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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1894

Page

5

Local business changes at Wilson see new shops and expansions

Wallace Batchelor extends platform to accommodate rising passenger depot traffic. J D Wells and A Morris near completion of new buildings. J C Hadley forms partnership to run hardware and dry goods under Barnes Davis. Vld Rountree Stand renamed with Young Brothers. Herbert Rountree to run. Fulcher sells stock. Howard Son Ellis to open general mercantile. Winstead enhances gallery with ladies room and refined parlor.

Vld Rountree Herbert Rountree Nda Rountree Fulcher

Opening of the Spring Term at Wilson Collegiate Institute

An advertisement invites patrons to the Wilson Collegiate Institute for the spring term. It praises the school as the best in the state for youth education and welfare under Mr Warren and Mrs Shepherd with Miss Bartine and Cheatham as staff. Boarders find a home with Mr Warren.

Goldsboro Wilson Lizzie Kirby Mattie Lee Emma Grant S. A. Woodward Woodward Criterion Dramatic Club Boston Prairie Rose Collegiate Institute Warren Profleet Shepherd Bartine Hamme Cheatham

Fragmentary note on Golds women and Christmas play

A garbled excerpt references young ladies from Golds and a Christmas play. The text hints at a man observing or mentioning the scene, but details and context are missing.

Golds Galde Tn Cllows

Factory Superintendent Fires Twice in Saturday Shooting

Nuttall the factory superintendent shot at and struck Richard Bassett twice Saturday night. He claims he fired a pistol but only to the ground. A man with such responsibility over many workers should conduct himself better in our civilized community.

Nuttall Richard Bassett

Centennial Session Honors St Johns Lodge No 1 In Wilmington

The Grand Lodge of Masons held an annual session in Wilmington to celebrate the Centennial of St John s Lodge No 1. A. M. Waddell gave a historical address, a banquet was served at the Orton, and an river excursion followed by speeches from F. M. Move of Joseph Warren No 92. Delegates from Mt. Lebanon No 117 Toisnot No 298 Morningstar No 85 and others attended and enjoyed the hospitality.

Grand Lodge of Masons Wilmington St. John’s Lodge No Grand Lodge A. M. Waddell St. John’s Lodge Orton Old Ocean Mt. Lebanon E.M. Nadal N. F. Webb Joseph Warren W. N. Applewhite Toisnot W. L. Grimmer Morningstar J. J. Cockrell

Littleton Female College Promises Prosperous Spring Term

The institution reports a doubled foreign patronage over two years and a prosperous outlook. It sits in a healthy area with a strong faculty, handsome grounds, and commodious buildings. The Spring term begins Jan 36th and inquiries may be sent to Rev. J M Rhodes A M president in Littleton North Carolina.

J.M. Rhodes A. M Littleton N. C

Knights of Ilonoer Lodge in Wilson Promotes Small Assessments

The Knights of Ilonoer in Wilson, established July 1879, reports paying 60 widows $4,000 and notes that assessments are small enough for even the poorest to maintain a policy providing $2,000 to families. The lodge seeks new members as it remains prosperous, with meetings on the first Thursday at 4 PM in the hall over the First National Bank.

Wilson DB. F. Briggs E. M. Nadal W. P. Snakenberg J. Alvin Clark First National Bank

Died of Dull Health Two Old North Carolina Residents

Died at their city residence on January 4 1884 Mrs Margaret Moss widow of H C Moss sister of W D Rountree of Norfolk and late Moses Rountree of the town. Funeral services conducted by Rev Dr Munday drew a large crowd.

Margaret Moss H.C. Moss W. D. Rountree Norfolk Moses Rountree Earth Heaven Redeemer The Baptist Church Munday

Millinery and Bazaar Store Advertises Christmas Goods

The largest and cheapest stock of Xmas goods in Wilson is at the Millinery and Bazaar store under Briggs' Hotel. Misses Erskine and Deans have dressed the store for Christmas and invite shoppers to look for the sign under Briggs Hotel.

Wilson Briggs’ Hotel Misses Erskine Briggs Hotel

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Wallace Batchelor Nashile John Batts Wallace J. Dd. Wells A. Morris Mr. Wells Hadly J. C. Hadley Barnes N Davison J.C. Hadley Aarge Winstead Villery Col. Worthington Eli Green Raleigh Mr. S. M. Bobbitt Rocky Mount Lizzie Holt Pace Robert Pace Danville Capt E. M. Pace Lewis Brodie Fayetteville Military Academy Messrs Geo, Blount Masons Annie Moore Normal and Industrial School Greensboro Annie Simpson St. Mary’s Janet Dugger Cliff Cohen B. Parker Sam Brown Shepherd Chapel Hill Geo D. Green Sue Borden Miss Kirby Street Jones George Royall Littleton Female College Knights of Ilonoer Priscila J. Muse Garner Strawberry Vale Fairfax County John F P. J. Gault Priscilla J. Gault W. F. Muse U.S. Navy Anchorage Confederacy Hatteras Cape Fear C. J. Woolpringe Wortham Texas Ayer J.C. Ayer F. L. Reid Christian Advocate H. Hallett & CO Portland, Maine Castoria John Selby Sanders W. B. Hill Superior Court Wilson County John Alvin Bagley P. T .Morriss Court House Stantonsburg Township Daniel Whitley J. H. Applewhite W. H. Bagley John C.stanson Admir Alvin Bagsey W. SS. OR. Robinson TRISB W. Joyner Barnes and Spring Streets G. W. Blount A. E. Moore Nash Street N.C Atlantic Electropoise CO Washington, D.C the Dingee& ConardCo West Grove, Pa DRS. Starkey & Palen Arch St Phil Sutter St San Francisco Cal Mes W. B. Hell Green Street Scrofula
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