Wilson News Highlights Local Growth and Key Deaths
Wilson society reports new prize houses and planned developments by Land and Improvement Co. Nash Court attendance grows as J W Hawkins dies in Louisburg. Civil projects include 350 convicts on a Fayet teville shortcut and a Confederate monument base ready by June. Several prominent locals, including Mrs Rosa Applewhite and Dr E K Wright, plan houses and business ventures in Rocky Mount and Wilson. A meteor sighting, railroad leadership talk, and social notes finish the roundup.
Paris designers join New York and Paris Young Ladies Fashion Bazar
New York hosts fourteen Parisian gown designers arriving on the La Bourgogne to contribute exclusively to a fashion magazine. They promise color designs with clear material, cutting, and fitting instructions to help women tailor perfect gowns at home. Paris remains the leader in fashion, say the designers, who aim to teach American ladies through the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
la Bourgogne
Paris
Young Laadies Fashion Bazar
Astor
Vanderbilts
Cleveland
Marshall O. Roberts
Eugenie
America
Young Ladies
Death of Maj. W. A. Hearne After Tracheotomy
The Twin City Sentinel reports Maj. W. A. Hearne suffered a threatening throat illness causing suffocation. A tracheotomy was performed as a last resort and he initially improved, but he died on Saturday. North Carolina loses a brave, esteemed journalist and son.
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Ed Exum
Wayne County
Maj. W. A. Hearne
Twin City
North Carolina
Wilson land sale under King estate notice
By decree of the Superior Court of Wilson County E. E. Britton as administrator of Dr R. W. King sells at Wilson Court House on Saturday May 23 1891 a lot at Green and Pine Streets adjoining Gardner Heirs and Baptist Church. Terms include one fourth cash with balance due December 1 1891 and eight percent interest on deferred payments. FE Britton administrator F A Woodard attorney for plaintiff.
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Superior Court
Wilson County
E. E. Britton
R. W. King
B. B. Freeden
Court House
Wilson
Green and
Pine Streets
Gardner
Baptist Church
FE. E. Britton
A. Woodard
Administrators Notice for Estate of Gay Cobb Deceased
Notice to all persons indebted to the estate of Gay Cobb deceased to come forward and pay in full by April 27 1892 or be pleaded in fat of their recovery. April 27 1801 J. D. Bardin administrator C. T. A.
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Gay Cobb
J. D. Bardinot
Dr Worthington Cholera Mixture North Carolina discovery
Baltimore company promotes Dr Worthington Cholera Mixture as endorsed by eminent medical men in the United States and Europe. Confederate and Egyptian army surgeons praise its reputation and claim it cures bowel afflictions, diarrhea, dysentery, colic, summer complaint in children, rheumatism, neuralgia, and piles.
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Charles A Vogeler Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
United States
Europe
S. P. Moore
Confederate States Army
Worthington
Edward Warren
South
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Grand Old Mountains
A Land and Improvement Co
Nash Court
J. W. Hawkins
Phil. B. Hawkins
Louisburg
Fayettville
the Railway Commission
Corinne Barnes
Maj. Weaver
Gen. Hoke
The
North Carolina Railroad
W. F. Kornegay
Goldsboro
Dr. Satchwell
Pender
Raleigh
West End
Rosa Applewhite
Dunn Central Times
W. C. Taylor
Whitakers
Dr. Herring
Rocky Mount
Hato Rocky Mount
Mary Gold
E. K. Wright
Ash and
Goldsboro Streets
Ife
Goldsboro Argus
Ellie Stallings
Evangelist Butt
Mr. Johnson
Methodist Church
Suny
Ir. Linehan
Sue Bardin Sanders
Dunn
Stevens of
Clinton
W. S. Herbert
Newly Free Press
Willie Dill
G. W. Dill
Morehead City
Cape Fear
Sarah A. Elliott
Oxford
W. G. Elliott
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Tom Emory
Great Falls
Roanoke River
Weldon
C. W. Davis
E. H. Davis
Dr.worthington
Dr. Worthington Southern Manufacturing Company
Baltimore, Md
A. W. Rowland
Druszist
Wilson N.C
A. Branch
J.C. Hales
A. P. Branch
Berewer & Inst Hrei
Fryars Bottled Beer
Fryar
J. LT. Fryar
J. Ft. Cobb & Company
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