The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-05-20

Burgaw-Creamery-R. l. Durham
is erecting a creamery.
Carthage-Distillery-A. G. Kelly
& Go. will erect turpentine still.
Burgaw-Brick and Tile Works
J. F. Johnston is erecting brick and
tile works.
Washington-Canning Factory
H. W. McGrath & Co. are erecting a
canning factory.
South Washington-Canning Fac
tory-D. J. Mcmillan is erecting a
canning factory.
Rockingham-Electric Light Plant
There is talk Of establishing an
electric light plant.
Willard Canning Factory-E NJ
Johnson and R. J. Mcmillan are erect
ing canning factory.
Salisbury-Gold Mine "A 10 stamp
mill will be erected, it is reported, at
the Stanly Freehold mines.
Burgaw Canning Factory-The
Farmers Alliance Of Fender county
is erecting a canning factory.
Southport-The Southport Land &
Improvement Co. has been organized
with a capital stock Of 100000.
Mount Airy-Tobacco Factory
Prather & Whitlock, it is reported,
will enlarge their tobacco factory.
Carthage--Canning Factory-A.
V. Dockery is erecting canning and
picking factory, as recently stated.
Hickory-The Hickory Manufac-
turing Co., has been incorporated as
a stock company with capital of
$4,000.
Cumberland Electric Light Plant
The Cumberland Mills will pct in a
plant with capacity for $50 incandes
cent electric lights.
Kings Mountain-Tannery-L. A.
Thornburg and J. B. Rhyme have
purchased site and will establish, it
is reported, tannery.
Davidson College-Cotton Factory
The company operating the Liver
pool cotton factory is reported as
about to erect an addition.
Goldsboro--Cotton Factory. Efforts
are being made to organize stock
company to establish cotton factory
upon the cooperative plan.
misunderstanding Works-C. W.
Wynn will organize stock company,
it is reported, for the manufacture of
his patent ice cream freezer.
Observation-Disclosures Factory-W.
L. Caldwell & Co. contemplate, it is
stated, erecting one OF the tobacco
factories mentioned in last issue.
Troy-Gold Mines-It is reported
that at $l,OOO,OO0 stock company has
been organized to develop the Worth,
Saunders and adjoining gold mines.
Waynesville-Insulator Pin Fac
tory-F. T. Hyatt will start the locust
insulator pin factory mentioned in
last issue, and has purchased machin-
cry.
Morganton-Electric Light Plant
The town of Morganton will erect an
electric light plant within the next 80
days. T. [. Gillian can give informa-
tion.
Nashville-Gold Mine-A Hender-
son syndicate has purchased, it is re-
ported, gold mine in Nash county,
near the Arlington mine, for $780,
600.
Asheville-Chair Factory-E. F.
Kizer and W. J. Cobb, of Monroeton,
Pa, are reported as contemplating the
removal of their chair factory to Ashe-
vile.
Maiden-Lime Works-D. NJ. & L.
A. Carpenter purchased the lime prop
erty mentioned in last issue (under
Lincolnton), and will probably put in
machinery.
Winston-Brick-yard-The Win
ston Brick & Tile Co. has been organ
lied by w. T. Carter and B. J. Shep,
pard, mentioned in last issue, to
start brick-yard.
Aberdeen-Planing mill, etc.-The
Tarbell Lumber Co., of Southern
Pines, is erecting planning mill, and
contemplates adding a grist mill and
machine repair shop.
Durham-Ice Factory. S. Carr,
J. T. Mallory, G. NJ Herndon and
others are said to be interested in the
company mentioned in last issue as
to erect an ice factory.
Wagon Factory-George
E. Nissen & Co. will rebuild their
wagon factory mentioned in last issue
as probably to be enlarged, and put
in additional machinery.