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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1887

Page

3

Church Directory Listings in The Enterprise

The Enterprise lists weekly church services with pastors for Mernopist Preaching Sergeant TerraN Prespy Friends Baptist and Episcopal groups. Services occur on Sundays at various times including 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School in mornings and different pastors A detailed schedule appears for Rev SV Hoyle Rev P H Dalton Rev 8 H Thomp son Rev W L Reaney.

Mernopist SV Hoyle Prespy Terran P H Dalton Friends H Thompson Episcopal W L Reaney

Barretts Circus and Local Happenings Schedule

Prices rise to 18 cents a dozen for eggs this week. Barretts circus plans two Greensboro exhibitions on Wednesday November 9. Services at Presbyterian church Sunday morning. J H Milllis advertises two town lots for Harry Hargrave estate. Henley ads in Hayworth building. State Conference of colored Methodist church met here last Wednesday. Baptist Pink Tea postponed due to bad weather. Mrs Denny proclaims tallest sunflower. Methodist meeting time unknown. Wiles opens tailoring shop over Wheelers Hardware. Mrs Smiths winter opening next Friday and Saturday. Eastern Field Trials Club arrivals. trials begin November 17. Heavy rains shrink market with scarce butter eggs wood. Paved sidewalks praised. wish for more. Wednesday and Thursday described as unpleasant. mud prominent. A N Butts of Durham guessed seed count in pumpkin at State Fair, wins organ. Demand for dwellings rising. many houses occupied. Rain kept tax collector away this week. Breaks in tobacco at warehouse. large quantities expected. Fair last week plagued by failures. mud and crowd the only successes. Richmond & Danville nieghborhood track expansion under consideration. Emery Jordan and Carrie Gladston wed yesterday by Esquire Elodson. M C Henry opens fresh meat market promising best quality and fair prices. Wedding rumors at Baptist church. public curiosity high. Presidential train visit last Friday attracted crowd. Cleveland and Vilas waved to locals.

Reception room neglect sparks calls for remedy at depot

Report details a split in depot facilities with a poorly supplied ladies reception room while the main room stays warm for loafers. Residents press R and D authorities to fix the unequal conditions after complaints from notable locals.

Renews Her Youth Mrs Phoebe Chesley Story Told

Mrs Phoebe Chesley of Peterson Clay County tells a remarkable tale vouched by locals. At 73 she suffered kidney trouble and lameness for years, could not dress alone, now reports relief from pain and the ability to do housework. She credits Electric Butters and urges trying a bottle at Moffitt Bradshaw's Drug Store.

Phoebe Chesley Peterson, Clay Co Moffitt & Bradshaw’s

Atlanta Exposition Notes and Local News Highlight

Local correspondent reports a week in Atlanta with crowds at the Expo grounds and a prohibition era city. Visitors mention lodging costs, police bribes, Reverend Sam Jones, and 53 churches while noting business prosperity and the R and D excursion car operation. A Chatham County craftswoman makes hand forged pocket cutlery to pay medical bills. Durham Court sentences offenders to public road work at the current term.

Chatham County Naonsi Smith Bynum’s Durham Court Shepherd

Nt. Crutchfield Nursery Advertises In Vampauia NC

G L Anthony promotes a large fall stock of fruit trees ornamental trees evergreens roses shrubs and plants at Vampauia NC nurseries. Orders entrusted to Mr C F Crutchfield of High Point receive prompt careful attention.

Vampauia N.C C. F Crutchfield High Point L, Anthony

Judge Sustains Sampson County Railway Tax Injunction

Sheriff barred from collecting the special railway tax on 10000 dollars in Clinton township bonds. Judge Phillips at Chambers upholds the injunction. The Wilmington and Weldon Railway Company operates the road and the case moves to the Supreme Court on appeal.

Sampson County Clinton Warsaw and Phillips Chambers Supreme Court Wilmington and Weldon

New King’s Discovery Restores Consumption Sufferer

Mr W Hi Morgan of Lake City Florida recovered from severe cough and early consumption after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He consumed about six bottles and remained well with no recurrence. Also mentions a court case fine for two men and a factory job ad. Woolford s Sanitary Lotion claims quick cures for mange and scratches.

W. Hi, Morgan Lake City Fla Dr. King Moffitt & Bradshaw’s Woolford Brown & Matton Druggis

North Carolina Lime Phosphate Fertilizer Ad Promises Dry Mix

An ad extolling North Carolina Lime Phosphate as a dry fertilizer mix. It lists contents per 200 pound bag and contrasts with competitors’ water and sulfuric acid content. Recommends application rates for cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, and grasses with potash.

Fertilizer Mixes for Wheat Rye Oats and Grasses

On clay soils or rich vegetable matter mix 800–1000 lb Lime Phosphate with 100 lb Muriate Potash and 2 sacks Salt per acre. For thin land wheat mix 1000 lb Lime Phosphate 100 lb cotton seed meal 100 lb Sulphate Ammonia or Nitrate Soda 160 lb Muriate Potash per 2–4 acres. Rye use similar but replace salt with salt substitute. for oats 1000 lb Lime phosphate and 400 lb Kainit. grasses need broadcast 600–1000 lb Lime Phosphate with Kainit on sandy land.

Acre Wurat Kentucky

Lime phosphate and manures for fruit trees and vines

Horticulturists note the need for lime phosphate and potash to aid fruit trees and grape vines. Lime phosphate is praised as a cheap, ample supply. Nurserymen broadcast it when prepping land and apply 5 to 10 pounds per young tree at planting.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Enterprise N. C Church Directory Barrett’s Circus Greensboro Presbyterian Church J. H. Milllis Harry Hargrave State Conference of the Colored Methodist Church Ladies of the Baptist Church Methodist Church Eastern Field Trials Club A. N. Butts Durham J. L Stone Richmond & Danville Company Danville Charlotte Emery Jordan Carrie L. Gladston P. H. Elodson Mr. Jordan Samuel Jordan Mr. Gladston Cleveland Vilas J. A. Campbell H. R. Welborn Campbell Mrs. Welborn Mr. Welborn Salem Street O’briant Allensville Person County Jas. H. Poe Oakland Township Cox & Hoskin’s Air Line Greer’s Station Superior Court Colored Industrial Association Cox & Hoskins Statesville Berry Taylor Greene County Fair Grounds Wilmington Star Shallotree Edwards Brain Winston Republican Clemmonsville Davidson County W. C. Strumpe & Son Alvin Phelps Atlanta Corres Exposition Grounds Mocksville Sam Jones New York Guilford Nurseries Guilford County J. H. Minllis Hargrave E. T. Blair High Point, N. C Wa. Rankin D. L. Clark Wirs WE. A. Sanitia Lilah Brown Armstrong, Cator & Co M. A. Smith Charlotte Chronicle Laurinburg Flora Jones Miss Jones Juudge Messrs. Wilkie and Bryan Justice of the Peace Supreme Curt South Boston M’r’g Co South Boston, Wa ROYAL Roya Baking PowpEr Co Wall Moy Eagle Thomasville Win, Partridge Root, Shoe & Liat Store Ldotval Wat OWELL Tse Baugh Ragan South Street Higgins Baugh & Sons Company Manufter’s Baltimore Norfolk S.S. S Nancy J. McConaughby Ashe Grove Tippecanoe Co Ind Swift Swift Specific Co High Point Classical Institute H. Thompson Prin Seenley High Point, NC C. B. Hayworth Millis & Co’s Gogo Sibo B. FP Johnson & CO Main St Richmond North Carolina D. L. Char N.C. Phosphate Co Raleigh H. A. Simmons Jarrol’s Hotel Uperior Court J. He. Millis Jno Hiam Pour Enterprise Joe W. Oliver Addison T. Hare Julius Hargrave Albet A. Holton
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