The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-06-17
NEW INDUSTRIES.

Manufacturers Record.l
Salisbury. D. Small has started
a brick-yard
Siler Clty-The erection of a cotton
factory is agitated
Mt. GiI7ed-G. w. McAuley ex-
poets to develop gold mine.
La Grange-D N. Stanton contem-
plates erecting canning factory.
Monroe.-The issuance of bonds for
town Improvement is contemplated.
Ashevillo-The Riverside Park has
been sold, it is reported, for $40, 1000.
Lumberton-J. E. Carlyle has re-
built his distillery recently reported
as burned.
Franklinville-J. w. Tippet &
Henson will erect a saw mill, as stated
in last issue.
Murfreesboro-E. G. Worrell con-
templates establishing a hoop and
shingle factory.
Madison--J. II. Sink and Lucian
Hine will locate, it is reported, saw
mill near Madison.
New Berne-C. J. Schelky will
erect a saw and planning mill, as re-
ported in last issue.
Salem-The Salem Hosiery Mill
will add, it is reported, new knitting
machinery to its mill.
Warsaw-An effort is being made
to organize stock company to estab-
lish canning factory.
Durham An electric,light plant
will be put in Trinity College, referred
to elsewhere in this issue.
Monroe-Hart, Greene & Co., oper-
ating a saw mill, have added planning
and matching machinery.
Burlington-The Elmira Cotton
Mills have put in, it is stated, a spin
ming frame and 2O8 spindles.
Cabarrus County-It is reported
that new milling machinery will be
placed at the Reid gold mine.
Charlotte-T. J. McCord and James
Axiom are reported as developing
gold mine near Sifford's Ferry.
Rowan County-It is reported that
Northern parties have purchased the
Hunnycut mine and will develop.
Cabarrus County Northern par
ties have parchase /, it is reported, the
two Isenhour mines and will develop.
Granite Falls-The Russell Manu-
featuring Go. has erected, it is re
ported, a sash, door and blind factory.
Trenton-T. J. Whitaker and
others contemplate esta blishing can
ming factory upon the cooperative
plan.
Williamston-J.- G. Williams is
organizing a stock company to erect
the furniture factory mentioned in
last issue.
Oxford-Adams & Scott have let
contract, it is reported, for a prize
tobacco factory to be four stories,
4Ox12O feet.
Bynum- Chatham Cotton
Mills, it is reported, has put new lap
pers, spoilers, etc, in it's mill and will
add spinning machinery.
Raleigh-The Farmers Alliance
and Knights of Labor will erect and
operate, it is reported, a smoking to,
bacco factory in Raleigh.
Flat Creek-Natt Atkinson & Son,
of Asheville, lately mentioned, have
optioned 5000 acres of iron ore land
and are opening up mine.
Saljsbury-The Farmers Alliance
is considering the location of fertil-
izer factory near Salisbury. J. F.
Stansill can give information.
WiImington-DeLancy Evans has
erected the saw mill referred to in
last issue, and will probably add
shingle machinery and dry-kilns.
La Grange-Nearly all the capital
stock has been subscribed to build the
cotton factory previously mentioned.
D. NJ Stanton can give particulars.
AsheviIle-A brick plant with a
capacity of Is NJ brick daily has been
established, also a rock quarry opened,
upon the Vanderbilt estate near Ashe-
vile.
Salisbury-The Salisbury Land &
Improvement Go. has been organized
by R. J. Holmes, Kerr Craige, F. B.
Arendell and others. The capital
stock is 100000.
Greensboro-The Union Land Co.
has been organized with ]. Van Lind
ley, president; G. S. Sergeant, vice
president; W. R. Burgess, secretary
and treasurer, to deal in real estate