Church Directory Listings for Sunday Services
The Enterprise presents a church directory with Methopist services at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev. EH Davis and Sunday School at 9 am. Presbyterian worship on 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev. P H Dalton. Farienos holds Sunday 11 o'clock worship and Thursday services with 10 am Sunday School. Barrist conducts 2nd and 4th Sundays at 7 30 pm led by Rev. 8 H Thomp son with Sunday service at 2 30 pm. Episcopal at Jarreil's Hall with Morning Service Litany and Ante Communion at 11 o'clock. Hreedas offers prayers and Sunday School at 4 pm. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methopist
EH Davis
Presbyterian
P H Dalton
Farienos
Barrist
H Thompson
Local notes from High Point and vicinity add color and plans
Capt H W Reed and Judge Holton visit town as Lent begins on a Wednesday. News covers new houses planned for spring, a solar eclipse unseen locally, hotel furniture, theater and lectures, road and business concerns, and a fatal wagon accident near town.
High Point notes ministers and relics amid town items
The column lists seven licensed white ministers across six denominations in High Point. It features Capt. I. J. Brittain of Liberty Hill nurseries near Friendship with treasured 1812 relics, a clock over 100 years old, and other keepsakes. It also reports tobacco sales, eggs, honey and coffee offerings, a church supper planned for February 16 1888, and town wants including street lighting and rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
I. J. Brittain
Friendship
Ogdensburgh
Sackett’s Harbor
James Sapp
Robert
Buena Vista
Mr. Brittain
George III
Trinity Town Notes Urge Buildouts and Tobacco Trade
The note lists needed community assets including blacksmith and wood shops, cottages, stores and a church. It highlights oil lead and paint stock, a bell hanger, a college clock, and praise for a running clock gift. It reports Trinity’s payments to High Point and tobacco trade at Anchor Warehouse with high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardie
Trinity College
Craven
Annie Hardie
Trinity
High Point
Davidson
Alfred Payne
Henry
Chapel Hill
College Chapel
Squire Bradshaw
Thomasville
Thomesville
W. G. Bradshaw
Crowel
Merchants face closure after Walnut Cove fire loss
Creditors warned all owing money will be sued next week to settle notes and accounts. The Walnut Cove blaze caused an estimated loss of 43,600 dollars and reports say Dr Lash and Wilder and Adams plan to exit the mercantile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wheeler
Walnut Cove
Dr. Lash
Messrs Wilderod
Lime Phosphate Promoted for Cotton and Corn Yields
Advert shows lime phosphate fertilizer with 200 pound bags and specific contents like 10 to 16 pounds phosphoric acid and 23 to 35 pounds bone phosphate. It claims low water content and minimal sulfuric acid, advising application rates of 400 pounds per acre for cotton and corn, 460 broadcast or 600 drilled for grains, and 600 pounds for grasses, with potassium guidance.
Fertilizer Mixtures for Wheat Grass and Kentucky Soils
Practical 19th century fertilizer formulas describe lime phosphate mixes for wheat and grasses on clay or vegetable-rich soils, with guidance on quantities per acre and additions like cottonseed meal, fish scrap, ammoniates, muriate potash, and kainit. Emphasis on lime phosphate as a key ingredient and adaptability to soil quality and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Lime Phosphate Application for Orchards and Nurseries
Yertton Topracco notes 1000 pounds Lime Phosphate 30 bushels fine horse manure ground fish and 160 pounds high grade Sulphate on one or two acres for fruit trees and grapes. Horticulturists stress lime phosphate as a cheap, ample supply for trees and vines. Nurserymen broadcast it to prepare land and place 5 to 10 pounds around each young tree when setting out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yertton Topracco
Act
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Chicago
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