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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1894
Page
3
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A garbled local notice page reports births and congratulations for a fine boy, a postponed sale date to December 22, 1894, and absences of several commissioners for state and Methodist conferences. It notes county bonds issuance and inductions, plus absences of Mr and Mrs Rountree and Warren due to illness, with ongoing schedule changes for the Wattist State Convention and Parham meeting.
An early 20th century brief notes a Merchant Carnival at the Episcopal church held during a week of entertainment to aid a charitable effort. The event features stalls and performances aimed at raising funds for a community project.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a baby show and Christmas bazaar with entries for small children. It mentions two test entries and a tentative plan for a talent event and stalls, with organizers inviting participants to register.
The Concord Times applauds Wilson editor and lecturer Henry Blount for his Friday night talk in Concord titled Beyond the Alps Lies Italy. About 100 attendees enjoyed a rich, humorous and eloquent address praised as among the best ever delivered locally.
The Jew Baptist church in Wilson filled its new edifice during the Sunday service though the structure is not yet finished. Pastor Dr. Mundy led revival efforts and oversaw the building, working with selfless devotion amid family sickness and community hindrances.
In a playful exchange, the speaker described awe and emotion as a barque sailed the seas. George offered a contrary take and recited a whimsical verse about a night at his darling’s house with a restless dog in the yard and a bark in the seize.
The original Swedish Quartet will perform in Wilson on December 13 to benefit the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. It has strong press praise and is highly recommended. The community is urged to attend and support a worthy cause with generous patronage.
County teachers gathered in the Wilson Graded School chapel and organized the Wilson County Teacher's Association. Prof. James W. Ways elected president, Mrs. Winstead vice president, and Supt. Geo. W. Connor secretary. Next meeting set for Elm City, first Saturday in January at 10:30. All interested in school work invited.
A lyrical meditation describes autumn scenery and nature’s beauty. The voice reflects on God’s creation from harvest to twilight, imagining angels, Zion imagery, and the painterhood of nature while vowing to learn from divine artistry and return home in peaceful rest.
A satirical piece argues the Democratic party will die only when a string of absurd conditions occurs, mocking populist fears. It lists impossible scenarios involving animals, objects, and social norms as supposed signs of collapse. The tone is lampooning and period newspaperish.
A decree of the Superior Court of Wilken County orders a sale at the court house door in Whiteville on December 15 to settle a lien. The property lies on Nasho and Spring streets in Wilsonon near the EH Mercer Aimbothers lot, formerly owned by the Barnes estate. Terms require balance paid with six months interest at 3 percent. FG CONOR. Admit Dr Edwin Maris, dec. NOP. 24.
Notice describes a December 1894 sale of Lot No. 4 and vacant land on Pine and Pines streets near Rowntree Farm. The sale lists payments: one third cash and the balance in one and two years with interest, secured by mortgage. Terms include specific parcels, dwelling improvements, and various prices and conditions for bidders and buyers.
For sale two dairy breeds Jersey and Guernsey cows and young stock male or female. All stock guaranteed true to breed and milk yield. Address W A Thigpen Conetoe North Carolina.
On Friday October the Wilson Concertate Institute in Wilson North Carolina will auction the personal property of the late Prof Silas Warren. Items include furniture carpets clocks beds chairs tables stoves chandeliers lamps and household goods plus farm tools and crops. Terors cash. P Simpson Administrator. Oct 5 94.
By decree of the Superior Court W E Yelverton administrator of Dr H D Lucas deceased will sell at the Court House door Wilson NC on December 24 151 the following tracts in Black Creek Township Wilson County One tract on east side of Wilmington Weldon R R containing about 15 acres More tracts include Buck Teasley lot and other parcels totaling about 40 acres also a 11 acre tract on south side of Wilson Fayetteville R R and a 1 acre parcel. Sale subject to widow dower and infant homestead rights. Terms cash. W E Yelverton Admr June F Brunos Atty Com This Nov 20 PSO t
In the Court of Tsen County on September 24, IS4, Bardin Joyner and others through A L Taylor and wife will sell at the horse door in Wilson on the coming January day. The sale concerns one tract of land in Black Creek township adjoining Al Woodart and Kila M Taylor, known as the Bie cerson tract, to pay debts of Ay Gr Brooks. Cash. Commissioner signs.
Having qualified as administrator of John Barnes deceased late of Wilson County New York this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned or his attorney on or before the 25th day of October 1st or this notice will be plead to that of their recovery. All persons having claims to said estate will please make immediate settlement. Koe sees Administrator John Parton Attorney Athens.
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Pursuant to a Superior Court decree in the case of Connor et al v Robert Raper et al, the first Monday in December is set for public sale before the Court House door in Wilson. The lands include several tracts in Spring Hill and Wilson townships totaling about 100 acres plus smaller parcels described by adjoining owners. Terms cash.
Executor John W. Mathews notifies all claimants against Noel Matthews of Wilson County North Carolina to present claims by November 10, 1595 or be barred. Creditors must also settle any debts promptly with the estate. Attorneys John Breion and Ot. H. Brien signed the notice dated November 1895.
By two Superior Court decrees in the Amy Hinnant et al case the court orders a public sale at the Wilson North Carolina courthouse door on Monday December 16 1d for a parcel at the corner of Vatco Street and Maplewood Avenue adjoining Mrs J J McCraw and W B Weaver known as the Tilluan McGiowan dot containing about one half acre cash terms Stevens Com SoUs Four Uton Att y
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