The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-02-04

Crayen-One knitting mill, operas-
ing ZIG machines, manufactures ho-
| siery.
| Cumberland-Four cotton. two knit
| ting and one silk mill. operating ST.
| i24 spindles, 1854 looms and 81 ma
chimes, manufacture plaids. sheetings,
shirtings. cottonade. bags. warps,
| yarns, hosiery and silk.
| Davidson-Two cotton mills operat-
| ing 24.336 spindies and 720 looms. man
ufactures white and colored goods and
| print cloths.
| Davie--One cotton mill, operating
| 39.168 srindles and 1 ,2ss looms, manu-
| features sheeting and drilling.
| Durbam-Six cotton and one knit
ting mill, operating 103, ,5SS spindles, o.
b25 looms and $40 machines, Manufac-
ture sheetings. chambrays. muslins.
white goods, rope, bags, twine and ho-
| siery.
| Edgecombe-Two cotton and one
knitting mill. operating $50 spindles,
200 looms and 134 machines, Iaanufac-
lures warps. yarns, hosiery and under
| wear.
Forsyth-Two cotton, two wooden
and nine knitting mills, operating 16.-
872 spindles, APT looms and 499 ma
chimes, manufactures jeans, cassimeres,
| sheetngs, shirtings, woolen goods and
| hosiery.
| Franklin-One cotton mill. operating
| 6,44S spindles, manufactures warps and
yarns
| Gaston-Twenty-n cotton mills,
operating 1854 spindles and 4,02S
looms, manufactures shirting, plaids,
| sheetings, warps, dress goods and
yarns.
Granville-One cotton mill, operating
6,120 spindles, manufactures yarns.
| Guilford-Seven cotton, one finishing
and one carpet mill, operating 1854
! spindles and 2,026 looms, manufactures
piaids, ginghams, colored cottons,
| checks, yarns, twine and carpets.
| Hallifax-Three cotton, six knitting
and one silk MILL operating 20,992
| spindles, 838 looms and 321 machines,
manufactures cotton damask, domes-
toics, underwear, hosiery and silks.
Haywood-One woolen mill, operat-
ing 264 spindles and looms, manu-
| factures jeans, fannels, cassimeres
! and yarns.
Iredell-Three cotton mills, operat-
| ing 25,340 spindles and 565 looms,
| manufacture shirtings, sheetings and
yarns.
Johnston-Two cotton mills, opera
| ting 1O,120 spindles, manufactures
yarns.
Lenoir-One cotton and one knit
| ting mill, operating 10000 spindles
| and 140 machines, manufactures yarns
and hosiery.
Lincoln-Nine cotton, one knitting
| and one woolen mill, operating 4s,156
| spindles and IS machines, manufac-
| lures warps and yarns, cassimeres.
blankets and hosiery.
Mecklenburg- cotton and
| three knitting mills, operating 1922
100 spindles, 3,16O looms and 255 ma
| chimes, manufacture ginghams, sheet
ings, white goods, hosiery, towels,
| backbands, sash cords, earps ana
yarns.
Montgomery-Three cotton mills,
operating 1928 spindles and ZIG looms
and manufacture yarns and sheeting.
MoOre-Three cotton mills. operat-
| ing 14,164 spindles and $50 looms,
manufacture yarns and sheeting.
Nash-One cotton mill, operating
| $4,000 spindles, manufacture warps
and yarns.
New Hanover-Two cotton mills,
operating 1875 spindles and $50
looms, manufacture colored shirtings.
Orange-Two cotton and one knit
| ting mill, operating 16,O32 spindles
| and AZ machines, manufacture yarns
and hosiery.
Pasquotank-One cotton and one
knitting mill, operating 10000 spin
dies and 1877 machines. manufacture
yarns and hosiery.
Person-One cotton mill, operating
5,O16 spindles, manufacture yarns.
Pitot-One knitting mill, operating
| 81 machines, manufactures ribbed un-
derwear
Polk-One knitting mill, operating
116 machines, manufactures hosiery.
Randolph-Nine cotton and two
knitting mills, operating 52,230 spin.
dies, 2,213 looms and 60 machines,
manufacture colored cottons, shirtings,
| plaids, sheetings, cottonades, bags,
hosiery, warps, yarns.
Richmond-Six cotton and one knit
ting mill. Operating 58.328 spindles
| and 1912 looms, manufacture cheviots,
plaids, shirtings, warps and yarns
Robeson-One cotton mill, operat-
ing 1924 spindles, manufactures
yarns.
Rockingham-Eight cotton and two
| woolen mills, operating 110,S56 spin
dies and 2,340 looms, manufacture
plaids, checks, settings, colored cot
| tons, blankets and woolen goods.
T Rowan-Five cotton and one knit
! ting mill, operating $3.50 spindles,
996 looms and 40 machines, manufac-
ture ginghams, sheetings, cheviot,
| hosiery, warps and yarns.
Rutherford-Four cotton mills, op-
Grating 106,320 spindles and 2,276
| looms, manufacture sheetings, print
goods, warps and yarns.
Scotland-Five cotton mills, operat-
ing 26,496 spindles, manufacture yarns.
Stanly-Three cotton and two knit
toing mills, operating 5S,696 spindles
and 442 machines, manufacture yarns,
clothes lines, etc.
Surry-Two cotton and two wooden
mills, operating 7,4S4 spindles and SO
looms, manufacture blankets, f1annels,
jeans, warps and yarns.
Un1on-TwO cotton mills, operating
1890 spindles, manufacture yarns.
Vance-Two cotton mills, operating
31,144 spinodles and ZIG looms, manu-
facture sheetings and yarns.
Wake-Five cotton and three knit
ting mills, operating 47.176 spindles,
1908 looms and 211 machines, manu-
| facture ginghams, colored goods,
sheetings, yarns, hosiery and under
wear.
Wayne-Two cotton mills, operating
12,600 spindles and ITO looms, manu-
facture sheetings and yarns.
Wilson-One cotton mill, operating
$3.50 spindles, manufactures yarns.