Enterprise Notes From High Point September 17 1886
The Enterprise reports printers could not attend Greensboro court and print in High Point. Autumn begins next Wednesday and summer visitors linger. Tobacco crop prospects improve while frost fears and a shaped fall yield loom. A Caldwell county stock law defeat is noted. R A Wheeler buys E D Steele interest joining D J Cox in the Enterprise business. Crutchfield named Notary Public by Gov Seales. Gullett of Greensboro with Reidsville branch assigns liabilities around 2500. Post offices to become special delivery Oct 1 with postmasters responsible for rapid delivery within one mile.
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F. Crutchfield
The
Enterprise
Gov. Seales
Greensboro
George N. Waitt
Goldsboro
Charlotte
High Point
Greenahinck
Durham
Little River
Railroad accident injures Snider and Williams near Arnold's Mills
Phillip Snider and John Williams, colored, were knocked from a railroad last week by a passing freight train and painfully hurt. They live near Arnold's Mills in Randolph county. An academy for males will open at Thomasville next Monday with Prof. J. A. Delke as principal and Miss Annie M. Stallings as assistant. For details read the announcement in another column. John A. Barringer, Esq. and Miss Mattie M. Sloan, of Greensboro, send congratulations on a marriage.
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Phillip Snider
John Williams
Arnold's Mills
Randolph County
Thomasville
J. A. Delke
Annie M. Stallings
John A. Barringer
Greensboro
Mattie M. Sloan
Tuomasyiiane
J A Delke
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Annie May Stallings
Boy bitten by rattlesnake saved by friends in dirt hole
A colored boy near Newherne was bitten by a rattlesnake and would have died without help. Companions dug a ground hole, inserted his legs, and packed mud to extract the poison. He is now recovering. Also notes Oxford report on tobacco crop, Alamance Gleaner on mill hours cut to 64 per week with full wages, and two Shelby druggists convicted under prohibitory liquor laws.
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Newherne
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Alamance Gleaner
Shelby
Chicago Daily News Founded Ten Years Ago December 26 1875
A historical note on the Chicago Daily News founding in 1875 emphasizes its low-priced, high-quality journalism. It highlights independence, AP membership, broad news coverage, and pricing for daily and weekly editions, including delivery and rates. Victor Lawson is named in connection with the Daily News.
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Chicago Daily News
West
Chicago
Tar Heel Liniment touted for multiple cures
A historical reminiscence shows testimonials from Greensboro and other towns claiming Tar Heel Liniment relieved phenmatism in hips eased breathing after nasal blockage and fatigue aided walking and child care, cured hand stiffness from wood poison, and cured chest symptoms once deemed incurable by doctors.
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N. C
JW. Pucu
Muncie
Ind
Lhereby
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