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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1888

Page

2

The Enterprise Publication Details

The Enterprise announces its publication office at the Enterprise Building on Main Street. Subscriptions cost 1.00 per year or 60 cents for six months and mail is second class registered at the Post Office.

Enterprise Building Main Street

Taxation and reform urged in county prudence plea

A pointed essay argues taxes are burdensome and wasteful, calling for honest retrenchment as county debt persists. It warns on court costs, barroom disputes, and mismanaged funds, cites a Raleigh bank defalcation, and notes labor unrest and politics shaping public finances.

Randolph County Mishaux

Possible Replacement for Chief Justice Waite Explored

Washington notes the death of Chief Justice Waite and the likely successor. Speculation centers on Speaker Carlisle, who reportedly declined the seat previously as Justice Lamar held it, due to party needs and Carlisle’s role in shaping tariff legislation. The impact on Bell telephone cases is debated as the court sits 3 to 3 with Lamar not voting in the latest submission.

Washington House Committee On Agriculture W.G. Burtele St. Louis Commission State National Bank Raleigh Observer News and Observer C. E. Cross Samuel C. White The Durham Messrs. Cross White Mr. Womble Mr. Cross Cross Mr. White Chapel Hill Capt Waite Messrs. White Greensboro Messrs. White and Cross Express Office Canada John Gibbs Bell Justice Gray International Council of Women Riggs House Miss Anthony a_ national and international—council National Association Council Lenox Waite Carlisle Supreme Court Justice Lamar Mr. Cleveland Cleveland Waites Lamar

Cash basis plan proposed to curb merchant credit system

Greenvsboro merchants urged a cash only policy to save profits lost to bad accounts. They claim one quarter of annual gains vanish in ledger losses and credit raises prices for producers. The note promotes cash prices, lists Pullman and rail routes, and names Sol Haas and Jas L Taylor as contacts for rates and information.

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