Church Directory Listings in The Enterprise
The Enterprise lists multiple congregations with service times and pastors. Mernopist Rev E H Davis preaches Sundays at 11 am and 7 80 pm with Sunday School at 9 am. Prespy TerraAN Rev P H Dalton preaches 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School. Friends hold services Sundays 11 o'clock and Thursday worship with Sunday School at 10 am. Bartist Rev 8 H Thomp son preaches 2d and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School at 2 30 pm. Episcopal Jarrells Hall Morning Prayer Litany and Ante Communion at 11 o'clock Evening Prayer and Sunday School at 4 pm. Public invited.
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Mernopist
E H Davis
Prespy Terraan
P H Dalton
Friends
Bartist
H Thompson
Episcopal—Jarrell’s Hall
Local Notes and Openings Across Greensboro and Vicinity
Community updates span Purdy and Payne comings and goings, new shops on Jarrell Street, tobacco premiums at South Boston, and a Greensboro shoe factory move. A table of new taxes, a fire loss for Bradshaw, and a railroad meeting outline town progress with tax funds funding wells and improvements.
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South Boston
Empire Plaid Mills shows vast output and ambition
The Empire Plaid Mills in operation twelve months occupies 10,752 square feet of weaving space plus dye and factory outbuildings. It houses 2 beamers, 6 spoolers, 112 looms, and several machines with capacity to produce 1.7 million yards of plaids yearly. They employ 60 workers and own ten acres with 18 tenements, led by Messrs. Causey and Field.
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Empire Plaid
Richmond
High Point
Messrs. O.S. Causey
E. H. C. Field
City notices and local happenings in Greensboro area
Mayor J J White sick but improving. Linton and Getz of Pennsylvania guests at the president's railroad project. Gen Gray homestead sold to Arnold. Mail line from High Point to Trinity alleged at 60 per year, old rate 125. Greensboro College girls plan Feb musical in chapel for new building. Commencement set mid June with L L Burkhead chief marshal E L Moffitt manager Blair and Dr Talmage to speak. Trial: Jesse Miller vs Albert Kennedy for forcible trespass. Mike Bradshaw successful for defendant. Flour sold cheap by Cox Hoskins.
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High Point
Trinity
Greensboro College
L. L. Burkhead
E. L. Moffitt
Senator Blair
Dr. Talmage
Blair
Esqs
Bradshaw
Wilson
Jesse Miller
Albert Kennedy
Mike Bradshaw
Asheboro
Town Tax Due for 1887 Requested By Town Collector
Public notice announces town taxes for 1887 due by March 1 with collector F Hoffman available on streets for settlements. Hoffman & Farlow seek to buy 100 pounds of fresh butter and pay cash for all kinds of fur.
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F. Hoffman
Rumors of faculty change and town growth in Thomasville
In Thomasville on February 3 1887 reports mention J C Scarborough potential appointment at Thomasville College after March and local industry activity with coke for smelting works. Town sees new houses rising and pole road negotiations amid seasonal Groundhog lore and health notes about Mrs Best. Local ads tout Best black oats and Hoffman Farlow meats with Cox Hoskins groceries.
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High Point
Best
Unclaimed letters advertised in High Point post office
List of names awaiting pickup at the High Point N C post office dated February 1 1888 notes that uncalled letters will be sent to the dead letter office after 30 days. Also promotes fish sales and a 19th century health remedy with product claims.
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Denny
High Point
N. C
R. D. Brown
M. Caldwell
M M Farley
Emma Green
J M Hayworth
M M Hayworth
W D F Hayworth
L J Hine
Fannie Hinshaw
Lucinda Hoover
Mr. Jers
John Henry Journex
Lydia Kenneday
John R Parker
W W Pickard
Geo. Scales
W R Wheeler
Maggie Wi
Moffitt & Bradshaw
N.C
J. T. Moffitt
W. G. Bradshaw
W. G. Bradsiaw
North Carolina Lime-Phosphate claims and use guidance
A historical ad describes North Carolina Lime-Phosphate fertilizer contents per 200 pounds and contrasts it with competitors. It lists 10-16 pounds phosphoric acid 23-35 pounds bone phosphate 100-120 pounds lime 1-4 pounds potash and minor other components. It argues the product is drier and uses minimal sulfuric acid and offers application rates for cotton corn wheat oats rye grasses with kainit and muriate potash.
Fertilizer mixes for crops using Lime Phosphate and related salts
On clay or rich soils mix 800 to 1000 lb Lime Phosphate with 100 lb Muriate Potash and 2 sacks Salt for one or two acres. For wheat on poorer land, mix 1000 lb Lime Phosphate with 200 lb cotton seed meal and 100 lb Sulphate Ammonia or Nitrate Soda and 100 lb Muriate Potash for two to four acres. Lime Phosphate plus Kainit boosts oats. Broadcast 600 to 1000 lb with Kainit on sandy land.
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Bluegrass
Kentucky
Lime Phosphate Use For Fruit Trees And Nurseries
For Yettrow Tosacco. one to two acres receive 1000 pounds lime phosphate and 80 bushels fine horse manure with ground fish or other ammoniate and 100 pounds high grade sulphate. Horticulturists urge lime phosphate with lime, phosphate and potash for trees and vines. Nurserymen broadcast heavy lime phosphate before planting and apply 5 to 10 pounds around each young tree.
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Enterprise
Church Directory
E. R. Purdy
John Payne
B. F. Jordan
Greensboro
Lula Hubbard
Virginia
Capt. Johns
J. W. Long
Randlemap
Brown & Burton
Jarrell’s Hall
John Smith
Davidson County
Thomasville
H.C. Bencini
Causey
Lindsay
Mr Thompson
Brown
Matthews
Charlotte
The
Chronicle
South
Trinity College
W. E. Stone
Sue Dick
Judge Dick
Ragan, Millis & Co
G. Sam Bradshaw
Randleman
Alfred & Moore's
E. T. Blair
Carraway and
Ugharrie
Randolph County
North Corona
David Smith
Alexander Martin
Esquire
Fairfield
Safe Ware
Enos Blair
Ireland
Randolph
John
West
A. W. Blair
California
Nevada
New Garden School
Craven
Trinity Notes
J. J. White
Messrs. Linton and Getz
Pennsylvania
Gen. Gray
Mr. Arnold
Penn Arnold
Loggins
Cox & Hoskins
Thomasville Notes
J. C. Scarborough
Thomasville College
W. G. Barbee
Hoffman & Farlow’s
Board of Aldermen of
Wilmington
Cape Fear
J. H. Millis
Ragan, Minus & Co
W. H. Snow
High Point, N. C
J. M. Secrest
Taylor
Raxing
Royan Baking Powder Co
Wall
St New York
Dr. H. Clay Pitts
High
Hed
Wrenn Bros
J.C. Croie
Lenny June
Godeys
America
Godey’s
Godey’s Lady's Book
Philadelphia
APE Fear & Yadkin Valdey Railway Company
Bennettsy
Maxton
Fayettevill
Fayetteville
Sanford
Greensbo
Son
Pilot Moun
Greensbor
Bennetts
Passen
R and M
Pasa, & Mail
P&m
Nner
Prt & Ace’a
Branck
Bennettesville
Carolina Central
Factory Branch
J. W. Fry
W. E. Kyle
Gen. Wass. Ag.t
Edmont Air Line
Richiaughd & Danville Railroad
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Lynchburg
Danville
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Durham
Thillsboro
Salisbury
Atlanta
Norrupomp
Brior Sessives
Hillsboro
BES CA Doue
Oui
Beesok Brot
Beeson Bros
Wheeler
Igh Point Classical) Institute
S.C. Lindsay
A. M
Prr
Darron
ME. C. Feenley
Undertaker
High Point, BC
C. B. Hayworth
Ragan
Millis & Co’s
Hien Point
Wnyworth
James Bolejack
School & Blank Books
Alfred & Moore’s
Patridge
R C Charles
Montgomery
Aikin
Pullman
Sol. Haas Jas. L. Taylor
Trafic
Gen
Pass, Ag’t
Pernissi & Huw
Broadway, N. Y
North Carolina
N. C. Phosphate Co
Raleigh, N. C
James Vick
Schosiagn
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