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Bean J W, general merchant
Bean J W, magistrate, term expires 1897
Davis Chapel Methodist Protestant Church
STALEY,
Liberty Township, is four miles south of Liberty, and is a small depot on the C. F. & Y. V. Railroad. The Staley Cot- ton Mill is located here, lately sold and purchased by Mr. Cox, of Ramseur. Wesley Cox, postmaster.
Brower A C & Co, general merchants Christian Church
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Church (col), Methodist Episcopal
Foushee J M, magistrate, term expires 1895 Church, Methodist Episcopal, South, R S Abernethy, pastor Shady Grove Missionary Baptist, J L Smith, pastor Staley Chas M, principal of Staley academy
Siler Pleasant, flour and corn mill
Teague J F, general merchant
STRIEBY,
Union Township, is a country village of 17 people, some eight or ten miles south of Asheboro. Ruffin Walden, post- master.
Old North State Mining Co, own the Uwharrie gold mine Plunkett J K, physician
Walden H R, (col), teacher
TRINITY COLLEGE,
Trinity Township, is one of the three incorporated towns in the County. As far back as 1837 Dr. B. York established Union Institute at this place. In 1841 Dr. Braxton Craven took charge of the Institute, and in 1853 had it chartered into " Normal College." In 1858 it became the college of the North Carolina Methodist Conference. Since Trinity College was removed to Durham, some three years ago, Trinity High School has been conducted here, with Rev. J. F. Heitman as head master, accomplishing much good for the cause of edu- cation. The high moral influence of this school can be seen all over the county. County pride alone should secure ample endowment and keep it full of students on and on. The town has about 350 people, several stores and two fac- tories of small wares. It is a depot on the H. P. R. A. & S. Railroad, five miles south of High Point. Miss Cornelia Z. Leach, postmistress.
Brame W A, local preacher (M E Church, South) Carr Miss Maggie A, teacher in Trinity High School Craven Mrs Nannie, boarding-house Eshelman A F, boarding-house Eshelman A F, cigar factory
Flour and corn, J A & Ben Miller Frazier Cicero, dental surgeon Frazier Dr F C, owns gold prospect
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Frazier Miss Sallie, owns gold prospect
Ganaway Prof W T, pres Wood Mig and Milling Company Hopewell M E Church, South, J E Woosley, pastor
HEITMAN J F (M E Church, South), head master of Trinity High School
Hogan J H, boarding-house
Hunley Mrs Charles, boarding-house
Ingram L J, teacher
Johnson A S, teacher
JOHNSON Prof L, teacher in Trinity College High School; also civil engineer, author of Randolph County Map and others; also author of Johnson's celebrated Arith- metic
Johnson Mrs Prof L, boarding-house
Liberty Grove Missionary Baptist Church (col), Anthony Welborn, pastor
Lineberry B L, general merchant
Lineberry B L, magistrate, term expires 1895
Lineberry & Co, steam saw and planing mill
Lineberry B L, sec and treas and gen mgr Wood Mfg and Milling Co
Matton Miss Nettie G, teacher in Trinity College High School
Meams Emma, teacher
McCanless A L, physician
Parker Benson, boarding-house
Parker Benson, merchant, sec and treas and bus mgr Trinity Broom Works
Payne David M, merchant, flour and corn mill
Parker B, general merchant
Parker D Reid, physician
- Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Pepper C M, retired minister M E Church, South
TRINITY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL, Rev J F Heit- man, head master
White J J, teacher White J C, teacher
Woosley J E, pastor Randolph Circuit, M E Church, South
UHLA,
Cedar Grove Township, is a new postoffice, and is reported at 11 population. M. R. Moffitt, postmaster.
Flag Spring Methodist Protestant Church
Moffitt M R, general merchant, five miles south of Asheboro Presnell Uriah, general merchant
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VELNA,
In Brower Township, is a new postoffice. Population, 11. Rinsey Leonard, postmaster.
WHEATMORE,
Trinity Township, is a new postoffice. Thos. J. Finch, post- master. Population, 23.
Church, Missionary Baptist
Everhart Thomas, steam saw mill
Gray John W (Thomasville), steam saw mill
Gray McKendrie, stave factory
Steam saw mill, Mr Elliott, of Thomasville
Underwood M F, magistrate, term expires 1893
WHITE HOUSE,
Cedar Grove Township, is seven and one-half miles south- west of Asheboro, and has an estimated population of 27. Near this place lived Col. Andrew Balfour, who was,killed by David Fanning and other Tories on Sabbath morning, March 10, 1782, in the presence of his sister Tibbie and little daugh- ter. Col. Balfour lived in a large log house, old colonial style. He was a true Scotch patriot, and died a martyr to the cause of American liberty. The old rock spring-house is still stand- ing, and just across the public road, down the spring branch, was seen a broad and beautiful meadow. Levi T. Branson is postmaster at White House.
Bettie McGee gold mine, (not operated at present)
BUCKEYE GOLD MINING CO (Branson mine), John T Cramer, of Thomasville, gen mgr; telegraph and express offices, Asheboro. This property was lately bought of Eli Branson's heirs, and capitalized at $60,000 Cox Elwood, Friends minister
Cramer John T (Thomasville), gen mgr Buckeye Gold Min- ing Co
Doub Mrs and others, of Greensboro, N C, own the Doub gold mine, near White House p o
GLEWIS JOHN B, owns the Hannah's creek gold mine (500 acres), operated successfully before the war Hapwell Friends Church
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High Pine Wesleyan Meth Church, Thos Sechrest, pastor Johnson Harris & Sons, steam saw mill Miller & Co, steam saw mill
Phillips J L, magistrate, term expires 1895
Rush Z F Sr, owns the Rush gold mine, (not now regularly worked)
Stuart John, magistrate, term expires 1899
Vuncannon Turner, shuttle block factory
WHY NOT,
Richland Township, ten miles south of Asheboro, on old plank road, was for many years the home of James Page, one of the best doorkeepers the world ever produced. This is a village of 37 people, in the midst of a pleasant timbered sec- tion of the county. Martin Cagle is postmaster.
Auman Dempsey, general merchant
Burroughs J P, teacher
Chisholm J F, magistrate, term expires 1899
Christian Union Church, John Lawrence, pastor
Crisco John R, deputy sheriff
Fair Grove Meth Prot Church, J H Stowe, pastor
New Centre Christian Church, Wesley Lawrence, pastor
New Hope (Aconite p o) Meth Prot Church, J A W Stowe, pastor
Potter shop, Evan Cole, proprietor
Parker G W, dry goods and groceries
Stowe J H, pastor of Asheboro circuit Meth Prot Church
Yow Henry, general merchant
Yow E R, magistrate, terin expires 1899
WOODFORD,
In Grant Township, south of Asheboro, is a new postoffice. Population, 13. Mrs. S. J. Brown, postmistress.
WORTHVILLE,
Franklinsville Township, on Deep river, two miles below Randleman, is a factory village of some 350 people. Mr. Allred, postmaster. This place is at the old crossing called Hopper's Ford, from Charles Hopper, who entered this land
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and located near the ford over one hundred years ago. The cotton factory here was built in 1881 by Dr. J. M. Worth and H. Worth. It is a magnificent building. The town is hand- somely laid out on the west side of Deep river, just below the mouth of Pole Cat creek. This site had never been improved before, but Worthville is already an honor to the county of Randolph and a living monument to the public spirit and enterprise of the men whose name and memory . it will long perpetuate.
Arnold J O, general merchant
Bethany Methodist Protestant Church .
Coble W C, grocer
Cedar Falls M P Church, G F Melloway, pastor Harper C E, general merchant
Hubbard C C, physician
Jackson H L, sup Worth Mfg Co, mill No 1
Jenkins A W, general store
Julian W R, teacher
McAlister J S, head bookkeeper for the Worth Mfg Co McMasters Cora, teacher
Melloway G F, pastor Cedar Falls Circuit, Meth Prot Church Osborne A M & Jenkins A W, grocers
Shaw R H, general merchant
SCARBORO H D, sec and treas Deep River Store Co THE WORTH MFG CO, (cotton), Dr J M Worth, pres Winslow S S, public school teacher
WORTH HAL M, sec and treas Worth Mfg Co, mills Nos 1 and 2
BRANSON HOUSE,
At the head of Fayetteville Street. . . . Next to Capitol Square.
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I North Carolina Car Company's Shops.
2 Cotton Factory.
3 Peace Institute.
4 Brooklyn Methodist Church.
5 Raleigh & Gaston New Roundhouse.
6 Johnson Street Depot.
7 Raleigh & Gaston Roundhouse Shops.
8 Second Presbyterian Church.
9 Murphey Graded School.
10 Baltimore United Oil Co.
11 St. Augustine P. E. Church (colored).
12 Raleigh & Gaston Car Shops.
13 Raleigh & Gaston Warehouses and General Offices.
14 North Carolina Deaf and Dumb Asylumn.
15 Cotton Yard and Compress. 16 Governor's Mansion.
17 Electric Railroad Power House.
18 Ellington. Royster & Co.
19 Edenton Street Methodist Church
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20 North Carolina Supreme Court. 39 Edwards 21 North Carolina Department of Agriculture. 40 National 22 Christian Church. 41 Market I
23 Church Sacred Heart (Roman Catholic). 42 Citizens
24 First Baptist Church. 43 Cotton O
25 Christ Church (P. E.). 44 U. S. Pos
26 Church Good Shepherd (P. E.). 45 County C
27 Central Methodist Church. 46 Commere
28 Colored Methodist Church. 47 Yarboroi
29 Plate Ice Factory. 48 Tobacco
30 Hargett Street Depot. 49 Garfield
31 Leach & Andrews' Ice Factory. jo Methodis
32 Allen & Cram's Machine Shop.
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36 Central Hotel. : 55 News an
37 Baptist Tabernacle.
56 Florence
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58 Stronach's Tobacco Warehouse.
59 Person Street Church.
60 Tobacco Warehouse.
61 Rex Hospital.
62 Raleigh Gas Light Co.
63 'Tobacco Warehouse.
64 Zion Methodist Church.
65 Deaf and Dumb Asylum (coloreet
66 Washington School (colored).
67 Congregational Church (colored).
68 St. John's Hospital.
69 Centennial Graded School.
70 Shaw University (colored). 71 Church (colored). 72 Mission Chapel.
73 Leonard Medical College.
74 Wagon Factory.
75 Branson House.
76 Raleigh Male Academy.
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CHURCHES.
(Names, Postoffices and Denominations.)
Church, Asheboro Meth Epis, South
Cedar Falls Church, Cedar Falls Meth Epis, South
Church, Staley Meth Epis, South
Church, Ramseur Meth Epis, South
Church, Franklinsville. Meth Epis, South
Concord, Foust's Mills Meth Epis, South
Concord, Farmers Meth Epis, South
Concord, Coleridge Meth Epis, South
Ebenezar, Gladesboro Meth Epis, South
Eleazer, Eleazer Meth Epis, South
Gilead, Defiance Meth Epis, South
Hopewell, Trinity College Meth Epis, South
NOTE .- This was the home church of Gen. Alexander Gray. In the beauti -. ful cemetery lie his remains, and also those of the Leaches, Hogans, Finches, Bransons, etc. It is about three miles west of Trinity College.
Mount Zion, Brown's Mills Meth Epis, South
Mount Olive, Erect Meth Epis, South
Mount Lebanon, Science Hill Meth Epis, South
Mount Vernon, Maud Meth Epis, South
Mount Tabor, Jackson's Creek Meth Epis, South
Naomi Falls, Randleman Meth Epis, South
New Lebanon, Science Hill Meth Epis, South
Old Union, New Market Meth Epis, South NOTE .~ At this church, it is said, the first camp-meeting in this State was held about 1801; church built 1786.
Pisgah, Pisgah Meth Epis, South
Pleasant Grove, Fullers Meth Epis, South
Prospect, Trinity College Meth Epis, South
Salem, Salem Church
Shepherd, Hoover Hill Meth Epis, South
Meth Epis, South
Saint Paul's, Randleman
Meth Epis, South
Union, Rachel Meth Epis, South
Salem (col) Meth Epis, South
Asheboro Church Meth Prot
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Bethany, Worthville
Meth Prot
Bethel, Brunswick
Meth Prot
Brower's, Asheboro.
Meth Prot
Cedar Falls, Cedar Falls
Meth Prot
Church, Liberty
Meth Prot
Davis Chapel, Spero Meth Prot 1 1 t
Fair Grove, Why Not
Meth Prot
Flag Spring, Uhla
Meth Prot
Flint Hill, Hoyle
Meth Prot
Level Cross, Level Cross
Meth Prot
Liberty Grove, Liberty
Meth Prot
Mt Lebanon, Randleman
Meth Prot
Mt Pleasant, Hoover Hill
Meth Prot
Mt Zion, Defiance Meth Prot I 1 1
New Hope, Aconite
Meth Prot
New Union, Science Hill
Meth Prot
Pleasant Hill, Fork Creek
Meth Prot
Salem, Ramseur Meth Prot 1
Archdale Church, Archdale Friends
Back Creek, Post Oak
Friends
NOTE .- Built in 1787, or earlier
Bethel
Friends
Hopewell, White House
Friends
Holly Springs, Buffalo Ford
Friends
Marlboro, New Market.
Friends
Oak Forest, Progress
Friends
Pine Ridge, Moffitt's Mills
Friends
Plainfield, Sophia
Friends
Science Hill, Mechanic
Friends
Uwharrie, Hill's Store
Friends
Caraway, Hoyle
Wesleyan Meth
Cedar Grove, Science Hill
Wesleyan Meth
High Pine, White House
Wesleyan Meth
Red Church, Mechanic
Afr Meth Epis Zion
Colored Church, Hill's Store
Afr Meth Epis
Mountain View, Caraway
Meth Epis, North
Church, Staley
Col Meth Epis
Friendship, Ramseur
Col Meth Epis
Antioch, Moffitt's Mills
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Christian Union, Why Not.
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Church, Liberty Christian
New Centre, Why Not Christian
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Parks' Cross Roads, Ramseur Christian
Patterson Grove, Soapstone Mount Christian
Pleasant Ridge, Empire. Christian
Pleasant Grove Church, Cheeks Christian
Shiloh, Moffitt's Mills Christian 1 4
Cedar Falls Church, Cedar Falls Miss Bap 1
Church, Fork Creek
Miss Bap
Church, Cedar Falls
Miss Bap
Church, Liberty
Miss Bap
Church, Ramseur
Miss Bap
Church, Randleman Miss Bap 1
Church, Wheatmore Miss Bap 1
Liberty Grove (col), Trinity College Miss Bap .
Moore's Chapel, Franklinsville. Miss Bap ·
Shady Grove, Staley Miss Bap
Sandy Creek (four miles west of Liberty) Prim Bap
NOTE .- This is said to be the oldest Baptist Church in the State.
Rock Hill, Science Hill Prim Bap
Calah, Buffalo Ford Presbyterian
Church, Asheboro Presbyterian
Salem Colored, Martha Congregational
NOTE .- The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, reports 3,500 members, and the Methodist Protestant Church reports 2,500 members in the county.
GOLD MINES.
Gold Prospect (The Burrow Mine), Asheboro,
Mrs Hannah McDowell
Gold (The Fisher), Asheboro B J Fisher
Gold Prospect (Jones' Mine) W H Moring, mgr
Hoover Hill Gold Mine, capitalized at $350,000 (supposed to be one of the richest mines in the County), Hoover Hill, Capt Joseph Parkin, mgr ____ T H Reading, mine clerk Keystone (Gold) Mining Co, Jones Mine, has been worked successfully
Herring Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O
Mr Lewis, Brooklyn, NY
Laughlin Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O W N Laughlin Pierce Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O Alfred Pierce Elder Hill or Brower Gold Mine, Jones Mine
P O; Delk Mine, Jones Mine P O; Miller Mine, Jones Mine P O Dr Alson Fuller Jones Gold Mines, Nos. 1 and 2, Jones Mine PO; Parish Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O; Kindley Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O (lately bought by a syndicate of North Caro- linians and Pennsylvanians)
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B W Hill Gold Mine, Jones Mine P O B W Hill Spencer Gold Mine, Fullers P O Mr Spencer Copple Gold Mine, Fullers P O Mr Stoupe, of Pa Rush & Redding Gold Mine, Hoover Hill PO
Kindley Gold Mine, Hoover Hill PO, lately sold by Stanley Redding
Northern company own a gold prospect near High Point Stafford Gold Mine, New Hope Academy James Shears
Griffin Mine, New Hope Academy .. Burwell Steed
Uwbarrie Gold Mine (not now operated), Strieby, Old North State Mining Co
Newby Gold Mine (not now in operation), Science Hill Nathan Newby's heirs
Gold (not in operation), Flower Hill B H Cox & Co Gold (Barker Mine), Flower Hill (not in opera- tion now), owned by. Levi Cox
Gold (Spoon Mine) (has been operated success- fully), Empire, owned now by Jo Spoon's heirs
Gold (has been operated successfully), Empire, Miss Elizabeth Porter
Gold (now being opened), Progress Lowe Brothers Gold prospect, Science Hill S H & John T Lowe
Gold prospect, Science Hill N M & SH Lowe Gold prospect, White House, Mrs Doub and others of Greens- boro, N C
Gold (Coltrane Mine), Caraway (was worked suc- cessfully some thirty years ago-pow dor-
mant), owned by ____ Jesse Coltrane, of Gladesboro, N C Gold (has been successfully operated, but now mant), Caraway. T J Redding Cagle Gold Mine, Gray's Chapel. George Cagle The Buckeye Gold Mining Co, White House, Hon L C Reeve, pres; Arthur L Reeve, sec and treas; John T Cramer, gen mgr; telegraph and express offices, Ashe- boro, N C
Little Jones Gold Mine, Jones Mine (now being operated), owned by -. David Lines & Co
Sawyer Gold Mine (formerly worked successfully; this mine has just been sold to Western Penn-
sylvania parties, who will at once develop and operate on an extensive scale), Caraway, T J Redding and others
Gold (The Julian), Cedar Falls Redding Brothers
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Gold (The Rush Mine), White House (not regu- Z F Rush, Sr larly worked)
Gold (The Hanner's Creek), White House (was operated successfully before the war), 500 acres, owned by. John B Gluyas
Gold prospect (formerly worked), near Asheboro, Nat Steed's heirs
Gold prospect (formerly worked), near Asheboro, Henry Davis's heirs, Jamestown
Gold (Davis Mountain Mine), Asheboro (now in operation) Worth & McAlister
Gold prospect, High Point, owned by a Northern company
Gold prospect, Trinity College Dr F C Frazier
Gold prospect, Trinity College Miss Sallie Frazier Gold prospect (not in operation), Archdale, Dr J M Tomlinson Gold prospect (not yet worked), Caraway P O, owned by Dr J M Tomlinson
Gold mine (prospect), Hill's Store Joseph Eddie
Gold mine (prospect), Mechanic. Henry Sanders
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
BURNS HOTEL, near court-house (livery and
feed stables in connection), Asheboro __ B B Burns, prop A B Covington, prop Ramseur Hotel, Ramseur
WALKER HOUSE HOTEL, Randleman, near depot, Mrs J O Walker, prop
HOTEL INGOLD, Randleman (near the busi-
ness centres of town). F N Ingold, prop
Boarding-house, Randleman Mrs A L Mendenhall
Boarding-house, Cedar Falls Saml Bristowe
Boarding-house, Trinity College Mrs Nannie Craven
Boarding-house, Trinity College Benson Parker Boarding-house, Trinity College J H Hogan Boarding-house, Trinity College Mrs Chas Hunley Boarding-house, Trinity College Mrs Prof L Johnson Boarding-house, Franklinsville Mrs J S Ritter
Boarding-house, Trinity College A F Eshelman
Boarding house, Ramseur W F Lane
Boarding-house, Randleman J F Kennett Boarding house, Asheboro Frank Speagles
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LAWYERS.
BLAIR J ADISON Asheboro
BRADSHAW GEORGE S Asheboro
BRITTON & SAPP Asheboro BRITTON JOHN T (Britton & Sapp) Asheboro HAMMER W C Asheboro
ROBBINS M S Asheboro
RUSH WILEY D Asheboro
SAPP O P (Britton & Sapp
Asheboro
MAGISTRATES.
Albright J E, Moffitt's Mills Term expires 1895
Bean J W, Spero.
Term expires 1897
Brown Nathaniel, Asheboro
Term expires 1897
Brown William, Randleman
Term expires 1897
Bryant S, Randleman
Term expires 1899
Burgess John H, Ramseur
Term expires 1897
Caviness John R, Cole's Store
Caviness J M, Cole's Store. Term expires 1895
Caudle James N, New Salem
Term expires 1897
Chisholm T L, Ramseur
Term expires 1899
Chisholm J F, Why Not.
Term expires 1899
Coltrane R L, Randleman
Term expires 1895
Cox Y H, Brown's Store
Term expires 1899
Cox S S, Kemp's Mill Term expires 1895
Cox Robert M, Pisgah Term expires 1895
Delk W J, Jackson's Creek
Term expires 1893
Elder W N, Maud
Term expires 1895
Finch A B, Hoover Hill
Term expires 1897
Foushee J M, Staley
Term expires 1895
Fox W P, Liberty
Term expires 1897
Graves Thomas S, Kemp's Mills
Term expires 1893
Green J M, Cape Term expires 1897
Hayworth D H, Moffitt's Mills Terin expires 1899
Ingold Fernando, Randleman. Term expires 1899
Ingram T W, Bombay
Term expires 1897
Johnson H M, Fork Creek Term expires 1895
Lewis W R, Hill's Store Term expires 1899
Lineberry B L, Trinity College Term expires 1895
Lowdermilk E, Fork Creek Term expires 1899
Lowe John T, Science Hill Term expires 1893
Luck A J, Central Falls
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Lyndon J F, New Hope Academy Term expires 1899
McAlister Jas S, Central Falls. Term expires 1899
McCain Hugh, Bulla Term expires 1895
McMasters D G, Farmers Term expires 1893
Miller James, Caraway Term expires 1895
Moffitt Hugh T, Moffitt's Mills Term expires 1895
Moffitt John T, Asheboro
Term expires 1895
Newby B F, Asheboro
Term expires 1899
Owen W F, Erect Term expires 1895
Parks Hugh, Franklinsville
Term expires 1895
Phillips J P, Noise
Term expires 1895
Phillips J L, White House
Term expires 1895
Phillips L C, Eden
Term expires 1899
Presnell Uriah, Asheboro
Term expires 1897
Prevo W A, Farmers
Term expires 1895
Pugh A S, Asheboro
Term expires 1895
Pugh J W, Millboro
Term expires 1897
Rachel E G, Pinson
Term expires 1895
Routh D A, Millboro Term expires 1899
Rush Z F, Asheboro. Term expires 1899 1
Rush Wm H, Randolph Term expires 1895
Smith L H, Liberty Term expires 1895
1 Steed A A, Randleman Term expires 1899
Steele T J, New Salem Term expires 1895
Stuart John, White House Term expires 1899
Underwood M F, Wheatmore Term expires 1893
Yarborough W B, Farmers Term expires 1893
York E L, Central Falls Term expires 1893
Yow E R, Why Not
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The Randleman Mfg Co, including the Quinn Mill, O W Carr, pres; J H Ferree, sec and treas; J O Pickard, sup; capital stock, $100,000; surplus, $92,000 ; raw ma- terial, 3,000 bales cotton a year; products, 4,000,000 yds plaids; 250 hands; wages per day, 43 cents; shipping point, express and telegraph offices. Randleman The Plaidville Mfg Co, J H Ferree, sec and treas ; J O Pick- ard and S G Newlin, directors; capital stock, $50,000; material used annually, 600,000 pounds yarn ; products, 3,500,000 yards plaids; 125 hands; average wages per day, 60 cents; shipping point, express and telegraph offices Randleman
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RANDOLPH COUNTY
Powhattan Mfg Co, O R Cox, pres; Jas E Walker, sec and treas ; $30,000 capital stock; 224,500 pounds yarn an- nually; 1,300,000 yards colored cotton goods; shipping point, express and telegraph offices. Randleman Naomi Falls Mfg Co, capital stock, $108,550; S Bryant, treas; Amos Gregson, sup; raw material used annually, 2,200, bales cotton ; 3,000,000 yards plaids, checks and stripes, and 600,000 seamless bags; 225 hands; wages, ----; shipping point, express and telegraph offices, Randleman Randleman Hosiery Mill, capital stock, $3,000; A N Bulla, sup; L A Spencer, sec and treas; S G Newlin, partner ; raw material used annually, 50,000 pounds yarn; 30,000 dozen pairs hose and half hose; number hands, 40; av- erage wages, 60 cents per day ; shipping point, express and telegraph offices Randleman The Worth Mfg Co (mill No 1), J M Worth, pres; Hal M Worth, sec and treas; H L Jackson, sup; capital stock, $100,000; raw material used annually, 2,500 bales of cotton ; gross products, 3,000,000 yards sheeting, 300,000 salt and grain bags; shipping point, express and tele- graph offices, Millboro and Randleman; 135 hands; $22,000 pay-roll per year. Worthville The Worth Mfg Co (mill No 2), J M Worth, pres; Hal M Worth, sec and treas; J M Fowler, sup; capital stock, $100,000; gross material used annually, 2,000 bales of cotton ; gross products, 1,800,000 yards of plaids, 300,000 pounds of warps; shipping point, express and telegraph offices, Millboro; 150 hands; $23,000 pay-roll yer year ; Central Falls
Cedar Falls Mfg Co (incorporated 1877), capital stock, $75,000; Dr J M Worth, pres ; O R Cox, sec and treas and sup of mill; 75 hands; average pay per day, 40 cents; raw material used annually, 1,800 bales cotton; products, 720,000 pounds of warps and fillings_ Cedar Falls Franklinville Mfg Co, capital stock, $60,000 (incorporated); Hugh Parks, pres; Benjamin Moffitt, sec and treas; W C Russell, sup; raw material used annually, 1,500 bales of cotton; products, 600,000 bags and 150,000 lbs of warps; number of hands, 180; average wages per day, 60 cents. Franklinville Randolph Mfg Co, capital stock, $30,000; surplus, $15,000 (incorporated 1862); John D Williams (of Fayetteville) is pres; Hugh Parks, sec and treas; J A Luther, sup; raw material used annually, 850 bales of cotton ; products,
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