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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1894
Page
3
The Press Association forbids lower rates and will charge not less than five cents per line for cards of thanks notices of respect and obituary notices. churches and society items and other revenue sources will also be billed at five cents per line.
To our subscribers we announce a lower price for the Mirror and call for advance payments for the coming year. The paper promises a first class publication and asks for a liberal response.
Judge Connor remains a stock holder in the new News and Observer publisher. J T McCraw to open a grocery on Tarboro Street, B R Tyson moves to the old McCraw Nurney stand on Tarboro Street, Captain Killett bad luck with turnips, planted before rains but crops near his cotton patch.
Mrs Sarah E Clark wife of Wm T Clark died at her residence last Wednesday evening about 9 o clock. Cause likely heart failure she was born January 7 1834 and was well known. Her death is deeply regretted by friends and the bereaved husband and children receive sympathy.
The quote portrays a firm, unapologetic figure nicknamed Old Newt as a dominant force in political discourse, emphasizing a bold, confrontational approach and a wish for global calm after asserting power.
A promotional text touts Ripans Tabules as a superior remedy for stomach and liver disorders. It asserts that one tabule provides relief and cure, dismissing other brands as inferior.
Last Friday night a severe storm tore through the neighborhood. Trees were uprooted, acres of cotton were destroyed, and a negro cabin on Bryant Rice's plantation burned to the ground. Occupants escaped unharmed but stunned by the blaze.
Miss Lizzie Crowell of Wilson New York visits editor in Belmar and is daughter of Hon J W Crowell Wilson County sheriff. Miss E H Bartine a Wilson Collegiate Institute teacher visits Belmar en route to Loch Arbor for a fortnight with her niece Mrs Reading of Trenton.
Our Washington Letter reports the Senate House tariff talks failing to reach terms acceptable to a Senate majority. A Democratic House caucus will decide whether to accept the Senate bill as is. The measure cuts duties 30 percent and favors agriculture, with many items on the free list and big cuts in coal, iron, and textiles.
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