Religious services and pastors listed in High Point notices
The High Point notices from November 11 1887 list several denominations with service times and pastors. Mernopist and Parrist churches hold 11 am and 7:30 pm on specific Sundays, Presbyterian and Episcopal schedules, with Sunday schools at various times and names of pastors such as Rev 8 V Hoyle Rev P H Dalton Rev 8 H Thomp son and Rev W L Reaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernopist
V Hoyle
Presbyterian
P H Dalton
Friends
H Thompson
W L Reaney
Mr. Craig
Reidsville
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Superior Court
Guilford County
Harry Hargrave
High Point
J. AW. Mivuis
Rev Butt will exhibit panoramic scriptural panora next Thursday and Friday
The notice mentions Rev Mr Butt displaying his scriptural panorama next Thursday and Friday nights and urges reading the article on the Spangle Banner Store for details and planning. It also notes various local notices and upcoming events in Danville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Butt
Spangle Banner
Commissioners Meeting Reports County Decisions and Appointments
North State summarizes the county commission meeting held near year end. M A Short was elected overseer of the poor with a salary of 250 dollars. Action on convict labor on roads was postponed to inspect the law. Bridges were ordered repaired and a bridge built over Ilaw River. Jurors were drawn for the December 1887 term. Cox and Hoskins supply provisions and deliver free within town.
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North
M. A. Short
Ilaw River
Summerfield
Madison
Irish Creek
Co. Mills
Liberty Store
Isaac Amick
Donaldson D, Summers
W. A. Jester
J. OC
McMichael
J C Cook
John M Fentreal
Julius Coble
P R Coble
J M Dick
J E Mason
William Andrews
George R Smith
L N Isly
W R Coble
Alfred R Marsh
John Andrew
W A Brown
C R Harris
G W West
Charles Munday
HC Pritchett
L E Swaim
J J Busick
Minus Hinshaw
J F Lanier
George Donnell
W E Thurston
W J Ector
Sidney A Boon
A N Bradshaw
J © Welch
Jesse Garrett
James W Layton
MJ Rankin A Reeson
Will I Benbow
Thomas J Chrisman
James M Sutton
Levi Humbe
Henry J Clapp
W A Wyrick
R A Irvin
William Love
William H Hoskins
Samuel Stack
W A Heath
Phipps
John C Wharton
G W Barbee
G W Petty
Frasius Jones
R H Browning
O A Starbuck
J W Meredith
Election results sweep across states with party gains
The report lists Democratic and Republican shifts in multiple states. New York shows a 16 474 Democratic majority, Virginia and Maryland reflect partisan gains, Rhode Island overturns, Pennsylvania and New Jersey produce mixed wins, Massachusetts reelects Ames, Iowa leans Democratic, Nebraska and Oregon note amendments and court wins, while Maine's editorial ends with unclear text about birds and rabbits.
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New York
Cleveland
Col. Fellows
Virginia
State
Senate
House of Delegates
House
Ridleberger
Maryland
Jackson
Rhode Island
Warren O. Arnold
Charles 8. Bradley
Pennsylvania
William 2. Hart
Henry W. Williams
Supreme Court
Philadelpha
Charles H. Krubhaar
Robt. G. Dechert
Leeds
Maloney
Krumbhaar
George G. Peirie
Recorder of Deeds
New Jersey
Anderson
United States
McPherson
Massachusetts
Oliver Ames
Henry Lovering
Lovering
Boston
Iowa
Larrabee
Kirkwood
Iowa City
Nebraska
Justice of the Supreme Court
University
Oregon
Corn Culture and Deep Plowing Advice From a Local Citizen
The writer responds to D. M. Payne on corn culture urging deep soil preparation. He argues against shallow plowing, insists on deep turning and harrowing in spring, and reflects on past farming mistakes. He notes that proper ground work is essential for a good crop next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
D. M. Payne
Planting and cultivation method debated by W G Barrer
W G Barrer explains abandoning a fixed growth plan as contrary to nature and describes using a narrow gouge on small corn, followed by cultivator work. He likes the plan but seeks an even better method and looks forward to improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Barrer
Moffitt and Bradshaw advertise ginger ale and Indian medicines
The notice states Moffitt & Bradshaw act as sole agents for Indian medicines and ginger ale. It also notes Cox & Hoskins pay the highest market price for country produce and offer groceries at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffitt & Bradshaw
Cox & Hoskins
Bill and the Blacksmith Hoax and a School Quiz
A tale of Bill fooling a blacksmith over payments and a dying mare, followed by stray bits of questions and anecdotes. It ends with testimonials praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles and a drugstore offer.
Terrible scaffold accident injures three on Wright building
In Durham three painters fell thirty feet from a swinging scaffold on the RK H Wright building. C M Vennone suffered leg and hip injuries, John Vannopen was mortally hurt, Murphy escaped with minor bruises. Hooks failed and the scaffold slipped over gutters before responders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
RK. H. Wright
C. M. Vennone
John Vannoppen
Murphy
Lime Phosphate Fertilizer Claims For Crops
An ad presents NORTIS CAROLINA LIME-PHOSPHATE detailing contents per 200 pound bag and promotes it as dry with minimal water and sulfuric acid. It cites application rates for cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, grasses and aligns with kainit and muriate potash usage.
Fertilizer Mixtures for Wheat Oats and Grasses Practical Formulas
On clay soils with organic matter mix 800 to 1000 lb Lime Phosphate with 160 lb Muriate Potash and 2 sacks of Salt per acre. For thin land mix 1060 lb Lime Phosphate 80 lb cottonseed meal 100 lb Sulphate Ammonia or Nitrate Soda 100 lb Muriate Potash per two to four acres. Lime Phosphate with Kainit boosts oats and grasses. Broad cast 600 to 1000 lb with Kainit on sandy land.
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Kentucky
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Messrs. Brown & Matton
John M. Hedgecock
James Bolejack
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W. W. Hiddsclaw
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Morganton Insane Asylum
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Durham and Northern Railway
Ed. J. Parrish
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Ohio
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Anderson Simmons
Simmons
Luke Russell
Cableton
Craven County
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Jesse Jones
Adir Johnson
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Pilot Mountain
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Try Moffitt & Bradshaw's Ginger Ale
Sol
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Deacon Snider
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Son Squins
Pure Drugs
Moffitt & Bradshaw’s
Moffitt & Bradshaw's
Try “White
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Caskell & CO
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A. E. Fate
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Taylor
Royal Baking Powerer Co
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Menu
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Usk
Bangi
Ragan
South Street
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Baltimore
Mob
Norfolk
Fie Smannery
Stavioner
E. T. Blair
High Point, N.C
Wm. Rankin
Mirs
BD. L. Clark
J. W. Meridith
Francis L. Meridith
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Alfred Gordon
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Mrs. Sodecs
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C. P. Mexapenuan
P- H. Hopson
E. Mendenhall de
Nad. C. Seenleyw
Undertaker
High Point, NC
C. B. Hayworth
Millis & Co
Peyr Collins
Nortis Carolina
N.C. Phosphate Co
Raleigh
Hi. A. Simmons
Jarrol’s Hotel
D. L. Clark
North Carolina
D.L. Crank
High Point Classical Institute
G. H. Thompson
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