h.) Cleaveland

Sherrill's Ford Catawba

Shiloh Camden

Ship Yard Camden

Shoe Heel Robeson

Shooting Creek... Clay

Shoup's Ford Burke

Sluifordsvilie Hendersonville

Shull's Mills Watauga

Sidney Columbus

Seigle's Store Lincoln

Silas Creek Ashe

Siloam . . .. Surry

Silver Hill Davidson

Silver Dale Onslow

Simmon Grove Chatham

Six Runs Sampson

Skiunersville. . . Washington

Sladesville Hyde

Small's X Roads Chowan

Smithfield [c. h.] Johnston

Smith Grove Davie

t^mith's Creek Pamlico

Smith's Ford Cabarrus

Smithville [c. h.] Brunswick

Smyrna Carteret

Snead's Ferry Onslow

Sneedsboro Anson

Snipe's Store Chatham

Snow Camp. . ., Alamance

Snow Creek Iredell

Snow Hill (c. h.) : . . .Greene

Soapstone Mount Randolph

Soda Hill Watauga

Solitude Ashe

Sonoma Haywood

Sour Wood Yadkin

South Creek Beaufort

South Fork Ashe

South Gaston Halifax

South Lowell Orange

South Mills Camden

South Point Gaston

South River Rowan

South Toe Yancey

South Washington (c. h.). . .Pender SparklingCatawba Springs. Catawba

Sparta Edgecombe

Speight's Bridge Greene

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NORTH CAROLINA POST-OFFICES.

rOST-OFFICF.. COUNTY.

Spout Springs Harnett

Si)ring Creek Madison

Spring(l;ile Haywood

Spring Grove . . Iredell

Springville ( aburrus

Spring Hope Nasli

Spruce I'ine Mitcliell

Stagg's Creek Ashe

Stagville Orange

Stanhope Nasii

Stanley's Creek Gaston

Stantonsburg Wilson

State Road Surry

*Statesvil]e (c. h.) Iredell

Steroah Graham

Steele Creek Mecklenburg

Stencil House Hyde

Sterling's Mills Kobeson

Stice's Shoal Cleaveland

Still Bluff Pender

Stockville ...Buncombe

Stoneville Rockingham

Stonewall Pamlico

Stony Creek Caswell

Stony Fork Watauga

Stony Hill Wilkes

Stony Point Alexander

Stony Kidge Surry

Stout Union

Strabane Lenoir

Stumpy Point Dare

Stump Sound Onslow

Sugar Grove Watauga

Sugar Hill McDowell

Sulphur Springs Montgomery

Summerfield Guilford

Sunbury. .- Gates

Sunny Side Halifax

Supply Brunswick

Sutherlands Ashe

Swannanoa Buncombe

Swann's Station Moore

Swan Quarter (c. h.) Hyde

Swansboro Onslow

Sweet Home Iredell

Swift Creek Bridge Craven

Swift Island Montgomery

Swinson's Cut Columbus

Table Rock Burke

Tally Ho Granville

*Tarboro (c. h.) Edgecombe

Tarheel Bladen

Tar Landing Onslow

rOST-OFFICF.. COUNTY.

Taylor's Bridge Sampson

Taylorsville (c. h ) Alexander

Teachcy's Duplin

The Cape Dare

*Thomasville Davidson

Tliompsonville Rockingham

Three Forks Yancey

Tobaccoville Forsytli

Toisnot M ilson

Tohiisville Robeson

Tomatola Cherokee

Toms ('reek ... .Surry

Topsail Sound PeudeV

Town Creek Brunswick

Townesville Granville

Trail Branch Madison

Trap Hill Wilkes

Trenton (c h.) Jones

Triangle Lincoln

*Trinity College Randolph

Troublesomi- Rockingham

Troutman's Iredell

Troy (c h.) Montgomery

Troy's Store Randolph

Troyville Harnett

TryonCity Polk

Tuckahoe Jones

Tulin Cabarrus

Turkey Tail Burke

Turnersburg Iredell

Turnpike Buncombe

Turner's Mountain Suriy

Turtletown Cherokee

Tusquitee Claj'

Tuttle's Cro.ss Roads Caldwell

Tyra , Moore

Tysor's Mills Chatham

Union Hertford

Union Church Moore

University Station Orange

Uwharic Montgomery

Valley Crucis Watauga

Valley Springs Rutherford

Valley Town Cherokee

Vanceville Buncombe

Vandemere [c h.] Pamlico

Vest's Cherokee

Vienna Forsj'th

Villa Franca Rowan

Wadcville Moutgomery

Waddell's Rockingham

NORTH CAROLINA POST OFFICES.

IS";

POST-OFFICE. lOlNTY.

Wadesboro [c. li.] AiiSon

Wakefield... Wake

Wake Forest College .Wake

Walkerstown Forsyth

Walkersville Union

Wallace Duplin

Walnut Cove Stokes

Walnut Hill Ashe

Walnut Mountain Madison

Walnut Kun Madisou

Ward's Mill Onslow

Ward's Store Robeson

Wardville Chowan

Warlick's Mills Burke

Warm Springs Madison

Warren Plains Warren

*Warrenton [c. h ] Warren

Warrensville Sampson

Warsaw Duplin

*Washington (c. h.) Beaufort

Watauga Falls Watauga

Watkiusville Stokes

Watson ville Rowan

Waynesville [c. b] Haywood

Weaver's Creek Warren

Weaversford Aslie

Weaverville Buncombe

Webb's Ford Rutherford

* Webster [c. h.] Jackson

* Weldon Halifa.x

*Wenl\vorth [c. h.]. . .Rockingham

West Brook Bladen

Westfield Stokes

Westminister Guilford

West's Mill - ... Macon

Whilaker's Edgecombe

White Hall Bladen

Wiggins' Cross Roads Gates

W^ilbar Granville

W^illiamsboro Granville

White House Randolph

White Marsh Washington

White Oak Bladen

W^hiteOak Hall Polk

White Plains ". . .Surry

White Road Forsyth

White Rock Madison

Whiteside Cove Jackson

White's Store Anson

Whiteville (c. h .) Columbus

rOST-OFFKK. COVNTV.

Whiteville Depot Columbus

Why Not Randolph

Wilde's Store Macon

Wilkesboro (c. h.) Wilkes

Williamsburg Iredell

*Williamston (c. h) Martin

Willis Creek Bladen

Willow Branch Gates

AVillow Green Greene

Wilmington (c. h.)...Ncw Hanover

* Wilson (c. h.) Wilson

Wilson's Mills Johnston

Wilson's Stoi e Stokes

Wilton Granville

Winchester Union

Winder Moore

* Windsor (c. h.) Bertie

Winfall Perquimans

Winslow Harnett

Winstead Person

*Winston (c. h] For.^yth

Winton [c. h.] Hertford

Wittenberg Alexandr,

Wolf Creek Cherokee

Wolf Mountain Jackson

Wolf Pond Union

Wolfsville Union

Woodbridgc Craven

Woodland Northampton

Woodiawn Gaston

Woodleaf Rowan

Woodsdale Person

Woodsville Pequimans

Wynnsville Martin

Yadkin College Davidson

Yadkin Valley Davidson

Yadkinville [c. h ] .Yadkin

Yancey's Store Person

Yanceyville [c h.l Caswell

Yeatesville Beaufort

Yellow Hill AVilkes

Yellow Mountain Mitchell

York Collegiate Institute.Alexandcr

Yorkviile. Bladen

Young s Cro.ss Roads Granville

Younts' M\]\ Catawba

Zion Yadkin

Zoar Union

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4^* . iij? FINANCIAL AGENT AND THEA'' Hliit

The iTewborii Manuf'i;' On, Ootiun Mills,

Agents for Sale of Real Estate.

We have, in our hands for sjile si'vcral tlioiisanrl ;icrH.s of valuable F iimiiift Laiidii, siiitabU^ for Stock Farms aii<l Truck F^ieinino:. nm] invito cprrespondencn witii persons who desire to settle in tliis section.

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GEORGE ALLEN & CO.,

NKWBERN, N. 0.

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