Methodist and Baptist Preaching Schedule Upgrade
The Enterprise lists church services by denomination with pastors and service times. Methodist and Presbyterian schedules show 11 am and 7 30 pm sermons on alternating Sundays, with Sundays schools at 9 am or 10 am. Baptist holds 11 am and 7 30 pm worship on 2nd and 4th Sundays. Episcopal services occur on the 3rd Sunday.
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V Hoyle
Prespyteetan
P H Dalton
Frimps
H Thompson
Rev L Reaney
Local notices blend real estate to social events
Advertisements recount sales and purchases including Mr. 8 Perry mortgage listings and Mr. T D Morton buying J J Long house. Social items note Home Lyceum at Jarrell's Hall, Rev Davis preaching in January, a balloon ascension by H G Ritz, and tobacco market news in High Point.
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W. L. Reaney
Jarrell’s Hall
H. W. Reed
Court House
Greensboro
N. Y
W. H. Snow
Perry
Fayetteville and Winston Railroad sale ends long local drift
The North State reports the Greensboro Superior Court ordered the sale of the Fayetteville and Winston Railroad with a clear title. Col. Andrews bought the franchise and road assets for 8900 dollars after bidding rose from 3000. The deal boosts hopes for Asheboro and High Point connectivity and regional growth.
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High Point
Fayetteville & Winston Railroad
Superior Court
Guilford County
James E. Boyd
Ball
Fayetteville & Winston R. R
Messrs
Ferree
Dicks, Wood
Bradshaw
Moffitt and
Hobbs
Randolph County
Col A. B. Andrews
Dr. Benbow
Col. Andrews
Randleman
Asheboro
Financial statement for High Point bank December 7 1887
Closing balance sheet for a North Carolina bank shows assets including loans 74 352.78 overdrafts 63 162.99 U S bonds 12 400.00 reserves 15 000.45 due from national and state banks 32 in all totaling 132 500 49. liabilities and notes follow with a redemption fund 4 871 00 and other figures.
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High Point
North Carolina
U.S
I.sccvia
Env
Rie Apnea
Pisaies PeepeiOs
LANG
S.seeces Avs
The Spangled Banner Stores Open Three Doors Wide
Zealous rail news and a storefront blast describe Gen Farnum selling his railroad to the Terminal Syndicate and hint at Tehuantepec routes. The Span ed Banner Stores advertises dry goods hats jewelry and a vast inventory, with mock antique lore and sales patter from H Alexander in Hickory Point North Carolina.
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Rooter
Farnum
Terminal Syndicate
DeLesseps
D. L. Clark
North Carolina
D. L. Char
North Carolina Lime Phosphate claim and usage figures
An advertisement details North Carolina Lime Phosphate contents per 200 pound bag including 10 to 16 pounds Phosphoric Acid and 25 to 35 pounds Pone Phosphate, plus lime and small amounts of potash, sulfuric acid, chlorine, alumina, iron oxide, and silica. It contrasts low water content and absence of excess sulfuric acid with recommendations for cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, and grasses.
Lime Phosphate Mixtures for Crops and Grasses
On clay soils and rich vegetable matter mixtures, combine 1 000 lb Lime Phosphate with 106 lb Muriate Potash and 2 racks of Salt for one or two acres. For wheat on poor land mix 1 000 lb Lime Phosphate 800 lb cottonseed meal ground fish scrap or ammoniate 100 lb Sulphate Ammonia or Nitrate Soda 160 lb Muriate Potash for two to four acres. Lime Phosphate and Kainit recommended for oats. Broad cast 600-1 000 lb with Kainit on sandy land. Lime Phosphate concentrates nutrients like blue limestone for Kentucky bluegrass regions.
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Bluegrass
Kentucky
Graves, &c
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Enterprise
N. C
Church Directory
Alec Cecil
T. D. Morton
Mr. Dalton
J. J. Long House
Lyceum
The
Methodist Church
Mr. Davis
National Bank of High Point
H. G. Ritz
Capt. Snow
Prof. Steele
Oak Hill
Hancock County
Illinois
George H. Coble
Laura Sumner
Trinity College
Mr. Sharpe
Allred & Moore
Wm. Partridge
W. A. Sharpe
Thomas Finch
Hopewell
Mr. Finch
Phillip Welborn
D. W. Clark
New York
Glenn, Morris & Co
Brethren of the Press
Robert W. Andrews
America
Andrews
Sumpter
Tle
Fido
United States
Garfield
Charles E. Crittenden
O. G. Morgan
Crittenden
Morgan
McAdoo House
Transylvania County
William Brame
Cox & Hoskins
Millboro
Worthville
Naomi
Norrell Hopkins
Granville Court
Oxford
Wake County
Strickland
Farlow & Hoffman
Bethel
Pitt County
William Wilson
Greenville
Register of Deeds
Potts-Lincke
Washington
Mrs. Lincke
Potts
Reddie’s River
Wilkes County
E. T. Dancy
Martha Kilby
T. B.C. Whittington
J. H. Tate
J. B. Best
Chas. F. Jones
Craven County
Neuse River
Farlow and Hoffman
Jarrell
Edward Oldham
Winston “Sentinel
Anniston
Ala
Hot Blast Company
Troy
Fla'l
Ak Meen
L. J
C. T. Willis
W. D. Pitts
Wilborn
State Auditor
Beeson Bros
Beeson Bros. T. A. Wheeler
John Farlow
Dare County
the National Bank of
Toran
State of
Guilford
C. W. Wort
C. W. Worth
C. . Crurcurieno
J. A. Lrypsay
A. J. Sapp
W.H. Ragan
Clinard Building
RC Chartik High Point
N.C
Knights of Labor
Joe Hoffman
Goost
High Point Tobacco Market
Anchor Warehouse
Uae
Iesus Escavastatae
Eigen
Milliner Department
SRD
Pantheon
H. Alexander
Hic Pour
Efias
Lin Ebon
Wie
Partreidge’s Bboot
Slace & Hint Store
High Point N. G
Rine Smalougry
Seathomer
Moffitt & Ome
N. C. Yee
Chara
Caskell & CQ
Dore
Joan I
Tari’s
A. E. Tate
Ag’t
ME. C. Seenley
Undertaker
High Point, NC
C. B. Hayworth
Ragan
Millis & Co
Collins
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Wot. Rankin
Hextury & Grapston
Seen & Hunt
Broadway
E. Mendenhall
Albert A. Holton
C. P. Menpenwan
Hansox
N.C. Phosphate Co
Raleigh, N. C
H. A. Simmons
Ihgh Point
Jarrel’s Hotel
Hallett & Co
Fortland Maine
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