AWILSON MIRRI JR ADOPTS NEW RULES ON WEDNESDAY
An article notes that AWilson Mirri Jr is adopting rules on a Wednesday. The piece outlines changes in procedures and the target of compliance across the organization.
04 Jul 1894
Page 3
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1894
Page
3
An article notes that AWilson Mirri Jr is adopting rules on a Wednesday. The piece outlines changes in procedures and the target of compliance across the organization.
The notice says subscribers should renew for the coming year after a price reduction on the paper. It promises a first class publication and seeks a liberal response in support and payment to secure the new year.
Weston combination at the Opera House Thursday night features Mollie Weston in a trance vision act with support from Frank Weston the Great Humorist and Clairvoyant. Bardin, Esq. argues for Superior Court Clerk. public notices include political party stance and local civic changes.
Inspector General Col. A L Smith of Charlotte inspected the Wilson Light Infantry last Thursday afternoon. Capt. F E Nadal led the company with Col Bruton and Adjutant Warren among the staff. The ceremony drew many Wilson residents as the unit impressed with faultless dress and smooth drill. Nadal and wife hosted a high tea for the Inspector General and Second Regiment staff.
Mr Fran a noted Southern humorist and clairvoyant gave an exhibition last night at the Court House. He performed with Mollie Weston and the comical Lili Putian Family before a crowded audience.
The article praises auditor Weston as one of the most distinguished professionals, noting his entertaining show is worth the admission, his prices are affordable, and promising a highly unusual, memorable experience.
At a special Wilson Graded Schools meeting the Board expressed bereavement over the death of Miss Sallie Moore on Friday June 20. The resolutions praise her high character, faith, and teaching ability, and request publication in town papers and to parents.
The Wilson region reports the deaths of Mrs Oliva Barnes widow of Dr Edwin Barnes at 6 pm June 20 at home in Wilson aged 47 with two sons Leslie and Eddie, and Miss Sallie Moore a Graded School teacher who died Friday. William Green of Gardners township died after a protracted illness on June 20. he was Royal Arcanum member and his family will receive three thousand dollars.
Ladies hosted a Friday lawn party at the Court House square to raise funds for the church building fund. The event featured lanterns, ices, cakes, salads, and sandwiches, drawing praise for the workers and noting the need for shared effort.
An Enfield excursion party managed by J D Daws W G Sharp and C F Daws arrived in Wilmington yesterday at 10 30 am aboard the Wilmington and Weldon line. About 400 people visited the city with many staying for Ocean View and a Southport steamer trip. the train returned at 8 30 pm. A N Daniel to run July 11 excursion to Wilmington promising a pleasant trip and safe return.
The piece recalls a speaker praising a just cause and urging reliance on divine intervention to achieve victory. It questions Jordan's gifts for reform efforts, arguing the Democratic party should unite with the people to defeat the Republicans who have dominated for thirty years.
County Commissioners and Board of Education held an annual session Monday. They granted permission to thirteen individuals to retail spirituous liquors, nine of whom applied through the sheriff for licenses. Town tax rose to 200 dollars yearly, plus state and county taxes, pushing town retailers’ costs above 400 dollars. The meeting scheduled again next week to review tax lists and over‑assessment complaints.
The article lists officers: President W C Erwin first VP C L Stevens second VP W F Marshall third VP W C Dowd Secretary Treasurer Q J B Sherrill Orator John R R Webster Poet Andrew Joyner Historian E J Hale Executive Committee W C Erwin J B Sherrill S A Ashe J A Thomas H A London E K E Hilliard Thad Manning Delegates National Editorial Convention W S Herbert 2 T Britt F H A Latham Rev W L Grissom Alternates J Sherrill Hi J Herrick J C Tipton R A Deal
The Executive Committee of the Third Judicial District will meet in Rocky Mount on July Sth to designate the time and place for holding the Judicial Convention to nominate candidates for Judge and Solicitor of the district. F A Wooparple, Chairman.
Tired, weak and nervous individuals are urged to try Dr Miles Nervine with a positive guarantee. The first bottle is claimed to help and all druggists offer it at 81 6 bottles for a price, or it can be sent prepaid by the Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
J. W. Tiays James W. Hays, County Superintendent of Public Instruction, was inducted into office on Monday July 2. He is an educator with years of teaching experience in this and other counties and previously worked with Prof. S. E. Warren at the Wilson Female Institute. He was elected Secretary of the Association of County Superintendents at Morehead City.
Last Saturday township meetings appointed delegates to the County Convention to be held in Wilson on the following Saturday in July. Wilson township presiding officer S. P. Clark opened the session and nominees J. J. Batts K. H. Watson F. I. Finch I. M. Jordan and S. P. Clark were named. Jordan declined to speak when called for a speech.
The readable fragments describe a patient with chest discomfort and shortness of breath tied to a river or pattern in the lines of the text. The passage mentions Mr Ress Raaeks C104 Mo and implies a medical condition affecting the heart and lungs with unclear cause.
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