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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1894
Page
5
The issue highlights premium offers for the American Farmer and Wilson advertisers. James Blark and Mrs. Allen recover, while George Stall and others pursue writings, lectures, and art commissions. The Confederate veterans plan a reunion on the 23rd and Dr. Harmon will visit Wilson for eye care.
A cultured North Carolinian now in St Louis writes to Henry Blount praising his genius and fame. He notes fame may come late and credits Blount for escaping narrow North Carolina environments to reach lofty heights with works like Italy beyond the Alps.
A tribute notes the sudden death of Lon J. Moore of Newbern’s daughter after a revival pledge. The community extends sympathy as the young woman died in sleep after a blessed moment of faith. Various local residents are listed as visiting or traveling in Wilson, Raleigh, Washington and Nashville.
On a Saturday afternoon near Black Creek, J F Benton shot and killed Wiley Dickerson a sub-tenant on the Joyner farm after a dispute over corn deliveries. Benton and an associate fled the county leaving Dickerson's family dependent on his labor. Authorities vow vigorous pursuit.
The dispersary law enforcement in South Carolina sparks deadly clashes as constables Pepper and McLendon are killed along with civilians Norman and Redmond. Citizens seize arms in Florence while three Columbia state troops disband rather than comply, signaling looming disorder.
Mrs Languish complains of constant fatigue while Mrs Smart shares her renewed energy after using Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine. The ad urges readers to try Ayer's, noting the product should be purchased confidently to avoid poor imitations.
Mrs W B Hill promotes Music and Voice Culture and urges readers to study her ad. Wallace Batchelor’s saloon offers drinks and goods with a welcoming host, while Hargrave offers seeds for sowing near the Postoffice with fresh varieties for gardeners ready to plant.
A remarkable account notes Charles F. Crisp being appointed to high office without application or endorsement, followed by his candid declination to accept a Senate vacancy. The text speculates Crisp could become Senate presiding officer and vice president, calling the situation a surprising national event.
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